The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-23 00:00:00

• IP No - , NTILIC73 FROM FOREIGN JOURNALS RE LATH'S 7'o THE TRIAL OF THE QUEEN. liVELIN, SEPT. s.—The trial of the Queen of %_land ratites here, as in all lierniany, a lively sensa. t;..n. It is spoken of in all public places. The men re•lntire the manly eloquence of her faithful and run rageous defender, Mr. Brougham, and drink to his honour and that of his august client in the best wine of Germany. As to our women, this remarkable trial recalls to thorn the fatuous poem of Schiller—" The 31, tit of "Tomtit." They pity the fate of the famous V.rn wei ricerdo , who 'Lammers and pussies himself w hen he his obliged to answer the pressing questions of Mr. Brougham. Since the commencement of the depositions of as %Illnesses before the House of Lords, we are more copied with the trial here than wills the events of \.iples and Sicily. tus ‘NN E, Seer. 11.—A JoNeaul of t/sr the Trarela of y••••rn Caroline in the Gerald has circuNted here for 4 1 , rite months, addressed by La Demoiselle De Mont, muse de eltatti6re of the Queen, to her parents, who ate honest cultivators in the canton of Vaud. This journal, which is written with the greatest simplicity, is not however devoi4 of interest ; but there is nothing in it which throws any light on the private conduct of the Queen, and the circumstances of her present trial. .t. Mademoiselle De Mont is a native of Colombier, and as there is a place of the same name in the principality of Neufchatel, it is doubtless under this equivoque that it was reported that liergaiiii hail printed, at Neufchatel, memoirs relative to his eontiesi tttt s with the Queen. Extract of Genoese Journal.—We II eve only super ficially described the progress of the trial of the Queen eif England. The niat:er is so delicate—the English lelal theories on the offence to which it rufets are see different fro es our laws--the publicity which is given in England to certain facts is so contrary to our cies. terie--that any reference to them, even in a veiled al mild be regarded as an insult to alitv and public decency. Even the French journals, less sernpul.ins in this respect, have not attempted to trans late the expressions which were wird in potpie by the Attorney-lieneral, het report some of throe in I:owlish. What, then, may we expect when the witnesses are e. emitted OLD DifhPY .IESSIONS. (Prorre.lings contioned from yesterday's Statesulma.) Jamie, !Weds was indicted capitally fur stezling a mare, the property of James Gould, on the 11th of May last, in the county of Essex. It was proved that, about the 17th dr May, the mare WoI3 in possession of the prisoner, and that he hail on that day sold it to a person of the name of Slaughter, a horse-dealer, in Huston-mews, Euston-spiare. '1 he' prisoner, at the same time, gave his proper name and address. When apprehended, he said that he had ex elhanged a pony fur the mare at Blackheath fair. to the prisoner's defence several u itnesses were call ed; Samuel Davis, a Jew, swore that he accompanied the prisoner on the 12th of May tie Blackheath fair, and saw him exchange the mare for a puny and a pountl-note. The prisoner, a dealer and jobber in horses, and had gut possession of the animal in Cells way. A witness to the prisoner's character said he was an honest 111411; but he prevaricated torn being question ed by the Court as to hi* knon ledge ..f the prisoner having been before in gaol. The Judge thought proper to commit the witness to Neal it. gaol during the remainder of the NI•SSiiiIIS. 31r. Justice BEST, 111 SI iiiiii lIIIZ up to the Jury, oho served upon the species of testii iiiiii y which was gene rally received to the character of prisoners. As bag as he load had to do with the administration of jtvitice, he had dour his utmost to ;ores...lit prisoner., who' wickedly and designedly brought so 'lmmo.* to speak to their charaetera, and to perjure theousehes, fr re vels in ; ; the lorioctit of such te.tit 1111 l oy. It Was MI OW 5.1111 g. that HO Wall Lad a character moil he Cattle I. the I ilil Halley : anal floe receptism of sow' testimony as ball jlll4 'wen toirClTti Was a great obstacle in tie ad ministration of justit.t.. _ The Jury retired fur a few minutes, and loam& In a verdict—Nut tiot:lty. Ila,oo/4 Jo s vit. a young U6411:111 of respectalole ap pearance, was capitally indicted for stealing fist- M. and two 1/. Rank-wars, from the ilit elling-looto‘e of Th alias Rogers. 'floe pros...rotor lived in Clerkenwell, and the psi.' a •r oil* a Sell alit in the house. The ;totes in t oes. (ion belonged to an old l..dy of the name ..f I.V.Houlfall, . a lodger in the house. The facts wi•re clearly proved,' 1 and the prisanet was found thinly. She apiwarril to he ' , Isllll'll ilistre*seil, and cried toearly 'krill,: the whole of , Extract of a letter from a Settler at the Cape of her trial. li..coti Hope, dated June 4, 1S21):---- I Alums I):o.ett was capitally indicted for stealing a " I don't know bow to spare time to sit down to 1144"litY iii iiiwn-draPerY g Is, privately, in the write, or to recollect my thoughts; and vet I feel that dwelling-lomew of Mr. Josta . Uraigh, in Holborn. It you must be anxious to hear how I ant going on, and I appeared that the prisoner oi as a AP-man, and west Atm squally so to assure you that I am 1111 l re than content : into the service of 31r. Craigh in the early part of with my prospects. It is now three week- since I have June, Issl9; at that time hr wa) ill ,itch gr. at distress , been on this spot, anti not a (lay elapses hut I find out that he was induced to porloili sclera" articles from objects of satisfaction.' The faro has the a pp earance I. of a tine level down, with a beautiful stream of water ; M' r Craig', • which he pledge.' with Mr. Harrison, in . before the house. and the grass is equal to the richest j Tottetinnon-court-rtoul. About three or four Hound's , meadow in Ka nil. I Lave no gmovtli to rush *thaw( singe prisonea applied to a Mc. liontrt, a lima-draper, 1 wilderness to burn ; I only wall the arrival of the 4 stating that hr haul pureloas..l a large giant/1y of ' plough to set to work. My garden is digging, and drapery-goods at a sale, and coal.' sell them a itarraito.'l pease, beans, onions, cabbages, Lc., are already luxuriant, The low prier indowell Mr. Rona. tt to heron., a r it. i . Soau only from ten to fifteen days, aml June is the Chaser. Toward% the latter end of Jones, le the pre-; first winter month. The parties who come nut here ' . . . sent year, the prisoner had acquired andieeeti with we at the same time, are all charmed with their t prapelay locations, and so are all I have converse.' with. Von to go into hiplines« on his own account, and left Mr. ; will hear of complaints from Bailey's party, who are t Craigh's service for float afmtrpose : he then applied I now a lt di s p ers ed ; they ...insist generrlly of London again to Mr. Romortt, repteatone him to purchase ; tradesmen, who are quite unfit for colonizing. lam up some duplicates that he bought of a friend. Mr. Bun-, with the dawn, and walk about with my gun all day, nett • suspecting all was not right, gave information to without thinking 1 am in the country of wild heasts. ,!r."'raigio : and the prisoner was taken into eastody. I attend my carpenters in my woods, which are in the g:ros within half a mile of the house, and I hare never srn examining the remote at the pitassiorokar*,, th e y , .., „ t wen a single beast or reptile. We have nothing t o were dio•oversal to he part of the property m o t el , f rom ' .._ annoy us night or day. Some moonlight nights I have I the proseentor in Inl9. and the ronoiterpart of the fin- ~,, walked out, quite disappointed that I have not heard plirates foo 1111 l lon the prisoner wove proolneed by the roarings. The jackal is the only cry we have yet heard. t 'WI tlbrolker : a great part of the go His sold by the j For the satisfaction of those alio dread being devoured, risoner to Mr. Women were Identified by Mr. Craighl I can assure them there is nothing to he apprehended. P s ,_, _ J have travelled about 2110 miles in the colony, anti li ove a "," pr"prrlY. No defence was made, but several witting** pre oonversed with residents, and they laugh at Anger; and . id , liougli no one travels without a ;pm, it is prnocipally the prisoner a good character. tor sport. The country is beautiful, and the climate Mr. -lustier Ilcsy emulated tip, and the jury in a ma- I se v enty. The common II) of England is the only one went said the pri •o• was tittilty—Hearh. we see, uo notisquestos or insects at this time annoy as, .It is aoneewhat curious that this was the day apu.' al..lootigh in travelling we laid our blankets on the bare ;Tinted for the marriage of the prisoner to a young lady gr..so. Mutton is about lid. per pound, beef :/tl4 an ofreat respectability. vs,sellent in quality, fat, and well flavoured. My sheep very g . cost me from Ss. 'to fns.; cows -2-ime cal v es 45.; oxen John llenninngt and James Jacob*, for asaanltinr t,es.; and the ox is a noble animal, weighing from 61/0 Joseph Wright on the Ring's highway, and takint :to 7901 b.; corn St. per Wl:whetter bushel. Net a frouu his person a watch, Lc. ; Robert Weisner, fist pl..ugh is vet come out from liovernment, so that we ~,,,,01,ing Thomas Al l eri „ 0 „ , os the King - a biota at ,... ar.• sadly Avid we shall he too late in the year; but I and taking from his person a watch, hr. ; Daniel -___4l, al despair. L o w an" John Pox, for assaulting Williams Ind als INSOLVIItr DRBTORK - MIRT, Selma - the King's highnay, and taking front his person a watch, Le.; and Thomas Parr, fur assauling Jane Mr. BARRI' moved, on behalf of Mary Ann Railing, Cox on the King's highway, and taking from her. a prisoner in the Marahalsea, that she might be at persona quantity of linen drapery, her property; were I; cony to present her Petition to the Court. .She had all capitally convicted. Made Istralheitivih in which she stated that she was Gryfitta Peery was pat to the bar, on Thursday, totally ignorant of the elanse in the Act of Patna- Charged with intuiting —so tube-highway. sad Inking went which snitch:A, that every person should present from the person of James Carter, i watch mod -ippea a Petition within fourteen days after the day of --i his dages, value VV. on the tOth of Aognst last. being sent to prison. She therefore pleaded igno- I t appeare d f rom t h e ev id ence o f the promentor, ` Once as an mine for neglect. that as hr was stepping mit of a stage coach, Islt fool The Cocay, after sonic consideration', observed, that slipped and he was near (anise* 'I be prisoner cow •Vit.was isuremely singular flow many persons could to and offered his, his assistance. Witness leasiell plead ignorance of the clause in the Act of Parlia- ult i mo the prisoner's ann : loot as be was going Moog *Cent. Wallet! time Cohn hail taken the most pointed the prisoner pushed him down, rood ran away with bill care to haveregirar notices fixed up in all the prisons. watch. On being taken into custody she primmer time rare had, k!en taken than perhaps would h av e said—" Don't hurt tow, ;and the gentleniaa shall had been done, ill'fht•thittse was offisperative, and left no his property again . " The watch was shortly after ili -cretion to the Court. It would be proper that So- wards found in an area. l'-otors mod the public should know, that these appli- . Seven or eight witmemes were called, who spokor . cations were oat to be considered as mere matters of to the prisoner's preying uniformly good character. I • e'en rae. The Intention of the Legislature obviously Mr. Justice hear, i n saiamiag up. left is with the : Ntits. to I the iwsolvent to make an early applies.- , Jar y to consider whether force isifiriettt had bent tied "'Von. Ins t a i nf spending and wasting his property in to warrant a conviction against the prisoner of 'high- A L ' prison. Visj often,liowever, it was found that pre way rolkery. He desire.' thew if there.was any doubt • Soitts yaronsilless, were made fur delays in pre on their minds. to give the prisoner the benefit of it, L.:osmium - ' 'eseverhiloin fact the teal cause of delay wore especially as he arrived ass . fiat i a eheesatee, eat le the debtor's wish to oqoander away his The Jan d m " ,- -P - , :. sitn. ; Its this ease 'Western would grant Henry bre and - the I atAWaredlor. but the patties and 'Olden", the bar, on a charge of stealing; on • It tai ' • Sit oilier lastaticedYsreerlify the day , in the parish of St. John. teij lortiditey •• be had 1 • • f werileth wpcmig. t* utem illt a ll#P ° P eri X, " 11 ' apparel, from the boos. of . ~ iiimeord in pohioeitfrom whoenelm ecreicetlit.deteuxelli, rb e go id e s c a hew: sl at dm ei 9Uschneditc‘hhiele helespeeded it , ow bitoW 0i 1 .% I . nailer the direction of the Sotei i et#lttititffis Of a dealer nalueedeme fesemi set • ma , tr .. ocios. disrvseil otri thp't'nttrt expetifilfl. ite wi sh \that i , . 7` . 7 k I rlir this lintel' s °WM 'he Made fitlitillili Yvette War. r • Yesterday moiling soil ion of Solicitora and Imulta:nls;lis fiiis wen- die-aged man was tom toal, according to the new Act, that petitions and , Canal. He had no money stbdavita should be specific. • lead to a discovery of who Nell SETTLERS .+ r rim r.IPBOF 00011 HOPE. ; fr. "! . 71 ; i';' — T - 14 - is . IATEg - h - lAN: POLICE. 0I: t mote ht..—rade lads ea 1111 Ada Wootton; !)arid Motley, Thomas Dyer, and William Toms, the youngest about 14, and the eldest not more than IS years old, were brought tip yesterday before Sir CLAU DIUS lIIVISTER, charged with felony. From the testimony of over, who was admitted a witness, the confessions of Wutton ithtl Hutley, loge tber with souse evidence of . ..events, the following his tory of the plan and execution of a robbery in the house of Mr. thy, the London Gelatine Tea IVare boost, No. 23, Ludgate-bill, was developed before the Magistrate. S time last week, John Wootton, who is cut 'duvet] as errand-boy at the Tea ilrarehouset, but sloes not sleep at the house, appointed Galley and Toms to call upon him at lAdstate.hill on Sunday last, pro mising to put them in the way of getting a little ;nosey. The object of the visit was well understood between them : Tunis and lintley accordingly kept their appointment, and were let into the bonne by Wootton, who had himself gaissell 'antiphon a short time prrri s, by telling the female servant that Ilia master hail order al him to come and remain there that day. Mr. tiye !ring in the country, the servant thought the story feasible, and the boy had the run of the [tonal.. In a short interim, while the servant went out, Wootton let in his companions, who Coon mail, themselves masters of the little they could lay their hands on, and decamped, together with Wootton, before the servaut returned. The stolen property t on skied of 10 silver tea- , goons, 3 silk handkerchiefs, -)3 s hilli nlr , i n silver, and 13s. 641. in copper. What herame of th • Ingitives from s o'clock on Solidity evening until Tuesday afternoon, or where they spent I heir 00000 'ley, slid not appear; but tot 'faraday afternoon they were overtaken ton Rochester-bride by the pri soner, Thomas Dyer, a sailor-boy, oho learning they were goinh to rhathatu 1111 the same errand as iiiu..,ei I. viz. to try to get a place aboard ship, joined coin; aity with them, and they proeetaleol to the Oki-stairs at Clovis:tin, where they took a boat to the frigates, Touts paving Is. for !mintage ; not succeeding in the object thee returned on shore, a s hen Motley left theta, sat lug he ahmtlil co to Deptford or London. The other three • boys 'milt up their quart, rot at the Brewers' Arum : public-lomat. in Chatham, where they remained nit'.ili The suggestion of Mr. Serjeant Undoes, on Mon- Thnersda Y' when th 'Y were a l t l irehet " leil b y Mr. Il Y v 6 , day, that a Bill should be brought in io e n a bl e th e porter, Itainsfortls, assisted by an officer of Chatham, i;ouso ‘.l Co moans to alluditister au oath to willows i amid brought to town. When apprehended, they we re ' the examined at the Dar Of that Douse, seas not con fi ned ! at thinner with live or sits girls, tool eating with .to the proceedings on the Bill respecting the Queen: I very spoons st den from Mr. tier, and which Dyer stated , his wish seas, that a Hill should be brought is to Oil. ' were produced from the porket of Toms ; two of i tom . ower iii all cases. the silk handlers-biers were also torintl, the sine is the A paragraph, headed " Inhuman Pani.lia at," poages%ion of To t 4, and the other of IVoottou, hut t h e' s ____,_ . , Country Paper 11111-111$ brims commit from a money was nearly expended, the whole stock Bound on • of , the L ou d on Journals, representing " that a Greek Crew being only sa, rid. in %dyer, and a few half/more. • put on shore f sail Hurley was subsequently take. ' at his tuuther's lode- $r had beetsfrom the Turkish frigate Asia, and found chained to a stake on Hoe-marsh, jugs its Sun -court, Coleman-street. neat Chatham, where he weed(' have 1144•11 drowns II , There being ou reason whatever to implicate Ilya on the next flowing of the title, if not timely &coita .l in the robbery he was dischar g ed. l ed," the Commander of the Asia (Captain 31tons) • Mr. tip was desirous, if possible, of making smne has, in consequence, written to the lonsignees of the alistinctioN between the other three prisoner% ; but it' ship, that the whole is a gross fit•tiun t f the sailor, or appearing, by the varimia confessions and recriinii t a- of sonic ih.siriinis person. '1 he Captain states, that lions, that 11 mottoes planned the robbery, "lad) "." ' the sailor in speedos had stolen two watches from actually committed by Holey, assisted hy Tons., AI hi, one to Iris roceatioates, and was detected in selling them ',examr receiver and treasurer, it was difficult to 'le at Chatham, where he Was carried before a Magistrate termirse to whom mercy could with the grratest i.e., to be punished accurdins to the Etta:jilt laws; bat priety he extended, they were ultimately remanded, to the ship hieing nea - r - her departure, it was meta %lye time for examination whether any other prof erty mended he should be taken on hoard end mistiest teat missing. tin his own eessatry ; accordingly the man was HATTON-OARDEN.---le4teroar, Edward Luck , aged ; put in trout, • „ steed It but was at liberty to walk the deck, $l, John Drickfield, Michael Daily, a g e d 12 s l and du his work on board. 11 lien th.• ship war Ind Heart' May, aged .13 years, were charged with reatly fur sea, up Saturday night, oi. early 1111 Sunday breaking into the shop of William Fuget, 30, Colonade, morning, Aug. ti, the sailor, unperceived by the rest Brnetarrirk-stinare, and stealing shunt half a hundred weight of mottled soap. The two former were dete c t e d lof the crew, deserted with the ships boat, and landed on the Hoosoitie, where the hoar els seen on in hawking it about and offering it for sale at differ- 1 5,,,,0,,. cut chandlers' elides, at one of which it was stated they morning, and brought away. The Captain , was en shore at Chatham whets it was reported to him, so ld f our t ee n pounds of it for half a crown . Nothing 1 an d th e following morning the ship sailed. Some days appearing against Daily and May, they were slit- ' afterwards the Asia 51115 forced back by contrary charged. Lock and lirlelaleld were committed for further examinntion, when the persons who were stated winds into the DOWIS. and thus the Captain has, on expectedly. ball the opportnuity of exposing the ea to have purchased the soap froes them will attend. bunny. The sailor himself. now hr is free, ac h i ,„._ Thomas Robing, one of the Pentonville t ying of bouse-hrreakers who, had absconded, was brought up . ledges he deserted the ship, and if originally Ise re ported otherwise, it must be considered be had a and committed to Newrate for trial, charged with ID'. strong motive to fabricate swim st.•ry to aurk on ing concerned in &Plying the shop of Mr. Chadwick, - th e f re ti„,„ ~f l b w ., who di 55 .„,.,, r ,,t hi m ; fur the w a tch and clock maker, Holborn; also with the nib fetters on his lega too plainly *hewed he was a c.i 'very of Mr. Genie's, Lesthee'lane, Mr. Ju'e ldt's t adoal ear:sped from justice ; and the ship having Drury-lane, and several others. Thomas Jones, a Welchusan, was ordered to find bail . • sailed, there was little chimer of the isupubtu e brink detected. Even without this formal cuatradietioo, for kaostbing down Tlionsaa Barker, pot-boy at the Pewter-platter, Charles -street, Hatton Ilarden, whose • . every bully must see the Captain could have no nobtive to deprive himself of the services of a seaman by al, • only ',Weiser appeared to hue not to let the prisoner drink out of a pint of beer before he paid for it . ' act of hirliaritv foreign to his character, when he could, at the end of the voyage, have delivered him Thursday, a respectable looking young woman, up for ?famishment its his own reentry ; while, ea the with au infant et her breast, named Awe Prince, was other Likud, thealoliastamsat had emu reasoitat.T l lrli put to amebae. This prisoner had been examined about the opportunity of deserting to escape punishuseut, a.week age no a charge of passing a forged 11. note, atolls Mr. Josses, lines-draper. 13S, Chia side.just as Imo la as o'readers in one gaols try, at all ha- , 'The I zards, to regain their liberrY. char t re, however, for whirl' she was apprehended, irr!i / .. die !wing party with a female of the name of Johns, in ' nairtan AND*. tutor S. roam Soclartowsso; Wed i be toting 'outlier forged note ;- but in order to Indio:el mewls,' last his HareilracY th e "he 4e ,Ve -41 ''' , , the ()facer, **be took her in Surrey, to bring her' Spanish 4;soltarsador, act.niumanied by Mr. Lolea , sae to the City, she volnntarily con f esse d ti l e passing the , Mr. Caballero, visited the Central Schools its the Ito- Es( , te to Mr. Jones. The reason for th:s confeesitr, it 1 1 ed, was the dread of being imprisoned until the I k rough-road, and minutely inspected them. Ilia Forr.l - expensed great satisfheriOn with the lltitish s'- '‘ ' hi March ' if emnmitt " l in Surrey, which the t an d *tired that the Central School in Madrid it barest ovoid endanger the Woollier infant. The guilty ' " 4 i knowledge in this case was very clear, and that fact combatted on the noose pies. The Duke do Fries i,- was still further established by a second charge proved one of Ike seeps Grandees who form the Central Gen.i urainst her, of_pas4ng a similar note at a hateher's, in mitts' r fur darns's% the knowlenge of the system in Mthill-gtr i li t Wel "' N'it•r• She was iteewealalrlY elm-, Spain ; and it is to the benevolence of his Excellency alifted to iltrortgak' fee trial.. Johns. the e'staPsWitt" of that the ' Celitiall. Rehm.' is indebted gar a l a rge laud this prisoiserehha stadergoms• exansinalion on a smiler charge, and was to have been brought up again yeste - "de. . sovi llmene viet hallitele .sc ere u li t s w tr e m belsoot tiewir .it i4. eo somira utitsetrel 44 . There day, but war tabee' , 4* hshout 41* * Paals• sight. and • 0 s l u t s safely dellteOml of MAUI, child In the tlikapar-etreet tgollgPilte,944 Aslife. foe :WO g i rls. •„, tise k , ibi ,•, (:eta el.. Ufa halehitale of thew two womai, ?since -4 .1 , - hems transported, anti it Is aistierstoosl (ep&dbpted this rutin tie 0 - " .7 " " ." `"". '''' / V . " ' '".."",_ _" ; Cesaptee. Ilia holshOwl• of Sim two woman. Pijnee , • . _ , . - found the primmer &rib, ti Sterfesor. . 1 anal Johns, have hero transportes t Li j a v i t t Is enderstoetiT i jw .ts r., R lE - 7, . e . and Joh,' Marne* Mrertio itirre put to I t i n t ' hi t 4,4*.iti vi f witt e d f hb sea th ew diw,,,e irriti d erammaial i ttolatoon eta , kik tut not • 1 i..• i v p....• ito i t einem of stealing; rm• the Slat of .Iwg. I Won i t , p ro , &IL a orf "roil ji, Ackt of usw4kua r ,iglarier. IA of St. John, Harkeep, • 1, 1 4. g . , isAmb_ A '..."liii T see 7 , e ekaeij: l ' . . l ' VI Ms's • Apo t niece .to‘ 14Lrd Itoi. tn Aware, ‘lncete re • 1.-vq• I three enatg, and some Other pe nt ; ft i IN 1 • g h • t wo ~• . kr mnvapliipncw potrAggrip i . o . o46 o•A c e e ns, r , o kag. l e the n the hoes. of Mrs. 11111 Ford •" jo.ili in Oli o :34 040 Ai; :k iv, T • . . , . - 44 stavwftertire :Jai 1 41 ,4 ~• ! al L = _.... - , ails .. are bow . ill"- ll* charge, mie " Pi ' 4. 7 4 L-v I r • Vlt i k" 71 "la ll i tiiiMA - 4 : i oa lla tii : Vititta.ll2 nor.- •1641. of . w-. rection •, f the Learned 441 ,1 0 1 4••••••$1 1 1 1 1... • ' •• tr•/ * : ' / follbielaiNsrata saes a " 4 , ta ~A d‘ I .14 L. • fry, /iced. .. ...4 7 ..o a:.m0n... , i1 it%) ; lolip‘• •k 1 - I . A' ' P A' . '''''Ve - • ... • "it , 1 , 0 411111.0e4.6=01110.11.•=4 .41.4 .....- err /1010 T "... ..1....." , tn.,rnini e vigdics iri a: ..., 2 ,„ , . „ r ya,. ;MGM eilllkairA,Cirad Pablkis4 IMO*. Olio 0 , ~, .., . . 4 ..„-- ,! ) 140 , n was ontn Ca* e ifretegent's iroa ' 7; - . 4 ., (mer i t . rss ' sip ~ • . •• .. • r ., b otigh .or m ait 1. ) 41,11111%11MXIM j ett ait . ° " papers about Idol to J there `f visit that quarter.—(eatedonive Mercury.) IBlllielititoßif, Orion, be. are requiantalie be aJareesse.• NArTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Tile Stv•see, Howell, which was stranded on i;.ight Beach on Wednesday, was got t or o n Th urs d ay, and pry'. ceeded to Newhaten. Huu, SEPT. 20.—Tbe Duckenfield, Hall, from Da • n g Straits, is on shore in the Orkneys. Lennox, Amt. 30.—The Storfnrstm, Boman, from S t Ches to Stockholm, encountered a severe gale at yi d during the 20th, 21st, and 22d inst. in lat. 46 . l aags sin oldie crew were washed- overboard, sod the mule, . was killed by a large piece of wood which fell apes my, The mizen-mast, two anchors, boats, cordage, spar ; a, , were cut away ' • she laid heeled on one sid e , and Wl,, ' days made a good deal of water, which must bare wad,. pel out part of the salt. The mate brought the ship imy port on Sunday last. PETeRSTIELD, SEPT. 17.—Capt. Dewcbars, arti l y" from the Streights, has furnished us with the follerime list : LOndun—ltockwood, Lawson, 11 fish ; and N i p.. tune, Anetie, 17 : Hull—Friendship, 111•11riele, 2 ; as ' John, Newnhaua, 12: Newcastle--Cove, Fakeer , 11) ; and lady Jane, Fleming, 12: Berwick—Norfolk, Sty: Tens, 12: Leith—Home Castle, Wallace, 15; Allude...a:l, 6 ; Rattler, Stodelart, 9; and Success, The". son, 7 : Kirkahly—Trial, Cleghorn, I 1: Aberdeen -Iton Accord, Parker, 15 • and Elizabeth, Vah m e;„", Don:lee—Friendship, Ireland, 12; Three )butler,, Forman, 13; and —, Valentine. 12. , Vesset.s @roans num.—Spoke on the 3!st niftier Isle of Payner de Cuba, a very sitspieinto schoone r I whip inquired if we had seen a pirate which had robbed ! several Jamaica vemels about eight days previous; ahem seen-set the schooner hauled her wind toward s u., h u t ! owing to a severe squall of wind commencing, we were j obliged to bear up, and lost sight of her that sight. On I the 15th of August, in let. 24. 251. N. lon. 49.14. it. the l American ship ieneral Jackson, out IS days from ftrio..!. It. 1. homsel to the Havannah. On the NH, in lat. U. 152. lon. 59. 6. the American ship Amason, from Liver pool to 11 hode Island, out 35 days. On the 31st. in It. 43. 52. lon. 54. is. the American ship Washing -too, fray the Downs to New York, oat days. On the Itek Mat. in lat. AL 22. lon. 22. 21. the twig Kiugstou, of Live:peel, from 6111111 M fur Halifax, out 9 days from Scilly, all well ; by the Rebecca, arrived in the Clyde. On the sth last. iu let. 46. 2s. lon. 3". 36. the brig ' Olive Branch, from Dartmouth on the 12th, in lat. 52. 31. lon. 12. 51. the Jason, of Aberdeen. from Cape de Verel 'mend to Kinsale. out 33 days ; and on the 14th, in lat. 53. 11)11. 11.30. the barque I iawsou, twin Limerick for Aliramirlei, out 21 hours, all :veil, b, the Cuina, ar rived in the Clyde. , (~ ~. 71 t a .~ ~_ J i 1