Star. — London, England, 1811-12-03 00:00:00

= / _ PLATSMOUTH, NO 1 1 '.8MB.eR Monday his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA. RENCE, now n a visitehere, went on board the Ha. vannah trigate, Hon. eaptaiii CADOOAN, attended by all the Captains of the Navy on this station, and par. to :It ot an elegant eLjewne, provided for the occasion. He dined with Lord KIUTII at Purbrook, where lie slept. Taesclity his Royal Highness reviewed the Limerick Mi itia, on Sowlsea Common ; he ex pressed himself highly gratified with the state of their discipline. Wednesday his Royal Highness vi s ted the Naval Hesptal, at Hasler, and inspected the principal departments with much minutenesseee A s aman in one of the wards, put a paper into his hand, containing the following petition Please yet* honour and glory I am a deserter, and I hope eon will get me off," le vi Royal. Highness gave the tapir to one of his attendants, and requested him to enquire into the merits of the case.• His Royal Highness afterwards inspected the North Devon, Wiltshire, Inverness, North Cork, and Dublin City, Regiments 'of Militia, in Spithead Field, between Hasler and Felt Monkton ; he was pleased to speak in high terins if approbation of their appearance end discipline, and p'trticularly noticed the North Devon Regiment, whim he expresied a wish to see.again in the early pout of nnet week. On Thtirsday his Reyal Highness visited the Gun-Wharf, and laid the fowl. detion-stene of a Creed Ordnance Storehouse, about to he erected in the New Gun-Warf. His Royal ighriees arrived at the gates soon after 12 o'clock, where he was received by Lieutenant-General Wetee Innen our Lieutenant-Governor, and the principal Oiiicers of the Garrison, and a guild of honour.— His Royal Hipheess proceeded to the bottom of the foundation, attended by Major-General EVELEGII, the Commanding Royal Engineer, when a bed was prepared, to which his Royal Highness put the finish ing stroke, and a fine black of Porland stone was lowered town, ill the centre of which was fixed a brass box, with a number of t'!e coins of the Reelm deposited therein, and the following inscription over it : 'kW% G tune was laid by His Royal H , ghness the Duke of Ciar‘nce, Admiral of the Red ; Geerp Prince of Wales 14ehi g Regm:t, In the name and en the behu fof his Maje..y 111. 11l L. , - On the ceremony being c' :winded, the rpectatore gaire ihree ciacrs, and ch.! hand of the R e nd Mid oiesex eltyed " Con save tie lii 'g." The scene eyes hiehy gratifeieg to a large cumber of the re- Sunday se'imight, at Glasgow, a g'rl, about five spectable inhabitants t f the tewa and neielibotirhood, years of age, amusing herselt with a piece of smooth who wire pris .nt on the occas i on. His itoyel High- oval glass, put it is her mouth, and in less than 15 'ness was mended by severel persons of distinction, minutes she expl•cd. Her body was opened, and the besides the Officers already mentiored among glass was found 'ticking in her wind-ppe. *horn we observed the Honouta'de Mrs. CADMAN, Monday seneight while a detachment of the 31st Lady C. Wool), Lord KEITH, Sir JAiatlis GARDNKR, regiment, on their march to Portsmouth, were re lic. kc. fre,hing themselves at Heileham, two of the party had After the ceremony, his Royal Highness inspected a wrangle as to which should pay for a pot of beer ; the Royal Matines, and partook of a drictine, given whey, atter a great deal of abuse had been exchang by the Officers of that cot ps. Friday his leoyal ed, one of them drew his bayonet, and cut the other ale na the hee., ; the letter immediately closed with Highness inspected the East Middlesex 'Militia, on Sontlisea Common. ' his assailant, and threw him with,great violence on The present large store in the New Gun-Wharf, is the ground. The pr ,strete man was son bathed in to be turned over from the Ordnance to the Victual- blood, which proved, on examination, to issue from ling Board. a wound inflicted by his own bayonet, that he had ten. I atutiateJy fallen upon. He was immediately re. The death of Admiral Roweev, at Jamaica, was a m ved to Lewes Bat racks, where he expired on Wed nesday last. The innocent auther of this tragical very unexpected event. He had not , during the three years and a half he commanded on the station, had event was marched into Portsmouth the lame day, Live minutes indisposition, unttl;he 23d of September, under a str,ng guard, when an investigation of the when he first complained of being ill. -He immedi. circemstances connected wile the death of the de ately put to sea, in thinPoteenemus ; but the deleteri. ceased, took place, which led to his instant liberation. ous fever of that country had seized him for its victim. After having had his wounds dressed, none of which Ile became delirious, and the POLYPIIENI us, after being were of a dangenous nature, he again marched off to five days. at sea, returned to Port Royal. join his detachment. • 7E5 GILES \Testicle, on the death of Ad- On Sunday a quarrel took place at a public house' r, at Jamaica, hoisted a bread pendant in Gray's Inn-lane, between two men, of the names THALIA, and promoted P. J. DOUGLAS, ot Burke and Hayes, which they agreed to settle by a ider of the REINDEER sloop, be Cap- trial of skill in the pugilistic art, for which purpose Captain H. BOYS, of the Mostetn, ey retired to a field behind the Foundling Hospital, to the command of the PULYPIILNIUS, when, in the fourth round, Hayes received a blow in of Captain Gneves, invalided. The thg stomach froth his antagonist which instantly de gone down to the Havannah, to take ' , rived tem ot life. He has left a wife, who is fare sues ; and the HYPERION, Capt. evenly, advanced in pregnancy, and two children, to deplore to England : her arrival may be daily I his untimely end. iptain Git Aves is coming passenger. I Sunday a gang of pickpockets attended at the Por the Constitution American ft igate tuguese Ambassador's Chapel, in South Andley \ thead for Cherbourg, a seaman on board street, and robbed some of the congregation in the o the Havannah, Hon. Capt. CAnOGAN, must daring manner. A young lady who was going he had been kidnapped into the service , to the gallery, was prevented from passing into the States. On the following day, a man ' aisle by two of the audacious villains, who, although Manilla, Capt. Joyce, leapt overboard she had a mantle on, stole a gold watch from her' , the Constitution, where lie was taken in pocket. 6 he was-nn American citizen. Capt. j Friday reciting, the 211 ult. as Mr. James Brno coat to the flag.ship (the Royal William) : ker, of Wahingtortl, eves returning home from Ox. questing the return of the man that ; ford, on horseback, he was stopped by two footpads, tip, and was answered, he could not be ; armed %kith pistols, between Newtown and Dcrches instructions were received from the Ad- ter, about half past six o'clock, and robbed of three birn ; lar application was made to Capt. one p o u n d no t es . Constitution ; and the reply was, that An old trick, which has been of long standing, was dug a native of the United States, could 'last week played on Mr. of Chichester. Having idered. The Constitution sailed before purchased, as be supposed, a four gallon cask of le-taken to recover the man. • ! brandy, at 20s. per gallon, he was much surprised, on de dissatisfaction has recently been ex- • drawing its contents, to find it very excellent water ! ie inhabitance of Bermuda on account of and, knocking in the head with revenge, discovered a, m discovered that the public money had . canister which contained half a pint of brandy, from ted. The Governor, in his address to the which the sample w..s drawn with a spiel. Assembly, observes, that-4 8 The long The resurrection-men have lately been very active. l the functions of treasurer, has unavoid- O n Wednesday three dead bodies were taken out of a the•pubiic accounts in difficulty and hackney-coach in Windmill-street. t trusts that the funds nt the disposal of w ill still be found more than adequate. the Government of Peru, to attemp t- 'the cultivation of tobacco, lands which can be brought against in different districts, on an extensive scale. it the necessity of imposing any additio. on the inhabitants." He concludes by • Not less than twelve thousand French invalids have' In to banish every ground of personal been sent over to France this war by the Transport d distrust ;to which the Assembly made Beard, under (meters from the Admiralty, withoest ex . change, many of whom -have again been taken in mentioned, that the Governor of Cubaarms, whilst the French Government have sent over , the'restoration of the property of the but thirteen British invalids since the commencement . -. tbitants who had keen banished. By l e e. of hostilities. eh ult. from that istend we learn, that BeeCoon.—M. Giard ascended from Florence on iumanity and justice had given great dis. the In of October. In half an hour he lost sight of the populace of the Havannah, who the earth, and found himself at an elevation of 9 5flili assembled, and, after being guilty of Wises 115,000 feet). The balloon still continued t 6 Is, threatened the Governor's life, and rise, when M: Giard'finding his limbs benumbed -by w the public buildings, unless the execu- the extreme cold, and himself nearly overpowered by order was suspended. With this demand sleep,inanaeuvied to descend ; but, perceiving be.' . Governor found it necessary to comply, until some neath him the Mediterranean Sea, he rose again, and ations on the subjett.conld be made to the su ff ered - still more from the excessive cold. He jour- E Cadiz. It will be recollected, that the neyed thus in the heavens, utitil .two o'clock in the qtly directed the Regency to transmit irt. morning. 'He then perceived land, and descended for restoring the confiscated property of safely at St. Gasciano; having, from the moment tai iscriptiens of tae kfreteah seta.era. his ascension, been absent nine hours. MIDDLEUX-SESSIONf, DEC. 2. • CVSWINT rates. or issosso.: WheN, 78s. Ms. 1100. Means 545. Mt Fiae.ditto, IV's. 120 s. Tids duce 45.. *it Rye .555. 60. Ditto (fine Old) Sgt. SA. Barley, 466: 341.0 d. thee 274 S4* 325. Malt, sic 91s. 1 1 44,41111“,1364. 594.430. Whi4 Peas (hollen),ll4s. 904. Pontos *do; soG. 4gs. ud. line Flour, 935. 100s.-Seconds, 90..955. , RETURN of wHEAT in 1143ehdane, Sachsen, easy 1r :r tie 154 h of Nur. to the 113 d of November. Total 11,512 ;:tatten. Mcrae 117.. 3Zd...-I*. 2;J. lower than last tenon. A RETURN OF FIGUR , From the 16th 44 Naventbei' to the Slid of November. Total 7,119 sacks--..Aversge 107 s. 6;,d. ls. 34, higher alms last return. - FROM THE LONLION GAZETTE, NOVEMBER NI. average Prier of Corn in England and Wales taws the Ma= ending the 234 of November 1811. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Bears. Peat. I. .1. s. d. a. d. 1a.4.1a.d. I f. 4. I 107 10 SS 7 1 32 4. 132 7 ISISf 63 2 'the average Pr.ca at Sugar. computed from the returns madll •-in the week enclitic the 27th day .1 Nov. is 444. Bid. per am. INSPECTOR'S RI:I'URN AT UXIMIDGE. Nov. 211. Wheat per load 311. -a. to 3si. Os. New ditto 231. 10s. to 311. Os. Barley, pm. quarter 465. -d. to 525. -4. Oats 335. -.4. to 395. -4. Ikans ill. -da i to 635. -d. Rye 441„ 525. --41. Peas 60s. -d. to 665. -4 .7MITHFIELD MARKET.-Deeember 2. Cowl shew of beef; the vatic rely heavy. Beef 41 5d to 5s 106 Veal o• tad to do 04 Mutton 5s ud to Gs Od Pork 6. 6d to 71 ed ale Ali Ot CA*l I LE. 'I HIS I/ AII. Beasts, about ...:20-She,p and lambs, 14,470. Carve., 126-Pigs, 330 NEWGATE AND I.EAISENHALI. MARKET. Beef 34 8.1 to 4s al Veal • 5. ud to tis $4 Mutton 4s 41 to 51. 44 Pork 6s 04 'a <is 64 ' PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. 'AWLS'S. %IIITICI3APII,.. 41. 44. to 61. Os. Hay 4i. 10s. to 6s. Is. • 11. Ss. to 11, 171. Clover 61. vas. to 71. les. Straw 24 45. to 21. 13s. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 el; to 51 15s New Clover 61 Os to 71 oi Ncw Hay ol Os to* Os Wheat Siraw 21 Ss to 2.1145 PRICI OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. rockets. Kent 41 6. to 61 10s• Kent 41 101 to 71 ISs Sussex 41 IIS to 61 Os Sun= 41 Os tot lOs Yearlings-Kent, hags 41. us.' to. 51. IS.. Ditto Pocket., 51. Os. to 61. 6s. • .'. RAW IIiDE.S. Best Heifers. and Steer* (per I OArogry Is. 04. to 2s. 44. stone) Ss. 01. to Ss. 4d. Market Calf 14s. Od. e ac i. NW:llshp es 64. to 24. 6i. ilsiglish Hume 11s. to 12s. ud.. Jihevi skins • vs. 04. so 3.. 6d. PRICE OF LEATHEit IN .I.EADLNIIALL MARKET. Butts illd :!3t4 Calf Simla • 11‘41 Jed Darr° r:4.1 5441 Musa 354 45d Merchants' Backs 204 2e4 Ditto 304 404 --- , . Dressing Hides •16',41 184 Small Seals 2. 9d to 2• MI - Yesterday, J. Stanford, who was apprehended a Flue Coach Hides 184 tad Large ditto 1104 ICto few days since at a pawn-broker's in Chandos-street, Crop Hides for cutt. led 180 'fanned Hone llidss 144 vt/I pledging a watch svhith belonged to Mr. Smith, who , Ditto 19d 234 Goat Skins SW on .. • TALLOW. was robbed of it a short time since near Kingston, _ . .__ .FlucE OF '[ALLOW. 4s lld Town Tallow Was brought to Bow-street for further examination; 4s Hid Yellow Rohl& when Mr. Colman, a seedsman of Tottenhani, slit, weitediaele Nlrket .41 Srd White di:to that on the 13th ult. he was at Kingston Fair, which i per stone a ab. ----.-- Soap ditto • lis 744 hacking Stuff he left about eight in the evening in a chaise ; and I near Rohinhood - hill he was stopped by a foot-pact, ! Average rave. 4 20, sill i ld . Ditto rough Good Dregs 9r Od. armed with a borse•pistol, who r i bbed him e f af:if in yellow Soap,.Sgts-s/vtottled, 102s-Cool, to6s.-Petlas,92B. Bank-notes. The prisoner had every appealence of i Price of Candles per. doz.rt.. 12. 64-711oulda 4 Ise ed. the robber, but he could not be positive, it being e . . COAL-MARKET, Dactsiten It. dark night. He was committed to Nesegate for tikel.i. Dips at market S.:ld Prices. sa 3,D/ ad .to . Me a Ciitt.,TrALlso.-Yesterday Elizabet 4 Rowell alias :3 Newcastle s) 1 4 41 . Gd. to 43 e 04 Ruxion was brought. to the Mansion•honse for fillet' 1 Scotch 1 :ans Ode to coe examination,&barged with stealing the - child of Mrs. 1 Glisten .1 30e ed to OS.. ud. Deloe of Ma 's -lane. As the prisoner w.'s rattan- , COUN I ItY MARKETS. ded to this day, in order to give her an opportunity l PRICILSOIGOAIN AT Till roi.LowisioleaßKSTS. of restoring the child to its parents, she was called , BarlßeA " SlGsTOsse..-od t wheat 1 45 7. Ca to 133. 04per od Q te uart c er . . 041 upon to state if she had complied with the suggestion i ott , t 7 32s Od to 37, lal 1 Pease 00, Od to uvs ud made, but she. snit persisted in her innocence. The i Bread s 41. per gallon. Lord Mayor then s4iel that his mind was made up, i Hen Lev.-Wheat tis Od to 128 s ed. per Qr. Pram 68s Od to 00s Od and the result must be the painful necessity of tom- , Barley 32. 1141 to 5Ga Dd Beans 50. Od to 781 Oa reining her for trial. The witnesses had tl.eir lur-i °id* inis ud to 36s ud I mcr depositions read over, and still adherisig to deer ,t, Bread 2.. 9W. per gallon Malt.ttntiso.-Wheat 100. Od to lids od per Qr. first statements, they were hound over to Rtest•ctite. Barley 45s ud to 60s Od I Beans 61s 04 to 7`.'.. Ad John Mills , a pensioner of the Ist Foot Guards, who . Oats S;ai 01 to 42. OS 1 Pease' . 70s t'd to 72. 04 gave testimony on Friday, adde N.zu 1:..1.. r.-Wisest 954 Od to 148 s 0d per Qr. added to his first st Ile-' menu, that he actualemie saw the peisomr take the bo y , Oats Y 440 d to 51s OA Beans 60s od to 6a, 01 y3ls Od to 33s Od .[ 'Pease 00s Od to 68s 54 up in her arms at the corner of Martin's-1 inc. agetese.--weeat 126, ud to 126 e OA per Quarter. ANOTILLIt CHAMPED!' C:IILIIAI'KALINO.-A woman' Barley 110 s 64 to 53$ ud I Beans •Mk oft to 66s Od of respectable appearance, named Rrvel, residiig ini Oat s d, 0 ,1 i t td d to 3 ;3 " lloa thi . N' Pease 64. 0.1 to GOs WI. . 05 '. to 1 3 ;.. i Draper ' s Buildings, London Wall, stated, that she . B Dr v r i n zcs, N ov. 27.! er W host 965. to 1226• Barley .50s. to 59t had been induced to appear be:ore his Lordship, and Bean., 60s. to CGS. Oats llos. to 38s. relate a ceinplaint of a similer description to the last. k Il bet Nov. ate-wheat t3s (14 to 16s Od: Beans 71 61 About three 'teaks since, sl.e was brought to bed of to es Od, Vetches, 10. to 12s per bushel. Barley 55s to 60.: per quarter. Bread ii. 4d. t a o g a i t r t l e , n a d rit h i e e r m ; p a l t o t y h e e d e a n a w o u f n a l a fo n r o tt f l ' i t .g h i e lt n sh am e d e isc of h., C w r g o e s d s 05 T%e 41 ..d t a o y 4A1 Green. ckWinter Fair eommenced,wh'cli, her ; next day, however, Cross cattle to her, and saidlowing to the wetness efthe day, wits thinly Attended. that a particular friend of her's was below, and de,i- i - -- red very much to be gra:ified with a sight of the baby. The value of Di. FIIitEMAN'S CL ITA SALOTAIII4 1 Mis. Revel said she had no objection, provided she • has been so long proved, that nothing of the ptecent did not keep her long in the cold air. Accordingly, I day can bear a competition with it, iti all the diffe i Mrs . Cross tuck away the child, but never retialted : rent stages of a cei:eiti disease, which it effectu a lly with it; and from that hour no tidings have been i cures and ered'eates from the habit, without exciting heard either of the child or the nurse. The latter! the painful feelings and exposure that attends serve was seen with a woman, on the day mentioned, sten- i tion-without dehilitatieg the censtitution in any de. ding at Mrs. Revel's door, and both were seen to walk gree, or even requiring confinement from business or off together with . the child. Under these eiieum- :restriction of diet. The radical virtues, of these ines stances, Mrs. ltevel applied for a warrant to ael:Te- : timable Drops have proved their claim to puhl c Jo fend Mrs. Cross. The Lord Mayor atked her it she i probation for more than $0 years. In all the debility knew where she was to be found ? Mrs. Revel said of both sexes they prove a never-failing reestoeit:ve she did nor. The Lord Mayer then said, that he: whether the debility is produced by too fiee e.e of could nut grant her a wee/rant until ehe kuew where mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a n .11111 the person complained of resided ; but she was at li-1 climate. t„ travellers and those going abrced: they berty to take her into custody wherever or whenever cannot b e recommen d e d too strongly, as they *,ill fe.• - she . could find her. Iceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure, in all oft A THIRD Clime sroesti.-Another woman came . stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects Cie forward with distraction and despair in beelooks, and : bladder and - organs of urine. By its efficacy Inver stated, that live weeks since her son, a boy about 10 ; women have become mothers, who for many re::4 years old, bad been taken from her, and she could had been deprived of that happiness.--Sold e hot , ~c not discover whet was become of him. She, however, and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, etniet did not suspect Mrs. Russell to be connected with of Paeroonitr-row i um; retail, by Belani and Slee e, his disposal, but begged the Lord Mayor would give Portsmouth ; H a ll an d J o h nson, G osport ; All niet, her his advice ; but his Lordship said he could - do Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; 'freemen, awe w her ay u il n er til so sb n e . could trice the person who i Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, G il bert, and Hel -1 n h o ad th t i a n k g e f n o i land,Tlymouth; Newbury, Dublin; &titter and Mac- The crowd in and 'about the Mansionehotiti Was donalit, Glitegow • Smith, Mandecston, &ott, and much greaser that on Friday, and could not be pre- Carrillo Edinburg h ; crutwell, Doh.; R 045 and Peck. veiled upon to separate , until theyWite'icila that Eli- le 1 Gerson •H u 11 and Billing[, Liverpool ; Stains and 1 zabeth Russell' would not be.remoied in,pfiab ' - n until Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and the evening; sle ' Viaa, however, ceinigyed tie Nevi*: Lloyd,'Zientin - gham ; GregoeT, Brighton • Edwards l in the afternoon, ' aitendedeby 0 ,censiddrahle . con- and Penny, Liverpbol; and man Medici:se Venders, f ere course, ivho weieTiberal in theti,esecrations, but of. in battles, at.21.9d. 4s. 6d. it Vs. d no persenal violence. • On hearing the fiat of . •-••••••ft-r• the:Lord biay:or, she fiintad in the aims of the con- 1 stable, and .was . Carr*, ...M tut ndiOloint room izi a 4e=r state of inatwilsiliti.',. ~..„' .... • I ke . . .. .. , . .t MARgE7I. Yesterday these ses,ioni commenced ; when Mr. Milirwatutao, in charging' the Grand Jury, availed himself of that opportunity to urge upon their con. , sistinuti&U the present disgraceful, filthy, and al. 'most impassable state of the roads leading lions the country into the Capital, many cf which were dan gerous to every descfiption of passengers, and were truly becoming so formidable a nuisance as loudly to call for the inquiry of the Grand Jury of the county of Middlesex, in order to adopt some speedy and ef fective amendment. He likewise took occasion to deplore the ineffective state of the police in that part of die town within their jurisdiction, ;n the streets (.1 which, at all hours of the day and n:ght, gangs of thieves and pickpockets rendered ehe safety of passen gen precarious; whilst the dweliing-houses cf the inhabitants were scarcely secure against the depreda tions of numerous Housebreakers. He there:l.e hinted the propriety and necessity of the respectable inhabi-, tants forming associations, and exerting their influence to stern the torrent of such enormous crimes, and bring . the offelders to punishment. Hanntih Bowrie and Anne Cods were indicted for an assault upon T. Browne and his is Ile. • T,.ey were found guilty, and sentenced to six months imprison. menu. CORTININCHANGE, are. I. Thomas TuSUts was put to the bar, charged with as saulting a young Gentleman at Islington. The pro. sectror was pass:ng the street in Islington, where he• saw the defendant beating a lamb in a wanton and cruel manner ; and because his humanity prompted him to c• mplain and intercede for the suffering and innocent animal, the defendant turned his fury to wards him, and, with expressiuns•as base as he him self was brutal, attacked the proszcutor, and shoVed him nearly off the footway into the high road.—The foregoing facts were corroborated by other witnesses, and the Chairman having reported the evidence to the Jurors, they without any hesitation found the de; fondant Guilty. Hay Straw Mr. MAINWARING, ailverting to the brutal beha viour of the defendant,who coati wantonly, cowardly, and wickedly abuse and ill treat the poor dumb ani.; mat in his power, said it w.is necessary to make an example of such a delinquent, and accordingly pre nouncei on him the sentence of the Court, which was, that he should be confined for three months in e House of Correction, Coldbath,fields. He was in -stintly removed thither accordingly. Benjamin Claieod, for a very violent ass mit, was I committed to the same prison for the same length of time. • POLICE. ; 6,.% 61 77* 04 76. 04 7is 01 434 oil 40, 04. - ' BIRTH. MSc it4dOld # o . o : l .llklirte.g. 4 A 2616 1)101)* : Printed 'lrf Lays,. Ktiev,. asul P 1 646111 tittteuenit at pr•,i ~rr .Tarp"" ' rus ramps Gcerp Prince 6 tl. tha:u On the cercn gave ihree eizaex olesex iltyed w,s Itigh:y prat: spactable i,:habi who wt re prt s .t 'ness was aten•li besides the 01 hom we cbst.z Lady C. Wools etc. kc. After the ceo the Royal Mat by - the Officer Highness inpe Sontlisea Corm! The present 1 to be turned ovi ling Board. The death of very unexpected years and a hal five minutes ind when he first CI ately put to sea ; ous fever of that ' Ile became deli • five days. at sea Captain intai miral ROWLEY, en board the T Esq. Commanc tain under him. Was promoted in the room d THALTA had g ipecie to Jamaa to take specie i expected. Cal Previous to I ing froth Spith h r deserted to • alleging that h of the United S on board the and swam to tl on his asserting HULL sent a bo at Spithtal, r had left shi restored until i miralt y. Asi Bum., of the the seaman bei 1. , t be stirrend steps could be Cunsiderabl pressed by the its having beet been embezzle Legislative A suspension of I ably involved contusin, but Government v t" all the dem: • them, without e, • nal buttliens o 'exhorting then animosity and a suitable repl We lately r had ordered French inhabi ters to the this act of'hul satisfaction to tumultuously tnany excesses • destruction to tion of the or • • the Governor vepresentation I. Regale,' of ( Cortes recent 'strtictiOns foi certain demi ST. ANDREW'S DAT. SCOTTISU HCEPITAL.-..-A greater number of the Wends of . this Institution, at down On Saturday an excellent dinner, at the Old London Tavetri, than it is believed ever met together oniny former occa sion. His Royal Highness the Dike of KENT was in the Choir. The health of his MAJESTY; his Loyal Highness the PRINCE Ramon . , the QUEEN and ROYAL FAMILY, the Duke of YORK and the Army, the Duke of CLAnavec and the Nosy, were successively drank with three times three • after which his Royal High ness proposed the heal ths of the Duke of Mowraues, their late President, and the Duke of CLARENCE and ST. ANDREWS, who had been that day elected to fill that honourable situation. The withdrawing of the Duke of MONTROSE, after filling so long and so verY ably the Presidency, was, he statcd,_a subject cf versa! regret; and a Deputation had waited uponshis Grace, to induce him to continue in it, without hav ing been able to prevail upon him. He regretted that the Duke of.CLAttesce, froth mit' being aware of the honour intended to him, and from its being impossible in time to apprize him of it, should have been pre vented from filling the chair, %Welt he that day could so very inadequately fill in his absence. The Earl of Ross Lite, after a short speech, moved the health of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, which was drank with great applause. His Royal Highness afterwards proceeded to state the object of the Corporation,- which was to afford re- f i lief to natives of Scotland, of both sexes and of every age, who might otherwise starve for wane; or be un- i able to return home ; and he thought he was entitled 1 to call upon every Scotchman to contribute liberally to so praiseworthy an object, both in the name of his brother the Duke of CLARENCE and Sr. ANDREW, and ! in his own as Colonel of the old Regiment of Scotch 1 Royals. He wasikrtainly grateful - for the compli-, ment they had recntly.paid him ; but the best com -1 pliment they could pay him would be to come forward with a liberal subscription. Subscriptions were made to a large amount, several of which were read to the Meeting.—A number of Songs were sung by Messrs. SINCLAIR, TAYLOR, and SHAW ; and the Band of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT played sev. ral Scotch Tunes, Gow's Band from Edinburgh, and M‘Gaecon, the Piper, ran t! contributed to the entertainment of e evening, which was passed with the greatest conviviality. Oft