The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

. . , • .- • . . . .) • A g lA/ . 0 w .. A ..\ .. 44.1e , •• • • ,.r , . ... ".".7--- fliaitatent - a ". l; V 4 • - e MP I • 4 LONDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST V, 1811. • • ...en • 4 No. 5134. 111AUX11 ALL. 0-MORROW EVENIMI will be a GRAND' AGAI.t. A Militant Display of Fireworks by nora Henclar. partlcelarly a greed imposter Seine of the Empties of Monet Veneers, sail She Bay of Napies.—Tbe Caledealaa sod Panolese Raids will perfone be tweee the ilets.—Adwirflou MAN.—The Doors *pen et •e -ti en ; the Coeeert to bees et eight ; Seemed Act of the Con cert at eleven o'ektch precisely. • TO MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS AND OTHERS. AVERY EXCELLENT and SUPERIOR MANI ). FACTORED FLOOR-CLOTH. Seventy Feet 'by Twenty-one Feet, sob* SOLD atie.Rl she Blears Feed.-- Also a greet Variety of every description of Carpeting sod Hearth Rugs, Draggetts, Momper thast at any Hasse le Longtime. • Apply at the Cheep Carpet and Floor-Cloth Wareham. No. IL& Loag-Aere. • !its. mon HOLBORN. CIION,iIB.B anti CO. respectfully ansosste. .Zll they best the imagism PREMIX= lately essepled by WM* seas sad Co, la a style Meow natsowa in Sit pa of the Metropolis. Their Meek is six times mows st/Stesstve than any ether Hoerr in tbat street. and the Priem boar sot the smallestromparisas tire regular deems/is made in that aeiglibooritoott, aveallhr the most inferior Goods. Thom Ladies who have regularly patronised High 110 will Orel great pleasant's being aisle to sakes tke ve b of Goods on the lowest Term*, and without ono farthing abatement. The variety coedits of every article geaerally sold by first-rate Limn-drapers, ICtit-mereers. Holders. and Movers. and from the liberal system on whirls the whole will be ormissied. it is jasily pressured the Now Chewers may be worthy of public attett tion.—Eleglat Long Shawls, of the largrest size, are milleg at Wm. each, tad in every Casey colour at Mk.; Damask Table Cigars,. lame mei liimisasio patunta at Is. Id. amok gamier, Wag ; sad Ml throe yards loss at Urn.: fa ble CAW* Drcrares, is every aelortr. imrecod. al Ws. lid. each, sad sorted Robe Dresses, et ilr• 111. reel India Nsabeeas. 3s. Id. the place, sad beastifid beeo eueseinsply Inc. at is. a yard ; eseedest Furalturva, Is. a yard. and rich coloommi Chintzes. full e2-wile, at Is. Vast (awed list 6d. a vard. and ell-wides. at Id.: rich hotrod end phis Gros de Wapiti t Kitties aad Irish Poplins; Italian Nets, at Is. bd. a yard. and tine India Books. at 6d. and Id.; with eaceitent Foroltnre Dimities, at krl. a yard. P. ti. Those Families who are about to purchase Ise Irish Linens, Shrelings, or Dasnask Table Cl ot he. are in vited to inspect the immense Variety at Plrges„ Gautau SW Co.'s. before they purchase any where else. ••• The best Hosiery sad 010VOI of every dascripties. II; High Holborn. ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, STR OM. GCBERAT. OFFICS. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYING PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZIL TILE following MALLS and other COACHES go from the above Inn : Faris Royal Mall, via Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, pt Maims. Iloglimponth sad Gosport ltlatl. through Godshall*. Pe and Ponies, every Evening at a quarter past 7. fusi at half past 6. Os its arrival a packet sails to the lib igikt. to (moray pussoagers sad pereels; mod a imam. ilaChhthester, through Drayton, Havant, Gloaretter Mail through Henley. Orford. and Cheltei bete, every Evening al a quarter-past 7, and duniay at half past (i. Dover and Canterhary Mail. through 0 d. Chat ham, and Frsershaist. every nerting at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past ti. Front Canterbury. passengers and par gala are coat eyed to Deal. Maranle. hantsgele. Sandwich, fre. ; and front Dover. rircels are conveyed to Folkstoue, hared/ate, Ilythe. Dinschurch. Romney. and I.) rid. Milford Mail. through Carmarthen. Llandilo and Raver conferral, *very evening at a quarter-put 7, and Sunday at I half-past 6. Rath and Bristol Poet Coach, to carry only four inside. throu7ll Reading. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenliant, every Morning at a quarter-past 6. Rath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon at S. Rath light Post Coach. In two (lass, to carry four Inside. through Maidenhead. Rending. Marlborongh. Devisee. and litalksharn, Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 9. This Coach is rhiely intruded fur the accommodation of Fnmilics. Invalids, tte. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distanee in one day. Brighton light Post Coach. through Reigate and Cock- Said. every Morning at S. Cheltenham Original Post Coach. to carry only four iM shie. through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. Chichester. Rognyr, and Petworth Post-coach. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before I. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. every Emitting at half-past 3. Ditto, every Mornint; at half-past 6. tiodalming. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. thronrh Ppsotn. Leatisarbead. (*landau and Horsley, Tuesday, Thiwsday, and Saturday Mornings at Ditto, through King.ton, Ditton. Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday, Wednritlay. . and Friday Mornings. at 111. Healey Coach through Maidenhead, et cry .tfteruoon at I, Sunday er.repted. Littiehatapton. Arundel. end Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday. altd Naturist, Mornings. at half-pest 7. Margate, Ratuseste. Deal. Sandslrh, and Breadstsirs light Post-esischte. every Maritime sad Ever.ing. Ovford Luglit Post-coach, through Henley, rte. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-roach, the Regu lator. to carry only four itt.ide. through Kingston. (lull& Petersfield, and Porisea. every Morning at S. Couches (tom Portsmouth to Chi Chester, on the arrival of the Mnil. through Emesrorth. ('..sham. &r. to Bognor. Salisbury Foast-coach, to carry only font inside. through %talons. Basingstoke, Whiteburrb, Andover, Lc. every .7.lornine nt 7. Strott.le aver Coach (removed from the Tlnll and 11rinth.) through Abingdon, Farinedon. and Cirencester. Tuesday. Thursday and tiaturdey Mornings at a quarter before 7. Tewkoshury Poast.roach, through Oxford and Cheltea- Lam. perry Morning et 7. aliingford and Wenisge Coach. through Ntaidenlicad. Neolehed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Niorologs et 7. NORTHERN CO IiCHES. York. Newcastle. and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North, every Moraine. at a quarter past S. Manchester, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield. Bradford. Leeds. Hallitax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Net - etch Coaches. Deily. Sheffield and Rotherham poet coach. called the Rocking ham, every worthsg at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. Sunderland, Stockton, and Yarn coach, every looming, to the George lan. Sunderlead. C.tBRIEftS—To Twickeutiern.Rrentforti. and (sleworth, every Nlonday, Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday. 'EAMES and Co.. Proprietors. Ptreels and Prickeges are safely and expeditiously ems /eyed from this inn to every City. Town, Village, and Lountry Sent in the following Counties. viz. :—Rerks. Reeks. arnwall. Devon. Dorset. Hants, Hereford. Gloucester, I.set, Oxford. Somerset. Sarre). Sasses. Wilts. Worcester, ` , cite Wales. ail part. of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. Guess ,-), and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the North. • Take notice, that no rickal e. containing glass. chin a, yrs Ches. plate. cash, or Hank notes. however small the value, will be accounted fee. if lost or damaged: Dor any °mar parcel or passenger's laggage. of worn *has 1 1 ..;• raise. utsti•se specified as such wins delivered at the Ogee sod p -Ifs for aecordiarly . t+t Neat Post-chaises, &c. at the shortest sotiee. 114 N fell its de Pield,osil SYDNEY died is tAe MOW!" •' The Circe for IA: VXHIBMON of WARD'S GRAND NATIO7A L LA ALLEGORY. la Cowwwwweratioa of tbe Tait um of the 'kalif Ramat. at the Rattle of Waterloo. Pointed by order of the British Institution ; Vise ES ket by 21. if I StJW OPEN, st the Eryptiaa Hall, Piccadilly. Athaittesee Is. Catalogue 6d. Descriptioa do. With etched outline 21. 6d. _— PH ILOSOPITITE — ENG LI SR GRAMMAR. This Hey was published, IN It two. ptiewie.lowead. AGRAAISIAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, illustrated with Rtymothaie 4 . Cosusewthlits. Cri tklems,and nevi& Esemples. .1091 2 :141 fterectt rt. A.U. Second Edition, re-composed, sad wade into a mew Work. • Ilmmtion : Published by Beldwle. Cradoek, and Joy. Pa- Patronised by her NI SJEST%. His Royal Highness the Doke of Musics. Ilk Impede' Slsjesty the Emperor of Russi*. 4 HOWLAND And SON respectfully caution the :IL • Public ageing spurious Artirles. Under their Names. Impostors have eiTned their Imitations. A. Row landson. which deception ren. , ••ra it weer4sary , to observe the true Signature, A. 140111.1 N.) and SON. in Red ink, which is wrote on each botile of their ti-nitioe Irticies, as ender ROWLAND'a MAC Itici tit OIL. the Original and Genuine. st.s.es. fur OM!, years has hell adndred, and k aelo .st loderd to he Ile Se.i sod cheapest article for tiourislitstz Lie Hair. pr , unoting n Mc urient growth. and rendering it .•l-_-wit A superior and tried virtues hare glitter' it the patron. , Royalty and massy Noble Perscom-•rs. and k attested 1) nn immense rms;:itude of witnaenaa. Price Si. G.t. ; ; 104.0. mud our Guinea per bottle. Also. ROW L %NOV SHSENCE OF TYRE. By I.4—rely e citing the Hair , a ith this Preparation. the Pro peirtnrs worrant to prothew Immo distely a perfect (Mange in RED or GR Ev NUR. Wlttlek Elts. EV F.-It ROWS. /tr. t.• beautiful glossy and permanmit Brown or Black, imi tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye the more durable. Ladies or (ient;em4m ma) 1!)e their Hair with ease end seeresy. Psice 4; is. ; and 10.. dd. Also. HOWL %ND'S ALS 4NA EXTRI(I'. for the TOOTH- WHE. and Cleansing' and Ilisurlfying the Teeth and Gums. and rese-sing them from psis to the latest period of Life. 2s. 91 : 4s. ad. ; sad Ida. (Id. per bottle. Sold Wlvolesale. Retail. gad f.tr Evoortetion. by the Pete Proprietors. 1. ROWL INI) and SON. es,rner of kielt street. the first turning on the riht in Ilattoto-rarden. Ilel bent, London ; rind. by appoin:ment. by all Per:onsets and Nletheine-Venders throughout Eneore. •„a Asl. for Ronland's Oil, or Row land's Hve. Ind ohs the Signature on the label to each bottle, ROW 1N1.) and sON." vapid as the literepteM of Lvonunoutar. What could de with thoughts as unquotable, as confused, as ill con ceived, as ill expressed, as that puissant Lord's—with mit depth or originality—as plentiful and superficial as ilook-wood. I foetid sot a sparkle of talent in any of fis4r's long leaders to re-pay me the trotlble of weari some reeding. Under the' stringent necessity' of parr is, my origioat plan, yet loth to abandon it altogether , ' hose parodied -some of the features coinmon to the fluse-rsti., and supplied the department I had allotted $a as imitation of mindless ecrbiage with a Sketch of ass the remainder of the sheet in my own way. Time are discrepancies inseparable from this coarse. bet 1 write to good-hamonred readers, who have so objection to see the mind as well as the person of a Moodie undress. and who take as little interest in the disiehas of the High Comae Criticism on things of tkiattort. as thee took to the decision of the • Court of Mime asseemang the • imposing' Ceremony of the Co eirsitioel, and thingsof that sort.' mama as advertisement. Mei 5i.... Ilems-prase per pail; . meraimg at Six o'Cloelt. " Serfalialtel, SWltalli, AND 01111[111 iIIIPLOTID MITT meta, gratefully partake of this BREAILVAST Be. vaases, briag at orate cheering to their spirits, and strengthening to their bodies, in their daily labour. It is greedily swallowed by the Mentbrrs of 'the Bridge street Society, who could not exist without it, it being their chid support. Maly of them come miles for it, and get nothing else through the day. The manner in which the psor creatures thankfully receive their morn iag's sosteoance, aid share it with their helpless fami lies, is at once a proof of their gratitude, and their des titute condition. “ There is nothing equal to it at . spring and fall. It is superiutito every thing in existence for assisting the power of Leeches on every part of the body, as it draws the circulation, sad they never Lill off till they are full. It promote* blood-letting generally. abil in ireakiaga net is a great stimulant. Possessing these qualities, i• is taken by several pereons in public others. aml by others whn desire to derive advantages fruits its ett-cts un the Constitution. •• Sent, carriage free. to Gentlemen's Seats and Water ing places tbroughont the kinplem." But the following observations which appear in a long article we calsootilelp suhj .inittg, as they really deserve attention. Ilow dare they to talk of ' pwhlic priariple,' whose weight iocrease. that roorisoos bur-then of tatation which dopressei the labourer allow , ' to the earth, 'nil enters as ins\ into thetwoil at ev.•ry iwluvr ' • mar, iv the cosistry!--how dare they to talk of pnblie pie r Theo as tit thei► CANT shout' mo:/.•ery ni'reli gion'—sappose the writer of this with. had published at his bowie, 45. Ludgate-hill, the hollowing : BILL FOR REPAIRS OF PAINTENt:S. X i. d. To patting a aPw top to Sir Clatvievley Sloe vel's and sliding carve side earls over the kft shooldirr - - - 02 G To an emir , SPW belt& wig and all. far the Allit • - - 0• 6 0 To nseodine a fl e ntlentan'inerfri. 'approved to be the elder Brutus - • - o I 3 Te 6 a mew ll'esh-Asied Olson for hia Excel- Irnry Pontius Pilate! - OO 9 To potting a l'An Ile to Josprles Lanttioro ! „ad Arlo &wits I . or tirci ht PI • -n 4 6 To Six Strings for Doria's awl a l'reds %Vital ut Emior ! - • To t Oliver Crouswcll", Heard, awl quern Rik ,- betli's Ruff • • .0 8 6 .n 3 6 re a arw Preten•ler far th• Haut- of Cullles , ten 0 4 9 To Two Varna and Half of Wafer for Mc Delmer! - - - - - To wine .11teraii..e• a nd l a , pruerneesla(:) Ilse P!afrite s. ! • 10 6 To Freals Fig-I.avr , tssr Asians ail.. r:ve! sod drawin g a t twain iy•fsorts liisstiphai'si Wife!' ! 0 3 6 To snendiri, some lissess in Sir %Vatter K 4. lelgit's Breeches • - R 5 3 4) .2 6 t 13 •• Suppose that William Hone had pohlisor.l this. what would Stor•s litc.socas.tcr. haresaoli• *tut Hoof* 111 , 1 w 4, pohlish f seA- nto:Toll 1111M1E1.1*. its his siLiip-r W. of M,•11.1.1 tsar 15th of January last. ,kirgit weetlel alias assert me at h, the era lens ‘!/- f;ir paper.' •• Will • MS RR t !wile explain, whether they Mee , ' ef,tocfrei by • the eiiiT before Putipher . . .?1 iic: raj.. my ho• persodt Will • tots READERS eXplaiii. •,u* thry were Ihte.eif by the 411111C9N1 ra .61 his • 1: ei:As figt.learea . p,e :Ideas wed Ere . Will • Nis ItE. , llElts rIpI4IO, a h.O ril d ory loyal were rontreve.l to their min ts by • it Fa Will irifeis tat Fmk.; a,:a •P: ~ i ,i,prra for DAVIO 4 S kr F--tloot Harp to which the P.A':ll, were sung, that hare rolled on to es in the full majesty of poetical grandiose daring successive renerations, and will continue their choral pealing to the turtles• feelings of the human he at, till they, Rawl the t oo.ii• of the spheres, shall re ise together. •• When, on the accusation of the Asir( priests *oil elders of 11. e Jeus, iu tie- name of the ripple, the time ‘•:tt near at band that Jrsrs should seal the sincerity of his tabu's'' , of have, and peace an earth, and EOO,l will to in-tniiiord, by hi. death, and • Pt LATR saW that he euold prevail tiottiihr, lint rather a tumult was Ile i.i..1; weet. a•tsl was!seil his hauls before the intiltitntle, say ing, I ant intioreitt of the 1.1..0.1 of this just person; see I ye to it.' (Nlat;hew xxvii. 24): and the recollection of this moist affecting renuncia"ion of art or part in the ,leatli of i• brought to the min.', in the O i firiel i Paper of OE CONsTITUTIo V SIMCIATION,' by the interring snitarktion of • A NEa WA%II-11AND DAMN FoR Ills EXCRI.LENCY FONTILN PILATE: 4 . " 4 TOR READRIts. 4 for whose • answeemene Ha. put this lewd anal irreverent ribaldry before th..tu, relate how much they were 'tromped' be its arpearance in the woo ophapirop.ptx part rf Ogr pa:we—nll.te a jeer ate none,' gibe at • the Whig lta-icals, headed bile bis nv.'. the Di KC or licoroan: ri licttle of the • (jest:sea trends, headeil by 6187 Iit:NNET, • iufonuat i unthat tills is a Ukeleles calvary,' rant alumni' the swesunry of t%fiatilas.' 'mosso(' t h e 11caE or Ct. otaxi:c attending Divine Service." Facia fig-irlrcrpr .lo.tst txo kr. and u (*wires-airy Coellidepre,' :1': follow in that °pier, on the same pig,. Where are • Jlorasitr or ltet.tatos,'• thIsCENITY,' and • tits € PII EMT' to he found, if nett in the paper of this FOUNDER of Tett BntuuL sTRECT.---- • • • • • SAtttroley lao. a horse, the prapertr or Mr. Welcher. o f spine? , %V Isarf, was seised will, a tit f.f apoolety, an 4 ~Ithoogh prompt aloha somt was rendered, it ,Ertl os S i mi". 0 9 dis•eetiwt, tam anicatanees. each as large as an egr, were ditroversoi formed in the lobes of the hraio; the solistances hid bowsaw so large as to inter , rtpt the fatioionr of that important organ; they are in the resection of Mi. Man' in the Saw-clusl. TIIE ATNG'S !WAGE TO IRELAND. Waystoo-rw. Ara. 4.--Yesterday afternoon the Rsyai squadron. accompanied by . several Gestitinen's yachts. hove in sight. is the evening they ware becalmed, anti came to an anchor in this Bay. All rinks then eagerly repaired to the Esplanade and Look-out, to take a view of this dotilla. Pleasure-boats, row-boats and telescopro of every description were put in a state of requisition, sat water parties were formed in all directions. J. %V. Weston, Esq. the Worshipful the Mayor, at tended by the Bailiffs, a deputation of the Corporatist", the Town Clerk, the gelato% at Mace, and Comtaltioa, went on board ibe Jane yacht, Peter Gress, master, !fate- I the pnrpdse of paying his Majesty their loyal and dated respects. accompanying the same with an invitation trt honour this town with a visit, which was moat gradated? . received. It is reported ihat William Young. Eli. through the Worshipful the Mayor, otered the Kiag the sae of that Gentleman's mansion (thoecester Lodge), i which our late revered gad beloved itemaceh sad Royal API I y resided. - A host's crew fiat Ike Royal yacht maw sakes" fir' fresh supplies, ata — iritft the King's eousesamis to M Hare, his Majesty's Purveyor, to procure two or them Portland sheep. Boat's crews from the men of war also landed, and with much eagerness repaired so the King's Contractor for beef also; and, in addition to other stores, made large demands on the fishmongers, fruiterers, and greengrocers. A thick fog came 001 in the night, and the boats did not re.ch the fleet till the atmosphere cleared up this morning, o hen a fine beetle sprung up front the S. P. and the whole got tinder weigh, and proceeded rounit Portland, close in with the land, amid the cheers of the inhabitants. The squadron then proceeded with a flue breeze to the westward, anti were soon out of sight. Poot.s, Aun. 3.—Teverilay afternoon the Royal squadron appeared off this port on its way don't Ch.tnnel, ani ghost five o'clock the Royal yacht and • squadron came to an anchor in Swanage Bay. Etery boat in the neighbourhood of the Bay Wan immedi ately filled with spectators; and it is impossible to describe the condescension shown by his Majesty in acknowleeging the repeated salutations of his inb jects, as the nunterons boats passed th• yacht. Ills 11.tjesty rental:led on (leek nearly two hours aftet she came to anchor. At ten o'clock the yacht was ininated, which lead a most pleasing effect. At Acts this morning the squadron gut antler weigh, and stow' to the westw ard, with a li ; A:it air from the eastward, but were Pti3 in sight at sown. The wind, however. has since increased, anti they have proceeded down .1 SLAP .4T 41.f11'. prodnetion of 1 most whimsical kind his " l ost liren puhlledeol be Cu .I , ftli•Jr vsf the Po it:rai f•atsc Mat Jack iwitt. It is entitled A Nit', as Strip, appears in the form of a newspapPr. •nil If. iiideegi a fot.',di , of the journal which seems inteiple.l to rioicole.— The reader is entertained with hum lowa.. nod selions advertisements, intertatiar news, and the Editor's re. marks. The various cu.' s which it c.oitains, infl which have been most ingeniously devised, tints no small part of his amusement. In its war we think it a master piece. We will tint anticipate the pleasure that every true who reads it must derive from it by eivin.: copious extracts; we have, however, twierttol a few. We cannot say that these are the kse, as persons, et-rot-ding to their different Listeslwill liar the whole. The sui hot commences by a notice to Lie rein:ers, and in this he say 317lfrst interatiee was VI primly Sit.nr**,/rt•••G` Tao Sh.uprat L.. ur Mark taiiiitt. lithe it it GREENtiND FISHERY. We regret to state the following very nnfavonrafila acroonia of the 'poetess of that Fi*hery r, rived Mr , reived by . oi ' ship saved. _ *awe consequence et leaky, and reports as follows : Mica mast.— Dee, Craig, lst July, 4 fish, GO tuns oil; Henrietta, Small, .2‘l June. 2 fish; Aeptuter, Arinstron;, ?loth June, 2 fish ; Jane, Bruce, by report, lust ; fler roles. 1 1 ,nchon, 13;lt June, I fish. PKTLItilf 4D.—.% lirav, 2 11-11, and 2stoo 65 tuns oil; Mary. Thorn, 25th .lour, 2 fish, and 1610 ... a te, 1111 Inns "it ; Alpheus, Duncan, 26th June, 2 Fait, 33 tuns nil; Jrail, 23thi .14 M., I fish; Per*Pyrr• Viithroia, Isi June, 2 lisle, 33 tons oil; stouter, 111111 foi Uhl% tlib, 60 oil ; I tevinciLle, Hog g , Ist Juni , 3 fish. 16 tuns oil; Alert, Penne, Ist I fish; °leaner, ~hated, s.lt Jitne, I fish; Mackie, 29th June, .2 tilt. 26 tuns oil; -39. h .tune, 6 fish, 71 tons oil ; Dextrrify, Itobinsou., tth ,lair, tt tiah, 711 fling oil. Nlii)irmi•4l‘.-1:1i2.1, Swan, {limit., 6th July, 2 fish; S o Jenerr, 211th June, 3 fish. humus E. —F4i ry, Thant', 24 .111.1 e, clean. Kt Its Sinn-, 2 lits June, 2 fish. Let Tll. —Jnno. Lyall, 24th June, 3 fish; William and Ann, Julie, I lush. Wihlen, 30th June; 7 fish, 75 twos IVnttrev.—Mars, Crichinson, 10th June, I fish ; iricenix, Dawson, 20th 3lay, 2 fish ; Volunteer, Craig, l oth jimr, 1 ti-h ; it'illialti and Ann, 25th June, 4 fish ; 'larttiony, Stephens, 29th June, 4 fish ; Lively, Hasler, Ist June, 2 outfit. H trrison, 27th June, clean; Pam-, Scoresby, i. n, lst Jule, 4 6th; Cato, Turnbull, IL. May, I ti.!:; tyros. Kradling, 24th Jane, 2 fish; 1)..r 41011, liilvnt, '. l'h J one, 3 fish ; Iluncombe, Collie . !, 15th Julie, clean; Eltor, Lee, 26th June, 5 fish:. mo uth, Thamesuil, 26th Jane, 3 fish ; ardiner r. , J o ssph, .1 , 1;! it., 13011 June, 7 fish; Jane, Hamblin, 3ntit I fish ; Laurel, Monett, 30th June, 4 fish ; Mer cury. Jackson, 151..11191e, S fish; Neptune, Munro. 25,4 j o l t e, 5 lisle : Shannon, Kielah, last account, clean ; •Inre, Todd, 20th .llttte, 3 fish; Trafalgar, Iflili Jnne, 7 fills; Walker, Harrison, 20th June, 16.. b. I.tvciiruut..-I.lafiiii, Scoresby, jun. let July, 7 fish, 70 tans. Los owe —F.iverotta, Fine, lith Jtine, 2 fish; Britan nia, J a cks, Ist June. clean ; Vigilant, Proves, 30th !h.!, I fish; Hell, lit July, 3 fish; Esperiatew , 'Lava, 7th Jnne, clean. c A pt a iti Cunningham, of the Lon.lon, of Montrose, who left the ice the 7th Jnle. lat. 75. 33. concurs ge.,e rally in the Above aceonnt, tut considers the loss of the Jane by no means certain, the report having, as he suit poses, originated from the circumstance of hrr being seen along with a foreigner in a very perilous situation, front ithidt it ir N asrertaineit ho It vessels had been en trica ted. It was further reteorted that the Hercules bad 3 fish nn the •:-.11•Ii .I, l oe. The weather h r 1 been boisterous and unsettled aatij the Ist of .slay, after ,rich it was one of tile finest sea son, Captain C. has to-en tiering the 2; years be hid heen at the fishery. The •yinds had generally prevailed i ro n; the sto,ittward, but veri , few fish to be seen. Irma which it was COltt+l.lPfl the ;bales were at the tionths west, to which the ships were directing their course, is apes of still aitking their fishery, although the wet. ther had he the beginning of July become aotnewisat thicker than before. lo addition to the above, o e learn, by a letter received from Captain Leaf, of the Cicero, that he had, on the 14th of June 4 fi sh, 60 tuna of oil; False. Scoresby, .en. 5 fish, 24 ditto ; William Tore, Monett, 4 , 614, ditto; Venerable. benuett, 3 fish, 14 ditto; aH of Noll. We {late just learned that the Invincible, Hey. hts arrived at Peterhead with 7 fish, about 70 tans of oil; spoke the Jane, Bruce; of Aberdeen, on the . 14th of Jutt; whir 3 fish, about 40 14 01 of oil; all wellea—(Glitas /few (verie,.) A. I% . hite , Surgeon of the Thornton of Heil, whits was lost on the of allay. with three fish, crew si W. inlet landed at reasieiturgh us Weihusd.4 fru. wei %forst titc hondstit. olMelottooP, olviigrert to the 11.11. I v i! if titre, fish, 35 ton% in ronsrepen the .eviel ‘t..ve with the ice and very Why 4 MODERN AND ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY. I This Day was published. in Igme. prim 44. bound. 1 ASYSTEIt of MODERN and ANCIENT OR- I OORAPHY ; with a Sides of Geographieel Rl' i ellingess. By JOHN 1191 4 16 AND. of Manehester.— The IRO* Edi u: 'dry tuna katitoved• irttb a new Map of ere. i . i ll i t i Map . et Am Asairst Wier i ir siiL Ceadmett. and Joy. Pa- 1 tersest/Y-0 by wisont Nee are istiolished of the seine Anthar. . 1. Bus on Ames's? 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