The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-15 00:00:00

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(I.artaas Pacts moods WOO WM: 11ATKIL) The trial of the BritilaMak^ nitik /pewee'', Wild at e set ate i ts iv t4 e is tet e pe k e staleweeer fie, Orders fbr the Court going into inourninv, on Wed- u Liverpool, Aug. 10. are charged with the awirier of ,a ragtag Mike's • • p on e & ' ermine swltt,lthe 15th inst.. for her late Mejesty Qesees " Mr. P. harts; bees ow board the Zarl Moira ssmP of Cuddle, which comes iso it flit Present SUGAIL--Thlit fohiloon Astis heti: doings th e lavoliar-Amelia-Elisaboth. via. :- packet, shipwrecked too the night of the Stlt instant, t he amigos, culler taiscommoo Interest is this an. t.. • ' " di- MO* tw'ont* of Sisgailiate apes. re* Wye" hap ' The Ladies to wear Week hombesista. plain tostslinor has aseer i a lued die number of likle Mat upon that • . b pthitil at mar list: thee h ao oilcloths whatever' imirl"" Bahr, mile beedkchlialuis shoes and A inv "• melancholy occasion to *Mount Id betwieweighty , stied i t Oin ue gain Co ne U e ll at tiell. in T oi ls ti e e l l nifteortintinreeato•Bafftiltrietbatwelik.seri ein itt 4 e el * l -ta t im f . tieotti reill . tIP : n U n it a :V a s Markets i sad crape fats.- ,H arty . alany Geode's's., of the highest reeforetabilitvare very unfaVoara.... custody, but be who acted the principal . part in the market bas in constijithed" befil'eletleilhl* fiduciubig l , 4481 newta i Pa rk to carer irb blark ;loth. without Moons ;allied before his 'yet, dad all till, Lollies ion board gedy. is at large. The deceased. it atay be remora- a further depressiod of IL a 2s , has bee* kO , the ats . Bo4 levar add pockets, h p laits media or l long . latvo except t oo: ti T ie h se is dre adful catastrophe trope not so bered, was a suitor to the sister of these young men, In foreign or East India Sugars very few wits t ei . Po' gal ghosts , e Pe .ves ay of the weather, as from the and they . disapprored of her intimacy with him. Or rep_tlt i c p tl ii 4 ( hotheads , had black swords and buckles. incatitioustless of the Captain sod crew . Mr. le. has • FR.-The Coffee market one occonton, the Gentleman who has escaped, meeting CO Wilms . ~..,. , . • Undrims---Dark gray frocks. known the Captain fur usauo"Yeaes i he was et excel- his in heavy last week, and melt was the declining Giotto . Me habits ; bnt on this sister """1"joY with Mr. Caddie, took her from 11.1741KRUPTcY RITLA•ORD , lest character, and Most r deceased ta l ke d matte', that every succeeiing (lay established a Art . I I M. W. Pesky, filloaae-sqhare, limo-deeper, from iMigtist lil him, and conducted her home. The redaction. unfortunate day his with had been delivered of a child , RU3l, [RANDY , awl HOLIANIXL-T6 itie . - to Aug. SS. ”f horse-wltippiog the brother, and in . cons e q uence .. o • which caused him to be so intoxicated as to be unable iIiNIIRUPT4 T RUPIRSIDRIP. his, he was waited upon by the.indtvidual thus la- market has not b een so brisk {the 2 . 1 " 1et " kb we we • T. Bubb aad J. Prestos, Torquay, Devossidre, seer- t° conduct the vessel with safet y' stilted, and prevailed upon to light a duel in the pre- ticed on Tuesday last has etowslievaliii - eablidei i lowet '.. •i , chants. " Mr. F. was one of the last who most toiraculnitsly scree o f . those who are now shunt to be put on their priers bat been accepted by private tiettrileti, - a • RavßlßOPiri. escaped. Many of the tientlemen on board perialled 111 which Ise lost his life. The friends of the 011.5.-The accontos respecting the Davis Steel. W. RIFOorP• Soh I-Ineeln- wooliteeler. to surrender in endeavouring to save the ladies and children, but. trial , accused describe the duel to have been fairly conduct- and lireenland Fisheries are very favourable i bat Ile Amt. WAN. IMO. vb. at the Saracen's Head Inn. Litteola. they :ire not brought down to a late petioth alt Allah is • Attereeys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price , and Styan. l'hancert- to no effect. One circamstant... he sincerely laments eel, and on this point the question now to be disposed . •- • 11e. 'to have been witness to. A boat had been hailed. . detail as to the quantity of Oil to lif earieted Nis of seems to tarn . 1 1 1'.1 Piget. Rstelle-hltdoway. emcee, . tar. IR. 43. Sept . 4S. which approached the vessel in her distress ; a beau- season, they are not conclusive; the general elhertfif the One handred pounds reward was offered for Inc ap- „ 1 atiGaUdhall. Attorisey. Mr , Heard, Hooper's...pare, Le- giful woman had two helpless dying babes in her terns , report is, however, to damp the market. I 4 Frehe . usion of tue gentle-min who fired the pistol; butt . mea-strest. Goodosases-iiittis. • "T. Wilts. Li ve rp o ol . ba.banioer, dept . 4. &SS. at the screaming fur protection to the 'nether, the par wo- to vain. Many suppose that he is concealed near tal li lo ß w 3 c l o P M li F a i t a te A s N i is:k n ell , and TA U R A ? I tte .- ft .nYl uantit a y e°alla here eind lot • - , fisserge-ino. Liverpool. Attorneys, Mesars. Ravenhlll sod man struggling, and praying to Heaven for their Derby, and expert him lo surrendlo, in rase a verities expected is very considerable, the Ito have egainto• .... dfer. Princes-street, Bask. safety, were in the act of expiring ; and a yin* .ten , __i d •Se. Davies, Runcorn. Cheshire, dour-dealer. Aug. 30, 31, he returned agait st his brothers and Mr. Spot. come anxious to effect tales ; a farther depression of Bd. Iti tleman and his wife, only a f.irtnieht merriest. were ail°ll , .1111, at the Nast's Held-ism, Warrington, Lancashire.- Boating upon the ocean in the arms nt • each other, so cur. in the hopes of sarirg their lives. x Is. pit cwt since our last must he staredh-HoinP is also lower, on account of the reports relating 1g erar This mowing (the Jtdges having entered the town , Mr. Chester, sltaptielan. with Russia and Turkey haring ib a great airmacquh- . .... ' ' . arwieh. Warwiek•hall. Cumberland. banker. Sept. if resolved to die together ; the snrviyina geuileumen aria opene d the Comullasion on Saturday), the Loan • Si ilk at the Crown and Mitre-inn, Carlisle. Attorneys, forgot their own peril; the protection uf noose perm.. . CUM, Ranee simled.-Vlax remains wally Si. same. ea. Moonsey .art Orgy. Staple-inn. . appeared to actuate them, bat the persons in t;oe boat took his seat in the Nisi Prins Court, ~ k nensis. Birmingham. duper , Aug. Irk 29, B.4 ' L Cu ' wosildl not afford them • • and Mr. Justice PARK preeitled in the Criminal RICE.-The de r rice ratio" Wedded la t i II Albion-hotel , Flirmiugham. Attorney', Messrs. Sax- assist:more, and they all perished. Court. The Lasinecs immedhatele rommenced. week, the former prices were, however, matataish m. , . And ny'leker. tire)'s-iden-place, -Very considerable property has heeti Inst. Mr. F. _•aa••••_...--Usross•••••asso This forenoon there appears some revival in the 11. it • T.ll. Wildriel. Aslestoni. Kent, farmer, Aug. 47 . 4`;, was personally acquainted with some very respectable 'pities after Rice, on account of the appearameO of i It does not appear rrrfai is. from the terms of her late Sept. 43. Attorneys. Messrs. Lowe and Bowyee,Southemp - gentleman and ladies who perished." rainy weather to-day. ; 1 ., • ton-huildinga, Chnneery-lane. Majesty's will, that Government made any specific pro• Ancust I L • w i se • IRISH PROVISItiNS.-Ileef is steady at fell psis i • J. NoMe. Salford. 14measidre.eeemesau-brewer , Aug. 3 1 - o f itnrchas:ltg and presenting tel her Cambridge- • • • "Oa unr arrival here there were no steam packets lion's. Her Majesty herself paid the two first instal- -Pork is without variation at the late low ra.sa..-1 ' Sept. 1.35. at the Itridrewater Anns-ina. Manchester. At- mays, Messrs. Adtington and ors sty, )Ilford -row. bound to lholdioo, and we Iwieg anxime• to reach home. • meats, amounting to 91100 f., so that only 6000/. re, Non continues to he p.l upon the market at a far DIVIDENDS. took oter passage in the Moira packet, st hich had m • ii . am due , For these she gave an °Pier on the next Ober skyline.-litters are heavy. • uf Sept. 4. J. Witcharch, Worship-street, Finsbnry-smisee. nearly prayed fatal to Car entire crew, more theta one I TORACCO.-Tobacco is heavy: the only porches.. esersh-vaster-Sept. 4. J. 0. Gerard. Basiiighad-etreet. , • . tilias wo a aalary clue at Mir! eel:teas, and fur this only 'ately is a small parcel Kentucky I.eaf 4til. armored in member ; one half perished. I escaped by werelment-Kept, 4. J. Haseact. lamehouse-hole- .;airs , Pop- the lambast. o f itansoin anti Co. is guarantee anti pus -- -- - lat. mast-maker-Sept. gli, 0. &eaten, Rriatol , merchant- the life-boat ; but Captain Ilooloroo + one of the Gentle- artiste ihe lithe.. There is no doubt but the house wili It is an much the practice of those w ho have mal l, any . . .. .: Sept. 3, J. Dud B. Shirley. Worship-street. dealers in earth- men you saw me with at your house, was ualortunatelv -11 • less f ur the whole stem of I 5,0011/. at width it was Ihtenrerles- from which the y hone ailvantaire by ?spirts , woo are-Sept. S. F. Ridding, Wellington. Shropshire. tan- drowned. .., o l eos before the Tonight, to 'reek in the moss cl i me .. aer-sept. 7, D. Cole, Wolverhampton, turn e r-Sr t . 8, G. purchased few her Majesty, aad this will leas': 901Itio. • W. 11. M. C. _sat tern's of their ',write • that the sliseerteing bishop • t. Ten Rregeetiaate,•Little East-cheap, merchant-Sept, S. far Mr. William Alls• in. It " To Mr. Wright, llenrietta-street. to patrottise them. lest they sloroold heroine the %leaves T. Brown. Loitedon, Staffordshire. grocer-Sept. 8. J. Web- Covent-garden." We understand it is the practice iif office to pay an deg and O. M. Simpson. Tower-street, merchants-Aug. 18,of quarkerv. A similar prejoilire operates airainst Ai q u a rter 1, 00 . s t * lo a fer, who con lung of the superiority of I unities and grants upon lives. its full fur the J. F_ . and J. -Dubois, Ahlerinan's-ualk, merchants-Sepl. 7, --- --..-- . . C. Marsh, Wolverhampton, grocer. TER DOWAOVR COUNT/AA 0V El.r.--Iler I.nilyehip it the parsen alloala live over the half- 4 11.0 ter ;if not. rot 1111 l odity which be %Applies, an:l satisfied with a • , f!Eft'l I r li ' V rt.A.-SEP.T. 4. died at one o'clock yesterday , at her l i ons, in Grim s to the day of theeat a vapor ion only is paid wdh aerate profit, litisks lot fenonneration in an extensboll • , . s• r. Dewsbury, Alt:incliner, Cheshire, torn-dealer-T. venor•street. She was the widow of John Eal of 1:1y. •This, if acted Nom', whil e affect the fends of has ,his husi , oess. Mr. l:ii.tomax, however. seems to es,;ey Iffeillndin. New 31slion, Yorkshire. corn-factors-J. Warne- i n ample share ot pcolie ennti.lence ; hot to meet the ' of the kingdom • of Ireland, and flied after an illness of late Majesty. as sloe departed this life before the half eli Sad. York. groeer-W. Wood, Wimpole-street, tot. 111 a”. abjection% at the most faetillioons who no cc wish to pat. • el er , le.bone, wax and tallow-chandler-J. Youtien, Dover. por- wont' months. , qua I ter. -hese his .1 tae :19.1 Rime, yet doubts its gennineness, he tee and spirit-0 . -O. F. Aubrey. Manchester, mer- The following are most important articles by the • A Newspaper of the present s'oy, in order to hear i ish mi d,. an Aw a ii,, of i ' t .i i id, the r o t too . h ,,, 1,, a erp:: • • shunt-R. Anbrey.join., Nleneltester, merchant-G. Jackson. • Fl an d ers ma il : - • mime resemblance to pugging occurrences, ough t to be at the Alartbion- house , hefisre the Lord Mayors - Birmillfilletn , grocer. F RANK r onT . A rc . 4,-L et t ers r e ,,, t , c ona r ant i no ph.. pgrey-eufoared. While one column is hindered with "R• ClOsPatoSt, of liaaniirge Wells Brewery, in the pa:faio • l'Al:vsKitant PS DISSOLVIM. 4 St. Pancrae , ip the Clarity of Middlesex. Ale, Table • T.l.ewis and G. Geddes, Liverpool. cononelesion.merchants have been received at Frankfort. which state that the mournful black to typify a prople's sorrow on the ale, %le t ug Tahle-lteer Brew e r. nodded' oath, awl si.ith, *.../. Darwin s tu d T . Tingle . Sh e ffield. steel-manufbetneers- • Janiseries at present eive the law in that capital. • lase of a Persecuted ',lure'', anotla..r should he radioted • • . ,hut :m in is Al., Table-Ate, and Tables-Beer , are brewed AL aad 7.. Parke's. and J. Grainger. Halle hall , Wor m-este ' . They have ittercased the number of their Delegates, 'it exprees (sum joyful exultation at the King's tri. sand and malt only, and that he neve r has nor ern i /hire. glass•nianafactarers-11. Fleming and S. Tyler, untillial entry to the Sister Kit:1110m '. Deptford, dress-makers-W. and W. H. James, Coventry. who sit every day in the Vireo. a il , permit or suffer any drugs er other inlarions ingre -1 I. seal-mastets--R. F. Ridg and J. AViikey, Bristol. tobacco Cephalonia, July 11. Very important !taint:thins have taken place in the gloms to be used in his brewery. A nifthis deponent "'", m li ghte-makets-T. Stansfeld. London, and J. Turner, Long- , The Greeks who lead quitted foreign service, to co to • llednalwe Department at Chatham aad neighbourhood. fnrthet smith, hhe superintends the wbole of his ~ blettom, Yorkshire, merchants - F. and R. Lear, Kinetwood- the assistance of their country , and who etalmerkell at l ime o f f i ce of Clerk of the Survey is to be abolished , Itte•iag tat ermelf, and is, thereby, with saf-ty. f MS. Ohmestershire, chandlers-R. Hoorn. R. White, and • snot for ihe future there will be only two Officers in frilly capaloir of deposing to the above facts. R. Ila It- 'Priest', have arrived in the . Stiorea. The two vessel- *. Hewitt, Leeds. wholesale grocers-J. and I. Herren. 1.%N...-Stretrar at the Mansmee-limow, in /lee City of Lon- which conve yed them catered the port of Komori'''. on don. Jan. I. let!), before tile, JOHN 1 . 1103/111 . 1 . 110SPIE, 1. Forb es , and K. Hebron, Seweastle-upon- Tyne, t een . ,•., , ~ ~, . .. F t . .. , . . the 'Ordnatter yard at Cloglliam. viz. the Stotekeeper to "ars-N. Davenport line T. Stringer. hlsceleideld. silk- t"P""'',l'," .11/ 1 1 . e. "'l ce '''' neirlus ' P.'''''uil and i'le an d the (1 1 ..1, o f t h e omits,. Ili The. Ordnance "tab - 3layor."- 111 letters the post paidl. brow 4 •eV-W. pAit. J. 9'. OAR,. and la Mann. jun.. Li- T enho ( rrince nantacntene were al their head. The • lishmeat at ['poor is entirely abolished, and will be • - .1 , - - •45 . itvp col, tobacco sananualeturers-.1. and& Smith, lavespeol. Inhabitants of the comntry, who impatiently expected rausferredl to Chathem, w h ere time whole of the bnsi DIED. ' rs. them. expresstot the most lively joy al their aerivahea-Oa Friday netting last, oreastosed by the fall of his The direction of atiiirs has aitice assumed greater nes* of the Ordnance Departmeta for the Medway (the horse, at Kensington. Mr. Edward Rowe. second son of L. es HIS MAJEsrrs r)nias To IRRLA.YD. activity, ati,l they are ism a much more favour:side silo- estaLlisloneut being bra'..en up at Sheerness) will. Rowe. Esq.. of Brentford, la the Slit veur oflik age. __.........- Atkin. The Turks, commanded by the pasha of Aria, g Holyhead. Sunday. .aug. la, 4 o ' clock . P. m. from henceforth, be coothic•eil. Similar reductions On Friday last, at his seat. Ashley Park. serrey, sad of ~ were completely beaten hy ‘ the Salines, anal the Pasha will alai Ilse made in every establishmentof theOrt!nance Ciechnil. in the county of Comherland, aged 41. be °yell aid -; The Royal equailron has at length 'Reappeared from 'mole psi-over . The Pailla of ISrivinit, who hail re- lamented. Sir fleara• Fletcher. hart . Ile has left km) , toe :..7 II Ihtpartment throughout the service, Jur Isarbuor ; and while lam writing it is vet)* pro- caked a check , advanced on obtaining reinforcements, wherever o ' l 7 sous and two daughter... and is etweerded to li!s title and i . a bible that his Majesty is within hearing of the rap- het was wet 11V I'lr4se.4, COl 1111 l .41111111 ) : the troops of ran be carried into effect consistently with the public estates his i s h on l i ol le i n i ry. g a ged la years. at Ilinchelses-lodge. Wililas I u t irons acclamations which hail his arrival in the Ray Southern Tioe . saaly, near Sperch;ots. ill :0110 T o orks good. For %oats R.l.'. past three of the Commirsioners seb O re n iberirdaiisq fli p 10th hi l s Oed id ' . only 250 P . m.% tral, olio were pursued and falcon pri , of the Nary lloaid have been sitting at Chatham, and - ' ' Y of Dublio. But yon will perhaps he earpriseol to hear .% sonera. 'I he I ache was among tee t.lain. have been mete:illy euiplioyed in an examination of the By lips Majesty's Itueal Letters Patent.-1,E.1K E'S t hat his Majeety did not go over in iris own state': 'The Duke of Welling:ion, c. hi) is making the toter of yacht. The wind, this morning. was sufficiently fa- Belgium , to inspect the fortresses. is expected shortly at duties performed by the respective Officers and Clerks Pilule sintnearia• Justly famed for Curing. in ail it. 1 ef the Docklard, with a view of carrying into effect _Stage" : a Certain Disease. . Oae small Pill is a Dose; . sna to/tumble fur his voyege. b ut there was so lift ' s of it, Wessels. It is said that hi• grace will go to Paris, pre- the taking o f one rwri. vii a recent Case , wtil moo e"es' one, .hat it was apprehended a passage iii the yacht woold view' to his return to EN:handl. • such reduelians as a re . urn to a state of peace and the the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No- • situation, of the count Ty have rendered pussible and thing can he better contrived, more safe. or more cones-I.We' i be very tedious. His Majesty, in conaequence re- An extract of a letter from Odessa, dated July 17, necesaary, and we noideratatail that several very import- than this remedy. for such as are obliged to go joserbies or - solved to go over in the Lightning steam am packet. says -" Oter commercial relatione with Constantinople l as! changes will immediately take place.-(Keotish ti eornri it needs no eonesement or restraint or Diet ; lied Captain Skinner . From on rally hour this morning are re-mistiming . snore security, and the news a loio•h we' experience (in an extensive predict.) 1134 provcd the men were employed in preparing this vessel for bare received from that capital, and which are of the Ga: , ftr.) that it will ettert a cum when reposteit sail... Ron mill ell • i his alsjesse's receptsoa. At ten o'clock it was hauled 12th of this month , state that the Frank% and their . !ARE WK.-AM:46er &MON! nmurler has been cons- other onethoola avail nothing. Fur the scurvy and othcs 1 chronical disorders, this Medicine has not Its parallel. Up- tear to 11. e Royal yacht. A sofa was transferred to onionerce are mewl' more respected. The Turkish ( 1 0- witted in Limerick. It did not however arise front l orernment appear% to return to more moderate measures any politica l feeling, but twin an hostility between ward" of 40 OHO persons, of both sexes, have been noticed. its (Jerk by means of intik: , s, but no other part of his Disorders , the last sigh' cured of the ebnye cruel within I in its internal affairs. and shows more deference in its • I their Landlord, Michael Kent Er y., some tenants am . Y . years. Prepared and sold by Pr sole Proprietors. T. T . st-- - Majesty's furniture or luggage was reitieved to it. At relations with the Ministers of the 'lift rent Powers. in which the latter gentleman was shut. A t;oroner's Los and Kea. tasorgeons.• at their house, N 0.% New Wade • a quarter past ten leis Majes v s t oppered on the deck •I'he Minister of Russia was still waiting for orders from ~ , ~. , of the Royal yacht, the lathi • r was immediately let his Government. It is hoped that they will he of such Jar y sat on the body, and a f ter a patient a n d minute Street. in boxes of only ifs. Od. each, duty included. N. tt. Two back doors aud lights in the passages at ni‘lit. Tact •lown from the yacht to the eteam packet, ant i hi; . nature as to enable him 50011 to resume lois commode investigation of six hours and a half, the Jury came to are ma° sold by their appointment. with copious directians. Slalesty descended to the deck of the latter, Cala.% p.; cations with the Porte ; and it is generally lwlieved that t h e resolution of publishiag the following verdict :- at Mr . Ilepbara's Toy -shy. 108. Oyfordstreee; Mr. Ms- I - ii . tranquillity anal good understanding will be restored. "We find , that the said Michael Kent was wilfully borouh's. 7. Fish Street Dill. nearly opposite the Slaw.. Ms- by the Marquess of Londonderry, and the whole o i it is affirmed that in the Russian Note to the Porte. it herd, went Rat Mn, Raster's. Edinbnreh; Mr. Newbery s. mom- suite. As soon as the whole of the suite were oil receirin a too shot wound in his mard..red lay ii - g . is formally statea th a t the Emperor disclaims every idea fin; and beame person in every elmeiderable town-in tire. , board, the machinery was put in motion. and the Of conquest, but that his Maieetv insist s on the °harry. "" the mornin g °lMillidillY, th e s t h in s tant , at :he rear Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to ',ensues taking nit. of Sirs. Ryan's concerns in 31, Francis' Abbey, in the above, or other of time Proprietor's medicines, Meets :red. packet sailed out from the harbour in magnificent ance of the 'iteaties. and on the satisfaction to be given •. . . style. She cats followed by doe Meteor strum placket. to his Minister." county of Limerick, of which wound he died on Sun- seminal weaknesses cured. and knees. pest paid. sass area • see the list, published by the Royal College .of Corrine . se hich Was full of carriages and p a ssengers. Tile An extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's day night, at his residence, Clare-street, in the li- m t 'packets had gone out a considerable wa y i n t h e h oe . a t Smyrna, dated the 4th ult. says :--" The embargo berties of said city, and that it appears to as, that the OrMPRICSSED with a jest and humane settee dm bout before the Artillerymen on the quay knew that on merchant shipping, it is expected, will be shortly shot was tired by one of three tnen, named Thomas i the celauatous results arising from Ow 1001 i-took weed- his Majesty had sailed. As soon as they were in- removed, Ili Sin i„ e l s i p M e di na 'm In , Hi& Connor n , Ilia _,estv's s_s_p rema.as port -cruse, .,wyer and Thomas Normoile. in awn' or a certain malady, contracted in a manner 100 w elt '• formed of it, they fired a Itoyal minty. wide a French frigate and two sloops of war. • A the etnploy 'tient of Mrs. Ryan, amlson, 31artio Ryap k unpfi . !sown to require a mamma% and often entailing on its ea- y to ietim a series of diatroasing aad alined aaaapeart: , - • .1 be squadron then set snit, but gave time for • the French 60-gun ship and two sloops of war have air- as watchmen, then fur some days and nights previous." ale selielions. Dr. E.llaY respectfully tarts the alletittes e , Royal vacht to c°s'e "P and Precede thele• She left rived in this quarter, and others are expected ; they A %careen' was instantly issued far the apprehension abase Interested in his peculiar and most effectual meshed i. the harbour with the Royal standard living though will remain in this neighbourhood until orders are re- of these blood thirsty ruffians, and Alderman Within- awe, unlike the advertising empiric of the day. or tbe Ito : • ' , ...1 from si ; i : their ' ho lead e i ct:d th t ' . lir King was not on board ; and, when s he took her ceders. sAinstattalopde to permit entering son. w t R e mos praiseworthy Sea in ;; ; • Mutual conduct of those " who bold the word of om a, • the ear sad it to ova hope." Dr. Lady net ere- station, the whole squadron crowded all their ilea. and this port." tracing, through all the windings of this dark 'Howse- et , to p l e d ge infallibility in every deeeripdon of ease. bo. . moved on in a slow bin very imposing amanner. The Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd'. at Con- 'inn the actual murderers or their instigators accost- as far as human aid assisted by medical and sargleal sill. . y . • : ' ' •ed h ' daises a Corals •apisedy. 'VA pos,lo+t. will probably be in Dublin Bay by ten or eleven this etaotinople, dated July 4 :-"l'or the last week every pawed by Mr. Matthew Kelly. of Charlotte's-quer. an be •PPII .• • Pr? . • s. asm s , night. but his Majesty is expected, by the Perrier thing has been tranquil. with the appearance of con- Mr. Finsley, Mr. W.Carroll, and 31. O'ftea, proceeded, t restoration haying male every erase ef Sais!fin. i 4 affection. and its various train ofdieeeses,tbe pettearrolueets - -9 1 .. • speed of the strata-packet. to be at Dunleary by fon' tinning so. persunut to private inforsuativis, to the tiller part of of his prOessional studies, east being Ilectered ia lt Imo- er five o ' clock . When the yacht comes up he • will Extract of a hitter from the Agent to Lloyd'r, at the Canal, about ',Melo, on Monday evening. They * c adent success uhich hss aceoloPsoied hill twat- . probably return to her, and it is supposed that be will Sierra Leese, dated June 8:-•' 1 beg leave to seed had been informed at Castle Connell, that the three ;silent toenabled d ne the course of a _ f est ion aad laborious prattle-. he • offer. with dut thi make Lis grand entry into Dublin at one o'clock to- you an extract from time log-book of time brig George men above named would pass on that way about eight, at e ol the moat hopeful sad eacouragiag• laanwarabl of ele morrow. and James, Cbatevia, lately arrived here from Loedon to or from Limerick. after being provided with money, st ance s can be adduced illestrative or the en ik M.N . ...........1 anti Gambia , in conactilance of tile master of that me- in order that they wigltt fly from the country. Het- Rady's system, which had been hand tolieg2. reef 1 Letters by the Leeward [siesta Mail. we mentioned oo gel having f a n gs in w i th t h ree i s k u 1 • I s which are net fern's was easily described, be having lost the fore where eminent talent, retained by i tts e llk lailksthans. ha • Monday, state that Carraccas has again fallen into the . • preyed ineffectual. la additioa to semeolatery adv 'n• • 'aid down in the charts, and front his frequent pas. finger of his right hand ; the party lay is wait fur D. g a d fsd II fommotte lorerivine " 1 * • hands of GA P atr i o t s , who entered the City on the 20th y will be oat ages y . June. This frequent change of authorities. sad the us- sages between Gambia and this place he bad not before their approach, f r about two boors and as half, at slasaborieg and debilitated *aerates if **human mas on, 'certainty which party would ultimately pia the Memel- seen ;he presumes them to have been thrown up by the en d of which time, they jumped over a too. which embitter, and, If sot timely arrested, fteiresti gender nugatory the very If sot Fleet this i wary. had caused an almost total interraption of Liminess an earthquake lately felt epos this coast:- ditch , and the Al derman, aided b y his brave desolating state of inanity and otertnep, by essaaimeillaiillr , with the Spanish main. No details are given of she " May 30, 1921.-We scowled •in five fathoms, associates, threw themselves apse them. aad frame and Geordies tone and elasticity to the m istakes- momle in which Camera's was re-capturmi. coarse send stones : at die same time saw three islands. perceiving t h eir weapons, grappled with them its 1)e. kady is happy to convey the most positive asearttaco• • . An official decree of the t:ortes of Portugal has been l ow •• e slosh issoed by the King, be which the itossalusiaa of the ith , _ and gaudy, bearing S.S.E. distant three miles. titer to disarm them. Mr. T. saceeeded in Mat the suffers of both sexes may be remised. moon is the meow dictated betas oily required. • of May . 1814, is revoked . and the %kh aetiele of the ' ' pe Bald, bearing S., distance five miles." toting two down; and wrested the cutlass from t er " r.Bady is columned daily, at !to. lisp Dean:arreet. Semi. • Treaty of Commerce of tbe 19th of Febntarj, 1010. is re- • YORK, ACOUST 12. -The unhappy convict, Anne %err. Nurnsoik, whom Mr. Kelly encountered, was (onresid of Dean-street, t; leads out of Boroltd 4lo .'"' • , Mere.) to its literal and doe ohserrance; sad,. in cow- Barbee, continuo still in thesause temper of mind as toted with a gun. which Mr. K. tore from him, with mei matte Om 000 • 0111 Peony Peet Otace; OP questa.. the woollen cloths am, other British woollicn. whey sentence was pronounced upon her. She ex- great itstrepidify. but In else art narrowly escaped be- other end lain Ozford-sWest. sod is opposite Mescsketreeti• --• emenfactores. which are imported 'into this kingdom, presses no eonfes • by patients of both sex.-Costatry letters meet regesstsbte confession or repentance of her crime, and lug shot by the roiliest : we are sorry to say he was A m m o . b y Mara o f ...00d poet. . studictoitione to pay on importatlon:rttelaties af 31f per feeohe - It excessively nail (If the word may be used) wousisd is the hand. The Aldennae. Mr. Tinsley. weetteessee _ - --...--A - 1 -41121 1 r...t test. Which deer paid before, nail Nose Vbeteifter. the said Tratti.-tuis Deere . it is eitd _L. u ._ it, diaptattairly afraid of sleatbe- All ; Itiosily feelings are Ar. tb'llea, sail Mr. Williisia.Canisll. straggle/II lieroi- isendlte r Iltdioni. rebelel• orol It tt l i U 5 _,,.." -. as shall m a y w i th nnwpws is a5a 7 1 77, 40 1 1 7;;; 1 ‘. not, however. exiled in her lowest. 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