Star. — London, England, 1816-10-21 00:00:00

Olusooo seem' to Principal plates iA I}lq IV, - where received With kW Tank. They trade their on Thursday last. The of Brussels was raised they enjoydd the pleasure 'tre Bras, of whose pre deptived. The most ►ied the illustricuis coo pie the procession wbather did not a the splendour-of the so alighted at the P4lace . . swev. that' the National `isarmed on the . 12th of 'Minister of, War, and tstovered at Eideben, the an obscure place near the )gs by Aunty DunEa have bran deposited for INDIES.. . . Morning . from Barbadoes, mention that they . had a from the Soudmard—all to sea. arrived at Falmouth, we papers from Jamaica to Governor, the Duke of a dispatch from Lord decision of the Fumes the .charges against the nd, aud•it stated, that the horn the matter had been that -the accusation, and was supported, did not af warrant their Lordships in of Mr. Law's ; but al ,Mselves justified on one .17ligtmess to displace Mr. Lordships` report Was not ire acquittal of the Chief Akenick contains an advertise ,.,rom•the Marshal's Office, fur the sale, on the IN e July last,.of all the right ; title, and interest jiSlirinoarable Amami COCHRAN& JOHNSTON* in Jetw. I liwit liestild island. . hummer. &toner 17.—1 n consequence of the • scarcity of rice and corn, a Memorial from the Slietitsets aad other inhabitants of 'this city, was esseoteskinthe early past of the week, to bis Grace Ito.lrereer, requesting that these articles might be logt ifeliiriled jo be impoivrll in British vessels from fo. silo fiats, under the usual proclinsation :-but. bis GOO was pleated' tote/Ay, that he was not able to' imply with the prayer thereof,. as it would interfere sill the laws that regulate trade,. and which cannot le.disperned with but in cases of urgent necessity.—, , Anna Shock of an earthquake was felkin thie,dity, Witte 4th, ai r servfi liiitlUtie befori via o'clock. r.i4. mimMINNOMMIM 1 re Agg at for. LLOYD'S in the'Bahamo Islo;uds hat tratruntted the following information i l -- . 4* Nissan, August ii. * The coast of Cabs I. at present infested with Ik:wafts' of Wy large priiitsteli kW not by the Women:B of t;optta America. Their crews e.4fialat of penpk of ilk notteCe ; and:h is isalrful vilitilar British property falling tate ill* bandi would , visite ,. .nilfe here lettersimm Cape Carts; Castle to the old Wahine* On the. litk lelay,-a communteation .was incised tram the Governor of Clmmeada, stating lilt apprehension of the people of that town being • ebess toile attaiked by the Ashantees and Elminas. Noses. Hower and, HtrICHINtIoNs officers in the Aka company's Service, were,'in consequence, icatediarelf dispochtd•from the Cattle, with a party of soldiers. Fortunately, however, tie :report proved the todikinded,' - and there was no occasion for their mi!iic4l..,..The lot accountileft every thing in per, fecuratiquillity between the .Ashanares and all the tribes, under the Orotectien . nf the British forts. Part of the kshatitee'army had _Watched. towards Accra, a, .1 1 .4..1k:-.le - linteder- - were. .daily etpected . to thee. 1 IT their - encampment, in the Abrah •COuntry. •"-kheft„„liad been a considerable trade in gold dust and froty brought by the Ashantees ; and little doubt en entertained that the intercourse would be more frequent with them, than heretofore . ; in consequence of die inability of 'the Pant!..." to„prevent. their .coos- Thvnication with the coast. 'The .Ashantees had, in deed, expressed `their :determination •to keep open in future a channel of direct intercourse with the Euro. Paters and factories; 'having, during their stay, *Attained the immense, extent :to • whieh they hitt Intl 48freudecl by the Puttee traders. One of the' then menthe Ashantees were in search of (Cemtwa Constr.) had been penned so closely, that he put ' 1 al end to his tsissciace rather treats fall into the htstd's 4 his enemies. 4 . 11 consequence of the great cont wmptios of provisions by the Asbantee army, and the abaudimment of their plantations by the natives, Ei'onit afprehensions were entertained of a famine.— `Alte,Gcteernot of Cape Coast was, in the first • in -4114, taking emery means in'his power to secure a viliply of flour for the soldiers; and.the wants of the Blacks belonging to the Cape were to be the next objeCt of attention. Mr. Mcoamac had fallen a vietim to the disorder incident to the Climate. Mr. 1101 1 :. WILLIAMS died on the 9th of June, tarter hie. itelaboured under a dysentery for -some weeks. Mr. ,ivirfttfc.. arrived at Cape Coast on the sth June, I L' a l lielican.ks.to take Lb, command of. Christians. mg Castle,. He communicated, that. it was in the e _ CgileM P lati°ll o f his 00Ve.raatent to exchange all this' T Danish settlement s on. t h e co ax for the two-islands, St. Thomas's and Prince's, belonging to the Porto. pere. General Daksons, the Commander of the Ditch settlements,. had nix done much hitherto in the way ,of cultivation.. ,He was about building a tattery -on a .commandiug spot to act against the ;Atm% as the. Eltninas were fearful of an attack ***, that quartet after the departure of the Ashan. lift Generia*DAENDELS bad promised as early visit to the British Ciotti: • . . • -.4 .• • . ' .;; 7! , 41k - *1 1 7f i the Atfid 1111111 : foil is~l lesting - sird4effielidite to 111441.4.1takmisty • • "tiV ; 4 *V • 9" ' AP I 'S... L . , sr . A6' Mlt SCH es lOONIII I OON111 lk6 0 1 4' trUldt.i, tit& 1 lOre.Ch ' • • 4* l moulted this, day 'off This'port With part 'of my sqintirner for the purpose of conuttunicitielivitis Abiludral•allthert. • Aftisi . posseasioe of Unstrap on the fst. hie, We rintainell there' orpeating oar army ; and on Ike td lair tele that pl4ite;• iwlth General BOOING fourteen vessel. of •• War, mid' lee° men, and landed them safe, on the 6th, at the port of Oat:lure, seven . Isegues to the east. Of Puerto Cavelfti.• tui the S eth, Colonel Sou osenitied la Cabrera with' 706 nits: On the eth, Colonel 11'461114ex occupied Victoria; oil' the 101'h I left General' Bolivarat thun'a" with toph into: 'Front our lauding till *My . departure, Our arm* had mermaid in. 6500 men We found setters% Guerillas In ifiat neighboorlitioCaisti left off I,apui(a, yeiterilay morning, and after settling this dap. Tome bitsint4s here, .1 liope td enter the pert of•I putraria three days•hei.c..:., Never, my soul trliend, was there milie•patriotisni displayed. General Aar occupies MatUrin, marching on Commie and Bar celona, with General Roses. General •Marino occupies Geyria and the Avon' Caribes." • . CURACOA, AUGUST 1. Letters haie been received here. by the sloop CI- , tharina. from St. Thomas; dated tig'sllst ult. and from Carupano- the 10th inst. The last contain ,a detail of the results of the litidisig Of General Bolivar at Caripano, the consequence baying been a general union of the inhabitants from the coast of Guile with those of that place in' faiotir'of the Independents. The letters from St. Thainas mention the arriviil 'at that island of two schooners from Carupano, laden with cocoa, taken by the Etpedition under General Bolivar, where the cargoes were sold, and the pro ,teeds immediately ,employed in purchasing the most necessary articles. 'rhe said schooners were about to return to Carupailos with four Minis, laden with all kinds of goods, and a great number of passengers, as well emigrants from Venezuela as foreigners, who are going to join the Independent Army. A paragraph in one of these levers tlaims some attention, and we theteforegive it literally as follows : ." - But nothing is mole flattering to me than the ge neral high praise ,bettowed on the conduct of our chiefs. Bolivar seems to have profited very much in the school of adversity sincerity, juske, probity, and a most ardent zeal.to keep a proper military dis. I.cipline, are the vittuee displayed by that chief in this first attempt. The war of death has ceased, and the Spanish prisoners are treated with humanity. The natives are looked upon as redeemed slaves, and in consequence no pains are spared to shew every kind :.ness.—pluni.lering of the- places they subdue is en. tirely prohibited, and robbery punished with. thel ease sevitrity as !Waitinn or other mischnduCt. • The infringement cf One' of these restrictions has been puteished - with death on gin Indian woman, and two others were chastised in a most exemplary „manner in die-square of •Carapano, which equitable sod gen . Frous conduct givirg satisfaction to all p tr tlliej 1111 - a ensuring . siscceit to die undertaking, * *Ake* , • ma look upon Bolivar. as themost happy of rnertals, by tutoring his country to liberty a second - omi." BOSTON, six UMBER We just learn that a ran:her of young min have recently been . sedUced awuy from .this.otae, New York, and ,BaltimGre, to join the revolutionary, stay in filesico A sessel, it :is said, sailed from , Bskia l i wore last week, with a large numbet on board ire tempted with the ister;of .constifssitins,but their ' hopes of preferment stitisi rove illnenj. -. They go, we conceive, to ainsost.ceri.fin death. From the above it Iwoild result, that loripaa , ,, could not ve been defeated, dr even attacked by\ the SpaQ neral MORALES, in the rabies of Ara. gun, Oa the 10th, 11 . 114,1nd Nth July, as-reported in some of the Royal accowtts, since Vittoria is thee days march from Ocumaie I wherejore, if an actinn ; did take place, •it must -have been with . Botivaa's .advance, under Colonel IlsaiaNnaz, If he had been defeated there , the nature.ot the ground is such, that do portion o f eould have been saved,. , 'owing to the difficulty ai•the roads ever.the chailiof "modntains running parallel with the coast.. The re-, :port of the country not beingin &voile of the tuitriotici ' : close, would also appear, unfounded, since the men heri SAO:. *flocked .w the revolutionary standard, in! ,three days was great, and, BOLIVAR was well provided' with um. 'We look with thegreatest caution .10 . 11 E the official statements published by the agents of Feu.' DINAR!), in earaccas.- • they have before on. paper defeated, hung, and quartered Botivan in a variety' of ways ; indeed, this ia . Aft old game. It was the same under MONTILVIRDZi and as the :Government commands all tilt roads' and 'mettle *Of information; the people are compelled to believe what is published in tba Gasette. • In the Decree of FaDINAND the beloved thegrOtefsd, I the embroiderer, atc. &c. /cc: on the occasion of ..his marriage, granting a general :garden to. all delin quents in the Peninsula, there is only•s little excep dila of some score of offences. • Among the excep tions are, resistance to igitiCe, malveriation of !. my Royal powers," malversation of government supplies, exportation of prohibited articles, forgery, coining,, treason, and homicide of prints . W. are .oncerned to' state s ' that unpleasani ss counts have reached Town:frail . M o nmouthshite,— Symptomi of riot have shown themselves among the Coalmiaers and woskatels atthe Iron Furnaces in that . l l district. We hope the miignided people will not t ilt led to acts which can only Assing misery on themselves . . and amnia.- TneGovernment hatits •eyes eve‘r 'Wiese, • and .we • dol d sbt not • that by this. time Militate' uusiti . 411011 their route to tbilittarbed q . • , . . ,• ; The Us lite& iltSe W i tr o gezt • • fialeiaithed. Ilifttakk at Edinburgh. •*; '"" tar • • :.The:hiatry Hoots trhi* need fo il& On Thursday lisibArniart althiM"bisfsleira. ', • •-* .11rAP:41. 1 hri*P.LLIGkNCI FALMOUTH. '47C fohElf;il. Sailed yesterday the French shipla Hianantt. far HAvre i•-and the Burraartaits for London. PLY mot; 111, deroup.it sti. Sailed his Majesty's slurp Lta on.* ovine t -and the Prince Regent, Wilititt tor -Latiiioll; last : from Ba. iavia. • • POR.T,SOOUTI!,ocrosits to. • • Arrived yesterday Itta 144jesty's ship bcowttArri Commodore Sir /macs Luc As horn the coast of Africa, last flow Barhadoes, whence she sailed the, ..20th nit. Two of lier''Lieutennas and ,many seaman have been left on the cons , , in charge cf prizes.,-,The Cahlicnt Castle. Caniden,. "Vit . .oria (IN), VittOria Medusa, Tilornas and . Mary, ard Wilson, (tr.utsports).. with troops for .. .the West Indies. put btck from Cowes. Arrived tu'd4 .;13e.Trafalgar, Neat.t., from ltrioidad : on the 15t:. of §epteinlier 7 -leit.th;re the• Prince of Wales. of,Plymouth, fur Loodins.und the !Lorain, HA:JIMA/I l i for .nearly- loaded. On the spoke, the True . ..Blue front I.iverion& for New Brunswick, all well. Also,arlived she' Russian fii. gate Mercury ; and the Rnssi.in trotivipart• 0)41, from Russia:, 1. ; 'Lied h ts ....ajesty's ship Puivetr tor Awl. the Alcravdrs trAusport tor' "ford.—The Pinwatt.-Ciiptain'Ska icr4 b arrived yester day from Newliontiland, !say'in'g sailed from thence the Ist inst. HT2RA• COM* and LIKE, li'ere lying At St; Jahn% when the - Pt.aysn, left it. - Aliprehenstems were entertained of n very scree twiny", And Vice Adm".ral . PlCKNilltti intended sailed for Eneland in the ahout the 25th inst. Major Gene' al Calsf PBELL, ith Lady and suit..!: Lieutenant FE:vNiCI.I.• 98 h ltegimtnt ; Liwrinant &moan, Royal Newfoundland ; Dr. Moa ns:, R.A. were passoigers in' the l'i.oven. DEAL. OC MEER eo. Arrived and sailed tor the lt•ver yesterday the Bartiin, DACIIE, from Bengal. Sailed the Ranger, Garbutt, from the Son:h Seas for the River. Arrived the Brabant I)ittch man of war, froio Pt.rtsmotith for H•lland. - Ar:ived today and retn4in the Cad. mn. Du.vr, from the Isle of France; Lloyd., fvl•Pity.us , ” , :, from Bat ivia ; Spectator, RtettannsoN, iront Ihmerara ; Harmony, Git ‘Y ; and Trader, Hot.t.s, from Quebec. C.tule down from Ole River and sailed the Alligator, Astirox ; and Der:do:4l, YOUNG, for St. Vincent's ; Cyitil, I)Avev, for tile South S2.IS ; AlAcri!y, FINDLAY ; and Cape packet, AGNmw, fur the Cape of Guod Hope ; the latter retuains..—Wind N. W. . ' Dotua, OCTOBER 19. Sailed this day the Chichester packet, for Calais, with a Mail and passengers; and this eveuing the Princess Charlotte, Captain HALLANDS, with a Mail and pas , engers, for Ostend.. Arrived thiaafternwsn the Poi/Cr,. Car Rill DAVISON. with the Duke of NEW. c.irrut, froM Calais; iibso 'the I'rince!t •Augitsta, 'Captain BLAKE I and stria trench packet, with psis. • retweri. ' • • .. ' 'Ocitiami 20. —S ailed .tlisf, , lnornlOg tbk IN inee te'co. pold . rd CoOntan. 4 - g l / 4! Viiils . pafsengers; for . calma.: Arrived 041,ii . 6i9ong illy .Loill..Tiobeaa pads Captain .ta from OStend, With a Mail' and passengers. bAbittditlit, Otoroftit' 46. -/ . .. The following re:still' have:put into this port for i shelter, The first two, via. the Industry. Vannat.t. s! and the Triends'' Goodwill,.SmanbleV, have lost an &ors and cables:. - Thaz !Mi . are - 'withoot 'lois or damage;li Orion, itbaurrat HoPe,..lanatln ;- Actire: W [ ;ilNliaettlitet.ancda:tl;ehtittijAasß,p4AMNA.sov; Providence;liatia,l STICK K L S A I ND TaAWACE . • Phenix,. -Ctietts•G; • Farmers' Delight, kin.y:; William, • FOWLER *; Properity, .Citi)ticht ;.' :146*Bu1lteliy, RowLIN2; UIIitIII,•DAWS3N ; Vic., toryi Rust; Mardis. CARROLL t'OViti. dam' , ; and Ike Hope, BurrEns,FLD —Mind-blows strong. . - BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 00. • ... • - .It blew a tremendous, gale all-yesterday and last night of this coast. so that ,no vessel could approach it.. The. Duke of Wellington packet, Captain COLE, from France, tVas obliged to make _tor Newhaven, where she landed 6.r. , passengers this morning. The Eliza packet. Captain WATT, was also compelled to . make for Hastings, where she arrived on Saturday Afternoon, and-largleit thirty •passengers.. Among them weed r Sir. WHAJLAII STLWAIIip.•Mr. W 1 1 02.114102. M'. Ciswm.r„ Mr. Annts : s, Mr.- Jonwsrona, De. pity Ifice.COVUI 2t Dieppe and Lady, Mr..itira- WAX* grc Aux'. Mr.. W11 4 0.A.C. 8(2. - : . r. • •• . . COviv.s,ppialitlit sy. • . - 1 tailed yesterday the• - neoas and-MIRY, -iltliatmas Caldiiot Castle, C.amde9„ Vittoria (a brig), - Vittoria (a ship). Wilson, .and, Medusf, all transports,. with upwards of 500 soldiers, ..from the Agiagy . .BarraFts afid prison ships, p a rt' of the 241 limsmeni (or. 'ii . 65d Regiment, and others .. Arrived tp dit the ' Dutch frigate Eury dice;- froth Duelling, :biotin& to the MeAterranean. • .. . • .. :;`..._*.. • ';'' Cif3toM;tlOtisE, CierllßEß 17. • 1 ! host".eases Ittrratj2,l)FT, y.Aio;—Tbit 13 . 031T14 Btili(Of Antwerp.' Tallidq; it *. ClatistopheiP t s; Hibernia . Lemon, foe Alt William ' Fort Si; GeOryv. , boanliaff and Prince Wlldeigial !Weed ; Volazdios, Onevehaud, am Amstsedint;• Mega, thy, fur India; Vansittart, Stair Dalrymple; sat General Harsle,l Wehread, for India ; Aid, bat, for Antwerp,. Standard, Allen, fee lamica ; .Richard aid *bells, - S. R. Killen,. for Madeira and BarUdoes; Liberal, tkittini, fitilfitaire sad Delitkirk ; and Minion ::rid John; Baker, for Akt* • ••••' 7! • Orrossa la and 19.—The Cites; 4 aniklieeiHow-• bet, Jamaica • Cambrian, Cooper, fog ikaptbar; Haters, bis Mas. "or, for' Jamaica; Daphne, :Thompson, foe Gioia and t.ealree; Severtii . Wesson, for Philadeleda; Print* of Wales, FOX, for. Ossetia; Alexander, Mlbse, fat .1 Maio ; Dilieedip,`Cullett for Rotterdam; Edward, Wessman and generous. Fricak - Baidrit' hir laymen; and Lieelt,,Witislield,tof CONs. . . .. . S itarday sennight, . between slren and eight dcloch in the evening, 1111 t Ci.ani, triter, Glasgow, who had gone into the Great panal-passige.boat at Cadder, fell overboard on the • t side of. the old Ila:on, and was drowned. . .•,,,_. . , • • irithosn'iniew,' merchant in Qlasgow, has been ht. titled to stand trial . before the 'High Court of ittsti. 447, accused of *stabbing and mortally wounding i.SIIIA2.DEII COMM., writer, .in • Glasgew, ou' de Id of August last. - The trial comes 92. 07,1 MM% .. Friday sennigiit,. Mrs. Hair had twenty.eifl t intketn *of strainiertirsfof Mit . % Ediablisill• Mar re rlikii"rhe told for 4d..per quart 1 , - enbileit • ••. • • • The new . entnage .. xpes ; on wan great rapidity. pockpress produces riernsintite. 60 piecei that it 3600 peVisour. The hours 61 . ivork are nri making the - whole number eif : pistil' trawl each pre , t SAO. - There are, eight presses at •,Svoik, anJ coitrse the whole eiirpber deity ' fi nished is 286 . 000.--; Tr o . kri t .. unt iis t ieJ is in the value of Ari l ipki.(a) in shillings and sispeuces, in the proportion of titan of the former to live of 'the tatter. . -----.....—. The Q'ir.r.v, thel'tozca Rzoatir .ind the ,. Family, left the resilence of the -Sings; SaPillA of Gl:web:stmt on . .Friday night, Snon alter sleven o'clock.: • ThC Pr•licess, in addition . to the dinner party, had an 'seeming party .at . oit;e, To Cuasucto Lott talthe Exettkoticit, Lord ilsillttait, and a number of tristiognished• characters we:te . present. This was the first entettrinmkatthe Prince:l had given at' her . house their since she has .been ap.polnted Rssger of Cheek wich Park. The I)+, ke ed Vo‘KartiVed in L-inden nil flttue• day moinin f , trcm it , s visit to the Dok. of IlenTi t atatt, at cbegelti, whe . re hi: Royal Ifigh:ess has been a short Cite ' whit a shoo ..iog pirty. Firs .R'14.114 1 - gess pineee'tled to eisit his Royal Mother, en4l the Priticess Ll.;24it e .rij at the Q•seeu's Palace, 4 pre rictus thiiitir setting out for ‘#indsfir. Yesterday morning. als!ait ten. o'cllck. the,Duke of YORK left York House for Windsor, from Whence his Royal Itglitkessi.lproceeds to Ottlatids.to ont4W tain the Duke and Dischess.of .GLOucesTits.. Yesierday tile PAINCE ItidENT gaye a brand dinner to Ptinie•GOTCHAK !FE and 'Count WrizittasTetz, uptsts.thitir arrival in &glands. the RussianAmbis asdor, Countess Litilk.N o and a .number of others were of the party. - Friday evening. his Royal. Kighoess the Duke of Cams:tux:a art ived at the ship Inn, anier, and ern. b.trized int SAtttal.iy morning en hpird the King Gt....tar r !cket, capta:n KI ;ti, for d dais. The Irish Do ird of Excist: has issued a notitcation ihat they have suspended f'r one month the 'collec tion of the floes for illicit distill.itioit. Tins measure was rendere.l necessary in consequence of the inhabi tants of the fined districts negl-cting to get in their earn or Jig their potatoes, under an impression that the prothice would be ittstaltly setzed. By the G..zett: report of the price of Wheat, ac cording to she Returns received in the week, ended the ittth inst. but which are the prices for the week ended .stli iust. it appears that the average of all England and Wales was 87s. 9d.; the highest price was that of Durham, I 1.55.; the lowest, NOrfulk, 7ls. By the last Act, the Ports are to open or be kept shut, actor ding as the average price for As but :.x weeks preceding the 13the of November, shall rise alrive .t.-r tall muter 80s. Now by the practice of publidiing the Raticits in the Gazette, e.ie Returns for the lust six w:.(11 of the (puler cannot be aiter. tained till the, pubiicatioti oi the 63z7rte of Saturday the 50th of •Nuvetnher, Ir•ctuse the Care le is always a fortnight behind the pric-!s of the week.—QUERY. Will this be token as the .c.)astruciinn of the Act— or will the Ports open on the average. of the last sit weeks gazetted ? .It the latter be the test, then the ptesent week's prices are the iait but one to con* .illtfi the average ; and tht:re is no Chance - of the pre 'llest rind next week's prices reducing the average be• low fh.—We may ihwefore corititlentty state thait the Ports wilLuelAkiny .W . liear...and 9.0. .. .. ... • • BriisT.l.; Auocsr 19.—The farmers have t.-tten advtniage ol - the few fine days that hays rCcurrddl this week, and have stacked their - harvest. 'Eton, ail • the-l.ccbUttts joie collect they ate ell eery eirAspo„ with the quantiti . end quality. 'OOOOO 4, m g toes, hneever; ate mm deaclent. ,- . n t Coital li....icuAxtts,lsla Kt, Lf it 1, I:74osteti 21.—Ait suppli Of Wheat being!itlier short this snorning, t oso having many buyers, s lit ma kit, Lies were brisk:St an advance of 4c. per quarter.—llarle* and MA-Late also 4s. per Tuner dearer,. having ikaalsut few sam ples of either since Ftidaiy..--Wititr ass* Gtey Peas, its Well as Beans of likadiebits, are-folkfte...per i quargrtr . , higher.— Oats are 24. per qttartir'tleateei. . . ettattaXT 44110 S MI inn:mitt , ' - etcot.its, - - rat thit. , sla s 1 •k. . Wheat, Kent atui itasst.,•oll% ilesspristates, attir cls. .'•.• .--a, ...-4.—blevs. 760. Ms. i' Woo !liiisod,,•llo6 SIM jilia.:, Stirolk, --.1 —s--New, 861 963 Ditift, fed. ups. 113". . . 14 N orkliii: 764 . 91to. i I Rapeseed, X 46. £4B.lpefr Rye,. sot. 345. • • • noel% ructis, per Sack; t . barley, 43::,44 ' ' 'duties'. ' .", ) .. Malt,. 76. VOs. • .t - ••• *. • Whoa, akOtgics 6 41, reis• White Peas, 444. 4415. Wen, Pitt9,ll4ltic.iitod. 50. Sera cis. L2s , Rombro* or lirtiairo.. 444. ass ..,.. ores Pecs, iss. 52% t' . . Brabang Riil;4ll. 48s. Small Hyatt% 5.15. Stieb • . , Itiree 0014.1Nre Boxt NG. Curtis . entft thensts to. mos . . ,tow,. within ire efity miles ts ,Loadon, r one bun cited guineas. _Curtis is Ititnseu to the ring froisAAs triumphing ovet Roe, Wes! Country 1)u,1. and Liazpni.4. • the Jew. - In point ut virtr, as a little boy, ;.* . eigli,ins only ten stone, a betterlit of seeks not to be met, with in the circle: ; and, in tousequeke of ractee,'sit und.sevt ( our, and even higher-odd!, are betted ou his winning. Tomei is a novice, but he has:the advantage of weieit, length; and height, and 'possesses capabilities, it is said, that only want to -be bA)sight into action to obtain boxing nutorlety.-.... Ifoit.and ,l i rcurur light the same day, mkt the 1)1;IA itiiher t and a man of the name of Davis. area's° ex. pected to produriconsiderable sport. .SHOCKING :.AOCrbitbiT.-- Lan nitt, about seven o'clock, as the Plymouth and. wrs passing a caravan Writ, wild beists,.ou the road about seven miles on this le of Salisbury,. an.eiiormou; lion broke out from i cage, and instantly sprung at the throat of' one oi i ;the leaders, which immedb ately fell. The coach Tat stopped.in consequence.; and the terror of the patsengers and by.standers.suai ; be easily conceived t thV s sarking of a dog. in a. fhet , seconds occasioned the on to quit his hold and fly animal also, , which he instantly killed I a II the - guard having then fired 'his blundtrhuss, but without effect, the beast of prey lied acrossibecountri‘ The pOor horse WAS dreadfully mangled about the throat and chest, and died in great agony. Ito name of the place whefe the accident happened is Winterslough.Hut. The caravan was gc.ing to or returning from a neighbouring *,fair 4;. Since the above wasAvritten, we learn that the lion bas been taken s he ran down ;p *arrow lane, and concealed himself under some p i lpuslis and other ins: plementrahnsbandry, among,fwb;ch he became eO4 tangled ' s snit vim thus . secured and conveyed Inc* I d saga ibis' • , .. ~ ~"i • *OO o:2+ AS )l • • • e kVA, .att.nn r .; : iktmgew Koini ef . k i ng che .tour of itlte prate a, n ds. They are etery wl i dee to, their high ran entrance into Brussels cc 610 'intim of the in hahitantS • O , s he highest pitch when they f beholding the hero of Quati ace t bey hid been so long it /di acclamations aCcompnoi.e, t b e A b o le way by which to he remarkable fineness -of • le contribute to heighten tt g • oi:y. Th e i r Highnesses a hair-past three o'clock,A • ,A lettet (rent Bapaume stall tuarki of that town was din ' menth, &y order of the *, 4ced by English troops. There titise just heels :disco w i p * lien of t fe 'LITHE% in an anohlard; several Pantini *el LtAsCRANACK, which / 4 . p pres Fat at the Town.hall. WEST INE L e tters received this • mon at kcti-the 0.11.01 September, n c- one gek there on the 301, frc I tes?ips in the harbour put to 'By the.diorge packet, art • ale received letters and pa • is-18dt August. The Go KANCIIISTEROI44 *received 111 Ureintsr, announcing the d Iniesc, with regard to the • f Justice of the Island, , • s of the Council to who 1 0 . , we re of opinion the evidence by which it was rs lord sufficient grounds to war recommending the removal • I though tbey 4 id n , t feel they ,advising his. Royal F. ▪ Lys% on the other, their Lo • Is be considered as an entire • Juice. The Doseiaisa Chkoni6 , !