Star. — London, England, 1819-04-09 00:00:00

.` .: • Thu, with artlottrustilininish'd, *stating for his native skies, On he moves, till life is finish'd, • What he grasps tit' immortal piss: 'Then in dgbt c Salem's splendours, Leaving thliobode of iU, With these words his breath he renders— " Fatima, / abet/ ft se7l I" REDUCTION OF POOR, RATE E. previous . great \ ..e lfie was then adopted by the Meeting. The . Mr. Inet.mtm proposed the second Reso *dela ; In doing whieb, he dbierved, that one pro minent feattve in dig sirnY the times was, that uible 3ocie4es ineln.d so many persons of powerful influence, and thus gave an orpostunirt of dispensing the blessings of the Scripture among . the millions of the earth. He thence tookoecasiontb eulogies theft absent President, who had siieloirentty pleaded die ir e cause of what had been called the, sister kin oin ; but when he reflected oh theevittwe had he upoo hl _:—(4e; ing, but in acting , which they followed up they denominated great, though they did aqt yet know the extent of its greatness. ' Many p had no doubt, felt solitary and isolated,o**ought their aasistance could be of no avail- Oibirs like to be distinguished for their good deeds, which, perhaps, was vary natural ; but he eiliorted these persons to 'contemplate the effects of the Parent Society ; to be 'hold it spreading its bloodless conquests : he called upon them to look around them till they saw the -ospect bounded only by tbOSC hills of splendour on the New Jerusalem descends, and then to turn case s! . ..ct, the sp*u -5 shops of tt portle, A very striking proof of the mildness of the son presents itself in the garden of Mrs. THORN of St. Mildred's in Canterbury : a vine, standh\ I goad aspect, has at this time tour bunches of grail in avast state of fora arcluess. • 4 : t • • 1 I , ls t • t I* . , ~..alibellohliteddSPO be hoped it was a prosperous one, hot it colild not be AN ENRAGED ELEPIIAYT THE t poR 'TUTOR.. .. "mint . A 1 . .. el . . _ : _ .„, # ~, t ch! . tso ias in m e t i ll .....40 .ff.haa t th. aken io tc ,.. .in t t h ion at count of Italian ' a sin ts E pa lc p p er On i t les , :117chro,Irriitingg who The Generel Anniverse " Watatf thelinceleo . 'tidied: seec)isadats nay have been, with the embellish- mem tootle , te v in,nbersot the lady ,. 3favnitigoge Wen 61606 for the tante dieeikc ~f riumedlesterd a y Cee a„ ~.. .... • parent soh .nirig .. etaobject of gene et ral d a ea d y m 9 i u r r a . Inn's-fields Bible Aseociadlaos bald Lades Awn. i t .• • o 'e r ' , the ti .... 3f a the esta i.s blishm n en tic t had bean an d ion to u l ' tions, it was sti h t that it had noWork- i .Reople of Venice :—As soon as the Carnival • , • e ei baisitto aiiietkat for March, published Oti the Ist Instant , iaa, ii Freemasons, 1 Wiley ehange—at lath! a ' groat change, won the I and Lent 'begun, the animal seemed to Inv , Vristlng to possess the Portrait with which it is embellished— -lt kid been 4 toned ocea , 4tjea uwi kfiumrabte that of 11r. WOLCOT, alias Peter Piodar—euguned from 'sketch. CHApigsOßAirr. M.P. . to the facall this guilty world, a d enough remained to be ' its accustomed docility, seithout any ' b ' c re .by .lottn ; .Tanoa, Esq In turning over in pages sveinet,uudar 1d I,,,leutpoonr : rn of Irolaticl,._and,:jerseident .of thia done to call forth all their energies. It was impossi- Several persons, however, !a nisei to put him in the above title, the subjekted linen which we are sure wal Association, - Viot7rilleilEe - Cbat r ai ; lialf-plat sit 1>le ( they could forget that misery, and crime in its to the river side, drove o'clock, but at seven, the,,SectetarY aMtiouneed to the most horrible forms, were still too prevalent, and the convey him away fr•:,:n Venice, about afar; aceeptable to our Readers : . . . . blood of their fellow-creatures was still crying to and a great crowd c' recur. on the banks the present Far remov'd from City splendour, M sta oM ted ent th rec at Heaven in many places. Assemblies like depart. The El-Thant went euietly enou Fete his fiz'd his niggard lot, :, fielblitalithltillithaGt he' tt i zh t i b c a h t - ti -h "d e had a let heen ter . unexpettedll detafned at- the House . of. Commons, should not be hailed Merely as occasions on which . .... o f v.,.w the river, but as soon asthey wen ..-- Comforts few, finances slender, lout he hoped mbe with - them' in the .cditfge of the certain things were to be said and to be applauded, embark him he became soddenly oatrage - - 'on had his chains and ' - 'h i mself but-they should spew by actions that impress! ~ t...e .s•- among tle el ' Care still hovering near his cot;- - evening,,, an d ging that some , other: - ii , E sq • been made, and every one should think that the con- spectators were irnn;ediately all in alarm. . - Cold and bleak bls humble dwelling, • Would preside. accordingly WILLIAM fiLAS • , Hid behind the heath-dad hid ;• • • 'Was called to the Chair; ancl , the Secretary proceeded Leg dePended on his single arm ; that the welfare of of them, to avoid the danger, rtu:z..d into Winery blast' its sod assailing, to read Report of the Committee.' It .set fofth, the world hinged on his single contribution—(4- on the river. One of these was dverturned . Yet he seems contented still! • -.: -' • that the band of the AL - MIGHTY was m - anifestly co- Pknise); He should reflect, that though his single pily, none of the ir.dividuals in it were dro •'' • 4 *" . '• ' ; s o with the parent-Society, -in exciting a ge- -6 subscription may appear but as a drop of water in ?• 0 flowing night his keeper endeavoured t . Rased him see the rigged mountains, . . , the ocean, he should reflect that these drops make up into a cage purposely made to conEne h . .. neral thirst fm -words of Eternal Life, and the • .itsilety rise fiom Natures hand, r , , • that vast and sea-like element of benevolence which his voyage, and, wacklng backward, field Committee had Tel 4 o n more occas ions than one, AteudhlY form d,telluahlekteueeefue. 'i.„:,' '• is pouring the distant shores of the world— animal a piece cf bread : the Elephant f that they,were fellow helpers with Gou in the great But they waft n 6 plans wand! , . work of human reformation. It recited a number Thoullit be sees, in fertile Tallies, t ., , . WILLIAM Petra, Esq. seconded the motion, and . ,* • a ith it, he got quite wild, attacked the be wealth indulge their All, ... • . • • , 4:‘ ." *Oaliii O 4 Of highlrinterestingfacts, in corroboration of this ; , said he felt himself neither good enough, nor wise him down on the ground, and trampled u ' • • .andltated that they had - genera ll y found the most •° . Ile iaa pan the psoadman's Waco, .. . • - enough, to do justice-to the praises of the British and violently, that the unfortunate man exF •,' nadialeerfulness ►among the more humble classes Omsk, me be cementation! Forge Bible Siscieties ;it was a sacred subject, and hours after: The animal then broke into • In society; to subscribe in support of the Association. • . tiyhiaa shades, is zephyrs waving. :i _ . 'ln cm-musing one district, however, they had found, should not be touched with Unhallowed hands. The and bore down every thing that oppose ., ..‘::- . &Ow tame may proudly beast, • -.}• out of 167 families, 109 which were without Bibles, hen err he had to make were founded on the assump- went into a coffee-room, where he ove . b..lllausi Isis Med die tempest raving. . •' * sod .of these had been now supplied. In . the lion that the Bible was the Word of GOD. Those who tables, decanters, glasses, &c. from then, - ri.e. &swim bail sad polar frost: -ii the ear , NS Bibles had been distributed, thought Otherwise, indeed, were the only reasonable ,to a cobler's still, which he pushed about ': ~ , ?warty, with-them comblefo..... -•., ;. - :.. " d the total n umber, i since the commencement. oaf opposers of Bible Societies. He then took a widely- % together with its alarrred inhabitants. ~1 lin t., *Are esti beau joy to MIA , i ^ - * e Association, amounted to 2,541.• The Conunit- excursive view of the subject, and contended that it the city guard pursued, and iired their ca: • • 'llllllkk each loiellied mai low* ' -- ' ':' .- .' ' tee lathented that, their funds were not mote efficient, was a debt of g ratitude , which we owed to our Cat- Jsim, but the balls elanceJ har:r.le:s eve ;" * Aret i lse users ettm . .o4 mini • -'• • ; '' ' - ' so as to -enable them to extend the.hlessing, and ATOR, to further the operations of a cause which had hide, and served on to increase his ire.: • 11 'xiiiisdwidi aiieiwt misers, - -•-• -': .. On the Meeting forits assistance. The Report the glory of Goo, as well as the good of man, for its still pursued, lie ran forward with great object, and the promises of Goa for its reward. blindly rushed through a moveable son • • ' PanaKtieies toillitm eyisstan'4l, **;•". .. ' s lied Ladies' Committee was then read by their - Se- . - -v Iba gawk Oita* • ,y, and it gave a very' cheering account of WILLIAM BLAIR, Esq. in moving the thanks of the china-ware was sold. The owner, a testy --a • Too espied &oil:dime - WM : 'r labours in that cause which is of celestial origin, Meeting to the Officers of the Society, also made a was standing in it at the moment, and ti . Ardsees tado--thelgeattelsodiog, • and which aims at itothingless than the salvation of r very luminous and energetic speech, in the course o. passed through with such force, that he r - • Cbeents AttllbeltWersed will- •' . tile Wbole. world. . ~, 1 ,,, ~ - .. .- L which he observed, that the success of Bible Associa- mediate passage, large enough to ea - ligothiee lispo...the *ebb= beading— • , - 'Tin Rev. W. Cuuoie.i Kum Oidsiberdeen), in dons did not depend on the few, but on the many ; bod) '; but not being able to extricate 1 ' • • 'Midst Wester comeated KM ! p ro po s in g t h at t h e .R e pa t t new rea d b e, rece i ve d and not on the rich and the powerful alone, but on the this situation , he ran off, carrying away .• , . ,mult i tude. old woman and all, until he came near Here a . 4 all .„ d , ~"„4 „ „ , , ~-;,.' eifiesed, expatiated most eloquently on the benefits . . t. P , ow t i i ii' 7l- 4; i : 4 T i riWi. l - ;;;. - ' , . . ~1 106:. i : .1 ., u :', accrued to lisciety from the British and fo- ii Captain Chew's, R.N. seconded this motion. del Forno, where he was disencumbered el:Bible Society: At a 'lime when atheism and Th e Rev' DANIEL WILSON, in a speech of great den, without any material personal in • . There a neat glom deepiag, length and eloquence, expatiated on the advantages owner of the shop. Her goods, howev • • Dead tolelees gen'tens glow ! Lind .. ' ' ffigacy were inundating the civilized world, it of Bible Societies, and concluded with moving the 'rhea dse Poe isigideted Teter. . established a Cl e, of Refuge, a place where the shaken out on the journey—coffee-pots thanks of the Meetitifi to the Right Honourable '• ' miserable could take sanctuary from . their crimes , about, in one place, maimed of their Fos** good, wed eueldag4ll, an d here t h ey weit b reu nk t into i mme di ate eem .! Charles Grant, their worthy President, which was *sinus spouts and handles, were to be loge PM* to do bias, . . • ; m i ta yr i t h, t h e b rim ceig t he nat i ves o f t h e carried with acclamations. down—cups and saucers, and dishes and drills elld he slibatail 01 t. MY. GRANT returned thanks for the honour be- basins, were distributed in abundance in rthern part of ourisland , ..- • Wks* the set el ye* tossoodi “ Wiese tie wild ISISIDIr Sallie tempest's mgr. stowed upon him.. He felt some reluctance, , how- as the animal came nearer to the church Illieds at eve lib pride( beim, ' " Daft bled time witia mare sitiottainsmotrr . - ever, on accepting it, because he felt that it was not was fired upon again, but to no purpose ~ . . Wiwi aeraes'eti, ,dlikqee feuetahl. ' .„,.;t, ~z • • id : the aeiluelieraleatiV4 ivas the patrtatth for one who presided on an occasion like this, to re • - sull stronger nth his augmented fury ; h . ~ . . •-- - larding' mob Wit mgdllost gleam ; *lttrOlg the 'Word 4£ LWe to his adoring fa- ceive thanks , but to return them. Such a person the gates of the church, though they were ~ Me!** Ref# *PO* taladeart • = -',- • • • . Ts angt Om; benevoleinte Of the Society was remens- ought to be thatikfut that he is permitted' to 'march with iron, and shut them again violentl) '1.4..t Illaindat Mk Inns itlll milli ; t. ' • - in their prwams. In die-sister island, that i s l an d fi rst under the sacred banner. It ner. was one of the mated considerable damage, until, at . onsigionsi op a pi i mpolowse d er , .'--• • , : ' :•llelds, for which Goo had done ' ' so mob, advantages of the Bible Society, dila it made mani- hi n de r feet sunk inio a vault—here he r '. 4.., ... lit.#o ll4.lril "" Ut haleitdo e might justly add., fol. w hich macthat had 'done feat of all human honours. It showed able to move, but dangerous still to be ,—(Greet appiause)—there the Bible was, at these'lPßO a dittiactitn above all human disiinc- There being no other mode of putting ar ...- . . . • • la w ... , ~ . length,.by their exertions, beginning to dispense its 't o : and it taught those who the m selves . acsonnted t he g u ar d ' made an aperture in the wall i le' • ' • blessingk- cetmteracting . the miserable effects of i . in society, to know that there wire many edifice; planted a cannon, charged with at ia _ , __ ~ = dellimrdeoeppeobatlee, • - :• - - , -' • • t Mind and oppressive policy, and directing Elie mg the, • fevers &onward. . -in multitude w they Might be•to follow. proud three d istance, k . . . 'The Right Hon. Gentlethan dwelt at great length on ~ paces and kilted him on t itakes-tiis wevielog skrak '- - . '. • ' The Rev. Saseuti.Sl/THRTILAND seconded this ma the glood of those kind of Societies, encl.:aid Stvrtvberrie • what termed •- i s to are .e: Ev•Ty thottgat'ts'eoaselsdoe, ~ • . tioth--Ind took a review of the state of Christianity its succe ss aid not depend on speaking, and ciiabear- were ex p ose d f or sa l e in the fruit shop ,'. • Wry. passim calm and ea! since the Reformation, comparing it in its improved • but • • mg, in acting; it depended. on the zei, t l . ,wi,th torden-Market yesterday, at 3s. 64. the .., state now with what it was previous to that great era. which they followed up the cause ; that cause which. taim • • ng about a dozen strawberries. VIC! !, rex.% t l• oat to tr ; " Dltt r. ' 01 . ) 1 4 re:4 d.ll l r. dari ai 1 :toth th t wee a tiz et s:7Cr a . ned th e ,eta e street; lie time es ur , l :e, and which romza, le pliant l an im• calf hi s elf from ehurea his bzr• • to U..; were 4.1 rolling I—jugs, Icl lower rtes, and e streets, 'fere he became :rst cites a barrel Lie corn- gth, me.? an. 1 to him, t sacred shct, rot. rofgre, e.g7;m l :le, con. the sc: - .- ORNTOv, nding is f grai: !balv.te I. Cria- dry, of . Fe sece:Ji Paisley, to s, Esq. ad- ate Gcorie tell, of the f gbarSh- et Hann, !maven. — d with w- roth, 4tvi 41.1tC12. F . Kent. q. of /47.er- ert rf the lea 62, wife ei beta ma- ster et :.`r• relict of rc d. cttt ad o. rod r. sct eirfte of old then ,, ; mitur.e.; o`. tikes, Er- bughte: 0; the San' bt Idg•I 4 ;j l ! alauJti Cre ' n Afield, 3.1 1 UP • r ia jj n r t • BIRTHS. Tuesday, at tie Royal Naval College, Partsmonth, •5s of Lieut. Malone, RN. of than establishment, of a son. Monday, in Lower Grosvenoo.wreet, Lady Augusta of a son and heir. March se, at Edinburgh, the Lady of the Hon. Lord daughter. 0 .4, at Castle Craig, the Hon. Lady Gann daughter. • 1 . -....—. out wren ne reflected on tneeratwe naa ne vw upon -wawa me tvew Jerusatern oexcenus, Aug wen to Ll3lll . .7-..; . : ... , :s -- The following is an extract of a letter from a Gen- her, he never heard the term s witliout ibluA_:-(ifiit 'and enjoy the blessedness of those feelings which ,g l la c ll is c , a l l tleman resident an Yorkshire: I eau speak from experbuce, t h at i t 6 hippy agasidicia t s co ' tnie).-4reland had been Called . o The EmeraM „whisper in the accent of Angels that they had con, Isle," and from what be knew Of it, be would . say, tributed to the glorious result-fry:doubts/ix applause). an descri P lis ' a° a P am P eauna • whether the, P a " " cialtalla that it only wanted a Christian polishing to make it Upon the of o( work or ont, bat pardeularly the latter, to hire a piece ~ , , subject of Ireland, he said he could never .id hee! . . , of a dStle • arch 31. at '' . •of Laden pound for %ideation a a moderate rent. I lot a &id one or me ontat sof the civilized world . speak of that country but with feelings of affection R oyal Engineer of above Ave sad a half ants of the Bator's land, near the town ilskakingof the many illustrious persons who had pa- and sympathy--(Applause).• The generous natures he dambtet of thr . . whets I reside, to about slay poor families o and allow the pa. tronized the exertionsof Bible Societies, he mentioned bad met with there had induced him fo become a A mar d o t a 3o, : u . " m " al h a l e fawn " " hale twit o as much as duals " 11° ' lave the Emperor Alexander as one of their firmest sup- warm advocate in her cause. He be l i eved her people • Bch a l 4$ , . mall ates, nadir fhb arrangement, the larger lots are absinthe , t * eig)tds,d an awe in sise,aal the smaller ones half dot tint the and mid, that when Dr. Paterson was list an possessed of the noblest capacities ; and it should . vocate,'Edittbur i rent of ash of the former is 10s. per annum, and for the Sauer ra rte e.l4 he told hici that the Emperor's Bible was the object of every friend to her best interest; to dis- Ra , e . yayls- 0 Si.t. which shout the sum the . field would let for to a almost worn out with use. He rejoiced to think that teminate the Scriptures among her sons . He rejoiced . rir?r Eauis adt.. t; farmer. • The rates and taxes 'are paid for by myself, sad, I give r . Chi Oak tithe Parish Al. per sambas for collecting the rat. head - c hi ld of the ?ate' mighty Prince had entered bat° an alliance which to see that the spirit of prejudice towards that coun- Ir on . . 1.. ' -` aperseeiy. The assets hire mamas road across the gard e ns been sarcastically called the Holy League; but, try was dying away, and that a spirit olbenevoleace . i ; . to enable theta to earX their manure to their iota oft/nand, and for bispart, he could notbut hail with joy every pub- was succeeding ; and most happy should he be if . Atur d,,, lay a pump le the ailddla . , lic document which discountenanced war, and he could in any way contriblfle,SO it-(Greet applause). ; commander of R Ql ta is takas that they manage - their gardens WA an d PT thought, at least, we ought to give him credit for the He conjured them, whilst they were asandang . their His remain s ere • • thde,roltireplarly ; Isomerism, coMpare the numerous banks ~_... . usulgraltielt thry bury their potuoes for winter , rinsumpdon, " ....,,--ts they p .rfpplause). The Rev. Bibles to the distant shores af;she woriii, act so , f ot .. litary .l4 hono r,o u:s ;t tension's/ Savings Banks, and I am graded by finding that Gentleman then described at great length the good get a country close to•thairiwn shores, and a people .24, J ° !' many of dtom are able to feed Aids, in a great measure, from which had been produced in India by the SOclety, worthy of the blessing. ; , ,Might Hon. Gentleman ILatlel n G rah a y,".%lajoi ! 1 , England to a higher gate, • 1 •• 1 •11 .. .I r e t s, P rehise of suomnii ______._2 l ..g th i t r rt . g ardcl ' ot th!silertuse.k_atiming_i_D° arras o e f r .th_e_ malb° p. 4 l 2 ,/1,,,,_._ be- a p tc t l a sai j d e th h at, event. Bible t r e derthe w v as ery no w w ali kroad s of , th a e n T , em- .by c p on azeo cludal soci a et m y o t s b t a b t ri i lli t r aar sp as ee sed ch by observing oldie : Ma in rch hi 3 s l B , 2d in summer, tar UMW connahnaMß .61W Wilder, than V y itiCoo. :. _ _. _ a - ete ,"_, u - „.. . n o t t h an t o.nteato of gir dp i to grow potatoes EA road a UM exertions 01-11.11 e missionaries, many- human victims pitch glory. than all her success in arts and an pt g, which inertial th eir expenses at a time eh/m.omi as bee had been saved from immolation at his s hr ine. arms—( Losd and loupassfilinued applause). • afford it i ,a 6i. proo . ldo* a go& for thee!' when = wain 16 The Rev. Mr. Part.ilea seconded the Resolution, : Thir Meeting thettealjourned. need.ai • . 14a - asedsod_ is the isee4 as le, ' . a *a. - 4cr I rid my; w * apout.to nuake-some remarks on the business. : --,------ • big tips.ig , • to am- - . of the Customs, ae Captain-Adieu , March is, at ]lfs. George An rind for the loni die e‘beothistellys44.emtn sir day, when the• Right Hon. Charles Gniat-was , ' G.airn NAVAL Freez.rrPridZynight ',grand Sow b u m , . 27, . a , Whiting tn : 84 ~ ‘ "OM many a.P. 1 1 2 4k 1 ( bas, announced, and he entered: the room amidst the per, Ball, at. were given by Captain MAITLAND and Men. Hamilton i *: ‘. - •'4 . laid out ;the ~ OftheW PrdoOk ittiVir.diki-4.yarmest• expressions of, plause. Dir. Blair Wipe-. the. Offocers of the, Vataneun fl ag-ship, on board that March ez, al ‘41912, which : 11. . ' b an .- been itilat lam public- ' 4iately resigned die Chair to him, and •. . . • vessel, in Leith Roads, to a, number,of the Mobility the late James 1 i h°uPo• I .V4t moOT ewe ild'aialltgei arising from, '.. ..,, m _ March 28, in ••• , it,: m a m , 4 . Av ow, O h o . tiaras .fits' p o i emo u ct ; , .. M r. yiims,irs proceeded. .In.an-eareellatt soetela. and.Genßy.O . Xxfinbattgis" $4.40 vicinity:, The corp- David Blair, it i enAbigreAth • soittpdaksa, imipieuipi" or imp. sof gart length, he descr i bed . theblessings of alif - e of paw anituare4 Sn.abent:soo Ladies and Gentlemen, the CUStO2ll* servabte sating "Pleir•SlrelePs. wawa* loath arelrgi on sir d firtne, and described the labours of the who agletbbioxl at 1401whitvan •at six o'clock in the At Lagykirk . employed in &mat and .tiall out to all of them ths loPestw gli *-: . .and Foreign Bible_Society as an aac .• . At Hawick, l i .; comforts of the Poor, wW from their lodultrime Jut*" and 1 -:. . • t h e Amm a r ,. . March 9.2 "Al intlisilatetrat proper - objileb fa Wald eta . . "" •t o Y. • .._'..;._..alp .. . - • .: . gb, Iv ~ • ~. ••• • 4 011744 in to convey shem '• ' • . „ b ie l ' ''' is co mm enced ' W ith Card, Bait ' ... g°644 edill 4totimiseg doom. or these a gyamve,. - 4 • • i Iti o pear Gasiir, Esq. M.P.-in rising - to movri4boSt -• gestem•to ••• • atoolyof A.• . , . -7: , et- Ache, and the Farce M arc h 1 . 9, a t I • ' . . • . w oote• ~le tniadeeintr so cake sari Paathso "lithe of the Meeting to - the Ladies' Comrnitteft ',.. • . • lfasalloiro ith was. performed .by tire year of his miLi . . a p - rwridall:aql, rwt,„.lac, thelz...„ ll 4ustraiaa Par." , •... . k "zed for any Wan( of appropriateness _in .. a; . .`. * delalgenca of diiiiirsorprFp, and a ff orded a great tb ' Gaelic Chat .., .. • , . 1.. -:, March CO, at . •, . ii* . e are. beg to, make,_begging.the I ' t ... Zfir - t. • . • t 9 *cognpariy. Supper was copal °err , a , - .. .` ..." ' .1 1 4 '' ' Nrirrna"- • 0 • . v.: . UAW ' Twepriar. Lai , to..piimember that he was that mumps wager ' I" •- .- . s i o ttni , tha xityie of , elegance , with a ierek - ;;g, m aii . . ~ .V • : 7Ply as Sheet; eplettethy thiasegrei. •af a very - different-nature On the ' ~ .•_„. 0,, i _ t __,_ , • . • ' After Supper a Ball the late Captain I. , 1. • reckiyod, • I . .6grimesotsogicgt‘ laittogieg, • .•.. .' • 'mato rtfiee(Arhit mug btliiii ' , . - 1 . ''''' '' • 'ter* - *iv withgreat •'t till Monday, at l eta • • n . • . , • ~ .: . • • „ W'. ... A - -=YrOPlCereixk lumi thkg t .... 4 8 . :‘ ;. '' thus .4'vitl in th e utidit Ortefl fir T11.8:44 , 44kka11it • •Flbagign •aq d the W h°l4, fete Ka T - e:717 . ro a n w i n steirAlk FPO ~ , rhatarhal4nfolliablena 4 • , • - Clop, ' . Meer , • •ohri* id:thieaftst regularity end . de - Fife u : he int •. - , y ltsylOollpf -,L : ,.: • ~ . .. , - stir el'bi- .. , - . a Goadetwin Asa. label • . • , lighstiiftitiret ef• the fd/MtiSkilie,ll-Ekl i agfAMS was drowned. . ._ • il l o4f e esept . fficatelik. IT : 15Ltibe. 4 11. t•;,;) '• • • -110Iitr of Bibli • A • -Nit #f*,.° . -it o4lt, &Iran. in it bet e,' ascompa., march it, at mftera* - ?' 4" ' 416. '" .* . .-.::° 4 th'it fillt"t - - . . , .. o t arAr *sm. ,„ . .. ,„.,,, „i i,„„.. _ p _ ~. . •hp, L. _ . ..,- • , tt . . ..,th. pLegiment, "1.4c1i ._isisted re lair ,(1-';`32l/1 affray 4.M. . ~..e.fht v . , v wx. Tim" - . 20c.ligg .iispusing to. tisg Y*NGVITD during the.re4t h, 1 , . . und toot ... . - - ." ' . 'tr. Tfitriliiiiiil i atta4st'tagefully andjeao - A ugos ( N . illa , ' • wberc to , . .a . . ~ „. . 0w.... „ .. ,,,,77., 7.06. „.„ , • ,zz , ~4 ii .. : • •t . ' ,, elffit - 7 . lion: ,: • ~..4 4: 4 : : . ., ~ • : 7 .., ;;11f , : u c, u.. y t • Sat ed :by . orr • ~, ,•-• .insion, ,r ;. N and .wit or s uanieitetl . 37 ...., iiii ltti r..,Buci retigui -is -', - .., , . . • - mks' • '' -; A '' . 11 Ca, ' • - • ... • • -4o •. i . 1, - •di a ..oalber of .. . - as, among which a full Mt:a 1 ei.A....ri • 4 % •• - - •.' ' ' r * di "" i t - t - watiltateu • "•** . e f lP.lff . ' i • • __...7.:--sfe-,..• ' ". 7. ' 1 •.. • '. ' - .....!°` / ,14.44 4+4440 - Q# l * 111 *. - ' lin : • l' *•?.*x ' ' . . . • • . . , • . .... . - . . • -th ;,'„, i t i . i...•, .• • ' ''' ,'''.' iAg •: ' i" . ... : 1 01:70• 4 4 •T . - -''- • '• . 7 • .. siWilaWllll 4 % ; *.'ls' tIP` 4. '... '. ' 1. • .4"k 7 •6L' .. 'r l.. • ,',. : V . ' •- . . , 1 ...-r L.. ! ")t ' • UaV 0 . . s• . . . , L • - t . 4 t • • • * ' ' • • , . * . 4 . • - . • t • - i • . -*• ' ' ' • . MARRIED. , at Rodtester, Lieut.-Colonel C. W. Paley, Engineers,. to Miss Martha Matilda Roberts, of ' late Howland Roberts, Esq. Bilfroo, Mr. Wn. Ralston, surgeon, Paisley, toghter of the Rev. D. Lang, Balfron. Mare it Bannon house, A. Maitland Gibson, Esq. Edinburgh, to S sra, eldest daughter of the late r i. Mg. of B.:rntor.. March at Brae lio.ee , Captain Robert Campbell, -: East India Comp;e:y's service, to Jaae Canapbeil, 1- ••• Mr. Arch , l. Campbell, writer in Edinburgh. • - lag, at Havi7Ts in ills - 6tb year, Colooel of the City of Lando- i.:gh: Horse Voluntters— are to be brought to ton a, and interred willt - . the Barrackl, Georgr-sluase, l'lrreruth, Graham, Esq. f'ornet of the ". t`rageln Major Rohde, }LI. Oak:ey .•rom.'.ay. belt. in Frith-st:ect, Selo, J4.:31C1i 131a03, Zai. of TIMM Cieuchbrae, parish of Tr,k-les, Robert .ae Customs, Leith, in his ILA year, ritieg son of the Captain-Adjutant Henry &Tin, r.f the Dumfries Militia. March ) at Annan, Mrs. Ellen Ainsworth. aged 62, Anderson, late Bailie, to v:hom sht lud Isom long 'period of 6u years. at Edinburgh, Julia, the !dint daughter Hamilton. at Dumfries, Mrs, Wilhehr.!=a Harley, ragt Dahell, F.sq. cf I oc'arther. in her 9year, &Ls t . Blair, of C-arroth, relict Mug. lat e Provos of Dumfries, and C:Alector • , manse, March '2.2, Rev. George Todd. , )larch 21, Mr. Thcinas M'..•.:er, writer. 'Mary, infant daughter ct C'. S. blacteirie , at Dundee, in the ffd year uf his age, and ministry, the Hey, Mslce.ut Cottlehoun, Chapel there. CO, at Mortymusk, the Rev. Alexander Walker• Clergyman there. •eh 26, in Prter.street, Cork, Miss Farmat, dzughtt: Captain Farman. Koksington, William Berry, Esq. o f the • :.'nnight, Wm. Adamson, a native of tok into Leith hatbout, at the under draw-1n . A, at Hawiek, Miss 3largeret laniards, clagghte' George langlands, Esq. of langlandi. in latr Sgth At at the ancient .uol respectable fanigy of I .eiglauds Wt. at CaUnita, having arrived acre so! AuguiCtlVerlll" slgrii sot of the gee. Charles Arbfie l,i, a t ilt . . _ Stii**C 7.°l:44Ci it kei- 4 . _ lilo ti *-- Alt lA/NIX/342M i iiecii).gfeitT ret4U, aftg , • j ' . ..i...L i a4 -........, 14130.141e4,01"M .1114 11 tof 100 liandyti y ae Carr: : DI the p c , Was ort ivas a boat 'Mien ar , to Ste enough w re abo ut ;Irma% h r) ; :mwd. f. and the ve t Ai, but, frowned.. ' to zet him dal 4 out If follow% !ot come eePer, upon hire spired a to the suss. !,1 hi= mrturned sense he :t the scree; At this ti' nbines u .x. 24 to exzy. 13 4 :a farce, Ivp, 17 Whit old won the Lep male as !mit half himself shop, near the ei ibered of his injury to ever, were were roll pipes -4 . found ' and plates, in t}:e lurch. Here .urpose ; he bec he were well ty. He t length, remaine: approac; an end to' of the