Star. — London, England, 1827-01-22 00:00:00

head.quarten 2cl of ,ATURE. Coureastis MISCELLAWCI.--Amimg p•stslications with s Inch the Press has t ••me past, we have not recently met with he p* use! or s, hich we have derived more infortisati• n than we have (lone from the • bleb his recently issued from the Edinbtr der the above title ; this little novena the world under the tare of Constable and ,ufgh, and is sold in Looden bylLnight It is. as its title imports, a Miscellany, and His ory, Voyages. Travels, Biography, lished in weekly pans, four of which form iriltime, printed upon good paper, with. ype, and At the trifling pride of four shilliosl , dish. which the purveyors d this literary oho ha . _ to set before their readers, is extremely well !elected. It is the MUTIAIVII of a voyage made by Captain Basil Hall, in the Lyra gon-brig, to Lao Chou places in the:Eastern Sea, in the year ISMS, with the Alceste, having Lind Ainherst. '•assy collie Emperor of China, on turd, by Sir Murray Maxwell;, including an Captain IVlaswell's Attack ott the 'Batteries , and also Notes of what puled at an interview the Author had with SitOttaparte. at St• tie Augusts 1811. This Narrative contains win. , isteresting anecdotes connected with the Ernbitsey, the manners and customs of the Chinese , audiiires•es i s soda n ov el . telative egOo . l4ud: public conduct and customs of that interestiurpeople, :in a spirit of fairness"and candour, and in a style f tight and pleasing to the reader. . A :Clitkiiesiirtic le, written by M. h s appeared in one of the late numbers of th Aecydvedirate, cn the comparative wealth ousts y ((England, and France. We appear to ,be a. mach in advance of our neighbours in total activity as in commerce. The breadth • /rated I.nd in France is stated at 27.448 square that of England is 0n1y . 11,3,9§. Yet roduce of England is one•seventh Mote t' Fiance, and its net produce folly double. more remit !table when the comparative ployed in agriculture are taken into the account. Oasies combined,they totm inEngland oily;, tbe population ; in France they form two-thiv land 7,511,682 husbandmen, farmers, and ' by cultivating 21 nsillioos of acres, obtain pro Mice of 107,246.0001. while in France perspns, cultivating 41 millions of acres, $7,788,1201.—This disproportion is a striklm the greater productiveness of our roil,aftl thi; of our agriculture. 'The titter may be stir vart to the manner . in which our landed k. Divided. The number of proprietors in cases 6, otla..d Were stated, in 1810. to be.5159A64 +e atid ' ode third ' more for`thOse of frifiitt, mate each family at five persons, *the whiilas be less than four millions, or abOut one.f onpulati..nk but in France,in 1818,there were 1. 1". 1 49 41 1ElS1 and, s ite sl* . atichate of to eich . firriily, they vim• amount to 24 veaily four.firdis of the population. The petty pi oorietors. in France is accordingt, die prepriettiships of , less - than 52 shillings value. are stated at *Aire than 'three millions hall • Theireleh Of ill this is, that nearly tit'potelatiqk of England is ethptoyett 4d w *hike ;cr riance the propoitkOrt e t owessia 1.--a superiority in our favour tv _ la *Kit t incakurable, when the extensive asecitanactsissery E,2lind, xnd panicalarly et get& leleseitt ntO tge acCosint• at 0i _ _ Toe Coveters noeceirow AND Mae*, nos been done to impress the public miner with* in the innotente of these young men, even sic o uni,hment poly shoirof a capital one) blislCv • ied late, effect Upon tlieen• after a 'second ei I sbotious investigation of the circumstances w et their c• writer* the ',lam ce upon whith been el/int* has bete again narrowly corcumstancelkst coirdife tit ged in their Inquired into, and the testimony of every , could be brought forward to state any thing them received. As Much dej.Aded upo jb,tlinces, plans of the eeighbOuthood' elucidate tie circumstance, and the , spotted the relative situations of the places, the ground in coMpany with the prosecu' most laboifobs hivestigatitis, ill the frith . cpbtititted was laid "billy* chi', E , ;egoi the re s ult hit tbewn that this frililikairy to confirm the justice of the original ara,. The &nein' were sent og board the hulk, slimily afterward s 4 k ' to tFEtr beieg "Coiagi)Mlent of the Cootie:i f* Nei and it is kr:slicked, chit beK for the event wb b Wks 'let plunged the nation in mourning, the capital punids. ment to which' the Cerpiits had been sentenced would have been carried info 'effect: Tee GREAT DRIER or MARLIOIROUOIL....Thf! eels. Stated Lord Were used to tell the followiet ;stoy of the wondeilail avarice of thisgreatleitti•Mffleskelfehll his becithey,'Gineral Pecitilf,efto . Kaki ham itia , itle- Utaiii. tb Ihi 'Nike in Flaiideliclieri . 'pltAtalt 'Et thYdi At a Westin Bath, at that time keown'Sy the . noise . Westgate House, and which then happened to I ear lns. hot Sky*. The Duite had hist ikiiintot,' ;okras' gtfii4 belly desired General Petteelt to lend him sixpence to pay his chair bat Tdfis'llif course did, itufwheti`tlie Duke had lefts Lord IiATH said to his brother, I would vein any sum new that the Doke goes home on foot, I) fallow ?dim out." The General follo*ed him, and t h. Mem saw him walk home to his lodgings. Water is gecerally deemed perfectly but it is certain, from the rotundity of the Canal, it mile long, having one confining one of its ends eight inches helot* the keel In the Cant of Sessions in Scotland, the tls sot attend, or give a peeper mute for their Andre liable to a tine.'nits taw, however, is never enforced; eforrenen, en the Mot day se ON amnion, for the absent( an rieute to the Leal itiatetiarr. Lard lressrumo one aeration lent in racaw, wean the President -• Lite Lord Jottiie Cline IBILAIIPIUD said to F " What rime can a stoat fiElevr the hi= has'. aid the Presideet; "be has kit his wife." The Owed with a Xentippe, replied" his be? t hat r Wert; t twist we sag a* Ms Sams." be tbe mime has other send fa die di4leet, Lord," MU eiVille, Bishop BrIIKLET has observed with 1 4 . truth, that Gelds, grown, and meadows, are nowhere to Oa perfectlan as to Kngland ; and it to a remark of Coasts the &tend. that a Gentleman may walk not oftenet. mad *id astic\ *Witter comfort is England, than to arty taker country el taidpm—eMilmr. A girlie is exhibiting now it Marseilles, which attracts no much attention that all other affairs are aeglarted Le Ara. 67 arid - hiPpy . . ' -:. .• • • -., . - d. tt , tt trt eV • r . -- ' . ...- . , AIWA X the fact, I am stifficiently iesiressid in an Viet • ii t .. . and, as to the reference you . propos, making t o ft , -,-. o ; • ' ' • •. Tuesday the Waterloo transport,. Lieatenant Ward, Th. r o n.„*„ g ,a t ni t t;eriss . wilt Whiab t rio : • Duke of Wellington and Lord Monies, 1 C•lln3t p., Ilieislilb eresis arrived I - tom-Trinidad, .yith Major Taylor ; and the - Ault'- hi - occivehow they are to tferidu Ulm. a ' • July si yco . . . _.. r pin ta 0 . „ 4 „, , ,., MADAM-Since your elopement on the • 51st of private feeling ; aid I, therefote r refuse tnaicceet r ,„ - .ma medlar Wait heard- quartets work from uarters of the fitlrMeginsent ; she sailed on the 2d of December. The Thetis and Princess • Royal re am` sseastii __„ s trait . pos its are. on theAsassage, with the remainder of your i ag to ascerta i n f a cts relative tp your cooduct. pre- alternative% *.Cisiehatl) - THOS. , BURR. an + '' ,-...1 last, I have been under the painful necessity of codes- le petite were the - Resit - tient. The Waterloo has 'since sailed for Ply- !re die lion. W . L./Wellesky. Calmat Wails, October 4, is 3 . :,4 , sburgh Pres!, 1.4 4 visas to hwaevde.tioncooprocseugreuesn:h.tuaiwoal mouth. the Regiment being intended for that garrison. is Issiitd .... ilth Tbe:Slst Regiment are also coming home, •to be its- L o dy a evidetice,publlcly and authemically gabled as B t/ . - You appear, by your letter of this dal', d.ve to bee* strangely misconceived the sense of an ewe, ---,- 7, I Co. of =ln• tieped at this plate. These Regiments were relieved to leave so :longer any possibility of datibt of your 0+ Sion in my letter to you of yesterday's date. Tie term - t and Lacy.- by th 0 ,196 and 86th Regiments, from Co 4. We are mi nality f el which you did not hesitate tomake my house ee so abandoned * applies to your letter of the ?d „ t :' ' lis to embrace happy to hear that the Leeward Islands are all healthy the theatre- I have Only now to ma ke k "" to you, August, ro Mrs. Bligh, and has no reference whatev e existing :er. kar ls Pub ' and prosper-us. The following is the distribution o f that [hive (liken the proper course under the _ea rl I - to your general conduct towards your wi e. I color,. .1 L. la peat pocket the 'troops In the Islands :-.Barliadoes, -Ist battalion Circumstances. I hale the honour to be.icc. PLI• iti• my letter to you ye•terday by Dr. Bulkeley, in sca r,_,, At, .an excellent Royals, 25th Regiment, and detachusept Ist West India m r . R ac y s tated, that the proper course alluded SO la Capella . hat he might explain to you any ambiguity these re 1 15' .. gs. The' ant invent; St. Lucia, headquarters 8 5 t h Regiment, Bligh'sletter, was to give entice nonce to all.the. Weal aev " } the dal ktyWilia=o.gutartiodtms be in its contents. - 4 ' /MO to havethosen an d olive Company lit Vest India Regiment ;Dominica, credit en his mown. ... ~ •.: Arith Ana" The cattle you assign for Mrs: High's quitting your home e,,, well Pelected. detachment 85th Regiment and one Company I st • W est answer to her bushaall t Sm-Considering the lapse of liMaillirliddithas tan quite unknown to me ; her lintation of so doiag was equity eh Captain Basil India Regiment; Antigua, head-quartets 91/d Regi place since you drove me from mybaine, and the Illaft • kOolow to me, till it eras ;It carmine . ; tad I need all the MIL", 2 1 oe and other mist, 'andone Company Ist West India Regiment; nor in h' h h ave b • ► d d Sae to want and mi. vf lc you a a.i one •in soy power to.prevent its fully wing place. your wife my aria, most Mlguredly i,,, With rd to giving INO Be 5, in company Montserrat, \ one Company 93d Regiment ; St. Kitt's, and . , ve r y, the way in which you cast off from Ma all dew so in adducting her, in company with Mrs. Wellesley, tre e , ntel and the Ea- detachment 98c1 Regiment ; Demeter*, 19th and 60th hope I think your letter is at east illvtimed. 'Whatever Mrs. wearesey's boa at the Opera to her carrioge. • • commanded aggiments._- Trinidad, heed-quarters of 86th Regiment may ' be the evidence against me, however public, rind Upanthis pent lam at issue with you.and until kis skated ay, I Account of it Ora, zit e Grove; St. Joseph s,head-ouarters lit West I tooting au, b howeitr well iuthenticated, yet I am not unwilline to I witi never ilivei o ! the meeting you Tluirc. t . St -r evidence of criminality against Mrs. ISligli and myself, I c a l l auk , I SI i'l at i c arnm, lisdia•lregiment ; Tobago, detachment 86th Regiment ; , . meet it. I desire thet the evidence you possess against evident to any honest mind of plain eerier, **be blew. Y., A sty . i Hsi ferview which Grenada, detachment 27th Regiment ; and one Com- __ _,______ ___ be ________, ___ __,_,_ ,_,_ _, um em give it to me; let it come reoh, anal I will crew :- 6 St * Hf iez)3 . in . Ist West India Regiment ; St. Vincent's, head mi a .!•_.7"__'"" wr /az 7 Lf!'"_,_"`_ ,l yee l ' u e r ve sm a sa w r i is r act l o ges r. • a ___ l is , an- We; awl 1 will malaria to you that yaw wife Wag a. y en fr „, , . G nu upon my honour, it mai some h I some gJr quarters 27th Regiment. ber . husband t 44,,,, sWer. (After alluding to the declaration of . , calm with are as any virtuosi, groom van be, When of t hi. truth , a I &nib's:Sy, and . Vice A4 / I ' l ' 4 Sir Edward "ringtalis-ILCA is ez"` sa to the ( British Ambassador, and to Mr. Maxwell . that p un t er 'frail to romance such imam the Dab. of Wells Eton sod Li,: or Lord Dartiky alone.ll you please, I will give yes t i,,, ti o ligefalk arrive here, and hoist his flag, on Soadattiiitt , la the Asia' , Ash a dnothing allege against his Wins character she * * L a u ri= y ou require-1 am , sir, . Edward Ceram, which sari: est of harbour tt a to , ' . ',..,„; e4 .• • ~,r , ,,, - 4 r d " at el a i rion. ar, Edward - wilt sail at tbe Willi* the ire'' , inter concluded thus.) Courting inquiry is every • (sassed) W. 1. WELLESLEY. '''''"' 44-4 la 'the Eleditersanean, to relieve Sir !Gni Cale. - ways to a y- c oe s . To Carain Bush. •• -,. 'pope, X anz quite ready to give ens . , I-14 , _ /I a chyle at mac • '., 0 too which may be put to me. 1 Italie this litigate te- CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. • ... - - . . . LAW REPORT. • . 4 , . r through Mn. Maxwell, anti answer, ---...---- ~.. mist DI, Rego] l ' ' --7411-- - , • , )Itmerreeive, without hesisatioe. Ittillaila. Sm. CA NI EMI DG S., dantraar 19. lii iof the Reese ' Ord!I OF CHANCERl,.lainraar te. •.. , . . i f ir .._ . • HELENA 111.16 H. In cosiorodry with the seraistiens pawed 1/ the Stowe, Iwo ealth and in-1. • -, Oollthf o. adialllS AND OTIIIRS. m ild e st * t b or a, tags - is, lan, notice has . been gives, that the leSsewing rt to he die * 1 On; fT,_ _tinl,th,„ , it i 'Mr. HA T , in this case, moved on the part of Mr. s lit ma__ ---iiiiiesis at •length arrived when I asasider stesttLefGK-771-,..7.: last week ot tie Term, ins 'ars to W i c ut. " Coast, one Of the co-potions of the property of Cogent- myself at liberty to tall upon you for that satisfaction,. s. INcy's Evidence, eit Cfirlitianiiy, adth of colti- ite arde Theatre, that 10,0001. which had been paid into _ , which under' all tircumstances, - I apt entitled to claim Is. Th e First and S e c o nd Book , ' o r `g e ,,,, t a.,-„ m e „,,,,,,t,v,.. i quite les t ite % .3 _ Court by Mr . Robertson , who had been •PPeilu•e° at yojit.lptodi. and whirl - 1 11. do not see how you can pos. 4. Th e Second Book of Hor ace's F.pistles. Yet theltidis'! • •, ~o tamer of the Theatre, be converted into Three per • sibly refuse me. • It is nOt, • , the deep stain alone that The fallowing Gentlemea of this University were nide/avian 1 e than that of 'c c , ''' t. 'Binh Stocit. and that he be Ordered to pay into you have dared to put on me and my family that must c .,, eo „ y , the 7th instant, I. Wells Cathedral, by the Dishop of Lich& id aria . This is still' - Conti die kirther suit of 9,0001. being the balance of ha w ip e d out, but likewise the repeeted insults I have, D eacon -G eorge B e e t Brown, ILA. Mire Halt a . numbers ears.. 18,600 f. iscirtained to be dot by the 'Master's report; . for these last two months, been Subjected to in conse- Pmesto-Jaates ?beaus Campbell, B.A. Queen's College; .cad account. All ind'athOthit his Lordship would be pleased to order a quence of•the very extraordinary line of conduct adopted 5 %". a. " 1 urrmbr4 r h ea . , It l A. s Cains Cote... la ' l l °"el.thirri:6l n ew Manager to be appointed in the plate of Kemble, by. you and Mrs. Wellesley', towards dirs. Bligh, solo. ' Ttie :uri ttili: o r t Gen c tiernen, co who will fictive Ho y le • thirds. snEng- minor, a n d Forbes, who were now acting as such. sequent to her elopement from my house. Under atty Hoooora, appeared epee the brackets this mornkrg : h id Lando-rlers, The plaintiff, Mr. Const, who h.as olds' a life interest, cfrcairtst'aices, Sir, I have Set to learn what plee t yw . ha. (pardon, l'etee's.-ad. Maar", Trinity ; 'furrier, Trinity a n a net yearly wished for a new Manager, because Meisrt. Xemble, 0r 144 . weit.tio. can ..,..7 1 . 1 . base he intadaliao in D i , m orass . Thyrsy.-4th. llortertan..John's ; Canteen ICC 10411,000 Willett , and Forbes, the present Managers, were laying my family affairs . '7', . •., .. 6 TeMl11; Hopkins , Peter ' s; Yoe, John's.-sth. Wore, John', i es, obta i n only out large subs of money for the improvement of the I do not - think myself called sport Ito albeit to you ' Moore, Queen's ; Peacock, John's; Stuart, QUeen's ; Taaillpinn ~ John's ; Tinklar, Corpus Christi; Venn, Queen's.-6th. Pere* • riking proof of , Theatre Land which, although it might eventually be f or .i,_ j est bane t, ~ titc._ 9 time-that have, ro i perioussir . u., y, h 1I f to 'ra ' - - .Cal • llik Clare ; Brooke , John '.; liernaby, Ones ; es,.. . , the tulieri°lrl very .beneficial to the property, was in the mean lime .._-_-____ • o.bs " ats•beea obliged to tape, before stoking this Trinity •; awriervtarlhe Trim*, 1 Colelile.Johte'e; Cooper, Tii attributed ID Dawes, Gists; Dobbs. Trinity; Dedell, Corpus Chrieti; Far very injurious to the interests of Ate plaintiff- Thins 'eoessisageasiossoo you, although, in your very insolent John's; ed Property tl_l the had expended nine bas area woods in formlng a sae line of the 20th of August, you make that a plea 11ov/eider'. John's • Aarrett, Catita "s; Kelly, C4:11% . Kenipthorne John's • King , Grows °odd' ; JLevriii,Tsini•y E n it iand , nn t iiiiapettratus, instead orsilnpli In *sting the diurnal A,„ w .2_ 4 _ L ,L..:_ ; savoring. so 'outsell Ilse power of holding no North, Jebis ; Pinder. Cahn; Webster,*Tanky.-•:th. Bsoet. af., 1 , 21 _, n u _, expehse oT lighting the 'Milne ilfh witicanctlei.They T i: ....,,, - • osCatiou .with w e ; „ 1 must, 'however, remind Satsunsel; Colbeek, Enunaosel; Cosby. Corpse Quiet; Bad: :la ,.;,_ tt o a ,n__._ sl' .f.,__ s i" had etpended nine hundred poop& in .the purchase • irera that-iin way ) lam u smell entitled as your- " is ; 11441 e we c' d . J oh "; Uwe° , 4 1 4"; 16 " 1 "Its WWI; " 1 " 10 11 P 1.11 F r 'en • d oils' • aily ab d Wtbert• • '. every • organ, times . wing one anon At ai r sake emu,* to myself powers. 1 therefore shall est • Smith, Trinit y.-eth. Wm, jun. Joiht's ; Dam, Cstrista; C.p• . 1 one•fifth of the O the practice. Pall of sPesearre2KeTents might iiirti'lsiledy *O. ijOractory". -, . Jobs's; Nelda:id, Corp --' Corpus Christi • Fosbrooke. Pembroke; igrows, Clare; Lou us i Mimi ; Paull, Jahn's; Row, Cairo , PlerV&As 3l l oo, * very provident as respected the property of the •• • • .. T i er • gllsi • • .., • .. suede,. Pembroke ; 5tammer, . 663. ... Talbot, Trieny.-9,1 I 1,. 01ici44) 4 .*0... I Theatre, but the Plaintiff hid 'only . % Ste interest. Of . , . l4i kid& Appletoa,l lanky ; Soiressend.4oln'a t Co oper. Pawabradie t Mord ~,ft .1141 trios. 6. r, inairse it was his r4nt that the ltiltslitid prOfits of the . Prt VOts. Alf, l t t ,)Ye, ,y.: • . . . ..• ~, .. ~ ~ - , ney, dukes; Dyke'. rettell ; .1441111111111. John's; Neasedy,Jblue• sm's, num ber us- 'ltseetre should be av Intl.! is possible diminished by P. 8.- I lies .leara.te. Orem« i'amovileottiorianassue,,, as .s . !ib Jahn ',; Leatis c e i r i d d ak, Juba's; Rees , John's; Sam, Jobe. Christ; IlfaUotd, Trish, -1,00. hot 'Ely - gnersenee , i eependitutt of this dear ton. So large indeed acre elacis e l• readtwooks. as I believe Ws MallialMeOlskin busemnannt 7= l ; ' A r p u ard s , Cabo ; o w . , mu ja .... 1 eon .. mita , is br curet= la the Neapolime emelisinas. (Signed) lk Imp of ?call • their payerients for this and similar objects, extravagant Merino, ; Canoe', Pembroke . .Cartveriget,Christ's millions and al 2-2 • - •' - -- • • i e 464 0 4, litc. that not only did they . swallow op the . • ~. October • 5 ' 1525 ' "'Ms_ Trinl i t e ritintaalli,ClSSll; Few .iteensasia; Kea. tit ' O . ,_ ,u o4 'ut" 4 . 4he a le rents and profits of the Th eatre, but, accordine , , o t 1 .- ' lrlitTAo7 gAd'of.fllTbyOu, the satisfaction rick. Trlaity ; Cahn; Albano. Trinity; fismsfards, Tria. Itl , wa n nter eja l liti'the account ot the Receiver for the last year, theri Y en" nd. but not Without uttering you sherastiros, Via , iell Catharioe; oodhouse, Sidesooth. - . L b t w l i s _____ ( * rair c r i7 Wastnefuilly a Wanes against the Theatre. • - ..,• whithaticreafter, will enable me tas acquiesce in your 03F01413, Jammer SO. •Monday last,:being-the first day et Lem Ti..., the fallowing ' -... "._. " Mr: FifiADWeilli and Mr.liitseaß4 Tema •ap • ••- • !b bl" . ts•vesis vase yeaterreit . lelio Mr - Ode 4fireil in Tani Ist fasts -*- in du st uwThner l fgrt _Mews. Kemble, Willatt,and Faltits,..les?egs 4 Abu : . l Us. P 7 . 1 14 l .:. - . . ..- _.,_, „, - Mamas lei Asto-lbo tine- nod' sue. Therms Henry Co , 10 -nnti s is * 21 4 • d contended tbsothir Side, Au the whole Pie; PO Igoe WWI et , ...., ... •„ ~,,. rrts, an on . _ the ge e .oettever or me= vestry, (Arita Church, Oraa4 Coospoomion Ed mead Roderick • `thra if),ooof. had been iietteally n ot In litinfaatidii of /Lamma s to Mrs. Bligh, together with the conduct Curiosities, Queen's College ; William Malan Eon, Balled Coll. * Whose& it (I allude to that letter Destati liseleani 811081 rot -- ~ +7- I, '•': bi n ire debts of the Theatre; and this, as Mr. &Ist with which Inn.up , - . lajrAtpliteb is 'received the benefit of tho Money in one shape, he by which , fib" rive her of credit with tradespeople) lICCLERASIICAL aitusemois. . • Rev W W. HaMward • M A the A_ 'fully ink - 40;4y ooe.givitig to,iny wife.rasabaadooed. • Tw: N. k „ ' M.A. ' " Rim." of Mill" ' Saila. • Id with ak belief could not expect to have it again. Mr. Hart had ass- Ted the Ret.,Charlas sitagsme. ILA. Vicar even rime theauppott ; heittise. peculiar circousstancea under which 1 &eased the Court as if the pone, weechinkins in the . ~ , . . a -widish*. and perper ,„; c ow , o r i t w ob iy, h , t orkawie. . ) . his 'See* Cir. pockets of Messrs. Febble, Wlllett, tin Fabes. i i t i i r was placed, made it imperative upon me to give Mrs. end late Fellow of Trialty College, Caunivid „,, e , atection algid ge, to the Vicarage of flaUfax, hi the meaty of York, vacant by the death ef the Rev. - odd 'ltairl most Hail could he 'More &Want ?tom' Vie . fikt, As every I": . . . f . ,i• . . gmitic. laces which led firthing id . it had lietil paid for the purpt that they • h e same cause fully justified the aubsequent and a * which they had. had Weedy stint& .'• • present conduct of Mrs. Wellesley and myself, which person who regretted to Dr. SA Id uti. Joseux • y sifted; every The fnnbee hew* otillin MR /11141.4 • is, has, and will continue to be, so long as it meets with T o a that he had not been a Clerminsisliqeanne b•,.... 020114,1 4 4 the bre • 1 the asyent of Mrs. Bl ight ' s family, to give her delicate , r favour strictly ; • . - . ,* 1 , e.,Cleraystan an carry end coodortable me. am Doctor made th• 404 *tinting support against.that which we believe following reply. "Ms lino( a Clergyman is ow 77 person who Intelligence, from Java the 170 . Beptember, _state and contend to be, calumny, and which Mrs. Bligh as easy ; I have always cooalder i ed W m • the -Father of a lug tellsenting that the rtinch Authorities hive been roused by the • 11 we as myself have dieted to prove to be so. larger family don he is able to malesale ; so, lir . Ido .many a ipon time and• Afirmpit mate of *si gaged. • • , , Oergyman'a life, nor do I envy the amnesia who makes it an Becalse even had you written no such letter as that • .. • - tie dr4ii ,'• 'Sy thi Billiiii Dangles', Captain Scott, arrived at I v , al r •• • • i. •• . . h as - - mg life. Min o r. . • -... . • ove uded to.the period of time which h elapsed Magian*, i MI" trvt+Pobl frail Sierra Leone; ed4leei have been ra (abate.two months) since your wife quitted your house, CORNS, BUNIONS. Res es, and Walked, ceived that the forts of Accra, Dixcove, and Anamaboo, precludes the pr opr i ety of your seekiti the redress you M ORRIS ' S ROYAL BRUNSWICK CORN PLAS• :utor. Aftetit had Irma given ern by the -G overn me n t , and the g arb .• .I.Y.L TER, prepared from a Recipe hennas, to her late at. require f o ra conduct so untiquivocalas that of Mrs. Long . IS beide:We that son removed to•Bierra 11Jellse. . icily, and now if, arlitrai use by the Royal Family, is an es- Eetall . ,Ver: ti ' • Windsor Castle ilia lialh in 1365; its Chapel in Mllesley's and mine, and of such lengthened duration. cellent Remedy for eradicating Corns, and giving relief console Because, were Ito accept of r invitation in the resent stage who have bud fleshy nobstances at the bottom of their feet, with- rtY only ten_ 1473 . ; its college was !evaded (noir used for the Poor of slrs. Bligh's affairs, I sho ul d y pr oa sjudiee her awe, grad I might out t h e l e n t pals or lowsnienience, and win p i . a very useful eviction. The Knights, me believe), and the tense. was formed in compromise my character-the jamiPerolik ollittliorl to granting gene Fandly Plaster for fresh WOunds and Scads, Ikea/W ove tee Bs, ttlY nftnrwirdts 1587. The Chapel (St. Georges).wu tborougjaly re• demand. . Bold in beam at is. lid. and a. ed. by Ru d e,'., Chemists the chant nib paired, and opened Oct. 17, 17 9 0. The" Royal - Vault," The alternativ e s which I offer you are, when you a inp a de ; co rn„ of St. l'aud's ; 75 , Princes -street, ddinbergh mem 44 . iiiii which is a free stone edifite, was built bi Henry VII. move in a British Co ur t o f Justice yo u r wife ' s crinsina- and 54, Sacivitswacteet, Dublin; Savory and Co. use, New !capital punish- i's a burial place ('or hiniself and hit successors; bat he lity with me. If the Duke of Wellington and Lord C lic s ; wiiimott, ss. High : street. theoegh ; sad the pried tntenccd would ifterAtiatils built, for a lite purpose, Henry Yll.'s Chas. Darnley think proper to occupy themselves with .my ine Venders in the United kingdom • - ink Weseininiter ; and, aftei hivin been attended to conduct to Mrs. Bligh-when they, after giving me an declared in Of wheatz ma . be had, PBRIITS 'ESSENCE. which has Medical J la, to be the ~, ent--.-The co* bY .Caidiiiill Wohey, it was neglec ted till George 111. opportunity of explanation with their Lordships, come thin ever dimovered tar the Tomo am itaa-Acith." Ist . towirst;storeyof bad •' it iokpe three restored in 1600; and in 1810, it to the result that my conduct has been. in any shape, at ls. lid . sod It. ed. ' l.afflfrise/Filite iiiiii;frOpfed iii ootai croinottny. • derogatory to your hunour. Alio Dr. FOTHERGILL'S DROPS. so mock adblin /11d4de- ziik few e*itnis 140, it Mr. Lilly, iho resides at To nigh( s . i) W. L. WRI.LESLRY. their (S And wam in FOTHRRG Nervosa Elowders. In henisaat 40 TONIC MlNAleig .011.11 Captain . ma D r. ILL'S itAit 'St tircti Migthintslei, wits rtiturnlog hod*, he Wm stopped ii N ap l es . October 4;1543. In boxes at Is. ltd. and 115.1141. hy the noise et he *ai passing near Waistend Flats, by two footpads, Sin-In answer to your letter of yesterday, refusing N.B. Ask for Moaan's Umlaut CM* Whisks. petted to be the ",__ll . lit laf whom prentiottd ik • pistOl at his head, demande me satisfaction for the injuries and insults I have expo - ._ . . - • , ... , - -• • - MERIN had lbst Aidinse p iisiiii t ei. threateninje to Walvis brains if be did, rienced on your eccount I have. in the first place , HARRIED to . . sa ,_ tral Patient tail tuts fly beidsply. ! lie: tin iving no weapon tO' say, that part of tour sasKter where you accuse me of Atittislington, Somersetibire, the Rev. Charles Radom IL4)' ite. Thh'ilirSl 'Mena 11 msdf, shad the side where he was stopped having abandoned my wife, is positively false- " any s l sudeot of Christ Church, to Isabella, daughter el Edward Lang Fos, M.D. of Brislingtm.House. . the ruin, Lord being rather 'Unfrequented one, he gave up all the wife s o abandoned l'" It being a notorious fact , that Thursday, the lith instant, at Linde thy encore any aim 'arose, that was then in his possession, which form- she,un the contrary, abandoned me; and - quitted my Re v. R. B. Paul, Fellow of Rawer College, end of Do pray follow Milly did not amount to much. The robbers, how- house for on other ostensible reason than because I had Wittenkam. Berko, to Rosa, daughter of the Rev. It. Tiespilary, dto his asteni.h. ever, insisted that they should bye his watch also, refused to permit her any longer to receive your visits, Rector of Little Casteetoo. ga. - • '' • . which was yielded with considerable reluctance, when which (as I told her frequently) I thought highly im- DIED .. ky a t if still ; 'the footpads left Mr. Lilly, enjoining him on pain of, • proper. My letter to Mrs. Bligh of the 24 of August, Wed nesday night, a t th e " 11 ° 4 Waterfall's the 1140' Mrs. t h e eart h, t h at a instant death not to give the alarm. They escaped to which you refer. was the necessary consequence of Bourke, the Lady of the Lord Bishop ef that diocese. ate surface, has across the fields. her baying taken this step. • - ' Aged 7t, the Rev. mamas Nelson, Vicar et Owenby, sod of Ikkby-eem-Q•goeby, Ir ' el i1,.1. the other . Mr. King's bounds ma n es We l d N alry at Aurora Wood and Your afordtng Mrs. Eiligh your protection (under all At Fakenham Suffolk, the Rev. Charles .J. Smyth. aged 6 7 . the Judges who after drawing that sod the adjacent covers witaset success , circumstances), i cannot but think very rational; but Rector . of Pacoima, Vicar of Cattoa, Norfolk, and late one if ibsetke are by law were thrown into a•Plantation on Booey Heath, when a fox was you were not therefore obliged to appear publicly with tbeMingsr j eam e- r.... a. the Cathedral Chan* of Norwkti. ofinceri; bet it is tallied away on the opposite side. He rook towards the village, her on your arm before my face-an insult, which aa Rev . - 4 Bel" ikesil " °° ' Vk*r st Calitc4" `" . absentee to send where he turned through the marshes to Beilaniarsh, whkh cover,(iodated, amid Smpestrater if Stapiefirti, aged 7 .5. nothing but the o bli g ations I have h it h er t o lain under, s ammo baying use Most gallantly he merely touched on, and ran straight teethe Sands; - - - -- - a aiontione4 it, the bee, crossing the Newteo.road, be continued his mine to High en c Id have prevented from • me tessenting at the moment. * . MAILS-THIS DAT. his broad dialect, Dunkcsailw, Iran thane across Haden to Four Acres; hem this Your objections to affording me satufaction appear • AIM. SOL Alll. RIM 'tr . .My Lord." be teak aeress tichcomb Bottom. and was run into, from meat to to me absurd. It is surely the injured person that has D'ulaw,,ml,,,d , • I 0 I Venom g a le Justice, who was view, In an open held, within ball a mile of Dawligh. This wars the power of choosing his time and place of redress.- ------- T a o I ihabsrig 1 6 Is a gads meare, mew brilliant ran of an boar and a half in duration, without any / • Gu.ousity and .erser 0 0 1 Maeda* 1 (I : thing like a east, and but a very slight chick en Held.. From ' tis here , at Naples, that I have been injured -that I Lisbon 0 0 I Brasil 0 a c h t trut h . pout to point, it was at least ten muss, mid there can be no doubt am pointed at as a cuckold ; and it is here, and at the D ' Ths e ba d e e - 0o I Sweden. 0 (11 , that this gallant fel must have run upwards of fifteen. The present !ta • slick perf . . time, I again demand redress. Leeward Islands •0 . o Gotteoltswilt I 0 ` tie e ' d eeearerc ' that a sc"ubleutroy rods denr.l7l7):"latteanadeWProvrd that It is not toper Yes am Flamed to.efer it to me, when. I dell have proved Ina Holland 0 1 Humus Ayres • 0 iee *tea wi l di the ho r it i etit Pearly the Devonsh ire , as et the ruts. , thirtn o zi t tber, were British Court of Justice my witescriasinakty mkk you. le '"' ' s '' the manill GH. W A Tilt at LONDON - BRIDGE TO kfORROW. 1 I Must remind you that t h ere are many cases of this marmot . Sportniten conspicuous from first to law, were Mr. Taylor, Mr. • 54 maws after e lativilles, which Hole, Mr. Carew, Mr. Haitians, Mr. Magas& The brash was sort, where, though it may aim have been possible to Annewnw . 43 auautee akar 14 Its are aeglected.-' claimed by the Rev. Mr. Kits's, who, by a skag ilsamowe M Prove the fact in a Com tof Justice, it has, nevertheless, 'r - -.--.....-_,. outwitteig a Motion Parsee, was teat kat*, tralth. been filly mood, to th e belief andsatisfaction ot . every Assume i !West . ell Mali Piddiallei l / 2 J. F. Km LT, aMe Sees Orme, ms. 1. ..bfalow- •• "'" ' •,._. • ' - i ' , i , 1 I , • c ; , 1 ,1,