Star. — London, England, 1810-09-14 00:00:00

. . - • . . • • - . .if • Niffe4,4 t ATELMO it tr a hr* - .21,,,1i....._L :, . ndiferently disciplined, forMs the *ma nimdt, tili tether with a detachment of sailors,. nth- THE ARMY. . •- • e third is a levy-en-masse, who are arnica i ne& . . ig pieces, plkecltc. - but untrained, though ai r: . -.• Li t rrt 4114410 t i lik I.l4holladar _. • . n•ct ilrea 11.".tifi99....-!. Ce:4) 3") L. a. , *C5 - t 1'1; 1' ".--.--------•-•.-"".-- .41* r. • , *.•,, - it7777 . ?"" * • - a i r kbe . biesone. • _5. .10eatt statileitt nifiearlife - Reitrter VAttflaie;rtaltit a - PLYMOUTH, S'Elii.;i . e sort of controul.-- . - • Il ina kt e t ii M, Q ,..-- • 1e • , • the detachment of the . Dra E o r ns ? embi r igg !Yesterday arrived the brig Hope, W. MAY master, pact to the first class, they have arrivld at B 14 4 • 1 ,1 . •rol,hietzqs-1 ; 7 1 F 3T:1 0.: ;`" iin the iiiivpisr;lifin ' 'tOr , • 9! "' I 5- 400 from Moga d ore, bound to London with a of liscipline that - . W e i n a, , tbe: o ,o 4 o i. . . • , , 11 74 1416 , 1 , 11 . „ % fi * 1 -1 14( ..4 0 4 4544 -•- ••.• 1• -! -.! 310 r4o I RS" .. - r..m . 4 I carB° nothing but a sufficient . 6r If- gond ~ * t, • - •• v • • matr`df..tlic - C;hasasaws Atan'' : O L Kl 4 pe re s. 44116j o iniii r . hums ; she Was captured on Monday the 3d instant, The Militia have riot heek. Sictilfle `kei ir . t:..251.r; .'f' . 4 - : .-.-- , . Recruits for the othee,iregiments .of 'Sir iininrifteine.. in lat 49.47. long 14 . 37. by the Eleanor French pa% -if each re giment •of a thielsfid. _ el& .( - " j 7- 'irr TlTtr" .' . ,ifi.fa!Ul inatinit awns"' ee English Ciffiee at firefil `hiOdr. i ihei' m. : .- . - itlan 10 4artimitteuPW. , '41 1 1teniiitliainis aaT 's arm are • ant i y going . t the striketinl6 l o4 7 .< i•••• 1 iitiner. . - . 4:5t. - Mralbes, combiluscldtsmhe i cl e ine e d Yesterday; the . first division of thaf . ` . &/ . i. f esheil t ar, attti . l i Captain 141t.akc &e t a rei:samt4,4l,.. is moment have been nearly - equirt - 410 :2 Pfiearglitoi atithr 14411 06 ° 1141111eit r in eliii *Chi . I INIA . iti a ift )I,r w 2Z;L:"'.. t . A corps, theZOth regiMeet, cotritnandeetyTicntenan . ii• fht . 4o.v4ton Trigate. The sinie day that she Elamite of the line ; whereas,' their wrvie - el'ithiaiL4* . C4dif flifit is ;tlfer it VT:7ST F;: i 2. -frivirit.....-- Colonel .... c want of su ffi cient organiketiini; lie %' . : w ith, 0 j• l i t i t aif , a '' %,HARLINI - STiW ART, marched into Ports- to& the..etlope, she captured the Faineweehtioner, id totally inefficient its all gieoolllll 7 ' yea,i'...D:a....;!=.-411..--, 1...... ce*-,......_4,_,_ _"--. - .4(hel- IPPaar - mouth, and immediately wastrel board the Tomawr, Captain Dora, from Cadiz, boon • Win t which ; Ira The third dais have beetrinci'irriai'i ' .. i•-•1t7.7 4 1 1 _ i tr'.. -01 ""we'= 01 witi"ntiqouc"Pst. Tie xie „ 1 Sir Joust GORE. The Vesrat frigate, Capt. HOUSTON, latter vessel, after taking ontithi'ill - ,lhei Werb i , hey might have heed ditsalibleci - L it' *&V T A' I: . , 'w Se ` B "‘----- . telul a' and'Britistigooas iffisidttliihidanee, ! avikey **mild not be sold ata higfnitifff' ' 'ti. theyi takes part of the 50th ; their destination is now men. going to scuttle and sink ; but at thekeialicitation of ) iionally awd titteglit•ltst'ii" kfimbit - ffifift4 • h iiin - g tioned to be Portugal. Report says, that besides the• as was nectesaryi wiltotigi l trgetti ; 'woeld fetch in England. The reeeelZ i l t . the master of the Ho p e , Captain . Zama gave it Up i. other •pursoits. o :' , !*(l - '• 1 . 77 - •‘:•,,, - • . eie t hiiititiaii •- e,i ‘''‘`` 4411 - 4etil i'tvk l tir- three Duke of BK1E:I./SSMC's corps, and some regiments of to him and his crew ) on condition of :biitlefinten Ail/4 j .!, FacitL 'title 'T •-, .9" was ro . ~ • • xta; szyntuag i s,': • .. a 'i s -aft e s t .. a te . pac k s - t. li ' v •hi i i ::: 1 ...r0nit.0f .•"• • the . exiled;- the line, that the 11th Dragoons, 2d not or Queen't, engagement to get a like number allenith Prisilers . I sorry to say,..tbat..tbero.: hava:•beett.:.soute • ion to Maguey iwated-noltian kat:communicated. 35th, 42d, and some other regiments, Will be sent to' sent home from thii country. . Mt. '' his Air• y , A l A t Ari. • • es in this citY l ikcooseqtiertce. tithe pastioir e , . From Peniscola, in Valencia, aitiltel'hid reached reinforce Lord WELLINGTON. • . arrived in the schooner at .t- ettplOcettlikisninawatifonFo ibels Against pet,Soniin varione cielartmenin, . e, which has, occ,iliAllect the ;rrestoficarif .Cadis tothe•Stytilt. ' 'te c t?ailiiiiiiiseiiiiiiained that We stated, a few days ago, that a strong reinforce- *American ship Unims,lesmodsolleambratiwlds .1 • . ,• „ .... . ;, who are sa id .to base torte nuance the enentrifiiiredirrefrg *id completely pil- ai6iti4 i •• ' ' '''• • • ment had been ordered from Cadiz to join Lord a caspeof oil, cotton, ste. - alimmailtrierlit Olittiliter 'rench• Ins hOt ? , am Afraid :that all our lagettit-;: - .,:kilt WOVati- . , ."'" ',.;;;•is, at the date of Weuancrrou.-The Cameron Highlanders and Scots. yesterday ; she had been eaptured s 'W a rikitliti pri- s, jointly with qtr -allig t .,.will •not prevent thia - 4 1 1it oe 'a I R '' 7''- .. • ikciitg o ' • ;1 of Peruscola. and Brigade, and Marshal BenaraMitri's own regiment, the vateer, and was recaptured going into Brest on Sun- from invadingns,„'•:, - ~.. . .„i ~z ; ...1..... . . . ilre a . 88th, have already arrived • and the lit battalion of day last, by the Poicrians 74, cruising ish Captain ha; ~,justi na'cle hi s ti mi n e Pk thf":110111t of .advandassiteatitke an effort to relieve i gon that maim rn. an He says he comes to join the deserters, v rcirtliia2 in which, Itc ording to the present situation that fine old regiment, the Welch Fuzileers, is also Arrived the Tritoor sloop of war, trona dse•Cork . i nlisting themselves to serve in the Spanish of the 'French, it•srairAtiected to Mccied on its way from Halifax to Lisbon. station. The ALLIGATOR, and Lannon, 'ordiatfy • from all appearances, and judging by the. Besides the abOre itifaimiation, derived mediately, We lately announced the departure of Sir Home frigates, are supposed to have come In compaailea ie frequents, we have no doubt that helms, • 'aa a ....•._• ;-.•• a• •v • POPHAM, in the VENERABLE, for Corunna. It is said the but they are not yet in sight. ilaik4 i or numeatatezy room ...acute, .we have received other F the French, and there are at this moment. - that he is one to prepare the way for the landing of t b r " e Intteagurs-brig,with a tinpllconvoyfor Anew a great number of traitors.- accounts, important certainly in their nature, but We troops in th t it be' • a.. ' a quarter, ing .e i n tention of Mi. mouth. ,The Blume frigate, armed en flute, leli; bunt de Barlsemaon is now at Lisbon, and fear yet requiring confirmation. Letters of the most nisters to send an expedition to - the North of Spain, r- ed that he is about to embark for the Bra- recent date aver,- that the Spanish forces under the with a view to operate a diversion in favour of Lord went out of harbour yesterday, will go roast..p ie ' Nobleman was formerly known to be an connitand of General BaLLA 08 and CARRERA had WELLINGTON. A transport, with horses, sailed last Portsmouth, to take on board the troops andlniips,„l l , .. . , lend of Marshal Souls ; and it is imagined. • •• -• • - • • week from Portsmouth for this destination • , and Bri- lam informed that the Suartnon frigate ha*. ift•l fallen in with the enemy, under .General MORTIER, at moor of his going to. the Brazils is merely gadier-General WALKER will sail with a detachment • cover his future operations, as l ie h as not the foot tithe Sierra Morena i about three leagues from . o f t h e 2 0t h D ragoons f or the same service, as captured six West Indiamen that h a d b een ta k en b y soon art of his estates or property i n t hi s town . Seville,Seville,and completely d e f ea ted hi m , w i t h great l oss. as t h e h orse transports are ready. If this slate- the enemy ; but I cannot wa t ch f or t h e aut h ent i c i ty Trench are in great force in the environs of The result of the engagement is stated to be, that the ment be correct, it follows that the expedition of of this statement. The total number of killed and drigo, and we are much afraid that they .:Er ch were compelled to throw themselves into Se- • . 10,000 men, fitting out at Portsmouth, is destined wounded in the bouts of the Dalamocour in cia:' lay us a visit. We are in utter ignorance . . . . . .' for the North of fitting and not for Lisbon. Lord • ting out the Antonio Maria from Ushant, as stated :ville for _safety, which they reached in the greatest die_ , atinns of Junot's army, which has entered Wettitiorox,it is said,has been for some time pressing yesterday, amounts to forty-five ! lontes." • . order. . The Spanish cavalry are said to have distin- Ministers to adopt this course ; and we do not know guished themselves highly'On the occasion. These why it has been so long delayed. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 13. • .1"; ' I. . RE EVENII4G - STAIL would be happy tidings, indeed, if we could but The serjeants, corporals, drummers, &c. of the cen- A l his Majesty'sabips Pitman?. Br.aven,hlj4 ) -. •,,, ,, si •• .-. •- - - much for their truth. ..• tie battalion of the Sussex Local Militia, assembled MA NIAN, from the Downs, and the Itsvlnwe ra • • ' LONDcfN. . at Brighton on Monday last, and the battalion collet- from off Cherburgh. - Sailed his Majeity's skim s • • .. ~ • -.• ,-- - • The t aCcatint goes on to state, that the Spania rds tively will do the same on Monday next. LEYDEN, suppoied for the Isle of France ; ;Paned Of •` - • •::11 % - = ll ! •'''• '.' ' • "' ' botheinittilliffi'cient farce - tn attack the enemy in ['MAY, SERTEMBEIt 114,;••;.•••;.• • • - 1 1 , Tuesday, MARTIN CRIPPS, Esq. one of the Lieute • w . l for aes transport, Prince war e ; isbrseirt-pasitiosi, had sent fee. reinforcements ; and nant-Colonels of the centre battalion of the Sussex Lo- IF sTOCKS THIK DANAT ONViSCEIVItt ' i i i i k ors .-. t y irt . ••-. • 1 • the Edward Foot ditto, for Bermuda. clrfigrar - pipet it* indeed mentioned) cal Militia had the misfortune -0 break nt. con% leane r , Asesa 4k . t . Wrip •.--7;, :.....,i1 v . ... . ~.74M ~ .. ... third , s . . an arm, by a , , • s if i• 411 per Cent. 99 .1. 1 facb9Iret Billeviriteftlin, ~ 13: 'of ificiapecht(owmidir General • LACY and Captain fall from his horse, near Lewes. , to join the convoy under the Roitaitaite.e _ ____,. • ~ .1 ~.6 u. 24% prisu i -onotan 4 4iii. via •• • , DP ' 7 ''' l ii t icts, 4 ***'', -- , - • .v. ap,. se , . i 1 ., „ Ac.cou is said .0 have - ..„...-______ DEAL, SEPTEMUII IS. , 4301 ,44 !e ?d PRICE 01 1 STOCKS„ I Came down from the River the Orbalillrepolineolsi Led. shut . I ' Bonds, s. 24i: . .: -,. tillriteking a battering , tr ain..acaliag ladders, and all AN OPEN COUNTENANCE. e r ,Oni.l-lii '' *:-•" . 'b* Si: prein. -. •,, ffie,ippie mirts i g piorutiOg; ~;. We Mint again, how- 11/imag.tgm....,, l Hope, Kingston, Riad the Pursuit, midisellet tii* nit :-...... .:4 , •Ontasiin *l4 dies An opt" eandosamee I love ; Westward witlasesetil otlitie shigited-IPlimOk'''''' lavy.S9l NI- : !i , ip s i es7 Ti c k ets 4 • 29 . i s g . , over; retonsasentioo those:who...wouid not encounter in. •. .• . AMID' - 41* •••, 4c J oil • • • :, ••1 • • • nn ._. . ..„. .00111. Cos.:sm. 67fif •.7 tis - ai10intt.04 4 ,11,4 1 goirfl_against itouri b iing . too ar.. 1 It marks th' Ingenuous, honest heart, Fraught with each virtue from above, .4r3,. 17_ . qi.rtel At", ' , I .•1 • • • 1 : .11/lIIMIIMIN. Sailed the Zaismobrikot war on the Downs a the ''-': tient hopes of the eorrectnestof thesO statements. Devoid of guile, and worldly art. this day given some farther extractsifrom Letters fro COLUMBINE to Portsmouth i. and the PIONSER cutte r , nd letters received ye s terd a y from Cadiz m•Gibraltar, pf tir;ilg, August, state, A n eters cor.otssetst a quads PM, - • • • - 'a - • St. Roque and Alge- Is that to Plymouth. Arrived the Turkish frigate, take n by - ' y had abandone d the thin g y ou p r i se so d ear ; Farther accounts f r om P ort u g al. that the enemy. • ... • - There's Peg Mallory , fair and fat, - his Majesty's ship SZAMOESE, and went into Stangate •- urn, and the circuit Oft'territori adjacent to the Bri- m by the dispatches received .yest4day And with a math fres. urge ear I Creek to perform quarantine.-Wind W.N.W. ti hto •s. • • - • • • WELLINGTON, that On the 23d ultimo his -. ' .f. . .., ' " '• • FALMOUTH, SEFTEMBER 10. . . . ters were at Alverca, but he still retained i ' /. The Hon. C. A. Baum, of the Bengal Civil Este- Letters hoe:been received from a Gentleman at ••• On the 13th ult. the MYRTLE and TUSCAN sloops nof Celerico ; and that the enemy had not - • mishment, has, we understand, been appointed Go- of war, with transports, sailed from Cadiz, with the - Morlaix,.who recently bad taw interview with Mr. vernor of Prince of Wales's Island. rh stated otherwise in the printed. journals . ) • • --- • 79th and 88th regiments, and a troop of home on. Mateasmsra,:oetrageitt , for negociating the exchange Two Gentlemen of the names of Crimsley andfa On the 24th his Majesty ' s sloop _ batteries against Almeida. - ' 1 " "1•`••; . '"' ' board , r Lisbon . of nri s sanierittglai r ,i‘niunications are not of so Harvey, were yesterday prevented fighting a duel on G A NymaDA, with the Mediterranean feet under Cott- ager from Lisbon statei, l tiiii i the r Oritjsit .4'' ' ' ' •" ' - '• ' - .t -1e r.: r.' IZlooolY•tehAtair K. the - statements in some of the pub,. Old Oak Common, near Wormwood Scrubs, by two voy, appeared off Cadiz, and were joined by several' Ibe so disposed aitOpiolict4le t serokra from ----'- •• ,t • le. , •.•,• -- , i, •••, • • Police Officer s, who took them into custody whilst merchant vessels for England. On the 27th ult.' . the - ,-• . -- ~ - • ,•• lie *tom •,.ste,..puo k uo ; .. 41.4111 hopes 'of bring - it was the opintaOsts..headittarteet s Wit, . • - ''*-•.. '• ' . • - . •preparing to fire. They were held in sureties to tap Duke of Kent packet spoke them in lat . 36. 48. ;on .. inoradvsliegottatiwarterivistvointbin issue by effecting , th e peace. which day also saw the Queen Charlotte pa_ekek . . the - ilbjett 'ark Saila.' • • On the 31st ult. Eliza Hancock, while leasing in bound to Cadiz.-Passengers per the Duke of Elut e ' ' merous. A letter frotn.:atfolPitria iiiiik •-...., ~.•.. ,„ • . -• ,:. -4, -.-. • •-.4,1,2,91,- - , 7‘ .• afield in the parish of Box, near Bath, was accused Lieutenant General MACKENT.IB, and Lientieliiimit , , that not only foreigners - abimioneCt tlte f stealing wheat from the sheaves, which she denied , HIXHINION of the army ; MessreDowieunk; flisibt4:* fassEva, but Frenchmen .also,,,,an4...thist • Yesterday•Marnier hieildeSbrer, Princesses Au- ° and she •h be k dead : if she hadshe ' 11 ' K G• tinootiasatk i • wished mg t strac : costae, -ARTILLIA, ERMAN ALICIA ! '7l nark tr Sbenta Mt& in afrin -4 iin Windsor Park as writing, three of this deicriplionieltes- q - -:- an - • 0 mi.. , ' - • was found dead in the field in about two hours after. and a Spanish Messenger. Also Arrived this iray .- , ~..„,„. ,_ . , ll . * . elve.eqlpek. • J.ne Itcta,l Party were accompa. . • 7 • ~ entering his tent. ' ` l- * * *"''' . Aterlisy.Lady SLY, Lords w• • AM dW, an IN. The Newgate Calendar for the ensuing Sessient Princess Elizabeth packet, Captain KfDD, WIJIi . C. ..: from Lisbon, which she left op the 27th tilt. ;Is . o, i7 .. "'" tters that we have seen wear ratheltli 402. OIELISIA; Genesis FITEROY'and - WntvARD, and Co. presents one of the longest list of prisoners known at the Old Bailey these many years. The catalogue con- 7th instant spoke his Majesty's ship Comm, ni 14 / rg pact, but this seems partly to arise frorn lond rtyr.Oft. • . ' - ' : '-', ' ... rains almost every species of crime known in this 49. 1. long. 7. all well. it state of commerce, there being little or The Princess AMILIA remains: swish the same as t a ' . . • country except high treason. HARWICH, SEPTEMBER la. 417. SA.. b-,rs !for any thing but the . necessaries of life. she hasheen for some days•past. -- One of the Salisbury coaches was overtrained tee , Arrived here this morning the outward-butodßaliose state, that many of the principal inhabit 'The late tarl of MORAY, who died on the 28th or three days since on its road to town, by which nick t i c fl eet , w i t h trifling damage in cables aadAtaelmtnij.‘G ph. at his seat in North Britain, sat in the House of dally thos e w h o h a d reason tO b e li eve t ha t T. ,_ outside passengers, and a lady, who was inside, wife The ' Taut cutter, of about 25 tons, is ani4toPhnewit • Lords, as Baron STEMBRT a Castle Stewart' ' much hurt. endured themselvei Olinaloint to the French • •come for the purpose of being converted jorattgunrsils.-4 0 b his e l dest . ' Lord .; , • tive exertions against the enemy i had pre- married Some tearksince to a sister of the Duchess • Piert, belonging to Alston Moor, was killed by his mouth of the harbour, the most -hararalourieroso 11 . y thing for a speedy departinre,in the event of Pauctaxis,,aatt of Miss CANNING. ' horse rearing and falling backward. the whole line of the British coast for beingnetdosensmi ,A approaching the capitat e -Other •• ballets - ; Taoism Ltovn, Esq. is elected Mayor of Shrews- A reprieve has been received by Mr. Blake, the GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER to. . ,' ' lite considerable confidence* of the Seeturitter ' ' „ Land Sir CnAns.a4 Coennitn.t, Ban. of Sezin- gaoler of Morpeth, for John Bowman, convict e d of The Pomona, M‘Naught, arrived here this inOtllint, 41 Bile , COO 01011deeterShire • ell t ,W,oseik Mayor of Evesham horse.stealing at the Northumberland Assizes, and d a y s , from Monet Bay, Jamaica ; spoke on the 16th ult 6 ir 14: to : ne now before us states that :4 '444i :'' '• . .•. . - u%!.;•.: ..., ./ for -the year ensuin g . •-: - - ..., - who was to have been executed next Saturday. 37. 32. N. long. 55. P. 9. W. the ship Cora, from Poet -au- -,v tl strength of the ma d aim= artc ••• - • f- - =- • -* 4 --, m-- z- -, ' . The Catholics ofWiititel ' 'au'll're'perarY are - pre- A carpenter in Liverpoo l •Pith , i s paring Lancaster for the his whom he k icked SO, 14: berg, is .6. W. fell in with a big, lutuber4eaded, Irielh . e enaLa ws , to murder o wife t , bat her • howsprk standing , the none Qatar ilem R a m o N 1:111e • 141enly during the SPibbilli t e'en If'ht , be presented to- , Perlianeeee Within the first month of with brutal violence. left at Slim ; there was branded on some of lb. wwbse, ' , teed in approaching the OINC6 lirAt enbeih the ensitiurSeilait":' '''' 4 .'"''' ';''':' :'. Saturday last as Alexander FOiiiil, of the Side, in midi and Co. B asco..__ Spoke the ist outwit, tst. SO. 44. N. ton the xitiaritave.." '."'"- . •-' ' - - orbi n t litieeiA -o(ll44 i iiisii..4i: annotinced their Newcastle, was assisting in the delivery of a cargo of IL 31 . 3 v. tte thiP Muh. from Belfast, of otol for Now Yorks • ....,„, * OM 14 &mall well ; and on the Sd, spokethe /Whillimilo s , , r:e in Aliiida conesiellidnput • .. .. - :k. ,a .tention o cOinpryinglirith,4epoblic feeling, in corn from a ship in the river Tyne, he accidentglY gram Liverpool, f ar the &nib, set as day ,. a lli. - r fle 1.1 h .0 . 2...t . i . , - ,i__ . ' ' : - ' - ealliag a meeting. of else Treeiten and Freeholders of fell overboard and was drowned. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • • n. .. . • two. regiments ace ionwemeisoe.rastaindOr t h t h e , • • • • Wednesday a robbery occurred in Dean - street , • • • at.city,- upon. subject of 'Union ; Monday next eta is. -Armee del A elia& Chi. 'nee - end .f.". 1 b... , 2 • •": . '-' iii appointectfor the purls*. '• , . Soho. A lady, intending to pay a visit to her - friend, ~..Geemnsi"."l);SioiSterrtherand the Sir woos , ih stes - lia . a tin from Czdiz of theetliPW contains ' the ' 7 The . ' riiii . in a E the ?Malt - . ladin- g . sent the maid for a coach. The girl went to the stand, &„'";;;Ii - Z -sated ihe - Hebe, Brown, for 16 , 1 - a ••74,-. i • . I near St. Ana's Church, and left the door closed, but p rone: , for Lisbon; Paindenia, Taylor, far De =dit ili Zi ;:atentent :- : htPsh : • ,a' 11 ' , ' . l' -- 4i a4' 4 not fastened. Shortly after she left the house, a fel- the John and Mary, Pliiatita s for Madeira. '.. . 4 1,1 , 1:. , ~,,, I, 4% _ . relay evening sailid'iik ioniconsist- At dame's Hotel-the isfeyttels oriesdrf ism ) • ed pe rmed the parlour door, The Mess Mate• ItoggeMit Live:Pool to ColirAlt“' ~. ,_ ..., • tai , ' consist- • ; eveuei . 1, camel 0 ,..,„ • ,,, . gre... _,,,..- .- ~,,..2,t he . ism ow enter . the visage, o . ) Spanish troops ; *dig seamen, and - • 'l'm' • - ' 11 .: : ' P• ' ' d off the lady's isse, an istismuible, con- o f 'raw. ache ( " mg ' Graham 044 ......., n eigh A so , George Greeu r aw , and came The p a i r Hib ern i a , ....0.411‘111 Limmool to Alibelao l lliiiit n, under the . oyci44-..0424Z5icY l it ; E sq . .J, M`Gill, Esq. . : . 141 '..-• -1.-, ! tainiug trinkets and cash, and several small articles harhoeshy _ -.iv . ,i , it' i ...C. thward, and is supposed to'beforSt..Lncar ,- At‘Dumbreck,6-41r. David and dmidt Dafid, Mos Ealrd, and Of value. The Wen , ~ f rom Limpippi to Point asgate l d 'Miss Ann Wanchope. Tuesday evening, a gentleman residing in Broad. to have upset in a heavy squall,? that post, , 1 f i rg . The French are critiealtt tittrated in •At Fortune and !Badmen' ' • s'..street-Colesele-Michell street Building standin up daring the shower at &owned. 1 ,at plans ate fanned by thilipatiiskG4- "'' .Morgan, Alezandar Do n s . Hotel John-Grant, Thai. Moat- ,th en d of to - bard street , Fleet-street had his Doc' The Friends, Captain Davidson, Is arrived at the poet at ChM. ° ' ..".••42, -if- .• •. •• • 'aril i,- ;4 l ;stuciL s .3 Ornery, Esire..o6et off from thee:me plata, Lord Twins and attack' mem by combined L e •• • m • •• • • l ' c • •• - miter, front Oporto, with a cargo awes*, cede, and Imam C et paten elm boot, contain b ing an -notes to me iirtzr- '''' Lady Emily Murray, for Blair, Lent Boum • Admire and Lady ' Aaaweis--in the Clyde, the Mary, Munro, from ct= . •-; -. 1 .i 1 ,. • Charlotte Durham, Miss Dllioniltraajits ;Or Kb early. amount of upwards of 470, by some thief unknown. , %.,.._ •e.....-,.. ' 7 .6 from Halifax; and Charlotte, -- s from .• It • letter of the 26th states, than thoi.iiicket. The superb:pool •e. . ticasliiiiplutA, which Last week , in the garden of Mr. Gray, Overseer At Liverpool, Waterhouse, -, from Montreal; and *wo n „ , . o f the parish of Cannobie, Dumfriesshire a rough red Waters, from Newfoundland. Several ships have aribral - Aii i i .„ - : id had been detained by order of GeMern. i e no other instance has hietteetei. kaevrto blow in ' . . . ' at usbasoad Cadiz. me o'clock on that day, 'at Which dni k e no Lar ‘rt I . . af l Talleed•awd. 's now inan mooleasitiful state gooseborrY. was pulled, which weighed two guineas, The Clifton /lux, of Workington, sailed em i I ke . *f fructi fi cation in the consery the Lord Bi- and measured four- inches in circumference. 27th of May list, from Hmcingtots for Quebee,and nmunicatien had been published respecting . spy of Winetistei' iteriatift i q , . lerre atog4 ip, .7. cean aibutearr, aiaso-sa we, sum 14,-This day thee*, on the 26th of• June,.fell in with an island of ice, , again monidsrable•furthersarivals of fere* Wheat, and Wes' of io n s of th e shove mentioned . armament, . ; (,il id -- "dbo 2 lOnirli'' l w Atlti . " 'thilh - '. nf - --er-U- UM - -OD - 3DB snahmsdn last prices but ordinary. rather lower.alletr Rye about five Mika iarimiiii l The . , vessel: is arrived et 4 ne of action had been. supposed to be so . 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