Star. — London, England, 1825-06-14 00:00:00

a . ; .,..,... ; .~ -_~ _. ' r,c 11 7 1 F I W PF .Y .»~.~ 11 • , • .. . , echteriatibiE v Aie EING si nodlot. .. 011011 TUB STOWL.O/ it/SDA:I,. 31/11‘ la.) • - limmra ion us vassis.rpam.4o , Tat mapossas es Ina cow mom or ma.sitsamar QUILL'S L. Oaldosilay. tilled* of May, at ten p'eloek in the Monist, tlit ForsAllibissildrsts find. Ministers paid their nevem. to tikalPhig and thi Rota' .F4tnily. . His EneUessy the. Aposto)ic Nada .complimented tke, • Lag is the name of thirDiplomatic Body in these terms:. 0 ftus—ll'he biplediadig Body, deeply . • affected by the initial ceremony erbiebilsrp bane Om. witnessid, led hlAil the recollec tions tbs. k ealle fork, hobos to offer to your Majesty the ;A , bete of ea Tellsksitisis. ' ' . " Adler keg keleie v fellessfedisy avkastrao Inaritilets thetillW Taist 41/sitaTirsc fIP efflaki tbs. by PM/ human " M S :et elt k ille leiess, 'yetif Prodetessers, received' la this encitistUty the Maly Unetioss, which had flowed tin the forehead of !Trite: : . IW, airs, by greater misfortunes, bet which never Asa your Ikeyai seal, Paovilenete bas conducted you in a manner sirs Seri mervolkikt Ws t h e loot •of the slate' altar where Caries VIT.' &gal& Mak lone etelie of thk itiosious Crown, the splendour or 'Alai eall belilomsed bp year varied. • • lLP=lltr . participates , Width alone thro n es,coesoli a data patesie nt c±. asse wbilliPtaeictibM . emseitved of it, at the same time that it i PP with k ki fetkilegtke mesiaideet wishes ter the happisess of year Illojeatwirldels is laseparabk from the puldiefelicity, which. Maki' Sire, the smelt pledge in your wisdom, Tour goodness, and ys noble &anew," . Tbe Viiik answered— - I " Illtittlile wobble so interesting to religion and the me., narchl, 4 l am happy to eel myself serroundel by the' Itepreeken. lives of all the Sovereigns et Ramp.; I am very bakibk •is 0 that ratio., jots 1414 to me, in the name of the DiOotnatic 4.11 pi 1 have the firm confidence thtt this august cerenseel will promote, resets the happiness of my people, - and I kill snail sly efforts ti maintain the peace and harmony eild sv present anbeist be. t woes all the Towers.. I hope that. Gos le bless my lants:-we ei kstii. can do tiosbjng witiieet him. Gentlemen , - beg you to snake knows to your . Masters the eendntettti by which' I am animated, and rar gratitude for the' part they take in my Coronation." At the Lreaking up .of the Diplomatic Meeting, M. De LaliVe delivered in the King's name the Coronation Medal to t ille Foreign Ambassadors and Minis:et s. —L— _ • ~~ BRITISH SHIPPING AND COMMERC. We do not know that a more interesting document has been presented to the nation than the Parliamentary Return of ships, tonnage, Arid Men, native. and foreign.. ; uhich halite entered the Ports of the United Kingdom during the years 102, .18.28, and . 1824,. reimtisclb. -distinguishing Prit;ish.ll4pi. from foreign, w ith the stones of tfle'kingdOeos to which the latter Wong. . . There are vat sous uspeets under which this paper mei] he rekarded, ana all'of them more or lesi important to, -a just eiletilarion'ot the progress Of .our national colp- IrterCe. 1t 'appears peon the whole. that a gre . ater number tit — native Seamen were employed in the Jear 182'9 thin in either . of the adjacent years . I Mt, . • • • 94976 seamen lin; • • • 112,244 ' 3114, . . . 101,700 Hence it 'appears. , that the number of our native seamen has ineremedby I(4w, or full one-tenth above what they amounted to in 1822, although, as compared with • Hos, that teems to have been a diminution of ' betweral.ooo and 4,000. o.i the other hand; the foreign seen:en engaged in carrying on the tr4kle t:f Great B: itain have increased from 28,000 to 42,CV0; there being an excess or full one-half composed with ileir somber is i 822. It will. therefore, -be eriden!, that ship,:iug'interest of this. country has seine.] in tome deAree aim Parliament rel4xid 'the Jastiaf fectiotaiie ustercourle withfireigm natiaohtfieselatter natioethave gained considerably more; but there leo° reason for repining at the system. recently st.lopted. The general tsade of the empire ha :, increased. and a par Oil Idinissioa of- foreign merchantmen is the price we have paid for that great national good. Again: these eccouats offer us an opportunity of in fornsation upon a curious, aad-highlyiewspunt.topic , — namely, the degree . in which cock foreign §cate ha% benefored by the new code, ar infrared : gni* it. When we abstain!' the condition of cflir trade with different munttilts, for instance, we - find that Norsfaii mark, Stied's, and P russia, arothedriagdonts which exhibit the mest , striking progress in Ike amount of ships and men which they contribute : to the general, perpoins of our international 'commerce 'while other, monaural whOm it 'Would' be less desbable to kblifer a large proportion of that species of advantage, have experiesad rather.a falling off di* s - in iisproroveni in their respective share. of it. _Norway as tecreas44 from less than 3,000 4aento mere than 6,000; Pro*, horn IA& .t• CPA t_.Dasiasalk, him 20 0 to 1,400. Butitratice, - fivassi - 7,096 tine3b the yetz . lB2l, his not Teethed hither in • 1896 than 'US? men; end the United States sa.their trade with Ragland, froui up. wards of 6.000 kinfoo,. ham, declked to 5,400. The trade betoteen tbpt ltepsblic sad Ireland, has brought as increased.: abest 400 sailors into. piny, frem, we presume, the mere extensive seem; - but alibanghi they maybe put Aown as foreigners, we should oat' be ; surprised to learn that they were actually British sini- 4 - sea, ilite.do , not know bow the fact lasi be, but as the fosi e t teenage has increased in eves a larger Iwo-. ragmen than the seamen, it cannot be collected from these s *at. any foreign Males • areiteiployed (a the naviipasionsOf :Bsisisk aneeehestaneo. . Upon the whole, we are inelinod to - oomider the document, SOW vo ted to Ili of It y MON. .' 4 1 -' . ' ..1 AOODIST At TIMM $llllllllll TKIATIOrw..-Tilit even ing, Inc act of Jock*. a serious accident befelMonsySamos, whith has deprived him of Pisyn the ett.,. Oplais for some time. He was leaping from au brasteb of a Vet to another, when he sect dentaily.kili nod it is wappmed broke his leg. Mons. •Stmon , ems aosiveyed boucle senseless state. framm.r-A fele days no, a young wan of respect able =flea went Into me ihtliof M . BI /CHAMP, *to it Watch-tool warehouse in Grafton-street, Salmi:nod beaded Mr. BIALICIIAMP a letter, contain- . ing aatoi.ama. purporting mite written and signed by- Mr. Fairsimis, a watch-maker, No. 805, in the Strand, request*" that Mr. BEAMIAIIP would send by the tearsestieVads watch-tools; .named in the letter, to the .aluaff th'lles.' and pay himself-out Of the enclosed 51. *Mr:StAtICHASIP, knowing that there had been tesicTh tinge 51 the . ~.:- .. _ Oh A very consideribleitimber ".egpeirsias tittrairaf oink tw day. two the *est Issfintoke Id* Olesseolise• jettpi•et4 in the case Dr. Abernethy aid The Zinsest. His lisedsbip. bow.. ever. did not preside, bluffs/t atleta tits Privy' Omen • oi, Recorder's Report., . • • . - 4111/Ofte Tn. 1/1011•Cl4AtteELLOR. ' mit istussaina or • His lismoss took his ~at oi the Bei& 'at ball pest tom et:locks sad the Registrar called is the followhig causes :—.hardier v. Rowe; earthier i. Marsh ;. ezimis Sparrow . es-parte Mirk ; said the Bishop of Leaden v. Loyd. The temeetiev Omani sad Solicitors were not la atteidatice, and Mu . Il.aolle ortlitist Arno all to bi snick out Grille list .to it partial 'Moult act glee their atteadatico. the Mt 11s hoar thiainion• 0 " 0 "!rr"P"'"wi'. • ..c r • cEREMONY OF LAYING .TIIO FIRST .diptil. OP LONDON .1321D011. , - • • The preparations for this ceremony are just concluded, and it will be perhaps one of the most imposing eihi bidets: with which the Citizen's of London have been gratified for many years. The 'arrangements which it' was intended to make, had his Majesty found it came— hien', or consistent uith,his health, to presi-feispon the occasion. have, it is said, been fully aJopted, as the ComMittee were detirmined to do honour to an aim': sion dn'irhfcli the Sovereign presence was soficited, and upon whiCh the Chief Magistrate is to act. the principal part. • The -procession is to bet off from Guildhall ot - twn o'clock to-morrow, and it is to- be.. rated: by. the at. tendance of many noble visitors. aod otbers (gip. rank and affluence.. It will, We understand , • be-o . •• •- A Dislike of elligniy. • • • • . . Cemitileas • • Basil of Midi • .: Marshilliiiiialp Marshal; Water OAK and hit beittyit. • Barge USISAILL . . •lratermstt. bearbig Cobitin. Remainder of Citta W4toisra. • Brldgemaster And Clerk of the Behigorhime. - Commute. • Model of she Midge. • ... Easies_lP hlemhen of dm aminitese. Visitors and Heathers ottlui Citemlise glebe Royal Society. . High Bailiff of,tbs Under Borough of Sostlivatk. Simi& Clerk of thi s Pesch of the City of Loudon. The City Solicitor. The Remembrance:. • • • . The Secondaries. • • The Comptrplierof the Manlier. Ths CommoUllmiders. • • The Judges of tkr a Colon. The Town Clar/ss . • , . c, . The Cosempos,Sinjoain Tbe'dietiolimlsh • • • • •‘ 1 Attze s t i egeleepaph(eleltors).. - • . al Society. .- Ilits abed's. -,~ •f ~ : • • • The.4l4srana below the Milt. • The tinnier: • • • .• the Minim 'dative read the Mir: • Visitors (Ittivy_Celeleellen). • The Speaker of tin awn d Cr.milme 7 • •- • Mann (iliere rag -; . • . Col* , °afore • • •• . *ashen of the anali ' • Wage, Chimes. -aid 'hair& _ ;' . - ,gll ll ll 0414 •0 21 4:'.-It• ; : • Blenheim's. . =TM loord lifteees liernato. i:••• - ' • A. . ; ' The.cles-lifetthel. • ?he 4ga' Unit% itoesdiskt. • • 'The Lerd•lbrenie Ye Sate Can& • • • 2 1 1 04 101 1/ 0 11 .01• 1 11 4 . 11 7... disiont w ir er, This. Precook*, which wdl be job*. by ahem fifty : 'Cattier% will ISM op Corabilland doiva Grate -Aiwa verist to Lend* Brill er whereti large opening has been made in. thefildostrides, and a light of steps foiled; by -whithibiteompoty two •dcecond into the coffer don. The cofferdam contains four floors, round which *slats have been erected (or the multitudes who _are to witting tbk-ceremetty.' 'The loin* floor,' that trait' level with which thi first atom is Mlle laid, wane.' commodite 500 opeetinoti; themezt will bold 400 ; the third 400; and the fourth 100. , la this number those who form the procosion,m die accessary supporters of dignity cdthe.city, are not included: It has:been the practice, upon the, performance of the ceremony of laying a first moue,* erect seats . of such glintsy materiala as are likely ter give Way, upon receiving ;wooer custoeseil weight. - The Cenunittee have.most leafy *cored themselves from any charge of this notate; the seats are as Goo as if they were int e nded to form part- of the Automat, .and die difkent passeges through which the proolisios 'will move' !pro Mt equal Mgr Sq. • • The whole of the arrangements, in fact, defy acci dents from within ; -and sfor the purpose of prevent-, ing accidents from without, the dal is to be sur-,, founded by the workmen, to every - tea of whom there is -to be a Arming -offseer,* with orders to 'keep . of all boats. The co ff er dam, which is . aiisety- fire feet 4 length and shiny-sir in breadth, is erectly forty' feet below when visited , : • - critic irieh through the - 'sons labours 'drake, . . ._ . .. , ... - .1 . ,..,..r1ifE PALMERSTON . StKAM. pAciEt 7 • i. .........._ • . . 14.. 4 . • . , ~,, , BRISTOL. JUNg la. - ..%-..1114.4 Pahniesion steam packet_ ran agrtaintlVlt3tet=! dap thprnir a t i :doint three o'clock, as the iambi close undeiribe *peat, 4tpeeniti;leinis and litererhoi; all tbe*retir-andlawtikers, vrithipan of theirliatigagi, wet! *via': aad - its_ hop ed, tied 'tee stein boot -wi ll be on Rev , J. ' Johaniitskin, her re pMrea On beird to assist its extinguishing it *bat on °mai - the hatcheic the flames burst forth with such as terteurter all their exertions unavailivote The te critAplkely enveloped in flames, anal 1111 • orsitiaii her at, an end, Captain Johannes: , sea _gave erdirit for thittew to - save all the materielsist theft power, and rushed into the cabin himself to save ' Ms papers, but was fever seen afterwardr.- It it supposed be perished bran etplOsion of gunpowder which tero at the prompt lie entered the cabin. A streag ebis tide running at the time, fears were entertained of Mr partibt him her cables , end dating Oa . boned some of the ' ether vessels lying fat 'Widows the Hi*. ft was therekifirdetermined ,to tow her ishoroihet this cool*: be effected, she- parted . from bit Ladd :Oppositely set fire to the Zorgvuldigkoid; klestriette, Bcflr, Henriettee_Willemse, and Betsy, WPAggia. V dam . The Aral fi rma were o nly i mp, saved by c ttioro.way their spars rind rigging -the litter eas spite of the exertions of 4\ • • . driers:W. - - rapidly over the riggiou and In a few minutes comumnlcats4 to the hull, which masted all further, effort uselere . k.and in order to pre terit a like campy's* mins oigusioned lit atidrift ing of the William thirrost, holes were boiid snider able mark, and got was sunk $: ber cnolopre.: ..11me 1 Maria Arita, which slipped her cables enter drat spy. patriot* of dente was carried Siti the Ise-aboist by tie ebb tide, ,where she lies aground. The - fire was not finally got under till five o'clock in the utoruinig. Bvery possible assistance was modeled by the Often and crew of the Mehnir ' Dutch brig of war, • Which was 44 in the river it the time, at well as the Civil aid Afilitary Authorities. • Marshal Mechosemi; Duke of . Tarentnm, scions. . palsied by -Sir Tnozial Tirawairry, Appeared last night in. the House of Lords, on the. steps of the Throne,-and attracted meek attention. He is a ratbeakslint, middle sised man, with round, qnift, and but little expressive eosatenence, and does riot seem more than fifty years obi. He was side_ ply in black, without any or- dem Viscount 'faz.vioat and Lnrd IhatIOORD went *wit to bim; Ind convened with him for a considerable *lie. Lord Nitomrr also joined him from the Commons. • - The kestneymenehipiesaders by. the Thames side, 1 , tenpek e .set for an advencelfwases, but that they soy ',if be compelled in slimmer to work lodger than from six o'clock in the morning till six in the evening. The apprentices, who are. allowed half their earnings, after the first year, baring been Accustomed to .work with the journeymen from six till. seven; have recently demurred to week beyond the time fixed by the jeer =tad several of tlssin have been taken before Kagiatrates for disobedience. As frisk rem, including the usual quantity of broken beads and brutal d oderas, took place, on Saturday evening, .in Great Windtnithetteet, St. James's ; .which ended In the arrest of several of the riogleadei s, after dui neighbearbood bad been kept in the greatest alarm for several hems. • - ROMAN GOLD C omer -. A few, dayssinen, as a farmer wa pl o ughing a field a, little distanse.from Exeter, be tsixsed .op a beautiful gold coin of Dominnw. the Roman Emperor, in the highest state of preservation. The inscriptions on the legea are as f o ll ows , f a. _ Wieurse,-Cmit Atio. F. M11111*." Cos. 111. with laurel bead..—Rovere, Palmeri Jurvarrrev, with an as. gent fall , lends tynale Ilium This carious and 'moot coin, Irtillatog its .gtilios, is now in the pos. genii= of Mr. eitaznyWookinti. of Exeter. • Al *do►„t izrerst li tweelity with di Washy 1 . die Wady phissaideng la the ft D u ll in' then teiewasesia that= . hem 'treg.1644114 Ae LW pile :newateset ellhein reside,' . teteend b tide iiirireeha ••-• . • Tlelfellvf,' the Tenektity, ender tin • ''- eimenatal elf If e : 6l 7ll 4 4 . lleirt.irire Inflated &Ohs et Ceasing, at 141.1 i W • • iiat , lietediniete if the 111th Ileskaida, being teliewrdis the Otenty of Lim ti/ the ilia, sink{ nil )(Midi heeilSrathettek earritem: • - • ; 614 tha lia =i Itiose , fellows :—Ple Nitta Anawiair mi t ioade. dies %tliaMimp-• alai 61110. - bra liguieslit] Wes; • . Analse . Sew's; Asheetaa. LW= Aumaaina. • tre Z a . if erbli Drowthnii.Cateed • roman ia Liniefekendria: • • The diewisents it the Sit Appel Y 1t vii' • - 114ary=tv el eidered heelliaptiare ~ieg•. replete tit itantenateiti et the tit Yemeni Brevet Mier >llsitriK et the ilith 74141, blimp's's& Ablimlie. ,Cainpai illejer-Cleiltel Jean Illeasar, ea the beg . Three Ceenipenies et the lid .11ettelien et the let : e as et Feet earl% under theilitalmat et Grind helm ' remi& all the eselialeis sea 6151.41 y, is Saterlay leaniiib4 in Liiserielk. • Tbdr steely eserhiet it one apprelmeina. •• • The Pon e ameba iloothialig Olken of the ltoeseldeig Dspartenat is the ifs bier inks it Irelawl i—Lienteeaat Jaantes. Feat. at t7eeE i 'Llaitesait !lawmen. Rills side; at Limerick! Coatan, Seth Foot, at Clowns!; Casaba IhinierrOtedt - at Swig ; Copular litaintona, Itch Cose. at . . Sk IV=Vatna iiet the 114 Deign" . Gnarls. era/tend . , is Liaterieiti led Illajers.oentiel St unC. Owe, awls& Lancers. • •A Omen' •Onlet, et the nth Hay law; treat the Ilearalable Baird el 9wineace. hat bola &waisted to the difereet flitesek Maass ha peohibideg. die sale of lissom grecertes,' et shopieeds4any 4neriptlea. within the priciest' of nay darrish, tfa..*7-14 11 -caudeduled odor it grainier. except it: the reeler hakahrNtili.4.be Wrier *bids 14 eabfeetti a been' tent. Bet it Is by the weer et the Ciasteen Wm; that creep** ia -i the=il 9 l - be she best `set doe; ewe at the air' end ‘ terninnebleitadkat pikes ; 1114 flaw Airi this is nippier witle o 4 . y bream a =we it asiassit isigsley' by the eseinandier loe onifen -of the Me ' w •aemi racily are wit*, et geadderiitia ew deism ilai,ei well es the inures of chi tentateSteefir Ow Ike ober- '• Se= . • • •• , . SPORTING. I NTEL L IGENCE. • ;0 • BETTING-800X I'AVTIRSALLII, JUNIt I S. rat. EMIR belitftft.. the . tests Wee . tiff lianas .. • whisatthaisiii taints green* s'4l4t uit . Idhatles tlaier.— - 1 1. 111 .64 Sides sane uN aid a leis eappilleate wen node, bet Wha li a thellehl, and between hones; Tha way nieeethl alwratiso is is Tdoesio foe the Is. laps, who, dike whales as Leib; Won be& frosa . llll . le,l te 1,000 to IC *tan as niete.i . stle esta. • • *. as -a es th• tilt • ♦ . s iti 17 a; ale .10:104e• *IF seees 1 art Geoltawlt • eke the lake NO* the en* to a ego Lent /Astir% L . • (rhea) OS LON& se 1 eget lieseemie . 1 le 1 apt laslosadst AI hi 1 sot Ahhwhaa "111 ei 1 apt Cleveinail 211 to 1 apt Mom 110 te 1 ayst Dauntless 11 ;., ~. . s• , • 4~ • . • • .• •• 00 to 1 opt 116 . 0 i 41 Leslie** 150,12.1 1010 a SO ofipt 1000 to 10 apt Omit Peen • 11 MI 10 the Add pia* ItOto tom) bilks , • • : , • THZ net& emnpann sad hot Darn will libt rorlog- Ogg" . _ and en Berm Seery Cougar and Dildieb,gonwilly WHO No. Jely & Zees bectlep.usoall dolman sear Fon orelb. be ai wed. %sae and °grant s44:4"aini:dift2 * Mile • im . •• run plan% aM snit 4M Miser feel" ,I . . ad iirovere.aloo,49ll I& Ti. The Swam sbe balleate• ai &, ' - • • : - _ AS% 3,dg le. limekiln*** 010.1. - f ttle:l l =6We lail %* ' ‘ o6 soda& 01 iihne chides pet beenterMen noni Swipes MA bin. alyeaetnis. 8 114 Cows vait Word. s_,i heumerly she Wabupen Yes* le Winning ble deboto Ws sod- sebiellet vlOn'Worar Waft allswe galiast. bet onciss fid tow% I d* kai Wird. Dos le tin premien eepbow d Dre Panorbo label murk Vetted liliuk•ms in% who new transtbre all Ide pugilistic deign sebiandialte, vibe motif bottle Lion •Ll➢spar,ain Direr &Mt assWerml she kr Illalytwas--bet wastirlesAeteated hy 'p i% the redoubtable Das .14 1 - Saidwia. 'booth um= - I .lan Ward, wbere Ise was evennacebed, and by /kale, et IMO Wl* eralayetripleced In Was as eke were able yee& e atnegiel, nod Inureelog. Mance, lately displayed wi th the own vremoule umuct with arrng at the Fives amt. Tbe,kasant streestb '—'ar thaw by Canon In ble two Armin hob bedew lbws bib high to the Meg last. AS _Jain Ward, dm* be lon at bite* Is lenti Hadren, le adoonrMied to be tie mast aleedia eta tite nwwwww. Ti. teems' baseles Cameo; wed Weed tea be the anstlnarneleg to 3tbe !de world, if meadow, see be placed le sow et the awe, et which ii tbe ether *ere is se isebt, in allordleg as lagene et esnannumate nisei brig append no se. . . intim smog& leingele toe bit bomb panday at the Pine Own. Dube site tiers grammtbleg et arrebrye—Chmemen challenged _Wert Country Desk to Ogle Ida thls day, alter the beak Wanes Dens and Santrees, and In *be sane dog, ter a purse, sr, V 'bet earner • be got, is bee. We bear know* or tine garners, that Men was same maidelos at a wen bibs Weeded between Jean Memo and Ilingesa, tad that Is was settled lbsersen shield nee. PIGEON M ATCII POD NO so am ess. , . • • ••• • be dFNie over tide Tbere were about ` tdo trot>!i onbard,sad 50 passengers i into illoor were the. Rev. pc.Cfassismna, his wife, *id . 14111ffi the Re!. jilaya, lifilablr i l4l44olo l / 4 ~ • • ridralt.W + SOI B AY ,Ottik v• !:, , • . . , • . The litiriste . asit* .of di!' isut..l4oll, Wes** of the total don of two vessili 4by 6,,1r - bile at anchor in Mincer/ the tow's* aE . .Para- ; =tribe. early la the atoning d the leh. It' appears. that *few minutes after midaight. the alarm of fate was :giiren 6d beard the Williams the First. Captain Joheanl . thin, and the ewes of the vessels l ying neir. ... a watth:josker,' named PITMAN, r e siding at out tilde in elneB7iihd,.thought he Was there still, and •had not the lanc;:inepeei I n of anything wrong, but immedio poly *iettip; n a parcel, the tools named in thet lleteee,' ati . gisire them, with the be t ance in change. ou of the ate, to the young man. The note was drawn i s on a' . tit' , Devon Bank, and turned out to be a for ' ' ' lin - such person as Pirstaa, resided in the gerl lF &rod nor is there a No. SO5, in that place. The . reach Papers mistake the death of a Lady aisosA*4 fee that Uf the Author of • Italy; the • Life Of &hater Bog 44. Should those Members of the Hely Maser, wbo -*wok ilptiprotenee of the latter in thole Stites dangerous, athlto thio Joni blunder. they will ' day Idea of ow of their aauses 'Mars bai ii s_ rvisielog, however. vdl bed abort dew for Ski Loy Warps Ives, sad her pea Is ad Idle. Al Lt. • f , -i.,.: • • • ?,.'Alt • . • _ - r. • • .. . , . -'••- . • • . ..., , , - - • - , - • ~. _ , . . ... • , - • . ~• • • . , . • - - --. • .. - . 1 . -. • - • • • • . • .. : ',,..• , . • t . • , . •. , - • , - • . • - • • . , ~ - - • . •• . .:. • • e . . • - . . , . • _ , . . . , • • •.. • . . - • . - ..: _ :- • - • .-: - . _ . _ .. •-• ' t ;'. -1 ' 14 ; : . keliiiiiiit ; AS . Sitg§? ;;. ',"V ' l .' 4 . 4 ' , :r, -- -- , J #44: -• , - . :.. -,. -. ila 7 .4RAft" : • . - r. 7 ..- '• ; . • ..... ;;; .4• ; • • •. - • -• • • ~,.- • • •• ‘ ~:r ',..". 1 ...;,**! -A..1 v ifi s :, 0 . 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Widiesdat •---;. 10;'ai iii;etTisitii _.• •. • • TP : , at And! camengigt • ionise w Wesdestertia A deviate's( et the Soma GeeTs aloe 4_ , .City et Cdoetterter t .tomo dm: . 'i '• -ee Ali sat* dims' - ' fai• .• a.: . . • .anti Ciiimsass.::ine kiwi te illusioik. who proteed taw& the iddie•plite. •- • IRIOR Ciitcurro._ , . ..,... .-. „„., -. \ • ' i . Ike far andleai` .• • . • t Weems& deuebeink el' dot rite Li& propos ( Lateen ), 1 '•• ..."....; • . t• Leereererbe Chief Id Eke eat lii% Ude , 34 -- , Poinisolis, hos 1,... Wiwi L 11..-10 iiirismi .the Vibe* , di WE* adiselmad of West ileainseitt p Inardied .yeiteidey instidos - • • • Revs Cateele-rbeni Neriver and the Chief lanes: •- • 'mu % pa lms *a m sh irta ../ Ampes kit .;$ dayaf, die poet. kali DiataT4 HU. ilirsised *dm berraelbrio the Bawd's PIA. . •••• .... Oestrattenv•••-Baree Smith and and Vaud**. , ' 6040 1gbild etwet rialeeTt feeds Jaladeit la . fiAllY94 - .Dilke 6bilm• riiii“ add ewe** . , „ • . Ns. . , Potteir-Son—BireOSlTieilatid add Mr. Judie Jebla. • o r T oi e lk. * en th e D ews , f aa . cid a5 ...4.44 - 16. . A •d r * ~ T a ssoday ossoksk li s mamas( dorms e 4i s . csi s hns 4 b ets .. . . _ . Voorstairarr—bir. Janke Were and Jeidge Bortee, •- - t r T et ,~ b i g .ti t a r gia, Ceiestel... . . . • 141 al.' slia — 'US PenD;faiche,_r gat, _ _.,PAIr fiii , tifik Twii".• .. . •••• , - s issilis.-111,4 N.K—No Orrirold ',jiffs's: .. • • ;named IM: tee Mee, iardi mis e n trieW Malt 2 • - COURT OF CHANCERY -THIS DAT. ..' ' 1 .'' iiii;......... - ----. ~ - '. * lield•daT bi Elide Pot t Wade lilt • i WSW, ir* A - Irerf ceedderibirreimber "ofiedsiordittttitded" the Cadet ties • • :_ls_ ..._ .21_ _1...L„-... • • • 4,,4_, • -- _ ....6.0.0.:...aii Ale rhiliii• L.L.Le.A cWs 1 . ' fairreo r.......... • --. . A alength -and thittrsix in brute 11.- is wetly rosy wows os vi.. .....--- .. ---, _ ___ set below high water :it tots; yOltidar, when we At the fair of Inig's Court, C ounty ' of C avan, last Pam Dew.—The above seetelt, se son MA en% Woos risked it, completely cleared inst ; not 1-drogi if water Weak a riot occurred in which several of the pollee Lord Iwo* moll detain Ross, ambit Kama Amwessib mid . was to -be seen; and preparations- were main for were blocked , down., when Serjeant Sauttos Ind in: eibis e rs i bit : i t b 4 7 l464 la d hr=r l :46. l. ar: covering the seats .and the flooriag of the arose with knows defence. and. killed a map named PLusterx. ita them Tadowt , p asenes . There i e a s ommeot :rimson cloth. Colours are to be brow hoot Wool- ' l'heallof and &portion of the side _walls of the old eke errs yen '(et Vey bleiteeal) 3••••• • ' •••' • 'rich Dock- and to forni caeopipi ani draperies all introwgstriet, Dublin, fell down on Thursday . . .. Rid ,1111011 . through the building, which wilLso- faithfully exhibit iiisht bit. • A party . of the police, who bid been in . Mr` Agrovramo ° 4ll4 nft" ' - • 411 I d " 116.111.4 • t• * the magnitude of the whole ..nadertakiage The per-. throbgh the interior of • thabaildhig. were . •••••• •• 41 Celli Ins .1. IN t ..... sons employed in the operative part are not ordinary drawn solf a few' mantes before, and, fortunately, no • as \ II . labourer! :. they are, Messrs. Henfrey, Seinsfield, Shit. is ssflell tQloFlisaLs . . . ~ sikijonty to Nowa. A end A. . . xis. Row was wry atietwls oda Ye Mak seeseel beim . drake, Walker, Brooklebank, and Hanoi. all es- RAISINS Does Anti . Casa.—This well-tnownign- . t ta sod acres tae a ban& mr . Ame n.* lo wa perienced masters, and acknowledged to be men of retire shOwir has ban half turned into a reality . The ;V a . „,„ of h i. *p.m .... - IS &Mat* *4O 1 and considerabletalent. Mr. Rennie is erecting . this bridge Beige:teffroillitis paper) tells us itills* . doss fell from a w e e s limn. At:windage& noon the model which his late father eeugned; and thi sky in the Midst of a procession at the town of • onommoleime , . the medals which are to be exhibited, have uponune Dartnecadt. The. protessionists. -1 - suppodag the cats - side the bead of the able designer.DISTURIBANCI AT InKSI3IIIIIIIIII 11100411 • • . - would r il y 441 0"N"d is Poned• erYlar-- 11 erireau *beet twoltawdiell koweeyesso earpereare west pier* Is a The application for, tickets exceeds all precedent. It was arsvaills found-that the. unhappy dons had Will to Dackb.l_ llo thstr wasts ia "rhe, t. Illi l a s e bissed t a l l Willia. two , ~_ , . .1 The number capable of being accommodated has to been seat nen an ex intentidhalloon by a naturalist, errt.l." th r etbsworreekii km ;;F ie Mew th e e lidlrk . been issued. The expense attending this very magnik siteenleatries•fiern st. k was tosod - assesserf to eel est the willowy. OM et the rah*: • cent display will, it is said. exceed 11000 L This Lad :On - the Await of . Blohop L—, Dr. ginfa• 'rhea tab asekires takes to Qeseerefeete aka, bet es e pr on ik e wot . . Mayor has resolved that his hospitaliy shall bear com- Bishop of Doblio; who ti p toed to be muds Primate. to earl essito,_he wee 4htheegetl._ _llde_eserdeg i . .s a rjo b wr g o rn, . . parison with die most liberal efforts of she Corporation; was passed over as being too old to be removed. The ably. ' .ligr i ' . m iastary i t ' orlo : l 7 lll4 l . l . 4 7 l , rerdy.:l: exults fpgar....:„ to render the aeronomy worthy of , the city of London, acal9o rfijalid folk* refusal was as mc"ifris'lrsal the Sums - or Tau ' J0111111M111.14 listroiciAieim I n. ,11 . in this time of its glowing prosperity, and has invited refusal null. When the "new rfiTalet Dr. 77 1 ; bogy a jusearmen Brig:byers twat roam , to . t ,0u 7. , i . upwards of five hundred of the to.npany to feast with taisid *be hint lie *received him sitting. saylug, vat the , __,__ ___, _______. _ . _ emir ivik. ~. , it .. iiim at the Mansion-hoes*. His Royal Highness the a signifient •smilyss My • Lewd, 1 .am certain you: the rhh,41";;;W:71=11:•4116 WI ~ . die j, :fb as j oin s Duke of York is 18 be one of his L Jrdship's guests. Grate will pardon me, as. you know /go Weld to rue. we determined not to yield. • . . . 4r. -- . • .. . ..isie • .t . • -p..-- • . • '. - . , v