Star. — London, England, 1819-04-29 00:00:00

pfeat riS allik Sbn P ie le t t s e as Wo l 4 l 4 .l ! l gril i gh r r the public functionary. ; of an alleged libel, valiethiw• pres eeutAd - where he wrote and • where the pArty aggrieved a ll e ged, that in the lattg case , at rest : he might be indicted, and undertake a long journey, at a great ex -in person and defend himself. But ,plies equally on the other side. A missile weapon: the effect is not in it was dismissed : the wound is in- Ils ; mid therefore it is as reasonable Jmences the attack should be at the journey as he who is attacked.— this difficulty, M. de CONSTANT pro.' 2.ment, that as no waiter had any right _Jam the sanctuary of domestic life to make don the theme of public debate, he who could so fa forget the noble functions he assumed as to at ad private individuals, should be liable to be pro rated at the residence of the individuals auar t ked,- - v ile the public functionary was fair game s . for4l de nat ion was interested in his good or bad conduct, king more or less their servant, hence he should illy be permitted to prosecute the authors in the' face of tl.eir residence. At the slow rate at which the Chambers go.on, the business before them cannot be decided lid* de end of the year. The Peers do literally mothinr o . Jere exists symptom of paralysis somewhere w . ; lithe State Physicians seem unable to cure. tie Fonds drag on at 66 ; were there not a deep wouid enewhere, the great efforts to raise them would lac carried them to go easily, and maintained them de—it is time the wound was probed." GENERAL MGREGOR'S EXPEDITIOM. BOARD THE PETERBOROUGH PACKS?, Orr MIX. CAVES, AT ANCHOR, EBB. 7, 1819: "The Iphigenia, British man of war, came to an -;a.: eveuing alongside our ships, but did not with us. Independent of the ample supply ~ pork, rum, &c. a large contract has been made by General NPGREGOR, for fresh provisions. O'HARA commands on shore,, in absence of ,gin. All the ships and troops, and ships , are under my immediate orders. A little time ;•,,ible me to send you a satisfactory account of :oceedings ; as yet we have lost only one officer, ~ e on. The Spanish and English nw. concerned with Jamaica, aware of tl y t o e sil at '.II•GRLGOIt'S expedition. were iD the. tamaica, on account o 4 the seem ems which they were getting overland, Irma becoming the theatre of war. W passage of 35 days from 441W...the oW . troops behaved with gmatifqpricaT• Tool* , single sick man or officer,oo,sboArcl.,_ 'T. !tubers of the Government of New ,u=-Cayes — they came from Jaamipti 1 the Expedition were kindly. received 1P) ; ' Authorities of Aux. Cayes,. and wereperrOtted to! tent; on shore, which was a great luxury linute. Being xegularly encamped the Offi. , visited by the General oftheNative troops, ittle black, a man of Parisian manners, and )rincipal people of Aux-Cayes." ingni.:ies at Kensington after the health of the and Duchess of KENT, during the last two ive been very numerous. The answer given was—. The Duke and Duchess are very well." from Hanover, of the 19th instant, state Duchess of CANIBRIDGE was recovered from confinement, but had not yet left the house. 'ming Prince was going on very well, and the of CLARINCII was recovering very fast. rday, soon after twelve o'clock, the Duke and :of GLOW:V.3ITR arrived in town fromWinsisor. Duke of GLOUCUTER dined yesterday v, ith 'bishop of You. _ _ _ May the CRANCIRLLOR of the EXCHICQUER re to town from attending the funeral of his aunt .OBINSON gave a Cabinet Dinner yesterday at in Somerset Place. f CAs'r r.ee E A Gll entertained a Select part of the :Diable World, at her elegant house St. James's on Tuesday evening. There were present: ioreign Ministers, Prince of Ilesse Darmstadt, Duchess kmond and Ladies Lennox, Marchioness Cornwallis and L Cornwallis, Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale, :ct.icmt:, of Lin,clowne, Duke of Wellington, Earl and of Wicklow, Countess of Sefton and Ladies, Mr. Muchionts3 of INotly and MiuWernys, Bari of Clan lady King. Lady Elizabeth Campbell, Lord and Lady , Ountess of Antrim, Sir Charles Greville, Countess of and Ladies Gordon, Lady Emma Edgecumbe, Lord o: Ancrarn, Lady J. Kerr, Sir William Elliot, :Ronne Macdorald, ?Ira. Fitzberbert and Miss Sey- Cantos of Wzrwick and Ladies Greville, ;May, tie remains of Lord Wzal iterted in the Chapel of Holyrood-Hi The ceremony was conducted with . 14ab1e to the rank of the deceased, 1. 11 , was attended to the grave by acquaintances and friends. 'lie of SO'IERSET was the chief mourner, :z . , , rers were Sir JANIIIII HALL, 1‘11( • IL:tta XACKENZIE, JEFFREY, Cl :P.ltn, HOMIER, and Captain HALL ; 7 0 Te of the friends of the deceased coaches. Mr. ALI.ISPS read Ap , Nre,l deeply affected. Indeed, ."4-`. nf 1 depicted in every countena Ilave lost a valuable support, as it tiled to Literature ; but to Lord Rs family and friends, his prem4tl tmetiluch will long be deplored. zS ii: Lead, this Nobleman had few, ,' 3l !"lhurith, caused a sensation of , c 'Peter merit could alone call forth. Pelt teref -At Trak. •P by several onmiard-komsti East lad a schermic bound to Sierra Leone. Dau, Aram 48.—Wind N.llr.leihse derrn from the River last night and this morning, andiiirld; the Angerstein, 'Nom?. son, for Madeira, &c.; Pdargnmaaad Jane, Panuou, for Ja maica; Spring, Kearee, for Buenas Ayres; the Norfolk Hero , Gitaca.r, for Quebec • Lively, MALMO, for Sierra Leone; and the Aurora, JACKSON , Malta and Smyrna. DOVill Ann. 28.—Sailed this day the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALtANDS, for Ostend, with a Mail and passen gers; also the King George packet, Captain Kum; and Flora. Captain Wasson, for Calais, with passengers. Arrived this after noon the Chichester packet, Captain Rurm ; and a French packet, from Calais, with passengers. Sumatra, AWL 28.-,—The Prussian galliot Harmonic, from ,Memel to Rouen, with timber, 7sas brought in here this morn ing very leaky, having been on shore on the Studs Sand. Cons, Ann. 22.—Arrived his Majesty's skip Pandora. Pzesepor, Mesa Sfflenairind RR strong Wit and hazy.— Alkont,l4lo:easks of wine have been - picked up` Wet ten 1 7; .S.S.W.'nf the Lizard, and iinded here, part of theliaigi galliot Ariadne, run 401 eff Mtphg 150 instant. NORTH SHIIILDS, APRIL iti.Ll'he . Ninth Star, Nicho s it from London to Weld*, likter. foremast pg. the Dud after saving the piiicipal part of the WrocE and ;rigging, the fam- Yard on the stomp of din-kreptaolf she arrived at Welds. Cqszom-Hommt, Arms, 27.—Entered Inwar ds Km Prince, lehman, from Warman: Ann, 9Penie;fl4 Stila tin; St. Johannes, Wallis, (rpm Vetutisatiii Be s Bretzel, from Konipburg ; Vrow - Maria, Aden, from Wand Lucinde, Zimmerman,' from Pilku ; Est ate, f Dantzic ; Duke of Kent, Pound, from Bitlterdrallii_the 1 Anderson,. from Konigsburg and Pillar; And a s p F9z, fr • Christina ; DrieGebroeders,Visiet, resin NteeereaeXasst VraM Byline, nixie, Ernst* ditto; Vrow'Geetrude, liffdtje, fins dittal Johannes Tanden, Thovesen, from Christina; Esta Marla, Tor sets, from Konigsberg; Vrow Catarina,Jaeobs, from Greta! Sally, Curie, from Memel; Jong. Everroyna, Fuji, train Entered OVrwards—Eap ranee, Main , for Havre and i Union, Mallard, for Gu insey ; Enterprize,Younr, for and Stettin ; Cordell: , Owen, for Elsineur and Petenburgli 1 Neptune, Stransell, for Ostend; Agnes, Lundy, for ii Staff of Life, Edwards, for likineur and Petersbuy . o 11 .1 Henderson, for Cadiz; Lesiden, "lintsibeet, -far Cleared Outwards—The Hiram,l4 Breten, for Havre Guest, for Demerara; Coventry, Horn, for Denterara; Phonlit; Bennett, for Elalneur and Petersburgh ; Marquis Hastings. Ar nott, for India; Latana, Leek, for Demeram; Isabella, Mac- Neal, for Charleston; Bredna, Jackson, for Hambures ; Kam, Hendonarch, for Odessa • Catherine, 1101, for Gottenbutgh. Aran. U.—Entered I nwards: The Johannes, Rodman ; An tonia, Grunberg ; and St. Mos, Masten, from Stettin ; Forms, Harris, from Chrisdana ; Industry, Sande, train FrederiehAlle ' Malta, Allen, from Antwerp ; George, White, from Oopolt Edward, SolOaum, from Stettin • Blucher, Clark, front ; p re y jamas% Walims, from ii:ettle ; Erste* Sarten , °"ital from Hohnerstrand ; Alderney, Reed, from I:imbeds ; C Prince Frederick, Schutz, from Christiana • Elenora,:= j from Konigsberg ; Oak, blurry, from BZulognas Beacon, from the South Seas; Mary, —; and Gregory, from Stangate Greek; and the Victoria, from Genoa.-- Entered Outwards : The Friends, Ifilward4 'tar Cork: - fiord ' Sovereign, Atherden, for Rotterdam;. Resoludon Vries, fbr I Antwerp ; Mary, Jeffrey, for St. Meissen - Joseph and Ma, Iliktiar, ion Fleshing ; and•the Anna, Plailltps, ber Banta. Ayres. ....Cleared Outwards: The York, Talbent,for Lela; Neptalla, Striseek, for Ostend; Azores, Whin's, for Atka ; tie 'Queen Illublieekilltske, bar Rotterdam; the Sesolsitirm, Ribber., for Cadlif ?agars, for Taloa ; Matilda, Censers, for ; • Schultz, for Memel; and the Barons, Hutehlo haj teteterni` ".; -•- • . - :Item allecs of paper fbund amongst the wreck of the galliot which. came on shore at Holy on tbe,ncl instant, as lately mentioned in appears tb Have been the Ifgefita JOitifts Sd,ott Klatii; - mitster; the ctinWitil4l%. •stre•all drowned. , I • ntevil have• been favoured with the following .parti; titulars respecting the dreadful accident, 'occasioned by the bursting of a Steam-engine Boiler, in.. the rough, on Monday evening last, from a Correspon dent, who has made his observations *on the spot : " The Boiler WAS made of wrought-iron plates, rivettedle. l gether, and of what is termed the waggon-tilt shape. The tope sides, and ends of it were entirely born away from the buttons by the force of the explosion, and seem to have been carried in one mass, to the great distance of three hundred yards ; and, front the elevation. and direction it took, would, no doubt, have been thrown to twice or thrice that distance, bad not its pro greu been providentially arrested, by striking against the thick parapet wall of a lofty range of warehouses, which it com pletely broke through, damaged the roof, upon which a part of it lay yesterday, and the remainder of it at the foot of the pre 'tikes. The Boiler of the Engine was en old one, and the ma chinery, in general, composed of parts collected, and ill put to gether, by a false economy, without must regard to their fitness for the use intended to be made of them ; and, indeed, the power of the Engine was by. no means calculated to perform the work laid upon it with safety. It was called a three-horse power, but appears. from the remains of the machinery, to have bad much more labour to perform; there were three circular saws, one of them made in segments, of three °feet in diameter,' besides a grind-stone ; and, no doubt, the pressure of the stoma must have been raised to a very undue height when the saloon occurred. The cylinder is of very small diameter ; the .11y wheel is broken to pieces, and the premises in which the mathi:- nery was erected, a mere heap of ruins ! " This lamentable accident adds another to the list of those occasioned by the improper employment of a incise invaluable and perfectly safe first-mover of machinery, whoa directed by shy and judgment ; and it ought not to deter others from the lumina application thereof ; although it ought, and we trust it will, serve as a warning against the use of it under circumstan en similar to these which have led to so much mischief and loss of life; and, in particular, to guard others from venturing to STA 13nrgee,. on . ,avourite, q( li ft sted y . sailing no tonety : his Lordship, however, Will, in the course of next month, launch' a new yacht, of 80 tons, con structed by the person who built the Libcoy, of su perior model. The Falcon yacht, 155 tons, the Hon. CHARLES, A. PELnAm's, is fitted to 'her top-gallant•masts, and is now in the dry dock. t -Cowes, having affixed to• her stern-post, the newlpinvented• log-reel, which,' by communication with a time-piece on deck, the exact rates of sailing . anddistance are indicated on the dial-plate. This is one of the most ingenious discoveries connected with naval science, and like the new steering wheel now in use, is worthy the patronage of the Yacht Club. The 'Han. Gatntoi YIREON, THOS.' ASSIRETON SMITH, ,Esq. and Colonel SHRDIDEN, have built new patina: now ready' to launch, 4 , 0 - tons each. The 'lfitirr.CaptainCsA RUES PADS; has lengthened the fAuglekli k ,And - increased her tonnage ro 40. 'Mr ;Gavittsoaltht. Wellington, and Mr. COLSTON ' Ofi theldestrpasald,-havre also lengthened : the former Gentleman Is, gone to. the scotch Islands, to cruise - in Clank With Mr..3otl4X4t*in the Sir Sidney totter, Captain, 4,,,c.„kuoaris has parted, *Visit the Henrietta, and 3a:building a new yacht at •• • • mpton. Mr.Hetiotnir. has also sold the Co eitti:, 'and has set upiitt4Wl*litat Rochester, to be called the Desmoads 460.Y:515-..'1k1x....Nv• BARING has removed the Iris from her winter moorings, and o t l erf is fitting ' vittith's new mast: Mk Wttas Char -lOttiffai . - tig; . andirilt soon Al)., Onntplcte. The yachts stil in ordinary are, 4.9o,Tiotoes Louisa, 325 :tons ; Lord-Zourrroars's Nfermaisii.•4o tons MT.HALL/YARII Aria;?, 74 tons; Mr. FAZAKRRLRY'S, CIROCI I : 's7 tops.;Bkllg9:l;tasni's Blne4yed Maid, ' 39 tons ; Mr. Cronotiit's Syresi, 32 tons ; Mr. PEACH'S Harrier; -Mons;-Colonel WHATLRY'S Cara Dolce, OS tons•nd - lilr. NORTH'S Lord Nelson, 75 tons.— The yachts 4 other members are fitting out ; and those now.*** and cruising within and about the Wight, r4)- - ;•,,Air.AATIIIIR PAGET'S Union, 34 tons ; Sir,Groncz Tuonas's Eliza, 3 4 tons; Capt. HAM kOtioio Maria Ann, 36 tons; Mr. SHAKESPEARR'S Danny, 21 tons; Mr. WARDELL'S Elizabeth, 19 tots; and Mr. LINDEGRENS Dove, 55 tons. The value of such an nstitution as the Yacht Club is of the highest estimate, and has deservedly' met the patronage of his Royal Highness the'Patocz Rackear ; for, independent of the encouragement given to Naval Architecture and Ship-science, by its opulent Members, it must be a gratifying fact for the Public to know, that not less than from three to tour hundred. prime seamenare employed several months in the year, by,the yachts of this distinguished Club. By a resolution at the last General Meeting, no Gentleman can:llo,admitted a hlgmber,of the Yacht Club, who d*,notjoara fine possess a yacht of 20 --ss, Jegistamilluennage.—The AdeCtiOn by ballot. The very low inipe that Cap Madeira Wine ji now offesedly the COMMIIIRCIAL HALL WIDUI. Comsat, Skidner-street, viz. Vs. per dozen, has ledtora imp mition that good Wine cannot be Sold - 2t:' so:low a piice; but, in justice to the Proprietors Qf the .fore ! ... said/Wine Concern, we inform our Iteadesi that we have-bought some of the Wine, and wwfindit of most excellent quality. Yesterday * Court .or Directors( was. beld at the ' East India House,, when the, dispatches were closed *ad delivered to the Masters of the following ships, via.—Marquis of. ilastings, Captain CHARLES ARK- Da- Captain HENRY IiUTCHINSON ; and Mr. W. ..General Hon. Mr. J: - Campbell and Duff,Jones, , H. fact ritcaime, This was 4t-iterday ig Din-N ner of the Medical OffireifOf his Majesty's Navy, to celebrate the establish tent of the Supplemental Fund for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of deceased Members of the Corps, took place at the Yiatzsi Coffee-house, Covent-garden, Joutr . Wrion Crib Esq, M. P. in the Chair • supportet , br Sir . • GrL air BLASE, Bart: PhysiCian to hii itoyallligh nein the Paiwca Recriv and to the'lleet, and a number of other distinguished filedi*dl Gentlemen connected with the'tiublic departraents'of the Naval Service. It vial most gratifying' $ observe the great progress of thirSociety, theityirkber of Gen men, the greater part of•thenistehighrprofessional 'hundred, who attended , itrionntlit toilearly,three and the accdmatOdatkiti Well ar ranged by . the Stevrirdi, l that• esti** individual lire seta amply partoot of the fulliindttioaof this trolly benevolent linniveriary. ;°ll - , Yesterday evening the AtinillistriGrand Festival United Sociefy ofFree andAteepted Masdns Queen-street, - ' -nliatit NE*MARKET tiRsTspRINCI MEETING, 1819; ' wistoEsDAY, APRIL 28. Sweepstakes of 15gs. each, for 2-yr-old 'cob% est. 71b : _fillies, ttst.4lb. T. Y.C. , Lord Suffield's Reuben Butler • hot:- - ! Mi. /ilisnies bay filly, by Zodiac - ^ `31... • 2 Dui* of Pluthad'sbrown filly," by Sorcerer - +.tel'w•E 3 Mr. Neide's cok, by Oetavius - - - It, 4 Duke of GraftOtt's Loto 5 2 tot apt Reuben Butler-5 to 2 agst Mr. Wgilsonei SS"- 3to 1 apt the Duke of Rutland's .• • • Sweepstakes of 15gs. each, TIM. Mt. forth'slllospitality, 73t. 71b. - - - • 1 Mr. Lambton's Mandeville, set. 31h. - - Seven paid sgs. each ft.-6 to 4 agst ' • Sweepstakes of 100 Otineas each, h. ft. for Z.-yr-olds: 11X. Lord (1, H. Cavendish's Allegro. Wt. 61b. Mr. Lake's Roger Bacon. Pkt. 21 b. - • z .4r t idr. Andrew's filly, by Walton, Est. I Sib., - - • .3-t Two paid--6 to 4on AilegrO. Fifty Pounds by Subscription, for 3-yr-Olds, 7se. Mb. 4-yroisia, ist. 111 b. 5-yr-Olds, 9st. 4th. B.C. Loid Jersey's bay colt, by °milk, 3-yrs.old - - . - Lord Rotteit grey colt Zenith,: SLIM-old - . . Mt. Neale's bay cult, by 'teddy the Grinder, 3-yro , old 3 Mr. Crockford's bay colt Rob Roy, 3-yrs-old - 4 6to 5 Lord Jersey's Colt-2 to 1 agst Zenith. Mr. G. F ox has plichased the &Win horse, Merlin.' Ile wowthe Port* Stakes in a canter, at Nesvinarkeclitit week.— He has matched him .at the neat Newmarket Meetitig,4Amt Mr. Loalrea Duchess le MAO.' .7AuL ' 'On PalimSoOday, a Young Man, a bricklayer, of saber and industrious habits, went. paimiog with some .of .his. fellows Wor kmen. On returning base got intoxicated lincl;flmltiMples and fought with two of his companions, and beat. them both ; he then attacked a third, atui . swtisriug a dreadful toolt that he !meld eNter.kill h*, of lose his own life, he inunadlaiely fell down peps*, ll ie was taken home, and from thence conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he lingered till Sunday. last, and then, esPred, tam Itaynag been able t!SOOTC himself since the day he wail:sushi,*. . Tuesday his EXcellancy thOTERSTAN AMSASSAioa gave a trmner to a'pataty of five Gentlemen; but not one of. Oe.m. was . gratified with a Sight of the Fair , Circassian The i ncognita occupies the innei draw ing-roons, the door of which is constantly guarded by two black eunuchs, who have sabres by their sides : ,they are her only attendants, being selected to dress and undresi.ho. The AMBASSADOR is spoken of in very favourable terms, as a man of mild manners and" prepossessing occerior.—Lord CASTLE,REAGH, Lord • WALPOLE, and Sir GORE OuSLEY, were ,among the distinguished characters who visited hiss Excellency yesterday. The nuptials between Earl TEMPLE and Lady MARY CAMPBELL, daughter of the Earl and Coun tess .of BREADALBANE, we understand, are to be solemnized on the 15th of next mouth. GRICTrA GREEN MARRIAGE.--ID one of the Ap peal easel which came On at the Easter Sessions of Carlisle Ihe curious prixess of a Gretna queen iiitge was detailed: " The love-sts7cl swain met with the object of his passion at Carlisle Fair, and an immediate uip to Springfield, dim Gretna Green, was agreed open. In order to be merry as well wise, . . they took a hdkr -* they accidentally spot. They were , of his Berenice inquiring in the negative, ma. , e x : o et4, A sa MTana agaus they were of pater, dately upon ibem constunroation repented of o bigamy. It appe-ared __.c the a marriage at Legivitn,ia Jutte,l7,99iiritfi Marione Swartz; a second in London,. ilalklat; 1813, with Miss Georgiaaa Maria Hutchineen , ;, as& a =third. in France, in May, 1817. The trial was p Off erten able the defendant, if he could, : to pr r evidence of the forgery of the documents kron tad to prove the two first marriages. TheXioseraltdtmlared that he did , riot Mein to contend. for .thaifergery of the certificate of his marriage with MistHatehlitsen, Init said, that its.he had been capitalkopoi t tjetsol November, 1810, the marriagewas.skiiiiveol,,ihis civil death.--- ,, By your admisitess of facts avid-your "'argument in law,' said the AdvOcaittOeit epilti , you are then thrice married, without cohtrictink matri monial ties; and are still-a batehelento.Sthough you hate three wives C'—The further-hearing was' put off. ' TURN, (IRELAND)) APRIL 20. 1 --Nshort time ago, _„„ * man who resides near Portunini ~ .tne upper. part Of, this. county,' experienced the awful visitation of PROVIDENCE in the hallowing manaer:—.lt seems that .* poor widow woman and himself were in' partner ship for a profitble track of land, the annual rent of . - which amounted to about, £6q, of vilkich sum .each paid LSI Previous to skis onfortunate man's going 03 pay his March rent Ift • called on his 'partner, to know if she was prepared, to"accompany him, and take up their receipt% .according to,ongoni. The poor woman said she was got then prepared, having 4tely £2O at.the titne;:titit if he rook' it to the land he might give hee tiole fer another week. He ;accordingly took the money, and went off; butjudge of the astonishment of the poor woman, when, abont '•twelve days after, the.landlerd came to demand his Tent. She instantly related to him the circumstance, at the conclusion of which the man was sent for. On his beinf questioned by the landlord on the subject, . . . total , liletr dthe PreH ie4oolobed, frois • was. case .04414 p , Pig the libel, or bad b allebn tog ' ever be a to underc , fi e, to appear al the .case app rblication is a m be place whence i feed where it far be who comp ;T ense of the j, , 0 g et rid of thi an amendni ; penetrate the s ektkqpippirrE haftei :Ma 141144ZAWEIMISENtiliwirbtfd 3 ;': : .Vi , '.r . VAGIMIANTIVITW IL •. . • ' 1? • thi F 4 s o a;irid , ..) 1' :,iiii.*: :i :%_ll646usqw .1:: .n4Z.? sri nr - The ,gat -011144 1 4ri n aki sc litosega •• ' - The ssasoliffonialet rhos* recreative . p,- ... 1 ,, 3..1,1,...' . ..I,' i; Naeffitia4 , 4lol Mitib,Ar via; Liiii , enlifT e . ;en 0 1 /rOillrl i tiii "li l F Bl4B)iiitrid . s. m t r """rel . 1......• bee. oftcaseters for Weirs. liatrineliord End sevorp • • :1 4 . S '' .. , •0 1 ., ea o - 4, 1 1 ft C.AC; •_Ft ; ii s Frf"' I "'___. e "' m and pub` , 41 11 , 4 1 0, Part 4 t4e la!" 44., Paio-Arisdne, il t i el ,F . toms : lb ' - ~,opor. 4 9MInewril ed retided 11 •41 11 t LI F ._ th t Plar -b"V i i ti g hl g e s ig.t..„' • l ' i% ,. equipped. L the.Manquia.oivitiefiaanar,whase din, "se a- 'Bl. '; e inttaiiK 5 ; • a Frierirrigelia- bilk 4s7 7 4iii; 91 - 1; ti ..." t - r W 41 # 111 i 1 .0 4 gittrOabd2dodo'bobg PaltialitY for 1 lictd, 4 nd baa l sli2l• l l, SM . 1; • 0 41 1111111 9Movi'li tberActive caner , the gqiu . smont, and Oktflef fi t his - lealth ' derives reporte r that yeetevday a gams eptaatity al wimp ; picked al: froris e refreshing , so biomes, his hoisted the (lob a great ex- by several °onward-ha/ad UPI I, ll 4alev. lad a . ballad Ante,. on his favourite, Liberty, re fast,sailiog 510• Ir* TS - - bib Sierra Leone_ - - - - -- - - • • • • 01 BOARD THE PETE& CAVES, AT ANC The Iphigenia, Brit (hot evening aloni * ate::ere with us. Inde dbeef, pork, rum, &c. a shore by General NI , tolinel O'HARA comrr )14;iitc , on. All the iut, are under nay im rill me to send csr roceedings ; as yet Assistant-Surgeon. TI anus concerned with 'Rh of M'GRLGOIt'S ..rra at Jamaica, on a dollars which they ae country becoming • click passage of 35 ars aLd troops behave as not a single sick ci the Members of the ere at 3u=-Cayes—t Officers of the Expedit the Authorities of Aus pitch their tent; on stir * la tha climate. Being cm were visited by th a iolite little black, i•lthe principal peopl The inquiries at Ile Bake and Duchess c days, have been very tots ern was—" The E Letters from Hanc the Duchess of C T late confinement, he young Prince wri Weans of OLARENCi Yesterday, soon aft kchessof GLOUCE:A. T:A Duke of (;Lc *Archbishop of Y( yesterday the ORA tlnCd to town from ROBINSON gas n house in Somerse Lady CASTLER EA( Y e l :ionable World, ; 'an. on Tuesday In, f o monster' Toilm and Ladle' !t: Conwallis, N ctuotts of Liosdo of Wicklow • * Alarchitinti,s 1.2 4 King. L 2 Countess of AI • t and ladies Go Ana I ''rein Macdor Cointtsi of Wzr tie re ;Tatted in the The ceremo sliLable to th as atte acqua _ ; .in of SOEE Fwoe ; were 3L :tits raM f r :2 4l tb, Honvzi rn . ‘ .. v 7°Te of the f a .,l` r g coaches. desi depleted have lost a ` 'til ted to Liter fa mily at wir Lead, thi V.0.11 , 5ur 4 ` 2 terier Tr,jit cou.s I3arossa, f..;apom HENRY Sp)TCIIINSckN York, CaptairiJAmipo TALsza.r—for Bombay. Passsarc per islarso of Hastings—For Bombay—M LadtN, Paisenterirper Haressa-:=Xor Sombay—Major-General Sir C. Chsivale,-0.C.11.-Vna' Lady; Mr. C. Kane and Mr..W.; Taylor - as& Mr.c.W.: Pratt, •Assistant-Surgeoos • i C. s 4l .* lte Franklana, Can4b. Cooke L CaptorataglsMesirs:,Troward, Stewart, Duff,. Hagan, lull ; lit6srs.'Wany and Plirclang, teersibastbay % ?•'• Passengers par Yeirk..-For ilmnbay—Mr. Assistant-Si Cwio* NreAN.J • kolleY gp /froe-striner ; Messrs. W. H. sou, 1 1 .„Stalker, and J. thltraing Cadets; Messrs. Pit D'Arry, and Edwards, voiunteers - Bonibay Marine. -Yestei - day evening the'setond Anniversary , _ _ _ ook a *der along with them, and with a young man whom ecidentally met on Carlisle-bridge, aryl vest at the sacred They were ushered with due ceremonykthot=ence Reverence the Priest, Who 'cooniimiee4 the .. -by ins of the lovers if they had *Aso- sad kik ineaered negative, he asked the briaigrooing he bad am .'basso ? 'biX e s i point he was more fortunate. A, um s th en red, and the Priest (said the witiesa) rim pEtke , and put it upon the weniates'inger.:. ...**ilie‘cht - • 's veil, for the 'bares ring , feliolf; andAtk ROO; jr, ap, gilts putting it as the bettleOinegripeild.n - • wAr• and were married. Thu kileff . Wee isse• the woman" piece er, called___, marAakkfkotio.„,..., lA . * 040zuFed Plir I fPi ne- F rearm to bed in ute =Me rope, lar i t c . l 6:W . 2 4 " them next morning : . He (pond ,the Itudl vsr,..• the A (the bride) sitting. en ,tlte . : ijcle.,et 14.14 bass ititc was brcugkt forward pi s4l--WlLrltfirr a dil*Ptirtlikrtaaa :lunation ; but it ippele , i fi f k l ... .c e ' Wileipetards ted of his bargain, for. eadtavonralc; tau ; . bit of front his bride by form; in order to cfM . a . ity:it : . ) . . I aAmx.—Friday lag General 4shoua L apitared. ~ e the Courtot Assize in Paris, bathe charge of my. It appeared that the Clezend hita contfacted ana Miss - ~ am. 2 „ . °cY of life a and, in parucular, to giama.......... _____ employ Dollen of the waggon-tik shape s whiehlWallllllllgli to' of the United Soeieffof'Free *Ad Aeceptea masons sus ucmg n ,,......—..-- ~ ... as SEYmouit House, Edin- Produce steam of low pressu re o a r , t o l l e nowiiisikAshiiim- took place at their - all in Great Qtteen-street, - Lin- he totally - cleniedit, and seemed to have no know- House, - i ith the splert- sing Engines, for the production of hOprinsovites& ea! Fee - Colds Inn-fields: At 'Omit six o'clock, his Royal ledge at all of the affair. At length the poor widow, sed, and his which purpose their shape renders them Alit mlitt. L I I, *: Hightigss the Mike ileattisitx; errand Master; dressed in a seeming half dist..acted rage, exclaimed, in a y nearly the Saint further yarticulars.—Mr. SmitheiriliM'S lioo in the grandest . sty le of the.Oitier of Masonry, ar- loud v0ice.,...“ My GOD ! my Goo! will you allow His Grace is not dead, but in a most dreadful situatiosiarGuyi rived, and was met by the eterrirdi, each decorated. such conduct to fo unpunished—you, who was our . . ourner. The Hospital, and notwithstanding the skill and attettisop With - a rash, andate dikiideadf the-Order to which only witness?' ' ro which the hardened wretch rc- belonged =Th e -, eeet4iiited hiritotal Highness plied—" If you call your Goo as a witness, he must lessrs. PLAY- of the surgeons , and humane solicitude of the:nurses; tbei CRANSTOWN, but faint hopes are entertained of his,rocovery. „litt, ta thaehairOrkiltb t , • Ifirlf,l*,fetk . it soinpnieus .be blind at that time, for indeed there was no such c.. ; and about Smitherman is at St. Thomas's liospital,_a fen . rful dint er was prOanted s '.• .. fd*.llftiked versos: thing?' Scarcely had these last words escaped his d followed in spectacle : the melancholy distress of Kis. sju*r.: oldie, bire#, . ' " I ! . '" , : ii . t i ; i i r i:: ll 1°:.'... -- ' , lips, when ' •he fell senseless on the floor, in which 1 the service, man can be more easily imagined than' da rn ' S at y r ~t, ." , , tik , Stive's•tears dreadful situation he still continues, and with very frefietelkibilr imaut ilnear little hopes of. socovery i A short time previous to l, sorrow was The explosion burst the top of the . boiler firore . Tt. Wi l ler ( na" . ••• -• 1,• ' ;.:,.„;.. 4 Ice. Men o f solid rivets, and forced it to the top.of Mr. ••••,: i: Edit ~' RisbiAllt, ifiliktisif , y Itis,biom removed to his own house, the Parish Priest nave all th ous vrarehouse, above 100 yards distant, Tbe adage .-'l#• , , _ tWi- 7 clW.`" l ..' .nlifOria *kb dim% . .and ',Doctor swirled, imeneidier,;if them could af- 1 4 Wars S. ferers who survived the shock aro coosidered te .- , • .thidefiaiiii : li .. 6* • Val ' ' nv , baft the %mit VeNeti••= At the request of the poor 14 ,cure death is 1 favourable way. The proprietor had been ...,) .6 ~j ettin s :/ h6r. "' • ~..:At i! l - ikldbiorthey an d`. • , at which, tel the • -' person, In heart as that morning by Mr. Mitillt o in engineer • ' .. _, stird ' ''' lir -..- __,. -. . - ETY s ta k , , * ow utter hors . a n 4 - , ~ ea t 44 present; even his Ilk • . 1 ,uit tlill 1.) 1.:):: , i , .3114364 .9; *li? lijiji iiiPi*ltise atthe time, hey if any equ al s; to set the engine that he War 'espoehis hint . • -- .i i'i' ; Il i. thimpferitst I regret which work-people to danger: the sefettlralsw beg './-' At l ii i i, •. • '...0 1 4___ k i 414141411 . 4. 1 / 1 111 0 2 Y found tbo . ? glitietd ll9 Wry same Way as she h. tually locked down when hinstun Wit. .. / - •.'.. . .' loci' le I'll' handed II %hint! ''• ‘ n '. l T bii '•'*- 11 .Ir 1,.:, ...v se tamp oi y alif -..! .." ~ )..):.rts 1 ' •-- • • • • o •.....1•• - -;4 ' - • ' . - .11! • '4 i • • "' ,ve -.X _ ~ „ mt. ,' V ' . . .•. -. . ' -'' . - ~ -.4 - ' • -. •- . ' - 14161 F 1 .'*l-1.-::4P.?' ..,. c •-. 1 .,•,!% - • .:•1;r. • ..:: . ---m * , •"-: .. , s In this parr I Bu bt fo. Lady; 1