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LONtoo*: (' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S. . . _ a o NATIO N-- - -Holiday at all the Pllbl'e OMe ea. VI- THE STATE LOTTERY will begin and' finish Drawing -1 ' the lf/tirof NEXI MONTH. • Our port letters of this mcgrning have ana9uneett . the arrival of an unusual number of vessels frtitt vt rious foreign ports, from which interesting . Acecamtsi may. be expected; pat the lettersi by some of`; had rpchej t own.. when No! pOer.was Fit ;to: • _The' French schooner cartel Eliza, Copt. Moolam; hai:arrived at Falmouth • from Mortals, which port she left on the 14th ;Aram. .811 e landed at Foley on the 17th Mr. RIDGWAY, Arnerican Consul at Ant weiP, tut family; and•several passengers. Mr. lib*. WAY wag chaTged with dispatches from' General' ARMSTRONG 4o MT: PDIKNET in London. Getieritl ARAISTONG hid lift rails, and"vras expected tq etn, hark for AMerica en the 17th instant. When tip Eliza lett hUllaiz it was said that Generals JUNOT, MACDONALD and BELLIARD, had been recalled from ,bpain, having incurred NAPOLEOS°I displeasure. As connected with the above, we shall here give the Substance of a letter receiv . of th is morning frorei our correspondent at Cowes. Yesterday morning, - and not before, though otherwise stated in some of :the daily papers, the United .States sloop of war. Hornet, Capt. limn., sailed from Cowes,. with the' :American messenger Mr. APENce, entrusted patios from Ivir,PncitN EY for Hampton, preparatory . to the meeting of Congiess. The liontwr is to call at Havre de Grace, to'tvite on board General AkbISTRONG'B Messenger, .but peremptory orders to quit that port at the end of 24. hours, whether the Messenger appear or not.. It it suspected that categorical explanations have been de minded from the French Minister, on the eXtraoisdi , pary . .9qostrations that . have taken place lon Atne; rican Property : • viz. • (no less than 167 Ship! :and -their Cargoes) in the ports of France ancl.the . . terra ne 4n. . T,he II VDRA' frigate has arrived. at Piro:null froth the Medite t tratt r after an o?senco of fiye c'onipanied by lour transports, (mai Gibraltar ( whkl. place she' lett on the 23d nit. )tfull of Itench pTierineri and fc,te gn ili.tekeif. The 'filint‘iintiught Res. tenger %, irh 'dispatches. • • • I lmc Zsxigstit lgig of, warp,in • 20 dap (mm Cadiz; . has , also waived at Plymouth... She leaded a Mei., ierger and a Spanish Nobleman the nionient she ar 7 :rivect; WWI of Whom . immediately set off fOr London. eYfaireitm . ain heally . the Sane as by the accounts---continual firing by .night between- oar ",,Ipn Moats end the french batteries; and skirmishing by •day between , the advanced parties.. The enemy's batterie's" •Completely surround The city and Isle Leon by land, lfzid : out off all possibility, of Column* cation wiih;tise.ntry, The.Zston4 liai•,broughs, - !wine sevbh tongs( silver; chiefirspecit iv thAtitel she' fawl iir —guns, Sir Hosts. Pbina.st. The ZrXORIA was,at this —itineui.chitcp of n fine. French ketch privateer,Whicb alliP,r guns overboard, ; woUldhaveesosPed, but fos .tbe VENERABLE, WhiCh•tfit her elk • ThaArga- . NERABLE has taken the prize with her. • iN The IJlLYMYr r rigate has - at rl' frot _ affived A. _ I ymt. doAaira; 6, which* Ve. LlTir o AcceiitiflettOVarift** t4e 9 . 4 tostant. ..Byy.4 hasty Ifierkssrhichlre have been able totake.of their contents; it appears-that the Spanish patriot, had drivehtheenernylioinneliili' the whole of aillicia, but that the latter 4 0t i ; t . rt . • • . not. • cgr enrencs t u. lie ofkituar sdo r ecei ve 1 1,1111,' , StitCotirS •it is SO beAtpprehended that they w*Apott.be ti sder sise.neeessity of relinquishing the' ''adViktifkes. rhey thave' s v.it;t . 1114;Finina ... 15iIiiies me*fillet 11 interesting d.:tails of skirtnitk4s in almost every part of Spain, n.Wrtlel;tite .P4trigt* Are 40enevaUx ccessful,.so tat aelbrinterc .: ptinee-itoirtoyi or Couriers are con• iteicepteil" cntrepondence he. ticeit the 'French ha's been • puhlibeki.billte . .t 4; the .t)staitlia,s: art represamted. Jsdaily de.creasiiir from the attive! spt4 iiith i e:Satires," wlto.kre.'ivery',where . oa their.oppresscns;Wheit thifventure from their Of- In: St .tll' Spanihb lUlyal Decree or Prodamatittn,sprti. ''hil3ltialli";illlie s isons in. i)ekNkl . • - fto* Writing attPitrtellikttineeta then: ie Menai - 0(6121 (# oilifiititig the nirtgentS The effects which have resulted to the French armies ‘frern the recent publication of intercepted correspon- . . . _ ... .. . • - - • • ". . dente between the d irerich Golitferals, are 10110 es - `.I4REAL OF THE •IRIBK.UNTON. sours, sa d a call is flanged undentaaffeg of bid, 'et rp t e ••are not to be expected from a Reformed Legis'at tire, l o c h a , „,,, ,t * ihe' Augments 'on , the papjayf.the Govern . - ~, ,' • .-' ....r...........111M1M • . . ... . . odes in Ireland ens regal et ths Utica, all the toss I ) . • ukettbae•preCCUtu;nS. -'. . ' ; . . i . ?. .!rOO ll / 1 7 .1 gqn" c flil 4t d)t:l '• .• 'A- ' ntd etas es t" b y ' ° etTiou- • 1,-. - ?..e.. . -. being lieet porchase. • Niti.hive ...so rec eived *la day a letter 'f • , ..- • . , 4., •• 4.mb,:i, a lj pV e Ir e rit vio a l f 3 l s p if re tit chui N si: . I'l : l for *,ri..* tollyier . L p. ' 61,...t.bi l Y . * : :: , ..:„ . .,- . . ' • .. .,,i - ':: ti . 1311624e xthe.4 .7 7 e h : oir m in p ar e i.i ri a, al thee...s. P ii „ t ar t ti , l" ...7.an e :: d t i.to is cui c ir :F ci..4 7 .,rd.o l urri..ac e , i ,ii i iirr,i,,,,:.;. Officer *erring in Lord WE4INGTON'S army, aatt, ' 1 • p ying to ar dllient ta itepetrr • Cetattel C ibe4th instlntilthidtibtf4lll6.44-- - • . aa The bu44est. cf thf-enctint ' -vaf . °Peßect. .4 . ,T• - , . .. . . ei' -i beaTtti; '..'ititl....r - - extract : ....., _. raw... .1 , 0i 81 r t W, /la a ri, HP , ; : liATtpliii, 6 a . 1,1 Iv „ ea; He el 3 . Irish Stemesentatives are neither uatives;e(4%.....- '.'" " '7" 'PIN Mar ha% % ... 46 .Yanstill han.he.et . 4., - 4.40m.t!i1-feao. Pa! d -. the - t h ° 4- vv4 " -( "ca ' '' l ' . 'alil f t ifs, '4 at . ‘l) , t" . . 7 : - 811 - 1 w$ 00 : 16 *. 2111 - /41 - 1,10 " 4,8 0 , " 4 " 6 "Polvs sha firematureefall.of Almeida, occasioned by the expTo- tkiii.g. f - . 4 11 ' 6 ,. 0 , , 1 f ,- - . 1 4 , 4 pa s ,o,-_, 1 • ::. : i .: oflintlatt amt,aoll4ll**4l,,,,,OrrOstkr .. ther w av ett .., sion . of the ' ariticiOat magazine : " Since that evenUi Wei ,neCe i ta jr,Vitk4 .n tr . . t p l on .. cilictnt i: .. -A- - ° • - •• '" Repeil oft e, mi .. ' 'volt •tti. . siblO, and 1 ri .4! 14.41- '• • - have hist 'repeatectl Skinhishe's , with • •theanerny's pi: • • Ileasuse tki pnonilees ollatialte "llMPllltetala ills Covete r ; 1 t Contiffitaierg . 'we‘saratiair , • upww. of bh -.,-- . .: quets, which 14e . neraily s tennitiat . ein bur &Voir 11ntt He then VesiAillitultited• thermlfei . at* folreand Olinild"li "inii. o 4 f'.. the .k en n tl4 . 4 Feitt. . 4441 ' ha wattund is t. . ~ •- • propos the (IMO, an 4 which titaugh nu to am • a're, itteFoicsh witk nn.Citliec good but that of ihtwing at the time 4 . the itlnibti is d'TrtOt..***told Oat it _ - .- weivitt lure , therri . srt i jocoloitat.... ,t d ie; c - 03 . flinef. steles t_ were cet!udered . 11 tho,lrish Pimple ae . ninny L!° t , ,the,bet i e i ts were forgotten by him, diesorocp 4 Mluixesssrs, a.iti &on o ,: the.enemyillsavalmarsand sttper • iority of . our troopi. 1 ' • sof Ir . eland_ _ i iion . ld'i - ei : "!• • 66 MAnfiletin , has not moved forward with the ra. ci ' ile6 ' V., Cetn r ,- tied by the losperialfaxlianaeot.., ~-, .„. . • ... • of t he gmat experienee Apo mote, - : !' tria which pidity we expeited ; but every thingindicates that a; Englishmen possessedth4t. - e :; • .i. d'be made. - t he i l . B.ca c h u i e. l tk i C e dangirir f ra r g e t t te llia l o u gbir ow l, 4l 7„„ % ci d n ind g oter awi 1 : 1 7: 6 7 00.. e : k ti : general aCtioti'iiiustiike'lificein a few days. What a free port—and fin . ; that alf ~ :'4• . *4 cinder - 'lie 0 - ',' :.• ~ .:. . Ot • C ' I L .." . r t or anuy ; Etotli liar fonds. eaperditure of the country. tatri-d ... . ... ... ...„. . . ._, ... .. ...... .. . I •• .3 inattention of itilindlerd. to the welfare an,, e"Mdfsrts of ts e i, . . . . the result. WALL bea.llll ow can foretell. We are pre , which our Roloin . ' "' be done a . way, and e , . *hole 0 .. t :, oar liti i .. , : ... i . , r it i I I in absentett ;,,, d t e e f ore i gn our i ostat deb f ' - pared r lgaka.defeat, but confident of victory. May , gamated into one peop l e. tiotv these 41; ~ i , r , ant of capital, of ..,..,..d!s, .00d troogomit t i f be m eau lts se en a n i se l q t r ..t, Nei avert the former and protect our army . zrom been performed was too m - elahcholya, .7 141 4 r '4 !, - fl ' !tierces of plan' rtj'aed disc:ea teat 'basic • b eat and ewer m t . i :t 'the perils that surround it," upon. As to the first proiniset,.they ha .....•'.' .'' heard of since • and now, at the end of terieaiki:e lacrooptlfskt4 imput t by a Legislative t/altut hetweentLe ts . - • ' . • • -. Government this morning received dispatches from .. find 1 Roman Catholics *Op ales otit,, wfiffe . .Al - er k a li . •,* - t i eeau " . ~47.., • ~;!Ivasigii.•...., or ,a: 1 alleriation a these began.—After several otbe t trse ,, ... rrat „„ tott f ,i,:he Moved e'en and upon s Win lir like Isint lees made to 'the nation, Cortintial Aated • the • Bth ! • instant, which state, that that ail, ddress he presen tin Mi- littlest y, and a depend the-isfkky ooteeissoll‘litture attachment to the Ow l; - .. Disidaandli LestsladexpeoPrisomootrc throtightint the what of the Nnith of Spain the spirit p e otki r to Parli ament , • l i ia Oi c • fatafikur,,, o f Great Bri ta in.; ddtag e Ali t : l i te secur i ty of th e Empire. &AK i n ' . 0 • • . ... r .. 4 :wt . ::: your kjiimea Petitioners .resdotti,..e lii rr" c:c a l re ur si io d n e , n l; .al g in to ia ' A s e t y .it e e nden tla t p - a : . t ili insurrection against the ' trench had once more he- te a s :-, • .t o Is . ty, trk House; that having Trent' f 763 to 1800 experience th e , come general.. .The French troops were dying daily Ta THE i o n f ipeli the ed p , reiat l o r , : th : ic t : he ratk i• pe ee rcosc o . ll s : th c try : t io ir n its e co f nu:s tl ,k ; 1. 4 RIGHT HoN. THE comstoxs or THE Wait jit j 6 a/lII,_ , ..mant a tind having now torten years felt the operative Influence of In great numberafor.want of food, and numerous de- • actsenou or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. ' . -sertions were taking place. Expeditions were fi lling . Tilt PICrLTION Of ; ike i ecc. but at Coruna against Santona and Santander, and That your Petitioners feeling, as they have . ever . telt; • 'the 4 rat,. thin to thit - Hidiourablei Hbose, that t hat very serious diar e w • • no dotihts are entertained of their Suceess, from the warmest attachment to British connection, and . (rrom i convic- tion of their excellence) to the principles of the British qiinstittt- the Irish pe ; pie, aid the sOirit of the inhabitants . having been again . lion, in support of which they have shed their blood and et- roused. .. • . • coastal) , ezposed, are prLocipally to be attributed to the warn of a !masted their treasure, and anxious only that those sacrifices shall resident Legisi to .; .... ,_ ..... as mt . r eng,wners, sa exprcsdng tots con. . The latest account from - tood WELEINGToN's army not have been made in vain, most humbly piesent themselves viction, are confident, that 'Fedi:alined to the bar of the I t his 4) - : are dated from OpOrtonn the Sth instant, where le t - . before this Honourable House, beseeching Was the.constitotionai ally ;hall be .. Commons, a ble to prove, to its 101 l sat4faction,thc `rtesguardian of the British Empire, to take Into its most serious con- such lithe real snores of Alienations* di eod th at to t h e R,_ A had been received dated two days subsequent to •It -. -' •- • • - . • sideration the conse q uences resulting froiss that Legislative Union . • P .i • his Lordsh i p ' s last dispatch announcing the surrender peal of the Legislative Union tea the people of this country took which, In the year 1800, was enacted neestiimi-Great Whale and al . nthpe.o d yFtur. .e proorri d tat „Ifni, turd procs!cuourts g roorzatmethijecoi4einetteetiont. of Almeida. At the above date the Head-quarters .. , Ireland. And your Petitioners the raora4eitliteily beseech this i ri , t were still at Celerico, , and•the at-my in is former pd. Honourable House now to enter an this invi4itigation, because it i with Great Britain.--(Te it rwitinuid.) sitions, Skirmishes -and affairs of posts daily took was an increase front the great, itdid,rincrer.tensive b'en'efitS, which_ -. . • Mr. o'l..:osatua lo ta an ulockuent supported place, but nothing More important was immediately “ were promised to this country, and an Immeisiitiditiem, cud' tlie.Xetition. He said that on a • 40 Cabo. exEntged,. . . _ consolidation of interest, strength, and affection." To the gre.• jict ...,,,__.- , - -- -A- , ----1,...,:„..... .. • • ~ . . ar arrtstou, Be wott a. rem t Bl . pire at large a measure which was to counteract the restless rns-t,. - -v.- o „Par ... -i . Elie thett . '''' A • • Dispatches were also received this morning from chinations of an inveterate enemy, to calla aft disserstona-sat - "7 - ` l, n s t ` i I• I ' - _,-.-- ' (.--,s, `r:V v P '.. the Honourable Mr. WgLuistara - at Cadiz, dated the . , up Inuit the e rtestitat;nr ute..frickt or e sigirkwitS I 'i an animosities-and disci all jeabsueles-Which : WM to' det o c tip i .. h : *at e t ,:._ , • 1 . 10. . rik , !A, . „ ven ii e with' r. rercevAl if she Parliattieva4: - silii"AttiWttott a ll the Ist instant, when all was`geinm'On well, communicate to the Shier Kingdom *ihiitateof the Cap;:tat; _. _ _..,,, P , . - .. 4 egimmiaarer • • ' and industry of England' and ghteidtir 4 4 ate!! participation' pena tki t 'i m , . a! • e c h, 1- ; i d g lime f' • A ,Gottenbnrgh Mail arrliregi itis morning,.but it et chit Camnierce ant' t7t,-istitiation ofQtrat . /iritlia.' 1 ! , " lg 4t '' it 4 il° . 16134 *. _ ..;• • - He thought, tbattlattugh the siliole niter idandiVi 'Pat s .4 r " 114.,..ktought no intelligence of any importance. . Tour Petitioner's • c .7!'equeistil i entresitilipthlarable - rrouie m t a w . -i,•. . • • • .. . fid e elity r eit s ti wete atten to t atiel ion i i t a ha u t p-me Mr l . r' b uu lut t : -w d l i s d ii , 4 ;t s t . l4 '. e to enquire uheth:r ti .a: ineas_ . aro 2 ' . :vrti - ' - '' ' )eifi - h.M . . 1101/ . . "pail? to the: . " Lloyd's, te o'clock. . e test u' ex , .., ri .. , cnce, ha tato, &pre fid#lo: _.___"eftester "contstacit preyed :against the 5.58 liritisit Represenia-. 11 . Thefollowing.vevy distressing information has just dec6iv i tigges.,3iimeil, he laid, - .GWed it as anintliSpensable it la cecubteC tcjulfilthe sen,golne.46pee4tillni . 61 ffilleftsideN t r; been posted. k rests on the . authority of a private I h nbt I Inatikkili 'ailli#4• die , !..ther' f ia re cal as . been , 1 for dutr id their .country, to banish all the abominable i letter, reteireel this morning by a house of the first • -- the accomgffshment of thaskp - erf, tilda . tac . 4 . . -afthe i ntent. ' di:septa:lo' I which had prevailed ataistigg them ; that ti..:. • - . --- ; - . ...... i ... 7 t .'. '; . . 'as it 'WSs' their - divisions which,. accomplished th e e , respectability in the City A . . , was made a pretest. ,.- - , - - 4. ali,,) 5.3 yr..; • ' _ That your Petitianers hilialuletit.leer ,it'ti - T: 'aal iitgrltaT ' 'f. S I 66 GOTTENIM4IOII, SiiHr..l9.-.-Wehare just heard, knion, so it,mnatisathpirananitMty only which could eirect its repeal:, ~...,-• . i . 1. that out of ,a-convoy `of thirty -, five sail,' bound to the the Legislative Union between greaf : rit),:ti.aird Ireligairresisa . I tably called for 11 the following amongst 4ther crnisitleraiions: . 7.: S r ! r ui JAMES RIDDALL thin; put the question, when the at Baltic, atrenty.eitteliare beep lost with all their crewS, . . _ ,„ Petition was adoPred uilatiitueitsly o .. , . pecause, fauns the earliest e , talli.ihm ent of Enid?? dosainton in' • 'R . few' days ago, n .t- fa r : Yro - rti MdrstrAnd." ' ...,.,. this country, to the year 1762, a resident Parliament WttS by the . Mr.. jiur-roN then prOPosed that AI Comniittee Of , . •. , .. 1 - N. B. The Gottenburgh List, receibil this 4.17,. ; i5' British Kings deemed necessary, and alone compi.N..,..t to under- Twenty -One be chosen as a srandiAg•Cortutittee to 1 ... of the *same date as the letter, 4nd . Takes no mention 'tend its wants, to enccurage its resources, and promote its in! co-operate with the .other meetings throughout the dof thecircumstance. .. . . terests. _ . :' . • kingdom, which Was• unanimously agreed to, anda • - . , - ,• pecause the Government of England, while it could contrail, Committee Was appointed accordingly. N. • - ~ ......m.....16....mq Memo . *.* Mr. dal/trate has dec'lar'ed himself to be frieridly• • the proceedings of the Irish Legislature, never proposed, or r t .. • Mr. N. Mo-uois, after a very handsome eulogium ~ . , commended to the copal retina of either &Legislative Union 4e. upon his Grace the Duke of Richmond, whom he to a Repeal of the .I.liiion,P.: '• •--'-• --' •, •. ... ... Sr WILLIAM Sorry lately arrived -in Dublin, atith 'tureen the two. eanutrieS ;.. but that, when compelkd.to rein,unci wished particularly to consider as distinct from the , t i bot c o etr4l, and, finally, to declare the Parliament of- Ireland presentA dministration,moved a Resolution of Thankt the Intention 'df•trial:tig• a 4tittr" thtn'' putt of • !relate. h : The G.itaina • frighte, 'Or 3i3' oils,. wh i th : ~,,.i . !independent, the Minister of England never ceased to plot its ex. 1 to his Grace, for his conciliating and impartial con- ' :launched the other day, atDeptfotd, is conintissigted; •tinetion; and, consequently, that the real motive for a union war duct as Chief Governor, and for the . encouragement riven 'to apt. Wootioev 1,011.1eit; not the mutual beuefus of the countries, but the trouble and dif- j he had afforded to the manufactures of Ireland, The C s. and the co: 11111 *nd • with whom , Mr: *RienAanTroistria 14000ES,•of-Makt: !huby of managing %n independent Parliament, and. the desire of•i Reiolution was received With very distinguished ap- stone, goes as Fiist Lieutenant., . , .- ' • . procuring an increase of inattence in that of Great Britain. 'prubatien, and was carried unanimously. ', -On Monday last, an Inquest was ` helm at Canter- Because the moment seized on by the British Minister foe the - Sir JAhiES RLDDALL having left the Chair, and lie- -5 -1 bury, by THOMAS HA'AIMONA, Esq. on tLe• body of .accomplishment of his views was that least fitted for a calm dis- BERT ;.41 1 1/11V ; Esq. M. P. being r. William Campbell, of the 23d Light Dragoon., %oho cussion and fair investigation of the merits of any serious and Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to 3. died -suddenly -in.the Military Hospital on Sunday impartial political question; and because, even under such unfa. Sir .. d. ~ st sros for his indepen dent and constitutionalcoo. duct in calling g, called thert-to, the the Meeting, and for the excellent „.• night —The deceased wits of a family of great re. vourable circumstances, the means employed to effect it were , manner in which he had presided in the Chair-and speotitatt';'and a . coMmissioned officer in the Navy; most corrupt and iniquitous. . ':''bur, in an imprudent Manner, had inlisted into the 1 Because the Parliament of Ireland " beingslelegated to Maki that a piece of Pl.ite , , value 100 guineas, should be g 23.1 Light Dragoons ; - from which Regiment he rib- I Laws not Legislators," could not transfer their Legislative with°. ;presented tcrliim, which wits carried unanimously. % acottdird i "lon - after, in a state Of intoxicatiOn•f . 1 - le ! ray without the express sanction and approbation of their Con- .• A Resolution intended to be brought forward, ev pressing a strong censure upon . .. .__ a _ the cOnduct i f Sir I t *as - the' same -day taken 'at Bouglnont : Was the stituents ; and that a decidedvaajority of the Constitutional body ir pext Morning ' ( tt - today) tried, - ithd immediately was hostile to the measure, is evident from their petitions against i LDW . Attn STMIL RV, } vas at die particuiar soueitaueo T nished with- four hundred tatliei • the ' sererity of it, and from the fact that the Minister, even after his defeat, fear- iof Sir JAMES R.IDDAI.L rePnquished. it which -eery • Mitch affected his : mind ; he had, how. ed to appeal to the sense of the People, by a dissolution of the then I • ever, . almost.' teoo4ered from the effects of'hisrefractory Parliament. •. - -The' Earl of Onstosno hat compounded with Co. ~ punishmept, .when his . death sude!enly 11,tppened . ,-.. • venunt it his hereditary office olthe Balms: If thin And.your Petitioners subniit that so decided was theoplisloa .. . • • . sic Midi: r circunotances s:i suspicions, and liable bi of the Melt people, respecting the Incompetency of the Irish Pan.' r '',P -Ireighi ' su PP used t° p roduce 41 ; 9°° Per a nnum, , .misrepresentation, it was deemed' necessary to sum- tamest to•enset the measure of Union, and so strong their 'di- tur the l um . l4:4llr2l " °t4 the interest 4 which is t.° ' Mott 'a Jury - to aseertain- the mole of his deatho...ao lusence - cit that measure, and their conviction ihat they eOtila is . iliffitlVirinte` cf the . bed y, they proceeded to eutilitittli' „a in ilia , latiiit'age of site immortal-and constitueional.l.nelie, be tient title,4•,. -, • be .secoreek in perpetuity to"the successors of that 3n• ; 17 the stiff Surgeon, who had:lntended the deceased ; boatid bf any laws but such as are enacted by those Whets* &eV the of the wife of a • The dattliciibia of duty on part . _ and he.depbsed; that he was certain •the.puniahmeett , bi' ; •di se ii a id andanthed •• t , m ad d ie t nt '-4 t h at att sasse aa t a r o Plihte t n et e i lnal . was not the cause of his deatheliptipon-beingtquei.,l Gentleman, now at Margiae is tbeseeg: Heirea tntisiln all probability tiara:bean the f„eifeib - 51e beast 41 t op ic of thril;e r Mfiall ' hem ' The fee, hs'P !„. tfOned,`as di the' prolmble eons& ntthe. mines death . ; : fl it. t ia...'b•a t f or t h e e vco n" g n o d i t nattaiii• die rectal rto her para . p e r i tsc i;* w a s colightirt theaclnt wnling a lette 1 , 1 ; hiintild'ikStitke• upon he If . Illeeide, i ts tre"lrsitt ' - ~• r - poit mice to • hon. ' ' in A, , - • - • ~--1,- - -..,.. :. 0; in • by her-husband. A separation has been tho g I • not otientri the - badY. The Jury; - wishing • • •• - .'' 1411#1111 resnit.. - • • .• Because' . the rapid improvementillkiiiia, tinder vin iddeveie-- i - •. • ' • --• .• • appe ared the . • k 4 (nether' iftforinition,.•adjaurned to 'eha • .neet daf.z e : ,l eut p e di ment , t ag grbee w ith the annexed statenteaci ittusaue. - " eft - 34 : " . i ` 4 l- 14.37i .n;: n rii iii r have llteii on - arm i,' 'reed Mrt *Dtieltntic- BifilinOlll' Or •Canter-• n io nstrot • - • - w ' 46 "' A. .14; WSW INC Week. the poetic ct'yergar• t. .: • . • ahat the interests oldie Couutry were _ ter ua-. - Ur)" t att en d %•Ith - I , •'l tile' Militari ....B iitgetol. a`ncL- des tOoit iindlti tesolliced better ma ag dbyan " fligiCet. - that there had been You.atunder the rah open the body : wWch the y did, Rod finind - the stb , ' .. • - 'f• - n '. . `its ft'. , ra-, , - I , ll tri alliiiit 4 mile tO the'East, st black sidtteair i Part glace • 0 titurit'Alnd - bowels in a perfect state; but, UPer ' a pe d a l P ar liam en t. • Dunngthe seven years wr;from 1793 to tioti; Ihi s r.i - tittillti .adial• - v_ r. ' '. -2 • • _s- •l' '.l • . •'..• w ' ' „m o o p i i rclrs pest * thits,...S r tiantining the head,. they found the blood coat la in a . reiluenlawS not-nonse. tilt un wan frith Parliament, Increased but Twenty Millions. Debt d oths 6' red Ort`The botin, and 'had - not the least doubt belt that' his Beath was• circa - sinned - by an arOpiectic fit.— During seven years war from I 1100 to 1810, the National Debt 1' • • "fil '`arid •• s! "i',. • -* wo u n a t a,:.• been gathered; . maasitrine .uittelinches , sind tiente.. • • .i d h "ai - • Mil - • - ' 4 'g at 'l3l weighing elle•edi Th ' • under an //vitriol Iris - en as enerease my . • The Jury, foßy satisfied with this opinion, delivered'a During the_year!l79fl a 6 .year of Foreign Invasion an a .. g verdicti-Died by the Visitation of Gov.: . - • between an 0 Cer belonitinot to the frininnts goirbr'gt ', A' tvoinan; Who had hoeti kft in charge of tlx house .. .la ..4? ) . , A ilispote•con Wedheiday nigh [, abottt teho'clock. Rebellion the experiditiire if iteland, water ea - Irish iisrlianseint • •___, ffi -•• tonic. • • '',.' . '• • tuaLIZIOtVf. the seamen, produceclecry serk!iis was but Four ' . iy,nipi,i!Th . ..‘ : ~ ..-, . - i- or h Mr. KENO, No. i 24:, 13aker.street, North, WES - yes , ~. teedny ovening discovered to be dead, by the bed- During the year ikl9,a Year in which 'ilte_artai . __ .. e so lits, f, i xiett eta the rocks . . des iliskt.s. . saan ai ,.,,„, gr og, ployd, as te"isteve Ireland under an 'apprehends:m4)f thin; 'lc. ' s.le it . •,. . head. Tie . eat ' 'braoght to the ; I side: -Her:•husioutd, occasionally absent in the city, -• t vt . tstan.ftere , i c. trees . . :wel - .. '.- Oita' ittitstairats. A. paitt 4 tlia-ctewhad 4antled. th e. sion tar li . theilion,' her expenditure by _au ,Impesial ^dipper r - hasi:Mifitlelin - her sine; 'Tuesday. It is supposed that P. ' aliet &Ed' that eveohig.: 'Her infant; a fine' bby of ` ViS 11 " S ihi"i ' bi • l'i r' rhulde :P d • Timular l l' ° u '' - • ' --: • t .I' ~ - ...). seen heivtal persona, ailseek they tound a Mrdsittr al , 1_.,. •rei in his lA . "' . . ~.„. . to f i r a n cti i n pr o ‘r.. , ~s - t 1 4 b eiz . ~- _,.. : net .. t .s an-ing over a manowns, was:welt...ng . , :abont 4 10 itionth's oldi, was all that time the 'nielanelil4 , - ':.l - 7 . ,7 1 , i i.... •, A 1 :, b -- ,, ..:,.. - 2 ..',.., r' 9 . l r.: ": 1 64 Wish .. -- a rutkest•dirk in e , liatitelplestewitnesoof his niother'socalamity.. ; •••!.., "i as • I t".""•7 l : e 'i t a •r'.' , * . ""7 17 ' L`" . "7 ti i • •. '' % l' nce 11461, - flw•iiiB was imered, , tuit.thr weeirideJ ir h ~.. . 1 - A,tesweveniugs kince, as Mr,' , P , Avt ft Er, of ltkvrti 40 •••' 44. ** , • e !"-P 4-14• 'iff : 4 4 0 ° P: :!1 ' g - 51, ° ~- :fl W-s i }f d 'theE - -Wet Isublit . h o6l ' near" . on COIVWe C JD pi I : . L . - • sitiglffilif ttisli malking,by the side ' of the Serpeiitirief catkin 0u• to.Tvas=whertaa 'had the Satire resources . ac the • . .araslitaattatteided,„ and eismiried ' the boils .... River in -HYde-Piiik, he was kceoneel by a 'man 'fils; , . 4 94 coiekiso heed ,J,listly, .estimared it. the enactment of !ha il }sits intoiiiinA-------kallstrinee : b eit r , I' vh i en i it wilomared- liatttlie wontialls had beenhilLtoi keasitedr , what it wee o'Clodt I- Ms : Ai-told him. helad .rntriurc t ,i,tuuroperticio altout d haVelserit as Two to Seventer, i n tlit . „ l . l . • , v ,„. . lot tw i nw the ; l o t h r ib . .-ofrileciffied ie ./ . ;Ili yenta ; the VAri then seized }filo by the collar, -and , . -,4l.4lopogetitiooertemppUbsit: earkeiße i . OAS state** tins . ip a i i.co - n ' ; 4 l ;d - " to ' -- ,..the A tkigeoss . theptArket4)lio; for.L le 6 . ! said; he instated on knowing ; and while Mr. ',A.. - niai , intri 4afililtlill'l4 l lo#l4to. tisg4t . ..ic A i'epitil 4 fit iliticmv At . " ..- • - ..% sifiPititi 4 Wigi-hiri; another matn&AMe up, lit. • behind end i 'R educ h 4o47 Wk s, l 44 44, o if*4 thiPPßVP 4 M_..,.4min't tykiienktithaiplielyoes bellittY, ishat? t hil" c " irni th ; kvat4:ll27huradaybthoWirtg. Nevus letautined bet s ' s ., vas, t, . eel him whii44 fi e-lfirst picked hit- -pocket of a • ro - . taltrrl . A* w0ve5tf04440. 4 ...41 4 eXilfilegl,i lf .. 1 0.0#11LIIIVRn stilikooleteitliniile. . l'he , delcare setup vbis ' *-- t t ~, ttOuttqldpoilmi.beohirenliininin* . nine • on e potitfd m ose * Abfiq w4lloo4 o , o4n4fOrr'" o4 ok A r M i l • * fspiiartiarkstrareit theofircar. a teivechiing to owe I • bank -nottOrlithe:. alleiliicile his hat, and then ran off tittapamtajferoo : ,4l4tait tot ttee,s4este ; 1 4 Ita. 0, . , wthennetessairi tare of the - boat. - 44ti Pervon ' ere .. I- across the Park antrrhade their escape. • 'seat during the dispute. The' man is au Jana. . . _ Hews, lvitetbP•is 14U mere aaa tk o k niaadppetes e aseas of w i lt t 0 .., . . ,