Star. — London, England, 1830-07-08 00:00:00

v I 1 1 ra to cL A mArteolf re WitLIAM 11. et GRAVESEND. SPIRIT.OP 44ite ;MORN'S= la the aka st solisseP. • Where due b eager beet die ' rmiur Mt CI iI u iIa GESICIL .? ..-.....111.-- day overawe damps from their Ebonies, the ballot .4 . ..„ --olem-- .. Trirts.-A majodi gl ig lid, "Wined by Meta. la the seelowhat the enelv'enlY the die_dr iel iti" I Ili. pat nil.* gwiclac ' emitteite l- " a 4 a r l d r ow ill i r = oba alleatenelriell awe o ; i rt. ha r a ra M e nd er the terra rw*bnW r a g e vat rods ri: • 2t . : A jn _Oravemead tie and very . i.,. I of rooky MOM of lami c lhen we he d eeleedatell e l len zaotr bath bemuse ie hoe t ee r a t n ee tic ind llrs e ac = h i ZZ .. antmg e- Tin•egena the Mei est im as } arils eel et his it %ids raV 111" lows their ellatap t and meet,. so dubs, powftally slam sheep. s a p lu g aro asIMI Now very popu posaidorpezesatioss, for owl „„ ed a m „ he ea t h e w i m p* eng eg i ng pespistop ea tnaetth eas than e a m t iouwaadshey led ' froltillISINFOO *di' ontelpel, er did they illeiP el) • di. filimm The sod to eir the town were dead au In all Ode." t h e gam ' a gg i i i miy. m id Mow Noe& losasolio not deny the maim fleeter, oath as dare we deny done their son gratitylligeradetw 04 homer asse s when their seedy seises. Savage, Conamiam et the Raid . • _...1.- new hang h i met_ have contaboted to tide rend& lete ate." . We hews se maw men to envy the eerie to which we are by la erio sedhedme. twee Miellitigeek tic Odom imire law MOW atrium, oar kladk a asat die_ culla bed of that 7.,;;;.„..r. • „--;-- th ,.. iiff .„„,„,,,,,,... 5a . . 1 asii , mc , dirib i .- Bar seas up the indomminnee ret• limbo* at a pease an draws es 11 peep our a era med IF el al end Slithery Olken in their I i * the am e m aph i ti e n, n o t Indeed gMe ' hi e he the deolaism.thet a theing* messily Osseo sub ' . *d "hot wet Plod mot 'PM what wow rei r ieNte moadaY a wry chordal orrieroote. the Id hs, . King's death. but et pewiiilOyel the King's death. Our sae dedo hoodindadoebiles them to &as mid th e s e nne ft i rin • S b at new geed sea bah ins' maw barn th e wed per- The tom the md c :r e f ts cierna :-. beck us the aid spa. The hear at add' dw medial per. High (if mai hike. °emir° rue. th = ll : h i r eseeroa ) ' and a that ef thaw . e ir ithillith t hm „ir.• i 1 . i t s leisdkßib ve pos i m i r ' "d n a ' : ,Ileardier wa y" esautoose. vas . a hale belies the freaks, is ale more _ . Pear Petty eatables. a . I appeal the peope=o; ash . MOM' dereleabg the ayrfeewsr al_ tbapdas. the hy - ? Geffidemen at hesonse. S abreast. II at time theeplitea ilistaintina et At Racy Bill na he k new and indepoodease, L e , but were allonenee Wad le change an - opinion, hone , WI! , l'.: t, • lIIMMENIMINNIMEN!! . theibilisa.. whisk suessin • the SesereeW efskilllehm the w Two Consteles. ! the ,in.. ales of deo &Weald.' with which we saw it was ess. FOREIGN INTELLIOSAVE. b 4111 470=Trra~aa ..; f . . 1 The Pam Boys, Saila, with wands. I .• -_,... ma .„-- The Drldp UMW. . bawd eves by those who adopted our general view, aid • • ursiidut____ a _r IN lauatarat. _., . „ wadi }lint the conclusion it the " a i ms hi,, NW 110174111 WALZII...-We °Spy. die fellawieg eeemist al __ . Six Petah two show. ,- Tend th e duration tit an aspiring Parliament. There lailociaff lomat ellhoolto Dental perlMis the ;astute ef thln cehmi Mt helea g l alt aliy pariku te lwi eltber rimo oft y nit and riegsoleems iireffyi lmd we e s: him hi Ammer. Th tlialag ibms casers.Baltd• Flan in Anima sue pent it at and to w hi c h we a n not p a jama the ripefteep Geseek e f she II d Densdper bet r caws that the lightest a le kn i ler ei t rwee nude in the debate. Heaven " A bench ofdlaillstratms at the Felice O&M was ~.1 U r! ''•lp th eh that the " WWI link. Journal" weidd DO have &eject st Nees. Ti. MAYOR en Commandent of 1 mak the lived the King and of the Prlnotos Victoria. But *mt. Pled fir shoot. firer l a m 'Io hato saiptifig the chanteuse tif ' trained our attendee, bad it net b o o acc id ent ally i ssug h t b e f ore Gernm a nkme it horseback. Grand. ate thank OW just as Ilitely to die as the other, and if the death alma torah tarred es lag to the pansy if his gicelleosl When we lest Ma it in Wad, We wan met tettillitel eat it Tilbury . the foam, id mat. or mos " the „ whirr „ me i, eppre :Sithe Orternor. A num of witnesses were extunined. fa Id tawd u much sminemelat• it, in het. atilt hortnimhat Magistrates. arida of minority Dubow a p ei „ ey, t h e death if t h e latter , whose testimony it appeared that, immediately after Dino, lore mold be made available to ear tea t but in de we hav e ' Reorder. • should that a take place. world remove the possibility et that min: of pit- Jae.. es SitudatF, his Eraillency as standing -outside si =bly tineppellated; he the present mew of that jou rn al r; Milian sod Naval .ofikers, and Jams. 1 I i l l t . i us an unusual .apply of bath amussat sod useful a . The Town Clerk on horseback. 1 ch beist ier, t a he it on er t in r success .ii is, ion dseregme , according . :o m tl e l e n tiatt we ri e ff r pri a mos ah en inadea lturm . ril m h. tica sell y • , lt and ider ur das . latnicoki then shoccimirateadoeirbga. th w e idi atttn e ttal "L ef - . foranden.-The first paper gives a most intelftible deseripttee• . P Members of the Common CouniiL whisk i s meet lik e l y to die during t h e a ppp rear m ag s h or t umum a illatier mdea was drawn to some pas calling ow, " Yon --• • • •by a ? W+ of Algins-a plea which, tf ere mistake The °oedemas ?rattan. and Visitors of the Town. latence of Pa art-efts King or the rmalt Nino , N o & o b oo o t d o ..t o ro oD droL" Me. hesQuoid a t m et su pp ose d t he es mare a tieu , , soon obtain mere oldie males of all flora, and be redly The Pilots of the Honourable Correlation of the Trial-Ha. _ Doke of Kent.isdeed, left $ family of children behind him, anethetailwereeded h 4 MR "Ille dorsoged . hot on Withal and he saw Wei !akin' lamas, thus it hoe bets far ay centuries, The Happy Britons, with Trafalgar Pkg. ' . had been so „ owe hi case ef the dean of t h e eideets but am ph aro an Ti ede named ep lite a rh in ferried towards le nd pines w I . Wad, we may my, hes ever been. The awl paper .-" The Bend of Music. and ather Witt, th en it might have bees as well to lee to essidthe Gemmel 'Medi' the words "Feu are a 4-4 scoundrel. ' of dm Event. *lath s tetter a t i =horpoletia lOW Thelrelendly and other Societies of the Tows, with I' I is soooidiog tar the pow& avo w al ,: t h e mown is a ," in sae a manner es no doubt en his mind that they ' - ' low. 18 2 6 1" when Con and the Emperor l Colours. I mad to. hie Excellency. Mr. M.Quoid iminediatel weed insoles assumed the throne of Russia-has all the interest which . , Constables. Porters, tee. Re I , at heats. But where it is just as likely that see death ipay . horseman formed in front Of the Towahall ; dte rest ef the iho asoilairot dismity ite another occasion i t, h. g i a l at i ne may ges ipilr. Shelly b the collar, and as be struggled , celled 0 able narniere of " hon-befellth loolletl PO "din The rarer T V - • out ( or • w h o i mme di ate ly oasso g p. sa d, with t h e ma im. , net complete ; and, although the continnielon of ankles is in p- procession assembled in the Market-place. The Proclaimed's co st. pad itaimorforeum over a year short space. Of Mr. a h a g s/ d em e sp a i me a t , we s hall ball for t h e t er mi na ti on of minced at twelve o'clock, and was made at eerie diereat parts of mete, we me? say. in allusion to all the topics by which his aproana of severol__Frademen Presents conveyed hies In custody ID . nioa wee capable of being mewed. and to his manger et chhouse. While Mr. Shelly was struggling with the - • • with som e an xi et y as the politics it R usi n me NO i mp, the town. The Mayor entertained at dinner prinsipal peruses them, " Nolleas own tear 1. notion WS ereattie It wellhagalia= coat dew °Pe n t sad Mn. Neel Allen, ere at the lialieilare ht4thneil and any I*4ht hr be obtained tiellt " eve-wiinere el. who attended the errealen, ' . Beat ad happy a piece of oratory as ever resounded within II:K ao lin So Coins di" forth a large saving bees whisk ' te r elelimmU l tleellelemi "me here described. sane fill Or THE B E NMONDSEY GHOST. . was o f e l iw t. t b ro's. on asebject, though et not the first, 70t beneath the waistband 0 his arum Whoa if vele& Thee sat *mid idler Parma general laterens.—..."—. . Th e ih maino , w h en an y a m e edela the wateh.house, to which he was aceimpeakd by a number . getels *daft lo the whole soluble' Inn whin a man man For seine days past the Or Bermondsey. his been • 1 eery heroes had ohtidoodinrdireeee'tet of human h amster ... tr i us gearten, Mr. Hely gave the moans orders to march the psi - deetahl dine* sr I &elm aft* olds' knowledge . not to Penns the scene of mach commotion, to a repel; way generally t placed a slave near him, in the midst of his lories, as he when he drew from hie pockets a base ot dealing pis. wills ilidatago. circulated, the a ghat ain the et staling Its an the Capitol, who frequentlyto him t h e wor d s o Re. toli, loaded with ball, which he thaw with peat violence en From a long , cleselypinted eV . cle "On the Cooditiew of the n i g h t l y at t h e w i n d.", elf an us ha sh i ee d h am m d iet as = member thou art a man." repeated 'motion made by Mr. IL ground, and addressing Colonel Humana. who was present, edit goal* me lloPel Nee,. we slog Sha few MAP!. the hood. The by in which this assenseal visitor was Grant, and the discussions mt upon it, in whisk add " I tell 1 011 der as an *Semi that General Angel is a a f eentatim la which, we thlahs will row* me s s a our maim soh and believed by assay, to hays la toon, was a few as ego the it is attempted to make a prov is io n for the death et thred-el scoundrel. sir se he eild'3l‘laay." From the masa was to as 5.... residence et a clergyman, of very 'session habits. He lived a very I King of England before he has reached the summit of th e Caphood Mr. Cummings, at , whoselotel Mr. Shelly had lived some _ " When the system of hired shire. atoll Oa linilehed..htellato retired life, and for many years his death was may ever . to i , _ hef ,„ h e us been entwaed,...h„ something i n i t a t h e smoke time past, it apps im was constantly in the habit of saying from the t law-Porte , to be or nary me seen by his neighbours. On those that he 'Whited hint. . i kind :it isa melancholy and may be an useful memena. that he would " shoot that d-d rascal ;" and that on one oats- Fifth. AD. 1410, and the formation of a regular navy to be ma self to the public pm, he generally placed himself nage the win. the temPlated_ •h. will readily be mired that the mode iLlogiaing lows of the lest Sow, dreamed in a way water, and liguis.-Thn evenng the Beer Bill is to be committed in the elan, a fter Inahinil me ef similar circuitous he left Sydney for Boom of Lorda. Duos the pa ha of Lammed intends 10 move the Panama, when the Governor then resided . , armed with pistols, a• - for that navy was but liar eat frogs that is the always made a point of appearing wish a bap on his 1 circumstance w h ich excited Mr. Cu.nuning • suspicions of his le. Ittenhant . • service ; for NO* time, those who attended - a& Davi- bead and a I g oe i n hi s sheath. l a ionedestion cd a dare to Promo the eimityrtion ef th e be* e r n actions so much, that he felt it his duty immediately to make Col. . et the ship, and the mariners, were a totally distinct dens 'rigida be wee believed say tot b a n i =ren if te his be mad, the premises of the houses to be licensed under the new law. With. Do out such a true we do not hesitate to affirm that the Bill will go ania ntarew l iaiier 7 add ilai roosed n " trioithibeil•Garlere Gove rnor , evidence des the th osc ree t ' diem i timee ihe grai whe atiam en F erhi pi leaded io isho the ia l g bda g ooelmea de F ermlen tboe i t e " oidase the nta se l y : al ib t ose hough abom bs asset • y simes ed ata bis y me d =pesene widek et is iTity sese then a ferth is thew eld so one of the inset unjust and pernicious mea. _,..„ge Private wool be unwed in the (now abitadoned) an of • ' Maim sad Comemainier; s h ort d am awe . t h e hem has been A nt spa an d it sew a pp eals stares wide the milieltest zealot legislative improvement has in ma '" ' " Mr. Shelly offered no defence, further than stating. that the gret idiom 61. this malt woo Robert gent der • lab , that only a few days had been suffered to elapse bees the dal that Jain thatmeguiseed-Atnjust with respect to the vested interests of a low oombor of individuals, and yeinialoos as maids the mo.. he fd . t .a. hi l o a r na self ia in w j hich ured he by con the ct Oo .v v . erpor 'a refusal .. . to give him ale can ll7 4 , the n the oran t: e ad l Ltevraesan, by Sir John to a vessel he was restoved AWE hid ulling be his pave, ibis $ report t ea himself endued •; that be prevailed that kis ghost was sees la the very window he was ac. rile of the psipb. Both these positions are easily established ea g ran ' "'.... spent all his means of subsistence whilst awaiting the result et " Veterans yet alive can recollect that the manor a always um maimed to take his Nadia yes ids • dna This grounds fist neither have nor can be refuted. As to the in. fruitless applications ; and that his int/odes was as to take the life fer, to moo sod tack ship When delte ill' the gentenant's watches; repo r t agog ga m e d sail }seals who have lately justice of the measure, we have only to ascertain what the of Ex ce l y his ce but his own, which had beam a bona to sad their man" had the chair of Waybill the loih duet them merl e watched die lieue. =the dawf bus saw the Shot af the i law has, been under which the property of the licensed victual. hi .. Blen c h , him. The boned lir. Shell over to koed en t e te a roce to all were fimareall7 made from before the la, mad hem these Paseo% old clowns, in his window, enjoying Half as he was all las bee grown up to the present enormous amount of up. his Makateawhim . * and io his ova %di n t h i in the ant lama, weeethember ti tle in a pat mesa taken. i n t h e hu ss y d o i ng . w i t h hi e a mb ar " gee i ng m a n ge wards of daisy Wili We shall dad that that law, which has 1 ' 1 partial:a:himself la ISM. ad two sureties & SOK each, in de. It was setae dun before the writ ' midshipman caste into um; it stories ere in deadest about the ghosts which show, been is enielenee eves lin* the rei g n ef Edward YE ' ' imaged fault of entering tato which he win committed to gaol. Mr. Shelly iron io the lat' cleMi of vemelos which In the old builds with ho- however thin it Ism not plaj ....A lself the that the Cook-lass • the mat* at alehouses, by making it requisite that the ap p licant ~_ desired that his pistols might be restored to him Inn this the mosselY hiSh" 6 " 1 " 611 0 aloartm•deehes sod mood-lameme hod col Hasteinemenith time : fee isistenee. far • Been* should prove that the heals wee Wean. " IM "" Barth declined dohs', after the declaration he had ; made as to the ways as in the Pretest de, _es mid there • se some scrips oilme n is no rattling gilissu er Doisea l-1- h eed flue within tma Maas . ainominstiatlen of the public, and should also produce testimonials of character. This law which, though modified at various WINS, F ur l ** la which the y were Intended." rrom the quarterdeck to the Forecestle without demagog into the noun lung at the people ' s h ee d s is th ey p ees a i m s • Cr tee*. --,..-__ "Mot h ew otesomP . . is mem_ mcmeasYs Weeder ~lbw asp- doom mass& or cries of naiades' hard limn 'hid& the remained the same in pried*, woe the result of that wisdom which is taught by experience. 1U retail trade in beer had been placed ALO I E RS. mins Iliadic* of the watch, R aw having digs he a sorer to lessee building. Although sate of three Topa hove been played of , stadia, aad these ineseingers took the adore la the MOM b t h e 1 under no restrictions by the censmon law-the consequence was that The following Wee from ali correspondent . se Atm addle**. t h e m u m a t h e quenemliek sa d „dm t h em „ t h e k no w,. Y 8etm..168 1 e= s C . 1.4 .,"_ 111 hag bull 11 " 1 "" b Y.= alehouses multiplied to an extent that became a public nuisance, then, 'spied in the African expedition, will be found to can mod laetrile who base entered me thee they ham I I t the arises pepsin frees the titer wad not on l y t h e g a m a t h e l ye ...sweWoTit she the h one ab eam end the Legislature 'found it necessary, for the interests of society, ea Wads. detain t- filarial' to the ar :e i t asomaied abaft, and hake from their nada to hotline, and devise the means it remaining their growth Had-queters, Sidi-Fared& Jane 21, ISM loadierdes end to ors ••• 0•01140* t 7 all tegother wore called. • Midship Ma s' it was from this elms. mid thee of the i n a m ese a t g as u p tic (khasey, wstet, lam& putting within proper and ressouble limits. What meld be mere propet The remelts. both PhYsisal sod sued. of the lair id the 10111. „ et „ that d m . and reasonable than diet their number should be confined to those - that have lose Prodigious. rho Bees of Customise and Then have „swig ;m ut e -sort e r , they wan natu ral l y ille u Zi e e l lec T i n t r : he a r', m en „" the ~..t h°" ..._":„. ..L. willissl 4. _.__.l llo. _simmellaal, ....._.,_ .... 61 _,11111 mitle i. illase, :Item* were absolutely required for public accommodation, and that they retired to dirk respective rielencees eld have hose dadlewell by en l e d .i.,- ---'-' - dbtietbt L- .i...,' ...1 thrown --t.....t - --` - --- ''"'' '''' "*"`imr•••• 1" H ei r w"'"' ' 7 "'''' MI ''''' ''''''"li to s h ou ld b e k e pt by p eewe e goo d c h aracter ? E v ery b o dy kno ws that the tribes who have participated in the action ; it will be a I& but mss' too ne ione """ folote thoo w. "" of . " .. ' r ''"" liet IF°ll ''`''''''''' sw woo ~____•. t the videos memeeee dame &gibbet ea die mhions the "Milts" , . asole an anecessary meitileAssse. kept by a person reckless of chaise. cult matter to get them to take the Sold again, if home- a p re tsmesaus Ma l e„ „ m e p,„ the elm , of . M an ; of the efimildmod Paltddigalf have been Minis emelt" slate of i ter, is the greatest 111Mase wi th which a neighbourhood can be diately afire the action, theenemy had been closely pressed , it is heiv muted d „„ ti e „,„ ‘ ' w h ile the Imam ( lhala the Moleds ef rearle who coolrePts them. gist) deleted, wheel' he impede theaters& and pablic peace. or the likely we should hue stared the city at Algiers penmen with iaio . _ la were ohm film she „ mit h.heod eiller .LY eli tam a l Illeci " night. auks oko hot old present "elm. the "id la fresi if die - i • valued esal= poopeop. .The kw, which w a s establish e d am th ou; but prudence dictated soother coune. We expect the a , el house Amid to Ise beer blocked up by mete wawa, and Mau . .. , g mash ar gegg s glis k go g gi g th e m i ao w, w hi c h th e go . mainder of the convoy immediately; the whole et the materiel Will , r . r ,,,.............." his lat lia Onaltabe ode Is w a b eeek " pie tbe arral may st 1 141 1 1 114 • 16 • 41 all idels 00 the watch he the 'Mitts" resented msg. 4 ransas inse s u rs a mie d, w as th e cause gbe very soon landed ; the works on tit" camp Of Tone-Chia w 1 - `7 l : d ' a - i .,___, --- ; eantee ! . main m oo rs, h t elh t dee iir meg the Shoots snd the dual they make while • won thins modem it latiesesible fer dam essidiag a the peas of subsumes and tameability mobarklas their capital is be completed, and endow envied at a distaste of half • . ~_ , -""'". . s,„ .eit e rma d 4le i _ that wades They did seen th e Odds of those Acts of Par li amest;limin each e th er, by Which annnumicatioae hawses this ' .1. ...i......= which 1.... " 1141 an 11 ::_ 11. ..,,,1 g htb p . :7. yet to get say net. To such a height has this anasysnes which, while they 'Misdated tad alterations Into the original and Algiers will he. secured. The city is badly provided, hir47 l ; raerit:7„7di s it "w eit her * mite' Wm. Mot aPPlication was made at the gmdembedee en j y are to _ _ .la Monday night her the mistaaer el the police to disperse the . law el Edward Fl- Presereed Ile priociPle se a Pormanint part eft tic' population are tib te ireeled a arid read y to throw 611. the _..' ' . ; this is meet likely down into the nee he moo d, w him alusim e e d a t egg p er iod al the ~Mg to at 'the essedettiem On the faith of those AM. of Parliament pros' The kind treatment mews to the Omen, the eire Ml= ot h as aggsgs to i t m k s a Irma to pi oat a time 'beet. "di la Ude ma. The wink bees of the divides was called pray was lavested in ?abbe -homes, and boa as valuable es to wounded, ad the fresh re eePtiell given to all dime who h a* ' beam hem each manstog to make use of his webbing ices*; I mo „d m . sei d h wt . w i t h wia nd ers id e n ee dd e th e y ma n ed anatte se important poetise d the whole espital of the realm , to treat with us, have heal reductive of a good train; on the * aho or. abut the hundredth part of the whole property of . she United of the enemy, d which 'Saha 8"12 reap the hawk Mawr ' teali am „ ee l t i e t it ime , glilth h e idth rsaim u y ithee hatl e a d a th eie m at ethil i s t b e end b m ille t i : e wh le i t e h ew read t se hiIiMMIMI ewe say if the e l leetereee wish the idea of I , Eirehara. It is mosnained that the Bill will of upwards et have already given an amorancs that they will slain hem all , dia __.___ _ - asdag the Poses, many et them ateclartog they had some miles fee . amiss madam, and, h o d, di ess up. an d i a di re z i , d e p rec i ate p ro . ditty, and nesociations are pending with sad o th ers fa. - wingoosm, a d ,se 00011111•0 the et seeing it, and conspiainias of the hardship of being,. ' I petty to the extent of from eighty to ace hued millions. Hai *POI M lutists's. Interments have proceeded armor° them ...-- --i--- thlin , .L bee t-e ° thelethithel:--, and th e thel i e s b o h s geni c k rally ied divied to p away what bovine a sight of the ghee& A - • . I ar e T est e d ni e c e " suddenly d estro y e d, an d ao com p easa d ow to faze the nesulatious. The climate le net at all meta' ; ""s olos T ow 7a as , "'""T o ihaaishi. , , p des crowd had dimmed, the der 'ter entered the hones, cos • offend; yet, when legal reforms ors propped, or the aboli• alai . themht_ kik ef,_ _, _the day, the heat le send te._ __that wh en „ yak to t h e " no m ame lee ' ceilin g thee male Femme was with* who d i d the F e* et - 1 ton et the righted ProPerty ht slaves, or say ether great mei' the th el Au g ust la P ro ven ce , the mornings and evertin g . Adobe' hy I= 6 W oa d the Fin& wiser be Loyale& ghost, but me our was fouled es the premises. It is . ~ ' I • save a j ost l er an d h uman i t y, th e ems government , t h at so un r ee l, del' ems. Eery one, um, is seratered by tents or hats, many •, , ,__,._ ~, ~..., , __ _ the story was pet up by some named party. a past • i gi l y i am b s t h e p ro p eris t a boom f am ili es w i t h out o ff er i ng t h e which are very ingeniously astructed. The aresil uk satisiled, and in ....... m =r a te dos r ia doe ' s ' s .= we 27d • a ha 17 have Buit psi ~ letting et the base. Orden have been gives to the polka least compensation, talks "tif the necessity of first making a provision gdod spirit t there are a sick, sod It would be so lad an r"'"_ , '"'" strictly watch the bean, sad prevent the armed* is future fa col f or ve st e d c l a ims, s ad o t conou l t i ng J us ti n , i s e ff ec ti ng i m p rovement . individual who regime finning a pan of the expedition. if the did . wee is Pao after that dates Me Poirot calls asf ,td, the to it, and if any unfortunate 'aright herpes to • • as it may now appear I. the hand. of the It has been justly observed by a sensible writer on this subject that (crest Piste In the ealtodidio , from the highest to she lowa*, woe h asemea k e . se ki, p iny miss . was me pod n o i r & e t d a l es the presenes, playlog the pan el earnest et the leo " the present Chancellor of the Exchequer is the first man who h at to be sold by seethes, they would go high, even atheittias that _ • occupier, there is • puedshinent awaits him whisk trill, in all pee j! High Admiral.. and these Admisals who commanded lace I b a wl" h am t h e a c h ec k . hi s am i uma i bed the boldness to attempt such an inroad on the property of in. an? person were disposed to sell. Toe Jamul et she i tr o na ks i thof "in la It t h eir nich b y a lead chain, sod wish 4 stake his skit - of ench sport i th e w is a boree.pend l"l"P' in the neigh ; divided& Hitherto property has been held eared in this counts (hellion, if Akorr) will tasnonow, the nag ;it is ow poem us ed , hi dermas i r wen weat to their men in . battle ,_k_ e I gases ow meant worth b our h oo d, a mus i ag *wider wou ld s p ee dil y h e i ag hi m re h but the humble station of the selected objects for ruin secures hint for with imPiniens• Tie , • from the defeat with which the sugar and spirit interests have ova: the common one. which can "sly be areablishod at Algiers , has eta r ill wiad ireia • a • a lellilla os his I**i-, - R elies , ld lan , it a Fe' d° 4 11•DISS. upon it. uomermorimionarim"••••• .s. whehned him." The Chancellor of the Exchequer has endea. casloaed some else. the nottende having bees Injured during *l, 6 . The ewe a gem i r d ea e y a athishirmite case i s, t h at i t DEATH OP NIL ISAACS. THE COMEDIAN. • 1 toured w carry with him the popular favour by taking ad. voyage : but seal is sot wanting **overcome this as well as every , sways* " aioac sod whims , hood 4 , dist bia tomb — m a, vantage of the offences committed by a small portion of the otbtr obstacle thrown in OW way.-Perie Advertiser. me amakaaX i tickia i In hie blacking• brush.. ; M g .. This unfonuesse man, who, a few months since. hal II brae 4 body of publicans ; but in this he has not succeeded ; for out of -- e ga.—.. hum the index error el his sextant by • Treugha the Haymarket Theatre, In auteeptence of his leekeig his eight . about three hundred pension. which have been presented ' en the NORTH AMERICA. g hee is end 11 . *w e of • Day and m an i a s emptied among hi s was, on Tuesday night lest, whilst le bed, seined wlllei Si, at subject, only ei !AS are in favour of the Bill. When, for the public Loot ni g ht we „ awed the 2 ,..„ York M erca n ti le 4,l„ ri f eee . d whim trowsera ." I aetwithatendieg die maim seediest essisterses of Mr. Sititeh, w -, benefit, individual property is interfered with, no instance is on res " Thais are. of course, not to be thought much aby dash komedialely hied Ms is a large ant, he expire& lilli Snitch curd where compensation ha. not been made. To say nothing et a e eer y iata date, namely, die "kb °( Julie' The following 54. enemata .1.• who an is the high reed •to hamar and glory,' a road, by the by, = mfr Nr• _tensor who oho ___reed his . atert ' ~ . cisme-mem offices, look at the time of the union of the Legislatures tbet the fit "rights* hem ask dila w . lea Letters fr om Tampico to the Pith ult. by the Rheas& packet, which has some queer turaiz e t it ;to wit, • October With, 1•211 4 i of Great Britain and Ireland. An Act was passed appointing Comea seiu ki om b ierg h, fr e i g h te d w i t h banspingem he the ban seaussed with the stated wi • i missioners to give compensation to the patrols it boroughs which du not speak of any political - sauna= la Macke. The cooduasi a vessel arrived at lassie were no longer to send Remesentatives to Parliament-the which had beta due some weeks at Tampico, was to have left bones from the Plain of Ethnic (ISIS), consigned to faruser et 4 *Man am doom" ha been ofOrood• horsy hire, fee manure !!! • Vide Aingishmen foe Nt: l vembee pm fenew it =lerhlod &Mob if .tlas gent amen le extract - .. 1 1 ' 'r for each borough was not to exceed fifteen thousand pounds, fa the " beipieless" ter June 111 & on reference to the Report of the said Commissioners, it wi Lu t i l i x mi tran the of " a t itter fres Puerto Cabello, dated the 2411 May What would Jack Fleur have said to this r be seen that the full amount authorised by the Act was " Nothing has recendy mowed, either of a political or seas The above mesas have area than usual interest. perhaps, ft/ " Mr. Jalla leers yea the em of Mr. Mori homes a •icy re - the present merest, ban the fellatio° that is such ass out ePeetable,,...tradellimall it eked releer4•lle ._• alell i wide ..____ • alaci___.wee beta ill lath • every instance awarded. Again, on the motion of Lad J die o nes erier a lue 'pa ' rh a y s d h e r itim te d to the chief osinutand, ad fil e man MONARCIi has acted his pan ; sad we mien ipos shy Year taw" Be me wee° a I:d..____F**. _ - .wee. _ . iiell • i r.!"!""*." 1 :. J • Russell, in the House of Commons, on the 28th of May last, u SS.eaa the subject of a Reform in Parliament, which motion embraced 5 le ' iß t 7; ta b l die Vthee"eilles p e w as bes tig ht wh irto F he aleochi st arel th i e lfts4 day boa of irith ee mit ratt lefact h. ". as well gi ss mi the ll are entedi alw rsad irn w P rim ed flamt bY i r g lesit a te lit hli as . acep asarlitaber:b.""hitev, hint.""arcsil. amigTtle.."l.lththitilinlialm"str treed rellswi ! . . t limited disfranchisement of boroughs, compensation was proposed h y : wday, hi a ' toile sick a the mos . is d =ory , h u h Di gjgg yy' s rac ing k now l e d ge o f our nava l s am e f ee ame h Oak/ . the .. . _only soon) indulge him irsisny fsvouriee . pu 'tint hi -. 1 o t, by that noble lord so be made to the parties for the } was 6 ia , how The all good. •If there ere evils to ready, he has, at least, the key in hie juvenile mum Jo egret- He =Miff Osh wialli" eta Ike. Is it common justice, them thus to hold out to the power ( .... - . 11 ,.., - .. 1 ' ia 11111thithir gs amsom el Cienel, that el r eel '. t h ev althe a lih sw their thud' aoseenhoo" to Isom them. He has the paver -and w „„,, in life, evinced hie ambition to maw a err eharewerr;es We 1 that which is refused to the humble individuals who are now th .7 th .,.' . 7. - mi . i . A .- - io ' ood w - -.mom,: their mink ' " uo -- l is &mitt " - oo u, he h„ t h e „fi t " ca d to li z mi l - i nterim a the Na him appreotked m a dockasaker, ar. Ater*, if Hayden i ened with destructive ? Why is this destruction made ?Is „„,,---.. - mama -- - maw - 7 .--- t h st t h e --- c amm - wimis - h -- ,,i i , - , -- -- - - - B erm ' w hi c h h i, i t , other wir_ds - ..th , rea l imam, of the British z iapire - ~ r square ; and foe the of about fear years and a half, ~1 rot that the unprotected publican is powerless, whilst the own „., - ,"Z t ., --- i paid eager and oseady attendee to this, his clues peva ; y I • et Vegan ; bet en what 4 . .Of boroughs are all-powerful ? Many art the attempts which ha -•---1., not - kno t . Tut EXILE or Es t s .-A new discovery settles the front the mend id hawing tacked, nothjag could Aid him sera ~ ' been made upon the property of pubik.houses ; but even the molt - - Diode -- a --- „ hdo ili S i sal: it b as k ht haoa r4el l aiad qualm ae te t h e aut h aah i p o f be m e Exile or Erin.' accordiug a pleasure than an OPPOr•Di.7 of electing himself to • lane In strenuous advocate for free trade never until now consented to coed_ _ a tlepo have deo to „ wad the c eases ,. as /w ow ,. oa d that deg am wr it er i n t h e neap o nsemer . I t enema a h oo k h a s h e m e ossi a, gallery of ay theatre ; here our bees would be completely . ink such sudden devastation. up until the eke' Wm A; and he was compelled to lamp time their way. It has been deemed by the Valueless COW= dated 17tt, and his this book (which helmeted in George N Cuautriceg - The mutt of the Elections in France, se far protection cannot be Pa at NOW 6 1 1•0 4 •• sod Mel mom se Re Y nwhis) le tw he 'wee "ale emir's."' "ile 3" them*" k . bone. It should be remarked. that at thr . age i f about thi so , . known, is di ff erent from any Hideo; that has taken place in de t hem s elv e s , ea i t i s a d e h is c e po i nt to "were with rids My . written by that patina lif another bo s s. heleoging le teen, he Pimemed a heiodfol falsetto vomit oad that am ' t country. that the Englishman mu s t b e ver y d u ll i n d ee d who is circumstances,' Ake. "Pother radentan, were found, lased 1773, and if " the contend! his schoolfellows .nothin g mold stars hint Po ash" Ott 1 • 1 led to reflect on the causes of the difference. Human nature Qu Elite, Joss 7.-Abstit MS vowels ewe oared to ha Exile" were transcribed therein , we "' PP M we would keened It tion and superiority as rinsing to to them scrape ot seep, whir everywhere the ranee ; but in France wesee the men who profess come i nto p or t s im e ema r d a y a tt er as o u, Abo u t a t h em to believe that he was the author, said that it proceeded (rent the be would ex cute with even niesterslike ►skill ; hutted. ter a boy t .. principles which areal:amble to the generality of the :tattoo net still not boarded, and others are &retying. A larger perdue neither of Reynolds a Campbell. Weak what theme was to pen he pespessed a power at voice truly wondriful a but as he gut t i by the electors, who die regard all theohreato and cajolery to • th a n usual have goods on board. a gentleman from writing in 1100, or sobsequently. in a book his voice broke into that delicious mellow bas. , . known b . .. , the Gov ernmen t has had recourse; while in En land the last thl we _lmemasamentamew 1783. We are told that the " niontoakot has all the maim at the name cf akar • and in which be; pont toed such tx 1 1 with which an Elector able' Murk; generally speaking, Is sip."-and thet "the ink is greatly faded.' Time for it a thinnest amain apse as to ;amble kins with alo tact. from D. t $ • principles of the candidate. Nei, bee ought we eu charge on the NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • ! speak of '• furty.eaven yeas." Fifteen et twenty years will O. To state perticularly, what immediately conduced • his ' 1 .. generation of men any particular degeneracy as far as the —ono.--- r., tt. real "ammo io the aPaaraosed *lt a paper mod la alien' day& mincemeat of his present par nein& might ter a dant uI r - of the Elective Franchise is cooceened. Whatever the The " awin g *livelier. r... 4 :- Tice Carnet ". Set * , " ' We happen to he in oar peosembra what purports to he die daft ed had we not been favoured with his own commusication on she so 1 Constitution may b e i n Makatea and Slontesqulev, is Cape Hayti. at Cowan Sylp Underhill, from NewfoundLiad, bk. R ey ,„4,6. o,,,,, p k tiff to Lord ro ws . ails m i meos a m u til at ed jeer, which is is drat ac follows. thee evening having att, • the Representation has always been a farce. We believe that Dantwadt ; Canton.Heasemen, front die Brick, and Wellies sheet of paper, apparently taken how as Attorney's dire. Thep the kw Theatre Royal Drun .lane, he witnessed the Oros i • •. is inure independent* and more honesty in the country at the Thomson, from Beardeealt at Jersey; W. Appleton, from J is sat one pan of the eat • gonna of she ferns if a !slice re pal, "Eels, sr love in the Desert, is which he heard the sent eminent, than gm t h em was, and t h at t h e „ premita d aa . eft Holyhead ; Bets. (rum Chariest - 0M riff Liver - aid the date is September, ITO& This is thinees years later thy} *aria mug of " Live an/ be jay." nine by air. t .•'. takes of the general immanent. The' trawls a r e in cha t og. Windsor. F1e 4 1 4 1. from Nernst. at Meshed+ ; Jai." COO • to slate of the book • and anenheleve thr paper sad Ink, we coo Smith, sad the• efts produced en by_ this part'cular • • . stances which enable them t o g i ve en honest vote; an g ag u i d uas h from Nessfaidkod, and Mary, Russell, trout Le= at C ' vanes our Slip friend, has as MIA all appearaiset et antiquity annstasce cannot eioily WO deaceibed ; palace it to my, i . •is naturally as iodised to what le right as • henchman or any other and Conneaut, Peke, frost Jamaica. of Beathy as if they woe" sear, old. The date of the boat moves amass. thie was the Sestiemper In Inemed ta, sod till /ROW •dl, man, but he dares not be hat or indepadent. Th an e evils that the Deem JUIN 7.Wi fi d W. &W. fresh .- Arrived the A''a if It doss, it oscura to ft to snake rather spinet the theory of tie doh song. Saw lot sand atilt It seed not be marked, men who really wished the geode( their country at that time had to from Ilerhice_j Part:ldiot from the Booth teas i Floras from J Ohmorser than for it. as it mamma to sue mask what there was le mum attainid so anode ah to lave her the his. amend with were, the lirm a s ee a t h e p eo pl e an d t h e i r cowm di se make; and Hymen, from St Vitae's, for Leaden • and P . cleannetessesot 17113 so pat it lea any geadesaan's head to up and • irm lard Into a peak arm to " Live aid be jolly. -the very evils that still revel!, those, perhaps IS a le., de. from Dentsk foe Tam The Orradda, from Lo ti on to Je ova the tuitional* of so kith ails ? The times immediately pap At a odehrietsl awn held ia ahistaftli at which Mr. trio pr. Baxter was favourable to the Bab& es a moody r 00 3 •11 3•1 with the "mud "" d • mass • ISM fersisited INV Le 4141001 IR the pica drown is die Wed& (ef the rhesire-BoJal t Drlar7-loo l f) wee Mom", _ . • seism their cowardice, though he hod doubts In to die sisseihillay Massa", Jinx 7.-Arrived Was pert, the flies s law . dimmed eases, bat peeplehodfirwenell imersepoliticalasiskrensi having a alb at that time abut to um tor at d.e me! . et securing the elections jewels web s ede r t h e h a p e t...2mos .12.1 Hymee,Jllodned, from St. Vlseerst Wed 1 before then agiassion ls 17813. We betted lady that some et ressod.4 our young maws, to mate fret stare . 1 ii. . bet with respect • is their - he was drives to signs is a ei:dlialtin• elle• Mw Havalmalt. du fanny st Nod Lyme* sasewsod that It• was the 44111111piarr fli the public Ward. es that oseasies, • whew be aatieltisd . dons circle o We mast h ave our titers, m e „ utas t e „ ma ws p sag ame mi , Jets 7,--wb4 &a.m.-Anted eh • , .......64 the swesossed Sat*" Ably we filltallne. bosom hi was bums,. with such althea mita as iesrawly beased the Y.. en refoed,' he asys t but he had ewe faith in dossrlptlees ess sit %ow. from FlIolosth• , to ea the ma with brilbeit imam sad had .relative who an a ( that establishaseat to elk hh se isessedlets .. . • 4 oaths dim' esPedessee would wayam se m *mu g mow. A s r e the Famenes. Jam S •- Wind B.W . to W.S,W.-.Arriaid lb Imasperted net is 171 S, bet ma pas who, die an, is essiO' for the esmeadm st the Am m NIWOVITS ilie ...., i 1 . •• ' elide d voting, he observes: 66 The eemeedeu owe le new a t g l ig , lesey's seesaw Hermes, frees Plymouth, aid .1 / a rbarti, is he Islibiiibul by en tionesamely abort these . moss PI, = s karn to hoped = aid set as far as matt ''-' . ,', dens is •very Meet. sad wither' desires' at twit to the awe: Wit i l lmoo.• Al nit Cloarkall odd ass tails Mew, sod that thst ens it would molt ther taa =de .. try or the elected Inntlemes, se gems a r in s er mat he Reisass . . a05v . 1..-411telved ibe n......A.... 11e55er, Isis. bits , oc ' -, _ se as slow whisk doup alredais malt P If Mb le It wed la view, was tisis „l ad y ari tbla sermoot ams in ast utoomo es.... oktl at oil, thee " 1 .. t the . • . brought to the moll; which, if they be sot, doe nearehle neue West ladled, "__„__•""w• lure ----- 7,_,.. uc s • l dd e „ am , ow tap* Wile im e mil, mg sphi b a .per . - 4,17, -r eiliel was illialb aseqoed. . 1 '. ,: it may intrude and snug it, And , therefore, fee every rem et elm. Ones& ; Auld. worm% Cialit e ... ""Thegoe ." deed either te egad in their written yews by otheas.,er mew se Ctrs% Jew 7..-Aettved the _ *INIall. - u p; Ito oar as la tile mi l , a as has slfisdrdtaw akber sals ai h i e re l m e d i ewe Woe wee alltelmood Ike a moko4 al Proemom 0 . send their woes &pities with power to eses he thole good, wM ems' Meshes , of Postbags 1 11 . ms OM B4ffil 1 .0 ' ' . asiarmmt km to MOON that Cwarbell. fifor an beeei* Amer kmatllfS: .. o lum p 6 . 10 . 1140 I sl e Pu r i I ! elder l 7 fhighteh Ft* woe, and with mesh noi sew end woutile c --.-.-. frora Rip...... ._ i . s .- . is one . • et , would he guilty of the Mdmorst net Wits§ torsos damlintlfse 0, siejttelled .: , IP rosy _ - • NW/ brats it • list of dte sesse whisk ha s repessest. I.l= l . , teur 1 4tallm4 1 um. • X. •ea asSeeeri4 asks to • pewermiss ss poi Wide MI Way bilk. spotless dist hillier sisse' ••• .- l ,_ .1 s ie = or hundred MS. shall OM sat sakes Of MI 1$11,0%•• • ; Ni e l Mi1i5 " 41 2 17:04 1- ~, '. aa, gig", it 600 , Aid dar,Mll pa, SINN Nab ON . "italar -, i 4.." .4a. . moot a.dboa Ow • . el a ti Mersafmm. . . • - - i i . . , - . t .. . - - . -