Star. — London, England, 1810-06-23 00:00:00

st s T ee, that the new breastwork is a battery which the hwre erected upon tl - ,e . most adsranced,point cf :he left. of Mat;:gorda, with_ the idea,. it is of sheilhig the fleet; that the mole is The at Cadiz ; that the first battery is a work to the right of Matagorda, and about 830 Con it at clic end of the houses , on the Nlata r, it;a side t,f the Cano ; that the 241 battery is con. ~lucted behind the ruined works of fbrt St. Louis, u Li c h is situated on the TrocadeM ; and .that the I,e,id of the town is the situation of the land.gate, which are some barEacks : it is bomb-proof. The account given by the Spanish Gazettes of the Spanish prison-ships appears not to be altogether-cor co,r:.ct. The French prisoners, wishing to aVail :hero. ~:r es if the state of the weather, attacked knd over powered the Spanish guard, tru.ithen cutting the ca. b1.:5,1.:t the ships go adrift. They had.lsoo prisoners e% board. The-British squadron made every effort to recapture them, - bntswithout success. It is with !egret we observe, that the allthetitic . ad 7 'Ticcsto which we are Waring, and which comedown. tl the 3d instant, .make. ,no mention .whatever of the sictory said to have been gained over Scisasrmst. We congratulate the public Upon a full -coofirma. on of the safety (Cele whole of tine Spanish men of war lately in such danger of falling into the hands of the enemy, Cgthagena. . In the early pact of last•month Colonel Roctin, as. we lately stated,, wrote; from that place to Lord Cot, LlNG woon.(not hayipg been informed of his lamented death), elentioning their. state and situation. This letter was received by Sir SANlurx-HOOD, who imme diately dispatched the HIBERNIA and NORTIIUNIBER LAND to that port, while a siqtilar representation made be Colonel Rerun to Mr. WELLESLEY produced the arrival also at Carthagena of the. INVINCIBLE and RE SISTANCE. After supplying men, money, and provi--. sions, considerable management was necessary to get the Spanish ships out—consisting of the San , Carlos and San Fernando, of 130 guns each, both ne w , ships; the Guerrero, of 74 ; the San Palebelo, of 74 ; and the Soledad frigate. The two first are at Gibraltar, and the rest are now at Mahon. different letters from respectable quarters, it appears, that in all the four kingdoms or districts of Andalusia, the population has risen upon the enemy, and its exertions have been attended with no incon siderable success. It is said, that in the town and port or Malaga the Polish garrison has deserted to the Spaniards. It will perhaps be recollected by nur Readers, that the merchants of that place, is conse quence of the gross mi•conduct of the nrenchtroops, petitioned King JosEtiu fcr (heir removal, to which application the latter lent a favourable ear, and sub stirt:ted thi, Polish garrison. At a late hcrar last night French papers to the 15th Cone day later than thos2 we announced yesterday) came to hand, from which we have given some ex- tracts. N4IP4L INTEL LICENCE PlArigotrri-1, .14.ffiE It. . Arrived the ‘FAVO..,III re siootti fr. Anellovtilwith) Wcnt • •. j t. of liar;),),ir to elt:' Sounit'fhe Miwg.i.Ata new frgate,:. sl...e. s is.said . to 4.; iiei.: of tliiii; destined. for the East Indies. ; Sailed the iblynos brig of wai' for Guernsey.s- • . • TORBAY; 7UNPf sm: • ..v. AT' i;'•undki. .vonvoy of • , tlte CyANE sloop of, war, koniTt 7 )itSiniiuth; 'hound To the Cape of Good Ilope.• otitW;iu:4:l;o4q4c-i'' foundlimd convoy remains. -•-• - • .- :PbR Tsmbtrri-i, • . . This day arrived hip ship HiBERMA;of 120 guns, and th e •NonTutiu . BentAtin, of 74, btith from the Mediterranean ;they are going to the qua. ; rantine ground, at the Motheihahk. • The North Amt= rican convoy'sare still in • 'Yarmouth Roads wind.' . liound. Arrived a l so th e DobiNe*Ci•MitizNE slocp . of . vsar . ,,from Halifax. Sailed.the t.u.omptt., foi Lisbon ; anifte HAWKE cutter, :on a cruiae.- . MAL, JUNE 22. Sailed last evening,.after post, the outward Sound, under. convoy of the OSiIiEY sloop orwar. 'Arrived his Majesty's ship . illystPttEx from a ciiiiie,LWind r.. N. E. . . . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. OR Arr sexy, lc e 2.—. Arrived the Catherine, Yug'f•ion, from ; UnitedStates,l3Arnip, from Alezandria ; Rising grates ` liningb, from Virginia; Toseph and Mary, Mitchell, from New, Providence; and Bolunio,--, from Brazils.—Sailed the Mary Son, lishman, for Viana. The Violet privateer, Captain Don& has taken and sent into Falmouth, a large namburgh ship, bound to 'Bourdeatix, with a cargo, consisting of iron, hemp, and converted.naval stores. On the 3d June, l'Eagle, of Philadelphia, 2.50. tons burthen, loaded with tobacco, cotton, dye-stuffs, and furs, captured by the MAT-std Moncey, and the brig Tentury, of New-York, - •of '2lO tons, with a cargo of sugar, coffee, pepper, cocoa and indigo, were brought into Bayonne. • • Se•, , entecrt more gun-boats have arrived at Chat hat, to be' fated with all expedition. . <Captain PUILINIOI44 is appointed to the command of the Diadem, of 6-f guns, fitting for a troop ship at Chatham. SPORTLVO JNTELLIGEXCE. ASCOT HEATH, JUNE 22. The Ronewal of the lOgs. Stales, for $-Tr. olds, /k.:. H. R. H. the Duke of Vork's b. f. Saganus Lord lif,...emont's hr. c. - . hlajor Witeatiey's 131. f. - The winner the favourite. 3 The Gold Cup, of ltXgs. a Subscription of 9.ogs. I.orl Lowther's Loiterer, 4 yrs old - - - 1 11. R. H. she Duke of York's lirinnoia, 4 yrs old - - liouverie's Small Hope's, 4 yrs old Mr. F. Craven's ch. Jennette, 3 yrs Old - - 4 1.1 Fgrcmou;'• sister to Pr gismo lass, 3 yrs oil • - - 5 five to 4 agst Hi-Amnia, and 5 rt. 2 agst the Winl.t r. A Plate of 50gs. for all agys, Ste. Mr. Latihroke's hr. g. Grundy,;, yrs o!..1 - Mr Balson's Cecilia - - - IA Him hihbroke's b. 1. Jenseric, 5 yrs old 111 r. Williams's b. e. 4 yrs o!d - - Six and 7 to 4 on the field. 4 1 1 1 3 .. V 3 l' 3 4 0 A Cottenburgh mail. arrived this morning. We have also received German papers to the 10th inst..-- The intelligence from the North of Europe entirely 1 CURRAGH RACES, JUNE IC. relates to the measures which still continue to he King's Plate of 100 gs. for Irish-bred hcrses, &r. 9st. to mares and geldings. a heats— adopted totally to exclude British commerce from all Col e one ch l Loftus m 's il llolllyltock 511). - I parts of the Continent.- The following are extracts 1 air. Kirwan's Slugg .. - .. - .. - s 2 from the papers assisted Mr. Burke's Emancipatorded to :. • Pulled uy after ninnirg the first mil... the second h=at. STRALSUND, JUNE 11.• - MONDAY, JUNE 18. A French Consul has unexpectedly arrived in this' Mr. CA:well's Farramultven, 3 yr:us 01,1, 13st..Clb : beat Mr. tiatku's Louis , aged, 9st: 911). for lOtgs. :',II P.algb 6 i o-i. plice, in consequence of Ishich all pro4ce.and nra- r Halter's Sweepstake's, 2.4; , :s.each, p.p. post on the flat. nofactures have been put under. sequestrztion, as well I Mr. am ivr.by's Trim, by Soldier, 6 yrs old, lost. - - 1 - as the cargo es of s hip s -i n t h e ha r b our . Th ere. is'grod M. r CaltlA ors Baltimore, 3 yrs old, ist. ?lb. Alr. Vb . Burke's Louisa, aged, Sit. . - . - -- - reason for believing that son eof ,our smaller vessel s lForced Handicap, 25gs. p.p 3-7. old course. Mr. Cooke's Little Mull, aged, 91t. - - - - • wine immediately fitted out as.privateers. .It has 1 Mr. Kirwan's St. Cleran's, 6 yrs old, 9st. - - - been thought advisable to order off the vessels which M r , (...!awde4l , l4:mmulteen ' s yrs old, 7st. 11b. - bad not reached th e pl aces f or di sc h arg i ng .. ; 7 Col. Ltourn't= Ralph, 3 yrs old, int. 811). -.- Mr. James Daly'. Louisa, filly, U yrs old, fist. 81b. COTTENBURGII, JUNE 16. • Mr. Whaley's Stella, aged, sit. 10Ib. - - An express has just arrived from Stralsund, with news of a French Consul having arrived there, and i The Duke of CUMBERLAND continues to gather placed all magazines, - warAouses, ships; &c. &c. sti-engtli. - His; Royal Highness, left .Carlton-liouse• under sequest r ati on . tat one o'clock yesterday , accompanied by the Prince - • COPENt - lAGEN, JUNE 2. of \\ T 1: . , in his carriage, and returned to his apart min . I s in the Stable-yard, St. James's Palace. . . : Travellers report, that Admiral Saumarez ordersl The Princess AMAIA remains much the same as all slips to be broti:zll.-tr : tlat are either going to . or • last - week. • - i . ' ' • . rumour from Gottei!larglr : 35 ships, and a number 1 • 'l' he E:ta l i tf Montriax is at Windsor, on a visit to I fl r boats, are said to have already fallen into his frauds: their MssEsrtroi, preparatory to his. Lordship's setting i :.11 Americans, as welt as such ships as canna (fro-,off. or Scotland early, in the.-next week. .. ':cite licences , RIC Pr:filen up. Sir James is said ' to 1 The lion. Captain SIDNEY YortrcE is appointed one . of the Director's of Greenwich FlOspitil; in the room 'lye received this order by . i swift-sailing cutter, on ..of !lr. Joßms Ht7str ; and likewise one of the Lords !,:s arrival at 'Cottenbargli. ' • .• iof the Admiralty, in-the room of Captain Mooasom. . ... ... • • --.... . , . • •t- : • 1 - ' Loral Dzsanr has resigned his seat as a Puisne Lord Ia a preceding coltuairsirschave given some interes- of the Treasury, and is succeeded by the Honourable ~g detal"v: retpecting_ Hayti, The rival Sovereigns,..BEoßELEl PAGET. . . Caintrrorirr. and P.ExtoNi-stillcarry on theircOntest for', Mr. Kranicac, Member frißletchingly, succeeds Sir ezentive di.aninion. They have both a small marin e ; HENRY STRA44 Er, as Master of th e King's Household. ar.cliiavel):::n tr,•..ing theirstrength upon the deep. i • GABRIEL T.ucantt STEWART, Esq. has resigned his ._,..... •--. • . -, seat for Weymouth, in cons e q uence o f his being ap . A.l. , :iti , mal letters were received yesterday • • • f ror yi • -pointed to a place. . • 4 .• . -1- '' t.'r.lted! - ;tates, L.) the date of the ISrlt ult. AtTll;-• . The Right Hon. SPENCER PERCEVAL is elected a lair-pliit the Es:h ;Inge b a &become more favorerable ,-Governor of the Charter-House, in the. ro o m of the 1 17 I , Per cent, and large remittances Were in consa- Rieliv Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM. .!( ice nr:d...!.. 'At New York, nothing Of importance ' The Catholic Committee of England assembled at ; :t ? i d t tr , inT m ;red. Ad m i ra l C ortinANE h as discharlmi• ' . „l — ,-, ru t sTouritox's have - entrusted to Sir. :roux•• Cox the Aer can seam en serving'under impressm en t -111retsraht -the charge of their . Petition laid on the i n the loaeren off G ttaditioupe: • • - I • • • •• .: tzble of die - 1-lionsarof Commons, which is to be taenk This day a Mail Criiiii. New. York arrived, but- the • •61 3 next'SesSions, and.which was originally entrusted ` e r'a's :Ind papers only come down to the sthof-totay; -: •--., • ... , he inteiii,-ence . , ,-, they contain has of course been-anti to Mr. WiNDWAV. f.:patje::zorne days ago. ' , - WilEcit CoN'entEss.;—The • birth-day ..3. . ' I- s(lverCigetivai this• of our beloved year celebrated at. St. Asaphl sir We received some intelligence yesterday from Chi- the revival of the Eirtedfld or Congress-of the Bardk na,i America, to the 21st inst. but nothing of shy in its ancient • and Original splendour. This institu' political interest had taken place.—We are Sorry to lion, peculiar to the Principality. has 'not, 'since the find that the True Briton East-Indiaman, which was fl ,-' 1 ' reign nf Quetn EuzAintrai• be - said to be missingr tris ung . . s• en • so re some time back, had not arrived . s-ec p tably attended, regularly cosiducted o pi liberall) c•ut a-ie the last accounts came away. . supported. • 4 t THE ARMY: S/R FRANCIS BURDETT. _ • ------ —.--- . ...WE lesterdat gay e a li st o f t h e troops collected in 1 The following i s an account o f this rntlemam and around te'MetropofrTivihegimlise of the *ark. rnotiv et (or . not y 4ning -n" Vtrifncessioa.ll II con}. iiLottligitt orders were iss - ti&Pft(tWe head:tinarters of . s.itiotkbetween tarn an.l filip.ltitlcCommi!tee: It tlie vanous corps for diem to return - to their former i - • .4 i'hur.iii, t:sn'ei i. kbaseeievai at thee. tatiimls: • De l tAchment from different regiOlents :lc- ! .• y sac—% c ,tis lt au" ,gce o'f, , sit Francis Quillen Pot I fi s OrAlinglx. began 'AO move off trwiithe tiii:;:o!)ourlitii:d : Appi r o g itr,pnhi t c Lb: s Jay. Mr: Nicholson; one of the Metrokiii this puminik:' tledets. have MA) . t li e enroo l i tt o w h o :n 'age d the p r ee es :i on , an d m ,he.u_sent 9:r(ii . those fregiments - Which• ivele to hnin -8;01i; tv;oilea up.,n nii- Frdn'tispordet ':ViVimbledon. alt iv&erve, that the y may remain clavre itiey - . 40.• I. - ' - ' • i where a 'e...0 . ...crs;:ti,;: ttt ,, lc{ , ltik of which the follow chr. the 11th .June, about too rmeri,!kielpugin* to iinvis-tho. setL.qc.ilti!... t7 :4l,4 7 4 . ins'alished hy the prmi, the A9th icgiinent..which had ly..el' . io . the I,land of : sion of 1 . 7::. Trancis. -La . in, sir, your most obAi 'Cut Willchecen, left Dublin .for Atkitiw,' to odei a /16k 1 servant, .. 4 ‘ Jame, Powes.4 Aat a- c4ange of air may . afrord soni; tienekt fJr - tit,/ " Se-erjt Ar.v to the Committee cf tr 11 ' TitheEdita)tl , Fii:tils 31 F..t. i•romocis Burolett." e. Which will violently afflicts thinn. _• . -- • I ably -• The 2.1 &audio', of the Bth Foot are at -last from Guernsey. • They are going out is shipi of • war to join the 1 stdlattalion at Halifax. A • detachment or the 351:h . F00t latided yesterdara portsinouth from transportS, and marched for chester, the depot of the regiment, which is in Por tugal: . Porchester Castle its. now occupied with nearly 30(W) Frenih prisoners, and aldnitieh.they were in a mint :wretched state of health when-,they landed, being, complsed principally of Dueoirv's army. which mtre' kept m the hulks at Cadiz ever since their surreaa'er, ontil thdywete embarked for liigland, yet such has ,t{een the active humanity of the resident agent, Cap tarti Pa - peters, that they are now nearly all restt - rel to health r 72 of them officers, m irched on their • parol to Alresferd, en Tuesday morning, having two wag . gnus to carry their baggage. • . The Ist blittalion of the .soth Regiinent has marched from Hastings for Silver-hill 23.fitacks, where the 2d battalion has been for some time. The 50th is one of the finest Regiments in the service. Saturday se'nnight, the Id Devon •cal 1201 strong,- commanded by Lieut.-Colonel BHA], .comcleted their three weeks permanent duty at Ta vistock. • The North Hants militia have marched frnmll?rry head to Kine;sbridge: D.von ; and the South Hants from Kingsbridge to Maker - Heights, near Plymouth. Saturday, the 2d regim'ent of Berks Local Militia, SOmmanded by Colonel KEIIINEY, completel their term of service (twenty days), and the men marched to. their respective homes. .• The 3d Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia -as , sembled at Kilmarnock the 25th ult. (or - 21 days training and exercise. The 'lst- Regiment met at. Ayr on the stle instant for the . same purpose. The West Essex Militia returned from their two months duty at Dartmoor Prison, on Thursday and Frid iy last ; they were reliLved by the•Norn 'Rants Militia, from Kingskidge, and part of the Ist Somer set Militia. The Shropshire Militia are expecrod at Plymouth in the room of the Wrest Essex. Militia, at present in Mill Bay barracks, who are going to di duty at Pen. Bennis Castle, in Cornwzll. - :We eNteleceived by S:r Francis Btlidett,:ia the pUrnee of l.'s brother.: Sir Feaiii is said, his.czn• duct taaii day: liad-neen,the result nil the.&vpest re. section —!:.ll .icelpird bis."4l4-9it.te than hal the - .time Itelad been in .ttlf.Tower,;• that, notwiti, • stuading the public •nlight ..!.....prointed, and would no drubt erpti.-s; that dis : ilsofliinsnent r,nn,gl yet he was convinced that in less in t,iY weeks thei would.nOt be a reflecting tn,nd in .th. : kingdotn, the would not approve - of orb it li' h.i.1.: in-. Our, eir mks,. he said, had been base eaough tt. elm-go rill with the blood that had been slied and b id lie," ly gratifynig his personal vanity, tbe9, th 2 cause of Fin4le accident, or the death of arty Fetson, he slitiU have t'etlected upon it with pain IT the remainthr We stated the little pr-)bability of f and t, preet:tion-that had been Hum to-crOveht, even the possWity miichief. SirtranciCo.piied, tl.ereav; no answering for iiitblic felini,t. /Vic, ftsctlier sratL that his determination ought - 1 to' • hsye been ni id known ; to this Sir Francis Tenirtrketly that it.was at solately necessary there •shoulti, be all expressian public sentiment ; that was tiiitv•completes and 11 I,ein,;- in (Le .pmcoL:i;on could not have added thereto. We said, we wished that soisirs of our friends had beets in the 'Power, to have fared itun into the carriage,— Sir expressed • his -gratitude for that , e: pression of kindt-gns, as indeed he di 1 mall his Mends, tint this would have had the appearance of finesse that he !ooked only to the public cause, Which he wr c:mvinced wruld b 2 bcnoti.ed by his conduct, and this all bi 3 frie,als would no-doubt be convinced. The following letter was received by Mr. Sheri, Wood, while io waiting tneTlitirsday at the Tower, in estre.:tation of Sir' rrancis Dardett Tower, June 21, 1610, hatf-pitit tour PC M. • • Sin--At the request ,of'the Seater, /obit Stoc; Esq. of Poplar, I I),:g.leave 16 Assure. you, npon m honour, that at hall-pa .t three'ri'Llock this alternoot saw Sic Francis actortipanied by titres hiends,, get into a boat, ;indite was instantly rowed .I.)wn the river. - 1 have the lintruir to be, Sir, your obedient Servant, 64 DANIEL WILLIANII I , " Mr. SlwriC Wood. " Maestrafe at the Police Oate, s 4. The liberation of Mr. CALE JONES rrom Newgate . The 4th division of the Royal Stannary will march into Truro on Stuidav, the 2 ith instant, ebout VeX) sttong, and proceed next morning for Dock, under the v:nntrritel of Colonel Vrt lAN, for 21 days training. This is the only envision of that fine rertiment that will go cent ?his sumnier. The. Loyal Menettge VidlunteerCavalry, commanded by Major VIVIAN, entered upon isrmattent duty last week, for 10 days, at Holston. They arc a very fine squadron, and well officered. The Ist Devon, or Plymouth-Dock regiment of f.r.cal Militia, commanded by Joxantax aroma, Esq. completed their 21 days training on ‘Vedneday sennight. On Tuesday the regiment was reviewed by Major-General Titomas, who ilus pleased to ex press his entire satisfaction with the progress of the regiment in their discipline, and of their stea‘Pness u refer arms. was efrected in the foriowiiig manner:—lt was an flounced to Mr. Jones, that a person wished to spea' with him at the outer-door ; thipagh which, Mi Jones, scinewhat surprised, was viditey conducted the moment he passed the g.itt.• it closed, and Mr Nciem.is; gofld hainoinedly I.l4rned•bim, tL,t 1," bliger residence in Newgate was at present law Thursdty, the 2d dragoon guards (Queen's Bays) were reviewe.l by General Cit A %%WORD, on Barham Downs, when he expressed his high admiration of the celerity aud accuracy with which the different move ments wire executed. After the review the officers were entertained at dinner by General Caawyoun, at which were alsi) present Brigad;er-Genecal HAY, and the Field alizers of the 23,1 Light Dragoons, etc.. Tim IStli Lght Dragoons were revicAvd yesterday in the vicinity of Deal, by Major-Geheral Honoura ble CII A ni.b:s FI'WE. The Mager-General annloard of Ordnance 11. eve .appointed Mr. RICIIMin t iViLLIANIS to the situation cat Master Carpenter, of the Royal Engineer department at Chatham, in the room r.,1 Mr. WiLtaam iboreu, deCeased. Saturday . the Trafford and Hulme . Local Mi litia completed their twenty days of permanent duty at Warrington, and thefirst 2ivision matched for Man chester, underthe comMand orLieutenant colonel Comte ; and the second tinder the.command tenant-Colonel WATT. On Friday; whiieengaged at a .fielki-day, a poor man who'#o working in :t cottort spill, contiguous to the exercising gr)und, unfortn nattly got his anti entangled in the which wrenched it off from, the socket. The moment the shocking.'aecideat came to the ears of the. regiment, the Non-Commiosioned • officers and privates instantly 'came forisard,' and subscribed a.atun to 010 amount of ses() for the relief of the distressed family. Four prlvates.in the East Worcester .regiment of Local Militia .were, w . few days since, tri e d hi a C oor s Martial at Evesham,Lost a charge of disobeying the orders of their officers ; when they were fou;nd and sentenced to three months esnfittement is the common gaol at Evesham. • A sumptuous. *rod was lately giveaVat o t ttery bar ricks by HENRY'ALEXANDEft Rossi, Esq. of his Ma jesty's 1 8th (or,Royal Irish Regiment), - and' attended by anumerous - coinpany, who were highly• charmed at the finiihed elevate - of the me:taints:tent-. I *ednesday evening, a poor woman, actually — in ; labour, and attended by her mielwife, was delivered afthe door of a Poor-boosts near Fitzroy-square, to which she in .Vain requested adn*tance. A crowd was naturally. coAkctad, qe d the utmost indignatich IgNas express 4; at tile brutal indifference hewn by' the officers vf,.t e tte- Antra-botise ; for, • While the poor F creature v,-as. lobottring in aony . they, , remained in .l exorable.- The inf Ant periblie.4l.during this inhuman scene—at length the people broke open the door of .1 the house, anil ca-rioJ the nahtppy mother into one of the warsli. The unktppy woman Jives in Mon mouth-street, and is a nunied womaa. The I,st.Speech clAy at iLisrmw, Was mote the usually crowded, with rank, fashion, and talents.— Amongst the audience were tiTHap of/az - twig Lora Wittrwon, . 14°0 WINeORLSE,A O Lord an. Lady ARDEN, Duchess of liavEr, Honourable MI PERCEVAL, &c. &c. )vith,a long ts.tin of the Most re. spectable personages. 144'9 - Nee of Dettser.had the pleasure of heating her ,s-m, ,the . Duke of Doasar, speak:, who deliyerpd bithsa .Y.-ish much elegance. The other young Penilemen,: i .Avas . universally ob served, di4tinguioed -theytaelves'grfatly 7 - if iiny were more excellet,t than t'6 r st„ we mar mention tli I)utze of I)u.lsEr, Mi.s ,, rs.•:Pe,:t7k.;virt.( Lord ARDEN' SOO), FELEI.I(3. DAW yttgx,: , N,Sauxt., DAVIES. HALVE'., a.ut 1)0WN.0.5.... • The SCII. of greatly in reputz, tion, under. ;he manaT,eme4l ,of that accomplished scholar Pr. .BUTI.F•Iti OKI to tb.c most ,ptli*hyd man' , ners i ur.ites the first class - Ica , Att l fletiet f il ,•: • knowledge.... * ST. ?MA.% 'SCHOOL o. : Tite;sor.44.iftlll6 l which, account of the il.ness of onc:of.tileTasystiticrs, Ira' been dcl.tycsi for some •rde.l4s.otnnir r place, au Thui Aar. at twe,lve o'clock. .-Tios4cilocaVAT.crp,wdel fasbinnables, and a number lestrugd v . At of the. Me.reer4' Compiny : suislie t i sr ixvce deS by t 1 1-lead .Ivhister and-itt/eo ded ipnigE .54 ol the 9010016 .;ks soon as thlf!iFeig4oajed4er.speech comtnencett, which weroinvilwoimn and ; 4elivere, They concluded at tialflask7thrge - qto(74. • filln*-Fish . of.an -enormous sizesand.of-die spec, linoivrt bytheirish marinirrhylhe distinctive appei. tion of li;K:El, l ,i «4s t-tzcit by 3 .fishing boa nn the coa et 'of Nyerierg. ))441 heen . .sportiv, thunderin P A s4il it hid on shitlinws jic 134th where it of 80, buts of , blubber, 7iJi C iciq . r : i . er to . sii:crtnao have aireitdy been conipNissd : from it. , • Yepterdar,a, boy, named . .. 0.41, u•as Spring.street, ShatliY6ll, while in. the act Ait bathil Titesday senn;aht, a! nt four o'clock in- the mo • int6' the Windmill belcnsing to Mrs. Askew, in Beru;ick, leas -discorerel to be.attrAre ,• tbe.al.trm w • given and 0101,es:brought kaurtedistely,.followed ,- ,a griat ntimber or people ' , who endeavoured to est ' plish the 'flames, butnithout effect, • Tba lire bei in' 'the Upper' part ofalie :mill, die engines could reseh it, and in *snort-time:ill wt.:burnt tothe gt ol exCept a liitiA cuta;.u.hich-grar.rpt out, when first . , cover e d. The frictiorroF.sheAvbeels is supix)sei haVe beettliievause oh-the lie, as the mill had bee going constantly los :ii-csinsirienable time before accident kappened.., • • * se'rrritt;a titbinnn Ll,e tord , sialeinear An; rien; rretand, tiihV fire, and vins:COnsunted to au, %Filen; tri t elarifielly 'to ttatei a .pour yeoman. nam MAlty hfmnon..;atid "three children, who lay ill t , Viole r ni rev'er,ftvere burned da.death.An inquest lteld'On bogies of the"deteiised,. befcre DA!. ht‘Nkvh; Esil Verdict Accidental Death. Ato cltild t belongihrto thin unfortunate tv, 'than. wafi only p r • n of her farnilyoffitO esi:attfid,l to ram " *yam to the 44:43korter and Jury., an's TR! te. • Pot e of • my- ow. nis. ieut f t▪ its t." the re- half rith. and Ore here • that ene. Thin by of 4 411 , 1 r at . I the the ! was ated id:: tab. n of Iris reto. t)eea e.— es. nds, Sbe ; WAS • Of ertff • If. X k, my 1011, wele wed our See, ate,. an- eak, Mr. ed ; Mr. Lis tad. than 4 , s.— ran, and Mr. t re- am SAT, ob-' erre the 'll3, 1142. bed wssll . . • mt have mrs- .l by :out the rs of erect. oecies fella. boa& ivety n , rard4 CCI d toff biog. nor ri- Ile 4 r a was estin. Id :sot 0•1:..; ,e 3 bee. the 1.11; 1 1- aweA, am. d 1 of t wa afi t M: •