Star. — London, England, 1806-07-29 00:00:00

. . . RAU'TICAL hi 7 lILLIGENCE. •• • , , • PINZANCR, JULY s 6. This morning the Swittosv Map of war pht in hern from a emit.; and to remain on this Ration till COMPIANCII returni from Plymouth, where flit is code to veplaest . one of her man', which is (prong.— Arrived the Mires; Thomas, Fairy, John and Mary, , Two !filers, aid Neptrine,.fitini Wales, with coal's, for a market. • • . , FALMOUTH, JULYM. ... - Arrived his Ms jelly's brig Ent:gavotte With a con y** from Wahl j sad (he brig Favourite,'BaWi. • Irom Liverpool,. with bale good;. Sailed, the Town. !heed packet, DOOM with a mail for Lilbon. The • Wallsogham packet, from Lifson, with mails, is daily espeeed,—Wind N. W. - • PORTSMOUTH, JULY sB. Arrived the Etc, tteor man of war from Ply. HMI/the THALIA frigate from the Eaft Indies, and .the Aor fcbooner with a convoy from the Domes. DOVER, JULY. al . . ~i►ived lab night.the fhip Carolina, of Tonfbevsy Captain Gotioserrae, from Afgaardftrand, with • cargo of timber and deals, few this port. &dyed ire the Roads this day the Tutentaar and Ptak . pn brigs, from a emits. Wind N.E. and Madera& DEAL, JULY all. .• • . • • • • ;about five o'clock yenerday evening, arrived his iltajitßy's frigmiVIIIITAL, and landed xi: &slue. and fon, who immediately let of for London, from • V. Admire! *Hottowar's hook.* Attired the, . trios isII 0 bomb, from the Nora. Sailed the Vairsll2 ' Margot bomb, bud Aiaow fthefalmii acs a tritiee of the coati of France. • • VattfidOtrrik JULY st. • ‘. • , . Admiral insets" with the fquadeoit tinder is iommosnd, put to fee for s a cruize off the Tezel, tag the St-siesta frigate with her prize for Sheernifs...., .• .Ilomain.Ships of war Roebuck, Admiral Doti ;stabil )Mori ' • sod Emerald frigates, Pincher grinsbrig, attd • mittaii.Wind N. E.. • MOM LLOYD'. List Oda ; s i zy..- Peed tbirOmei.Rniimiramten.' ISSott. YU*, from Dserks„• ; " beam Alesak4 " soeure - Ca • me, •Er„ keel dr Pashas. • frimarkra. diehlsri t firs Pcdro, g l e and blftitrir hejbeeT. • . . s 8 —t•sfled try the ()Or, Boyd, from New L i trans Dublin; Frirndthlp, Egos, Irmo ay.s, pito; rod be herd Taller, from Avowed; VissYSIIIP. .Pdartley..from tisioStoolu Mum clailiebs, I rod Jacobus. frier, Rees Me Aim.* • t Mon. fee Flamm! I MO% tom, eO , reudrats, Sweats sod stt he HULL, JULY et. tirk Obi the following veffels hive arrived ' Mete from the Greenland erhale•filltery, viz. Oakhall, frith 6 fini, • too teals, tio butts blabber ; • Ellifon, H.olberry, with t 6th, 6o fads, 36 butts blut4 .' • beet Eggingtott. Trueman, with t fifh, to feels, $ hats blubber; Melly; Crompton, with a fifh, jo feah, go butts blubber; Emperor. Thresdgold, With a fit,. • ; • j teals, 83 butts blubber; &thief. Mitchinfon, with t 6th, so teals, so butts blubber; New Manchefler.' H• unter, 9 - lifh; 4 feels, t unicorn, ato butts blubber. C• apt. THLIADOOLD fpote a Danith veffel at Orson , • land, in the beginning of 'llia month, the Captain of which informed him, that there were both Dutch and: French privateers noon the tithing ground, who hail • taken feverat BATA !hips and burnt one ;he gave an account of ftt Englifh whale boats one of the priva•l teas had rn: b-iard, from which they had effaced the names of the (hips and mailers, leaving only the foLi -; low ing initials, viz. a white bottinned boat V ; one., • a ith white and black bows 0 ; one red ditto E ; one' _black ditto frf ; one blue ditto N ; and one RA co . , • Inured bottom L. He further Paid that this veffel ••'• ' • bone E.N.E. from him, at that time about ten Eng. lifh miles diflant....-The Earl of Falconberg, of Grim. Thy; failed from the ice with the Ellifon, and parted company in the latitude of Shetland, to land part of her crew at the Orkneys. ' • The lb sy ton. 'see son, of thee port, arrived here on Wedoefday from Tonningen, which he left on • Saturday lel. The Rhine, Fee, had arrived there after a paffage of three days. On Sunday the 6th infant, about ten o'clock in the evening, while the family were at (upper, the hook ef Mr. Ltrow, of Tonningen, was dircovereci to be in flames, and in • about two hours was totally burnt to the ground. In • ' the cellar was a large quantity of wine and fpirits, which, on catching fire, made the conflagration truly • dreadful. Very little of the property was Caved.- -The !mule of the Comptroller of the Cuflorns, ad- joining, together with the greaten part of the furni ' cure, was alto dellroyed ; and the flames were only • pretented from extending their ravages dill farther, • . by pulling down the next hoofe. The whole of the damage would be exceedingly great. INTERESTING NARRATIVE. .., ~, Archangel. June 3.1106. Wholwellel ilnitenind here Come time ago, that a Odp, which; from tbh deaription, was fuppofed to be the Argo, Captain Kuifon, lad heed Can by Rime Laplanders. en the rocks, in the White Sea. covered with ice, and thr, sanded by a fight fo unufual at that ((Aron, they appreethed the vetted and with difficulty got into the cabin, hot found no foul on board. The cargo confined of what in bags. Thefc Natives, on their arrival at Kola, made • repeat of what they had fern, and proper pulpits were rent from .beret to learn fume further particulars We have now received a letter from a turron, (written on the fpot) giving a detailed ae • connt of this melancholy affair : The vefel, which from part of a Jonmal found oa hoard, proves to be the Argo, Thomas Kiang' late Matter, is lying on Chore near a place called the Three liands, the keel and ficrnpoit are gene, and the whsat is going out through the bottom, being en -I.rely (polled and good for nothing. and the wreck only in a Rate to be burned for what iron may be farad from it. Some of the inhabitants freta the neareft Settlement being em ployed in getting anchors, ropes, and any other Rora they cou ld find en Store, oiler led at a little dißance, • pole handing in the (now, which they remora. ind the following day a dog carte out of the hole, which on feting ftrangers immediately returned I cu t iofity induced them to clear away the (now, and at the depth of two fathoms and a half. they difeovered the dog, and the remains of four human bodies. The animal bad eaten molt of the firth of three of them for its fnbfißence during the winter ; one was maim It appears that the unfortunate crew baring quitted the fhip and got fAfe on land, gyre nimble to find any haLitation, and thus r eified from the inclemency of the fc.foo. -='" . . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • •• . , WINCHESTER. jlat s 6. ,• • Oar Races commenced on Tiefday, when Lori c. h. Profpern, walked over the Court* for the Xing's Plate of loops. , On Wednefday four horfes flatted for .th e City Plate of sol. which was won by Slr H. Lippincott'. h Slate t Mr. Dcilittee b l Meat 1 4 Mr Tarn eh h I.llekhage • - 3' 3 Hoe. Mr. sunbelts% eh h Medea Teeek .4 s There were three bogies, on the fame day; of the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Sol. and they came in as under : Mr. illges eh c Beanie •• • t t Sir H. tawnenn'se e Prifeser s 3 Mr. DatWea's b h espies . ; 3 a On TN trestiar, for the Ladies' Plate of sa. there were three heats between two horfes, viz. Mr. Dilly's ► h Clad& • I a Mr. Suttee' b h Deabtfel s a. The fame day, the Hunter's Plate of Sol. way won by Mr. Con's bi. g. beating Mr. Wickliam's b. g. WOnfon. which wan drawn after the firit'hear. There was not Co much company on the Dosan as expetted, the weather being unfavourable ; .hut the fport, upon the whole, was very good s arid the Steward.' Ball via. honoured with moil of the faini ' lies of dittivaion in the city and neighbourhood. • KUM RACES, JULY it. • May Peso& der dam sad fear years old was ran fee, sod was by My. leassbifis'a Didempat • a I Mr. Loathes lay ley s dr Ttraseiv. Jece as. Wl' Pounds for alleges-43* our horfe appeared at tie pot —No Roes There were a fufScient number of Hack Races on both days, Come of which afforded (port. On Teel. day they contirmed to a late hour in the afternoon, and after a whole asois of fuch horfes as were flip pored to match each other had been completely tired out, a Mr. Thornton, of Selkitk, run his mare round the two mile courts lamina time. which he accom• plifhed in four minutes and 37 feconds. No aczi• dents of any confequence took place. The young Princes of Olicnberg arrived on Sen. dairat Windfor , and walked on the Terrace with their The Marriage Senlensent between Lord reser and Lady C COI• FITZ• 1141.0 was yefierday com pletely aijutted. The manias', it is raid, will take place the beginigtig ofnest week. , The Marriage Settleraent between the Hon. Mr. Paznass (fon of Lord Yeatostoonn) and Mif.SISIP-. soot (daughter of Mr. Simpson); was figned on Fri day.' 'l'he Hon. Member, it is (aids. *ill receive till the death of his father t 2,0001. per inborn, being only an equivalent to the fortune of the heirefs, which exceeds 140,0001. The Duke of Not:roust ;smirch indifpofed with the gout at Northumberland Houle. Sir Jona Nswroar, Bart. Chancellor of the Trig Exchequer, his Lady, and fuite, arrived at Sir Jon a's feat near Waterford, yellerday fe'nnight. - • Admiral Ltrots (who commanded in India there three years pal, and was taken prifoner with his , fbip the Mater go) has been permitted by the Trani port Board to volt Bath for the benefit of his health. • He arrived there on Monday Lill. The Emperor Narot.son has ordered eight large and eleven (mall grand hianrical pia ores Lobe painted of his La campaign in Germany : they are defined to ornament the Palace of the Thuilleries. The larger pictures are to be Is feet long, and 9 high. _ _ • Paststaw Citsnuctrr.—A report was inflows.. ouuly circulated in Paris that LILANOI, the Alto. nomer, had predi&ed that there would be a Comet, attended by a Slower of fire, un the nth of Mat. lA, which would entirely confume the world t ibis report created great alarm among the bourgeois 0$ Paris and its neighbourhood, and the terror of the lower clafs of the inhabitants role to fuch a height, that pour LALINDI was obliged, by order of the Police, to publith a handbill to contradia this terri fying tumour. His handbill concludes %has In 5773, I was willed of having announced a Comet which was to defiror the world, when I had only mentioned the polfibtllty of fuch a thing ; but this year I have nothing at all to reproach myfelf with I " TIT FOIL TAT.—Superllitian has introduced lingo lar macron into marriage. Jean Belet, an old French hillorian, tells us, that in different provinces of France, in his day, it was the cottons, on the third fa.* of Eaffer, tnr the wife to beat the hufband : the reafon which they gave was, that this pradice indi cated the obligation under which the married pair lay to coned each other. The Lakes have lately been a (cent of great gaiety. On Thurfday a number of the Cumberland Loyal Leath Volunteers, with their band, had a grand ex curfion in f I boats, upon the Lake of Ulfwater, to Patterdale, where they were joined by a number anther boats, with a large affemblage of Ladies and Gentlemen from Pentith and the neighbourhood.— The echoes produced by the playing of the band from the romantic rocks were truly delightful. On the fame day a grand regatta took place upon Windermere Lake, which attraded the molt nume• rous afiemblage of beauty and (athion, and gentlemen of diAinaion, ever teen upon that truly enchanting fpot..At twelve o'clock five gentlemen's failing-boats flatted, near theßilhop of Llandaff's houfe, for a very elegant flag, which, after fome good matueuvring and excellent failing, was won by a boat belonging to joie BOLTON, Elq. of Storrs. After the race, Mr. Cue win, M. P. gave a fumptuous dinner to about fifty perfons, in tens► pitched upon the illand, where his elegant manfion•huafe is. A numerous party like wile dined at the Ferry-houfe. In the afternoon there was a boat race with oars, foot races, and wielding matches upon the grafs-plats, which afforded much excellent amufement. The day's amnfement con cluded with a grind *trembly at Bownefi. The Fifth Number of the .Recrofirea of PiriWophirel, llfeclani•-al, Chemical, and ilrindtural bileaveries, will be pubtithed on the ttt of Auguft, price 3 6d.— The defign of this work is to lay before the public, every three months, coned, accounts of ALL Fats and ll:feoveries relating to Arts and Sciences gene rally, by giving the fubftance of every interefling Paper, which (hall have appeared tither in the Eng lilh or Foreign Periodical Journals and other Works, during the intermediate periods of this Publication ; with Remarks on many of the Papers, including Criticifins on the Merits of new Patents. r = 5 , tso6 . • This day a lank boat from one of our Tranfports from the Little Downs,, coming in here with orders to the Agent, in a fqoall of wind, was. from the fol lowing eireutrdlance," uptet : A man was fent aloft to Ilrike the gaff top-fail. having no transit in her, and the Iquall coming At the irritant he was aloft, it opfet the bum; with the crew, five in number ; being attire fellosiri they got on her bottom, and held together until perceived from the Pier Head, by the Harbour-mailer, who humanely fent boats to their allitlance, and they all were, Lam happy to fay, faired, and their boat towed into our Pier : after bailing her nut they returned, as cheer ful as if nothing had occurred to them ;—had these been any fen, they mutt inevitably all have been 101 l before any affillance could have been• got for them. Falhionable company pours in here every day, and the attentive and civil Mr. Butqcss, the Librarian, Rives by every attention, to merit their patronage. Yefierday the different Patties who waited on the Minifler on Friday lA, to bid for a Lottery, attend. ed again at the Treafury, and contraded for a Lot. tery of so.ooo Tickets, at 161. as. per Ticket, to be drawn in Oefober next. Very little converfation took place.—The Parties who have the Lottery, are 'tetra. Brankootb and Co. Mnetr. Cope. Swift mad Co. Akbartifoo mod Co. Sewed. Mr. NIL The Lottery is to begin drawing on the 13th day of Otßober, and finifh on the 15th of. November. Yellerday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild hall, to receive the anfwer of Jows Bono, Efq. Sheriff Elea, and Mr. Bono not appearing, the Loan Mayne. ordered Precepts to be ailed, for holding a Common-hall tomorrow, to elea a Sheriff in the rooma at' Mr. BOND, previous to which, a Court of C..mos Council will be held at eleven o'clock. Tberfday arrived in Leith Roads, the Lord Mel. vine lamed (hip, with the fleet from Tonningen. TM Maria and Elizabeth, Captain HUTCHINSON, from the Havannah, bound to Hamburgh, laden with fmear, coffee, and Peruvian bark, arrived in Leith Roads on Tuefday morning, having been de ' tainad and fen in by the Niorressoaxa (loop of war, ind letter of marque belonging to Greenock. Captain OTWAY it appointed to command the Gi lt-altar, of So guns, io the Channel Fleet. The rumour of the approach of a Bridal fquadrnn appears to have excited very great alarm in the Spa. tufh fettlements along the River Plate. According to the report of the. mailer of a Portuguefe veffel, arrived at Plymouth, the wealthy inhabitants were remitting home, by way of the Brazils and Liffion, all the produce and fpecie they could collat. " The Guerriere, captured by the BLascaut fri gate.was commanded by Monfieur Hussar, a Mem ber of the Legion of Honour, and is of the large!' clots of French frigates, mounting fifty guns, with a complement of 317 men. She has Coffered feverely in the hull and Pigging, but the injury fullained by the lhaticas is confined to her malls, , rigging, and fails. The wounded on hoard the Englith frigate were, Lieutenant Basermi not dangcroufly t Taos. Was.ziasow, and James Wizen's, Marines, not dam geroufly. Gamma MANLY, of the Marines, dam gernufly. • ift new 74 an ( hip will be launched at Blackwall, on the lath of Aorta, on which day the EaR India Dock will be opened. Water has already been ad mitted ima partial manner, to confolidate the bed of the dock, before it is completely filled for (hips of great burthea. The arrangements for a relegraphk communication between Plymouth and London, by way of Portf. mouth, has been about nine months in completing. The dillance is fo great, that numberlefs difficulties occurred in finding proper places for ereOing Rations to convey the communications ; but the objet is at length accomplifbed by thirteen Rations between Ply mouth and Portfmouth, and, we underhand, the Lords of the Admiralty have received communica tion from Plymouth, during the la fortnight, by the telegt aph. The tut bot fiffiery at Ayr has teen fo fuccefsful, that even the poorer clafs of inhabitants there are now fupplied with that delicious filk at a very mo derate mice. On Tuefday night the Gloucefler Mail broke down in Maidenhead Thicket. The coachman was very moll broiled, and, our letter lays, one of the paffen• gets had his leg broke. A fire broke out on Saturday night, about ten o'clock, in the chambers of Mt. Nu/Leas, on the ft cond floor of No. t, Pummeourt in .the Temple, which entirely deftroyed the furniture of the apart ment ; but, about eleven, was happily got under without further damage. About noon, on Thurfday, a fire broke out in the houfe of Mr. Graves, farmer, at Melton, with fuch violence, that in a very (hurt time the premifes were entirely defiroyed. By the very great exertions of the neighbouring inhabitant:, a part of the furniture was preferved, and the flame• were prevented from fpread. ing to the adjoining houfes. On Saturday lilt, as the workmen were employed in digging the foundation for the new Blue Coat Hofpital in Glouceiler (intended to be ereded upon an elegant and extenfive plan, on the (cite of the an• cient building in Eailgatmllreet ), they dircovered, about fix feet below the furface of the earth, the re mains of a very cations fi.ffelated Roman pavement, 30 feet long and zo wide, divided into compartments, e nriched with a great variety of fcrolls, frets, and ' other architedural ornaments, and having a wreathed or braided border. The colours are whirr, red, bluilh grey, .and pale and dank brown. The.r‘rris are motif; cubes of different fixes, from one hart to three flowers of an inch ; Come are triangular, and of various other &apes. The cement on which the pavement is laid is about an inch thick, and sprats to be compofed of and. pounded brick, and 1; toe. forming together a very hard fubltance. The inter- Rices are filled up with cement, fo bald, that it is even more difficult to break than the tfffire themfelves. The white and pale brown !Ors appear to be of a hard calcareous hone, and bear a good polifh ; the red are of a fine fart of brick ; the bluith grey are of G a thojoredef4tcigfl'hiltArec.enaZlncoanleledlodt.ilunedl;ana:".= tre rt d s a dirk brown appear to be of the granite found at St. Vin cent's R. , cas, near that city. dGAICULTURt • - • Mr. F. Strwau.'s Annual Agricultural Meeting, at Barmoor Celle, in Northumberland; tonic Olive on Monday, the 7th ult. which was *ended by up wards of five hundred Gentlemen and Agricultural Amateurs., At eleven o'clock nine Candidates nailed for the ploughing march. which was gained by it (errant r f Mr..). Younghufband, of Els. irk ; the le:ond bell by a fervant of Mr. Batters, a tenant of Mr. Sitwell'i: The company then returned to the farm yard, where, they infpeded the fat (beep, bolls, 'de. (hewn fur the premiums ; fume two year old buli,icks, the property of Mr. Wm. Watfon, of War, en Houle, as extra Ilock ; silo a fat a:ether, bred by M. Sim. ns, which were much admired. After which Mr. &TWILL stewed twenty two • Leicefter tops, whole weight of wool exceeded that 'awl former year, one of which weighed i ilb 12 a. a three year old I:eiceller bull ; a remarkably fine Suffolk hallion ; and three pigs, thirteen months the heavieil twenty eight hone five p. tend.. implements of hu(bandry were inhibited patticu• lardy a new turnip cutter, and a tot d ill, inveided by Mr. Jofeph Lowrey, Steward to John Fin d,ce. Efq. of Ayton., c At four o'clock one • hut drcd aod eighty people fat down to dinner in a new r. con built fince the lea meeting, at the farm, and many were obliged to to away for waist of •accommodation.— Meting/Colley, Mafon, Netbit, and Bogue, the judges, then decided the premiums. Ter diabolism of fat wethers, to Mr. James Pinkerton,' Et ... ow tow • Pee Ai belt WI, to Mr. Mitts, of How( 11, a Elver r 4. orrethealsnplessatt of latsfbandry, to Mr. Jofepb Lowrey, a alme cep. To tie Ilk! Plaine,. five guineas. ?Abe honeWl ewe euitioss. Pot the pigs so ddetent. Mr. Sus-sweat's health was drank with three deuce three, and the evening concluded with every body expreffing their approbation of the blifinelsoftheday. Mr. S/TWILL has made a match with Mr. Ne. Lam. of Houghton, in .the county of Durham, to at IV five lemmas (alias thearling ewes), two years for too guineas each year, Play . or Pay. To thew at Sir H. V. Tempetl's Meeting in 1807 ; at Barmoor Meeting, AWL At Rota Fair, on Monday fentight, there was a good liew of Iheep, which told befkly. at advanced trice s. Horfes and fat cattle were tierce; but of lean flock Cher; was a gnod fupply (ales a ere rather doll. Triode(' wool told 31. 6d. or 4.5. per Anne, lower than latt year ; lamb's wool from sit. to aye- Lawsa WOOL Fall —On Saturday a numerous affemiblate of growers of wool and woolaaplert, met we the White Hart, at Lewes, where m , re than o re heated fat down to dinner about three rdeluelc.—• Lord Sheffield was in the Chair, betides wh m were pref./tot the Earl of Chichclier, Sir Thomait Carr, Mr. Chiffner ' Mr. Crippi, Mr. B4ce, Mr. Kemp, ate. Sec. After dinner Lord Sheffiell.opaned the bu• finds of the day. His Lordthip tamed that icon& derable importation of a mark kind of Spaitith wool had lately taken place, and alto an importation of not left than one million pounds of fine Mel ina wool I from Saxony. a proof that the produCtion of this va luable article was not peculiar to Spain. After ob (erring that theft circumfiancet had contributed to give rife to an expedition that the lea year's prices of Brian' wool could not now be made, he expreffed his opinion that no reafon realty exiled for fuch an , expectation, and concluded by recontWeadill a de putation of the principal wool growers to resi s t and arrange the prices which they were willing tr;/;t4C per tod (321 b.) After fome obfervations from Mare. 1 Dyer,, Curling, Molding. and other worillaplen, compaining of lnffes (attained by IA year's prices, the Earl of Chicheller and about twenty of the pt in cgs.' wool growers retired. They returned in a few minutes, when the Noble Earl hated that the prices 1 named were to be confidered as offertfor tpat day only to the woolliaplers who bought lei year. which, if not doled with before the meeting broke op, the par ties would feel themfelves at liberty to ark greater ',tires, or treat with other buyers. The prices named were as follow: (the difference was underfiood to bear a fair proportion to the finest!: of the wool). Mr. John Elman, and three others, .6111. per rod • Mr. Cripps and another, 665. ; the Earl of Chichef: ter and four others,'64s. Mr. Scarce 635. ; and Mr. Kemp and another, Ocia. ; the average 645. and one ' fifth. After fome little hefitation on the part of the wootflaplers, the buying began, and moil of the prin. cipal growers contracted for the Cale of their wool, at the prices named, and others in proportion,accor ding to the finenefs of their wool. The healthy of Lord Sheffield and the Earl of Chicheller, and feve ral loyal and appropriate toaos were drank, and the company departed much fatisfied with the refult of the meeting. Doling the form on Thurfday a confiderable mare of matter refembling ifinglah fell into the yard of Weaminfer-abbey ; and a fire ball bunt over the canal in St. James's peak. 'the centric. on both fides the Park were nearly Collocated by the fulphureous vapour. As James Dixon, a letter carrizr of the town of Windfor, was delivering his letter,, he was frock blind by the lightning: and in this truly pitiable con. dition he was led home. He i, likewife very unwell, from tie revere hoick which he received. About one o'clock on Monday fe'nnight, as flaw people were working in a hairffield at Hemingbrough near Selby, a whirlwind:took up a confiderable tity of hay, carrying it over lie mingbrough church, and as far as Selby bridge, a diftance of live miles. On Friday fennight a foldier belonging to the Lancathire Militia fell from the roof of at brewhoufe at Donealler into a boiler. He had got oirt, end was endeavouring to pull off his cloaths, whets the acct. dent was dilcovered ; but notwithilanding 'Medical aid was immediately procured, be expired . ifie fame everting. Lail week a (errant bathing a child at Tynemouth. belonging to a lady !wren! at the time, was thrown • down by a fudden Ewell of the water, and in her con fufiin let go the infant, which on her riling again wee not to be teen. An awful pule iticeeeded, daritg which the feelings of the agitated mother end the freetatnrs may cattily be conceived. Forts r.tely the focceeding wave threw the infant on the beach, with out its having expelienced much injury. The lady. however, we underhand, has been ever fines ready ind.fpofed from the aegis of the 'right. i. P~ I 4' i~ i 1 !',l L