Star. — London, England, 1811-10-11 00:00:00

e Ni INg Oki. It ' ' ' r,o*-707001415?: 1 ne I...vrca ....d0......... ....... Y ...., -..- __ ,_ - . recently arrived at Plymouth from'Lisboit, 3 lFltir the T rig g' '4.• Melpomene.frigate, during the heavy gala ot'tion. .. loovoth - ..aa5 t m......... ... ._ day night wris stottlt .4 a very htney,Almeivilitli • : f oirttn: 114takiFt‘4.444"1444411111Wka9‘46'4"" hove in tile bidwarks on her qazarter, s n adtaisaheil she . . ' boaraeimingokr,;a..a.i,,,Niii.,vsidist_i . kasrnge t rs from thence, but providentially they were Mio , ti, It li t ifitNistioraff, ty ibi t, . .: "r 4 1"1 "P not cafried overboard by the awful sea, %Mitts' direat. 1 :. 41 i , 1 • ' • Irailald.ggi• 11 " Warros Arab, na, Ak a oslasitare .I Jam* er ' erred destruction to the vessel :—the passenget s by ,bawailiy 1 , 4%. lb ,. ... ) : 4 1 441 , 4 , • se , 1 ""i n ,liww. , - her wers CaIItaiItSEAUCLARENCE and WTISINIaIf , 6f to Mi4'S it tii t , i n d.., 3 41, 4 ;• °. „Nj i ,7:,;XL: 1 tt . •.,, toi it . . 64 1 .the army, anti -I,4ie9Aenant So; MQI: n of OW . Iva vy ; * .1441./gottattay e : at- Mlle- ligistaotik , 4.ll‘Alfieth'' tilawqkia. -It. Ciptain W. had a, very narrow escape ak.the thnehe .Yatufgh. l / 1 44., of _MI* A clssier4 als4 4asulpora . odkiihs.dt, City uriAnctils, to Nriv 1415!-rnn, sir* I..itti4tAl nix.. was washed off the No' s quarter with ht ; companions. - - - • - - DIM f "I " hiving been carrieciOut through a port hAllsklioigot i entangled with ropes, and was -thotehy redlliplittitonl the A 2 tra Waver, within a few !tigers 4 Ciuda 1 Raerto. NI destruction. • Ope of the transports arrived there cilr ried away her mizen-topmast•inagalc;.several 4 the . 4" L2:t u y ' l h a uf t st; : t4t b . ra 141 ntes::::::g3,7, Insak the.::::::::: ° B::::1 Beet have also received damage during thel te sigoty - Jawil4 llo l 2l Vizatial ilaill- ' weather. i.. . OW. l-f 4 at Adttaliantti. Ilia J loo44iiipitiktsWwltatal. . t Oa the' act ittitt4 It Ilia tlesnont-ittreet, itt lug .61 -t pia. Aeon Friday evening, and during the nisht, it ' blew a • Lague igallizOijkOval did latillifivia. of c.fr; : . 1 : very heavy gale of wind from the S.-8.: E. during . *pi" 4. at . at, Atittaillit./gubLfra4itgt qfP44I4INIII which many vessels were damaged, and trete becanie and nrentithami. " . e caatte . to thai toWll,frurelVi . r. rilhall‘ ktus. ~ta A 701 Indio 1,63 %Os rite&b, tit . • 1.114.11,.wi,0 'twit 14 coaipkte. wrecks. 'File men of war in the sotind captor , end , jer, d orlym , 6llll l o o ki . c vgatv "so ,boiu, ' were obliged strike their yards and'tepmasts, but the (seri:vain - a tayro;iii the Cowin, carnal hint A{ 4 Sie•ll , rto: P k have not received any d.image.—The folios% ing sh i ps toad.. Here iEw wt,VtilitichgNui 4 Pfrck r 4 . 146 04 01 1 7 4 =7 t: were lying there' dbfirig the galel—the giemen, . A. a d, eti he ret“roodio Vt" r,rnt biol . ,' whops tub i ix. brine, and Recruit. The Growler gun.hrig, in lite ' 0 : 6 " k t. 4. 4 , 4 , 1-1 :" 4.4 ... (3m t m " li r 1 " % 3 '" - 1 ;: ; : g 41 1 - 1. }.. '''' night, clttn.'e from ben anchorage between the hitind ger a 4 t il tihit - tiine being 'arinehatte.t-ti tr nt Cie siatore i • ll ;o1 And the Main;" and ran on shore in Fax ilay ; pnoe-b 9 11 of iva otwarne, at vitlfcir Pe , A....-..talweJ unto his 'ell. but we are happy to sta te , the Officers and crew, az. : tvil'inWasvii at `h e ar t Yr nu , 40% fattld 4044441wirailwar cent a boy, were laved. The other vessels th#t were •' " 63 " 2 " . ArVr""""ll6. . P l uk more li.all uw s I " e '' , widower, kW old ratliwaan, -at AT age a im, nude ,tut to a wrecked, bah cargoes, one of which, the James and t" ilii dioaia eit. fat. . st t laarasts iwila wvt <tt. r+ , 4l 0 i4r4 ow clir .Iflizaheth, hilonOng to that port, Fodyergill master, co mforts his .scr..'pa, ago F,ve y. 4„ prvrie 401 In ii 8 . ~ day ld droyelrost her anchor be walked roof a note to uiettirg; tar, until a taw & T ot, toe.. . . ' - headman'' - \ 10,1, !",e),{444p0.1 flt;111.110111, a 1 attingai 7.rtittp. tt • 4 1 , :a ro t t come. la was th% i t iat tuntiwor of Apathy fine etaireteottiirm is lb., 00 4 ,4 4 «vot love winisiialfinfer tattgersto. 'r. Nod to see moo the. 90.yeartt, at.A tt.ia of eig al I iel year* ' A 7 Cb _ - - C & is sh avesecollt. ob' erdeibseyitv Ati l t thetint:7% ll l x ' . . p is ji a . s rE s: \ i : s t t . 91411t1 . 1 - 4.: P 1 5; soilesplarbosabiaraaarfulte amid in a middle aged woman who applied ie t r.tbe,r Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. She cottplanted 's andlm orpooss mloi wireiteslow appetite bad, with a ge •K esag SQOp y ,-.4. Aiken witioat• She tooh 1111t1t$4•- Arespalease statma• the lespaababilitt of %sawing asstmcb she Walksel ROW I.4aelanb, bawls sew oats sad apposito, sod koccweed her Wu gas the Asti' tt hatibmii In. .Now thin effort can ottliThe at ,beigns, the witticism too huing the stemmas and Lges _ deposited 4.141111411h0 faexeri4d she :habit , In sleep-sested tae 4-44(14161,6016 *Pr PRlatilices be the genetalliesith„ i rho Shave ceiv . ed. eh' stk *et In Liman must distrotamg uses. I. temp- At the commencement of the gale on. Friday after- I deny, scrophula, scurvy, theuntatigni, acc. its elects we g r a fgAy ' noon, two boats, each 'of which were rowed by tyro leklowtOlged.o eeoaterielts, please to asieftsr Spihtnefs women, belonging to Oreston, left the,D4rbicall. p o w 4 08 0 6 0,0 c w ove . sejth Ilse a n i s duty p e lo g ra ;Quasi. order to proceed to that place ; one of thern, We. un- ;to y, i n .1 4 l e . ad. 44 0 ,0 k betties ins. and Larger as.rlesy derstand, airived safe, but the other, after passing , tale*. und l edsanCe 2s. 401 d at tbaDisa4psaLy, 44. Queen Ann's Battery ? was driven among the hrea,lcer‘s 1" 1 . 64 que`.. 1 - 66 ' 1 ' .31 1„.._• , - in,C.atwater ; its perilous situation was obseried . by ------ " - Wft.LIANT B. MOUNTAIN, • I-LEAD BNOW-HILL, 1.0%13014. the' rew of a merch antman, part of which itlMPer ,sARAeit"'S don foe Trastclir, good SIMS, oho to *dlately proceeded to its relief, and by dint of * Row t ar t e icm ' n ' d4 . verance, .sot n taking the boat in tow) : hinowing 203 T CQACHES, MAIL the storm hid this One so much iscreasarj, j 1 ` co44o4 , fei .. owlecliqp , A . *mow . wag it was deemed d iActssary to take Pe svoipen vessel'i boat, in the act of doing whicb, I)3l,a(kay j - . r r optitt . h, Weymbuth, • TairsoAN' s one . Of the women had been taken out, - the eroa New Poot . Coachi ettrf WINN AL milk' a Owed- through Minato., Mishit:Of • T 314- broke,_ when the boat drifted on the rocks, 'and Iv?? " li it b. "'"" ' pest. wird ! • c dashed to pieces; but the woman was most prim- tole , fi`ere-itosPOVBh, stilLoop iffEbtirsit , %4 Alentially saved by the humane exertions of a custom. • yew Royal Aga Coach, sets oat everg,Evening.-•.f 1.4 a louse officer, naftied Cook, at the risk of his own life. 1 1 " 0 " to ST 4 labY, 'Audis GriritArs LIVERPOOL, Warringtint,"KniuW, Stoat § did LtCVIC44, .1=1•••••• Po it sConeh, plied terry. Arming at ties , A letter from Penzance, says, " We have had :: 9* Mck. ro t!" 4°P 1 ' 144 4 4 144 1rfsr Lim 4 1 + 3 .4 4 very boisterous weather here for the last week ,ae ttu 'ug hl ' uz ' -" !BATH and BRISTOL PlylagAik-toischles,theatOCklpyr , companied with very high tides, which have done , barn, Caine, and Mara/hough, every Afternoon. ; am/re at M r . I *Me damage to several vessels in this port. The ! .1440,4* Oreybrlnd loots Bath, and the London Therte, Tha w Limb, Menuish, from Powey, far Swansea, in cont. I . l ll.oo l rect. adsto_la .or4e.Dionliajl , ”-C , OOO ing into the pier on Thursday, struck on the fotincla. & r m . . , i c. t Crash, (sided the Rockineism sets nut es ovr tion of the new pier, which split her bilge-piece,— ' morning si > &nisei; tattles Pont Nokia only, and gem re- Friday it blew a gale from the S.S.W. A brig came =rum / . .rigs a Guard throughout: . Pawn through Nom to anchor in Gwaves lake, in the evening, said to Nrd, it- I 7 1".. next r4 Da ll y usi , aricio an . 4 PtigY oteo br ith icli sta t i . tdit t i ll g t re be the Kitty of Weymouth, from Waterford , for u c n ' c lt o k m • nof that Coach, it is 'Rowed to be the an London."' Public Conveyance on tho Werth ANA, jSunday LW there was a severe storm of wind and ---- , lasicia.br ear oboe. rain at Port Patrick. The brig Economist, of Mar port, laden with bullocks and swine, and bound to , English port, was nearly lost opposite the Mull Galloway. It was with the utmost exertion and slit. culty that she reached the harbour of Port Patrick and on the very entrance she grazed those frightful sunken rocks which have dashed so many vessels t' pieces. She has lost her fore-top-gallant-mast, and his sustained much injury in her rigging. - • Wednesday se'nnight, a brig was observed in oke,-,1 tress between Portreaals and Hayle. About lest o'clock she went on shore a little to the east of Hayle bar, and shortly after the Captain, who belonged tb Looe, and whose name was Davis, together with di e mate and two boys, were washed overboard drowned. Two men, all that remained of the crew, were observed by the persons assembled on the beach, intO•the rigging, one - • the main-mast. wed . , Prrak W4itthaTel Coach, goes • Foer ll Harks , glialUagielP l*l6l734 , Rti l StA ll ' , thrall Esrou lili gti ß br re i ti t We barirs 081001:11. the askant (the :warm frk,t\ , ; , l -~-..- . ; was snort and un. . was laden With Ali.Clay4nd drove from liar enchor. "' w'''''''' ran a ""‘' e cOdness t han i lototed, both to lais age inCatwiter on the rocks in liondman's )3ay :et '; comb , oi „ g ;um :, !, spoke but a fe boy that belonged to her was unfortunateli - drowned. e-lhe *gem eit iigt4t; M missed ; and little I heve related this Ka sineerltY of .rIVI..r. on ore, in , tr 4 , - d• Th 'Er -r-d, .. Tita Of laittliiotf or, 1 r -crew save,.. e . zityc Tlle. , sti ck* „ ...Voqp Wei wit,h cub;n,.,wh,ich & A we' , t i.ce, in &3 m, gibing smac k , fielongrig , to this port, Davidson m 9.. ' i ld..!"`" 1 " 1 . 7 .._ w1 !_t..!! l ie false idea , u"” ter , Short' after her arrival, drove from her :inchor- ' 11 - is * Q iii l l - 0 17, dstedletween • '• a 7 to 1 ... . • age . in puttol* A 014, aemst the quay, but . hat not dare seetivded 1 fesida' t • -7- T S ' 41 * received illy .tvateri2l da m s e. The firys . Active, .. 414•.itscgst i sunc difesene -.a - - , E ..-- - 7 - 711 , , ,- ; F r, . b elong i ng ti that poit, together with several other . ! t s a_n !!t oe be carrod it n i sa n a F7 s : . _,. v," 'Vessels and'boats, -*ere' damaged in Suitlip Ppe"l.—.... : : i .` " 1 suat debaity and we ° P e ra t ' ul "` The ship Britannia, bel in to KirklAly l tddint:;,aer - al deprogiOn of in , on_g g clean Othiti ) le Tier- his Majestn•DOek-Yard, le bore' With greet. ton master, that had discWarged a cargo timber t' ANIMA tiled-0114A was laid on her blam.enile delerSimelPtheyesi idin.r: `; 1 / 2 .::r th .t.. co re= 2.-1- during' the gale in Harnoaze, but has scarcely re- * f er r a lwr s titi la uzu , 44ll °2 4 .4 to the Conduct of 4 "las " PIE u " ... ceived any damage . — During, the gale thitide rose to ; 1 42 s ci a ttat_e'h 1* Lauderdale was one in unusual height , . hy which the articles of sugar, tb• • 11 du to •.- &.bacco, deposited in Warehouses near The quiz), di 4 4• This negOtiation,4o"O4464lo ..- 04 titea WOW 1 keret received considerable damage. erent asnect. when . .. 7ss owe hest and 7elng soiled in Acconumdationly say othii. , 14 - Laos:tater, Prasson, likierUsrstßie, Holton tr e Choriry, Ortmklrk, and castatt; Poet CooKbols 4 1 0 . 4 r/ ihkag /an norm at Flee o'Cliick.—Ousetled. I l of . GLASGOW, LoostoOrtii 9retoa-Greeo A.tono, Darufrire Ldri o . i brawohes,r 4o :3 : auntakar-Knai Cutatv i oebs Kiapweil, als ell ; on Pi, 01 _ •CYToyerdoont , Comk Da). . 11 ,1 t I . * YOKE; bI and liclu;burgla pew Coach. performs:. t!!+! with a Chard throve :ow, sets out wetly Mornjog at Hall-yas I tO l'ax &Clack, by drat of Newark, :Raiford, T adcaster , Dat!inr•ori almi Vorthstlesiook•Dallianq Filospoitsi•• sod Berwicti. Yule: •;er • - S4 6l3 l. l benmemOt *Oiled WO dielmell of the4MMIMF. ma .._ rest whit date shri plume, and Aso raised*, otetlisitA Oil s4l aSt • 1 ritions:l Farp. J. Lines . , the y 144 swap, Cppeigwygt, Tort too • runs Coaclosi to SunthertatA ... t 4., i !fi s ltrlikh : Ink ., by; so AY .,_ 141 17 w E enin itlt) P g. t r allOWCH atid; .. v4alel •as - or ' ' ' 2ol.• emit, ova d tb r.b 1 . CARLISLE, Pepritis, yrul Whits ea Post Coach, goes mit -....a . 0...._ er.-- -A 1 ti.:,......1 .11 .14 . ....4• 04...... *1...nm," *rem& 1h .1$ he ably, to *E . , 7 1 6 1 1Frr9 611 Grattan iT sir -!;._, 4 ,-, r- it appearca moan .ins nom:lama ! , way. us* was :we- son. I atn, WTI ) toPs vsi f had .illr• astre-eu* l vent to a gentle Men, passenger on board dip defea- were observed by the persons assennneu on tne °mien, 1, i ray tn , ;1110;4 mike sit -- 4 - 9 4 moirsoieg. a - 0 peo . olni to w • -/- •. to get intO•the rigging, one on the foreniast, and the ! the journey with the zroateat. .. Palaeagara de Waal v ft iguds exprjssly decla. that ' t hey must Ff "! hat dant" shi p . On the 4th of June last, the plaintiff's other on the main-mast. In this dreadful situation ' the reed by tawniness, or p -- the peculiar alvastais I terms of i iei woul4 be granted to Irelatid, befors Mister largo& some fault with' him, horsewhipped • they continued for some time, every wave completely i their os CH le ES' ats r - Eit* all fra, I*. 1 : 11 . C. 6 1. C h. Daav• they coulceionprl lir MW Flinion. Mt. f '9=roul him in the Cabin . ; but not contest with this, he re- covering th em. : The main - mast Won went by the . s Ei;ups - E. a. ow , pwor t oi sii , • xe York, unitr.n have GAO litrOAL E treellitelg 1 4 dr defea„Pd ; quested the Captain would have him* flogged. The board, darryittg with it the unfortunate seaman who Newsiest*, apd ii4tisrklis, casylsl! laatdes eats. tval A and that if no oft Man . 4 11 :41 1 4. nage Captain accordingly had him on the quarter-deck, his L A.... : %. th is : had taken Teittsc o n it. Just at ... 9 t.me-a native of to noon, at Three &Mot, by Iray4d - Dotacastar, Grantham, a. with shtisfactio k o t0..1 . :r, 17/A. l ag *994,4 4 . _.. - 4 - 0., IlOodtend feet wire tied, and the boatswain's mate SL ices, who is a very expert swimmer, stripped on lialliforld- ' - .".. • • .. . . • Catholies,lielplits as I , \Yered• log Isaac Of mew sificirdered`to give him a dozen lashes. After this a, A._ .I. ....., „ e „o u .„, mem to the astooisissent of all present, re- , w , body in the . F.00411.r . 45 t,,,,0 eta, actcJ a witeal Tru pits4utteet was initiated, he was liberated ; but the qr ..... . ~, he purposed.to fasten round the men on board, and • nal " • , ir, Weithryittin, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, tt • •1 • Geolt.„, IPP,:aaviloistvil- i tailifht - I.MiID, Ssoeliten, awl Yana, . t iew•Coach, ova solutelr phingedifito the waves, then going moan- 1 • '' ' /FM ! ' Newcastle., Wang] as gener64S-R l iri in, I , s4en4 upon Mr, 911 t; h} CaPtain said fiC * 4 lo n % him again, i f hi did clot. t a i' s Ingbit*yint with* hit&the end of a rope which ina" ~,,,,. :., '., .• mi - rat oath, ei'y Afternoon.—Gsardsd. but Mr. Otaltan, 4a. :. .2 all La/3 1 i 41 4 . „.. • mend ' to his mar et'..- eds. ' -her for Ireland , 944 ) 1 , - eleiget) VIA Peletiee The Captain acknowledged the truth of the com- thus en &the persons* on shore to e xtricate them from 1 P4Viksillseipales - leee'T'Enidne , at 111 "° • Cletk• . measures i•i redreAS Sei. birs and o pposed ev e n fr, plainent's statement; but said, he was ready to just* their ilous situation. This intrepid 'and humane I. as tk i tf,V E )4 : rn " in Fox's MlnistrY Os lie has since tii.a .-13 • 1 the, P rince e. , " his Cenciact, and fOr that purpose wished . to put in , isili'vidnal had nearly reached the vessel, when the I ' it. t• , 5.... ti fliAl4ll roN, Winchester Illrciferd and Alton C • , r - . r •„,,) wi l es § its_rwst, me,,aa r ,iii"ouwea to 4 o bail, to anisSer the• complaint itF Ithe 4. 1 PV 1 19, 1 ,0 1 .44 *Oa the ro p e slipped frem hill, *And he was seen ;easy l'sroe• • ' , . • stray the Pit* sTstem 4- k .v . .e . i.,ci restore liberty .he-aeeordingly 4.1 r -it'ltherherit Pon C9sch, Gaited (be Rock , , 'some tim'e'endeivouringto gam the wreck of the ; /114teitsitafeaki isereery Raft Coach, with a Curl. • to his long oppreset , epunky r 114 certain Mr.' Fox #slfiaist If' ughei,'ltarman, was committed on p ., 0, ; • thstignitit, to which the almost. drowned mariner ' out . ff re i r l y tflteen jr Goo, sari fr a in d itztior We e tw o Lu t es day :. 1,1, "Yr the ' 'fall:all r '#' stilli &Mg. At length he reached it, and as each '' Buf as r-st i t, t trnain l4l4l ghanl 9 : ' P4:411 ' would not have plc As lea .130 cion of stealing **ldentity of was not at all a man to shudder at a division in the his employer, George Bradley. .. . . wave walked over them, hp was 'men cheerifig the 1 5111413URY, Hamsnon and Twickenham, Twice a Wear Cabinet, if he Was on right ground ; and, as he sub- Mieutottouoit-sruter.-;-••-/?i4ord As -1 9 .poor , fellOvi by clappi l / 2 him o n the shoulder.' On HULL., Northoue .H i oavden, , l'horn, and Doocuter I': ' 1 3 1 have one out u . sequently must , most pr% y, g, . Ms. stands flamed with:stealing& . - teeing thhAanger td Much all three weriliow exposed, i f,l'ilcaton'.,erdvcrerl. Hall. 444 ; 4t ahrein o'Cigckr w ti3e Bull and Sao ii the Irish question, it wo have sppred hi* gteat. and jewels to a large attiou,, - the • : •,- • ".0 .I.odi 4 Tool 4u stint i c u liti , noo • labour and .4 tnitiety (pertly, I tirrticottgell hip invaluable campbetl, and Jeke Polkiial, a jeviel , - , : th . WVom flayle, called Burt, in op- ; LEEDS end wAKI D. neer elegant Coach, DaUy. Mel, if hehad aithe b urst 4 f Inaefence of:the liberty t he p r tiomo, lodged, 'who le tholaige4 te;;4l . 4oblit 13 4. • ..r• v i tibiTtbtfte'ifithikties'of 'his father, who * trembled ; , Ititlitic/CiltD,Wikt, ' n, .itaChestrurt Coach, sr titelsafeet- cif his - son; braved the fury of *' itionilog• • '.;'. •• ' - the d.' - .. .• 1 ' di' ' abinev-themercepar •ed the same, kn • them tolie swift.* Vise yes'. An' .harjfesS i - 41 - re 0 .- i‘; : • ; ..:,' .• - ..01 Y celV • a ° l oi x .. - 1. •• . i - atonal, - Idbitted into t he billow," and providentially I .SQ U ' r 1 ti4.34PTOlt, Winchester, Rummy. 1., ynalip_r:t,. - eroded Who hove r ed , ? M e ss ' ' o:l l lfruP . !‘. teida7fiftaliY et at i d l e '. - 1 . 1 Ol e ! °f ; hl / c ro c l setteededSE the roff to thatrit adventurer, P l „„ ln t e lL e C ; l, i f b ie u t ," l 'l it/ 1 4 : - „' s r i' d 6 I: "` 4 „; r l "it g ld ! m e ' % try aci4 u , aita,;rnsinni 1 4.' -* ,4, ~'; : :0? !F" man in lehore etshelt• Oe p .. •: al tie ' l 2o,itTlx?„, lila .frieriflp f , t ..e. e . ) ~Ir , .1413417: abllale fhist:Szafnintolort . St o errarttple s ettzpd in . • p). td , #4 1 .. ••:• '1)- • - •• - . : ; 0 • Whdirdiftitiroliteelybittfiedftrftiindibilliniast elk t wi'LLiiiit & bile ' liwi er s7,i -1 3,1•1 ca j le•lN.ithn ) igclLatit ti att - On the maimmast, and hiving also fasten- Frieedilibe lb 6 FE lll iik, that OM win notbe Itic° 6 ' rrble 1 r '• ••' ; iltl? nit, great at'St:2 ► . , ~ - ,' -• .. . . x s I . 1 ''' :. lig° - tease, and' 12 tIgul ' . ruw -• - . idlii * . l eilf • '' 'V - 4.: lftifr - ' ''''' P leis 4611111111144k1a of num than Has Pounds Value, ii a 1 the ?Tt?lf * ll ga ... c rilem, tea • ( _, ' ~,; Aa:l2 b r E a dy, dimpb e lN ' ". •„ . , ,-- 1 , , 1 . td $ll4l 441- 6 17,. hir Was drawn on , a r.„..___ A 4 * T'''sa . 4 ...„. T6 r ma'dalrli 1114Pok Ittpizal as swill anelgoisl tor acoardangly ' .to pair*, ftSuld" ha.. • eoele..lfi ' 1 ', .fs. ;kikliHr iiteloilleeirriefObiete ' it -.. Vb 1. • . ,irk s er seam4n. the Saran, cad InN.Snsw-itat, Lontints. &PI wedni'h; 4l IS P. :) ,-,;! :4:,,, ;glfinta • bight's ' .. -409 11nii'lliii i ''..i,ij it , r • ioti -' • tii:rbt bit vte-tigi join* marin er; . No -. suit .I ••• Ai rb,1441 . it oc i et. ircii . amount of ‘9O l fes mellistbraid eon Li '.' ; ; • v 4 • rihatuwe &deliverers.: ' '- - LoNi.io ze i; . 4,4044,40ikap0ra. si..k •est Wes :i . r, at No Citesteory-:sae, stud at lo: thrice, ic:l4.s-tat. I • . . _ and amiable disposition; fint with all that candour and purity of,sol'which so eminently set him above 'the .‘11; ; 5 0 5 1 b arty Statesman , the smooth and siiii wil l ow, kg ' la, not target to say, that much could lie icl l nog. n Tact, the Fatriois, or Whig cha racters of TrYlAnd, had contribittedto ; ,,aket Mr. Fox's situation rkre, difAcuit and rime indtvidailly respon. - ale for Irel4o. It was manifest trial-Mr. Grattan iind Mr. V,opaonby, and their friends, h#d Audi no conditiotts;Or'her. .ifver considered this-as a fatal dereliction fif her incemis • M. Fox, ougthcird ;s 111 vial' with foreign and domestic 41'1, 1 00 rip c 1 , 1 1 71 upon, as he ablc„, to act. . 7 w ert and o f every son.. I "-^, had ti/r. Grattan abd,hi! lids , C thaOhey ----' ' i , wh f ; term F ' 1211 Skainted 1 ..* t i lia b it r 7' i = "-4 liY 140 ,- - 9 .7...n..J6 VirCrt - , alle repeaf Of an . A,ci &Union Mit b,. .otficuit than Xial el i POYninea s air,. Or an, Act treating upon Ireland's independettee.— . gondriess' of Mr. orattates heart, alrXonsind 'it ; t his entrance into 'thei•English.Parlitonelit,' , 'Tnion, has inidred him% inextricable vamp • he may recollect .our convessatiaiiiiito: 1 when I almoif conjuredblin never.tO sit In an Igt, _ assembly, whole prejudices Were . skrang; and highlf adverse to Ireland. 41' The Irish Whig party, by the effects of the Union, had been *absorbed into the Parliatnent of England, and was no more seen or beard 61. - l have i alludef to the deficiency as it appeared; and still ap pearslnMe, its tvlkisn. Grattan and Ponsonby, in not stralthreternis for Iteland, previous to supporting the ,new Minittry. It iflatere the neglect of Mr. Curran is to 'be charge Mr: Grattan *declined accepting office hirriself—Mr. Pionionby •de his own term fa 'ld became Chancellor while r. Curran, who ba i laboured, along with them in e same vocation, s‘ Jong and. so point:filly in defence of Island's rights, wealth, bj his Own 'party, unnoticed, and in no' very unifiable situation, in the Hall of tile' Courts in Dui lift." jeCptning to the last stage of Mr. Fox's illness, Mr. ' .... Trotter says— He (Mr. Fox) now saw very few persons. At singular interview I was at this time present.— ' Sheridan wished to see Mr. Fox, to which the reluctantly consented, requesting Lord Grey io in the room. The meeting Wks short and un .ctory. Mr. Fox, , siTi;h more cc than saw him assume tit any one, spoke ds. Mr. Sheridan was embarrassed iassed, but mere words of course. ..- irenstistance, in order to.shew the i:tv's nature, and to di opmve AU li any_ particular intimacy subsistedfiets and dfA.-CelCbratett'brator. A few days received Mr. • Grattan hi la very difFerewn 1 and friendly to a great d: As his disorder increased tapping was performed,' which he , calimitist and resolution. In the Mean ciatitia with France was proceeding , mencement of his Milos he had client, patches, but he was no longer equ.4 io the t., it ; and the appointment of Lord Lauderdale of the last of his acts in that affair: This negock, . as is well known, assumed a* different aspect, when the genius of Fox' nd longer directedit. It may be 'allowed "to be said, that to conduct' such an affair to , successful result, much temper,*mu,ch conciliation, and an oblivion'of unhappy and irremediable events in Europe, were all required, in order to meet the French negociaters upon proper ground. All these • Fox possessed. It is to be feared his virtual sari, ~ Lord Grenville; *anted them I He was, 110, respects, an unfbrtnnate person to succeed 141.1 in negociating with France. Lord Grenvillel be deemed an able debater, a man of sound , and &meet Ind indefatitable in business;—but grand qualities df gel ius--thit sensibility which appreciates the feelings and wants of others, and meets the just demands of humanity half way—that intuitive lance which comprehends time and place, and regu. 7 a complicated iffairty a stroke of the pen, were . his ! Besides, he' had been concerned in almost the unsuccessful wan and negotiations of Mr. Pitt. 1 The French nation, under an Emperor, could soon forget the insults offered to the repubc...., negociatuort which was exceedingly complica 4d hands of Mr. Fox,. in those of Lord GrctiM# l rs sure to fail I - That great ma; hinnelf began* itertaiu feeble hopes of its success i but I apprehend, he bred, he would have surmounted every diffi , and he was not himself aware of half the re: spent -and veneration entertained for his character tifria' the Continent. No one will deny that the best nrobibilitrof peace Was destroyed, when Mr. Fox begone unable to direct the negociatFnn." Tun WELL Vkaw.—Astronomers inform us the Comet may be best ken from the bottom of a well, at floe* day. On the 22cEof this month, precisely at 1$ ef'd4Sck at noon, there will be a delectattle treat foir i%iervers, as it will then shine with additional Th. Splendent lustre; and what is unaccountably singular', the most attractive State Lottery ever known, OW only, 13,500_Tickets, commences drawing at the same instant, and finishes on that day, when it diffuses tb it votaries an universal variety of Ciipitall"rixes, also lesser Prizes almost as innumerable as We stars in the heaikns. Surely this combination °limits must prove beneficial to adventurers. , . -.. UNION Hatt..-41‘ jlack Man elated the Cap tain of an Indikqutti'with having aciatated him. It appeared frixti his stateMent; that he was ter passenger r 4th of " . 1, , ~, q sistes npoo Mr t Tot, id his irreineta a ) '''': -', ,'! ~irAis" quite overwkiiimunly . 1••Ia:ns- afore - dil siereiti*,:Th t thea_eivvint's.yrei•eo944l;p willi fa.' other Ac ti . ...t; .. 1 the dciof WAG lyrOtiitTlf'visMed by ii-' The gota ~ 0 ., a 0 .4 411:ilil rafilt. .What aii.c . frep but hls e c oq the stAilnat of to how doe: impart' the Unio § e, , , ~...,,, ,attic sonove le stain-4 Mt. P . OX, at tpar; 1 •ti iiie titiledi of sc,C4'apd tstleC,t, Imetilways, in- Union, v t`le'le . ifilie'flisielersililg; dreg . einan in the nation, English "lol l ikalekbirind itiWil'ire:"ln . the opinions bight,' a, of ', 4 . deftibniiii lie:sit:lG heinight make 1 ' The - • `'• - • . 11444*tc•,41•--"jls9lb..l}4PlYself Um , I 1 4 140. it, : ApprtlailAmd ce,sape4_,. y,persons fahci now Eli nd ,sk A is &Nit nen! or care ire exiiK - Selch curt-men, and so', all' Giill -jOtoit AO r:00.:474e:..,.„ ..411,0fieft, As 'yeireto sopii.sli the' . t preisiire p."., ~ :Imsapes.a, an!loi- wraith* nAhrgar.9lolXas,,PY_4 , r. , c cipltegan, to an SI ,new Ml' . :,... 01 .1.C.k ! )11 Altrt Z I P.* °I g oing ;o St...Anne - alai, is to be' ryttql 491, .ixediVii fo.r.that belPVed spot. offfce . hi, "lerfi!,,!.,cova obtain a e roper c9 ppyipt o f an d b ec , lititifteo 04 pelt la to express to. Mr. Fos xo t y,mm-; labotiree GAttieffe; at the sit : . •. , ,ii of lie and. I also lasi 10.1 , kintalti Wl* ri t , .. 70 . • • sr-OU nu Yikb C411)1414. qfells-*liistert rilibi° 4 •,..,;,. •., .. ~ °son:o44AT • 44 ; b.n44 1 4, Art,find' t f*intry:to*, such Mingo F lint liati Comm wilt illnessin,Wvemsrl h i s ' heart Would - have led him Trotter ... thing - tneyry hurane. ft 1.14 Qa jeaviug Ireland, I bid understood that the one sm rni4), fiery* of the Cifholies was to 40 nothing Mr. Shi whfletct to ernbarriss Mr., 7,0 x: There was aOOlO- latter II illiiig . 4:4 gatieroui and alemostOrsantic in this.cleter- remain ~ nat ion, 434 my estiern arid airection for my 'ciittn- latisfac trymen Weire''greatlY heigbtsned. It was ss nprel in- ever ; l a cmhtilliolit! - , that above, three imllt)xas of men word,. ' ekpi.iqg # o,TiketTo! . vance,, almost fiti4,,plea. p . a a al-, is, . nir all cohadence of the wa*est ci um I belt V 4471 itb s hr '' 4 ' " and l. ne fe on e mp. or protestion re- , Fot's 1 'areas : iiigi i:, . KW& their grOallss and , 4.- laiteili . "imrting theif!";tha, ink be Ireful that not ., one clink Fox an , oitld di4hrb him in hit great work of restoring receive, ce to world, and of prkpring a system of home !silt* 4/, c a able of epthmtmicating hap piness; al* ge A - 'lnd liberty , ,to the British ies ! Such a tappini • 1 ••• • - . MO i • proof of disintereted attachment in thekrijh 'Winn* C ~ i could not but - impress every friend of Mf. "Ciaiteti : roiw ith gratitude. impressed With a lively sense ' me o t t i of 'the value of Ireland, I stated to Mr. Fox the ne- .oarebei !ite.ssii. of iMinediate" and effectual steps to relieve her; it ; an, that ,tsftgistracy h.,..4 beep degraded by the intro- of I cthdi , , britivroper subjects, that, though the Catho- ' al i s m • ik;lridtioOveneration ' and ever } aircction for him, the get itO•nu d4t be ex pectelho be ei4oitl of naturaffeel- 1 allowei s ings cininlon'to all then; and though übderhisMinktry i a succi thcy wereinclined net to press, their generosity and I and sr glatithiniitent of thernselves'for a time deserved every in Eur thing; itig i ai r eyery isliipaie bad consequence was F ree d #.l ) be app -4(9r tho etim;ire, If the jr n nerit state M r . - of I ltqluiff wi,l9eildressed. As I felt sincerely and censor, ilid g ti; fsist4W' %Stith' the same freedotn, and more m a n y 1 'VI din In the t taNdihn oymekiotiviclUchelieu: For, i . 2 , ' „Pft:"FoX re:lfispleased than he hail been ma y t * - 'it ,ire" alfitil iitiriservedly. He said, how- e a se , A ~t:, „, ~. • .". the gr .- il'lt'viai . ot;vtous to me,. that . in his own breast he apprec liti,menfre • d vektf me -,in, ittio that along arrear of th e k m If Wi'• ditelti, GI .) , 'be seemed * to Teel l ain i 1 . , , ' . ii?'4B . o - " 'di& ''' 't : there was i 't ea a i g: exbiene and iiiieignits in hilt counte- not hie . 0 i'' ' c , 4 Ido not bliMeyom 'Or ipeils- all the f ,ticiliOly country, but you do not corn- 0 7 p 1 .lien Ifeii.,, ieP;; • ides of my situation ." He told me, not so - , eirki ,aa - . ."..i 'torsolatioil ; that a strong retorts- A im p : I - : *fte from . Aiiff Gover n ment , just t h e h l ' , i'. :-.• ii ft.tird Hardw,'..,l Apsetlew the tut- Was st ei t ric( e ifig4 & ,. /fiti - . Ai" year (180$), enters 4 , ......,. f. iiiii rejecteid: 'li Was very evident had hi hoe, shorn Ireland might thank for Lilts ca t ty bi*dr4 • a)141"' Atli Nifife=tialisTied that to 'this day she Tea ties sd taiiktitt l esOvaiion of her liberties pain upon ciralY I , n& fitit , .to Charlrs James Fnx. On t no ha this ofcasioll, he said that something was in contem. b eca p plittithl'ialSting to tithes. I did not think Mr. Fox's Mind was at all at ease upon the subject of I r eland. T H He seemed to rely upon the Duke of Bedfords name come 3 ~„~