Star. — London, England, 1816-09-04 00:00:00

-3, " -4* _`.• ARCM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUP I CY ENLARGED. by, 21, William Maurice Cahoon of High Holborn, musleal instrioasot-maker, at tan s at Guiklhall. Srpt. 17, George Morley, of Limey, Sussex, argent*: and cabi oot-asalier.,' at fen, al Guildhall, • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • William Bell, of Tot, etobarmenairt-t oz.', linen draper. George Vipond of Ludgate-11111;14nm Araper. David Cross, of Bochum Norfolk, farmer, dealer and charman. BANKRIIPTS. George Wilkinson. of Sutton undei Whitestoneeliffe, Yorkshire, hawker, dealer and ebarnan, to strrender September 18, 19, and October; 15, at eleven, at doe Gulden Fleece Inn, Thirsk. Attainles, Messrs. Mnr.on and Williamson, 5, Gray's lon square, London; or Mr. Walko r, Thirsk. Sambrook Burgess of Mancherter, calico-printer; d e aler and " cbarman, October 1, 9, and t 5, at eleven, at the Deg Tavern, . Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Higson and Atkinson, Man chester ; or Mr 1 Uos, Chancery-hone, L undon. Thumas Chambers, of Cranswlck, otherwise Hatton cunt Crane wiek. and of Cawkell,Yorkshire, farmer, miller, trathr, dealer an 4 charms*, September 10, at three, gept. 11, and October 15, at eleven, at the Beverley Arms, Beverley. Anomie", Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Simpson Dickinson, Orem Drifiled. Lobar &mbar, of Westhooglaton, Lancashire, cotton-manufac turer and cordwainer, stealer and thapman, Sept. 90, at fuur, Sept. 91. at nine. and October 15, at fear, at the Commercial Inn, &bon in the Moots. Anomie*, Meftsrs. Kay and BolUng, Bolton; or Messrs. Moine and Parry, Teraple, Lonti.m. Thomas Butler, of An= Tirruld, Berke, grocer, oleikor and • charms, Rept. it, at two, Sept. 19, and October IS. at ten, at the Lamb loon, Wallingford. Antonin, Messrs. Hedges, Wal• lingford ; or Messrs. Price and Willoams, Lisicoln's DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHAI..L. - - Sept. 24, John Benedict Dannenberger, of Attain Friar., mar. emit, at ten. Sept. 4r,'Wiilians Renton, Holton Fielde, nu riery. man, at eleven. Sept. 7, Geme s Nuttage, Monnthcbet, Boca, miller, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. - -- - Sept. 25, Thomas Kelly, Bristol, cordwaitter, at eleven, at the Talbot Tavern, Bristol. October 4, William hl• ?dims, Manches ter, eraper, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Sept. 67, Edward Belli* the younger, of Nantwich, woollen draper, at eleven, a: the Lamb Inn, Nantwich. Scpt. 27, Richert' Orme, Chester, draper, at twelve, at the White Lion, Chester. Sept. 211, John Penes. Chester, linen.draper, at twelve, at the Whtte Lion, October- Chester. ctober 10. 'bagels 0:v tram, Work.op, linen-draper, at tett, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Sept. 27, Johis New stead. Aell, Norfolk, spirit-merchant, at four, at as Norfolk --- - - - CERTIFICATES, Sap Tempts 24. George Woods. %Vokeiug MU, Surrey. mealmati. John Mar tin ata+strolle.Garthorp. grocer. John Davies, Manchester, hatter. Jaen &play, Wellington. pork-buteber. Juba Wight, Darning iabstead manufacturer. TIIE EVENING STAIL N DON. 11117110131511, Na VI. will appear au Tuesday neat. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1516. 11 1 4 ICE 01: sTooks THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : ittthicrd tun. 61,1...C0m. fur see. 02i 4 ocr Cent. 7ni--5 per Crvt. Navy back Long Antis o 5 I eat 1--Indta Bun& 61. 7s. pre. Ischequer 1311 s, 21. 50. prt. This mourning we tecrived the Paris Papers of Friday, Sawnlay and Sunday. The strong gales in the Channel from the Westward prevented their arri. val sooner. An article from Madrid Kates, that the espedition for Wale° so long spoken of. is nciw ready t') bail from Ca.liz. It consists of 2},000 chosen troops and will be commanded by as experienced General, but his name is not mentioned. There bas been a meeting at Paris of an Inuits:• tion founded and presided by Sir SIDNEY &ran, and denominated the Anti.riratical Society. Its object is to put an end to the slavery of the Whites on the coast of Africa. The intentions of the members are perfectly humane and philantfiropic, but we suspect they over-rate their power. They have received a dispatch, it seems, from the Emperor of Nlnitocco. which titters them highly : his Imperial Majisty, forsooth, is-very desirous of neutrality, now that.he sees Lord Exatoutir's fleet in the offing, and wishes of course to be permitted quietly to carry on the Slave Trade, black and white, as heretofore. —ls the Society . aware that the Emperor their Ally. is a more extensive dealer in slaves than their worships of Tunis awl Algiers. The only difference is, the former is a laud crab and the latter are sea crabs in this respect. A letter from Gallipoli gravely states, that the English make persons pay too high for every thing, whereas the French merchants charge moderately for all their comraodities: this article is evidently of French manufacture. COLMAR EXTRAORDINARY OY SATURDAY MORNING. Yesterday, after Mass, Lord Wellington bad . an aud;ence of the King, which lasted an hour. It is said that his Grace set nut last night for Cantbray. AOgOSIiIIO, the aeronaut, alighted the day before yesterday, at half.past nine in the evening, with his companion, fourteen years of age, in a plain, depen dent on the Commune of Lessigny, is the Arrondi•sse meut of Melun, near the Castle. The distance from Paris is six leagues and a half. The travellers were . extremely well received by the Mayor. We learn from Ilesalvn, that the prosecution of the banditti, who, under the name of the free corps . of 'the Cote d'Or, Captain Chambure, traversed, in 1815, the mountains of this department and of Po• rentruy, and committed all sorts of crimes and de predations, opened on the 25th of August, before the Court of Assizes of that city. The prosecution will last several days. COURIER EXTRAO.RDINARY OF SUNDAY MORNING. We are assured that our negociatiotts with the Court of Rome have assumed a new 'degree of acti. vity. The bases of avrangements are laid. The Grand Council of Geneva has decided that, on aceouut of the general scarcity and bad weather, Awe &di be no Spagar lc: in that city in' 1516.. :..Ccimmeeiee. Was, reilltned its ectivity in the depait meat of the tonere. The silks, niikh form thi principal riches of this ministry, are sold at very high' prices. . . . Trost Germany we learn. th at the plague has again declared itself at Constantinople. • • PAWS. AUGUST sr. . One Corte alias Rang. of the Commune of Maneze, a brigand bloated with:crimes, the least of which is. , that of having passed his life as a strangler with 11,7 MS in his bands, and who is accused of 15 murders, was 'searched foi, by order of the Spanish Authorities , on the territory on which he had recently committed new violence& The place of his retreat having been known, the local Authorities made the necessary ar rangenients for investing it, and seizing his person. This miscreant, at open war with the police and gendarmerie, kept them at bay, and being full of strength and vigour, leapt from a high window, to avoid them, but WAS killed on the spot. The Fait of Leipsick, held at Michaelmas. has of I late years been more of a literary nature than any thing else.; this )ear, it is said, that the abundance of new works will t.xceefd every thing ever before heard of. At Jena alone. the World mutt needs receive such immense knowledge . , that if we are not enlightened henceforth, it must be our fault. No less than mine' scientific Gazettes are published in .this small place. ()neon Theology, four on Political History, one on General Criticism, one on Chemistry, 'one on the Natural Sciences, and, to clown► . the whole, an En. cyclopedia Gazette. They complain much of the , tardy mode of land carriage, and its expense. This maices us imagine that Mr. Gillattme is about to bring his nt•sv ba:loon to the lair, to procure to the arflattUlS, ci;nni;isseuts, and literati Of All Ille world, . a speedy stock sciences use all subjects, at a trifling expense. We trust he win ruccerd in his experiment, ' for the scientific re z ;egeratioti of the illiterate world. PARI3, SEP FENIBER I. Wines and brandies are rising in Nice, as well from the great demands for tb,.. 1341 tic, Ike. as from the little hro6pectp of the appioaching vintage. At Bourdeaux several vessels have arrived from St. rttershursii, SW 411441ai and the IFlllefitS, With sundries. At La Rochelle, Brest, and N.c.tes, there is a g i Trat bustle iu .he Arrivals and &pat tat et of vessels, all laden. Cuttons are selling off at a good price at Nantes And Havre. Ttlis article sill vlttinue to be in de mand, as the manutActoties are in full activity. Wheat iu the dilletcut markets begins to lower in price. Tire expeditions for the Islands an.: the Lr of LIIC ditferent articles epanuractured in France, are beginning to open new resources to trade. Generally, in all the ports of France, a spirit of commercial en , lerpribe prevails, so that we hope to see a steady trade carried on with every other country. At Malta the most serviceable brass puns have been removed, and replaced by iron pieces Five Dutch frigates are at this moment in the port of Gi braltar, as well as a Neapolitan frigate, which brought the money intended for the ransom of the Neapolitan blares, whose liberty had been bargained for. All is tranquil at Tunis : the Bey lately freighted a French vessel, to take on board in the Archipelago, some persons of cr. inction, who had been set on shore there by the Tunisian tevolters. The Captain of a French ship from Leghorn, was boarded in the Gult of Spezzia by a Tunisian corsair, and robbed of merchandize to the value of 12,000 francs. , A Gentleman from Corfu informs us, that •he heard it said by the Eaglish there, that they would -soon have war with the Grand Seignior, and that they were about to undertake an expedition to Egypt. At Corfu they also speak of a rupture between the Russians and Turks. The Etat-Majot and baggage of the Duke of Wel lington, set out yesterday morning for Cambray. Twenty carriages formed the casakade. GALLIPOLI, AUGUST ie. The galliot Eulalie, Captain Erman°, has arrived fortunately in this port, atter having made a glorious defence against i B►rbary Corsair which had been telegraphed for souse days. The Corsair took fire mil blew IT. It is time that our seas should be free and that commerce should resume its wonted activity. We are glad that the French flag is respected. other• wise we should be in an absolute dependence on the English, who make us pay too high for their goods. The French 'mass, on the contrary, charge mode rately for their cargoes. and keep up the balance of C.ollll2lent. Two ships of war and several transports have left the Port of Otranto. 'We lament to learn, by a letter from' Dublin, that the LORD LIEUTENANT has suffered A paralytic stroke. Sir JOSIIPII S. YORKI is arrived at his house in the Admiralty, from his seat atgidney Lodge, near South. smpton. The Earl end Countess of DALHOVSIE and suite, left Loadon, yesterday morning, for Nova Scotia. By the ship Drirron, from Buenos' Ayres, we have received letters to the 4th June. It appears that the Deputies sent from the capital to the inland town of Santa Fe, have concluded an arrangement with AR TIOA.S, but the terms had not transpired. It is singe •ar that no speculations were afloat in Buenos Ayres respecting the hostile movements of the Portuguese; but ham the harassed and disunited state of the .ountry, if the views of the Brazil Cabinet tend to acute their future independence, the inhabitants will at reao to form an integral put of the pew Empire' the West, - • • • LORD EXMOUTH'S EXPEDITION. Dispatches have . this morning been received from Lord EIMOUTH, at Gibraltar, brought over by the JASPER brig, of lOguns. Captain T. CAREW, which arrived At Plymouth on Monday. His Lordship reached Gibraltar t on the 6th ultimo, with his ,squadron, all in good order, and the men in high health and spirits. His Lordship was there joined by the Dutch squadron, consisting of six frigates and a loop of war, which were lying in the Bay of Alge. sires Wa:ting his arrival. On the lith, when• the JASPER left Gibraltar, his Lordship was about to proceed on his destined enterprize—the chastisement of the Barbary Powers, particularly the Algerines. When joined by the squadron under the cur:ins:lnd of Admiral Petettoss, which was supposed to be lying at Malta, the wnole of this respectable force was to occupy itself in sweeping every corsair from the Mediterranean. They are to Chace them into their harbours, to follow them into their hiding places, and, if necessary, to lay their ports in ashes. The DEY of ALGIERS, in particular, is to be the object of exemplary punishment, and, indeed it is high time that all power to work mischief should be taken away from this Regency. The Grand Seignior, his nominal master, but whose authority he treats with as much contempt as he does the other European Powers, accedes cordially in the object of the Ex pedition. In this there is sound policy. He can have no desire to invite a quarrel with Russia, which would certainly be the consequence of any interference on his part to protect tt►e pirates of the Mediterranean. The private accounts are at variance in their state ments respecting this expedition. The letters from Plymouth state his Lordship to have arrived at Gi braltar on the 16th ult. but this is evidently a mistake for the 6th. A letter cl;rect Iron; Gibraltar of the Ic2th ult. ex eases some doubt of the Dutch squa. &Iron ace Impanying his Lordship. Pi.' France we have acci:unts from MAdriJ respecting the Evedi tioo, which we also subjoin : " PLYMOUTH, sr.vr. 2. " Arrived the JAsrztt gun brig, from Gibralter,l v.lib dispatches from Lord EVNIOLTIf. They are hot I I supposed to bring any intelligence that will be made public. His _Lordship with his squadron arrived at Gibtahar on the Pith August; and on the l7Lb, when tl.e JAsvcrt leit he was about to proceed to Algitrs, hav:ng been joined by the Dutch squad:on, , :unsisting of six frigates ;loci A sloop of war. Botl; fleets weie in the highest spirits. Admiral PIiNKOSLIS SCIUMiIon was supposed to be at Malta." " GIBRALTAR, AUGUST If. 4 6 Lord Exuotyrn still remains here with the fleet, practising the guti.hoats: the nu,inent there is a change of wind, they are off. The Dutch squadron, it is now said, does nut accompany them. The English Consul from Oran is at Malaga. Nothing new from Algiers." MADRID, AUGUST 2. 66 Letters from Gibraltar, of the 12th instant, Olt the following details respecting the English squadron now in that Bay, under the orders of Lord Exmouth, and which is about to sail for the shores of Africa.— It is composed of the following ships : " rue Lust—Queen Chirlotte, .110 guns (the Admlrars sbip) ; Impregnable, 98 (Rear-Atitaira MOO ; Minden. 74; Superb, 74; Albion, 74; Leander, 50. " Faio.vras—Severn, 40; Glasgow, 40; Hvbrus,36 ; Gras &cos, 36. " Gux sators—tritomart, Minim, Heron, and Cordele. •6 Box's—Beelzebub, Hecla, Fury, and infernal. ♦e r.rpress schooner, Falmouth cutter, and five small gun' vessels. " It is understood that the Dutch squadron, now at Gibraltar, is to pin the tnglish in the expedition." Viscount MaxiLtat has returned to his house in the Admiralty, front a visit to Scotland. Sir Gamma WAIIIIENDSR is indisposed at his house in the Admiralty. Admiral Sir GRAHAM Moons has left town for his seat near Cobham, Surrey. ELIAS BoUDINOT, Esq. the venerable President of the American Bible Society, has presented a dona tion ,of ten thousand dollars to that Establishment, the interest of which will furnish 1000 Bibles an nually for gratuitous distribution. The attendance at the English Opera House, last night, for the benefit of Mr. Isciainus, was worthy of that popular and truly genuine Eaglisit singer, Last night the Lord of• the Manor attracted an ele gant audience at the Ila}market Theatie. Marquis Connwataas and a large party were ire the fashion able circle. Mrs. FAUCIT concluded her second engagement at Margate on Monday evening, in Ladyrownhy. As this is the cast of characters that centres more imme diately within the Itrll scope ►•f this Lady's powers, shb was uncommonly interesting and eff:ctive. Miss SIDNEY, in Lady Grace, proved an able auxiliary, and imparted to the character all its delicate and moral sensibility, .without the tameness too often found in its representation. Miss STEPIIsNs has renewed her engagement at Covent• Garden Theatre, but does not return to Lon don from her Dublin engptioement, till after her at tendance at the Hereford Masic Meeting, which takes !dace nest week t • after which she comes to London for a shoe' tune, and then goes to Derby, as the prin cipal singer at the Musical Festival there. The , number of livery servants daily coming upon the public, and now out of place, is almost The tact, however, ought to have a double ope 7 ration. It should make those who are already in place conduct themselves so well as to ensure its con tinuance t and they who are out of place should be satisfied in asking those very moderate wages,which the times will allow to be given.. TIIE B EI Y. We learn from Camlway, that a teneral n em ,. merit of the British forces in France will b e formed on the Bth of September, near Valeneim et The concentration of the: troop, is for tile puTpri se their being exercised in the earic.us large bodies, welch the.r provions eltens on if cu. tonments has hitherto t reven te---It .s expected ths hi s Royal Highness the Duke of Kett, and „ pat : l OUS Ste", will att , nd his Excellency the DUL Wellingtan at the varioui ensiling ri-vieucc. The races institurcd by the British OfEcers take place at Valvncietines• on the l'lth insrtnt, ar d will, without doubt, attract a large atereblsg sit the beau nynde. It give. us much pleasure t , learn, that *le p re „ tit harmony and most perfect good prey,;;, ti , tween the British trceips and the inhabitants thiiirl uut their v Arius cantonments. 6 Friday the Royal Mid Lothian Yenmanry C., 5 4 15 commanded by Sir Joile Hoes:, Wirt. were revitsi i i . on P irtobello Sands, by his Excellency a —tu n ' Hope. They have been on permanent duty t i ici Monday se'nbight. Major. General Sir DENNIS PACK has presented , the 42d regiment a very &pint pair of Bagpip es, superbly mounted, with the following inscription ; " These Pipes are presented, by Major-General Sir Dem PACE, to the Forty-second Royal Highlanders, in teniun f esteem and high respect. for their distingoisched exerionb int!, Field, and exemplary conduct in all other respects, %Cite as a hls comnund.-IStb June, 1815." Moro lay their Royal Highnesses the Didte,Dscheti, and Princess SOPHIA OI GLOUCESTER. hollooted t!" Royal Military College, at Sandhurst, Berke ei their presence, where they were tec&vcd by the G, vernor, Sir ALEXANDRE HOPE, Slr HUWASIi Dar, (11.118, and Colonels M.Dettstore and Ilunalt. Royal Highness was not in uniform (a &lime um pliment) and of course all the military hen.oursse psid to the Duchess and Princess, althoug'.. his Roe; Highness, not of regimentals, had a right to titers either as a Prince of the Blood, or as a Cernmi ss i me of the College. The L'euteilant-Goeer nor rit Cadets through live or sit ; a tc„i i ,„, t Cadets who were instructed by Mr. HLNev AMMO in the new broad (or infantry) sword ex,rc:se, ser e put through it by Captain Eeseter. Tae RIC visitors inspected the Chapel, Committee-room, 1), ; mitor ies, Silitiy„ Model-room, rt,ss i and Arrnowies, eitted with Su. ALtX4NDL:It - Lldy Hove, and returned to Bag.hot Palk in evenintz.—They were graciously pleased to cs e k. much approbvion. Amorist the English now in Paris ;s C TiionSTON, of sporting notoriety: and in spire tit rein is said to main:ain the same In; irity of disputir" which distint4tiished his yonnger The same vailantry uhich our set;cr , n defer( have dispia ) ed in the tieid is cccasi , a,ily the less it-yr:went dangers rit comr:l ,, n iite. day se'ntrig .; C FLltztt, of the citviti:, Hoise Gu4rds, quartered at Reading, locoed A child from drowning in tlie Kennet, having piur into the deepest part, aithougb.unab:e to swim. Yesterday morning, for a wager of 100 iat-ney, Captain Womnwzia, of the First Regiment 41 .- Gitarda. trotted his grey horse, in x gig, on Sunbl Common, fourteen miles and a half in fifty-seven nutes and a half. The bet was that it shouli be' formed in an hour, thus winning by two minutes. a half. The bets were high ,against him at artist as nothing equal to this has been attempted in Lando: In 1809, when a great promotion of Generals . place in France, Mr. -, by chance incladedi the list, meeting the Counsellor of State, J3--..s said to him My dear friend, congratulate me BON APA HIE has made me a General." 66 I IV WWI you joy, (replied the Magistrate) ; ate he had ohly named you!" What with the Police Conspirators, creating crime to profit by the criminal, and certain Justices licencing Hotels of Infamy, to extend the traffiz tbeir Gia Distilleries, we can say with SH.OVIPEAtit. " A man may see how this woril goes, with no eyes—L , with thiNst ears : ice how yen Justice rails upon you '1 hief. Hark in thine ear—change placer, and, hastily t which is the Justin—which is thejlitl?" An account -of a bull-baiting, in Tothill-fields, Tuesday, states, that the bull did great might, having tossed a Mr. WIIEELAM, a Bow stmet patrok, and that Mr. BOLTON. a Rubliean, in Q.lren-sqr having had his pocket picked of a bi.ud Uor some silver. A woman of the name of Hewett, whn reside fslabgate, in Leeds, and who is C 6 years of at long aga, lost two front teeth, and it is not le prising than true, that their places have actual supplied by two fresh natural teeth, which have in their mad ; and the poor woman can with them as well as she could before. A Gentleman of great opulence, at the tat of the town. has lately transferred a ).!rge Government and Back Stock to his eldest serving only au annuity to himself, and the der of his personal property, • rO ti glee atuoi has distributed aniccp, t h e rest of his cliihif near relations in the propordous he intended bequeathed to them by his will. jay this arran! meat he calculates that he l.as saved to his upwards of R5OOO. Ricitaansoia, Goonrd:cx, and Co. the Cunt beg lu.tve to teniind their Friends, and the that the present Lotrery begins Drawing the I this Mta.til. The Scheme c , ,raa+iiis two nit ae40,0.a). Two of L .. . 00,000, Two of ‘lO,OOO, &c. in Consols and Money ; and the wis!ter Public lisva been consulted in regard. to tilt ink, as an Equal Number of Tickets will be each day, and the FIIOT-bitAWN Pnix.c, the Dar, will rect.ive, I.Z ADLlrlfitit may make it ‘Su,OOO. 'rims, there is every ment to at early purchase, sv;iich Iticitaaoso , Luca, and Co. te.pecti , dly recommend to lic, and solicit their tarours at their Fortunate Cornhill and Charing Cuss; i1e205,780, kik COMICIS And MOneye may be in the Grand Lottery which begins Di awl 17th of this Month. The First ize, Drawl Frist Day, must be'sE49,ooo, and may be 3 per Cent. Consols. Tickets and Shares are by HAZAan. BLUME, and Co. Royal Excliai in the late February Lo.tery sold A Prize of 'rwo el Ste. /cc. and in former Lotteries ail Prizes to .an amount excccding Tso Staling. NAY 6 r.. , e • The Botany 1. L f . lisstings yesterJ ~i .'. 1816; 1-it St. I-. n. ' Company's ship is t Helena. ✓ . POW.. of Came in iris ili Downs. Put in rd ca bles in tl;e Di oza and the' Espes a • i , t o wnie, trus.s BA'. f l; i ~ ; 1n.4 t ..I Arrived and : 1 ). - • Lama, trons Be ;• Providence, Mss '5. bec ; anal the ta \ Icel iti al : .ja rnicw l u s ax o : a cajo r vA r sa i v e nt e m:: ti t;: I.l the to,fo:o : U • P )"' ''' Sailed this Jo , K i lo, with BO S:i tails Iturrast, t. f 4 v., hiEncen, and S. , .la with A great ar, the Priucess Cis ti, fur o,:eid, wit . tte SEPT..: —SA .01 Teagli, Captain N ~. .4. Ine Calais, with •nr,• t vening the ship Pit 4 tavia ; this :alter . mr. • It,ulogoe, with Ist .I.•Estess, and I !fil tr.mt that port. A' ' Uti ' the Princess Aug 4 ' n e . LAIRD; the Kt . the Captain DAvfass. hale Calais. CM MA 6tu ' - Sunday it rain. ,nyki strong gale to Its crease!. And At twi bets of the pea :e aq , . awful lumen% ..t i . t '' of distress front tl ~,n. , awful spectacle • ' Trillelb were chi ' but I have nit Bond 1 brig l'inils. of ' Feats with the loss of ...him ' bits ysithin afe . of opinuart shat %dm . A French drib,. ( !edits rucks near the It nun. its 1 dreAdfoll lII' :ii Of 1•111 titlies too go t .cued pulsed h) the II ingeg Litt, anti Dion 4h shore, among w neat, ' for FIAtICC. Litt RA anti Along the 1 .1. Kt oi• • 1 the night of S . )e iitt- •X hurricane from es at heaviest and hi unix on Sunday m•• rndo. years; sinking Is tat boats at He sr ideds against the lt.l' --.) east rad of the me,- * tion of one srri • iearilr apt the °Licit i ey tails ~ About noon on ship of 500 tun ng Its Brunswick at.d mins, one anchor, ha affi: d off the entraae Tait!. ti.ie drove fro %,...z.et . about for sons - *ileitis grounded on t , dud), wind moderat. rids, ce from Whitsta't risclisf, . obtained anoth - P au&' —A brig, whec .scuart, having a liar is , t) sa; l eye ii btes ::' 1 . i n i t : Si j u c nV i h t e iß ia tl bbS C:e ir: B C:o l :ll . l l ages n 5 ' In t ittui ß/O: t d eh l it i :O n ha f it d" tv h ee e r i rr t e .. l C at less for. t e : : : ' ' ' s tiCra t i42 : o : 's of taking 'lull sum i beat to piece o t it . sou, tr. Arrived the 0 • . 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