Star. — London, England, 1810-11-10 00:00:00

A Dui j u st.as ic theta tot, 110 ited having Dien ag og of art-r - r - !"11 41-- " I rs 4Th eri.tengif 5, l A4'ltritkitr i tt4: • 'AN . irUes44X the East. $/s44olll4lllol44lliiiiici_ by; Major•Gpleral TimerliVilit -"Amer. The e xpressed .biinself perrycdr stisftett peavnee tha,zegitnent, Mr w i t h , the.eartectt ass with which the manceuvres were.ezeented.. • ~r Wednesday Was otriunitted to St. Adtittinet , esob Caaterkwy, by Jprits .foxes, Sail, 'Elizabeth charged with. hay . on the ittld'of 43etober last Lat Minister ipt cones John Matthews:NAillittit is Mai j e sty's Nannir. . : Da vin : span- mornitifki4 Axgyllshire 'Militia, in *Orzrili-stkikt,' Gl asgo w, was.bwken into, and a' consideriblemiltai tity of black .134 white reglitiesttal cloth, shirtt; does, • kc. tamed off. • • ffv• • , . . His Mos.feiri's 4rectlis6,for the late Princess Awe to.Wat'partiein proved during the period of his first flowing particulars came out on exaraidatios of Dr.l,*lA, Vt±. ti "What NH the caicasios.OLlbalspedim egjiklibith‘Lealf ... . , pram, ? " Hfre hfaiarrv's earttent'dialiNf : . " Whether the Princees AuttillielkelttbSit resence, or only altewn at a eitindow ? • " I led the trinress italat,te tilt* the roan myself: M What happened on the .evasion ? 7 . " fie vas ratremely fond of her, and skewed the greatest arks of parental affection I ever saw." DULL PaavENTs.n.--Wednesday evening Lieute aara Reimers, and Lieolenant RICHARDBOW g *Met near the Telegraph, on Moent.Wise, neat Plymouth, for the purpose of fighting a duel ; but an intimation of their intention having been given to the Chief Magis trate of Plymouth, JONATHAN WII.LIAI4B, Esq. he dispatched a posse of constables to take them into custody: they were accordingly broUght before him, and bound over to keep the peace, themselves in £2OO each, and two sureties in £lOO each. The quarrel originated aftee_dinner. They both belong to the Royal Artillery Drivers lying at Plymotith. The circular letters sent to the Lords, pursuant to the Resolution of the House of Peers, were sealed frith a seal received' some time previous by Lord EL DON, as a present from his MA'JNITY., The device is s fine figure of Law -standing by Justice, with Re. ligion above, and the motto—lhe &rip te. Yesterday a Court *of Directors was held at the East India Hotly, when Capt. JAMES Datatestetz, of the MARQUIS or ELY, for China direct, and Captain M'TAGGART, of the Oen" for Madras and Bengal, wee sworn into the command of their respective ships. The Court adjourned till Wedneaday next. . Last week the Magistrates of Worcester sent offi cm to the different innholders in that city, for the purpose of closely inspecting their corn measures.— Sereral were found deficient, And consequently des troyed; and the penalties prescribed by the act fully levied. .:•,,tt•e''' • • EXTRAORDINARY Vieutannt.—A Potitlie'tcAted aNablower) was last year dug up in a field en the farm of Mr. itows, of Gillingham, near Chatham, lent, that weighed 44bs. 10oa. Which this year was W I , and 70 sets planted therefrom, and was deg *up ta Thursday, the '2sth October, which produced 892 totalities, weighing 39Q1bs. and measuring fit bushels, tonne of them weighing from 9to 41bs. each. - Au assault, shocking in its ccmsequentes, took:place st Friday, at the manufactory Maix, - smith, Wolverhampton. It appears that a quarrel, ; happened between two. workmen, when one of .them I.ajourneymaty) strut* the other( an apprentice) with 'sumer ; the lattet., in revenge, thrust a file into the side of the former; which entered between his rib," pissed the heart, and caused his instant death. Last week, George Marsh, a publican, otOldisana, Lancashire, was convicted before the Magistrates, of having suffered tippling and drinking in his !Ouse, 'during, the hours 'of divine service, when a sen tence of prohibition was passed upon him, from keep itig a publiaouse in that district for three years I , Yesterday J. Walker was charged atWorayge-street *re with having killed a number of sheep beloOging to different farmers, and carrying off the fat and kid ales. Amoustmng and Bishop met the prisoner on Tuesday morning, in Kingsland-mad, with 401bs. of fat, eight kidnies, and a heart, which were warm at the time. In his pocket was also found a knife, with some wool and blood sticking on the blade. On en, Wry the officers leaf-fled that Mr. Hanson, of Wal thanoto*, had the s•ime morning four sheep killed, and the fat taken out, and Mr. Chalk, of Waltham, irt dressing the sheep, found the 'kidnies and one heart were missing. The evidence being thus strong, the , Prisoner was fully committed. Folly years *to there were no places of piblic storship in the Isle of Man, more , Than the oipeen . •• teen parish chu rc he s , t h e Ki ng ' s Ch ape l at astle town, the Episcopal Chapel at .Bishop's Court . ; the Chapel of Douglas ( St. Matthew's) St. Mark's. and , Ramsayall thege of the Church of England, as. l law established. At this time, besides a number of disseuing Meeting.h'uses, of various denoiniasi-: t ions) then. are not lesi than twenty Methodist Chapels and on Sunday se'nnight, at Dr. LOY'S sermon, ice the Assembly-room, at Douglas,. .1: 'stn amonnting nearly to £lOO was cullettedf ate aid I nj a fund f or b u ildi ng a R oman C at h o li c Chapel,ll ! .. )arina- the period a b ove me n ti one d (40 ye a ri) the :stahlished•Citurch has had the solitary , addition of ot. George' s Chapel, at Diuglas. A Gentleman in Lincolnshire having lately observed , as he thought, a strange horse in a favourite fi eld, de sired hiss erwant, who had !amity engaged with him, to Put theanimal in the,pottnd* He was obeyed 1. anion 1 Pissin g the pound a 'fpe days , after, was astenisbefel he I end it was his own hOiscnearl . 7 starved * having boa I a during that inte rva l, Witlioot MUnel,of food. • 'l. • . • . aritinithrind, General Thornton, Mr. Dent, Sir M. Gerrard, Mrs. Dent, Countess Spencer, Lord Radstock, Lady Sarah Spencer, Lad)) Radstock, ' Sir Richard Gamon, Viscountess Wellington, . Lady Porter , Marquis of B'andfurd, Alderman Atkins , ' • Sir lames Bland Burgess • Admiral Gusport, Sir John Nichol, General Baker, Miss Oodfrey, The Chamberlain of London, Lady Cottrell, Admiral Prescott, , Lieut-Colonel Macdonald, Doctor ny, Mrs. Macdonald, Sir J. Cot Lord Charles Spencer, Captain unringtoa, Mr. Verney, Lord Clevering, Adndral Losack, . Mr. Canning, Sir D. Dundae, Lady M. Ker, . . Lady Dundas, Maraloness of l-Tertford, Lord Tyreolifel, Duchess of Leeds, Captain - Lloyd, Mr. Croker, Lord Morpeth, Lady Drake, Sir H. Englefield, Mr. Serjeant Onslow, Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope, Mi. Shiffner, • Most of the attendants were furnished with copies Hof th. 2 Bulletin to satisfy the anxiety of the Public at large, and every possible attention, politeness, and civility were shown to all ranks ; the higher orders who visited Lord CHARLES SPENCER ' the Lord in waiting, and Mr. VERNEY, the Groom in waiting, in the little withdrawing-room, were extremely nume rous; and in the Privy Chamber, where his MaJ,..sTy's Pages attended to, take the names of the Nobility and persons of distinction, who thronged upon them in such numbers several times during the day, it was with the greatest difficulty the Pages, with all their activity and zeal to their accommodation, could suc ceed In shewing the Bulletin, and taking their names. THE PRINCESS AMELIA'S FUNERAL. -- The State Coffin employs several branches •f trade. It Was completed last night, covered with the best Genoa 'velvet. The ornaments are of cast brass, double plated with silver. The following is a description of the, ornaments : . It may he interesting to many of our numerous Readers to know who these Ladies are, who have been selected to attend the funeral obsequies of the amiable and lamented PRINCESS, The Countess** Csliattearteco, Chief Mourner, is . daughter to h e Marchioness of BATH ' and wife to the Earl of OILS ' . T.€RFLELD. Ther MAJESTIES, in person were sponsors' to their second child,- a daughter. Her Ladyship'v supporters are, the Countess of hcitz,srea, widow so the late Earl, and daughter to the late Dein of Dun= HAM, brother to Lord DIGBY ; and the Countess of MACCLESFIELD, one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber,,,,i to her MAJESTY. Tl 4 supporters of the Pall, are the Countess of ELY, relict of the late Earl, whose estates are in herited by the present Marquis of ELY—this Lady had the honour of being Preceptress to the PRIN• cesszs, and is now one of the Ladies of the Bedcham ber to them ; Lady GEORGE MVRRAY, widow of the late . Bishop Of Sr.DAVID'S ' and sister-in law to the ,Ditke q t ; Viscountess CRAWLEY, wife to Vis liniuntCwOre, son to Earl Onstow ; and Lady Ism , iset.i.aTars t tniz, daughter to the Marchioness of BATH.; . these Ladies are also Ladies of the Bedchamber to their Repel Highnesses. Amon,* the other Ladiet ate—Lady AMNIA CUMBERLAND' daughter •to AL/SHIA g Countess of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, end wife to Mr. CUSIRERLAND, son to the celebrated dramatic writer—.this Lady is also one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber to' the PRINCESESS ; the lion. Mrs. EGZRTON, and the lion. Mrs. nitwits, Women of the Bedchamber to her Mademe. Beciaoseoavr, Keeper o f the " 4 •AtirrA, :Eta t !' Teacher, and Mu' _ • .to their Royal High. lAtiarialeka . kAte ii . t llOkktluti#444- tiidit filed:o4lw Left. - or the Dot*, gilitaid* gibe consul ships COOLOrIi AM : COIigIOA from and from St. itereii the 12th .. .. . * 1 ..4 sleep, -PLYMOUTH, NOVEMPER S• I 1 , ill* lath** *p rove. ( si gne d ) s lto ariivala nor sailing's to-day. The ScrtfA, ar ' . r. ..„ ~ ~.; .i g ti . IL - Rztiloti* , , 18, silyl.9, has come up the harbour; as-have likewise • . ~,-••, .. .. •Y' '4. in -.--..1.41. *lmams - an. - , 'iliac packed which have arrived from Falitiouth. : ' "'Sk . . • . • -4. -A / Heenan's:ire .„,..,, , ~, ~......„,..., • , ...,..: - PORTSMOU:fH, NOVEMBER O. • 4 • ISAILLIE.. • ,'.. ' — Arrived,. this any; his Majesty's sloop of war Ito . . 4.ll.l—Will e*" • SCAB, 6enaz,' , th e Mediterranean ; and the SATELLITR, . iiVELEVIN or Tits 740iilitIM " ' 4 , ymbiogcAsTgpi lowili r i a ge W . . , (TMI the West Indies ; both of which are put under es Wa . eomider Hi s hi A ssor t • st i:iii- bi tter . thi s 4 uannt isii. - !1-att night arrived fare the brig.Am " moniiag thin he hat. beers for ikeir-ii days Est.'" phion , Captain BRAsS, in 33 days, 'from Prism/Ed . (Signed a i be f ore . ) , 4ska'rtl'a i lllancl,, bound to London : this veshet•sleit' " .'' Clia - ced in, by a French lugger privateer, last ni Diska oft has The imambee p extremely indisposed 1 inside the Needless spoke the Zephyr transpod; - at - Windsor, by art asthmatic iromplaint, within the. I Captaiti SMITH, in lat: 40. N. brig. 50. W. - bound to few last . ' days. He is now cotisiderabbr better. Qiiebec--1-all weIT.-Sailed his Majesty's ships SAR '•It is Dr. ROBERT WILLIS, of Tenterden-street, who. „,„,, - . and Ntost on a crutze —L'AIGLE and her 'is now joinsid- with the other Physicians in attendince i - '''''' N a . . . 7MS MAJESTY. : It was Mr. WARPORTONT and his ' coz4Yor.emain windbound.—Wind S.E. rincipal• Assistasst..whom he sent for to relieve him. . . • DOVER, NOVEMBER 9. 'Wheiihe has 'occasion to,comelo.town. Passed by fOr the Riverdre"Cotuwallis, Charlotte, . The fel ow!ng Personages entered their names yes- , and James Sibbald, East-Indi:unen, f r om Bomb a y ; terdity,.at St. James's; Palack, in . the list of inquirers : also a whaler in company. Three Frer.h privateers respecting his Kull:rex% health, viz. The Foreign Ministers, Downeer Michas* of Rutland, are now off this place, and four were seen from'hence The Duke of Norfolk, Lady klatente,... in the morning attacking a ship, most gallantly beat • 'Earl of Aylesbury, Lady Forrester, Sir James Mansfield, . Mr. Foriester, ' . them all off, and proceeded on her voyage :we have Lady Charlotte Campbell, Lady Comte) , not learnt her name. - Lord C. Beatinck, Sir H. Crew, Th. Chief Baron, ' Doctor Macon DEAL, NOVEMBER 9. . General Burr, Mr. Serjeaut Best, Arrived his Majesty's ships Oaintem and ROYALfiT, Mr. llerttey,, Ma wt Brisco, Earl of Lindsey, •Sir J Carr, from a cruise.--Wind S.W. Dowager Lady Grey, Colonel Long, SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER a. . .. Colonel Jenkinson, Miss Welksley, Colonel M'Maho., Lord Melbourne, The GALATEA. sloop of war sailed this.day for the' Colonel Freeth, Lady Melbourne, Westward, and the BRITOM ART is gone out of harbour. Lord John l'ltynne, Sir J. Macpherion, Colonel Harnage, General Crewe, • CALAIS,- OCIVEML, i1i..,. . Mr. Manners Swa, Sir T. Musgrave, Archbishop Yesterday the Asphalon, of London, of 3 76 tons , Mrs. Greenwod4 Sir Arthur Plgot, Mr. Serjeant Shepherd, 0f Camerbur le Which sailed from Quebec. on the 27th September for Sir Atured Clarke, Mr. Serjeant Lens, London, with a cargo of timbet, was brought in here, Sir William Curtis, • Earl of Portmore, captured by the French privateer the Savage of Bou. Lady Curtis, Doctor Jackson, logne.—This morning the English skip the Mermaid, Lady Price, Lady A. Leith, Miss Pelee, Doctor Mott. Cif 400 tons burthen, was brought in here. She mounts 16 eighteen,potinders and two nines, and had Sir John Earner, Baron Wolff, Sir Charles Price, Doctor Croker, a crew; consisting of 17 men, under:the command of Mt Thomas Bloomfield, Lady Aylesbury, Captain Jouw Dom:is, besides four passengers, one of Lord. Folk/none, Lord Bruce, whom was a female. She sailed on the 9th of Sep- Lord George Seymour, Lady Bfuce, Major Macdonald, Lord Courtown, tember from Quebec for London, and was taken this Tha Recorder of London, Lady Courtowo, morning by le Perseverance, PULLET, of this port.- Mr. Pelham, • Sir Francis Mollineux, . ..- ..... +, ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTOIbt4II, Nev. R. This day the Right Hon. Sir Ww.tairiterrt pro t tested to the adjudication of the following cases : Elizabeth, Lofstrom auster.--This vessel, under Swedish co• colours, laden with a cargo of Mania linens, and an amorunent at other articles, was prosecutiog a voyage front St. Petarsburgh to Gottenburghat the Ilan of capturt.—Further pea of demi god«, ordered. Julia, Rosser master.—This American vessel, laded WWb cot ton, tobacco, logwood, and fustic i was captured On a voyage from Reodsburgit to Wistuard—Ship and cargo condemned. Syekan, Jansen muter.—This vossd, under Swedish colones, was laden with spike nails, pitch, arid Mier atticies. Condemned. liolfnung, Waller master.—Thli vdlbl, undwqrustiiszcolonn, laden with a cargo of potash, tallow, and Wits* candles, was bound, as asserted, to Colbert at the bis* of taputro...—Further ! proof of the destination of the ship*, and that girt of the arta claimed ; the unclaimed part condemned.. A passenger by the James cartel bring: dB account that the following vessels had been captdristf and car-1 ried into Morlaix, by the Furet French privateer : the Two Brothers, of London ' Capt. BOLDER°, from London, bound to Gibraltar, laden with tea, coffee, kc. ; the Lord Collingwood, Captain SALMON, from Lond in, bound to Lisbon, (this vessel engaged the ; Furet, in which the Captain and Mate of the Colling wood were killed ;) and an American ship, Captain Louis :—all captured last Saturday week. The Diamond, Wstsit, from Waterford, is on shore near Newhaven. • The Crown, SIMPSON, from Portsmouth to Halifax.,, has foundered on the banks of Newfoundland. 1 A lugger privateer, of 14 guns and 56 men, from Cherbourg, has been taken and arrived at Yortenouth. The ship Julius Cesar, of 300 tons burthen, and 15 hands, bound from New York to London, has been wrecked on the coast of Dunkirk. This vessel was a prize to le Subtel privateer, of Boulogne. AtirtmliEß a ;00c1c„ime,:ri . : I,lt " ..°'!' . cold, with thow , rs oi at Witt , intervals, have increased the of this - few, ant fieighbourhooJ for w ive days past. The *lnd, hew/vier, h4s been wavering ; tat 1 desday it blew briskly from the West. a point that the enemy regards as a faimirable one for the operations Of their petty maranders,/ciept privateers, Our truirers being but too °nen cohapelled to quit their statipns in this part of 'the Chiumel . by. such an event. On Tnesday, no less than three of the above kind of craft were distinguisisablk from hence, and several coasting vessels were o:)served to be boarded Amyl capitired by them. Two or three guns were fired from the fort, as signals‘ to induce t•tir of our armed vessels that should thanee to be within hearing, to be upon the look-out ; btit it is much feared that the captures fotind their way to french ports with ut the desired molestation. Yesterday the wind was more North ; but to-day we have had a strong rale from the South-West, with intervals drain add sunshine. A few fashionable egtiipi;* were on ate drives this inorn;ng I but the walks, ks for some tiny* past, have been study deserted. Sir Christopher gad Lady tants, Aubery, and a few others or -distinction, are in the lII* list nr reader co. raia iRIsroL."NOraTAIIIIR 7. • At an adjournment city and county, held onVie"., hall, cline on the trial of Jane Adcock, a house of ill fame, in the piriiik of St. James, in ii)! city, when she was convicted on the clearest tvidance, and sentenced to lie imprisoned in the tornition jail of this city for the spare of tualte calendo nsotiths, to nA y a fine of £lO, and be further imptisdued till such fine be paid. This proaecution was carried cm bribe SoCiety established in this city for the praelettleas had suppression of vice:. . John Goulmnor Was convicttd of a Misderneilnarifor selling straw and altering. the ticket, with inteut to defraud D. Boynton, Esq. He was sentetscesito sit months imprisonment in Newgate, to pay a fin* of ogiio, and stand zommitted until such Wu be paid. Tudd4y last, John Pm-4and leha PinMll ware se. verallyConvicted before the Magistrates,in the penalty of 20s: each and costs, for having let off Ste-worton the night of the sth of November, within this city.— And another petson Was bound over to appear at the nest Sessions, to answer to an indicttlient to be then preferred against him, for a riot on the same evening. • Sunday last ' a small vessel loaded with c opp er ails' iron, fromVenelawili tpStirausex, was run down in the bay ; crew saved. QuArtar Sessions fiirtisis SESSIONS COURT, CORK, 961 T. 29. • A man named - fly/gas was indicted for assaulting and •striking a wbritart on the Potatoe•qaay, while ern• ployttl in collecting the tolls. The traverser having the presumption that ho had i*timidated or influenced tile prosecutrix not to attend, began to indulge in agreat deal of insolence to the Bench ; but the ptoseeutrit being called, and appearing unexpectedly, she was questioned by the Recorder as to the Inca laid in the indictment, when she, however unwillinglr;disclesed the whole. It appeared that the thread. *as em ployed by her mother. who farms the pills of rho markets from the Corporation; io collect the same on the Potatoeluay ; that the usual Mark he had to dis tinguish those who paid from theothersovas to chat* their atilt ; that in walking over th* Market he pee. ceiied the prosetutrix without any mark, and there. foray Concluded site had not paid, though she had pre. vtodsly paid to the mother of the traverser, when he shtick and kicked her, which laid the foundation of the present indictment, During the- whole of the trial, the insolence of the traverser was'eetessive. He ' repeatedly defied the Recorder as to the extent of the punishment, and declared that none he skeuld Tplisea could have any terrors for him, -as he het..teaved 3 years in the navy, and vas in.the habit of-kelitpllNlo6 eel every moslh. . ~ .. .: - l'•ki The RECORDER regretted that tilt lakielita 64 -11 '7 mit him for the present offence to lay .0401 ment, as the appropriate one he considiri ll tt eek make little impression : he, however, thotildlio ittiu as the law would allow, and sentenced him to month's confinement, to be kept to bread and water, and at the expiration of that time to be placed frn► an hour in the stocks, on the Potato. Quay, the scene of his tpansgressions. This sentence seetned to have at, visible effect upon the traverser; and to have nom= i idettly subdued his spirit. ' • • Wednesday ee'nnight, a travelling ttierettank *as. found dead, in a house in Bridge -street, Paisley i his —.—.... body was mangled in a manner too shocking to relate. A letter from an Officer at the Cape of Good Hope, . Several people were taken pp on suspicion of hailing of the 23th of August, states, that the expedition I been guilty of the rourderi but were afterwards litter: against the Isle of France was preparing to sad on the ~ac ed , as appearances seemed to indicate that the un: 27th of the same month. I fortunate man had been the cattle of his don death' • • - The late trial of Lady Ateintsr.ty exhibited a re. ' A spirit of dissatisfaction has lately manifested itself Among the pitmen in the neighbourhood of Nesteasile, markable instanceoffilitn4 and catfish-nets, combined : in consequence of their employers having altered the in the evidence of the same witness. To 47 questions i• , the only evidence' time by the Counsel for the prosecutor, of binding from October to January.' Great , n i,,,,, w, .,,numbers have refused to work these two weeks ta e li e t, found sufficient volubility to reply in ea' pit in th-tt town have frequently The Counsel for Lady ANNESLZY was less fortunate* -J i a l s• d the militar y called out to preserve order. Some of the' ringleaders in his extraction—no less than two hour, and ten mituditi being consumed by the evidence in answering only . , have been committed to prison: . ',.4. • The following are further particulars of she melon. 70 questions put by that gentleman. .„ I tholy accident which happened At SheernbaslAtZ. Earl ANNIsLry, a youth of 12 years of age, I v _ a° l day "night, to some persons who were•goiag ots, *as lately taken away from his residence in the Toss , the Lord Howe packet-boat, as briefly men in Office, Dublin, in consequence of fabricat&l mes- I the STAR of Monday . —. Ten or or a, eleven sage, notwithstanding the most dilitett search, own! -614" . pati has ; in a wherry, the night dark and the wlffithlta•rrins4 not since been heard of. t when, a man, who was intoxicated; insiataftilkOrlaW ' WntenesTen Nov. S+ Tuesday list,. the one o f t he oars , he did so , but praving.poesrodt Apr Anniversary of the H. H. riot, a number -- . the boatman, the course f the baat,besatne uteeesain, I tialbeksgstaks inttch v ilte passea- t i lrig . ot Gen. _ . denten and ' Farmers of this district met about'twelve . and unsteady ; at thitinstaut, a Wan O'clock, oa Abbatstow Down, where a Silver Cup, the boat, and made her heel very m given by the Members of the Club, was run for, by gers being alarmed, the whole impulsively smiled op the followin horses ; two-mile heats : ' and sprang to the opposite side. ' ' :odes - night it Mr." 's br. m. - • • 11 a when by their united Mr. labile 's bnu - • - • a 4 dr. overturned, and _ Mr. Curtis's ch. m. - • 3 1 1 Mr. Robtrtes ch m. - - . 4 3 3 water. In conseqi The race afforded tolerable good sports the second . Bond, a carpenter beat was well contested; but the thirdiptis won easy. ! cher, a carpenter, The company afterwards repaired to the Swan Inn, ' penter, aged 60 in New Alresford, where . about 140 Gentlemen and `, beard, and two Farmers sat down to a most excellent dingier, serial , waiter who had , up by Mr. Perkins. The meeting did, not breed; up ! picked up alive, but till a late hour. Loyalty, harmony, and conviviality. I died on Sunday prevai/ed. ! escaped by swig:ming 0 1] 81 I Oar air the the the tti ditj rll3 ea( orij Ro the wit DO! 1.4 thi M , we Ti ce IT a ci 9 1 . • .13birrtiOAL . . , . -. . ' flit litid: .. , •. . ' iiiii4is' li r I • . ',.' A • , . Dublin Papers tOsalidlOntorniiit, iiiibs, - Ali - We jo k e re th 11178- k iii Nii 1 1 °Wtr bi I* Y berme 7 iAtt . is . _____. :.„;... to,,ourpoic iteetpecturiliii *did bar readers *he folhavieli plestaing accounts, received . Admits viere is fro 't tri W 4 w a a l e ;l 4 ,4 2 ;7 l ;sve s i* s latiii. t o t i s. since rsteivistyaftetasistikepAruirisof t as the subject , of the 4:11 , 4 , 21 ht th e: I A c ase inihere.troin Opoiwirifojiate-ihe 13 f Ilia 14 4, 1 "*T's 6141.1 .:'/ . ' - .1 , i1 . 4q, ships CeA4LOTTIS gal ge ir . o a t haste, With, 404.1**-.. oasipia willeY . ~.TkikfollOitig it the. Bithrtin. indedlitit night : hxy the 17th of Jim ig been prevented from tacit* is' saiNt bil *e ,-.• “iinisisi a nt caant4 itlitiasta 9. • Nto* o'Clecli; PM. ge P teusaer. dof the French at Opteta ' • 'tie k I St , !.-r 1 .i, . . ...e . i^ c koatin eqs42 1 ,'i 4._ • _., • t i " f e e e e e :r 'S is is e, b ae d 10 n ff d fe it is rd le n- In iM It e. of he ie h♦ ict he opposite side, in ordes to right it ; united weight, it was unfortunneely the whole were precipitated into. the sequence of this accident, Thomas ntet aged 29 years ; Anthony Crou• ter, aged 19 ;IT: ; a car- a man whose name we Asayeiinet collier boys, were drowned,. &ds- -1 been with wine to the Gala**. Nu but was so much exhausted, that he morning. The rest of the passeprs ;riming too tha shore.