Star. — London, England, 1821-10-24 00:00:00

eib N. • FINANCIAL STATE OF IRELAND. A Statement of the Trish Revenue, for the years ending ou the 10th of October, 1J20„ and on the 10th of October, 1821, distinguishing each Quarter of the two years, has been published, from which it appears that there is an increase in the year end . 4 on the 10th of October, 1821, of £216,325 16s, lid. that in the Quarter ended on the 10th of October last, there is an excess of £147,000 beyond the corresponding Quarter 1..,t year ; that, with ;he exception cf the January Quarter, there is an excess in every other Quarter ~•c Cie prevent year: in the April Quarter, an excess of above Al ;in the July Quarter, an excess of above £53,006; and in tht, last Quarter. as we have already stated, an excess of Xi 41,000-411 in British currency. ;hi E EVEN ING STA R. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEIt 24, 1621. THE FUNDS. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. At one reriod, yesterday, £.50,000 Consols were offered in the Mai ket at 78 for Money, and were done as low as 78 1 / 4 for the November Account.' Money was worth 5 per Cent. in the latter part of the clay—one French Broker sold largely. The fall was attributed to a large Bull account ; and it is calcu lated that from eighteen millions to twenty millions S per Cents. are held on continuation by the monied men, for the speculators on a rise. Mini,ters still continue to issue Exchequer Bills to any amount that the Public may take. The Market this morning looks heavy : it opened at 781/2 for Money, and 78 3 / 4 for the Account. PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 240-3 per Cent. Itedu. 77 '/s 3 4 14 3 per Cent. Cons . ols 78% 78 78 1 % 3 1 / 4 per Cent. 87 '/ V 4-4 per Cent. 9G 1 / 4 3 / 8 .5 per Cent. 111% I,4—Long Anns. 19 1 / 4 9-16 India Stock 240 —lndia Bonds 72 73 pre. Exch. Bills 4s. Gs. pr.—Do. (Small) ss. 76. pr. Cons. for Account 78 1 / 4 1 / 4 3/8. Letters have been received from Jamaica dated 3d September, which mention, that by a sloop arrived from Clint% information had been obtained, confirtn ing the report of the defeat of General SAN MARTIN at Chmillos, in an action which, it was understood, took place in June, consequently subsequent to the signing of the Armistice. The following are extracts from the Jamaica letters : On the 3d of August, anchored in the port of Pa nama, the corvette Alexandra, of 22 guns and 90 men, belonging to the Independents of Choco, and last from Guayaquil. On the 16th of July, in the night, a revolution took place among the naval forces at Guayaquil. The gun-boats ascended the river to place themselves under the orders of Gonsales, who commands the Royalists, and was then at Bodegas, six leagues from Guayaquil. The ship Ann Bolivar and two brigs were sunk, and the corvette Alexandra went out to sea, the crew rose on the Captain, and brought her into Panama ; she has a large quantity of stores and arms on board, and on her way she cap tured a brig bound to Choco. The reasons given for the counter-revolution in Guayaquil are, the arrival of 600 men there from Choco, sent from Santa Fe, as auxiliaries. They began to levy contributions, and commit other vexations, as if it had been a conquered country, when the inhabitants seeing themselves so ill-treated, rose up and resolved to re-establish their Government under the authority of the Peninsula. — On the 14th of August, General Cruz Murguion, Captain General of New Granada, 48 Officers, and 600 troops, landed at Chagre, on their way to Panama, by Which means the safety of the isthmus is secured." EXT R ACT OF A LETTER FROM JAMAICA, AUGUST 28. The Kingston passed close in-shore off Cartha gena on the 22d instant ; everything appeared quiet, and only a schooner cruising off and on. The Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to issue a Proclamation prohibiting the exportation of flour, bread, biscuit, rice, corn-meal, corn, or peas, the Proclamation of the 23d July only extending to Boar. For these last ten days the weather has been very hot and oppressive, with little wind, nor has there been any heavy thunder during the season until the 25th inst. when the wind came on moderately from the N.W. with heavy rain, and during its continuance s everal severe claps of thunder succeeded each other." EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MONTREAL, SEPT. 13. 4 , A letter from ?Assumption mentions, at about three o'clock in the afternoon of last Sunday, there was experienced in that place a hurricane, by which three houses and thirteen barns were dismantled, but no lives lost, although the families were within them when the roofs were torn off." Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the Misses FITZCLARENCE, are at present all residing at Bushey Park. Mr. ARBUTHNOT left town this day on a visit to the Earl of WEAMORELAND in Northamptonshire. Mr. TIERNEY arrived in town yesterday from Dover, where he has been spending some days. In the evening he dined with Lord HOLLAND, at Ken sington ' • and today he left town on a visit to the Earl of EssEx, at Cashiobury Park. The lion. W. and Mrs. HERBERT have been en tertaining large pat ties of guests since the commence ment of the shooting season, at Spefforth ; amongst whom have been Mr. and Mrs. LITTLETON, Miss FITZ. cLAusscr., Mr. and Mrs. LANE Fox, Lady and Miss A LL EN, the lion. Messrs. HOWARD, PETER, LAS czyljA, Mears. W. Cola / DUNCOHBE, &C. THE ARMY. Monday ee'unight, the Ravenswonh Volunteer Cavalry went on dutj at Gateshead, in the County of Durham. Detachments of the Bth, 28th, 32d, 85th, and 90th Regiments, embarked at Plymouth en board t he transport Albany, last week, for Malta. Tuesday, the .Irl Foot Guards arrived at Portsmouth in the Caroline, and Integrity, and two dock-yard lighters, front Ply mouth, and disembarked on Wednesday, and marched to Chi chester, on their route to Chatham. The remainder of the 84th Regiment, Colonel Datutzuv, embarked on board the above named vessels, on 'Thursday, and have since sailed for Plymouth. A detachment of the 734 Regiment are hourly expected at Chichester (being arrived from Ceylon) to join the depot, at the Broyle barracks. Commissions In the Royal Monmouth Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Monmouth. Samuel Fludyer, Esq. to be Captain; John Roberts, Esq. to be ditto ; Thomas Ferrers Edwards, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Commission in the East Essex Militia, signed by the Lord • - Lieutenant of the County of Kassa. Ensign Charles Osborne to be Lieutenant, vice Osborne, de ceased. The following is. a copy , of Lord DARLINGTON'S Letter, inclosing an order for Five Hundred Guineas, towards the subscription for indemnifying Sir ROBERT WILSON, and placing him " above the reach of Mi nisterial. malice and vengeance" - •, Raby Castle, October 19. " Saa—l have derived much satisfaction in finding up desirable a mode has been adopted for an indemnity to Sir Robert Wilson, which I eagerly embrace, to add my subscription to the Fnd, and have directed my hankers, u s. Drummond, to remit Five Handred Guineas on that account. " I beg to rem3in, Sir, your very obedient servant, (Signed) " DARLINGTON. *To R. Hall, F.N. Secretary of the Committee at , the Three funs Tavern, Southwark." Leamington Spa has been remarkably full of fashionable company all the summer. The improve ments in the town are beyond all calculation, and the value of landed property has encreased from £6O to £3,000 per acre, tin- building leases. It is a re markable circumstance that Leamington is the only place in the II; iti‘h Empire where the population has been quadrupled since the census taken in 1811 VII Lord SUFFIELD (late the Hon. E. Ha ammo) has been unanimously elected Chairman of the No, folk Quarter Sessions, which began on the 16th inst. His Lordship was nominated by T. W. COKE, Esq. At the same Sessions the proposition concerning the erection of a new jail was again agitated, and after a long discussion, Mr. WILKIN'S plan was adopted, with a reservation that the present expenditure is not to exceed £26,000. Friday, the Earl GOWER arrived at his new resi dence, in Hamilton-place, from Trentham Hall. the seat of the Marquis of STAFFORD, in Staffordshire. — His Lordship came to town in order to inspect the furniture and improvements carrying on, and will leave town again in the course of the week for the Continent. Captain STANLEY CLARKE, of Berkeley-square, joins the Hunt, at Leatherhead, in the best style. Lady ELISABETH MACGREGOR MURRAY has left Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, for the Isle of Man. Wednesday Sir Joins DOUGLAS, of Springwood Park, gave a grand dinner to the troop of Roxburgh shire Yeomanry Cavalry under his command. Pre vious to the dinner hour, the Troop assembled in uniform, mounted, with their arms and accoutre ments, in front of the house, after which they sat down to a sumptuous repast in the drawing-room. The utmost conviviality prevailed among the party, which did not separate till a late hour, highly grati fied by the politeness of their hospitable entertainer. The Count de MONTEZUMA, descended from the ancient Mexican Monarchs, has recently arrived in this capital, from the Peninsula. Report connects with this visit designs of consequence with respect to New Spain. A young Lady was told by a married Lady that she had better precipitate herself from off the Passaic falls into the basin beneath, than marry. The young Lady replied, " I would, if I thought I should find a husband at the bottom r To complete a Moorish Lady's dress, she tinges her eye-lids with alkohol, the powder of lead ore—this is done by dipping a small wooden bodkin of the thick ness of a quill into the powder, and then drawinC: through the eye-lids over the ball of th e e y e. Jeremiah 4, 30—so did Jezebel, 2 Kings 11, 90— she set off her eyes with the powder of lead ore—see Ezek. 23, 40. In the highest luxury of Imperial Rome, the price of admission to the Theatre (where any was paid) was no more than one-eighth of an English penny ! HAYMARKET THEATRE.—The Begres Opera, which was performed last night, afforded an oppor.' tunity for the introduction of a young Lady in the arduous character of Macheath. The near debutante possesses a voice of remarkable depth and sweetness, and a taste which, while it avoids profusion, indulges in occasional ornament with the happiest effect. She sung the various airs that belong to the part in a style remarkable at once for its spirit and simplicity. Her very first song was decisive of success, having been not only rapturously applauded, 'but honoured with an encore. The same distinction was conferred upon many of the succeeding ones. When the heart of a man is oppressed with care, and The Ira time at the Looking-glass. were, perhaps, upon the whole, the favourites. If we were disposed to qualify in any manner the tribute we have paid to her general powers, it must be by giving the preference to the lower notes; but it is, perhaps, more candid to admit that it is in the higher exertions of voice the timidity of a first essay; however well disguised in other re spects, is most likely to become apparent. But it is not merely as a vocal performer that this Lady pro- I l mises to excel ; she evinced a degree of vivacity and intelligence in her delivery of the dialogue, which proved her to be no stranger to the spirit of good -writing or the vigour and consistency of well drawn character. Upon the whole, it is pretty clear that the Theatre has made what is technically called a hit in the acquisition of such a novelty. Miss C. Coital, as Polly, sung delightfully. Indeed, the ft equent repe-' titions required by the audience front both Ladies, in their most difficult songs, not only imposed a heavy task on their lungs, but protracted the entertainments to a very late time. Mr. J. Bosnia., in the part of Filch, kept up a soar of laughter whenever he made his appearance. The piece, taken altogether, is strongly cast ; so that between the merits of the new debutante, and the popularity of the other performers, it promises a good harvest to the Managers. NAVAL UTELLIGENCE. Extract from the journal of the Lord Hobart packet, arrived at Falmouth, from Jamaica:—" September 13, strong, squally, ' sod unsettled vreather, with a high sea; saw Castle island bear ing W. by N. 14 or 15 miles; passed a schooner sttering to the S.W. saw heavy breakers a-head ;at four, tacktsl to the East ward, the Miraporoos bearing N.W. Castle Island N. E. and the breakers N.W. by N.--September 14 , r. M. heavy galv3, with a high sea; at half.ptst three, heavy guns; five, stem boat washed away ; eight, square mainsail blown from the yard ; .s. M. heavy gales, with strong squalls; five A. x. More moderate ; row', fresh breezes and fine weather, Long Island bearing N. N.W. seven miles, lat. 22. 45. N." The Paqutte de Castro Marlin from Lisbon to the Braz ils, has been taken by a privateer at t hei Cape de Verds. The Charles Miller, Part, of Wiseasset, from the Havannah, was totally lost in Po rtland harbour, during a violent gale, on the 3d ult. Tuesday, the Monarch, A. Yams, arrived at Montrose from Davis' Straits, with 19 fish; and, on Thursday, the Hero, J. Yours*, with 14 fish—each supposed to boil about 160 tuns. FAsmouvat, OCT. 22.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the Hero, DAwsow, from Memel for Cardiff; and Levant, WHITMORE, from London for Jamaica.—Arrived off the port, the London Packet. Mosceterr, from Faro, in 21 days, for /.011t1011. PORTSMOUTH, MT. 23.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Cams. "Alm, from a cruise; Richard, and Lady Wellington, packets, from Havre. It blew very strong this morning from the south ward, but has now shifted to the westward. Cowes, Oce. O.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Smut, from Ber gen for Trieste, with the loss of an anchor and cable. DEAL, Ocr. 23.—1 t has blown a strong gale from the S.S. F. the greatest part of tbe day, but is now cssven o'clock) more modee. ut The oward-bound, Stc. remain sill well. Massie's, OCT. O.—Arrived the Leicester packet, with a Mail from Holland. Lowesrorrs, OCT. 22.—The Paroueire, Barvionea. from Archangel for London, in coming for the Stanford, with a strong wind at'. B. W. was struck by a sea. which broke het milder. She then anchored. and assistance being sent to her, she was brought in here this morning. Her rudder will be hung this afternoon. Cone (cr. 19.—Put back, the \fat y Ann, for ISTewfound land, leaky and in distress,, after being out since the 14th ult. Detour, Ocr. 19. AU our whale ships have now arrived from the Arctic seas; and we learn with pleasure. that their voyage has been a successful one. Two of the Calypso's crew were lost at the fiehing, in consequence of their boat having been shivered to pieces by a stroke front a wounded whale. Th, re mainder of the boat's crew were sated. Hera., Os:r. 22.--s Arrived from Davis Straits. the Royal George, Purer; with nine fish. 350 butts; Ariel, Ilearr 12 fish, 280 butts: and Friendship, GIiZSX, six fish, 190 butts. The Kingston steam-vessel which sailed for London, has returned damaged. Cusiox-House, OCT. 23.--Ships Entered Inwards:—The Science, from Madeira ; Lord St. Helen's, Asia, Montmorency, and Amelia, from Quebec ; Alert, from Malaga ; David, from 'Dieppe ; Batavia, front Antwerp : Francis Ann, from Calabar; Cambrian, from Oporto; Olive Branch , from the Ca p e of Goo Hope; Oscar, from Bristol; Providence, from Liverpool; Am brosia, from • Dublin Packet, from Dublin ; and Prospe rous, from Waterford.—Entered Outwards: The Nelson, for Jersey; Limerick Trader, for Dublin; Alice, for Jamaica; Charles, for Rotten; Pere de Famille, for Havre; and Palemon , for St . Thomas's.—Cleared Outwards : The Golden Grove, for Jamaica; Delaford, for St. Vincent's; and James Dunlap, for St. Kilt's. Azimut—At Oporto. Stag, Jay), from Newfoundland. At !lane, Blanch, from Newfoundland. At Valparaiso, his Ma jesty's ship Superb, front Rio Janeiro ; Solon, Elliot, from Li verpool; Jane Gordon, White; Cossack, Topping; and the Rapid, Davis, front Monte Video; Columbia, Mowett, front Arica ; Pacific, Pachtnan ; and Indian Oak, eed, from Gua eh° • Janet, Hutton, from Parismago; and Emma, Ely, from Coquimbo. At Buenos Ayres, Grenada, Price; auJ Oscar, Mulla, front Liverpool ; Lovely Mary, S mith, from London; Aurora, Hill; and Homer, Coleman, from Gibraltar; Baltic., Farmer, from Hansburgh ; and Malone, Johnson, from Rio Janeiro. At Ensidada, Grer Wedel, from Cadiz; Veloz and Eugenia. from Bahia; Kitty,Wilson, from the Clyde • Magdalen, • and Hit or Miss, from Newfoundland; and Hind, from Jersey. PIRACIES IN THE AMERICAN SEAS. The schooner Exertion was boarded off Tortugas by a felucca, called the Colubre, mounting one swivel, and carrying 25 men ; was informed that she bad captured the schooner Evergreen. from Cuba bound to Boston, and three other American schooners, and intended sending them into Old Providence. The Ever green's letters were broken open. The schooner Zealous, from Havannah bound to Boston ' was bearded between Havannab and Matanzas, four leagues from had, by an open boat, with nine men, faces blacked, the life of the Captain threatened, and be wounded by a cutlass; plun dered of coffee, sugar, money, watch, &e, The brig Francis, from Cuba to Philadelphia, off Cape An tonio, wash erred by a large open boat (spritsails), full of men, eat and .be crew, drove them below, &c. commenced an ledliersiminte plunder of trunks, chests, &c. goods valued at 1000 dielbee-41SI dialers in cash; watches, &c. value 500 dollars; odds lair tare, &c. The boat was nearly full of goods, doubt lestibeired from other vessels. fiefig Nary Joan, on her passage from Matanzas to ila 1111111011a woos be o ff: Matanzas by a boat of about 14 toils, 11460111100 slued, and nine men robbed of their clothes, watches, and aseasy ; made a blow at the master, and stated an intention to murder all bands, but spared then on condition that they should net approach Cuba again. She arrived at Savannah. Two small vessels were carried into Port-au-Prince, tilled withl=does; they went out for the purpose of captu r i n g an A schooner, which bad sailed a few days previous for Philadelphia, having 50,000 dollars on board, and, had they suc ceeded, would unquestionabl have murdered her crew. J Schooner Chase, from Sc. ago de Cuba, off Cumberland Har bour. was chased by a sloop full of men, fired at, but outsailed her—the pirate tacked and stood after the brig Columbus, which sailed a few hours after the Chase. There was another sloop to leeward, apparently a consort, full of men. Schooner Franklin, front Trinidad to Boston, was brought to off Cape Antonio by a schooner (pirate), crew confined in the forecastle, robbed of 1,000 dollars, gold watch, wearing apparel, &c.—Captain stabbed and beaten. Schooner Alexander, from St. Augustine to Havannalt. was chased by a small tinned Woman off the Hole-in-the-Wall, but having on board 23 soldiers, they were afraid to board her. Sloop Protector was plundered off Cape Henry by a piratical' 'schooner, Weasel SO or 60 tons. Schooner Anne was hailed by the above vessel, stated she was painted black, and manned with dirty-looking long-bearded men. A schooner from Hamburgh was boarded and rubbed at Monts Christi of 4100 pieces of platillas, and a pistol mapped at the Cap tain, in June. Brig Nancy, from New York, was chased by said pirate, and escaped. The schooner Mary Anne, of Portlaid, was boarded cff Ils trannah in July, and robbed of clothes, watch, &c. to the amount of 300 dollars. The brig Hind, within ten miles of Havannah, was robbed of almost every moveable article, and 4804olihrs in ca , h—pirates in an open boat, consisting of ten men armed with muskets, in July. The brig Hope s from Curacoa, was boarded July 1!, in Mona Passage, by a brig of 16 guns; robbed of (lushes, watch, &e. and 150 dollars in money. The schooner Rebecca Ann, from blatanzas,was captured by two armed drogers, off Point Yzcos, plundered of her cargo, sails and rigging destroyed—vessel afterwards r.lealed. The sloop Embargo, bound to Matanzas, when oft' the port, was taken possession of by a privateer, and deta*.n.4 for a time. The ship Orleans, from Philadelphia, bound to New Orleans, was plundered of the greater part of her cargo of merchandize, to the valise of 100,000 dollars, by a corvette ship (pirate), in lat. ' Y 6. long. 74. The brig Columbus, from St. Jago, was boarded twice on the passage by pirates; first, four leagues from Cumberland harbour, by a sloop with a crew of 50 or 60 men ' principally negroes.— They only took a barrel of bread, being alarmed by the appear ance of a large ship, ar.d again fell in with a ship having the OIL leans in company with the vessel before-mentioned. ' The brig Trident, of Baltimore, was robbed :Awl August, in 25 S.S.W. of Matansai, and trunks, letters, &c. broken open. The villains gut a rope round the Captain's neck, ready to hang him ; they also stabbed a passenger in the thigh, and hung hint by the, neck to the fore-yard till neatly deld. • The schooner Milo, Hann, from Blistol. li.l. for Ilavan- I Dab, was ;ebbed die sew monk by the saute pirate. This vessel bad two 'Ranches cruizingin-shore: she tt about 40 or 50 men, and was 310 t have been t h e A a nt, B e. e . manned by Spaniards and Portuguese. twas e, The schooner Sally, Ilitaxatr, front Leon fir nd,i has been captured by a privateer (or pirat e ) out g S t . 477' P. 0. and sent, it is supposed, for Porto eaveu n . _ as, cargo arrived at Baltimore on the 19th in s t. 6111w 'file British brig Indian Chief, from Jamaica ( 0e p i qu add y,was robbed, a few hours out, of 2 .700 der,.insured at New York. vs, n The Freaseh ship Ilironddle, front Tlavaanah, h o w to Ilan. was boarded in lat. 29..2. long. 82. by a piratical sch enper. ' w ni ll i c . h ,y 7 7 :. o led mi f d ron t. of t I ni la m va . n s n o ah ce , rn itt on e s on o il i zy ig , oo, f . : ootonstaii clothing, watches, Stc.--their lives were threatened ; tb the Captain by the neck and threw him into the ban, theythe convoy captured. yfrtn Sr.. Augustine weree mimin t f r a u d r t Eng w lish sloop Atalanta was bearded lty a vend 4, 6 a C b it ubed racc . 7, in Ala X l B 171 : was robbed and her env h al 4-1; Thu British brig Equator was robbed, in May, b y a Rime, of one gun—crew appeared to be Spanish. French ship l.a Culionbe, was boarded on tit htg _ tween Cape Nicholas and Point Marie, by a m k i e i„ long i 8 and two 24-pound rronades— plunde red article*, of six cases of silk, invoiced at 17.7,54.7, lug to a Gentleinat. Pailadelphia. British brig Alligator, front .I.ittaica for St. J o h n ., ( x. 4 by a piratical schooner cruitiog of Cape Antook. gk ewaski atter (20th Auguo) cast away. • In consequence of the numerous piracies come n k. ted on American vessels in the West Indies, theNn T Department of the United States issued a notice" the '2oth ult. that convoy should be provided for sob merchant ships as chose to take the benefit ti c Those depredators have become so dating, that e,, a the ateant-vessels engaged along the coasts ofth United States, in conveying passengers from onep to another, have, it is said, been compelled to and guns as a defence against them. Thursday, arrived at the Motherbank, Plymood; the American brig Dryade, GEORGE WILSON Mat; Gorr Petersburgh in Virginia (United States), k appearing on examination by the Supetihtendes t Quarantine, that one man had died dining the M. age, and that two others of the crew were then ilia board with fiver, the medical Gentleman, alai always called on in cases of this kind, visited als l side, and, as a precaution for the safety of the pa x health, the vessel was placed under quarantine. O N of the sick men died on Friday ; the other is is covering. As the necessary measure fur maintaining wh at , so truly desirable, indeed absolutely requisite, good fellowship and domestic comfort of the cep of Royal Marines, Government, it is said, are r► moving, by appointment to ships, and mbar" with Chatham and Woolwich, all such of that cers of the Plymouth Division of Royal Main a were unfortunately connected with the receatimis rence at their head-quarters, where the Olken ait arrived whose re-appointment occasioned the ow action which has led to this unpleasant bat amid interference. _ _ A Court-martial was held on board the limn waits, at Plymouth, on Thursday, the 18th ins% to try Mr. HIGGINSON, Midshipman of the Willa and Mary yacht, at Dublin, on charges of drain. ness, and improper language to the Othreroftis day, on the Ist of January last. Three Courtsof Inquiry had been previously held, and the preset. Court-martial, at which the Hon. Sir A.l.CoctutAire presides, was ordered by the Admiralty. Theeourt adjourned on Friday at one o'clock until nest trans ing, when the prisoner was to enter uponbis defeat The following distressing circumstance hapset! at Preston Island, on the evening of Sunday de% instant:—Four. fine young men, is the eroplatif Messrs. Tuostsosr and WHITE, salt-makers,kftia place in a boat to visit their friends at Borrows* ness, a distance of two miles; and wlut^ - night amid a dreadful tempest of wind their boat upset, and one of them was . the stormy steep, and went down no more . other three by this time had clung to t . their cries were heard by the inha...., dreary rock, who, with the utmost speed. to come to their assistance; the stor roaring louder and louder, rendered fruitless, till Mr. JAMES THOSISON, at life, succeeded in getting a boat out but ere that time another of the unfortunate been unable to keep his hold, and went watery grave; the other two were:qui, and could not have survived much longer conveised to the island, where, everythit to restore animation, which happily suer bodies of the two drowned were found Two Ladies who bad the misfortur out of a gig lately at Cowes, are still One of them, Miss Bays (a beautify is much disfigured in the face, havl cisions, one above the other, below part of the nose slit. The other Lack vary delicate constitution, is not likely ver from the injuries sustained. The death of Mrs. SARAH BOND, Skalte . tate, and immensely rich, having excited legit quiry as to her relatives, we are induced tolooos, following death from an obituary, of the April, 1773:—" Died, Mrs. MARY Bona s Lady, at Uptoo, near Windsor, supposed to balm worth upwards of 050,000, a greater I she left to her sister, an elderly woman, shop in Southwark." A few days since, as the Rev. Bluntisham, and the Rev. Mr. WI ham, Hunts, were returning togethi chaise from Bosworth, Mr. Tit, LA V just some part of the harness, when froth the horse's mouth, which ran and overturned the chaise, by wh back was broken, and he died in . Sunday last, Mr. HACKIE, surgeon, don, on returning from visiting his , village of Hartford, was thrown out had three of his ribs broken, besides severe injury. A peison who (how thrown out, and considerably hurt. " A few days ago, as J. Warm , Bishop's Castle, was instructing partite some large stones for the iy road, oue of the particles struck l and totally deprived him of the use, the other eye has been so affected, t. e s s under the everyn eceaspsipteyaenfinccoem.aitogprtesoeutown tlifboisrar4 d ptived of the sight of both. ti rhen renunugs vista and alts d as carried more to tra;ll L :o the kaki iabitants of it ;peed, anerill storm, ho"% f d every at f at the risk O b ut to their rid s mtunate mes h went down a quite cribs Anger; they t .ything was is succeeded. f knd nest cf 4 Line to be dal e :ill extremely" i ful young Lill ring two dap• w the eyeg, Lady, who a ill e i.ely sioo to is eater part d Dman, who Mr. Tuna FILSON, of ether in a le titD 0 a lighteds l . it the bridle shit in off at bit sPa . rhich Mr. Ms* a few hours rgeon• of 11° its out of hupg , ides reco ye him was s, Esq. residing his workroro! i mpro vement t h e sight . or I se of it; 9 10 41. that be