The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-29 00:00:00

• ~ ~~ . ~i So. 1121. To rm.: PROPRIETOft‘ OF 1 4 .A.1 . T1V111A STOCK. tuts s ANU GENTIL.NNLN, rrii E very ravnlirable reception r hare met with during my mewls. iodates me again (1 offer myselfjo qurnotk upon the present v trawl that has (*calved in The I).rertion of vour . . l lffaie,hv the Doatirof Nlr.JOll,l Lit , , and commit) to solicit-the holism. of *war Votes mad IntereA on the day of Ballot. Thelength of in q Tyke in lo.:•cand a faithful diseh:srge of my dais to the Company, are the ground; o:' which I presume to entreat y nor rapport t and I beg .ou to minder to Mart services , as pledge+ of the rte.st a.d anent' wag which my endeavor's. , shah he etert ed for tae kir-minion of ) air Interest's. should you he &rest dimisseasto MO 4 vaia• INttering a mirk of y nurapprJbat tun. I have (be honourto r.onsaia, Ladies and Gentlemen._ Y r Ltithful, ' , smile Servant, • • JOHN RLADEN TAYLOR. - • 40, Devonshire-place, Sept. 46, 1809. Colonel Comiaittee towel daily at the City of tootle Titer», where any friendly eounniuticati4ni will be • tbdultAiite received, • -- e 4 • 4 40 . . TO THE PROPRIETORS Ot EAST INOTKETOCR. caste- span oil et.eartit: THE Death of Mr. TRAVERS, tour Tate worthy Ilirector, induces ow nes* tit . 41W airdeffNo your notice KS a Candidate far li': Vactuiet ec asie ed kydlikt event. an t l eariestiv the ti moor Or VOW' amiii iv tup p p i tai The de, lug situation hi. your .kindneva tae so the late flaunt, and Ise acees,igni of 'alai. powerful friends who were then pre-engaged, .justify a well-grounded confi de's& In the afiaiontent or the objeel of it haubition. I hec kave to repeat m. plerlg- of the drhtlty nntl zeal will, whirl' •h JI des::te in)sell our wrvice,. shad , ' Yno be *toed to confer. toe the iiktioetion to which I r.spise. I lave the homer to be, Lathes and Gentlemen% Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant. JAMES DANIELL. Billner—Tiare, Sept. 25, 1810. %Ir. Daniell's Coustifittre oleo. daily at the HMO Head Tavern, iu tar Ptudtry, from eleven tililtiar o'clock. • _ . _ rl LOST estertlay 4 or left in. aoHatkocy • (leach, a Itc)FNU 1t0.,H GOLD IN lIFIF-AOll.. Wil;srift f . oinui Int .ant, :unl will bring it 4r. I. ortnum,..Statianer, in un rt,iii reit-ire Fliirk%4loWlDlOlo4 ILL WAND. , • se l l*. 29, 180 , 1 4). • - • - • CH F,A MAI* *W kftitrisLk a • j r • tM. COWAN, fru'' , uosPc, 'NoOI,I • sTR %NU. alleviate from rad' • :ineampow, , ▪ na sale ibc most extvelre A•a ! trtmeat in Lumina, of the ahov, 4n trissotharrantra of the tvevt materiels and Wrirkr , . mato 1 6, 11101, fonseipsenre of remit/imp regal' , row* en,asled to supply Clen m tlren with all tlyl pet: cuisst. er the nista baltrnee In•iert: • **- The great einearsrusent J. Ni.9 w hav,eperletiead sin ring .b lan eight years,. iodate. him in tr4 6 e this m e thod ref Maki i r, N•idic the about. plan. the irivalfrlzef ..rtthiFh 14) ilt)% inn , tkit it needs only to be gentrall• • kn., ten SO !se al., most universally adopt•-,1. The malt, supplied as NEXT 11ONTIE T o BISEI respoctfully rentintis.the Public, that • the STATE LOTTk;R I' not onlv bexhu, bet ou Friday the 'Mk of nest llionUt I therefore all who Irish to hay, a chance to gnio`..• . . TIIOIifiANO POUNII).4 1144b0 ',urs i ne ef a Angie Number, most boy ',mynas the chiming as the whole Lottery, romi-ting of ItEMIJOI. in Prizes, will be derided i,i()Nr L t) . TI GK aal SR ILLS are sriFing in vent variety, at his old .....4tals.ilhed (I tiers in I. ntiltnt, and by ia the Coventry, who in the late I.nttrries have bee i remarkably Tar. Notate lo welling and sharimr, arLiainten,e ~amber of CAP!. TAL PattES,..partiettl i 7AL i tho twe la4t 30,4,14. Prises, shel:s at 001. Prise. the hut Capital Prise ewer draws. * 4 l, PER§ONS in . the eIOUNTR Y Mar he sopplird, the one ,$) if prevent, by sewing their ort•r+ (pmt nr c.rriage areovirinied with good Dille, Cash, Oink Smelt or Post-I)%ce Orders, to either of his iird e.t ihtt.h-il (like:. • - 1.. 1, CO It or 9, CIIARINGIVIRDSS, 4, , netnn. Wh-re all buoioesf in the Pohlte Fends `is trailiktmed fidelity and di..atch. • " Please to remark, the srATE it the ONLY LeITTLItY that will he dinwo THIS YEAR, ,NEXT 110.,1111. , • • • flaW IF r asol.CO. Joint Zoog - hu s la' with Go. k 3 vernonent fir the Firms( !TI:STE Lori r. ft Y. reveet fa I b infiirtn the Pithhetbat . Ticked' an.l 14:iarrob are on Pmle, in great variety, at their Office..., We:11, Pitaltr) 12, Cattrin,c-rruto t and 31, Aid gate . Tbc Selo •me of thli Lowy ie entirely newt and iniv hithr:r. t t received the 11117.1 utopmaillerriSprohalintr; there art , way . S,00) tlaolverritt Per I.ottetv, at Hoe talp•lr DIFI A %% N Iti ONE DAY. the 'iOttl-ntNetf litonth,4lien.the rationing Capital tetht 411triba tell among iPliffort anode Pa rcitaierfefix. 4 - „y.ors,ilos• •• • • 7el/ 0 1 000 • . of .€3;91.X1 111, ....• 4140), • • 4' . or ' 1,03002 Itesittes the inferi,tr Prism of .£11111177111141tC as irinal. I'big Lottery a 1.,, preseit the oopetrietrtitv nrcerJ,erisei of fereJ to the ot eaintor. t:te ironware /Anon' ,4•1111134000, A1i.1.0011, ar 4/10,0,q), by th.• purl babe of floe N testifier way. • ALL IN ONIS irsiti"! The • onls Liatery tub. DrAwn this Year. DECIIAItDiUN GOOK/EYCK, and Co. MIL Corobill, sod Chiwiii[-Ceiwt,• rivet-MO . I swiwiintillie Shut tar .whole of the Slate urty will be in nu e Del, tkh itif Or-tuba' West. tot. 1.01t..rr bag °Mr bAJONiunlien (from No. I to 5001) "Ifinst‘r i = Voter Ticket% of a Number. ru that the Par diver ut Stogie Ticket will pin* Pride of VO.POJI. Ily Two Tklete of the same Nnuttwr, A rise of ' X/1.11 id It, now Tickets of the swot, Number , A )'rise. of ... . . • Xli0,1:60 , • Itr ?Oar Tickets of the tame . :11tianher. . A Pier, of &doll other Kits 4 in the same.PrOiturtiwo. CAPITA!. PHILLS. I of A.''..Wltt. 4cf .i.;.41110 j 01'2003 4of lld of Si/ • itc• &c. &c. A • d sot three Mankato a Prise. !*sr ATRANItti.iRT—bROPSY (RAYEL 08. sTRUCIIONS ia the U/I.I,IAN.Y•PANSAUF. - -DIA;" 81:1' LS, unst64llllE,R Al. W It NABS. rAKELLS* JLgUITS I)ROPS.. IN his Majesty's .4 Nsvy thew Drops hair his was lOU yenro pa't imiintabiel their character its n ope ratic Lit tbr lirprol ; riearrl. Drap,4, !tiractkunry, Weak heal a n d Obanicrion.. in the Urimtry Twmace,•wwl (lenerol ; —hut particulnrlv for emir absolnte awl prep ; cure of Alta Vosserlepl I)4ea , e• Etikteilier F'S l4 Illattik; ;Ind SPVCJIrte R.F.mv.pir, are the smtiy lac an.l expeditious t'ith'e', and are so Is tutesl its their nature, as let 14tIltor svrtraiLl. • A, a rwiaratioe, foe 04 4 . c-rat DC:31111, Wessell,' denies Drop, have beta long kanon r.tra. ...teemed ; it netalcat llle Dehiloir arioesfroiii tS4. tan cop% 'US as Or 11 teary or in-' *lain *Wit Caiotate, tarp . ant equ ally twro wealth- : --often at hive Cur Ina:dor:n-1e 141 be to .01.1 lota 1)614, taste% itv.,ni t I La d , d on,...•nr say wrolossis u. tae Ureters nr 111441. r, Dialosials. 601)0 , •sh) nt inaltalA Wa ter, will el pesiente a complete care ky der persevenatm SITAW CO. titi, ii.f.turst;aarrh-xaot, aatsat chams4 their Nlsdietnes• ill Ir. %ife!*l!s, dun.. can sokattily be woke sides* a Wm* %clay, eagsased with sheer ad• dm, apprais um the ...wattle ewer, -41 41 ae• •- Ask for Wes.ells' Jr. mit% ir PrLe Ya. Vd.—lts—aaa per battle. . I - , ' . ....-- ...Nr.. 7 -- - - • -v. .f • • %I. tr . .' 4 ) • ,i V . 14 3 .1". • 11 , •• . , k .•4 % 1 , • .e ? k: f *el 1 T • . ... 1 Ji r • • . . V AO •." , ...,' • • ‘lfiZetilii.; 4 •eei••"*.ii/n00 4 ..r... t __,-. ...''''rt" .. *. -.1. : . A. , , '..' • '•... - ' ‘, 91 :1N ... 4. : .11. : 1 •: . \ "7. ('...1 . 41, •a •,, _ ~.7..... ' t7 v,i . -z.•,. ' t , :0. - s - ".'; ..."- --' ' •. • • . _ .'. t t, ',. :- - ',..11 ~ 1. , .. ....... 'A ' • , ye. . • . , iih, _ - ..„,) " • :•4 4 1 1 . ! ar,„ . • • . : . 7,, 4. ". .4 1 T . ... • ' .. ' • 4, 5147. ' ",..i . :; ,.. . • r * ..i . • ' - kl- • 1 4. • 1 . !.• . . . .' • * •'. .. 1,,,,: t 1.7111 :: '. 4........, : 1 ... ... !le •r • 1 . i P , •i f . . . . . . . .. "' l i• li ti . "l: S •• I 1 ' I .'. S - '. - .. : .• • -'. •• 1 '... ..- . •• I • ~, 4. , . . __..... FAID4Y, SEPTEMBER 29, 1809. Ull., Eleverivy, gearhorotigh, Whitby, I,la. _eellt.P•leraersagad our Marone Crow, Pit Wl4)sT (7MtN, (carrying milv four 'snick) sot oat every morn lticfroas Ilse GPLOCN CKt)S, Chariot-cross. HULL Mail Cones to weal evert , Evening. . . By Mit/. HOUL'FON and CO. Few the—Golden-cross the following Carri age.. sot oat, beside • ninny others too ounserons Localisms: Yindleated I.eedr NeW Pak Coaches erery Martiing. Liverpool E peditious Post Cfmcbes, )qe Night out, every Moulting at-Sit. Holyibra.l and North Wales Moil every Evening. Oly bead, Siiir-w*lmirv, and Birmingham New Post Coachc, every Multi* of ' Mine. !mild +% %% o .r•r•,ler,•stdOrfordMailevery Evening, ntul a I'.M ( . 4130 TUeid:lY • Putouts:l , , and Siststrdav at Two. Milford Haven, Carimuthen, ‘..lnucester, and Cheltenham) %hit every Evening. Cheltenham and Us furtl New and only Day Comas every Minting at Sit. lirigotim4 Emithouni, iVortifne, Ilmaings; Porto/loath, g.,ialtaintoton, file of ‘V i4ht t Bognor, I.:manner, Artunlel, Little flansistun. Mar ate, Ra iturv4e, Dover. Deal, 11) the, l'ittitebto.ie, &v. Cioarbes daily. • • A .. • • 'On \t'ood.tv lb! llllVioitant, wits pliblished, tkirawnliweed weekly, peke ) . Nak. I. Of RAT ES' 4013 PA, !MAI: - ENT JILJP, l'OfisY...vstbe diesppoinkneots *kith me dilfe`repe• 1 • rie.i'ed by the del.tv no' tne imertitin.stf Advertisement MAW' sty of tke fiseeanki k St..en the necessity they dre undfV•iif cod_ veving the Pupils. that arse. 4ameA4i* eatik 'curios Iwo. fmituuttlilt, forWilliffil they aresa principal:l, , intended, ana the @elan, tatarsvesimare.mal Itifteo•atteatlant thereon, call Adair f.n- the appticatimi of an ereetual rotund r. Llndieo On, endsidMation, hl eolled' with the titil it v and ati vantsige wilich the prrar.a.,D.-Innsnllui‘r to . thst l•ripprietor is itatucel to tiler tie saner *and h. it, reKu ly and aditintauce only of whack itl to obviously lineftrt, vin. stfornatidas 1111Ii•It1 Priperfy • {Vnieri, and pie Ds‘pa h eo, • If AMY WAY, t it is presumed, pcpve a custecutrated tionrce of Infor tuntion, facilitatink tlt, K.lowithlge of Property for I)isposal, or IV anted, to both Vomitus aild Pureistiser. Evteteive (Neel/lotion . in a W irL tor Phi. nature, Is un- daubsedly necessist), and even iiod6peasattle. to its very Ex , tracnce. MI. ?twain itive.ted dr the vae.asirea*d and often' contratlictetcv Raintioni. the tedious and insipid pr' lisity,' of Details on Pashionablc Life, of which so frequently the Co lumn, of our Periodical Public.itians in the present day en tirely cmaiist, the Dinnevear prevents on confined Meats of cirr is j u sims to tho l e aho may ha/plus it a ith heir Fa...urs. The Sanction, Estenuragement, ant Approlvatinti, which the Props ietues Plan las met with, from Men the most eminent awl I.lleireMtrUi in the Profevsiln, and their Mutt Oilers of AS. skew e. iiklate aim to guarnmee to the Paltlie, even at 1:1C Owlet. a m:ul geared and diffused Circulttion. To the Nithilit (,cots,, and the Public in groeral, w by may be ihelitoed t., purchase ..r dispo:e of Lscites, honors, de. the Proprietoruffers with deferenre, the Iscru,al of the Otass.soas itself; and only be leave to hint at the Sim plicity and Else of a Plan for aU.sining an °hied of general Importaifee, at present so dilatory, iticooventrot, aild expen sive. . . _ Ile oislies, however, the deriinitil of an intermediate Armies iii :inv. Concern which appears in his Publication, and that it may be.coasidered as .t Maxim upon which sari:ibis intends to act. The 1./inst. - Toni is Med at the fespertable Coree-Houses in I.•mton, and also nt th.• princiral lour and Iti•atling.- Ron m in the Provincial Tonto and Villages; part of shish is annexed to this I'ol;lpm:ins. . COFFEE-ROUSES IN (AMMON. Bank Collie-house, Thre.a ineetile-street. Baptist catree-boutio, Chancery-lane. Catfee-hoots, .('own s • • Bedford Cofer-hobs', Southampton-row, Russel-square. Blacksmith's •AcnisMaveni, Law er.E.nt-Sinithdeld. Ca I ngan 4' oflec-hoeue, Slemae-street. • kimtle and Fatima, A tiler-gate-street. . chapter ca,-Imu , e, Pgternoster-row. • eam.liercial Skimirr-street. ••• rtirnivat's Law C.011ee•R01144% Holborn. • Georre's Clare-house, thincery-faue. George usliltlue Rims, liolbrirn. Picea:Way, Gulden t'rm‘.l, (*haring-cross. • 1 - 431 ',, Imo Lotrea-1..m.0, 11.Aborti. 1 gitchrit's Coffer-house Piccadilly. . Iblretsisio lintel, V ereitreiL I.,:inglo..urts Wald Cuifee.hoit,e, Procharcb-street. Landon Cuiee-hose, Laidgiste-strece. • , lloorgate Culfre-house, Stanfield*. Oxfis.d Coller-laistse, Strand. - Peefe's 1:0%e-home. Fleet-amt. ' Partisan Arms, /carton Pa7ddincton. Priam. kr Wales's Code.-house, Conduit-,triet. Searic's Ciiifee-bane, Carey-street. Plaughter's Coffee-hou.e, St. Slartin's-lane. 41 h" Cotfee-hoosci Story.gme, Westminster. Slack Esch.o.,ze Colec.tumbc, Stock Exchange. Si. ausev . ii (:..tree-how-e. ante;l.s met. • St. a;sd Doctors' Commons Lollue-aome, St. Pairs • t'hurch- t urd. Swan sad Two Necks. lad-Isite. S•es ens•l Hotel, Ilimd.strcet. ti.streadislas Oisdee-kowse, Chancer -la, ie. Temple c,otrec-hasse. The Benton. Hencit•tta street, Clvent-garden. bite /Inch, Foter-louts. ill's ('sec-house, t4earle-! York /Intel, Bridge'-strcet, PROVINCIAL 'lOll. • Rrantley Barnet Iti,latip-Stanford t 'roydon • 0140'4 Omar D:ottord Dorking- • Hotat.thic I.lrOitit • Blackfriam. Al AND VILLAGES: lictse Hampstead Harrow ' Han 6ird Marlow Islington Kensington Kraniagt,m Ritner. , ri Iticimpomi ttradaug Epsom • ' setatka4 /.10ak litanmore Farohatn • St. Alban's theetinkh alsavenage t:reat 1 1 . ford Utlawl,;e tinittlfwid • •4 Muni* Of Ilasnincrimith Wiwdsar - Itar.isry' . Wstft/rd )1,04 tiup , . A.l.eritseimehti are received at Noi. 4, m i pie.-fiveel, !Ken t-bevy's:squat, Weser,. kil l :tied 1 1 111 1. Mi. ntlaSt•Herl, rO NO. WI, OxfordrreLL 44 r. !bow, #o i rbellrr. Cergehdi, conu•rorthellnya Eirtimige, w h om t , e D i ray sort. May be balk, and of ad Ileukeellers Ihroaghout t?c United Kingdom. . • Infield NOW SELLING OFF AT PRIME ('OMT, THE emir° STOCK of Mr. COLLY Eit, HOSIER, of 116, Fleet-street, miring front tiu,i ness t entsisting sf as extensive A‘sortment of Alen and W o men's Silk Hose i an immense Stock of his B.lk, with Cotton Fee', 6s. per pair nod upwards I great choice of Glum) (Weds, Worsted, &c. and every desetiptio.i of litisier, Gloves, Bracer, &c. &c. As the whole is to be Soil without reserve, bhopkgepers sad Families will tied this au eliglh:e opportunity to mike an immediate purchase. N: B. The LEASE, &e. AT. of the v..hhible Premises to be disposed of. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. : Thurtddy t Sept. 2i. This beiug tiro dey..ou'which Parliament stood summoned to turd, the Lotto Co.tivest.t.uit went to the /louse of Peers at half-past (WV laitliaelr— Thoigther of the Wait It 6.1 app6red shortly after at the Bar, with one of the Clerks of • the Commons as Cite Itelaresrntative of thatiluuse ; and the Alerting of Parliament 049 furthor• pros roped, I.)) 0.1 , 111,11.0011, to the 2d day of No.. ve.nher. The Conimissioneri were, the LoaD CHANCELLOR, Eart i ßaTtillit3T, and I.,:rd WAL. SI raw( VICE'-R Etl.l I. TOUR. Ltxriucit, 2'2. • -On Tuestlav last, in Cork, the lion. Colooei•Vorrker, M. P. waited up his Excellency tho I f oid 'Lieutenant, reglic4ling hem to Millie a il•iv w her he 4 uuld honour the Coe. potation of that, city will' his company to dinner ; when he was pleased to appoint sloutlay, the 2il Clctuisor Heat. • • •• A deputation from the merchants, bankers, and prosupal inhabitants of this city, coexisting of T. F. Wilkinson, and Joseph Carpenter, Esqrs. also wasted on hi, Excellency same day, to conAratts. 14to him o t his arrival its the South of Ireland, and to request his Grace would also oame it day, uss which lie would honour them with ills cornilally te dinner wheii ho was pleased to appoint We trsap. lay, the 4th October. These gentlemen Weremesi graciously received by his Excellency, to spelt ' ', as liersonsdeputed by so loyal and respectable a body iti the Merchatiti'and bankers or • this city, tfic htiisour of knighthood was offered by his Grace, which horiour these G l / 4 tilleinett &caned accepting. Wednesday, his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, and Duchess of Richmond, 'the Earl - of March (Ills Graces eldest son), the Ladies Lenox, &c. Scce and suite, arrived at Killarney, where the must sumptuous preparations hate been made fur their' reception. His Grace MI taken up his abode, (during his stay at the Likes) in the mansion of the Kul ut Komar.; hick his beets lifted out, by order of its noble Proprietor, la a style suit. able to the accommodation of his iilustriuus guests. The various diversions ashith the Liken agonl, stag-hunting, Ate. will be brought forward fur the anins.ment of his Grace and piety. .Ou Tuesday next, the Lord Lieutenant will arrive in Tralee, and will partake of an elegant collation prepared 'tor hies at the castle. His Grace Ones with the Eari.of Glandore, at A rifle, t.Abbey ; where he intends remaining fur that and the ensuing day, hind uu the2Bth his rime sets out fur this county. • • •-I ) The Mayor's minerl dinner was celebrated at the Arms, Carmarthen, on Tuesday last but one, with the'usnal festivity. Lord CAwdor, uho tilki the chair as %tayor of -the Iturotigh; appointed John Jones, E..q. as his successor filo the magisterial seat, which nunsination was re. CAI itlt the general pintas of .all present.-- Mr. Jones addressed the company (above 200 in number) with assurances of his zealous attachinent to the interest of the horingh, anil his determina. tion proinute its improvement and prosperity, during the term of his Mayoralty.,—.o,illiate Nur. gat', Esq. the. present Deputy Sam, received the thanks of Lord Ca - wdor, for ids very active assistance is Gide, ant' ilnputtlal ilitelarge of his duty. His Lordship's health was drank ;--and the compliusent retuined by his Lordship. The lion. Mr. aunpbell (his Lordship's son) was also given . with three times three. At this meeting the proposal of Mr. Cherry for erecting a new Theatre at Carmarthen was submitted to the com pany by 'J.. Jones, Esq. the .Mayor elect ; his Lordship's approbation followed ; and the pro position being• supported by William Morris, Esq. J. W. Hughes, Esq. John Brown, Esq. and many otheeleadini Gentlemen, the plan was carried intp immodiao effect, and the sub. scription more than half filled at the table. Mr: Cherry was present., and was no inconsiderable iddition to the hilarity of the day. The eveitimg ,Scrutioatal with the utmost lurniony and good. humour. . . The following are the ;seines of the missing ships in the tuts last fleets [rum the Leeward Islands and Jamaica PRICE.,. For Landow—Peggy, Smith, front Antigua; and Eden, Penrier, from I:remade, parted. eoe,v , iy 29tu August Inotnroia; aunt Asti, James, rroal For •Liverponl—M iry, Jaaies;• from ,lantatca; Lyles, front Martinique; and 'Piave Shten, Tweetyalan, from Antigua, trilled ld of Au,:ust. For driq .I—Atieu, Reed, hues Harhadorg. Far Media—M-1 m, Helena, frees Antigua. Far 1101'44—Lino) Intent, Taillor, froui Antigua, parted Irth of August. • The lit,huit 4.1611 man has coll.tteil the Rev. John PrutyntatS, .IPte *coo of that I)iiiceit., 'to . stiu vicarage of Chislick, in the tolinty of MiJ diem:it. Also the Rm.. Mr. Wilsottito the vPicurtige of hiartuu, it Lincolosleirec 4%' • ' At tilirtAtch Vasakubegigr abases was . sat so Mk, Indiesaheit.abew Cette•hraili...4l. per cwt. hops, of which the supply gig. Beigiy; Worn 59. to 71. 10s. per cwt. (.; 1 R LIS Lk, Szpr. 0. 1. • - -"II . . AVe have to record one of the must destructive inundations which ever occurred in this pall of this country. On ing to severe anti incessant raid ***Monday, The rivers which ens iron Ceritsll,4ltet fatibh• the Caldew, and the P e t er ill, un Titesdity mousing overliowell their hanks, and preditat a vast and maguiticent sheet of teeter, beautifully spotted with little Wands lied' slumps of treas. Happy would we be, were the.grendeur. of the scene the only eirculintaitei worthy of remark : unfortu. palely the piiitful'iluty tettniins of noticing 'the de. strectien'andcata•trophe occasioned by the set% den well s .' . 5 •5, Thresh 04e Lice and Peteriti went not dada* lititiiichief, by far the largest proportion of Ihlio ntage was etfated by the Califew, whose mono. Min torrent, hurrying atones continued der'oety, aellttotly gave warning of its approach. By thus* persons in end &Mr cialilewgate, who saw the flood descending le its fury (which was bet sects the hours of five and sir in the morning), it is re. presented as resemhting sonic mighty tide, r.,lling forward with astinzing rapidity. lit Shand 'mph*, Caldewgate, and by the Demside, the hotter. were inundated to the depth of three, four, and eves six feet. Furniture of every ckseription .1 ..is car., ried away; and a house on the •margin of thq river, inhabited by two families, W 34 itatel , duet, scarcely a minute After they had nolideA, I precipitate retreat. Part of Useir. property *.si afierwards recuv e red, it hati ng beet" pat epee. , i the shore about thr ee guiles below. It was lamentable to view the intmenseqnlinti. 1 tics of grain which were .driveit down by the current : at ante time the river presented the sin. ;filar appearance of au immense moving field of corn. A small part was - recovered by means of drags, bat rt is supposed that sonic hundred thou. - sands of s;e• ores have been entirely lust. Timber' trees, hedges, ike. were-ail carried away in one promiscuous ruin ; stone walk were levelled, and the ground stripped of. its soil. A remarkalthe 'inset lice of the latter occurred At Sebergha in ; in a• field of .potatoes, containing about one acre, not only the roots, but every particle of soil was swept away ! so that what ,was formerly fertile land, MI eon' a barren bed•ef gravel. At the same place, the woollee• manufactory of Mr.-411ettl„ Aid! the ruitc.hiuerg, 4:c. woe entirely swept away. - Sebergham bridge shatea the same fate. The bridge!. • at Ilawkesdale, Hesket, Whelpa, and (me the' rival. Ellen, near Marypurf, have been likewise.; destroyed. . .• - The followiek accidents, .we are sorry - illn 'state s have come to our knowledge:.-..At se e as*" 41 10 prates of the last.mentioised bridge gavot *Ali a boy was passing on horseback ;he attl i k . sly 6 per . isluil, but the horse essayed unhurt. 1 li,e,Fi. liett ter Wares: being greatly swollen, the hoes oT an old woman of the demo' of 3l* Calvert; at' Eield.end, near Woodrow, was sefroondiet .by ater ; the belpieweittletrovi of the - pani'crestOre exciting the fears of thiennigbbontsi is SOMI as it' was practicable, her pqaditiop. was attended to, when she WM diseurcts : In .-iler,,Oxtl t it 1.'.. less corpse: and, on *Monday 1 nigh*, near 100 sane place, the 'dritk•r of a po4t.chalse b... lunging to an innkeeper, in Whetuty missing • his road, from the darkness of the night, and the severity of the weather, the horses plunged into tho fo.uning deep, where they-were drowart/ 7 'and the chino: dashed to pieces, which fortunately contained no passengers. • blintelkuslithe driver regained the shore. • Toe rivers Line and Elk were also much swot. lon, and immense quantities of curb were carried Off (ruin the luw grounds. The floods have also been destructive in other places. We had heard An ll,Altam.bridge had been washed away, but 1 off Miwcastio correspondent is silUnt on the anbjeuts. ••• -::. -!• :". . • , During the Stsbnsissio ~......._, tip a nd to the Papal . yoke, ecelesiastital censures were rigidly im.' posed, and implicitly obeyed. An eminent in. stance of this occurred in the reign of lisps y V. d i when the wives of 11. Lord S' -TRANOZ and Sir Jo**,, TRESSEL, "'tri ll ing for place" at St. Thinstan's Church, during Mane Service, their busbasidit . " 1 and attendants at length engaged ht theifffeay..:::' • 1 The quarrel soon became general; ntaity•liati 1 wounded, and one ince actually killed. The quents, however, ` were quickly secured, an, / No service of the Church immediately suspended.... '4,fter due examination, Lurd and Lady STRANGt being adjudged by the Archbishop of CANTER. watt to be the aggressors, were commanded to "du public penance, which they thus performed : The officiating priest of St. Dunstan's led thee prneession, after whom walked his Lordship' s se,: vents, partly unclothed ; then followed Lord Slimes); bare.lieihel, carrying a lighted taper; ' his Lady bere.footed ; and last of all the Arch. doom In this order they proceeded fron St. Putts § *here the sentence was pronounced, 10 St. Dvaetaa's,. where the Lady, at the etreinuny of re.liallowing rho church, filled 4,11 1 the vesicle ' w ith items etat•ptesente. at the eta, an oda: mom of, ten pounds value s while Gonf • Sy f itatios ga e a of sitter that enst balf the sew. 'I Pi ll o int rthi dli nl i p linetu tno w G4ig attln 9 a h r l li-t i .e rre e * n p u s?sl ai r e : ' C a :: ' 1 / 4 : . 4 m oue Highgeee t 'hy - shine hebdent one of the dr era Till, antilhe %heel - of his . own e a i e;5, 55 . gu eget his head, killbd hitti Su the Vpot. .It Is ntlerstood,.thaf bed? dig ichis lift 1,614 1 11 f ig tit sumo holiroindith i at le sholtiettlititi, shl 4 tb ' ' t , took place, as both were seen at Holloway,' Alb the horses in a suing trot. • t ail. -al . I This day wns published, Price gs. m:wed, A • r,ETTER, cantaininglinme Obmereationg ott I'R:it:alit LS of the LOWER LIMBS; to whirh is added, an Amount of a Contrivance to admini.ter (leant toe , . and Comfort to the Iled-eidder. or Persons eontined to lie) by Age, Accident, Soluess, or any other Infirmity, uith Jgaplmaxtory Plata. Sir.IAMF.S EARLE, F.R.S. Surgeon Extraordinary to his !limiest", and Seuior Surgeon to • St. itartholutoose s Hospital. Lt•idost: Printed for J. 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