Star. — London, England, 1806-11-14 00:00:00

~~ 111,1041 ; •4 4 -. • s .„;. t b,i _MAMMA INTII,I,IO,BNCR.. . : 1 • - MAILa THIS DAY. .t • Cal. ova. Dada ~• s oossenbargis Wataford'r I • Haul:lark . FALMOUTH, NOV. It. • " - to -Arrived the latot.arr gun brig from.Plymobtb ; S'artacen . floop of war, from Portfmouth ; Cearia fshootabr,,and the Jamul's , brig of war from Porte. bsoettb, to join the expedition t—lnduary, Daaaae frolligOWC? j and Medina, Rumor, froM Londall: fpe.:Astk. Sailed the fare frigate to the weftward. -moiled the Robert and GeOrge, Beltway, and Ran. ttr i t gun, for Cork; Townlliend packet, Captabi p i mp, ,with mails for Lifbon ; Prince(' AmtPii. *km •Srsysas, with mails for Barbadoes and Ja "Octet Diana packet, Gilson, with mails for New Xprk, and the Cornwallis packet; Capt. Awraciav, wish sp101! for Gibraltar and Malta. The two latter, owing to the late hour they got tinder weigh, were ptevented .getting out of the harbour, but intend failing early tomorrow morning.—Wind S.E. AIL e.. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 11. Came in the Amphitrite, Amosasoa, from Dant. ale ; Endraght; Korb*, from Harlingen ; Fay,. Tissue frigate; Caroline and Cockatrice armed hips, front a cruize. Sailed his Majelly's (hips No vae, to the • Weltward 1 and So At r, to the Eaftward. ' ...Wind S. W. . . . - . PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER s 3. Atrite4bis Majeft y's flips Be avt.sua. Ass yr itx sr, Kanitrepr, and Caaccrit, from the Wellward.- 4,4 : 41,1f e - .bfajefty's fbips HIAITY on a cruise, Call! p/ with a convoy for the Downs ; and At Ailitiaitiliar .bomb, with a convoy for Ply. . . . Wm, NOV. t 3. -4415-Shfell,fa, ' Chrig Bunter his detained and in4lol ' ' kefolution, of and fGt Kcagiroe, it:a 41 , / ,I9flrelints, in ballatt.—ln the s Suillar ipmbrissell , ilscatlbeilmkpllesiak'. 1,: i. : ; . .I, -! . I. .64/0111.1149157raUttesh“ f.l l ld 9 bi rtt l i. v •Pt il Ok. l .t e r, • o.oACifiggtoo4,o4 . ... ilms - 0‘40,: f . milio..www..*.w. l a t kot iif f ittgat Wit' - blieeitTmeiefnikE Iklearriftpiraraktrwialmlb ut .7lo;„ALifitg i a4413444411bi4444144; Wine DJ. W. -.. : . . 411411 oboaerrnail e 1. 4, joie 1 0) 4 'PIO; ''' •- iiiiThignifillik4tir,± ;,;t,!.:• • 1 , - Yaßeirifar.evesittir after peo , lillid the Sratittlitz gun brig, with the trade fbr tisonlngen. Thit net tattie!etitsfoy is appointed to fail from the Note on the nit of this month. Arrived the SwediA Asiplo liannes, Jacoi Wattex, from the Mediterranean, bound to Gottenboigth - with'falt ; alto, the Sifedifh fbip Sari M.rgaretha, N. G: Mitres, with irno.arid 404. ? from Stockholm. bettimpo Lslbeu, - and failed .40.144)0 1 0a Intimblitaysisither. The fine illifi Willpoliairtillitt Lutist', bound to flltti l : ) . 'WMll . ifelt cargo, flopped o'tt l # . ,f, 4 . i ts jillettotta inid here by the s iinlti.4 .4441thfrbetband Looifaj, sy.apt,ltaotadisme - lLdesaen fee : Loallon, with a vi. T lobblitbbircciloPped by theltplietriptlititsite priva 900filarrlifihottib, and fent to Saadi/ilia Creek t , , Mantme. }fir tfajelly'a fhip kratirciause. : . . toed Irwin the Well Indies, lies at the Note, Am , to be mkt toff:. The Papua !loop of war, ,41,illdh - einse home in the faille convoy, is gone to lingitAliiiii to pail oft; as is the Matta' matt of ~...) ss t au s rwaS S.W. Itch breeze. - 3 42 t x sa: - - YARMOUTH, NOV. as. quagoingglfrorn a cruise,. Admiral It ussat,with bit 2Z01.41110 414 f Ifile, Admiral Russet., Nassau, 1 T*4l,:and DICT ATOI t silo the Snipe, Furious, Conflant,Cenfor, Vixen, and Ferretter gun vele!, ; i t ala Vogt with e tla m ß e o w sa ar o d ca b , ou A n d d n i t s i i r o a r l ih D w o o u t. !‘as. .- - . ELSINEUR. OCTOSIM se. Shier our left, the sift 'Awn. we have had very hoer. partkularl • on the night of the a3d,(Thurfday) when vet te* oda bud the witortune of berm anchors. calks, &q. peL which ate, the Diana, Stcedsman, of Ldthr Wllbant, re, ait London; and Diamond. Todd. of Dontke v-The ottltribeds, Halklton, of Heldman., from Wyburg, rap fool of by anothervrediVood of:oga to proceed to Copenhdgep tit refs. The Perfeveranot, 111.Lood, of Dunbar, left kill, &c. ar.. en her ittlege from Ebeltofta here. At prefent no coo.oya here from 'Main. • Devotee ail—Ann and Antral. Fermi*, from Copenhagen for North AIL bah& ; and Padeby. Rehinfos, from Leith for plf *Mu —Arrived yeftnday morning the Star floor of war prom on, with about 36 fad. Englini and Swedes; and this aftetdolii thelOghtingate flovp of war from Lcitb, and the Hebe froartLooghopc, with convoys. r` 2"' ' . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • • Dlndirlitattra.lfmr. ts.--Sanod +the Ranger, Hello, for St union t.ast jsirabro,R3ehordha,hr Janakw; A ago Ito., Howe,. gtrioar o !INlNol4.the loose, Pdter;aad Anna , er .. 1* . Alt 11 . lit ' Ole MartitUhrorthy, from Newfound , Chi' Bridget' -;.—., %in Newfoundland—At t net; ..-- from Henriimandlattel..-lo the Chte, s MO*, from tat . mbee. ? r At, GrOngePo Mho Nr74. Win , . . elbursh—At Leith..DeliAt, s t.la yolat, front I'e ' • .... 'Thal, "I rivelh.r, ILI higni o, GOM N.ITTa.—At New f.7.•..," . riumvitate, arkni- Y liicrpooli jag& and 1 . falges4f Oughlatnie, Tleftii ; Mut the Hlppetantrie, Tel -.tad Ws frooders - •: :: - .r . :::, on rft 4 CCUP. -1 " 8 00 - 14 4/ t . kvifit dV:70.0" ,- '''' i The Luke of Kewt, - *titan...AL the etidi: wititia*tc. , iihourats • riankiikil"' -' .- •• - --:- .. , rof rise hip wiricfs.arm kit near CraiF ou. • thor.night .estfelsitsdrxiiikairtvollo•Lavinit, of Dondetaumteas Div sr mono mailer, with avwrgb of benept, tea. from. Xihet ifqrfahadams •Whissuesse look uilive • riging, , :ilk" West alkfaved. tem* the Ca purl ts, arlus.fensaitt. 44 01140(Wand-eat wellscd;uvestinerd... lihorrargo! warberedifavtdompft e utit dry: ThperctlclNJeuelern is bwitsiyoeut.,' rkieraletnik, logging, Els. huseboeit landed.. The mailer has left a widow, .aushattundel eons family of young children to deplor c his Ids. 1 , . It • ‘e • OEN 411)110114 0 , ' 1 wEsisilierrot e -teifni.uiY. •,. ' '' It was nearly four. o'clock wbert Mr. Stiatnal came upon the Millings. He wait eftortect hoot Sonierfet-place by a large affeniblage of friends, with , colours, Sec. preceded b_y_ a band of outfit, playinD il 'I Ste the conquering Hero comes." At four o'clock the poll chided, when the numbers flood thus! Sir Swett. Mob, rS. trtril ta i , - r6l • .• annia • = . 4 1191% facet - 446 Holt . /0 6 stag /79 Seventh ' . gi 3 . Eighth ! . - 3 2 4 Ninth - • 57 . 4. Tenth • . 44 6 Totil ' .-. 4-... 4/4/ ionic. Pont t,Efq. Firft 1;h1/ - p 7 . ' Second -' 06$ Tebt - • 1 2 4 • /mirth - .. 021 .. Fifth - 374 slut -" 244 ' Stealth - asp Eighth - ass . Ninth . .*. ... 270 . Tenth - • 14t • . Thal •.:di ...... 3so Sight Hon. R. B. SIIIIIDA a, tirtt LAN syll . Second - - 1,0 Third - . • • • Simard, .• 2 • 'il , • fifth • - slash " ' ' 370 Seventh .., . ' So - . al;" •.) .ii Ninth - .. .. So . 494. i..; .. ...A, sb Ten* . .. '1914.4W , ~) .- . • ••••• ~ , . _. • .1 . . ,Vratf .o i. Mr. ONIIIDAN thus. gangs fa Paott.. , • • - The -Right Hon. Gettlo6ll 4 l.l4v-rßiklSVOn's Nil that lie trailed the triumith.liarawageWradibiselaatill figna!ly obtained, would he 0141(4 bz Ala Web* with becoming order, decency., apJ fatisfatlir t tad not tarnilhed and difgv arkd by any Winton; or doteui, condua whatever. Ile entreated his friehlfilcriliel. derate their joy, and to pi , eted with regolaritplo4 dscorom. He concluded by %/reeking liit SliletOri, for the fupport they had, agarderA bin), A B_ pri. nen, rectinimendsd to therp a Peafeverance,as calk isi a long Op% et 10°4 pull. ansla pull akurgetber, WeaM be OW Sellelbell as their 'RePrifentillifhtlt*Psr lialmktata - 'runt` r.- = - ' ! , 01.. to.:•'s • = Ait:o44 o o-tsidli eX POW hie4ekinshifelffrisfufs• fr,the ttompeu.otheing.contiwte4 at tie head of the P ll _.i. ; .. . . '• NM Plot t, Rita tha r y;iiiiisriihffinding all the ex s elf Mr. Stserideirs. hiswelsett she cloves of 6101111n111101 atid,thwandateliel .wt:Quleton-heufe to4ll%rEß:l4erhsl, am .keiap fi rietable.confclation, gp,_s_tist,ha'heatted the guar, Hon. Gentleman. 114 1 1itifflItt lli ittiiatirbe r ithew Was infignikant i IMF le whliPallaPrell", Owl tiit limped; and frothed, by the pubis fparintwid natiecistregrity•of the Elio., tors, it wooed greatiyinutsfe. (iced & lim as.) Ho then proceeded totaattiiihet the friends of Mr. She: ridan hid calumtusficl him (Mr. P.) Mott grofily, ' by Hating to the with', with a degree of matchlch impudence, what they keew to be untrue, namely, that he, (Mr. P.) owed his Aspport .principally to hired mnbs and to bands of ruf6aas, who paraded in front of the hutting' The tad was not fo—he had employed no - loch rnifcreants, and the charge of having done fo, recoiled with accumulated force on Mr. Ilseridaa's friends, who had promoted it with. all their iadultry,.aad all theh anal. He consl44ed.by declaring his intention of keeping open the poll pills Lilt pable moment. . ~ . MIDDLISE.t-.FOURTH DAY. 4t the chile of the Poll this day, the nnitherli . were ifi ) ' 7 ' ' - ' • ' Is . Mueslis Maanibtri Va. • • • • ama --. - V . . tr ,re i Jitlett.,..__M4. - - *Mt , ow raa CII BlrniTlr. • - 14111 Mr. -Diu, addieffing the Affendsly le Trait of She Hollisgs,, Interned them his bet 'hawks mod the continuance of their Cupport. - Sir P. Boenivr thepflepped forward. He affur ed the 'Elbitort•thit bt felt, in the drongett manner, the honoar titbit !di* polled for bim this day had conferred dallfit. He did not yet delpair of the iffue of the email, heesufi he knew what Aliddlefee could dd. One vote, hoWever, given now, in the prefent circuMffinces, he isonfidercd, becaore it was ao,inelepeeidene vote. as of mere coarequence than one tberniatid given in diff:rent circuntaanses. • He yeflerday called on the gentleman who now good opporid to him (Mr. MelliCh), to (late what' were the grounds on which he folicitod the fit ~ p rirt of the' Electors. and on which, it he was honoured with their 6pr-obi/Aso, be inteaded afterwards to aa.--- This. inserter, he had evaded, allii bad contested himielf with returning thanks to the Eleiffors who had voted for him. He (Sir Francis) nut wittilland. ing, was Rill of opinion. that this was not the way in which Electors had a right to expiates be treated. It was not Cute-iv:lt tp tell them what they Aa4 done , for thoCandidates'i, the Candidate ought alto to be prepated, to fay what he intended so do foe than (the Eleaors) ,Of the one thing, however, he (Sit f'rancis) SatticHtfßtre them, that time fhoulet not be denied dim 'IS I fitai on their (homiest+. - He tknoW keep thorPon open to the laR day. He knew „ that many of hiefriende were at prefent employed in the Weßminter Eledion. who would, of courier come forward when their Cervices were no longer re• juiced there.. At ill events he &wild perform his part. • If they chafe to do their duty, the track was eery. He timid afford them an opportunity of if• i fertiog their own freedom and independence and of ( extricating the county from that itate of fisbjetlion and"dependente into which it had been attempted to fink it.— Loud eiplaafee. Mr. !Amain intreated the indulgence of the af ,(eaalay, while ha endeavoured to extricate birnkli from the charges with which the Hon. Bart. had at -tOtheited to load his charadler. He had alreadrdiC claitned all prtileffions, "but had declired that he , Asoold act independently. In doing foie &mad vote. 4. for msainres, not for men. U that was one luta cntly explicit, be fhould thmtk.aoy of•the EleElors to gi_vc him words more pointed, and belliiiuld adopt ' MM. Td the - Heil. Sart. 'he by no Meets* regarded' •Istintlf Wood toviattiti6whelitriaims et hit praitical itertaiOrt... It would 44 Ilittrtaiest 40014 " - 4t iliii a Zli fli X 1454 911. ' 3* tA' , .syttrisiittflp lat cy, hvwerer, re u cc aratt as • • ad 21••• >tt rinat oho. • ilriettetdtyr the Nate of the Poll (earned fatawitll to prove. arigniag, as it did; the -confidence which Way already had in his independence. lie thanked ;hem for the honour abet had .dons him this. Any and. concluded, as he had done yellerday, with beg ging that they would not relax, Irt would rail; him Aill higher on the Poll, as bedtnew much more was fu their power. The meeting idinstdiately adjotarned. Soon after the Poll opened, on Tuefday at Brain. ford. Mr. Pixiesa haviag, oa the part of Mr. Met. , Luso. objected to a voter, named Thomas Vaney, Sir Faalicis C01111(el, Mr. CLIFFOID,OC dared. that he nbjeCted to any queitiona being put to any voter relative to his freehold. Mr. CLIFF 0111) 'Retained, that if, the fads were as Rated, the man had no. right to vote ; but he contended. that if he was willing to take the oath, he mutt be received, fubjeft to no other reflraint than the punithmeot to which he may be liable in cafe hi takes a falfe oath ; and that the perfons attending might caution him, but bad no right to propofe any queltions whatever. r. PLUIIIII. no the (Aber hand, Rated, that the Ohjedion of Mr. Clifford to the examination, of voters was very forMidable, and the event of the election might depend upon it. as, if it were allowed to pee pail, it would enable man to poll who th,uld be hardy enough to take the oath. Mr. P. obferved, that this was not the principle on which the two for. ,mar elections had been concluded, for then every vote Itnt to was canes ffed ; and he argqcd, that the ri of objediun and cxamination was the . great • fegoard ageing perform' voting who had no right ; and if fuch enquiries were not permitted, theoffice• • Of Affeffors was nugatory, for that all the mob of Condon might be brought down, and if they would tart, the math, they mull be admitted on the poll. 'Mr. Cot:atom's, on the fame fide with Mr. Pty. itfi,contended, that if examination were not to take Oil, there was no rife in the appointment of Infpec tors ; and thaffo much of the Ad as related to their ippoiatment would be rendered nugatory; that the ink of the mill boons, at the Eledimi its leo2, was #teilve i foe that the etheriffs prefiding at the Elec !lira timid not. upoa dais pr.snciple. have been punifhed for prating, thok ;toren; neon the le i, as each of them toot lie it oath ttat the Sheir Owere bound, bj theternis or theit oath, to return rite Candidate , who, in their judgment. had the majority of 441 yeti; and that without examination, is cafe of ob jedion. it would be impoffible to afcertain who had molt legal votes. After eanfhltatiota, the Affefror declared, that the Sheriffs had corm to the deterafivation that they would jtear objections, and enquire into she right of every votes who was objected to before the ocib was arlotinillcrect: The vote in q'tegioq was rejected. Lill of returned Members. in additioo tot hofe be foreitiven ti —Wm floneywool. 41' S ban, 16 0 4 — 4'. Ilkaoraiant a K.—Timms Nr • . „•• 011.111 sinda—rbomas Wyoh Crdantro.:4 ord William Stuart. Dctierrstrta a...Wm Morton Phi, C. S. Portman, Eire. lldnrdiryet Lloyd. Antitaaaa•-1101MTIrin. Sir Amber Paget. Laseiknanno•—Nr 0. Handsome ; missies myna. Lattwseriser.—Lard Liemore ; William Die-kink°. Rfl. COITLITID ■LtCTIOWS. Saes weal:me—Scale of tile Poll ma Togo:lay 3 * Hon. WilWara Hill - 4 t 7 Hon. H. O. Bennett - 187 Mr Jona 167 Clofe of the Poll on Wecinefilay : William Honeywood. ltq. illse thr Edward Knatettlmil 185 1 Sr William Geary ; 816 Sir WILLIAM °SART gent up the eontelt. • Doe err—State of the Poll on Wanertfay Mr Pitt 1722 Mr Porttnaa 1049 Mr Santa - 817 FLIKT—.StA Ts at the Poll es Monday t Sir S. R. Clynn 70 Mr E. P. Lloyd - 69 Colonel Shipley - 64 HAKPlillle—State of the Poll yefterdaya-Puorth day s Thiltlethwayte 1867 Chute - 1609 Herbert - 11311 Mihissay 15.16 - i Hoar idaserrou...-Clote of the Poll yeilerd‘y : . . Lord Akhorp asks _ _ Mr Cartwright - 1199 Sir W. Lanham 799 - - DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION. Monday came on at the Palace Green, Durham, the EleCtion of two Knights of the Shire, to reprefent the county of Durham. . Sir John Eden, Bart. propofed Sir Ralph Milbankl,l and Mr. Baker feconded him. Cothbert Ellifun, Efq. then propofed Sk Thomds Liddell. Bert. and addreffed the Court in a weripfpi-. riled manner, its- recommendation of Sir Thomas ; eadsMr. Hesibiofon feconded his nomination. Sir Henry Vane Tempe°, Bart. then entered into, hillmy of the occurrences which had induced him to hope for the countenance and fupport of the coun ty, when he decline‘ giving any opporition to the eleetion of the candidates already named. Sir Ralph Milbanke and Sir Thomas Liddell were than proclaimed duly Heard, and were chaired round , the city. _ . . When the Members were proceeding through the Bailey, in their chair►. a mob oppofed Sir Thomas Liddell, and the chair was difgracetally torn in pieces. The borough of Ipv.ich V. 15 nne of thole which formerly pad then Reprefentativer for their attend ance in Parliament. In 1620, the Burgeffes, Sess.. LING and CaG_ I F had 501. aver their expellees ; in 630, JOHN HUGHIA had 601. and GILItIT LANG* risLD the like furn. Two ynung people were married laik week at Fewfton, whore parents, on each fide, gave them for portion, fifty pounds of beef, arid a lime-kiln of potatoes. HOl2.—A few days ago, the walls of Onlifle ex hibited printed bills, P.ating, tbat for the amnfineseit of the inhabitantaof the town and its vicinity, a gen tleman on his toor to Scotland would, by the aid of a mechanical procefs,' at twelve o'clock at noon wall beer the river • Eclat, near the Iteidge. with only 4 common pair of dippers on his feet. Thoufanda af fernbled to "Lintels the aquatic exploit, which the gentleman pollen:illy attended, at the time appoint ed, t perfinna, and, alter fulfilling his promise, by wolf ilf irefeitely den: the ieidze ! took his one. and depeielted v t• the great mortification or all preflmt, theiegh tbatp irtaiderst a/ with Ora &oat, appsrentlls' in i lit og, fussisuissv o to t.icie tie kalalltes of t h:lf flikVfune• Y• - • .i:c:; ~4BR L.INL 'CORN-EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER r 4. Then are feve-at fie% ;mints of Wheat to-day.. with confinerabla fupplies on hand ; the few Armpits of fine old centime to fupprset their price; fe cond And orainail ifustlitice lather give way; fine new as pevenrrtswy—Barley in cnnfiderable quant i. tips, and i s rad t af sacepting good famples— Malt is heavy in federsk--Whise and Grey Peas main tain their prica-7-,tßi. anis or eich.kiad likes ife—There are fereral arrivals. of ,thstse and 14ep fetorplies on hand, and this trade inclines lower.- 7 -Flour without variation- , • • • • . . sertitat esaarscr Ife onset • What. 4,8 OP Ow Pit*, Oyer Nan . 41030.041 /be Ditto. 141 47* M Doors 471 jto ItTs. (Dni) • V. 4.06. Tick Dim St! 451.4 %dn. tos 46* ot• • Oa., is. tb.sios - Mak, 760 el • • 'Potood4tito 3ia Wbits "sac. Os gla 66 . • tape sac 60 cos Flat Thor 7. to ?se Sccood 6os GI MI for flak. It was mentioned-in a paper of yell/relay, that the French bad pofleffed themkl►es of Vara.- We can Rate, on the authority of krtera from thence of the 7th 'littera, that the navigation was then free, And the inhabitants were under no apprebentions "hate vu of a vifit from the French, or of any interrup tion to their neutrality. ADM COOkT, NOT. z 1.-e-This day the Right Him. Sic W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes s Vrow Thida, &boor rafter..—This vetiel, under Knipbuilks colours, with a cares of wine, we. is the prokention or her coy sae from Bourdwaut to Tembigeo tt the tire of the owirre. ha Ur cafe further proof woe deuced asto the ergo, awl do bertha conlidcration of the Rip w as Waded to Rand over for 13 days. Nona Drop, De Savo mafter.This stint, under Perhosels colours, with a cargo of comp, was mowed by the Slide Brip • wee uaely, Header .Cock asereo awl brought so Ply. mouth.—Ship and cargo mitered, and the captors wrodatred the encores of the prefer hearing. Nra. lira. De Cornice, Comics° solier..- - filic was allir a Ponsiguek dip, laden with a ergo of retterads tky oak die Court dlredled further proof by pica. . Frau Marla, kAnbrbeck wafter —Tine oriel Laid miler alike burgh colours, with a cargo of brandy and orbs, ali e from ltstbelk to Toriageu.—likip teflon& sad tordilerptiof IS to the ergo. f 7. 1 a: Ddpkies. Trindad mafter —This P ppipb d i‘w i ta... cargo of werchwiegze, was in the of • Atittludam at the time of • Novenaaa ; -Sdorr proomeled to ibetudlndllatfon 6f • s , . 7 7:1777,72 5 Cadmita, Viierwaleurosititerlail i Oar RIO• Lyon *oars, Isamu/1M a wry erk reie, in the peolimeloo her name from Marares m Rigs, was captured by the private Mg &war Bets, A.•f3 Welt Coortander, and koughe to M. Wooer ••Bidp lad Meg* errieroot ' -lpsurgier, wariecasdo ifile . ware era* woo refired, with std .:5 1 0 11 . 11, ‘ early arikrieksa farther weer. —Tblirad was takee t t e ls w itill meter Viper, Liesticitirt Dank! estpietter ' brought to ',mouths tmr esteem reperty was tyeete ' il . ay maw- • • •.. •en • As Mr. Jon. Pouevto t - keeprmnf -Ore dßinreeliesatt Inn in Dover, about eight n'eloallowTherfeieruight, was going to Maidflotee is emnpansorwitts three miter perfons, and his bode gang full fpeed 4ersou wheals bill, two sniles from Off elope. slia-ssointalmonospinft a port•chaire which was costsirigpilgs dampodentrallmeh entered the limit's area, illikanronsadeesoipig6iliell it. Mr. Poo', am was thrown pltopo i ont&rtsoitpos/kapperoh injury as to °curios' birigOrMksillsiktforthik kW fa hour afterwards. los 14 usaffifeci.miatoitil dren to bewail his /go., • q n3. e • - - • - • • • • - - - . . A MOB 1111eLanclwatinehlentAbolgen•fgatwukri ence in Wherl Abrethampoe Grows Itwar.imCouss wall, in confiqutoce-4-0 water:lmam thit..follimtbet neighhoorhood. m wasar ‘ &46 iab ifischpieja k ce as to breakdown chs,bouyslipkajoisa;jusjuassths of the (hafts, end cboaked; t lKaajiL d whichfor.r 4 wigse water back iotp,thf lulus, iscatioce_ askew,* Ate- A lta engirt draws the water cot of sleep ,Rass ig o‘Ahe mine!, ipd ,vheri 4 1 oleo gait . ' wgik 4p sr so oft kgle, oak *elr . ,F . C.Or op e dArt ft lee veisk4cii bkikt.b bepigtakert . pwai Iv' Ole s ilo e 'orthe Water fpilirs On - theme l!igl.tbrCwi 'belt w*ji len flirts over. 't !r heads, and with ilaSculty rea med the:Yintoitt:'' ref`titteis arc milling, a.... 1 no doubt ilsiy; are droititil.. The log; to the asfeentarers in theft mines is'effimatect its neatly - 60pc.1. ,Aytic a poii, ClfrtFe h Worflsip, firm, op Wedne ray', arises 1 1 1 1 1.iiien firiderNient a 'Anal r. examination, s kefore the,Fstting Ma i liltrateA, being charged upon 'pa* WO having liale,n, at the late fire ist Paul trot, irsii t ilirlAtiirc"ai pair of pantigooas, from the houfe & ' r.Breirhi t Ise pccitier!y kettsg (flood `on his per- SWIM!' *Wit' *is pisd'uced and idmitt fi ed.by s ake ' pinficointAli elifPnef was fully c•iminittea f.ir t. ‘ sYciterditi\ a tosi_bli s ti . tiziih , , "ear ! of , • Mei 'effilited' Bfhkinitte{, it &stria; pill hating flollis 'fro% kis Wilk ir std. 'Plaillinle; with iititch he abfcoided i be ins' flopped at Kinkfland, by a publican, where 'he gnt • The note changed, 'tend !m_cl Ihired a bode i iel. of thi ProPe!it was ht°"Vel-. The 'Wooer was fully tbdi •cdrmiliteNWlrldi Pit trial. ' ~ . •,, c•,,, ...Ts • owl ------ At the Thames Police Office 'ragman, rtti'VP4stieV l %- mat agm Waterman, an, woo pnl tion, charged trith Realiqg'iwn rdadir ehs _VIC value of ten pounds, belonging In the gcalik e Eaft Indianan , lying ht • Rititt... Hcl Ai to committed to Newgate for trial. John "Meng fugyi co:Uri/Wed fah tint, irspt WhitechaPet nti ettorge'df ' a LA/ loptantltinf"-cheili, the istklictiy or ' Mr. oiler, i?t 411621100041veef,Whittetrapel. - " • ' • • Viftietfai taYl,r, a kriy abuoi t 'twill ft' Own , r- lige, Was pot to the bar„ and andel. went an examination, being charged with Rning FA. ..intielritthllltiltrop of Mr. Wilker; botkiller, ip Patietitifte#4o*, , triti nom the till two dol lars-4440 dettettedin the ae, with the property in Ms Nod. 'Me-war fully committed for tile!. 'Firs • Ttoddskiii PotirDf.—Tlie Tick: t z 697, drawn relleFday . a Prize of Fire Th. ufand vriS id br flits, on the szit Oaober uliert 15,462, a Prize of 2.,0001. 6: fiat day ; 340, another . Prize of Scot. the thi!:± day ;—„ T id I . a Prize of cool. on the fa , t4rth d4y ;—we4e aft 'bared and Regiftered in the preitnt ty s . drawn Tickets and Sham are felling at both of hiss's Offices. 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cref., Wigs the fortunate hoiden of the Print* way it ceivz their money on demand.