Star. — London, England, 1816-10-25 00:00:00

.r -jour V, or -- ; ` iirccitiii . from anp , 1 04 the number of tics s with his undimlni6l44l :5041* 741Llinialliviakt,f4.1APParkfilkw Owl ;, :. . i .,,ito itio .4itatile• 'you"- dkintiish ,ffte ;040, -at "0 7 ebt . '•difiiiiYioqiokititkleile,iii: ' stie i i . iit s ,) by holifinig-o!i ebonos to tom c pt the pa go • •S ptillA • F raes die tielci ••ftii-; thi iniesemen; of dik . - - - l a i reliet;;g64ror eisifitiiiirit..-n ; , .... • • • oar arg ument requites but common sense to coati im a g o...J[4 . got , om-mtsccestat:for , dminfetoation .I;'biladoktitjs ; olo of die•community to their . anti - . . XIV W.' 1114 P rati ra d Sb4 4 lePredgitilitt It* cpp f yi e ...so, -'v Ns %bent opt 7 . 14 e: 3 t 14 - t ok-•Oad iheif t ire* Elko other:.piopartjr4 k4ivonlct the.Stack,lsoldevieol. sveri the , holdall 4440 . r op.ertr tO tomievansol-theievyini of Tan 'ff,itat •fatifilf. !kw SiniinsePosn n-l:holstesing:up Ale '• • ' IP IS . 1 opal abase* to tat 6 - i gual . . it ONO. It. y, 1 . 5, for t he purposes sot. of paying' the Fond holdeaS diyidentis, but of,bolassaing tip .tinir capita! ! ! • 7 7 1 - 47. '' ' . rf iuMiil frown ' Halland_ a papde!s a rrived this '',.. ' tibe Deijia," 4 49 s n a very ,se *, ioe. i isclarcanthe King Of :the Non aaLANDS . to the it a is General; ivhci mat „ at #ruasels ,on the : 2 lst r.bairlt. . ~ i Wisivi ..11*.. roan, Fic.ri.u?"44l' Th e tfif`:t i niik, l l , fittn.. loo3 w 444. OirT i .l l ‘:• l , 1 - .pd.( • .. - - t , .• --- - • •'`'"'",..- ihe.l2th of this epos* , 100 English cavalry nwd' 4 I'm Wok Ot. k arasa. to repair, to !Itit .. . latertsefee* , t.ltsThilra. of, Welliogton.— . . • al a i atrielliase That Any, Tem passing, the gates it &loins were illittcr. till iggards doObled,. and the ~&::16, " eS the ramparts e ttls lighted matches.. % pulp was to eoetiowl.pu.shnlOth awl follow. 4 0 i alii, sod the same w,emr . cenforecant4on to be Pileit bille'venehearrisoo t .., ,•• In Ai : joist of the Freach.and , English distrust; V ill • g u it ini, A 6:..l4arioriaaiti ,he North, give Les. Iso l a :liteines and magoß9innty to the two,mo .. ski ' nations 4 Europe. Their Generals con: . idire t ' ~' 14 towns ~ i 9...!).• National Guard. 0* spldissi 41tiat i:ati the Freack t .ead the Cossacks dance and like love is their. 'rim . I . ~ ~ • l'' L ' ' Stit4l3, OPTIER 19.. •., • ' 4 I I W gefe4lfigthiess the Mince of *mark°, on Ns arrival at St. Omer ill the evening of the 11th, wad wired with all the honoursdne to Ais blab, rank. ' .....ite wlisie French garri t alsa, ;sped moderns:vas, mist *Si '444 *of the I P4 lisislf94oS T Ato. 41a! Tieltl-blar , %EVA rived hi.ths ismlf pliant a.• a Marshal 'illaiici),. .. ,* 4."-- - • ' sitiiiti, isL46iiiiß 17. . yaw . ditachistues of dii*iglish (erman 14)eti` =istakaliedit Osamakistetatiijipi these owl country: i .... . • Ir. ; Z. •• i . 4 fr. . igitthe wield of ad'•Eugitell Gentlimaa . 66lllltii iioJore air enebkif to 41114Afoieoiir eeb te fitsittet the.warioht &Maly operatioOs in the . Pep. tflieseiNetitzuelt, as well it the situation Of the ill*lpaseietit %Omits; up to'the 20tit AugUit, tali* , , OWS privitolettete, and the *Oats_ giVasisas- British • %blasts - 4f di' tisk, tiffoo 3rukmaettiltliiisaiti in that quieter; • • The newt aid situation of the eotteemlitiiikeikatek listimaipeeish Mein, ie aw killovis 4.. • 10!..40116* iiretsraa.taildei en *II* i1i 1 14 0 4 11110 liltb • ipii! F ood.,l6fasebect Cosmic' Sassatils wide *Weft be. PAW Valeer4.: bit 6 elesehisd aossat pe• ii;ral Moseita was, et dee .iatier-phot with' 7-0014 o rs Alitehik . ipOn Ocamare: Oq 'Me retreat he waeattechAdbi 411 1010•16eNeWiscl . iiit eto ireeeded. 200 WW2 ?. , 4011tedtiltirettActioo, • • ditratasad . . wieeiree et eile-eleit, with faffiwoks, Pk , .isoseigew wish. Gsweral, Su 0 awatia mos, atZberoni, on the eons evert 4-Cormlistlsa o Whom when the het argent, Mk him, wapetyttriberei, IletheWitti di 'Mist a;:vitt(11106 into, , at his way to join Gwen Awasewistenteuplwk'wilit nes* bt saS try, Vein 4. cli•De , Alguts =mint .C.l.o44ll,•:Zitit „ . s.. . . A , .9012.1. 2?Me, iikorLitei sot .114ekratimi; 'NM* Valid elliU.tar k , a " beA:PI . 1218 : tiatkal 91Pefillierize • mg, were toarchine Wo.o. Para. ; 1 0 4 a a* ** l tilielAtis 1000 114. " • "... • i i.4 1 1 41160,44a11t1411114 hl*s.ts seo!'lltßmaisMt44lll Irsheil has Cluirlsoisat tq cesit'hpan tlir Woe pilot, Ili jai a: TAP ihniik4 ants Pa.( 0 01 110 11 ; Mind hard •um As 'lrk* PIP or I AP. teats Sur 14 of lA, nee! c coasl L 4 064 hi Oes: antes , ta lids* and was . Fief iwureu m e t : • • I , lamarisiemi• aer!Misiaur 4.e.1 . . . . sod blocko •• .' 4 , .• .. *weir entered iatonbei hel l ipic and Tower. pm k on the Occasion. seadlent hearth, Ol irrelintiad ;beyond that Serreryign - since England tdoaszehgJ . • . • • ittendait !PT Caned! HuLa tifthe Stad House, at LifitilinlllllllllS te , .t. v.., nf Barham Caort,, an, the.infortnitapa ofthg &War offence, of !mail)/ Ighbontbood, to the number Ittend Divine &lA* Ida ''.do.usesticc ' life Act of imperative. and Mr. No* - ,9oc.half of whieknfteit. 00, Pr.9 l .ecutilmo -pea 19 • • * • Ale SZON. l'-7 14 4 4 4 / 1 4 # 1°16- %Our ISt .• • t• 4 1 " fro 16, le COOle .- 1140. . 1 mar et an. •• y mi na •iesi twice tlw number of titres with his undimlnisllo4 0#4. 3 ro : fa •m c ei t s diasitildt , the ;voile* Ams ,attif-everrepetrrotitopptt rife 4 . • ? i l ia % ) 6y holding- s . a bones to tean c pt,the pappla KAI ' Or aielrs • the Orsemert; of - t i k v g fl. :, • oar argument requires but common sense to am: o f A . 2 1 04 1.114,_ go! , vaiwertaccanatlor-aheinfatuation bra 4E; die•community to their WAR. regPallifelbi lb . SA e P re d l itk". :0 1 ! ' SpiliY4p4S o o r7Co9 o4 ittkr /bent *pvi , Ni ; 30, 41 b pj the Orkii ibeiftleeek - lilac other-propeesir s .v 4 4 -' 44 i4iiroeid thy.Stack,ltoldoviag. , were the , holden Jim vi o r ,p r o k erty IP.recot i vsseosi•therlevyiisi of Tan - t h e .yesidi, ! fox bakstering: up alie 47 , 7 7 9 , 4 0' t again y abase* to tat the i, for 141 pUrpolia sot of papier the Fund•boldeli •,, difidayis, but of ,b0141,010g np their capita! ! ! w • • ttiotia Hail l p4., 'l4FLin4ers arrived this ~,A ll. l tise Deijia"piteß crtaia a very ,se Da l iestli*Oom 'the Kin; Of ,tl . !e, tiarieate N to tbe bt r , Citientl; Who met . at iyanels, on ths :mat is b +Kik. roan, tq-ciar• The um ItendeiAtiel e fio l ,l'abeelbteAtia a post, w i cked me' , s • Kit , . • -, 1"t• • '-• 1 : • " • PONAiiiii 116 :4. ....; ! 4 4 I CY ; ihe•Pth'of this epos* ,11100 English cavalry oi ite s ed Mr*. ftAfree,. to repair, to thi tie' I, d iirlei r * l 4 0 1 2.4qrt. 0 Viellington.- *a m siltlfieltiase T h a t they. Were passing, the gates ' avian* were sbvi•- gds dobbled,. and the b e , #• "g on tie ramparts e ttls lighted snatches.-- gee i% Oiler was to t:cltifipl.pn.she.pik assi follow- ' Atl this, * ... 4 .1; he 411 * c l,TV.C.4 . 9 recee 0 08 to be. . 4// ' e to bj meek garrison, In:the *hit of the French.and •English distrust: .4.4 Nit 'ltssilittS, aktre..4ariariaar . gr the North, give lea. la* gatissit ieliteriess and magnaaimity to the two.most 'a rea l LI (..atusnaant aorstisesdAbssi 40 •Ciampic•tialMN 4 4aril 1 10 16 iiest Santa 1144abli • . aisi&sessc."'" - : :. " — I L. It. =IIMIMINIM•m• :... i thit d, oar "opera `1 il rith fe a r . Gillis ;vigil. : 1 1 13e... F 4 II s natal; at One tecliciii k w wffle Oyer y prospect; from . "04 ... hii , Ifiattin'i • * eigli I d ia .—kolat W.: gt, et say gm A voleetabiiiied as a Monarc] tr .71.0 Pitmen Reoper • lute* Aron Hnesuyeitettiny i cto ' .tootantt; *WV- hit 1 to Tessa* a hyr-dals.' ii i At iitat-gti4=4; iliatwo ....1 '! • weOitely nonyiteigl ! sil 110 . . *nowt in theneighb .......: .. awe than twenty, to atCtil 010 . witbilit .fatally. . anti: do for tbine7maels isIN .:101 paid the pejalsv. I ~ _ : ing the . etpences of wog th mow., .I—._ .. ... _ e u t "? • • -7 .7 d 7 —start - -4 " likketk wir leePere. • asAintitr4 k =4 . 6oo.3ertay . P"' tk (i t I • " pito: ' . . l +f • ' - '1 •'" .'.41 , 4444440.401a1eitef Tatecalt : aiif *Attic, trons'a 0044.041 'Otis* Wellitiltron, *nit (kind SOftrit, Tuili4afillitil,frntn dajled Ifie- Adis. rlittoieli d 7lBll *Nee& i•Pilcbard; PAPOILL, fat Africa and Adolplio‘lillaitnaa, for the Cope ;ol•43eidliene and 8114fle!eaditrinci keens snake weitke—• ; j ":* kr" t•• " 4' O IcESMOUTH, ocroDiurac • t"ileeiead l tlse 44biott; &woo is Cape . Facicet, .Act wart: and _theAgtises, Mom.* from this DOwas,for CitperAlhgator,: HAIT111$11; and PeLtfoldi 06antt, ea frees: the isenstar fk.-Vincesei iCainden, ' liodurrannitor,.fronsAtie Wane •fee Antigun r ha .bLtnnbi.fronythe Downs for Demirratal - Ce*. ritas d llionurtleui foam. Gik for Cadiz.; Tow Gunned angriliaspealtduunur from • the Duwaf.7t atiod 2- . : • • . , • • ..IPAYEL CIPTOTIER. 24. • • • Wailed last night the Lord Duncan packekesprlqq. Pascoe,. for Ostettdl9) passengers and, a Mail: Arrived mnining, e • Printe,s Charlotte pac ket, Captain.. HAI:LAB - Di; fridn'odientl, with' a M. 4 snci nalsengersl• A 'gtEaf t ntthilier ifetasseitßers arrilk Ilitrw'dailt . from France; intt:thi ittutes . er going thire is bat small in cohyptairsOrs tb whit siettt . twiiur Wren months ago. • 'Prince 13Witeltakolf etruitked he're tDitt n mornig 'on bohrdlhe Xing ( Wedge #tkah . :Sapyi:e . l Ktiol d 'for CaLsfe. J" - • ' 4 ' •-•-' • • I .* lY611; " . • ' Artiliedlidristi)ed; fpr p the .Globe, front — QtiebeE. Passed by ihellltCklif)the Oiind- win §ands; the's* Lisette; JtAtokotti; fioni*Hamborgh einnand otit se*eti'dits,: all *ell. . • ;ItAiWoOATE,, OCTOBER 24. ..C41112'111 for dh'eltei The following •vesselei--the Deronesire, DAY; Of.ithitie; GAltnimpt; Prince ite4 gent, A DiSIS ; Thrre Triendi„ ltsctt .i Apollo,. Ktsoi ' Atkinson, Gnioaati Eieter Picket, IrLatte; Jann e ' WALXIIIi I Nelson , Pislairs S Resolution, ti , c,c , • l oan . a...and Wdli4M And Mary, - HARWICH, OCTOBER • ••• " ..Arrived dim Lark packet. .with it Mail froiii . Hor laud . and the Lune transport, from o,z.end. .. _ , . o; _.„ , ..., ••• • •. GRAVESEND. Oe CODER us. : • • A 0..• Al. lOOl 6 4 10d40rti Varittf. from Lisbon ; Cadmus, ,pan t, from the Isle of France; :owan. Vickers, from Malaga; Frances. end On, Kritiandy, learn Bliall';* Hercules, S'ergaly, from Dunkirk; Liberality, Beatils, from Quebec; I•odes•ry, Eirans, from Wexford; Aagerstem o • Robinson, front Grenada; Ranger, qubstr, fesp OH coeds Seas; bragiomaa. Cornell, Iv m flam bee:o ; Harmony, Gray; Fame, Meets • Trader, Hall i.ao4 'its,,Wotid, freed Quebec; and Bettre,Vialfier, from Grenada. —trailed the Stately,Slgart-- Medina, Kemsedy ; sad Ida, Part. men.. fatiasnatea; New tiantiz. lawthwaite, fur Tr.nidad; Friends, Litter ' (or Lisbon ;.I.tviely, Wing fi eld, for Cal a i s ; aid' the Anis and Sarah, Roome, I'M Hamburgb • COS COM-HOWE., oc rout% es. emits Ellffill ED OOTWAlttlilit William and Mari. Bef. rell, for Goo; and Legbern;.-Ana. Scott„ior Cork; Cute lief!' saki. L'lXtescie Bjer . „. for filsicore ing Dyustalc ; W,Uiam. Pitts '=heat, for Brained ; gateau", Lucas, fur Ostend ; Royal lirreivists, Lasting, for Rotterdam; Naiad, Metict. far Amster eleisand,Serrerdam ; Loolea Amelia, Jacob Krseit, for Hem ! ' tlieftit 11 .40 41011 . Perin. for Madeira and St. Michael's , * Aalber- ' rtn Adrlllu. Albert Plug, fur li.ougr4asn ; mogattriu;liardwa, for Forte St. George and Winiaa:n ; Old Maid, Wm. Miller, ter ismitca—/th Oct. MN; Ratikiis, Captain. • -;. 4sentelese B.K--letwatans.-** , Else -Yorkshire, Fayettek, 'from tltall ; Prince Cahoots. Hutchinson, and Mars, lieppell, from Archangel; Triton, Legg, tram Memel; Parron, .Kairt, from. Riga ; 'Port hirde, Stafford, Iron. t3reeaola ; Prole' lee, Jones, from Gibraltar; Mary anolSallyiAditea, from Dublin; Vttl u., Now., •orss (pent *halt.; and Barton, nacre, from time hilauritlori. 4. : Ovrwa at s —The Job% Byrum, for Newry; Solon, I iudyna, for the Havasingb ; Twee Gebreeders„. Gde.lascis, and Vrow Wirglrsiba, /am Mussy, for Atli warp and Bruss els ; Caroline, Csatl( for lit: Coorisitiher's ; 'Rattler, Hoy re!) , for Matra ; Ann, Goodwin, and Shame Taylur. Muck , for laincies • 'rhea, 'Eat- Oaf. for Hansburgh ; Sales, Hill, for Naples, Me;isina, and Pa. WOO: 'Aaron, velum, for N.wefoundlami; ricrues i .Faillasit, for -Dunkirk; farm, Corneby, aid Dewy, Dookin, far the cape of Good Hope; lend Hypitreim. Horne, ter Bombay, Fens Wlfilent and St. Geer" sod - Prises of Wales's Island. • • ' ARRIVALS. • 'Ai Genoa, the Cotter. Lislea, • from London; Elizabeth and Sarah, Webster. front Odessa; aril Disbar'', Crafts , from Buss • a. .At Trlellt, -Mtrill trederiee,..4--.. fr a m t.isbon. d t 4 .jarnaie% Edward. tilermain, from I.oatlon and 'Antigua. Al Malta, Anr, ()bier, from London; and Gemini. ---s limn; Livirpord. At Liaerpmell. Hersuloseliayark, truni,Quebro 3.4 0 4 - 1 Ventord. Nitfield, •Lioni'Pronce - Esiviarti•s Walla. At &Ander itary, Catharine l'utbanner, froth Cloristiansand. At Corinna WaickeeU, Dncitinff, frem Danube. • At Sunderland,' Zephyr, 4co!rs front Wornar, At Havre, Venus, Darlander, from Hayti ) . Adelpbt, Wtillanta, from Liverrmul ; and La Melia,. Hirondellpg, illuditique. At Nassau, Neptune, ..---, and Provklenar, 1 414. 5 • from t o ; sird-tiasSev, Millerarein St.Vinoent's. Al, twit, &aural; M•Din•ohl,' Iran 'I flare. •At - Mgiarl. the' 'Dialts, Botel, from -Pernambuco; and George ansthnsannah,' ows, front Salem. . • . '• • •.•'• • ' • NOTICE Td' MARIZIERE. to , 'Rehr ionowintiatiatattrit'Notice fiat been p ublished : Art*. Ascot to; Lloyd's at Ostend i••• . • • ... ii . v 'N'•:' • • • • ' ' " 4 "rifkr 'or iir r iizoi Orritataill:* a The new channel fanned by the late South•wesit gales has , areminuidnuest North and ,•outikby compass, and Fillso close to illifisoint 34 she Euitern Jeri. . . . . -, 0 I he' thwart mark. kunsins from set, is a large boere-covered midi red tillees standing sporkagivaijunt open of the Easter° jetty. beat:. " Ike leading markl the banjos, on the fiat at the West Ravi 1 of ,the lea4timir, aback et the Western jetty, kept la the diddle' of ilea ifiru4sW rid!tileidliosse. " The depths at low wa;er, Jt spring-Mee. are, on the bar al Fiend* tett (t I itches Englide;) proceeding along inwards 4, 44, liv fit al, within the jetty. Abby doLintoklbeartk but a ample di 4get itgeft4igundiag. •... • .....i.....1. , ... , : ..• :: . - .. ~.,0. At ,titig•thedight eliAbellzaprrojetrrheadi Oct aMt Mipmefaeterly than Son** AWattettopitaw sp.' titan ha* . on, the 100004 side 114 a PM .on _Make ow the jetty'' ; *lipid rile Westward es mph aopovitsle ; dutiot naiad file r !tithe bovia.; tad by ilii*illi liiioy, fur by . the late abilking tbekande•it lies nib fir inward. • ' ' . .„ . o ' . Gs" .Tee 'armor eland - Mal* tam NM. and NM. b W. is'fart ba#o. thot . biticaadaped admiring and a -smog • _ 0 __ . _lO4 It will be ratooodp• which iota be wished, as.** present whoa, with Wassail / wit*,. I s teuMush to luewa4l,' did 'halide auks' taateriy at k stomp doss at daemon:gut Tar utak' die barbel/s:l:km. Cs a jffienti of hams tioltetrakif 6(64 4 % 1 : 3likeeter Wep t degt usailwallit Oiled ttneeM channel:lmi DOM% MD *MP ill‘pdom op 4 4%i• sit iat-awatatd. , !.e. - ~..: hawk be E wa 0tac'..411.04, NW tiro to gm Emleami, Wts after WA l* heitiltaibour. ' . - • .7 r; .4 , 9 1, It* bidkveneably stam - tyttint aliaisals taiwignots. . 4 , ' ' LlALAlNVl,OATfirhs4lititifiteipledell - efer htforami:l don. baying . beat readVltti drielatindtd aaetidde WI • . . the town of Auttim,•• &pitons asiociatatil:ogeth*-i tuktei.haikwful oaths tditiothinlytt gibs:Windt }; Oil &soya hia§atiati,_ with 'forty of the neaten :in the girrizOWircill Alelasti 00 Ilaintder . eloping aimeti dimly 'boot- a pohlic.boaaitii-Ao#o,4:wheet that} tip prebeneed tea glen.. Therms laimediatelf tiinnia , alp inseit*Wionag's.agflntliOil44;:6&'"da Watt -•-, ... • . • . ....: '.'. .:,.., .„...: .: ....aom% „,... • • • • - ititilit z . ' sli it.Z - 17-' iti ft liddik 'raid owirig p a , I di Expense. of Pakaage•money for Stadler' trend htd the Rivt*ThOmeo; ante& 4ietii; Which is' issuing fro* tillrWiltlOSW liitsfrisised 'to :dill. toinimintlintithe4-:.: , -.lblttifient a- :,.,:--, end signed; by ceder, Vat. *MUltlektiVigt. - - . , 1 • " -11sa.-lhoferklog istittlii•itetilatioes bond irosit this Deparsi, me', doted ti Sch Jolt *5. lAm three•stilty•the lecretary at W. ;ivett to sequalot you, that the Rate of Passacoloctoey. toe NAJirrs frost Lrlila to thi River Thames sod via versa, stated it, Os 4.1*4111. warm's.* 4rnmeio;lll4 if thfitember, to Xt." •:• 01 • •:.: -. : .• !-..q:11 ....A...A. • •, : - , , • . • :, l i;r:4,:xo ~,,,. :MR •, W 4 OIL .08 .THIF STAII. • . • • • isms sus..OOTOSIIII. IT, Ili& Inile- In pernslitiieur Paper of the ,1211t.initaist,i , r `tftnier the head of 44 . LiZuri` of Me Pteis," I :cad - mil stateMent . 'coticerning a (*tai) Scotch Regiinen!; . I *hi& •sealtement is toiilly misrepreientel I hive' neat the tine occuirence mentioned in some of the 'English and• Irish provincial journals, and being also .40 eye-witness of the fact..and 'a party enncerned. I ifiruer.nsyself you will give publicity to the following i.statetnent, in your valuable and impartial -Print.— One of the Battaiionsef the 27th, or Enniskillen (an 4:ei,Htegiment); at the beginning of the ever memo. -sable contest of Waterloo, were formed into . 3 solid squire, and,•having gallantlyresistei tOveral attacks of french cavalry ; were standing inactive, exposed to a moja dreadful are of ?Guild and' grape shot, and -being posted on an entinence, saw-the 28th charging I ille enemy, upon which their jeatowy was excited; ; , and there were cries heard al—ost bad lock to the 28thi it•is the•way here as.in• Egypt, they have all the fins' 40 Ihtfllieltef. 6 •THONEWsl*APENVlPill ;nab diOtt - thili "smelt it " However, thk 000,14 of these galling l4Hows was of shorteluratinnitor the French being observed to concentiate•Wlir&holly of infintryi and artillery in a certain spot, l'h ikid•cht Camp arrived from the Duke of WaLttuartiit, with orders for the t"itt) in charge aod dislodge them, it the point of the b4yonet, which they performed in a fine style, supported by the EnliWcillen*Dragivong. who dashed• in, sword in [limi t with cries o 1 6 . Erin go Iragh." The enemy was slim driven , from his position, but not without the loss of sit•ire thin two hindredof this tine ipirited Regiment. • Wile insertion of the above will-greedy oblige, Sir, your's, Ste. AM 11IISM Orrialii i ON HAZY PAY. ..........N.......--'....—. ANECDOTE, ' . . ~ .t. The listings AMAASIADOIL *lbws tb Walt Oa Jesus the First, in equipsgeill State; • Banos, was by, to whom tidal** began— : aa Weil wow, My lard, what dilidt you of the men e " He's a tall proper person, sir," said he—' •,*;•.• "Ay; said the Kinn, *that any one may see; • • Ilat *bat d'ye think of bead-pleee in the case t a l la be a proper permit for his place r • My Lord, whe thougiit he was not, I suppose, ••" Gave bins this answer, as the story goes— • "Tail men are oft oikeliousestbat "The upper io nns are furnisislivor.t ,4 all r • The Lotto LIEUTENANT of Invi.ANn's indispositionl in said to have arisen-front a cIJ which his Ex:el , l leacylook a few days ago, when laying.the found..: I tin t s stone of the grand new bridge abtmt 10. be built across the. river Lirey at Dublin, whichis to be called Whitsiorth% Bridge." . • There has been .a Pltaisftatit.V.R.l;:ostre...a I lctlilio, somewhat like the kap. Warp! here.... Two ltditort challenged one ani:ther:.-bCsig4 off, an d .a f tera i ar d s . tomibt.tVith nrybrkilis, theifiled of indictment against each other, which star (Altana Jury igrieear A private letter from Venice,. tilted Ocitkiei '94 asys..... The levell,l the witiv. is here continual/Y -1 rising; it has been found neceseary, in•cOnsenoince,', tri raise the place of St. Mirk and the adjdifiir.g quays. We were obliged to pass through the bill ofl the .Palatao Abrizi, over planks. The pillars of the ducal palace, and.other fine. buildings have, fronts this .rise of the water, lost much of the .beatitei. of proper. tiou and height; the iniory, however, is not so great; frost their being. thin Gothic pillars; had they bern of the Corinthian or via:voice ceder, .the - effect 'Woad. have been truly lamentable....We visited the arsenal,, it is really desolate, not a single: workman. in it, and only three ships; one. frigate, and two o f the. lin: on. the . necks ; ttie inier.tiMbers.put ap.: but none of the iliteriie plarlcing ; they appeared, to .have-lfeen OH touched for 3earo befoce. We saw a great quantity, of :cannon shipping off to the POPE j•lie claimed them, '-aa having been taken away frorphim by the French." 131WET4A11111 TM BATIIIa..-LAtit night Mr. Km's' piifermed the character of liateet to a most own*. rent audience. • The house over Limed in every part;. and though be laboured under a4fevere cold, tie was highly, and most deservedly, applauded.—A new Farce, entitled Each foe Ifistudji was brought out. The chief character is a Dr. Peicr t which was neso... nated by Mr..HARLEY • With .in thi activity and bustle for which be is so dittingoighe4 . )-fe sung a sprightly song . , inlet:mixed with recitation, in . witich he. was Universally' encored ; but it Was an • tri.4 encore. for, both in verse anif . prose,.eVery p sferd ni the second pirfOrmadee was - ratio* Ah r ,ino* comical part of the Farce. Af'lt 'efraiii - Or t the d ro ll er y evaporated. Mrs. Hitler! snag u*k inc h irners diffulande antenindekti p Vutc she was loudly applisided and encbred.' fitifilhat time there began tp,-bobeardsystrptontroffilimpreobatioo kart a mall , Part-of din enslienre, anditrisirchcontiane& at internals to she.end of the, Piece., ditira4beesune general; but certainly enen.lf,vess ant. fesNcepetidoss; *ohm jerk i y approved. It s not, hosiaver,7posseeied lir in , .14Peft Pt of hhmottr to make irY ..finsisiassm.Yesterday alit of Aldesomeb wen hithiot.Goildhall;.ss whichtsersdry persons ware -sewn into **office of Brekers i entiatheradistbierged The.tCbangleelaiw_pesented en; accoupt.of the-Orphans' Fund, Mible Sth of Jut last,; and the Court ordered £14,100 to be drawn o ff , eyed Of4sooptha sictice .t o, be given .tkeherssiet Interested 1 0-.#`slthOr.merrr-SFvf;4 l Cdial:Vtidertohat were ailtapert;lront the4aol. C.ommitute, ter.: spactrirt.tbellobriglContree r ises presented, stating *it OryltimPtakePAL;vie‘‘ 4 AVEPteio. 4 that it ap , ; poi* 4at a cleat> nr det ecticols4. bet Orat (row its cOwdid state,.[littied,by theirOcrease.ei-disorderly Onfsons, iypd tpai :east fr arrangentent i and discipline Ihgreiti4eYiecemntended, together with some regn. hestiopp er the .sarne to bieislatged a tyhich alas agreed to v14 . 910*4.w be g:eglie4.. itWtoloFffififotions ,Sundry "bete. d r a. It'A". into ri t a ?" l 'Pcivilakat • . 4.1..:;.-Cat. . : WAAL* of A Unlit awl SitittitrittlAll, BIM, . oceonien 1•f9.. "- - 1 _ Mit Wl"if to inform yon, thit during the it ht elf &tattles , lest, the tillage of. 'Antic"; but Ai *tiles both thss place, *as Visited by a large Mittibef of persons anima and disf isikd; .dnder the e- ntmand of theintrisible Gratralteid. - who adJtessed Ids forces in n:slien speech- on the nature of the service they viere..then employed opus, and theit"diriding theta :into small parries, ordered them to their respective pas. They immediately commenced the Work of dean lishing .:s number tit late and two needle frames, in different parts of the village, beinnging to .sraritille hosiers in this place. In some of the• honseii they brake and destroyed every-article-of furniturei taking away:with tiom knives and forks, and provisions of every description: •Ttrese nightlr depretrtins went to thehoose. of a persoo named litedhA* ! - • inhii was ,rbe. proieento r of Simpson-,..eieeuted fin- highway ,robbery Lot Lent At-ites; and they told hies " they had come to punish-him for stye:fail against Sirup sun I" The wrestler of frames betlken is not eiactly ascertained, but certainly they antomit to mote than i.thistri and the reason 'eS.igned for this outrage is, that-Sbetice frames mere (mating. wliat is called in ,theteade l'v' csurse ho., a lace of the wome qttAli:y, :Jrilt,injoloolts to the workmen, the honest manutaii. inter and -the public." i .. • .? : NRWCAsTI,I3, (YOTOCER 22. Another d'leraceloi tint Obit place at Sudden:land on Friday, which . is: the marker•day there. A' far. mer had b'rn asking las. atlitir.hel for hit' Wheat, when• a fellow. standing by harh:forcibly irked urn the sack , and ran off with it.- This daring.Mnrage was the signal for the whole of fitecbrn being ielted by thepopirlace, and instantly the whole:niarket be. came a scene of the utmost confusion. an I Alet#6.—• The shopkeepers shut in their windnws. The Magis• trines appe 'red and re,d. the Riot Act, and the thin , tary were ordered to be in readiness, but fortunately their services were not required. By the activeelet tions of about fifty or sixty special constables, the corn was nearly all recovered and tr.inquillity're stored, Such frequent scenes of 'riot and disorder as have lately been witnessed :a Sunderland, we are bo.ond to say, reflect no 'credit upon die Magistrates or the Police of the. Town ;., and if the fat Merl who frequent that market cannot feel perfectly assured of the security of their persona and pr(ipi r' y, tire vowe -1 quenCe must be, that the market will be w r.e sup plied and the prices of corn still higher. Ti., otoroo.. mg failure et the crops .in thisdistrict engaged the attention of a meeting of the Comaton Connell here yesterday; . and it was determined. immediately to present 4 . .petition 'to the Secretary. of. State for the Home Department, praying that Ministers will op ea the ports for the importation of rye as well as wheat on thelSth of November. • RIOT AT liftaC/NO'FON. Tuesday sennight, a great number of women,hoys, kc. assembled together on the aboee village, beating tin pans, &c. and making a tumultuous noise... They afterwards assailed ;he houses of Mr. T. Almond and Mr. T.. Platt, millers, and those 'of some other tradesmen, breaking their windows,.&c. About nine o'elittk they disp;::.ed; with as - determination to tom. mit. such more mischief the next evening; but this -..w.aihuppily preveated-by a warrant being rbtained thi:stext 'tray .for the app re hension of some. pt the ringleaders, most 'of Whom . were taken intoeustudy p before the,proated time of assembling,nerdstranquil. lity Wiiipreiefved: .Tilursilay stennightnine of the triutteei were tried at s:e46 l l4l:lotner. Sae:ions, four ..*Poltom :tete acquitted, and ittit found guilty,: and sentenced to three' Months' imprisonment in talking. liarti::Houtie . 4 Correction., ' tin.. Lithe Wert,. Mary alitheriftglutra; her daught er; iffii 1 . Entrie s Elisaletti Raiidetr. and Theitießsirril ' •l. • ' • • EXIitACT OP 'A PRIVATE LETTRR FROM IRECONiWALEI, • •., '. - ' DATED THE VIET 1114EPART • . ~ . g g You Will have heard id our' Welsh expedition befdrelhiS TelitilES yon.' I have . thertgov . e-only to sly, diatthey (the fiank.cirmpantia)'linVe loot the rioters .to rights. At.filetitiyr, to which Viorrere first seat, -thej'are retbening to the works *as tisuel... 'twat de -Itched t% this plate yesterday With thirty' of the light infantry. *to eike . charge of the depot of arms and lanneunklith 'in this town. I made a forced m utts over'. the mountains luring elle,nigite.. I found :the inhabitants in a state of great alarm, conieqqatily happy cis We Mt; 'lnit day it tvici,ell Will again he quiet, and I slncetely hope se shitty S erum to dltisuAl .sooik .11:ere is nothing - to lear . trfrm the rioters,; lilli o l hisveno 'plan, no arms, and fly hi elie . .iligls of.* ,s . .thorn With ten of our mei I pi; ifjeatk a lelqoitheten to ilight•On Saturday night."' ' : ' .... tae -We vejoice to find frOti theHntslin rapere iif.tbe 31st inn:- that upon a 'sot vef of - the State of the:coun. try, by competetit persons appointed by Government for that purpose, the quantitrofeern is so great as to diseipare. - all apprehension of iitarateity; .and reader it unnecessary. to stop she distillation from cent. •... ..: a ,',. Corn experienced the greitist fall at Itexfultil Market, on Tuesday 'last; peer .sretnembere4, PM**. laely_Barley and Oats. Oats thit last *eel broagbi 965.-per•Henhain boil, tould'siaffely fainfebtlysit at Ili. 6d. 'Arttarliagton Market, last week,. there wows fielr. .sioltply . "ol country Wheat. Which:llM with dull sale, it 'the peat reduction pf 48s..er . quarter 'from the pefeetrof -the. preceding week.—purrent rates : Wheat tits. to - I4s. Oats Ss. ad. to 45..64., Beans 6s. to 7tla Barley 6s. to 6s. 9J. per bushel. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARIMABIR, OCTOBER VI: . • . . - Having bit little .fresh Wheat in this morgue% aid. the weather being unlsvoustable, . caused read', site }'or kiii qualities at Monday's prices. Oats and Beans are.ratherdearer, and all : other Grain main. iitill'We4rtAies.lAies• t-t - - -.-- • . . — `..lll4ftliFlßl.D MAR t,, QCT/Ili* Its. - • 31041 •- 7 lh • ed to 44 ii: i vio ... 44 64 .so . So Ili' . ifehishii. • Gill° 41 &I /Port 4e. Od so . 54. 14' • AgosWASO.—Soigi-ood Lambs 4,llso.oCallnie 110 D. ills 34". .. NAY ...u4) FERAw,..litat WAD.' .' ' • - • ..** 8 *.: 0 47.-.%1 1 , 0 . to, .0 is. lom • •9 6 AS '''. 0 4 . . • 1- • • • .. •• stral. II ids to. Si • 44.: ..• - Ithiiiiiiiiiii, Ocr.l7.—Our iiirkettor Arneritai produce ( ffers .great encouragement for shipments, phititsilaiii of 'rice aid cotton : the former article b , idianced to Se If SO per. 10011). in e' high Flee I and there. is of cotton' fkir tile; -- 1 • 11 4 i c9 I , I PSPePee. of OP twfirain there. ill soo_, bads renat ir Ale; .r.vegrifi• +Sift groom ; .