The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

7. _.: is .:. -q ar.---- -- _ , , • NAVAL INTRIAAISPIChr:* lag. , ' . .• , .. ,.. ..... m .k.:20 le J. nit ::1•6 r IRI 7 4 ' peas. Oct; C.... Came ,tinpa item 117 ;ri thalre i. bricigr, tot tile Cape of Gant ifies Vii gilitl i m gets alai «end others, "Ha!, , . a ,....fmthierai ittnarl. **wry'. A 0 1 1 94 i John°, a•d . wn. No ,. aid i the P e rthshire Miiiiie •• lopard, from Plymouth. Mood ID Dolbhoh-rillinmi by, at timp4opek of the Goodwin ,di, the liassealia frail Si. rattilbeeth. for Polanitiatki with the ism .f foremast aid lowspeit.—Come <lowa fmai i N oe Wier. his ilialeoes slap Ettphratei, fcci llimplitanab— S led the lobelia. Antelope: Norfolk, nedlleiliihillOlSMor ecru, with the Wetilwri WWI. for liaitirlit‘ t i tle :E . :l - *larvae '.et 10 Poinitoria, Om 9.—Arrived his flajestOestiollgode from the Wemeardr•Sailed his Majehty'sships Doan" 'Po variant, sad Seraphic, with the Rosa 'lleet.-ktis Majesty • • Alp Ireland will Off' protection itrilliiiiiiii tomtit to the We 4 Inillefand Cert. Nis Majesty's slai l liilitigenin, will give is. strartims to Iwo* imichni to_Bermads tiadnetbe Bahama Isla" ihe %Ike will give iastieetinns to the Billie used to the Brig • '4 ails, Maranhao, sad t he Smith Sea-. . ' I . . . . . Pilkingttio to firdC.4leJ with a de achneent of , Artillery. and the '29th Regiment to occdpy it; .. as natal assistance was retioned, Lieu-Admired tir,, 6th directed Cation', Parker, of the Tenedos., ens* operate with Lientenaut-Colonel Pilkington on, thiL occasion. On the morning of the litii, Capt. Barrie; isWN, Lieut.-Colonel John, and, the hoops wh ch ha= egiPlOyed with him tap . the Penobscot, Moe ' • . Carina. It seeing the enemy blew up tlelk-400 his-strong position at .Ilamden . tieing . -AA all his astillery, two stands olitolooont,tberi4 atitod:a aid, with several Merchant :saw* -fa iato ;boils , hands. This, I ern happy tonento /Saseticomplishea, .the Petititiaing La.-, , with ver_rlittle lass on ostflifloAlibilV7' Lord.Arli*. : c as, it ,, ,n45 00 4, 4 a,, t, ancar di ng i t , o i c. decisions ; is 1 1 9 11 .hed.te violfs 1.4 a 941 1.73.thi- , vr. ' i p blig itt c•ri let t.ov w nion. . oa . .4: l 9 iw itw il ly i t lie rli: e i cer k : s w ad o by eet en t d i t :ed7 el * . 1 ..... :.r,.. ..,;5:C0:fit 1i3 . G e tl74 s t . ll4 4L Woodier'? cash s 1 , 10',41 Hek l ea a n d p en ean l s, ant Very early in tge aserateg of tie, in severeletber ..”Att. e witiflo .Iv 4 ;mted„ * offl idear.a — Strith I NV Itilleatine rolkdr . everLeAr vermin i" ki r estaiisli,ed distinet t Aftlas4 ,0 1 e)greptgy l us t . %It Foyle in gOimea ‘o faflit'fFeenfatflloiii 46 0110 t h e t ~.Herewithl have 1 Aitirilleleit a copy oE the.Partpo •-' . ;le . •,. - - Adieus had • get.into the Penobscot, bat rom the report .made to m# Tl lll- seatte-Colstet Johtt apprehension of being attacireirtif olirtriiieri; e ..I..°ll‘bis. occasion, .in rat mar, . 11°111s " will ' bit L y a le, _ea_ 1...1 , 04 4 , . Ct" be. 2 .. 1. 1 lir V as their . Coto 401 4 (, ) , ,• . 9. .. F e l . e At i, R a h n. : she remained at the mittens* of sloe river, she had ''''°°. t° nbtette l ' ll4 f t il i k liewte°ll44-C°l° " ei and evols;ll.,4Byesk la, , ~. , that according fee up as N o es How i e. e, wile #bei landed , hey smelts very highlylef the gallania,ey,.."....en gq, At eika, dava-cllaplayel by, i ike, t seg?ps opqpi l tiwattptithimi st to .ties ' . r ots; , . 1 . A *43 t .. the' cue Of Ito- guns, and mounted them oft shop fk i lijitlxiiiiictiop. ~. • . mailer -very toing,piscaprstarscese:ool tliatlaegg tal beristin and' ' p ' cx _parto Itydown t !On leaving Halifax it was my original intention ~.,,_ , d .,.. , , I . a. as .. .- • . tiosir , , t a , . and several ethers, „pectssart, in eider A l .to have taken possession of Merhiet,- Woes. • way ' , '""• 1 -" r r' c ' t irwittoer . mll --- -- • substantiate an Act or Benintptcy, to estattlisb acts i hither, but on receiving this iotelligepco the_Admi- i ° - • s ' "P ° " *4 ° 43 * .. .• t e s nm " C "" l " ` ....---11-1-4 ii intention to defeat or delay a Oreejleor by the acts sal and myself were of opinion that:no time shaould , i c . u . sd le it r y l Y bestows raise, ' The ItutroP'illeoll'ilato t ilibi retied on the other side, viz.--rTiln Partners keeping be lost in proceeding too.noutrhedestin morningat ion 0 , f elt we the r the ' discipii i . 4 : 4ed migai b y i l a j i t it u r t y t ": 44o4 " l " C y ° ,4l l "l horn okai mi gkf t e as, n Aldli . hoese, or departing or obsess* themselves; tkat : arrived here very early the intentions to delay was sic, soppoial, vritkout ballot. , ' ender him reflect gnat hamar ayotr.thip4Awdereet 1 l, , , mend my warmest ackoowledgennktill, • e e l htiStllla which the parties could not Ise tlgqiipgaktkolitrapts • ! Tao lei! p(.. Costive, which is situated upon a 1 c.v ..... 40.40640.44.4.44.44wr0igibui , 40 . 04 and that evidence was not sufficient ,to estahttsh sue plesdasllll4it flitioistern side of the Penobictil, near , '"` A ._ .•. . an intention, but disproved it. The Commissioners ' the entrance of that river, was summoned a•littit 1 t ". Pit Y °" 42. ""g l eg the Prd"ri"°° scarf: I o ler c.aa llic ' e6 r . u r nd f9r e med r the b r y ie t w k ol lair S op s ':4611.61. of Bankruptcy *leg taken time to consider, as- after son-rise, but s the American .ofFcer. refused to seated to the lay as contended for on behalf of the surrender it, and immediately openettaAro. (rots 1 . - ss Bankers, vizo— That an intention to delay was es. four tiventyjour-pounders upon a smeg n eshOone r .f Pr A ln a cfi ßee ße r g - e Ad nt. miralGeifsh *Hi t ee : .1114"1 ~ral • 'e t seefial to constitpte an Act of Bankruptcy, bat were that had been sent with Lieutenant-Colonel Wickens detailed report of the al, • mash . of opinion the evidence was oellicient to establish (commandingßaya),,Eugiueers) to reiiittneltre the sion v ii forbear. toachiag Aitep ' Cathie such an intention, and to warrant thew in declaring ; work. - I s t i tilli kp li'll tpsei liPlic J i p t h y n o 's ur re la po w rt ddf" , in if w i s ki hit "llli k 'the ilr'4,ll 44s eilnelnii t Ps° the parties Bankrupt ;, . Which they accordingly did. I Arrangements were immediately Made forrasern' tt0 ,. 5iterea5 1..,..4,01.......1.. 0ftkis ent m. er rrui prise sa wy tt i elisamari mar„ y w a imi r, coe, From this decision tbe firm hare determined to al p. barking the troops, but before a lanareg,nanid , .--,, * i peal imnsediately to theCisaneeiloroby is application anted the enema blew up the umgatlaohmitiscaped peaylog.for an issue to-trytba facrof an act of hank-. oP the idajesagoadous River, carryingnalf .ied the . 4 14.14 4 ;...‘ ww ".. _ Ba rr ie , 7 ' s ispfey ; and in use 0 14 v e r dict of & Jeri, I. opts, , beets • saitbithem two fi eld pieces. , ..•. 4 , 111 . - e 40 . . • • &ion to the finding *lithe C,eamaiisioners, that eft l As we le.d no means of ascersaislegnilhat force the w ii . :l 4t Ythj a• a. , t li e wk: inos -P i t ea per ld re te ct i wojaip a reP•rl ity int asti to g y e oltlZ stat r idingkas prevailed batwess the naval soil . Commission should he salierseded • and that the pedal tlimericans . had ou this peninsula, I landed a detach- ceediegs under the Banker's Act ;head be adopters ' lotith 4 / !Mel erillkryi vat% two rifle Contyatifes whereby el property, meth exceeding the' engsgemente the ‘flOtklatill 98th regiments, ender ColoneliD . eagles, tir gros Y r.s, b o_ ra f.t . : l_ c i i h_ s eel's dutylll l ip „ 1".. ,41 of the firm, will be vested ht the hen& of respectable in the real 4. it, with orders to secure the is: t hrees, ......--,,---_i A feel it my to exp great obligations I am . ander . to . Rear-At ei rel trustees, for the b enefit of t he ereditini of tho Bank.. a n d toiteke possession of the heights which command ; , TION/IPA RTE. —(Dtiblin Evening Post. Pk.:: -.di 1 , . • •s$ - 1 thetetinbi ,hot I soon learnt there were no regular's tm.' , Griffith, for his judicious 'odelee 111141. TOW.% RP! ~-. . ti:Caltille, except the party which had blown up tat .: ._ aperatioo on every o ' is,. esti my thanks are We heve had the advantage of a short convent- - THE MERMAID. HOAX., . 1 .,‘ t i ne said escaped, and -that the militia, whicb likewise due to all the Captains of the ships employ., lieu with • very intelligent Gentleman of this city, --eimme - „ ... i f, L12...4311.4 Ft*. lailabled th!re p had dispersed immediately ots . I go, for the assistance they hese so erilliugly effooled, So facetious wag. desirous of il l fir , per lanAng. . mho arrived in „Doblia lag -night from a tour ou the dm,* fry could betaken in this net . (V 1 1 4,10 I'v. • .._, • . 1 r q • gra . i myself ~ _ i .... 0 ., I the troops, and from als Ake happiest restate hese , L, sear.Analtrei Griffith anti n tins surnve eI, A been experienced. ~.. . At Continent. lie was in Elba about the 20th.Augnst, lee a book sal eemeseably OD sasertley: Orli* lOW a great baal next day. Fwgi/Ois at tenti on io'Obtidning possession et the d and with a small patty of Engli T gh Gentlemen re- ' alod' s4 in ' 11 ' 1 "g dream' up a vcry plausible story respecting a 31 , i r , li i f I 'I have reason to be iv; s ell.sa - tided wilb the gallantry if. that pookl not be done, to destriyieg . . e , , __, att . _l._ . _BP_ mined there for. three days. On their arrival at 'been taken alive ant i n en shore sit Portmliell. •I , a s p 1 .61 . espy good coouoct of this troops, tai nave ; To- ewer arrangerent for this service haying been, P.m° Pere+, they were directly conducted to the I nefe , wh.er! it !Tr kept: a :oat atied.wita salt say tbanhp, to Maior-G eneral • G o wants, Col..Donglea, trttte porticelan were 1101 Rear-Adiairal entrusted the:exec-idea —l l 'of ilits t A i,a7 Board of health—they ware asked but one qnestion, ' 1 l' ed ` r e Dam : 5,,w, w . am t i nnier, of 0 _ lit tv,lrls snit el , ' 4 71 1- 1... ...; showyt by them and the strict disciyline,w,high imos eml respectable persons were given MN t • u _ • at go 1 ig . ~1 ,- „,,,. sad the commendieg o ffi cers of cerps 4 .for the alacrity' " what is your business in Elba ?" They answered, i bad sees it, Te fiat* wie . deweptioe, tbe letter swam!• 9 Th e me g i strete sm il e d, I Silt:leaned, wise stated liwwW, to bane bees very active a _nark- r ation . o f ajend force , ry s , t' to see the Iran Mines." . . 'LI •bv.i; , a,f . , iag ibis rate 6s/t. assisted by other two persolki. and a w erg. L asutens a r u n t nae t. J o h n , .., $ '" ~'•► t " . "" T r .as .. , been luaitgateeth . and immediately conducted them to the, Hotel, in. ! . 4 ,, a . The circumstances Mos detailed were transmitted in ales - 4. the b' Waif d t It d t theleMeaysetthe es n . epar men ati _ sa. till the er ' tbefiank companies o I i 29th, 'filltia ittnl• ' forming them that he should retain their _passports , ter A aammuck tadelst aldidergu:°Ftnibe Mi l i t, ar at tlie wiss a fite a :t t ed is tar s i ' bearin g the 98th invents. and rifle company Of the BM W iwi * " iii ' f '" p ersonal .st•fi t ' trio long as business or curiosity might detain them C r ar , alit lust. • the Editor, however, vert property staling bow be %C. 12- 'ed foe. the zealous manner in, li iell they 'have dis in Elba, and return them whenever they wished to bad received It, ent! leaeim the panties. joke for tbensselvel. charged their respective duties. . ! .1. : a l * .. depart. There was no other restriction et prelimi. meow tine Iteisedenaa.pe _lwr ea , i in he diese nad l oo as a ßieragY "l ihe akr: e 4. Maier Addison, my military Secretarp t will hen Paw. Dreamt avid Elatrtraad wee, * tioet dine is lee tyr easiv i era w aiadwmo 1* fay. ilei4l,l trite honour of detteasie64l.ll:4l 6 l) olll ' t: 11"" beets with 700 treops„ French and Italian, sceptics gave la, anise *at esnased Ills weT._ e, iota, devoted Co the person and fortunes of = re'l the lieu weld " *We*. / , .8011111 On! OP Swede, qr wag- M'Clellpod could not lat **sawn lrsi wen* all s bus 'o pal roc, and 'mesdames in the opinion, that he, t t e; o gs . ca .s e lieb, cam c ent's: 1 16;51w pairstelans,_ we tb/ongedP Pall ale dosing . ..lbis WielerOttheseopeeatiketf, and-is well enabled to afford 'your Leithilsip.oly fewtlier,ln formalloo yoa.may -regain.. I honer eateeeted4 the Was Writ evee:110116 before the battle of Mont "VT: 'foe tirbY.l:lrveiarogatio:n:iwtt/Xefs:florsc, ?Lo rry .1 yolenia and staTbOard tileen from the enemy. te, Ma. Wire.attpliter.ll l , dfenea 1 , - 0 1, C0!, 1 4/1 , ; 11 1 111111- engul ik red for the Mermaid. IL 'Gook diet at their B r jor i stdd.ison t w 11,9 will receive your Lordship's cam ferns, a 'term nolliitts smell oyaitiats, A to : ♦ elsitail alai astealsaweat, aelferseeereliblne abeesitt ; '„, ma,rols e respecting the re e ve of them, and I •losieseoet, white breeches, with siteelt ttodeWeekillis. I ITT, i tlrr ix i ::,:rire ,runt' In iwertoz bece .:" WV lii . grew I : nn FliN #, .. Pe ___ , ..d A take (I)4l,:liberAy of •reonunnemding hire as a delielliell '-111i purge is by no means so deeply inland *I-- sift 1 lity,loolspd on each other tit a tisich inf , trlil t ri Av. high road 44 1 ,4 Tr°f l : isw•r bride t° .___S ° ol", „,2,. an . offacer to pia; Lorsiship's Wateclinn• i 4 / 1 I 4 /19 W ood l a em . which perfectly coMmands thi .1 se ari .t o t ry to ; ; ; . ~. 4 hate itcwi , . . s , ~, u..4.,.11 appears on the coins; perhaps because his habit is i tberet i teeter ing z e us /Seen e t : T r i m/44MM*. air r e adtawitaa Williaar WCAri r . 'answer both them!, ittirposea, *l4 i s COnseqaently 1 .- . : (s . " - • 1 ttts stow fuller thee it was at the Owe ashen -these impres. ; s i b ag sv d the veintei.'s eferil. Their felmneei !jeweler , did net dwelt' tvlitlajeirtitifel-' Oossegit to occepY ' that 1-. a 1 • •C-. 64l 9 l fitiget . sions were taken. Ws ejea are notlarge or black, °ea 'kewe tin. Mace 'who werenite by derielert to • N. B. Tilgieintill of ki . . 1.0 98 449, f'W•Stfg its generally repteseeted, they eve very ' *Swag lane of in histimets, wipnwebtisens rialir- - • ... „ -.;-as-ere i tte.ead .to ~1 small and tin:thtlebby pnveding their ......4. Iv Lai atom" cod s 4 ; a l riber :l ti4e tb r‘s. t i lloe,. real' .'; , to &kind it till ing„ end..of i gytil!ergAgs4 or *ems. "kart. WO ' 'swims& . Mee, and almost covered with the eye-tashes, when se e a h o mes Xianne to ta l I n br it. k e . fistri Mei ii. to MIS, tile,. wit i 'Asusnoin as this wis : li . lie ti . i t sa . rl _,.. s 4,: po icz tyde 1 .--- , ,„1, ~.,,,, ~,,, .; ~ : t , , - ~ any one is addressing him ; the for high and he story if; W,:ligClet w .., !..•-,,,'t 's• - Ad m iral Grillit directed Captain Barrie P.l.'llse ieri awartin slWof vier s ' which at-4014 assrsicitt, the chin remarkably prominent, the month . surmi;emit_and the remainder of mitilltkilitliWabotit tO lead lO Englan4, 11144 Ifig,dar and handsome, the countenance more char ' —Du Satarday worn* 'onetime twargerod to his destinatio n , . rs „ .ter ,„ t k, o f a v 1 111 , 4, 0641 t h an a so ldier , an d a we I Raise, late Lam! Surveyor sea Itectioneer, was- ibbliorks were landed that evening at Casting. , beerEdelened.'llitirds me id"iiiiiortueity of infantile Wabsaw. ..,,elrsteediug that a street' patty of militia from . fog your . Lordtthip, that i lierb_received a esetir? leeed i / lead le has bed, at his lodgings, di.tinlvi;hed by thoughtfulness than animation, SO_gbbouritig township,. bad assembled at about communication front lieutenitet:Cotonei Pilkin te a trrng4l,llst - he speaks, repelling whilst he is lir oillso_asabary. Oa, She tiering preceding ho tlio lessiett,' tore • pp* featly at well as usual. In the Otirimiles,from Castine, on the road leading to Blue acquainting me thatitelliflended'ai,. Poise dist , tars. bioielgt,. his landlady , .took him p a ,1 seetret tatrong "patrole on the morning of from Machias.on the evertipi - Or tife - 19 t aiernn 9 l • He silo. like " a great sea In a calm." None of !• 114464 : 16 ' the 74 bef*idtiy-break ;on arriving at the place, I and after a very 'dlfficeltl•iiighi. ihai . , be bad * Ws Wail); mere whit lii:n hut his mother ; she is the , Arena s o rer Oh shave • wiall„, sad knocked t ee-deor sme tines Without. being asowened. si p ie . inforrite‘tbat the militia of, die county bad as- taken possession of tisk fort, r ertib ' tie the marks of at- •• " . • '.".;. • . .e,t,e..io r . . 4.1•... bet es; hil teamed ambled -. oil the alarm gone be i n g fired at the . w est morning. . 7 '•-• 1 . ' •1, 1 ,Fo r t but that 1 • Twenty - four of tantibn.' ot '' i...ca. Alit' their ever • - • if% Ore. L—Arrive I the Itygerins frigate, frost, at ; Mallow ear-%rig, frost Mille:do Helicon and Scylla Ra irbrig. frees a mat ; Martin sloop of war, has nalifaa r J tiospasefress Nary Mn summon, from Cork, last frogs lerlsad s wad she lases frigate, from Cork.—flailed sges'oliipoeseati, 1111adral Peerage, for the liodilerraaces, ske Wog rite, tie Ply ',matt —Arrived a large nett of eateSersi kora, Wordogagall a large sloop from Brest. • - fad gColltlt. Oct.Gel-Yesterday his ilties4y's Alp rtle, a onsime.-41aliti/lisieria7 hid Majesty's ships Ml6* 106 Woodkirk, Ws grilse. Meettice, Oct. 9.—Arrived the Altillince.packeL with lual sett passe rig e s. frpat Gettenhergh.— Sailed yesterday the Ileasfm, packet. for Canberra; nad the lads Packet fur Hul ked, bet% With Waits. FMK. OCT. 6.-4aformas om was received this morning of *me vowels beteg 11111 abort at Bally Carsick : their names bre the SOF. frau. Oreettech, for Lancaster, wish sisal ; the It Ktr. ,fir, Hier. with wool, . from Greenock. far Pie-ton; and the Siorsuity, in bnitast. They all got of the twos . tide withant senteslid damage, and proceeded on their leg Mr.. relic of e great beauty, with many. -tention to 'her person, aid highly rouged. There was no appearance of and Internal restraint on his mo vernotts- ' the British i . ; ontm issionar tviepbeil Ipad Oft the istulrd, sad there was not rho appeirahee of Any armed re:sel of is y t eatke ti great or small, seer the Island.—{Scut' She then went into , the town. .. _ , there oLe asleep, she thought. she would ‘.olllloalis ~st cgsstine upon our st appearance s ,- , t.-- 1 - _ :en v y-, , pieces . 1 ..... , to,b l tin.' After breakfast thiagain wegt4 boa oftii. twqr!body had since dispersed and „ reNciled:' . to t ifbres, fell into our hands on thiiiO4.6l - tflat k,iorki..g at ,tire door is vain, she etstered•4lo.neeen, ' respective houtet.::s tame stragglers'itri a lOw- , 'than half of which the 'intent* ;11itrifisiVe 11 •.. . .:...;11t,,PIA ash' again, foonfl itim.in thetas", sheath's. Fearing \ ap ,left, who Sted ako c itur advalineil.nas. e . , viceable. that he was deed she instantly Hot, for hie how from then toils to the ' woggle i ff s few . of wit - Oasi s - oimiog ` Brigadier-General Brenee;'fittiViiitotanAeil W r wick-coust, .110lborti.; stidoehrs twain's, he prisaners. No intelligefic! hewing riablintriii!frofis 'militia in this district; and some Other respects sa id that hi s - i fts h es . woos gehe go..—.fla at - .ass i fi tauce espt s ,Barrie on sstordiy,inglitlitiareheilav4i*Set : persons, had sent a' lettel• Oddreased to Lfeut.-C0 . ,. -was useless. A Coreoer's biggest, before G. lbw- seire6 hundred men and 'tits ligi.Oeld piete , spoil :filkington atidtipiiifti'Pgikhfogiiihtch the iuclasell . , 44 i .aoat, Fag.- sat on the body its the evening. Verdict Becketon at three o'clock titi, SOW./ otorotog t the Wo. 4, is a copy, and'pkeitettliff , was appbin . o ii--..D;e11 by the risitetion of G ed. . . 14th Usk. for the purpose - leerniog wait Progress :receive these gentletneK ° &V 0414409 e Or 1 114ame6 A Corouer's /moot was bold on &Aerial evening bf 4a a- 'of affo. *platen, De,. r. e terhs therein offerea.'"-Weti.ailit.:Cotenel -' • ii r ii -tti -a 'Mime SOO 144110 Ike ingtoti says, thetas soon es 4 tisii• ia 'talk 44 awl - wen* scot ._ _• ! . , his' official report", .whicitX isitt . _ of __ mode, *te a; _irtfittgiiitts , , at the Middtasez flomatal. ow*, Jitotk. .}_blii— isto ~a 14 .44 wi , .. e . ~ 1 4 Bull, of .11iith Holboro,, "Aim& itiLAlath 4* ON : - „ i -- i .It , ..., Tr>. u, _JAI - 4 - -„ . "\-*,.., .0 ,C•spie, ,lip 2.. d o',. _ -, 1044 , , nic of ` 4}al it me his official report, ..-._ friffraV morning of Friday, b y lt , a altesitfteddisellatrilkOlikor,,:do. ~ : 'l,, ftaii - M i t i rt il :: L til.- )1 ..* ' ...7' a. ! i r .11/.../Ttri Lot! . !thip by the firtt . 0000 unfty.: Accidental skate. ,• . ~.1 ,:! 1. - .:-1 ... . - ... en th ,p,„irt As, l i i i .. re* : n to be .2 ; Mi kftletit:CAtionel further meatus"' the Oat aisle -1 g 1 ..- ..g - :,. . . t Eceircsorwr.—As Officer of mak is the soy. and pssammtl i ~: ,t hi F t - ..,, s i taa ile, ar , lttchlte ifitan from Caltlifft teMillk'ritatived from Celit.. Par iii# tfif °fa considerable private fortune, &nivel Whey isegrgdlY woe e.t d r, se . weijhboy:igoottof Buckstou • Ike 14114ylks0 . 1lie n navat.,ltham' . indet gni a" week in t° ""* . CP* P rwedin g t° al ' /I°°°e ' llsl •• e.- l it ' r. to deitiok 'tile 'totip Pol l ees, they were Se- Varalyt. ihat thicodiet at ' "it' Aettorloi quietus( for bis wife, bar said, after sffertiag reit je, 'Mew hr 4 ib ' ' a • i ibr . 9 ' f I •01/)1 . U ., ! i - him returned in fond health, lamented that her mistreop.wwitrqfy • ',low(' op t p41143.1V.0 TA ...,-,.., ~ rt:e l roo ers on tra- 1 • ' rf'o' , e - ... iosii spirited. sad in so pervons a state. his abrotot aPPenr Ance , ii:Ortiti;clirti, IrPre it artiNKtiorce brought to U t i• .' tiveirtatilleisele cob jitilab Lorl. '" that i g k . l %, 6 l47: l l ,: d e i t i r d wita im g efs to ge ",„ d ce t e g li ree elleeE ,h e t . as r or ja a p er ep‘ l4l?g " k ‘ . . l : ill the costs,. of 'the dhy t inifiacle now in our goo- " .ship upon the iiillitlikibr hilt '' oil iry betWeiti i pto . .. ...... • , don, The bushy .set (=viewed 111 - it - W. - 4x -, . 6 cgt . Nor and , .ISei bet "ic .. ~.- •a' a r a - 14-- ,fir -,... ran up stairs. and no enterdig pot st , .• - s*f • ' in apparent very rod health,' yens% wordiest friend. The y ' . .. - ' seam perfectly vinyl/wed Lady and her friend haver ATTEMPT AT MURDER.: eight &dock. a most darkly taint. in the Five Fields. Chelsea,. to ro .ectabis, elderly-lookiog persoit: whir resides is Jrvaryadaveih, it. thisatreciuus art are aii Wa istline : near the Chafe is ed down by, it is mewled. Souseied no the bead. me a vein, and afterwards dragged the Chapel Field, and there i scribed. Shortly aflerwardil • resitiog in Sloaseatreel. ram lying apparently assistance. and carried). where aid wad aidwissidte (10 Si. ClPeeer& *WO W. eras state. iit a i ppepis that I imaikerebiet be wore; as other mticierst westistr boss = larawder* , 4 l the aeioh do attempt was matte. • .. • • ......_.. . • .enwrirs . THE ROM -a 84,R litia ) ii sii • , ~1 1. 4 60 0 aimis aiip . i p i ed . te i bibit i a , a , F .l . 1 , .. .: l iirru ., Inuit, otteste 8, 1M4.• qi to !...,liNki elrill il iras4' 41 • . . *flit • • er."lse.. t, The. Lem. Liodl, roitisloorsi of t . :. -". reZIAL DEPARTMENt ' . • dPeldedo thatith9 lyiut Optj e d •:.ti he • , 4 ,-.. "SC'! ii. • ustreet, Odi 9, 1814. t t • P u -4 t aa° Pt n A" • .1 0 /F a r o 114" . 416116 sn ; i l i . 4 C Y l i e r it Y tn: l X ret el o c r ee. tj tol t it e ri st a li t 14 . 1 .. fra t iii4 , 4 0011,82 .. ,11 91 . ,,1g . t io rre". ~ -. . . : -elf la4s..ltakity's rriticipd litt l 4e#4 ; , of State, ii ii , .MT !! , 04 . . of t , It _ .4 vf Is Oar fptimag 0 a copi: .• -` • i. , • , 41.4141191111:Prit ~,,..4.4 inolipior . t o th e ev U ewce (which was ver, ' Lle ' e f l i s o leas A pt * , you Loritsbip,,Aat .after clods/ lay diepate4lowthe • teen A osed en gptorday, the gaestlogi l 'inoig ltrindcl! I' mentioned my intea,tipairioe of Uankroptcy hd lieeppoli c s4 p artners w 4,, aF4 .4 i ii iimips, " . th and myself lost no time is salfiftin froffisOylifa; i,ore the bomniiisialoco n :. , , •::-.. . ' ' ' 6 with snob a naval forte} samillasel4pii Mr. lIIX CHI', CotikeioW4l;l l 4#4ll4 Cied . h,.. i tbd libirt as per iirsresfi 161 stesellibb An dbJEct _to accompany and co-oper•te with Captain Barrie on thigl/cation ; but as Hamden is ri mitriabive Cas- Art it-VP0444 0 ,ae--irtruq c gaguSif-n(-40.f. 0- cat a,kst oetypturimu. on the ,w4Sern.ohrik, wirto might *Mini suppret, if necessary,; to the force going up the rivepit at 'the saine . tuite'prer vent the armed popiatriiiN,liisicli its very notneroue to the eopthwarf from annoying p i e ieirt ""' " 44Init fir Adams. g,{ ppn t4l ot w airftt Belfait, *gat : is op •—__6 - • - • ' 4 . 1 . ' , , . . .. ~ 6 $' - _ - - .. • .- i - • I -' 1 _ _ .....,:,, i I test to go and prepare , sier gPrairliN.r . ?r - ~i-, 1. 'l:v,, : , r . , , . ___ _ . .. . • •.. savitmed by OW lisree'of this realloology ?if , , o ) In, •, - 1, ), , , 1 . 5 I i t ' llrri !"15...1777.11:Mr30% - e - -4.. - e,,;•11/.. Wag his Lady's aparthsetit, *tied bee 1 ; - " ' u ' • ' ' Utisiacterf at.. ; ion. oath, and very agiveably eatelealaistsi a it a i• 1,1 1 .1 , s i`'•',WQ" s . • I ._"fr ":.. l e l ". (sat o * g• •f' floo., iiiliiiiiol,lloo l t l t 4 T eines:mimes of the easeilag were ifiri. .: . CCC2I. ;lA, ..* iktie nd e d • t ''' . °:1 ? .. • .').•,• - nalklol• , t XII .I , sisrth red heat that all was sot right. alai the 1 g oy 4 p i" 4 v*c. _-. rned Alsat;Osptaps! Peeler , taken their departure for Pad. 14 , an.—Friday night, betwrett levee tad : rrie had proceeded Tr qus .1, . .en up . to ggiir ; '''' ''' !I ' 4l 7 "i'V E Th il ' am i 11 " 11 ' 11.4t r :i ''; ' 1 " r .. it • :, - iltiorruan the Peaistiseetiliwoallik %ANC non wag ma d e by swim oil. pod the karniril sent oo laircee,.., In a , boat II! 47 -, ..- ' - ' 7 "---le coitpliapeu wkli your tectellency's order i!, Chelsea ) , so mama ,a murder upon a gtign to ctitamunicate - orA 'l4lO, W hen •5, ti 194 . them ~ oi ttit. !at inst. I . suited from Castle's with the der king "pens*, or the name of tatt le ' I was; o 9 aitgessitY.for the itoor remamtug louger at, aree St. Mows's. Ilse forticebers of [ ~. , ; iacbaseet of royal tiller), the dank ploapanies of k f o u' o v r ; —l4 r . Larkin was progersling • BAstong they marched ' 'to Caine the nest ciay.:l , iwiiiii • -,,- 13-241, and 98th . cegiuseuts, sod foe rill= . is Five Firl .s, he was saddeoly_koodt- I vit4 oseariaineilibli Olgect .4 the 4.2 *(114 o i on p a y 4170 4 b i u m u o ,, ow,. regimens,. wto, k °it" hi " d g f. "' inil het " ileiefe " ' li on the 1 4 enoltscOt h a 4 attainell" it me mow dreadfaiSy wear it jugular: up i dr • •• ' • ,was " 1r.. ; composed the tee your Exceliency dad me the Imo golfabt • I there...* wage by the villains from the macliell„ sp• necessary for me to WU? , ....-.. . • • t o pl ot * oppr, of i z al erod, t ear 4 14. pne(1011, there left in the st .te or iosto4Ottity ero) es 41 , 4 „ „ le a n . of • 6 , , . mit . ; , ‘r 1 . _ . iivitit thors. the ow 15 ardiJ adman of Ow otwoe IN Bakere s i . As , • -7 , 1 2 *0 r** _a __ • 1 • reele d ..... 11 ' .I .* rAI-cipikilitlitir : : i . . t.t. mss _put, foosol,..ase'oafavittaee ) f •P° llO , l OE ~ 491 P 9.•°" , ' t ° J. ° 'fl Ntipy, in ea ospititiell tiVtiliserrirer..• i. . lifetess. hi ,r B. iissellililipt : Mot to Mr. trotreos , at a . i i ii tbaiessotif iining i silf. " r — On - the morni et the 111, - limel% proceedell (weal° thw. Mo was IhdowtrAMllpyllik. it, whom Ow as 11010 1!. tf"' t ii P r 4.* • • pi nobsent .04 ,Abere Ph_ e tows of f renkifeat, - 11 mil of . . . Ale enemy ou their marclirsaiiirds toy the sv o •sibirw , which indtfced me ro 11 0 4 • 4 4- guise wee robbed orb's let alb' • • ssamaqes y g ay, 1.0 ‘ . - etitenant•Colonell r oe ' - ; stemmas fora lkirat4 oniie e i ... . " • .. =igi LIMA heine - inen _. . vir - giooeioy . rolmity, two rise mormlcs O 4 )40,. j#prtiedaile, with a detachment et, sbohmoibeebtogio , 5 - . • 6 - 4 .. a at . 34 and gb h m i n a s . " ittadiebsl riflemen of the 00th "a* . • iit rev _ • . • .l , • - - , . . . ' . . ~. . - ANC i- '' --. ' .... . . • _ . : .. MURDER AiIiiNTISH TOWN. 7 _ _ v . . . I Air. Teams, the Magis•rate. before whom Sharpe. amid 'with** is mOer of Elisabeth lbsbniss. in Kentish Tows. "a .1110. es. esa the filth kW. west in Cold liath Fields Prison for the Atirpote of re-rsa in ining the Prisoner. Sharpe was taloa the oyertwesollliv. sad tatorwipard as to two owe who wee area in his goal naa_y a short time pre-evling the murder, is the illheistity of Keatish Tows. He said be had sot berm 11 alkiur, nide any men, and even i he had. be saw so bent ficial rep rlt "which ootill arise to Itiosoelf from cooomnnicatiog their aawes. In answer to vitae (ohm 11..4•5001/5 which were pitt to him, he .aid Ism he was the elde'i of 'seri..r children, and that his father was still ali. e. lie positively dewed his guilt. It appears that the stretched liana was discharged front the 'fltaltator, as a stip.rnuaterary, in 1813. since which time hr Jam ied a vagrant life. lie was in prhion ?or passing had essia. sand ever since cautioned to sisithis friends in Clertenwell • . ,risen. • . . Mr. E. Chaplin. n Gentleman who wad precept. entreated the • ?darter. as he had no hope of merry,. if he had any arecesfr to discover whc they were. He answered, that am , iliscmsery which he could make cenW not save bis hfe,betheaid therefore be silent; and to a Clap man he declared• with the armrest eft/toter/. that he felt no companctissas of conbcienee. as he wa- .rertectly innocent. ile had said be bought t• e clothes fantod in his prnsessient, and this was the fact. The Prilsoer, past epaatiaatiun, was removed to Ne n gate. app • aiSC 411.—0 n the Stit in't. Patrick Smith was pat Itt etv,bar on a charge of havin: robbed David Make an cite Nines highway. on the Th.:May wet rtliog. appeao el, ac cording la the Prosernmeo etatement, that both parti s briar hilletted nt the Man in the Moon. Chrtsrit ; two am ▪ the lay in question, 4•ni tit arcotapmied Wake to snide him SO Mate place in town Oka! the Prisoner saw Wake had money shoat him. us be gat chime Fair a one pound no te °t t ow as Ike! 01 0. 1111401 ‘ Ki.tes !UNA, Prisoner looked about .4...beerte whether au person aim approaching. Smith struck W.l, ,et .he he..ti repeatedly. with 'illicit blows he was so I •tarawd that he fell. mad remained ia a state of insentiiilitit few - time moiteltro After this the Prisoner picked Wake's pockets Att it. It a la, ere, -11 w. pod the* ras Ga.—Falls ceas • e itte.l to Nr. 'tette sr sake ariA I I 3 • 0, 10 1 _,