The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

. . .. • ' • # ..- • - • . . . „ -tt• - ... • - • ` . ~: . -;- 4..... .- -.• . . . , • . I . , . . r .., .• ~ . , ~Y .. •.' ' .. . • ~.. ... ~ , • -FIE SI A. I ' • , •.- - . . „ . . ......... . . _ ...__ ..._—:_... • . - - 1 11 , - - 74- "...•• ' .ll Stt ''' A i l tW N k ` la bad seen de'r •.• '''' ,' ITA k ..- , - 4- ' ........ COMMERCIAL IkPORI'ANCE OF INSOLVENT DE alfoltk ctittAT l Seer. IL ;m uch might ' ' ~. •, It •'' • ° ' I cu l . 644 4 ' 4) • .. ~ - I 'l, 1434? .. 1111 : 1°"14 .040 . 0ir . 4 ,, 1111 "41 4:. ' 'r . '•'' . ••-• ' • ' SfON Mr, tart% 19... '' , 1 n ~,,,- ' ... 1, 7 lt .-, • - .ki. , - ' i4.' . ANTWERP., • f --we*- • . • IMM4N tit •• 7 • . • . ...-.. i iww-... , ,: ' Thu* / hi r., Felie.Argeai(ll 4 llettlans, Niigata* oW . ,lted•Velen emp 6 ~, e . . meo w ... 1 , t, , . tillbeit4Caltini WU Indicted for theivilftii Matater' fl i t • . ''. • 'rips • - aatt - sal ~.. • . • • , • • ha ve .. t 1 ...... • COil• 1 ala 4. ill tins par of St. Paul's Mgi* eli. , The river which passes by the western and longest has : beserevverid thaesbektreithe pablie s .1 4 6 71" sae. rjeant kAugan. • . enamels,. '• -/ s ob , an officer of e • , .Ali. iL .. ."les wits. . tla ?lsaiocs Polic e , side, or rather front of the city, has, at low Water., piatived.MS chides his dim:berg...oer the Act of Ceuta . the l . tot:e, it._ ..- . . . 1 •. i ow: %if it . i •'• . ! remote Me deceased. His wife Will much addicted* i i an even depth of - 13 feet in the middle •; the tide,rises Bauer emu • ; ' •,• 7 ••'., . • ' 44 . G i P ap c " .- r .irbi. ' ' ' .1 1 / l aariviaat. itaisigneeehatt•aa4lta'moroilve ne.,-whieh *ballad dieationwittia l• • ~., lotpxicat t ed before* left hit b l ame._ ‘b e ' wa, 15 feet, and •vessels of 20 feet draught of water, may. - Tito Prisoner had "been reminded •to satisfy' (hey_gaer . toes. .Sdlar ori.prorsitaqtfrapd v air.,,U was lay. close alongside the wharf or quay, and discharge CAmmissioster'n mind on * the- questiop t .whother bit - tilt .. je tst e 'd • ail iis,wirtes,„prpoeasy..oololr.sok a g e et ss y s etb r sc e s "..h i c l 4. i sen e sfr°4 „, e : l 4rxi s en t ! ete e ft in 44 fi n al ial.il ian g 1 1,,: r I. lb!' 1 :„` their cargoes • ; the length of such .atcommedatioa i s s• ease.cimle tinder -the sections of the Act which denY ait:ltipt . . - 1 ,40. he Cpyteadod tl t rim ga irla o ,sp o epd„fog hod. and Mid_ Mrs . . Collins _ had given her her 4 m iZir i. , ; . 1 'boot half or three.fottrtfis of a mile, besides'aevetal personsdischa.rge, what have been ill 'of of freed of • .ie •ng •ertbe benefft of the Act. - • ' , ; . 3 .!_,.. ,tr0g ,' " t oh o urr y. ed • A o a n k : wi lle 4 l ..". "!: j •" ° !'. 4 . ." 4 _ th e - • d r ce „,l. l eii„,an .ittli 4 .`!;„ • lEqber Winn deposed to having be g.g. ?risen*. so canals which run from the river Into the city, each of missepremiltation, ; with a , viair to obtain. -propetiljt• After an excellent *' ..k . .„415 / (P,..f.argriti tlse . which has at high water, from 10 to 11 feet nit' Alerato'enable . Mr.- &Hewlett. .to furnish • the Court 'toilliiiiieeer intiM ..,,.., ./ . 11_ . „ i .ktilitgbitriaie 'oxidic him notas. The latter hag - 4 .. • water, with wharfs 'and warehouses on each side; .wide of Olathe hothisoteleeesedefalse Character. t i me 4, d e cuie, • . 644 4 11i tt : ? 4194114"*6911 -' l.4lll i " e 'h aY • 4"' th e el'P i ag b 44 "ele`her'ill.' : : .*_:%, '',.1.., t. f*, • .:. n:Ltat: Pr Yr . 4 Tor Amen and VI 11 1A 1 4. 1 towNlir ti snEllicfnVest . • .'• these tenets are.crossed at the ends nett the river by .By,thweeseleasele ontagaliletjelikstarformer exams- ' • *A' Mrs.. SOmbner n ;e,; c,. le% ~Mseftgoapir„..• lidiebegtaleii her - rnosee,'huit bo n t : g ela.... r e ve", -, A double draw.hridgei or e p ecu liar light and elegant naqietes helices that •htplAtfiettive. . . . weed . a short street; theo.conie &reef , to,,eppoett the Primmer ic e 'iledet uti : •M v w&.coai hil....iife ctase.iiin c ~,. ~. r . iti [M nvlite. - b4 ' w •, / t,)tee- . , ~..t. ,'w o n o ,tr or ii on , thuslarnsing anoninterrupled comma- time presiousto hie imeolvervoot4ol:•a"-tehe of 'huge her own behalf. Sommlrjection wits teadikte - heax;'4Asanor*ll4awfirseribed 'the nonare 0 - .0,- .9 ,, ar i 0 10 - 1.6 . • , - Ideation from end to end of the priacipat quay or prepare's -whet werosidie t themninaltVetidilion and a. t.. h ~..;56,...,. as liwt ••••0 , 7- -- -9 • e _.._ ate. _ / V I A 7/14) t , 4451 , !_ri__ l P7 4 _ ll _,P d ' 94 L i k br ' ran t t ri : b h e o cc-1%117:4' Met, cortios • t'ti lil w e a t " _, lih• 166 1 1 S l e ' . a hart' before spoken of. The river is of, about the hail 'wiling, aist,iimew<operr ilifesaree'Crietti, the...t or p o r he ar 4 eg ; but elteifteceeeltes.lor Refaiultence vY sized her by u tl ► e burr, and a is i l l ... nine breadth-ed the Thames at Blackwell; it has no h ao k o r si l ot soy meas. fly repruenting himself to' haslet liein net of s top, and ..she. met maffered,torAteutolinv. -- Ti l le'eeetted-hatlteeeppearinkc • '•%„‘:•;;•; .. J. - bridge over it, but is passed either by ferry-boats or be s Commissary for supplyinetbe troops: let Spatial metre, the Joiipstitto:rpepoSitjen- . :•-..,-- 7 ,kbollt- four.s,heifttirtFtlpn't fray 5e ., 64 , 6, ; . 1- att • , • i ; d4 V ri;it,i, • , -- ; :. 1 ..!...;,; . ; 1 I th e Uniting bridge, formed by two prisms or gee- with !provisions, Red.& persona onoltsed :aailli the rola : iga,4oviianm 41m, my:. house : with .111r.olnstee.,e, F compfaseeffiura sever e pai n a if 0 , 15 4 Pr i a t; fi k i ,,,M . ~,. . boats connected with each other by a flooring of ecia f a f r io nf l e hep: o f L or d %Wilson / • ha- imposed on re- awklea ie a 'intrriage.','Mrsi.JfeWkias and hpr opening her body, lie discovered(Mv ilymittillimili • '''• siderable width ; they gii from the south 'end of the • spectable persons, from•wbom he obtained' •Insutey, daughters yeestin ,enotker • 'cleejege,., TO; yo,gpig., 'I b" Iw ia o r at t l i t t ai lan ta t i 4 4 - Tat i t r tt:Vsi b o lg) o -'L!': klit I • •.` . - 4 " greed quay near the dockyard on the ealiern side giving cheeks payable ntleektite'l, though he kept uo . La dies camein, and Watt *ley ; we to, to, eee:ite. bad Otgannanfed caw of ,her : death , . 1 .,1„h, a , . • • of the Scheldt, over to the Tetedit Flandres, silt siewoj itth o fre.. ,lj e d er •th e pr ai se ; e r rem o v i ng t h e t , siu moans 0rdire4 . 0 ,.... iter„, „ .,, ,... ,, , ,,,;,,, , , , .. ... flan, be contitrereettiat gre4.l hadily elerbuns.as s f seva. 5 i is called, atimot.wort on the 'other side of the rieht asset eseebtial services to tbeigtudlY of a- Gentleman 1 di e k A ni iii r i., ggi., crr l ap Tg m A li k e . ar ea t hi ng .' be' ulse 4 fm . 11 *:Aisid; 'mkt" bwerodueeftiptare n r1.....5, 1 , . .., .Is a , . . . soli , [lotto taccapot for the gitontionerezar lo , . - . - • . , ... calm. . *titling tile road towards' Ghent, .and guarding e aglet s D eit hiri i , . an d pe r o es ia r ly th a t . of:setting his i - e'e,iiirdirprtO Olds./ foe: that is to be , s l a p • pa r . - st. rz W i t i ., l; -,- ; ' , -rim Gall! &Right= RTat ts aggz.iii. : . . t.... the ferry..«.-Tfit arsenal or dock-yard 14 situated - at soirirsitestion of 6001.; pee annum . ittAit..Sebastian f 1 ise t s se d er lay s i t t er ', ”• • ' s were' rich ; the ' :IT aal"et." 4 t r e eherte of •• Pr. , .116 - - the south pm) of the city, and has•-alips . for 17 vita- be obtained credit era menefAforlune and intern:it." oleo sheMeoell aod ibbttie Weii.. - worked. in silver Ju4 ) ,"n u attior . - ' eats( at - . 1).44 , .. 44 1 1 ..' , ~.. _ J. _ l . ) . sell. of Ihe largest size, and room for entente / 0 1 , -b r 80, weejp.smuch farther ; hooka:deed Mr. 'ilawkletra ,on ca rt karen i allks. lit desired elm' to Make , them .of I crowd was joatifi • - , . 14 wore. Sixtetviesselt, all of the line,, ex lug ci s sosee4,.a n audible .risruseeis • young. wooksp in i ... 11e *6..44 sa w ho ienk a s t , 7 ,', 7 ,,„; •:-The said he .• wlieseerit,ves use . . - .. . a i 7 „ 4 7 , 71 , 4 , .,. z, 41•' . the death of t en. Bolas, %Filo was ishieede. tifew-e,, 1. 4 -two> frigates,. are now on the s t oc k s , and wily One marriliiti - -• 'rise young lady had elorttlie s 'llfttl'pee- I *slip Van„,"buil that :h ; • . • boa which' habitteand'wholfisittliitirirddly,, , az . .I.r. ';.l. 4 ,- ~.. •rr -•• • 0 . I 1 , 1 . . ' A 1 slip. is enoceePiedi within the dockyard 11 'the rims to the marriage a settlement. toe executed- 1 1 istev . ' con alatei diatlonda, * . •„.. r. : 044. 04,04 .1 0 .ker-dirod:y_noci_ 4lo .6444„. -- , 4,. - .:. - . entaithe shopv„` nil-tofts, snast-hooses, tits. - aiid . a -*herein Mr. &Hanlon gave isret2o,ooot. parade by 1 i tt it f l ibot. feira•ber s e roe . /V e 1.4 3.--. sul !"..- 14 '‘`•1!" fi c t °d far ktrid 6 ; slid . , . .v4O , Felt, =a stealing nets ber a cob= altast,- she - ,--,.; , ,Isnost heat:filet plain building; by of briar.; *lied instahhtitti t to.be taken (=Wats largo •expectancies.l, wenitiend tifilts*ellington . 'ori,9 '. ,i: eli t • . dissg husband: tnlated, , t 240 Frenich . feet tang by 4d iftnadi - itatitig What those expectancies Were his creditors:are igno• I bee*. ~y rh(4l l ` l , ' ' . i The.Praercetrl*Vall tltt.Rife of a tenor Jo •'- - - -- 1 Irtned..tslrj,, so "74 toad , wad wastedituding Oar night in July :• 'V. • -4 , 4, three stories, . e re c ted as a t o ps m ixeluctoeyi 'there 1 resto s is they hive not heeulable todisciorer • that he '., i s *, , , tow:4 11 0 4 ga ' •.tir 4 p ii rr , r ii; I S • i betwixt twine' And. Aid :a t /ileac. The • ' ' 'I"- -4 , ' .. •is else' a apace Within Die 100114 telleivii ! ' tested 1 h as an p reper ty w h a t eve r., ; 1(.16, 01 . 11,.. had pot. 1, da . ~,,: , ,,i,,,,,„ 4 ,,, , „ ~,•. h it .4g. . 5 ! twice. and _awn gave her a vialeitt blow on . •im - - * I . i l lA, ~, I knocked her down ; wad he tore away Ler • ' ,• , .:..,,' • buildings foer or five .6mi* the extent of *OW new i rested property., he .woold not, perhaps,. have sal- 1 • I,'. .. . , digt - '-' c 7i . t. '' 7"3"I I !, , Pa S- i .. 4 ' 1 " . bleeding a short time , and hildiff ter d bour ' , existing, hut • rather the:tit:ear silo greit In.'tilltlenee, ' fermi isimedf to beds ggtd to prisettifo ,soon after lons it ii . , . • ,de t s s ix" . . / Ti4p, ' • , ' r , 0! 1 ~ a t , el se gv n i s a rs iii aetai g„a ad w oolly . , .. tends's:cation so long a ditay, Bonaparteconeetted - a` mar ri age , . -, . • - . -t1 •.coltitimr , nunnery, nod's' citurch'inljotning, teeth* .. Mr. , P. 'milli, as Counsel for the detaining 'cret- liblieklictt, and 'a able- at' ' )5' witiFs'.• : :%k cild. SPl k e- .eitteo cot .. Stop tiller Mak - lo Md t phi t ifirdei m - i iik4oh di ,„r , ie i • ~.4 „ ,„‘,.. M r . e lre ., , id c d lallc . w e ri ing nea th r e use pr oraareet ia... ii, viset ht ite y .ex i with nevi Privet* Woe% tat° wa rehouses r°l • ltatral alters, .saiii4se tilt hiinrelf under a weight of respoke iitiktita, as V'We'etea „ISWee l f:' : •:- ./P.tlill,Pilis,hitchs l'er'2l°;e k dE' ' l * W:were 1 rr° ll at" 440 1 stores and equipmeste.' Another sheets!. in a dif- albilltrybeeetteis Wheel the Learned Commissiotter WI be "licl 'no4 return 'ei e t a; . 0i billk_oe,qopoy,, T .- ru itahro Vi e rCk a t :R4lealle.,... 4 , gi •• ~s ferent pert of the town his been etinvertaiste an I intiluirted in 'hint thin 'there was considereble diffictil- 'Bll*.OMPlaiiied, that the, 1434# li!A nearly ruined ,anipidked apra l 4:tecieli r e ;;;/ s w ay - 0 f . i i.0 .-11m o n e f itt i o rt il i • eetrepot, and a chapel, standing in the'fillilhdeltick- Ity i e h/tegteg the Prisoner's case within the coit. bit,' sled lisi4 , being a* w - ii,itiv i i,lerge familr, Alm ragmer lakeef- I's , • '-' • ''' . ' •• 14 % ii 'yard, is now appropriated , to the workmen: ''--A col • truttion of particular parts of this Act .? he is*. e had been itipported, at 0 . bi: ;" .py the..cha. gees broken ' tiro s :E a :ore ii " fro -ak eli s rd . jecarea me Prima" ' ' artif kl6l V lege of Jesuits, in the middle of the town, his i , - ..„ . _,,.. m. .• , - .• . ! tely concluded *that he . had to Vend' for ' ovr‘ ty or fit s. nmghbottrs. •, ', ~t t, ; . -.. .•. .. , • .Ahefriaoser; ielts2tileiftweiN . saidl-tre When trental IS -•- turned into a ball-room for the Nobles. The shops only for persons deprived of .their iirt,S - iteette - ' '-'l'fre eummitslimer said, lie. sheslo4.lsitat e r4e tird j' i- ,,, th e r.,, j l Tt i a s• - ff k kiV - 1., eit ia.Coelo l , • '.. 7 • 1 and counting-houses are mostly open all Su nda y) i theedvocate of a poor unfortunate yoking woe* had th epoweito detele.the prisoner - ,i a 4 • 'not n . j isin • is . it e - we i n a a lii a w e ,r e a yp or -nr igeor4r ° • - ;r ent i ng a • ' . 4 , ~ .. though some are shut up - part of the day. I was who had been deprived, under the.' solemnity ions I th ink he could detain hilt ea Mrs. toner's 10-' 7 p property. of Jeha,iyard. The=7 itini am ,• -yesterday evening mach- gratified by seeing tin. marriage contract, of ere thing that dould-stmite : Mint ; howerer, the i i ; mplressi, , en . 'o n . his; mi . 4 „IPA ,I, „t h ,t u th i s e d e fe n ta g i ly ,P ar i d w i l r en t : oent ' a • e .* , - 4 '. . 11g Y" 18 fte rnr , hu - :of the French three-deckers sailing dove ' the . life rateable. tier • ells ' been made • isaferee 1 that there wee' sothment.pswat pt. trano o • ,ttup he found it was gone. __Jk,was oftemmattOsicetl- to die ?Maack ' river, at' half ebb tide, past the city, a --ith "g il i bit bY one Act, which filialisilifirtilt e • A ' • .1 efteiltfreeillti t he rtianeeilli r k * llree.ki,• 19 eifter-te l ' l g i t" . • • she had frequently to go considerably to one I welfare of her family , .1106:did:Wed. tl . .. .• ~ give thltiwie ..''' 'h e r cot: l l'44ra_ e 10n,...,',,, . ,',.,,, :,,„,.., 7 ''.. i The i o ;df i jv y rY s o a ra mon. l •M te l l * ak P . lh tr w ied et i e V a e fi r a ,,? G e b k "P tilt „,„ wre rl; 4o . side or other of -the river, to de a r the vessels which 't representations of th • per: •wboiti4 .- Mr.`O'Hatitin Was r lid • , /Me h 'Atli& P eters or nitd • - ' 0 Ott !g way,•oee ~ a , and acqtnned. were• at anchor in different positions ; it was that t de s• under considered bad mad&ibe .•.- .. ' . -' • .. ' - ''' • - •- . . .' ' O-s h za s "" ) . ral ua aa ' la tz.". almfa l' th ev"Poliv-egaeal• eel. ~ --•. ~ II . . •`. ' ` i . 4 ; rod Grey • and 1 2 ,4warcl Whet. for.itrding, salmis which gave me a much greater insight info it! I , family believe that he WOO an - angel . ient'lline heir* . .. ;.: i 4fiDDLESE.,/ SEM ' 1 ' • '' ' - rth i . ''• • • t 16441 .. .., ~.0 . L oray ef Ana ea , were s ike.44 , toe ccritted. ~,,, formity of depth than I before entertained'. At - Hie !. to afford them every happiness. This trlituotia wil.. . ::-..,•"''.: v - - ' . '...... 0 „,....,,..• • Ise: ... ..ri •• • - • '.i "•• 14.. e • • . ' 1 . .i. . eztremity •of theecity, opposite the east:-yard o r i • Mi. Maleet6eigg *vita' thee . ' e 4io', rnkilie rira4:4l4lLlloo3 ~ j i t" man of 18 - had-restgaed the charm of vitedetity; ititi ••"",,,,,,,,,,,..-• .• ••• .' 4. _ i ' -- -,, ''''' - i lit r ' il. ' .'i ititi 'ditto ' .. I i `"? i f' ' o' ° • ritt , ' relisn. it PI fir Itt44 • emll,* . ArtiOnal," viz. se the north, are two excel/tut • idinitile - • "•____''' imtt her rights, .to a person who had arsittid' at •tiii . irt ll .‘ *an"! 'YestrilaY .a' e • •tls-' ' ' - --- -tits .-- igB -t„ h e•- .) ••• •:-. •.• - • ' rice, in eh Una tl a port.• 1. 4 i 4 :. -emits,- having about 24 er 25 - feet of water-each,' MI :,ag e o f 50 distinguished b y f rie d a odl ar dib oo d,...‘,.. •- ‘4lifilitit lib Bills •presented. . • infest of eneabout half otrt*o.thirdi the sikeettke Ai e dhl na l 1491,4 -he sa id; to i t ppeal to 64 feel I leSintiQettiterethe•rearoit of this Ilefay,*itid l Wia. , .." „Lt.'. .AL__ Portsmouth. Ver few Of "the roe Is - y • Lined in. Bucks , and the inferior tu ice thesfatof this : fin: notwillikanding some latitude was allowed. in ' totte 44l ill i tiawaiv that k jt' - tatth: ll ° lll tela. : LaP ,lo 7„, iiii z .r....videei.„.• I was i 1 „,..-.1 , . ti, exterior, communinting by a ' abort tenni...or 'ettt, ?• t h at respec t .o w was , w i ll i ng . 10 fl i eet : t h e ' cas 4. O a !VI . tat otttielliM be gat' reit!) , 1 . Al litik(' thil: Ono i t ...• . "• - 74. .. 1r... ' 6 .'• 7. . i .. 'the` tore fibdPlP mots* nfico4the' - • • - . f urn i s h e d ,vich gates, all 'within 'the fortifivitiowt.: 'la . . Mr!Sinittriiten contended thatghtleve - Or: ,:' ,. ,, 1 1 11 ,, atba ,,.„,r ai lt t7 fr • ,' . •••• e ; f9-••' - -. • s :' ! : .;104exner * sli k if ' 9 -' '' bole - AIL. ~, .. 7 . . • ... ' - - Irrevreen 'the twodoetestinulrtive . • ' arisen person -. • - i t lanivisitimor" - - •esvvw : ovelet .zoitio wre-ver; ~ -‘. . • ' ., ,.7 . - , .... wil : it i fil, b atk... r. • .., ar , s tts , .ig -.u:7-...1 . •"•-•,,- 7 -- " jaritiellit ' - , , t •-- ' • tereterlY • beicifigi°g! . tw:Ahe' 'WS* e reWts°_ i•. • 4 •:- . * , - betisreiptitate Cot:strived ' , Niko as t naval store ' ittetie• fee the'neet...-, . The qUestiew Of* the marriage sett - •'. .• - i - ....e....' - - It hetintif le -t 4 •': - 11.$ - a - poor . vi. - 4 1„ w ? V'''''''''''' V 'an teller, and therefore • 'IW : ,' , ~ , • 4 i , .,: ,. ,fi,th'eir ihani ;vas, irivi. 4 4o poo ante ll', .114: Oster dock yestertity iretilsg Were lyi . ‘. f 'serious impert, but the other C.ircetn- :attends:toe - this `nosin g, at tin . 1 , '..* y . :- , , mim e o • ed at r eo s ee-5 4 1 „ . • ) .. g rta ,• =- ,' , - t` . ..at 4 ".. milihe line, - and 'stilf too* 10401 **Many ;;' 4- . 4 . ' . . . . . , ~ •.i ~..i ; • ,,,, . r, ) :;.• ,•• •.0• . •• . • . joined " to the misrepresentation of his.real sl- ' ...,..- . ~ 9, .._, <. r ....,, ~ • , ..' from that piece; eh* hop ; potilloltatet liar 4 ail of the li n e: haa . tiat t ba r reat h lbev at . '- „ . 'lei; an d character, was quite . suffictent to satisfy • '- ' - 7' ••• 5 • -- 7•4otivg - 4 . - - ....! .-...- .. oesof .- eraer g ing - .. too ~e /i. ..,b ett, it na loautit ,.. • . river, ready for see, - and one of the Mitt siwintion . , the . mind of the Commissioner that Mr.' VII. had • • - • . ~ , ~, • 1 ,. !,, i , -..vnpue w * : ... .. ..', • iehich i On eimilwittivily posisitelsks•it'Somast :. : .• • was only waltint the tacit tide to getirbirietifie she l' o bes s i ne d. moor ,' under false pretences . • Mr. - Smrth k r ' -".• ' -..-. -would he ready- alto: The before-Menacing docks e i te d, t h e vase : e r a N ava s piker who ,had w en r e_ • astvatiatmowaxellet 2- 7` An Amiesseetiad 'Was, ;• 6 . 11 • 11 with 911 °.° 4 °Itil _ bt .. thbiii*efie i r ati :-,,. •'. , . heard •oe: this Office yesbesday - heforteAnoftere ! VALOR; ceilka*-14 , - , . .. ' a, ,l i gatit Ai „ .: . were begawand completed by Benaperte in less then ; fUsed his disehatge under thg"Act IS months; the :otter on. , is walled. and property ~, rep tedi Iffetself as Master,. trie ' n .. ... 'bitietitunt: he was w h _ lid . •, - Htcris, Esq: against Jesepia Smith: a deetti4in mg. ! Vile , co l as Alai • . ..,.'' . . .cithassfr3o , - 4 1V It '.. • as -' t ' rime sto i r i es_ , for not , ba ..._i vintleis . ... n . ame painted . on n his t ,- .6.6.....„ Yaate ?Ws . Ind • i ,.. 1 .'":,:. ,Ili * tell! 1 - ' .. . -- s ' ..; • , . . finished, like the London Docks, the inner onwhia gratif,.s..Licaotentant.., Mt. O'H. bad ev id e n t l y Cllrte•--aas was VOnTaguandille SSW AMOR eloping- earthed ges, like ffra Isle of Dogs canal' • ; it ` sumed a false character, by pretending to be the per- ! . . 1 ;547. i i ll ---- trotor it i r. . • t h .f tint He lli : j . .. atid l i ... 3 i „:" . " .I.l ' .... . l4 o es S eis ia rri ' " 4 44 1 ' 14 . I ; 7 ' '' t • kit ' . tii i' fil l - ii L l ~ I.'. 4) . . 1 , 4 4: '.:.: • Coati. is to be regretted, however, that Bonaparte, did nit , son he was not,mushocrth. migeouvtd he could not bet 1- Quege•settearo-p:Adw • iiksyliglaelteid•lteibleilift 'llene 41' Phillitelf Llityeera of ei s • M s . . finish the grand designs ha 'bed undertaken, 63r beaa ..' l discharged;lftti . 1 1 46 '3511k bad sfitli Sections of .- ... - • . .1 f. . e g o s hioighs *pay fate ) dhe,oghtaifahaiiteal Ai l . . •street,'Porteleg Wee' burned.: to' ih.r ti was tifying Antwerp, as well elefertifying•it. The- mons- the Act were clear except/Ans.-Two of the above ! i hoving.robbed libbraiteld Simanoeiltsteilor bu d m ill ., deavouring to make the fire be,ro l lif Iljel,§obthet'sri. • her of warehouse! ready Wit, end of belt kind, ',clause s . g , a aver the . Commissioner a -most . ample. joris- 1 ' d 1 the favourable terms44lstlithkree, Rs v i c i nity ;diction' witb respect . 'te fraud - ,..ThiY gave -mat "s° • clothes ,_, , tary.drese.materirklieStrk , h 7 . of .a gold -epaulette, i quest; when 'a spark* fie* tibleet . ~...., , tialltgitr e b; . .. her neekthe .. L i si e th alus i see s 4 4 4c , t o a rut I eye, at the 'moment, entortemlettlitZ•siben she had liritish meiropelia, its•advgintegas of beiiirditi heit 1- 1 6,,,, 0 . :of es e r ci s i ng a s „ m ot t o s l er i et ik t iee, c o n _ ellakleider s . 1- harbour in Europe, and ty supetior fitellityref'Eeet- teirirent will the Lord ',Gbatice..l .. to be , tia r to ; sup p ort ',c. c. s - Ms- i . •H o ; , • asnnea g s ,•,.. ; ..... ,;„ s • -, ..., .- ,-, . • . • burning miticth •in tier ' band ; 'sbelbelkitreowe off 'he . : munica ti on with ihe intense of Germany,' Ftatteill, i '". ;h• u.•• •-- t u peic, a , mart:age se einea rt „ _see I I •. 1 0 - n ion e •. • - .a s sd. p - e ssesi ii mp „ii ic h,.o rportan i ty; ,. s :iiiilitaller blliblilo . k eilt one of. -Me.' Sim.. i. guard be e ir it,i'lwitbr'ibittilro.9effeir.fiel., band upti: . . , - her . fac , the bunting s_ltiplieg ffeltidge.• her lap s and .. Switzerland, end Feattce, tiOnSptre to' render•it; iit.-, ' tsliAioilesi Jead not such postai& sieuld be Tile fey I .to Mire isetieWbbitior him' of her prope'rt - lei 'hel y ! let., bed in,-vitae __.1146k. every respect, themest eligibte, aid la ' P m aP e c l t la 1 ifi - e --- Chaiicelir to sit iii 'a to prevent (rinse :. for — mor e . itia ' ' • - %lc mon t hs . - • n the lan 'Mil - Several e 'fithes alarms' when e'selissew• •• ' ' . 4'ettlltit tr 4 propoition-to im iPse, ?he most extetisitely cunreser.. hi *Marriage contracts. if the Commissioner. bad mit ; p a . the walarokets attende4 ell* *ape lliis • propert ' threw her dowel and' ateg0the i r 4 4 261 . 3 ,411 1 0.,_ _.•*;4 l , ll tw, clot city. in the world. - Part of the -celebrated old ;- , the power of coesidering the ecept,of a bin d Man* ' 1 bad been pledged, particularly _Mr, &held 4 of th Otto garments. The girt %vas, howeeettielfelt•pitisoes- • , +dem thrown , across the- Seheldt, to •prevent th e ; • tieitlement any person might "procure a settlemank :' F, d „,,,, ii s m at, .„h„.. man ., kr • the, British ships from sailing up from Flushing, is now l•se consistin ly burnt •• she languished until the iteettitieulag, Aug .... bad in marriage,. rui n the • life, and by ap- ' ----"' ....--'• - " 7 "' ----7 uv . • 74...1 " act --'• died.' . - '- - . 1s woman for then. -.• •• ' • .-- • tiefUew 'clothes, were pawned; and to all: the thing '- ' iyingin the Dock- • • • .' . gea ring in this Court fer his discharge as an insoirmat. - - -----, ! pr.odoced.l 3 / 1 them Mr. Simmons swore as being hi '•• A most 'melancholy accident occurred ' en tits cr.. , ..,:u 4,..,,.. . ~ . set aside ill' the authority or the Court of Chancery 1 S immons • . 41:7, , , peppe e ty. M . s said that there . trot bed morning ' 'dbad ' ' .• of the 17thlinstant- dii the turnpike-rend ~..., Niiirili./.CONTs-,4l..amtir,, wi th respect to the contract , that was a legal CelP '.- A I_ • .1 ki, 1 - TOUnta &Lets far half the. things he had leeia between Faringdnn - end Wentage, Berks. Mr. 'friction, of the power given by, the -Act. rise died ' m i ssed - hundred . ► nearly a valuable article:lo4 . , *ger, a fernier, resiffing et-43/Ocistys. had loaded a of islittehieritharing been executed ender freadeleot , o '. A' Caere -maitial'i Was Alsiembled on •board the., f cireeiestiti tc • the ' C ' ''' ion _ lirs rec,..A.A ir.. _ : the tickets gave . no account. •. : • : , Vnitgon with cheese for Wintwge; sloat - his wife eta- tericetsfi • etr.tipithend i ow-Saturday sertnight, attil I- .• - - ' tr - ?' • •,,_,., rtic mil- f i, 1 . 1 "`"'Ll'ar"' , The Prisoner w as committed for a week, in order raced the opportenity : of , etif°o4 waggon to - fts , I gird: t he , porter re tie ..eee.v...rourt was boa •to ,: =- ' th a t Mr. Simmons might have the chance of discover- that plaie: *having armed:initial! the tarsa l ceded -stuilitteed_efioleadar _end •A %medal, an bowie I " 'rated* *oak' W'oonali' is ~ _ _ainsl i tfi'•seettenseet 0 . 4'... ' fikaglintor,_ for the trial olCiiplain-Thaith-ttemrett; I ra ted i i vitaria - 4 t olgittritir r • '• ' • - 4 7 , - -.4 more duplicates. Garlands, they wets overtakelVOl. titiikkeieti,' With- 1 late First Lieutenant of /the CM:Celli, on charges pre- I •„, - t '.• .•---• `- - - •••••• - '' - ' ' iiih i r t - ePelli* aged hetwerttlellillitelle ' • tion. •' • , , • _lpOsa ,colta v _ recur • 'Mon learh:ads • - 40 i -or ma . (erred in a ' letter. from Nloe-AdMirel Sir R. Keetes r' Ps " a S e el at -,.n. • •-• Z, -f,:..!.. '4' ',' ' - - I.' . "r" . i;., wid . connected with a gawk ,of .y ou ths mueembout Fait.; thee, in missing, Zvi Mr. Seel ° PTV ohm be, hat au evi • (whose flag was thee fl}leg of board the Crescent at b y ' ' li l l i r l '' , . • .c. : - 'his own age, was charged with. having robbigi,Mr. seititaely Red theeteit ' frfettatteal tlk r heists •:. WO show,, what 1110Ortpf r elen !IWO, th e mann . , . - I under, of New-street, „Covent-garden, mister.; -.looireArailliig lt -In endeiteeit . Wtiiktli • •ttop,them, tile Newfoundieed),•semely n : '.. L j ''' • 1 " ' . been effected. - . . , . hi , . 4. Thilleireomstances, net eims.llllble with proper discipline 1 0 ":. ' I e‘y night, of nine pair of, stecititqw.ey. slyly kelleo I deleerifilidle 'Cli ' mhtfr' onlifitt l at i lafte; and l 4l id Icould I ll' Mr. corm said ie got ca the young, : and regularity, had traospirod an Mari the Cremeot ; and diet i into the sho. The neighbours opposite saw the i whisiimpesiet ere" his loiipiz-he C • red in a for mi- le bad beard that the want of disciplise bad zone to ancis,an / herself , becansiidlrcould not be- a witless, arises p • mo lt er an d wat c hed•x in c ouna stti et t the, ro bb e ty, notes eftererients.=.4'he horses' set- off at a full gallee; extent; that • Damnation to the Captain' bad 'been drink by 1 the trustees of the deed, th ey k new but little o f ; il ._., . .- ' the gams at their mess i teat on mentioning the. circumstance I 1 . 'l' mother and father • France , , I T he •••enstoule s ash • lik Itaki.o(4 lioown the boy: the waggon was oferturned, and th e .cheese.fallieg to C.apt„ Qantas', he stated he was not satis fi ed with sank of the a r. be iarn., and lie had been told'stich a toast had been drunk by lit was outfield, he paw ) the marriage had begun 1.. •-•- . • '.. . -• • • , It ; and that Lieut. llennetkhad beat, hb (Capt. ' in fraud. x . I rich e gang of .49:14, Sweaty., the *West, isee..heing' boy who led the fore-liorie • had . inarrO* - map,. '. ~ •,, • • ,OU first joining the altip.o f i f r, : .1. ._ _ •• ' 4te time sixteen years of ego . . ,:41, t : ~,,..5.,, . boring been heocked down' by 4 ii but •he forte. . . • ed, Mr..Serjeant Pht,nsm..soid.,most marriages-cow -• , • • • ' ' . u ' ' the . • , • . Committed fog Vial, .' i .t a 3.0.4,,,..: t .,.1....., ja..i ... , nately , succeeded in rolling eat: of the -way of ca - • , had am been proved „ ohm c aptain tnenced in fraud, Over yhjg*lte could . bare stogurO f , , ~ ow ~... , %. - /- _ 1 - - (4 - .v - ... , 1 . wheels before ` hry passe l -i-Ali Inquest was' heW .,L . . ' V ______ ~ • • vet s imputable to him fur bib 1 diction. • .„ ~ , u T7'l7"r .. . . Lieutenant of die cresceat t° but M •4 • h - ' ',, ~,:. .. . the bodies, whev.itheaTury *turned 4 eerdict dray' r. SMITU conceit that , at. the Commissioner had A very fine omit' was taken sole the DAM r f it • ne were uofmtuded aid vexatious ; . #r , . ,. . , .. 1 , oulental Death. - • , '- ' ' ''' 1 . . power over all debts contrected In contemplating of • mountain road, leading to 144 h p r y' last Su: - - • • • -----.1. - - - . . --, • . , • . t • • • I An inquest werheltlatt weer at Ronehouse; on 'L•ri seaman of his Majesty, s ship v fraud. .'•-• • 4 . ._ . . I n'tinight, in rather an anenal•• waif ilf• two he body a loe . - ' I'd . , seaneexe , Mr. Sereant 'PA 1817ititiPtill MK id tTe der? ...gentlemen 'belonging t o* periestriout 4 ,4)4 te Co . •as tried on Friday, for fighting with hdh• j '. l" ' ' ' '' • ' nil*- . I t!.a..x--..$ stains filuiesolot, who:lead Visle a• bet, he would go another '.. the name of Barclay , in which the a een meg igenceow - .tim part - of the pa .„ I , obseried at a cadets : Ale:distinct., ai • . some- .4till'stand ow the. t • t- rt-Airi '. . truck ate tittie- to -mas - ,_ , ~, claws, takleg short. aid?* Deo , 4 14 thud, which An -hat effeetedl litiont halfipast 'eves ...L.to be her father after - * Co 0 fee, ail - - ed isionaH comfit to the ' • Plibteitkii' ' ' ' - • • 'Brown, °von this fact being established, wets se* 9 , , .., ... E. . --,, t 7 g ground * , AO .. o'clock in the evelving ti t' 'it • 01 - na• to coati . all that he had heard on the converse - lon theft tilt! thetfollowed in the directititi'ilt4ithey ' dad t' - ' , 6 • • " 4 ''' quilled. .1 u p - 47 ‘ done,' by''floldiit linty with his !ari ls on a role Prisoner bed with the Weill , Previeus te the marriage • intended to 'cross the road. ' " *Ccordiugly Cou r '' ' ----N- - calleds.the..rwrgellant !himia-stay7. hi time down s • he could not regard. ' • ' • -,....L . .. ,•Fl.'"' ' . ', ~ : sea themselvei add In* Ye' ' t ile 'time it It Mel • - What is called a !unit rainbow was seen at Dub- . Mr. Starril sakd ' trietw-ititi owo ... t i a :, -• . - • •the• rood 'With ' its b ` t , l •' • 1 i , • 40-1 'swift that he eouttlitot keep his held, and fell from ,Or ett w ir k 1, Inimeui tefty ,,,,„„ mh ;i „,;;,, j f „, ,fiii hailitia side o f the lin on the night of the 11th Instant ; and Non - the tame 'person mig h t et snit ot'a;l4ek=4-116use - st ' . litegook - and Adak to - ili tie a 0 -- " :.T'' !just - --------.'----r °II ...- ' 4"--- • . I, . , y np a tot le ng .. d evening a luminous phenemenon was obserrnitet apPeenseees get hithsifitaxtjed fen' Waal 4• . ' di rrew i l . Bird h ihmit itiatied.....the ref •• t &A, on his face r quite' iltsenailNe; the hie^ Glasgow. Y. Key then ' dka Mt' lettilt Illit ' mouth i 'Nut onset' his . e * her prOperty, theii get tighlgeA n na*:l4 444 ikeeoreil i . w hi c h d r i, e d A to 16., ‘to $0 ~ ....1, - k o . ' - gu and, etre,' --b . ., * ' l l'' Alt wail '..fekuttaied.: • be langehhl titi , ibmit on F r om a coon/11ml rain of three days the Tier over- . ' make* fratrdiftent sett! ' • tfritlld. '.' e ...•-• :' ' , ... There was but one t•• ad vom,e t, - Ai Ise': whin' an it th e s... y diet, Ileiredjiehenks Sat elite Slat A ult. and rose - t o each Mr. 'PAi.i24l . l- I '' for 1 Jelktiec•;'.' ' *,ohiiti.i'v .i'mthileinisfir• - kiviiiiktft :3 ' C llt i g.p 1) 4,. ' ‘,46,e s i i6 n the f ll h ardi r' - h-- -' ' t : •• • e'l ' 1... • - ss •• • i• - ' e esigit at Munich' that Olieinhebitanta of the suburb eircumitenck 611 'come' -lik 'Whet 4.."thiMeot wad t kli -.. . .• • - 1 1 • 14 Pl .-- - ---' - ---* •* - ; . ... -- " 1 ' . ' .' . . it „ yet 9• . •1 ,,,,.. ... s .., . mi. ~...,.. +Asa .... - : : _ .4gOta Wert forced en quite eke gromid floors of) their not kticArn 'tkitli'flgh - r . le ' If: 1r ' & 1 , 4044 4 hi • • .4 Air. 1 , O. !mph kitt•syhic i '7l, ... 5 . , - . 01:tkfiss i ll i uosesow.h.O . itftit YMPeirper iteries. - - • the Moulage *ttl •.•-, .- i urn ‘iiitis Willa* ItWaliiiinfkil doh, -e : • •'''‘`'‘‘''' : - - ...‘ --- - - 1.. -- ~' .. ' ' ilitritC4 i;r.r e • . X • , 110 PON .l' „ , • . . , arATOIRAN vrOrtrtt: its T twet" s "wel• . ' . . . :, ~ ° , ..• ..: s • -.- • . . •••• ° • • L'• •• - r . .. c . .. .• . . • , . _ . , 4- fr