Star. — London, England, 1822-03-09 00:00:00

do--Allow aw why WM, re the stet, of die poor led opeoPLlaiwante ao *LOU liolipqlic ; aft that I hased by ay um, to deteaet2tata the amid doe to the Omani M ika% bat soldier the istrelethese Osidsmoit Maw fir , k the her that their: eon soy be bade* Ir igs fda= kb. : Thee sot et this else visa?~ wilmalhave filly, aid &toted 'their losta,lays to the dadooseordaireaustry , setae of Wheel itatiii4 tied holy setltall alrodusts sad relay* no take then the wasty idiom it tg ed. par dhoti& Teiwill perhaps aid kW this happens? •1% which I slower (her I can spa true foss) they ere ea the Old lialf-psy List, that Is wets so realms to thi Tar late, when, by . a Rapala. dem them - matted, ad Liesteseats m lime were fluddalti pee ANL So that, fa fact,. a young 011ier - el Ole state nab, who had bees to the service bat two dr threttfiare, was whir, skr_lf doodad the Haltribof the vow= who bad peed twenty. artiany Surely thla &iods huMedlite atteaddt• do hr . .froas behik=d u Dendrite' (t Which dais edatadat is Its* as colds thew), •ReiN v s Heikki la Moose tar debts inferred to support oatoni• Mws IN tbe Lan hews beet„ aid many' siteolately la the half foraliblad • Afkrar. we to add, dyty have met with as liciesae of their lihiflay shoat the timed Vag Clarks, when, well known, a *Mat wadi to as ddr lorkey *kat , the 1 0 - drlf daT. Moth d l / 2 7.111*1t NO FOLDIsru • Tit* EVBININCF. Krim r . lANDON : r • . SA DAY, Pirgitell 9, JB2V. -ft** triOCK E.X416420316 , 0);* FOAM , - ‘l6s • tiestassa at dli - deitt this. assicira L o pd, are at 7111 *garde Account. sudISI for arilip Securities met the loot business dohs sad tiarpriees:vielistutailer lest. MOS* or STOMP I S *Veit. Csnso7s 78% -1 pm Cent. MS% % India Bonds 525. 475. pre. Eichequer Bills of £l,OOO, Is. .s. Ditto small 2s. ss. Fe. • . India for Account 248 Consols for Acct.:79 l / 4 '54 4 79 '79* - '11217.1: . • 1. 3 ••• Last night' the Bill foe reducing the 15seryFive per Cents. passed through the Committee in th e House of Commons. and was ordered to be read a third time on Monday.- Ittr.Tnuten, in a speech of con• siderable length, pointed out the difference between the present Bill and that of Mr. PELnatss, which had been quoted as a precedent ; and although he made no objection to the principle of the measure, he com plained of the inode in which it was to be carried into effect. • I." A question was put to the Marquis of LOSIDON• nanny last night, on the subject of the Russian Tariff. His Loidship answered, that " the last dispatches which his MA-mares Government had received from St. Peteriburgh were dated the 31* January, at which time no alai Tariff had been proninlgated.--. He was mit in possession, therefore, of my offcial in formation on the subject, and croalchlotw whether or sot the doetviisent alluded to was authentic. At the same time he did not mean to deny it might be so." An important notite was given -by Mr. Sawn, nariely, - that on MOndiy, the lsth just: he should Move for leave to bring in a Bill to Repeal the Duty • Tillow Candles. • • - • •. . . ~ Letters bore bein received this morning from Buenos Ayres. which state that thelndian,which had been detained. so long by Lord Cocua.tna, has been condemned by the Chill:in Government; and her cargo' sold. ' 'fiiibllowing extract of a letter from= the Agent • to Lloyd's at Buenos Ayres, dated 14tb December, confirms the account we gave on Thursday, of the difference between Lord COCHILANZ and the Govern ment of Lima z • The b e e wan from Lima, of the 10th October, mention a difference between Lord Cochrane and Gemara San Martin, 14 comegoeoce of the former having seised about 400,000 dollars belooging W Individuals and the Government of Lima. This teener was sent an board the transports for security, and laid babas ea by Lord Cochrane, for payment of the seamen of the Ike, who were at the time in a state of mutiny, not having re ceived ady pay for upwards of twelve months. Lard Cochrane had salled for the coast of bletdco, to endeavour us meet eirkh the Proeba sod Veepoca, Spanish frigates, tuft to assist the Patriots in that quarter- Captain Gigloo 11 4 Jfeell aPrinied Admiral of Peru, by Creoeral San The French Paper's of Wednesday pitiiess little in. terest. The Last de thiPtess is passing through she Chalifser of Piers; with little aleeratierse_-. 4:10-1.4s: day mining ? when MI Poneuxe, who bad lareli to away the seilitioui- placards whiclrwerl pasted' .on the walk of the School, was abotittli commence his lecture, he was interrupted by continued hisses. Cries of " Five Is ?lei r repelled this interruption on all sides; when.* number of pupils left the Hall, and. 'sallied out towards the right, in order to interrupt the course delivering by M. Poscar.wr, in which the perturbators were joined by four or five hundred youls. Disturbances 'followed. The &udents' Hall wax emptied, and the Square of St. Genevieve was immediately filled, whence the most lamentable ex cesses were anticipated, had not a detachment of horse patrol suddenly arrived, apart-which the Stu dents dispersed. A private letter from Paris on Tumid* 'sesta the atiival of a commercial traveller "fromAtersburgb; • which be left on the 17th of February. It was be lieved it his departure, that war was on the point of breaking one with Turkey, for orders had been sent to all the armies and to the Russian fleet in the Black Sea. The Grand Dukes were. gOkOe to the army, and A . the following ► - . . • - 0. ,Alit 01110, DEClalialt 4: . - - ci lk tke eight of th oa of October General Lon& With fifty men , oliaL watiao4 afluisad **town of La Bathie, producing *greatest consternation by dint horiid yells . (l happened tube thereat the sante tintely . they *put to light the snoods, end toBh poesessioai 'of the'fort,:end ktAlery without opposition; -* - As Oen es intelligence of this riachedAtlAnteoios the Goveretw-dlspaithed-Golonel 'patio Peri*, with 140 odes, With Orders to retake . the place, trod snake prisoneri.of Lan ; and hii party: - HO.artirid near 4 Bahia,: :isiid 'sent to Long, requeseinicrsei him, to-attertaktbs caue Of his unfriendly *it.. keit 7 ...,,,,,: 014 utatetl . ' that his object was. to. * I* VlR,OWideisce of these . pro:idol. • 1 ~,. ,t - : ' • eiliiiielliyiS liglitd, that their independents aiteAiillidreStsoo: l * k ( !gisPhisne4f any faftble trouble', and demanded the giving ta p of th e fort. Long geidd letlive Mali: At eleven crelocic, e. - ai. Co. batik Paoli - made . the. attack ; a warm &ries w as kept op for M I hours.. General Long's artillery did L no coeval" and he finally surrendered at du. cretiolk Long ad his • party were brought prisons's to igt, Antonio, and from thence were sent to Saltillio, to Wm their trial _ as public robbers and pirate" FROM TM! MONTREAL MBRALD. StttouLart..—There is a family in this city of whom thigendemwa is French, the lady Russian, the eldest child . Maltese, the second Sicilian, third Spaiish; and • fourth Canadian ; the servant man a Pole, ser vant woman German; and, to descend from the hu man race, the dog African. DIgTURBANCES IN IRELAND. ~_ At the Limerick Special Sessions, on Saturday, three men were convicted under the Insurrection Act as " idle and disorderly," and sentenced to seven years transportation. One of these cases excited much interest. It was that of Michael Carroll, a decent 'looking farmer, from near Kildimo, who bad been tiken the preceding evening a quarter before seven o'clock, which, it appears, by the aimanack consulted on the occasion as to the din of the sna's setting, was only fifteen minutes over the dole limited by the Act. The Court sentenced him so be transported to one of his Majesty's colonies the very night of his conviction. Friday, the Ist inst. Daniel Ove. e, Dads Mur phy, Tissoehy Hallahan, Rioted Draws", and Ed ward Brien, were conveyed frost Illagroom to. the Cross of Deshure to be executed. When the unforttmate ma bad aseaidattba plat form, iusd just beibre they were launched into 'ter nity, Ortiinntey, who was by far the most intelligent man, besought the prayersef the spectators, and ex horted his neighbors; and all the others assembled there, to follow the advice a# their Clergymen, which be regretted be had not acted on at an earlier period of his life, and concluded by strongly urging theist° peace, industry, and religion. . The neighbouring hilts were filled with groups of spectators, and the immediate vicinity of** gallows was occupied by a very large concourse of persons. Notwithstanding the awful punishments that have thds been inflicted on so many of the guilty, yet the career of crime and outrage has not been arrested.— In the countiof Kilkenny threatening notices con tinue to be poised ; in Galway several houses have been plundered of arms. In Waterford a regular ' system of levying money for the purpose of procuring atiummitioithu been adopted. In the parish of Aglyu,in that county, a young man went on Monday last to-distrain for a large ar rear of rent ; the distress was rescued from him, and he narrowly escaped with life : he proceeded for the military station at Cappoquin, but they would not be allowed to his assistance. The next day hegathered a number of constables, proceeded to the lands, and distrained a second time—when the Whiteboys, to the number of at least five hundred, assembled and rescued the distress. In the county of Cork, during the last week, parties of Whiteboys have gone to the firmers' houses during the night, and compelled such as had ground fi t for gardens, to take an oath to publish, the folio'Sting Sun day, that they would let it at three pounds per acre (the plantation acre); every night the farmers are visited, and are compelled to pay something more or s, which th ey call powder - money. Last week, a firmer in the pansh of Kanturk,about &Mile to the north of was visited by a party, and gotiadvadful Jogging, and VIM otcleted to quit his firth which he had'lately taken. ' Aieiter in the Cork CAroniele, says—ft No period in4he'pafishes OfClonfert, Tullilease, Knockatemple, 'Llscarrol, Newtown, Churchtown. Kilbrin, and the , northern-part of Buttevant, can be sure of his . pto• party a single Alight." The Waterford Chronicle mention; that' two pri vates of the 86th Regiment, named Gordod find Glyn, were recently sent from Waterford to Cloning& as an escort to protect a soldier of the. Rifle Brigade, bat on their return, hawing lost some money entrusted to One of them, they agreed to invent a story of having, had a rencontre with a party of 16 Whiteboys, who they said, took the money. The soldiers made a voluntary affidavit of the truth of their statement before a Mi gistrate, but Colonel Johnson, commanding the regi ment, having investigated the affair, it WWI out to bee complete falsehood. thisroasc Covers-Gianow—Lest night Him Ontario of Ti I)dse, widt a &lades from Hann, HANDEL. aol Nesalm• was Mrs. 4ms. wag de maeliedsaired dr. My ir sathe card srassii, which was was. stoses, iftalie favourite Illa r 4r2= 4 Groo: A Concerto an the Violin, by M. Moss, was tin* ipilsodod., Tbe House was extremely w.O Ailed la Me? INI6 The two Meer Ceps, voted oika nark si‘mpoo to MG 11(1/44 by tbe kdatadtallls or Now York, ban 'mod liololk Cu k toso e -House, s and was jonseislied So IR. Ibex as Wdasoloy ot Treenui r my tam iidisesano,— ..m Primp "Walt lugildelleet le hre miesseued at *tuft that *dna* iletiveliso J iamb teithlitude et duilesedest en dm monist et The Ire *imp, snipe Atm•soseineed of Colossi ft, emu, meted te peseesi - telleubmdmisorlere *eyelet I wirrolito , Tess meesiblage of rimers, upwards of Wet whem-smesepseredi sad labia before the Megbermee. Sod seven eir 1 .0 1 . 01 07 initted to Norwich Castle, end Seedectel thither W as et the Temisery. W ether at die lie fie sidglibeerbeed ot =ai VIM ernibestiol se Illiste Inns Issas, with themeless's, the Tammy Cawley. • 7be treopmder Wend Ropes command assembled to asardsing order* liteihast Pia„ mYeid en Wednesday matting, mid peer *id* is Beek, beep. ars imwr to ley their foram: elereites Wept net thought issemery by the 11Wemam. - The Eye err she dledmeged es Weileseeday evening. 'The • tram, elosinied .b Cartels Crabtree, was alio 'lifter!** Tomdq and Wednesday, ln.oteusgeanea of a reiviirmadon to the Illbgleresess that a nenterees body, to the sesseneet amt . of eis-were preassling to thradbreke, and thresteitst highest Mal, but we are rejdeed to lied that *e al= dispensed with the. further services of the matt ae W riming. We hope that the demr, sedan of machinery i. the ally, a nd seal abject they have bt *wi bet. we regret to lepe that wawa the incliWnda who wen agtrehsotied ..iscest desk sees, . and cossenakeepalug want Ws. to 12i.. a tytitilr. :awes which at the present memant cannot *Ore s niesilielt stet = idlfteeloels iP Ihiroarf7allill. alee vend in a halos wall upon tbigrealeseLet.ebii.etev l tt. thaw, of Steelasse, sehialb.migmeidemlli kibatchati,ttow tome ading, but by t esepgrestommtiems the fire was got under the building asstalnati meek dessige. The lire . is s= to have bees die Vas imOdlery.—fild... elle o'clock a WART mgreleag the Mille" fare was discovered on the _boll B = ll 14 "...E..2 . • Bag. in the occupation of Mrs.asen, , Men ham, by which the barns, stab*, a whilt.mack, _vas* et barley, Ike. together with a valuable marketi . orse berst, 4 and no doubt is entertained that the tire was the act of some latriincendiaries. The property was not losetryd. ngsday morning a lire broke out In a cottage at. Monks belongleg to Mr. Baker. , The fire couninunicatek-ts. another cottage, which was destroyed, as were ii.. rtgo sacks darn and a barn. Thee persons were committed to Norwich Castle co Sew day last, for wilfully setting en Ire three harem:* the. pm- Forty of Mr. John Kant, of Dips ; two of the accomplices having made a confession. Monday morning about tine hundred persons, labourers, assembled, and commenced breaking threshing ma ' chines in the parishes of Wickiewood, Morley, Le. and, about two o'clock in the afternoon they arrived at Attkbarough, where, as in other places, they consmited many to join their company ; they then proceeded in ems& of machines, but femur oily' one in that place, which was Instantly destroyed. By this tkortheir numbers were greatly increased. From Attleborough they niarehed to Shropham and Snetterton, where they broke four or five marlines, and, in consequence of the opposition they M the former place, a drill also. On their return, in given that a threshing machine was secreted on the of Mr. W. Fuson, of Attleberengh ; they there fore proCeeded thither, and found the object of their search under* straw-stack, which they took, dragged to the sairket place, and immediately demolished. The Magistrates, wiling to put a step to such proceedings, requested many inhabitants of **neighbouring parishes to meet at Berlins on Tuesday morning, where they were labia by the Eye troop of horse, sad after having passed through Rockenham Burnham, Ste. Wat Attleberough ; after being there ab out ah berm, in; formed:so arrived that the machine-breakers were assembled at New Nockeobant ; the troop, witb.a.vssr number of horsemen, presteded thither, and succeeded in taking twenty, sewn of wheat were committed to Wymoodhast Bridewell the same evembig. hauls there are several parties of these mudded out sheet, and their whole object appears to he the soda : Ailp stnactlos of threshing machines.--Norsitt Cowin: • The Ossamy Magistrates, usembkd at Norwich onWedoesder lass, issued *Froth:math:a lamenting the Matta disposidon that had been Manifested in various parts of the County, sad calling on the people co abstain from proceediogs which can. only aggra vate, end not redress, any grievances of which they map . Nal" to complain. On the 16th ult. a body of the labouring class went is i midmost manner to the farm of Mr. Browning, of Rio, Mid dragged a threshing-machine into the street, Where, behoves, they left k uninjured. Monday, the 45th ult. a party committed a similar disorder on the farm of Mr. W. Barber, of that toiro, taking a drill from the hands of the workman, and drawing it into the street in the same manner. Oa Tuesday they commit ted like acts on the premises of Mr. Beaks, of ,Eye, and*Mr. Sherman and another farmer, of Occold. It is stated, en the authority of a private letter, chit on the Matta, M open day, there was a Meeting of Farming La bourers on newsmen, which is situated betweet Woodbridge and Yemen& It was attended by about 100 persons. There was nick conversation amongst them, and afterwards Resole, dots to the following extraordinary effect were submitted to them for their approbation : " 1. That all threshing machines, whether in use or not, should be destroyed immediately. • " 2. That all those farmers who insisted on continuing the use of the threshing machines should be burnt, u well as their Pr?Perly. " s. That ail corn drills and mole ploughs should be demo lished without loss of time." The Resolutions were adopted unanimously, as we are in formed, and the labourers immediately separated. It is said that the Resolutions were afterwards embodied in a Proclamation, " to the Distressed and Starving • Farming La boureri ." and in order that its character might not be 'misun derstood, it his for its signaturer—" The English Cbplaitt Rook I" The outhouses, eleven ricks of corn, Stu bekingrog to Mr. Clarke, at Cheddestoo, near Haksworth, Suffolk, have Wei de stroyed by Ire; and two neighbours of Mr. Clarke's were warned by Ines who appeared in open day to remove their threshing-maehbes, or all their property would be burnt. The removals alone suspended the execution of the threats. In Kent also there is said to be the greatest alarm, in conss yytttteeoott some outrages having situally.taken islacki;'ind in Sussex all the leading farmers are literally keeping watch and ward. Threatening letters, end tumultuous assemblages have put them on the Mem. '• ' * •Tinllls; Ma. Oseesaveerksi . 1121 , 104 b4a1= 4 itespictiag the niainsee In which thisibbsemascnn his immense •she f6Uewtoa, howeveV, is considered . - correct :—Some t preview s to his death, be settled, upon Mrs. VAMP am a 2600,000, with the house in Stratton-street, all the lines, wines, to. The envies of plate is asid'n be tliO MIN vsbable of any is ebb country, and the 'toile:el wine* palter than any two private cellars in the kingdom; together web the house at Highgate, and all its appurtenances. Mrs. C. Illiewise left haltproprieuess of his immense banking establish. mit, with all theinonies due to him at the time of his denies Min affairs of the house have been made up shin his dentin% any k Is said there le a balance of 4`670,000 due to Mrs. C. which Ma will be proved under the will. It is perfectly correct co =the liberal offers Mrs. C. has mad" to the daughters and of her deceased husband. • • •CUPlb's TILLS-WU ru.—At a very consluerabic, " Pro vincial Town, we learn, that a new system of Signals. has been introduced, which are tendered subservient. to the affections of the heart„ and the obligation of the parties. For example—i Jr a gentleman wants a wife, he wears sling or a diatisopidmi the An* Anger of the left hand ; if be is engaged, lie.w.ears . it on the' second Anger if married, on the third; and ola aka . ta l i*, the never intends tithe _marrieds %ben% lady is Doc R s sage 'skg wars a, beep OF.dillallied en the Ant Anger ; if elliMen the asonlitlinner ; If married, es the third; a tbe nd.on Me insailisast to marry. When a gentleman presents 'Sower s a' lab o ur • tibiae, to a lady, with the left hand. it {s, gni* part,: eft beereues)f regard ; if she receives it "'blithe left hand. it Is Nmassepinnee at his eateeni-..but, if with the right habil, It is a. 4tilseal efile slier lThi► by stew simple tarns, cep %l e l ahows the reagent of Love is upreised ; and, NO le e. Copiors Nepal* kindred bars aaigamisms •'' : ;.;;.....r.i...... : ~14.,(14.01,‘LArk Sow 4 a tIIN t et i tn Iwo tien ram a y a. PI" of 6.111 gill" 1111 ire 1 't . ..kk ia i to tk li 6lit itilwariP . .., • , , .... - t o Emu die &airing t - • . I. • itlibiiietwtimathetlfdts a v= t :a . ilf;ts *rem . the fde ef 11141st, ore about colostrum/mod SO Cmsombury !leach,..Oldie , - ptog i n t e tlmesst ifith &gleam is ordered to asa a OM filmooth, to relieve a party of the 10th m Rast. moot, Ihalimal .ut reedennia CUM Tesassdhf silmalgia, Aorptent- .. Oesienk Sir M. Ttsauem an Ting et Dame, Sir A. Conittnifes POIRMISMIIM . It et Cha th am who*, with assists inasber of Olken, its was mast dowdy eateetalowL Saturday. the Admunt-General, aeeow.. poindbytielsmaistile A. Claims and Eir J. Reowits, insp e c te d the Oat Reglionoh slew soden for India, with Whom the Ads • j etee kocopag erne idOhly planned for the 100 sate of died. touddah thdf flits wired, al th ough the Regiment had net . Vt oi‘ibtc the lastiOuryears. a Ostadkisem of the 5d Regimen* (Doffs) left lisr. with foe oolivieh, medwie why to New South Wales : they , have been mewed t it part nettle Tlit Regiment. The 54 instant, tho yisi Lehman strived at hum the Cape of Good Rope. 'Ns plientimps left England in the year 1792, at whkilitiesi their present Commander, Lieutenant. Calomel Catviat, was an Ensign in the Regiment. nut Offerer has once more the sadefaetion of Wading is his native anntry, lifter a wovireid 29 years, in the coarse of which he has beet thrice Wiwi bp, Inselds left eye and arm, and risen m tdrpott. Sent rant itithempatellasing t step, or using the smalls* nest. Vairphilit i b l eireed foetal/ mild disposition, and pitied fields adoestwieg: tarps hive presented him with a pin to b( Plate, rabbi Ara hundred pions, as a testimony of their =for his lone - services, and having beaded them in so mill aellens.'.•llso abort Regiment is ordered to Plymouth. roar minpanits, withibt heodivarters of the 10th Regi "eat, lan Opeedify emberives.hymouth is tise.Zephyr and In. trepid transporpOor Daistford. Tha remainder of that Regi ment will wait the arrivalof the Ted: • The Gentian= in CastioiAlartyr, in the Catmty of Cork, are a.b914 Whim nit anised iiMaeladon, • :_ , • Nof VA L INTELLIGENCE. The last IndlaVall's allip Thomas GeeseMe arrived at bee new anchorage hl d on the 30th of September. The ship of 110 sans, ordered to be built in Chatham Dock. yXni, is to be called the Rolm. Dooms, instead of the Nimes, u originally named. - A frigate, of Stiguns, is ordered to be built in Chatham Dock. yard, and to be called the Ara/cams Fatwourn, Pea. 7.—Wind W.—A log-sail pilot-beat of this pert, with four men, was lost on Tuesday night to the south ward of the Manacles, having, it is supposed, been struck by a Leavy am and filled. Tice Mentor, 043011161, from St. • ichaers for Loath*, was lost in Gonwalloe Church Cove, three miles east of Pertleven, on Tuesday night last : the ship and cargo (oranges) tau* inst. The crew (eight in number), except one man, saved. • Poaursomm, Maack 6—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Na. dud* MAWS? ; addle Oak, Scomarevr, from Antwerp. It consinues to blow hard, with tremendous squalls; th, shipping are all safe. DIAL, tfaacw W, and squally.—Sailed most of the homeward-bound. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Jane and Margaret, Main; Flower, Para*; and Unity, TAYLOR, from St. Michael's; Ibis, SMITH, from Oport ; Britamda, Rums, from Lisbon • Hope, Vers on ; and Rambler, KNIGHT , from Smyrna ; and S ocrates, PUTT, from Cadis. Some of the above remain. Cow's, Ware S.—Arrived the Leda, Wusent, from London for Jamaica; she put Into Bermeo, in Spain, with loss of main mast, and eight days ago left there for England to repair. The Actress, Aumutstur, front Mobile, in bringing up, carried away the bowsprit of the Elias, Wn.Lutits, of Pwlhely. Raustaass, Maur( B.—The Liberty, GODAN, from Charente for London, has been supplied from hence with an amber and table. _ _ Masaats, Masco B.—Arrived the Hope, Vsaxriv, from Aux Cayes for London, with loss of anchor and cable, and windlass disabkd. The Heart of Oak, NATLOS, (tom Guernsey for Ftiaiernesa, Was driven on shore on the Gilman Sand on Wed nesday evening, and soon after beat of and sunk : the Master and two of the crew drowned. The Mate and the other two men were taken at the rigging by the smack Prosperous, and landed at Herne Bay. lannaroos, Mama 7.--Put back;• number of vessels, among than the following :—Usticorn, M•Kows, for Philadelphia ; Lindsay% LA IC 1113 T for Philadelphia; Amity, Bows, for New (omens/id ; and Ceres,Vont, for Ostend; all with loss of anchor and cables: Rose, Suns, for Jamaica, leaky. The Lana, Um% from Serbia*, is still on shore in Bootle Bay. The Glary Ann, Bowman, for New York, was seen on the sth inst. at two P.M. the Isle bearing N.B. distant twelve miles; she was, standing to the Irish coast, and laying down wry much.—Wlnd W.S. W. a hard gale. It has been blowing a strong gale the whole of the day, with squalls, hail, and rain. YA ILMOVTIC blaacts B.—Arrived the Friends, Run, of Boston, with loss of foremast. - Lime= (ffrer.ixs), Fes. I.—The Vestal, Rosaarsos, from Berwick to Limerick, has put in here leaky, with loss of sails, bulwarks, and covering-boards much damaged, and cargo shifted. This is the only vessel which has taken shelter is any of our har bours during this winter. Cams, Faa. 6.--Arrived the Osprey, WGitz, from Calcutta. CAXIMMINIRT, MAIICH B.—The extreme violence of the so.ta west wind on Tuesday night, combined with the natural effect of en ebb tide at nearly the top of the springs, caused the sea on Wednesday morning to recede, along the northern shore of this County, to a greater distance than within the recollection of the oldest inhabitant of the coast, and afforded an opportunity of obtaining many valuable articles, the remnants of wrecks, an. ellen, dm as also other objects of curiosity, which had been for a long aeries of years covered by the waves. Among the latter are, we are informed, several remains of the bones of animals from the shore opposite Hampton Hill, similar in character to those found at that spot. The regulated time of low water was about the hour of five in the morning, but the ebb did not cea‘e till that of eight, three liours afterwards; during which period the sea was observed to ebb and Sow three times, in akerna:e succession, and the final rata is described' as app roaching iu the shape of a coudensed_ roiling wave of considerable inaptitude. The distance to which the sea receded is calculated at a mile be yond that of the usual low water-mark of spring tides, in many parts more thee two miles fiom the margin of the land. Custom-House, Mama B.—Ships Entered inwards :—The Vriendschap, from Antwerp.—Entered Outwards: The Kitty . ' for St. Petursburgh ; .Mary and Jane, for the Cape of Good Hope ;resolution, for Bremen • Concordia. for Amsterdam ; Venus, for Gottenburgb ; fiannail, for Montreal; and Ocean, for Genoa?Alittred &awards r ThePaliiitikag, foe St. Lucia; William Money, for /Madras; Perseverance; for Bergen; Ne- r •os, for Montserrat; Neptune, for Bahia; and Esperansa, for Biibu... . A few evenings since. a smuggler. named Cloak, was shot dead by one of the Blockade, who was on duty neat &out. It appears a Severe struggle had taken place between then% ..s the Blockade men' was dreadfully cat and beat about the head. A Coronets Inquest by been held, and the Jury returned :4 'verdict, " Justifiable Homicide." Tuesday evening, the premises of Mr. Charles bliette, of Upper Hardres, Kent, were discovered by Mr. Haskins 4:11.c place to be on rue • and, on examination, it was found :eat the fire had been comm unicated to the thatch of the dairy, also L'' shed at some distance, and to a stable separate. which indtirms strong suspicion that it was the work of en incendiary. There is now in the village of Adderbury, Oxfordshire, a caw of Prrewsis, or Whooping Cliegft, a emend tam en a pers on agt•d upwards of 40.. He first had it wh e n a Tee th, but it is quite fresh in his memory—be is now again la;vourieg ender it, with all Its cbararterlstica distinctly marked. ATatuturr.-An American writer on this sub ject proposes the following useful rules: • Th at no girl, from the age Of nine years anti the age Of ;:o, should wear either shift , or cap that she did not =eke, or help • to matte herself. - That from the same pedal, they shield eat neither of pud ding nor pie until they maid compleudy make both well, or At least'esewf them. . • • • • That nron:lrs appeatiasi that sty voting tidy b ihus *hinted. and really mistress of thee emeriti spa:MO .quallikations, she shall be considered as wiequate toa scum fortune. _ LONDON Itsistsi and published by Lsiu Itars, Mat. . • • - Place, Temple. . • 3 • . . I ~i t i ~~t ~► ~