Star. — London, England, 1819-01-19 00:00:00

JANVAPr The PRINCE REGENT entertaina party of Nobility to dinner. Amoig the Marquisses of HERTFORD, CHOL•L risuuaY, and HEADFORT ; the Mar. fEarronn and CHOLMONDiLEY, the CesS BATHURST, Lord and Lady Mat.- 1 of ARRAN, Lord SIDMOUTH, Lord lONDELEY, Lords Lovernen and CARL-' tERT and Lady Suystoust, Lady Geon , ,•r, the Bishop of EXETER and Mrs. Hight lion. Sir BENJAMIN BLOOM BERX,'ELEY PAGET, Sir WILLIAM :DMUND* NAW.r., Colonel THORNTON, MT. SINGLETON, &C. ROYAL. ACADEMY. iorning, the Archduke MAximiLIAN of finite, honoured the Academy with r opose of inspecting the various schools Aim of the Arts. His Imperial High tded by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, ied and conducted through the rooms', lent, Mr. WEST, and the Professor of . CARLISLE. The Library, the Antique Council room, and the Painting School, ;vely visited. The. Archduke, having approbation. of some performances in ced apphrentli much gratified. TURNER delivered his Fifth Ipon`Peispectivd, to a crowded audience:- if Optics, which is most' intimately cots: its science, was now entered upon, from 'rofessor proceeded to exemplify, by draw :traordinary difference in the Appearance different perspective views, and after more' minutely into - the practical part which was illustrated by drawings ley of Moseys and BROOK TAYLOR. Mr. the Chair. ises of Parliament seoatinite to be occu wehtin: in . their Memberi. 'Of the Lord,s eighty have yet• taken the oath ; in the number already sworn in is up- !me hunched and fifty. This necessary. will probably occupy the whole of this sorrow, and on Thursday, it is expected, will be opened by commission. The delivered bythe Lords Commissioners by this time received the sanction of ghness the PRINce HEGKST. 'Highness the I)iike of YORK left town' se'nnight for ltendlesham, the seat of r.R, Esq. on a shooting party. The re-': days amounted to 6.00 head of lame. 'lghness left it upon his return to town 4,st. the Duke of WIRP.ssaToN left town on oil,riptim Isisriuis an d . aschioness of Sm.'s ir seat, 1 - 14414 IP; Yostercluy , his ipincti in Oftt tp o)f cb4c;, 41 ' 46 4 9 " . 1) RR f ft # ! Pit grim/ v ' n P - RlPTillt Ifiltifl‘ F Of ftli RVI . L'')• F4RFT: '`...:Aff: PliF 4fßtlit:trg *I Frty ;piFit" iirBFE? t Itit . OFFI, N ikiFfilia ~'7,'..t;..: 411 tit Fttt IR; 14 0189111# frct lift I.Mt . 9I , I;FFRor ff i r oFy r ni f f :•',Jit.st Mph? it I 8 . ..Ril Ttky Fik., . ::1: i:A4k;.Bl AR,' lit INS. t a : .i;.ditqo4o_ 4 witiß i -11 is iiir4.44 i 110 A atitli rettiltiti dtotii ; ~ iitlit •:. :i. .61S-4 " L ... Wilt tiliitiliA t ti: lin ilie . .le+lt' a km* kkaii to Pd A I.ol.tottr,tai;pa id de liie T. Lieuteftlillt J. B*bait It appointeil til 'r. ENI A N tEL LAtexlattb, Surgeon; altd _ . t.t r, Purser. , k . . INt 11A? At At/tutu:OE, of his Ma- F.l two, hat been tried by a Court Mat- Uele.ia, on charges of tyranny and oppres- Agin forward by his Purser, Mr. lENEAS :rose. The Captain was honoui ably acquitted. WotrE, who died a short time ago in ob ings in Chcl .ca. by a paper writing (which by the professional Gentleman who at, prepare a regular Will, but whose arrival Igings of the Captain was too late for that the Captain having previously expired) left of his considerable property to his nephew, 'NCH, who is supposed to be now in Ireland, to some Theatrical Establishment in that -llospodar of Wallachia, and his suite, . the Greek Church, make no scruple of air the reformed worship at Geneva, where they ' reside. Some persons expressing surprize the Hospodar replied, " Christians and the every country are brothers." Their riches :bed as being surpassed by nothing bu Liberality. last descendant of the celebrated Philosopher a, who beam the• same name, is now in the of St. Louis, at Paris, having obtained a from •he King of FRANCE. Receipts of all the Places of Public Amuse- Paris, for the last year, amounted to the sum :426 francs, of which 588,000 francs were by deducted for the Poor . House 8, 6 22 iratiais ...654,729 .. 704,975 "Ault 273,116 63,354 L'Ambigu 411,814 Port Saint Martin.. 451,839 Cirque Olytnpique 222,092 Bas de l'Opera. 2,984 Bag dc l'Odeon 4,107 340,473 I Tivoli. •••............•455,551 Jardiu Beaujou ...... 68,074 -400,112 Ito gg ie ri IcPanturx.—Tist Parisian Costume, itf . the ;Amid ; of last week. is completely Engiies; the pelisse of istlion, trimmed with chinrhilli fur; the head-dress, a of that worn by the lovely but unfortunate Many it is hiziAy hecor:iiog t vett to a French face. When it Ladies o:itati• i.s, thvy shew their good taste in se. :at is rezlly worthy of imitation. --Yesterday morning, between six and seven :in alarming fire broke out at the shop of ine, baker, Duke -street, St. George's in thel ...bids threatened destruction to the whole, rtheurLood. The flames raged with great vio: -tuted by a strong wind, till the arrival of whe t s, by great exertion and a plentiful sup %valet, it was considerably abated. The , z•housc and bakehouse were consumed. BRIG HMI Th i s 'evening the P . tioguished party o f • guess w ere the Ma ~t O- 9 1- I ,,EI :Sy , SALISDUaI ' ones sei of HEarrot 'liana Countess BA' 0 , - the Earl of At • sr CitOLMONDELE y, Lord RCP ER T MU 0 BAWL:R:4T, the i i ., 0 01, the Right ~: o , the Nan . BEF :. 7E L, Sir EDNIUND ,11 A 1111.:RST, MT. t! ........ BOYS f ester day morning, Vi a , and suite, ln • f or the purpose c ..•., ...:, e p r omotion of ~as attended h) Ins received and . 1,, e p r esident, Mr .e.omy, Mr. CARLI ,;, 00 1, the Council 1 gt successively vis ~used his approb 1 1, departed apphr la the evening M • purse upon' First e Theory of Optics ; Id with this .scien • h the Professor p ; s, the extraordinat figures in diffaren As enWred more 1 ,- the science, whit l athe tables of MI ; AICE was in the Ch Both Houses Houses of P i with.swehrin:t it : more than . eight !, Commons the nt As of three hunC : .litninary will pre : .t. and to-morrow, Session will be :!ech to be deliver 3 probably by thi , !lora', Highness i Hi. Itcyal'llighne Monday sennigl IBC Iit'NTI.R, Esq, us in tour days at s Royal I lighness Sunday last. Saturday, the Dul !kit to the IStarq . R y, at their seat, • 'ace participated i. • -t Lis 1 1 4 1, :cP 49".' ive in town Forllf . tii,imeiloq dip 44 §fts-rAff , I 4* FlPPilit .- F.ft?P i lil i RI ~ .., , ,=1 ;.1 1 ~ , 111: riff'.: t 1 M -- 1; if . ?V:;.TV• 4 Ott: :1: tit fle i :ig4le'r 11 ..iosei.,,l to , ii- *.;,Sr: .0 ipr . - ..1 to he rinni;-,. -net! at PI _pi ~cl.-.1,!e. Lie , a!•,. , !.r. ENIA r. WM. Wr t il.Ltr, Captain .1 % Nt Es 1 •ty's tip F .‘h1.11( .1 at St. Heleaa, n, brought fors tcatarosti. T h e Captain Wot.rE, are lodgings in ( .6 found by the ...11f..cl to prepare tte lodgings of .rpose, the Capt; a ,! whole o f hi s cc F. , , :. LYNCH, who :ached . , to some , • untr y '.' a Ex.Hospc .7..4 1 of the Cr ',.. nding the reforr :'. ;resent res id e . :Lat i the Hosi 'Cd of every cc , r , 7 described as r?... zeir liberali t y. t The last d escei is.sc.‘ e r es , ya m !1., b spital of St. . ~....:41 f rom she r:e R ece i pts i :mt at Paris, fcr 1-.' , VI 1 .017,526 fray .'4 deducted f at Opera House .. k , %Ark? Francais—. 11^•:' 7-, r* . .. - : ,, fia comi que ..... • .ttl Figvart... ..... i-i IT!, ..... ........... , ....I Milk .. ....... .. ei.allS .. .... ••• 0 :i . I. (liiii.ti ........ ....: i %AM TI: PARISI/ ' f DnUes of last ' W . : • 1 8kit tuition, t r i a,. MCP 101 rfs nit ' ' , IP-tilt? of that vi :.ttr: i: i.: hi z i, n::• ?rell ',Ales i ll; , chat is retll Tilt T.—Yeste deck, an alai-. s tt . h.1.11,110P, b a -as% whi c h t l Leinhearliood, 'Tics, 'lts.ited b 0, '!gals, when, of w al cr, ?selliT-• hou-e ~..... 4 4_ IN i *' ' :AIWA qi 1 M4 111 4 4 .4 :^; AV' t•S` ' 1126 " -4 1 1 "WA Pt* Si hrOatihttr4Vieed 'warennoY; .17 •- :t .4..4:411,-.;6g...' i s.v/110121 Drageottirav this* stAtmelli PrltfiNge :Sl ivi C47ll : C e llitt risee rs44k ted i' toira ;'' ' dl o vi n 4lslllil ' • then route, to Shwa, where it is to be mationat and the third divisiettidai to arriiie at Castlebarvillieleay.. SPORTING IN'TALLIGANCE. STATE OF THE ODDS-1 Jam it, DONCASTER ST. LIGE& Taken--.li to 1 apt Tile Laird of Markhensis 15 to 1 agst Minna , • Takao-14 tOl.llll fit•Wa“. .f.SlaDdne 4 . 15 to 1 apt Lisette. Taken-20 tot apt Cedinaf itolsega . Taken-20 to 1 apt Tom Tit. • Taken-20 to 1 apt Moth:10. so to 1 apt the ale& Priam 25 to t• apt the Irish colt. 30 to 1 apt Esther. 7 to 1 apt Mr. Crockford'en6wellitilia. : Dann.--Dttle or no vatiatkm—affer 6- to seri k llnjarotes .asst Pledge, or to take 6 to 5 between too and thilMIL -o.4ms.—Nothiog done. - MINTING. I T:: e .... 'rho East Essex Fos Hounds meet on Thuiiday, o uch' Green; Castle Iledlngitam; Saturday, at Nutley e gate; Tou Monday, at Barely Hall; Thursday, thp 18th , at .l empstead Bak at ten eachalay. Irhb Hatfield brands meet s 4 Thursday at New /dill Sn 4; SeAurday at Rablett Heath near Widmer-green, at half past ten. The'Princt Regent's Stag Hounds meet on Briday, at Loon feed, at ten. The Duke of Graftou ' s Hounds Meet tomorrow at Shepley, at half past ten. - Tbe Oakley, Hounds meet cm Thursday at Roston; Saturday at Snelson, at half past ten each day. • The Quorn Hounds meet to-morrow at Wimeswonkl, Thurs day at Hawed Muuth ; Saturday at White Herm Wood, each day at half past ten. Sir Bellitighant Graham's Hounds meet Thursday at Gopsal ; Friday. at Back Slough, each day at half past ten. H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet to-morrow at the Star, Hooley-lane; Saturday at Lynn Park; Monday at the twenty three Mile-atone, Iteigate Road; Wednesday, the 27th, at Brorkhani ; Saturday the 30th, at Kingswond Gate. The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds meet Friday at Leatherbead. John Maberley, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Addington Lodge Bottom; Saturday. at Riddlesdoivn. - - - -- FOOT-RACE. tiattalketb7 llllol socurv. • witetday, at ditAAAioele, I , l**lrk tite rseimblage of persons met at the City of LOndOd seen, and were fir* ttdditined by the ilevortlnd J. xxispias; aletter, apolog izing on aeconnt 41 IlkdisPotitk 4 9i f*e. She niiseitie of t he Mile of Boson front. the Meetings, Sr.l JAcantni then took the Chair, and the Bea verify lead the Report, from which it appeared that' the numbei of Children clothed, during the last year* seas 312—the total number 1621. The Treasurer next tead Abe stateof Accounts ; the sums collected during the year sere 369/. Bs. 10d. 'and the disbursements, by Which relief was afforded to 245 parents, and 5/2 children clothed, amounted to 369/. Is. The tev.J.SAUNDGXB considered Otis Society as A link connecting the means by which the poor had to obtain education, and their power to avail themselves of them, it was not difficult for the poor to obtain instruction for their children, but it was frequently impossible •lor them to clothe them,'so, is to put them into a state fir obtaining it. The number of those - whom the Society hadsupplied with clOthing, proved thinecessity and use of the Institution. The remoter ;Advantages to the parents of the children were not to be overlooked—and the: desire of being respectable, which-was often excited by means of the Society's ex ertions, frequently induced better feelings. He con cluded by rfioving,.iliat The Report should be adopted and printed. . • The Rek. Mrsanstes seconded this 'notion. Mr,.l%'o.esitiromes pronounced an eutogiiim on the Report, aid moved a Vote of Thanks to the Duke or Susses, which he considered.a debt of gratitude due to his Royal Highness, for giving the eminent sups port of his name to the Society. He predicted that .e Society would be patroniied in proportion as its Merits were known—that these consisted not only in its expenditure of money, but in its spirit of personal inquiry, which not only guaranteed its safety from ' imposture, but that its bounty should not afterwardi,. be misapplied. In the natural world, the existeoce, of evil was always counteracted by good—for every.:, poison there is an antidote; and in the moral world ~. the one is equally counterbalanced by thy other. We have heard of the evils of great cities—bUt in the same proportion as its evils, we shall always Mid the number of those mho are labouring to remove then). There solitude, '-- - like that of the misera-• I • • . . 1 1 i • I , %I [ •;.; i I , ri •:1 . ~.. 11 1 . I • . i ,! • . -;:.. I f . 1• , 1 . 1.. . I :I • I • I o ' 1 : i ! • I I . , derson‘ehat there is none (milord, for Demerara:, ciat we did." In the storm vessels in .Landa.o known, went' _ with two anchors which sailed 'after getting lisee a forced back nal damage. ' The Pharos, is on shore near CUSTOM-I Pusan Intimates— , Ridley, Ridley ' and the John, Erman OVTWarMI..... don packet, Tracey, for ' dam • and the Emperor anaisso•Ourwwav Lovely Ann, Burghes, cutta; True Blue, Sktrgsbirrg, for '' On alt 6th verpool, passed On the 19th, in from Lonclot : 2. tin HAN, Wt. 27. SO. S. loug. cutta for 1....ind0n long. 26. 16. E. - Foot Race of 250 yards, for dinner and wine fora dozen, - --- ;YU, 0i11..a 11,Jaaa L... L-74.•••• &A....a. ........ company with the Ilindostan, for Li- ne t t r e o i t ee l e trie e Z 2 , 5 , 0 a y :Iv , i f :, i f°r yeste a rt ma r e n r ot tonnettrliiterint, There is no solitude, it is true, likethat of the misett-' ' ombay Castle, MANS', from Bombay, htFariane l and a kr; Orrenknough, ble in a great city.; but it is never hopeless : for it it • road, between a Captain nd, was driven against the Prince's the Captain giving his adversary ten yards. It was a good followed into its recesses by the Members of sneh st' was got off by the exertions of the race, and the Captain won it by two steps. He did not overtake Society as this, and the light of religion and ednea- damage. There is a brig in Bootle his adversary until within ten yards of home. • The winner did tion let in upon its darkness. He hoped that, as each from the Mediterranean, with a ,sig- the ground in 33 seconds. • • ' • • lying, and without a single sail. BOXING. retiring wave is followed by another of greater force It is understood among the cognoscenti in this now fashionable and fulneis, till the full tide ? the Society might yearly ILYIIEAu, JANUARY 17. scienc e, that a match is soon to be fou g ht, not far from Cbelnis- increase, and that with its growing prominency it . ford, in Essex, between Spring and Carter, the reputed Cham- 1n i C I ; g_rew in .subscriptions and in pointers. . re on shore this Morning in Carnarvon • • pion of England. Preparatory to this rencontre, the former has lye miles from this Head ; she is gone been training himself in an emolumentary circuit through the of Re14. 41 1V.cci1.1411. in teconding the motion nd all on board have perished. 'A considei able towns of Essex, by exhibiting the science of self-de- M T . Wit pac e, toyi occasion to mention more r -book has been found, by which she # n ce t o the greenhorns in the different neighbourhoods through Milllll4 011111 , tte, , i4e n fl o u v etV il iiif l i d c le V i l m i - e .)arse of Liverpool, Vogt!, Master, i Rpthiag is teen of lie! cargo, Pot formadces. I.:Ost week them champions :hi e cji be has r travelled . In w this o jo h u av rn e e . y en il t e t lx r b a r lin ac i c li orp:- . tioa i of t t he Dui • ! itri g 'g . : & , dbyre if T urner, 4 1 . his p e r- 11rpat , i r ~. sir.. exhibited their s eat to a s a,„ „,,,.. er1 1 5141F445! • a crowded assemblage of amateurs at Colchester; and on Fri- asst Pm: rr" „R tri • . ,:!..-..... • . sFlefil4ftil.j.tilt I . 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Thirst" with cargoes 1 811 - 8 ... l iat s l ai ,set .ilteihtei ' ce 11 1 4 ,plyens;-ilii rd of Arbroath ; find having afteritirchi tie/ am, ditto ditto - - Ste . 145 2°4 ng a n increa ) • • - ••• - " se of 1101 vessels, tonnage 110,900, neer, the pre- Jupiter . tint! SAttirn of our system thiit thoi - e ate lest 1 suffered sortie damage on the pier, in etakiyear. The trade outwards in the same period was as splendid institutibits of benevolence, Piro sclit• to make the harbour of Arbroath.- under : tered through this Metropolis,. like inferrer starai,lt , .1 Trim, of Dundee, put into Arbroath, Ships outwards, with cargoes 11117-409... 50,500 milky way of the moral hemisphere , sending aPi , Dion, ditto, •ditto - - 1818-415 .. 52 51/0 illum inates. ern-boat, storm-jib, and bowspiit. • '. female lift, that cheers as well at Thi - . A . • A letter from Manchester, dated January 17, says ~ „ , . . r iREENOCK, JANUARY 14. b neveren Gentleman conclude dy Moving a vote of " The printers, and others concerned in the ma - days past we have had a succession a thanks to the Vice Patrons and Presidents of the .So- . nufacture of printed cottons, expect to he able to •. , tom the South-west, which still coati- • seconded by the R. Mr. IFII d ciety, which was obtain a repeal, or a considerable abatement of the 3 . ,day, the schooner Friendship, from St. ONA MAN .Baitaim, Esq. in moving thinks to heavy ditty (3id. per yard), which at present presses Ater a short voyage of five weeks), with the Treasurer, the Secretary, and the I,:tdies' and with peculiar severity on this particular branch of • ff Cape Clear, observed a ship, with loss Gentlemens' Committees, said, he considered this the national industry. It is also an unequal and bp- • . ~. id having an American ensign hoisted Society as affording a most oteful .t . xample of the • . pressive tax •as by its operation, it falls almost ex-. . , rag for the first port. The ship Ayr- momentous conseque nces which eften result from elusively on the working and lower classes of the fe- for Demerara, has been driven back, and • the efforts of individuals. This institution originated pay heavy for th e ir ax- males, who a duty common ,t the Tail of the Bank. in the benevolent enterprise of four 09150115 to It.. Captain tides of apparel, while many of the luxurious and 15.-Extract of a letter from claim four children from beggary ; and it had been - costly robes of their superiors escape untaxed." • le ship Woodstock , dated Lamlash, 12th The foil • is from R I Gazette and 'I following the oya s eve- that day seen; that it has since reclaimed or prevented l 9: • foundland • Advertiser, of the Bth of December:- many hundreds from the same fate. He spoke of lure on Saturday morning, after experiencing a a . -. on the pow by the int. '. ..,,.., but nothing in comparison to Saturday night last. Dy the arrival of the schooner Elizabeth, in ten mediate superintendence of their superiors, and iIIUS4 ten at night, and continued tin fi ve next morning. days, from Halifax, we have received regular files of trated the remark by an anecdote related by St T. . i , two stoops, and a schooner, on shore on the Papers to the 25th ult. At that port, American yes- g ßernard. He said that misery was the school of e sloop on the Alain : the one on the Mainii a sets i are daily entering with bread, flour, &c. and • • 'the Dispatch, of Belfast), and a number of pas- • le• • with . . of aring . cargoes sugar, . . molasses, and rum, virtue.; - bat that mere nattn al sympathy *as soon •• cl; they were all saved 1.,) cutting away the mast, c. effaced by habituation to the view *of it : that it tea ie land, by which means they gat ashore. The in retetn, which is said - to give an additional spur to quiterithe aid of Christianity to incite at t to exertion, . , le :her ramie I have not leareed; however, I un- the trade to. the -West Iniia Islands, and to create and that this' Society, on that ground alone, might , i here is none of the people lost. The ship Belk*, a hustle about the wharfs is Halifax, unknown for A - . , Demote* is here; she came in 'die acne dar , . ..m_ • -• ' ..n• • challenge..sepport. In a very ilegant pennant* he - •1 , • , nunwer of ,y e ar vo44l ; ii - .. . . • - .- .• etpiessest his prayer, that the Sun Which W14411'04 ,- .., . .. . .. rt. • .: ! • -...- • . . .. - • ens of Monday morning, there were five - iCkvita,V.- s i !, ngarticleappeart * a ci .7 : • T iseiacr:egkt, go on in its course, till every'..epot aunlinh Bay, two of which, names un- tudian Paper : '` • '*" Uppei - Canada; Novendser IS.' f ilioeld . --hs cheered by its ram #d fertilized tiy its l (i it tiSiiiiies, and a brig was driven to tea " A Meeting of the Inhabitants of the TOvniship Of I, e gink:'. .-, •,, .• .. ~ . .. • • • , .. . , , , chors aohead. • The Pellona, Castrirone; flamikenr•ie,rits Newrastle.District, task. placr•Osi 'ftii,,Yigaiern 'W - ga'sicOuded by m r . O n O n abg, an d :., , 1'• . 1 . from Gteenock for Demerara on tbeSth, Wedn.eidaji thettlithai-.lgoveinber, at the:village : Of a ettoieled*ed. ea the .part of the Cominittee •by stye • some way down the South Channel, has Amherst, agreeaBV , to Swords distributed li,y A . ,. aetitlem'atr . t.' • .aftei'. which, on the motif of. the Rev:: . 1 back to Lamlash, but without any mate; G 0111 1 ,4 for that ju T poe. Aiwiut arty: sti7 fes_:pkce. x eri r ker, - - s secameet by Mr. WCall, the thanks . ,,of able people .. attended.f Mr. Otiurlay addressed : th efit rho sic - tveye: - given ,to the Chairman,• and theiT ±- es, from Cork to Leith, with provisions, a - Very grr•ea_elLifigels, *h . 16 s/riss replied te•br i n : . ~,,i, ~; , ,,,,,,„,,....,art: f r 'past fear o'clock. 7c.:4, / , sear the Clough Light-house , - illosoit anon' speech. At..(t .1 y 1 ..! 7 1 :,- ~ - -7 - ---,--. i.- .... ltt /Is ' f OM-HOUSE, LONDON, JANUARY 111. . 'Won Yflittfitre 3l 4 8 ;14 4. 6 P 119 wi1. 1 8 11 . 8 . 8 4 1 . 1 ; 60 P8 ' J l l.Viii . tlel** :;B6 ` ll o 4B•l t el Y visited eiemisevithi - ser . wanes-The London, ah from 14#1111,.‘“ iere adApth•d n iA., ‘.f.qo;ll.liMproilitieefe*efe almost . surpass belie. I• . y, from A m Ilu d88 8; ft ua l , '‘ .lBlB , , ` r literik ..,' Wiriles We; ae_ ;1 4018 0 6 br The, J° 101146 8 P ‘ eif r e di arlitiginitfrect houses . have recently. been : , i , Wills, from Leiters. •u IC.1: „la • • ltela, 7 loOrnicleamtildibies; triteness, Wit putateasassee, abv .... • • ~„„•4 ::„,, • ~, .;;;;;:,„tio ~r 0,,,,,-„,, w b r iam, w hi t ), kft„ii • amato ......Thas David, Weans,,lo s f i t i t• .• • with : f ats ,r. Cuatirasy.'e Wan sad proceed-. . ~r..,!. 4',......`...7_."r. 7, 0 ""i i OOO ;26 2 ' i , 7. , , tacey, for Boston ; lor, Sclioot • his fOr addresTanlidelleileffatinZeWellsof ant-Hatue of - As: iietn 201C1 St Andaverage or . 4 . Emperor Alexander. Pe a* . *Oink ,• •• .We lite3Mliiisetillsoinnitasillsgthe Adotipla..rd - ilomettrof •,: -.Tile*,6ls,ldlicis we . copied fawn a cootenipas-a strwsane-'fhe Alen, Matte, fog IlinAls :.. en c i lt iwstsamyfgpsifirsrs. krt 4p,hoo±l,toG-vaiiasitt4- -vviiiitiortitdiyarigO;•:Orilleetaintaltilitts piactisfl .. . ; Burghes, far Sinytna ; StoCkton, Langley, •.- a m il e „„,,,,,, e .. - ...' 'AS - -' - *-"'''' - rke - . •• :. iiritiltellt faunal -at *the sthskothrAcessrukft Blue, Baker, for lionerdens; andhhe • - - 1 ., .t•h- wit - i ds...D ask r a mi . • . « or Alicant. whin. &he - /O et ' t - 80 18 Mind , 1 • ~ • 1 4 4/ i f LS SPOKE-. - r ' ' ' . .' :.a * e ll ''lOYNVllllClteitilfiettliVes nolern a gt •• . ;44. "'Beet* Papeet, , to beiviihetteshssoleessol , Oaskettr's ce, September, the Richert, •iiPehtite, treisse•st if • PT . rt 02 . % ., , sr : i.: .. ..:,..1..., .. .:.:. . 1 : .: . ,0 1 :, ~.st ro i a ik. , yal:•::$ -....• .. , :li t . 1449 nj .rt , l:r,i2 Elf* Z 7510 a • 11 the Mary Anne, from LoodostateltsiMallp lr* aiNtd.therlikelgt At egl nd_7llglat i r . .. i eThe eabilitekeetiregnomitatktAtellillirpror , in the Bay of Bengal, passed the uigrave , • fig, di rat - • tionleibbsi Mid' iir ' slsklnaMy • Woad* fon Illeonior • k I • i :on the 12h Octssier,iniat.recAll &lon. 93 . 39. . .0112Rbtisteditillephly,'WhOiltrdinetniiiinlildsviriti „,„ , .. &cum, from Renal. to 481 1 P./1 2 Rettr Vig V a iliViSt tie.iiittagOt'altat4l: kips Into .ffenr . (ifer- ciecisivistitnexoeciamkjobtager • long, 5. 30. r/.. the &icor., sretg ;op t rm. a. re ute 0.1 •pre .tif, ' 0 ipitinlT 445 Miaow iallieevt4glialigiestalictody were,,' ratan on the tech ` Noveniber; ti'lMa 341 1 5 V X . , t!sieatinforafilvtrift Me ResOmierkestlivas "v3l/10r,Ge - • aPi t id act* eittOtikkietintslthiebrilliaut assenahlw. E. spoke the Hob: win. ' ' '• : ... P1 "! -eV411r , 11 ' .41t). ii;"/"Fed4PtaiTV't 7 . ;7, 0 07( a•aj ~ ? rat G" --A :- i - 1. - 1;hru1a.,...r0.:7:3 • A • ~'. 1 • , . . . T., . 2 , 14 MA1NT1L1440411,,,v, • .% • - - ' wgitA • • ah4vticeiil Pernimbuco on the -1 24 Dediitabee'ftistii this pace Cu:: The Let, of 20 rtna,.isiedpsailed.felias thisipestc with dispatches for some,fireigie patina. lier•dqwv 4 ture was atten.ded terlous. She "bid - been 'for some tithe - diiOit hb service, and erupting in the Channel, 'unclida 'sit& denly ordered to pat in at Falmouth,: where the SPAR.. TAN frigate was sent to meet. Iter at nine o'clock at night, to supply her with provilions for four months. The ship's company were obliged to wel all night to get them on board, and she proceeded immediately' afterwards to her destination. Various conjectures circulate here respecting it: it is generally supposed, however, that she has gone to St. - Helena, and that Mr. ARBUTHNOT went on board of her from the SPARTAN. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY is. The whole of this day it has blown very strong from W.N.W. but at present it is more moderate from N.W.. DP AY.; 'JANUARY is. Wind W. and moderate.—Arrived, and remain with the rest of the homeward-bound, the Hope; Cow Ni, from St. Michael's ; Jolly Bftchelor, from Teneriffe;. and Whitehall; CRABS, from Lisbon. Remain the whole of the outward and homeward bound ships, all well. RAMSGATE, JANUARY IL . iviod N.W. blows stro ng . — Came in the Edward, 'MainAn, from Penzanc e to London, With lOsfof an anchor and tahle. Neintelligent# yet of the Jameil and Sophia. I. HARWICH, SANITARY mg. - Arrived the Thetis, Limo, Ac. &out 'Gtitteuburgh.—No ice there what she left. • WHITLMAVEN, JAgUARY 16. • The Anglam, —, from Truer to Ireland, on enter . sng this harbour, was drove by a heavy sea , against the North Pier, stove in her larboard bow, and im mediately sunk within the entrance—cargo dischar ging, in hopes of getting her into safety next tide. LIVERPOOL., JANUARY 17. Arrived the Richard, M'CLUNE, from Calcutta, sailed 24th August, and from the Sand Heads 10th September, in corn yerpool. 'The Romba' last from Ireland, • Dock wall, but Pilot, without dai r• Bay, said to be fr 'nal of distress B' HO' A vessel drove Bay, about twel' all to pieces, an, piece of her log appe4rs tp . be the to VP rfpnli oi c 4 • Fie qty sulk fORPt • Iffil,EFFßipa. 'crittk r iA ', , . ." kifur, rq SEE fili i :1E Mil( fill MIR fiti„k . ll: at),. 4 81 / NA T „r, .., ti: he Mei tifill ill 1 tr . 041 i '1 tii g gilii rivout.te, Ei i to the Eastward been got off, sul endeavouring Same day the with loss of stern. These few da heavy gales from nue. On Sunr" Michael's, (after fruit, when off of rudder, and reverse, makini shire, bound ft is anchored at Jitiumtv L CLARK, of the January, 181'. " I got in bore very bad night, but It began About tec There is one brig, Island, and one slk Belfast wader (the sengers on board and it fell on the . names of the tether ~2~