The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-15 00:00:00

' . . own interest soul duty, to make choice of some Rao - - ,-I revs vita LONDON GA;Al l ritti li.l3 „ • • ,. , presentative, who will maintain the same principles • .....0...-. , .. a.• with more erect, and who will look as moth to the COLONIAL- DENA faStr, .. privileges of the people as the prerogatives of the ' 0 Dotersine-stecd. Jug. I . . A rt.-spatch was till, s . day received if y.Solifl Ibip crown; considering, thet he best supports the Mn botchy, 'oho contends sod seAres for its subjects all i free' Lieutettant-General.Sir John Cope Sheritren they are entitled to by the Coestituilots, and by the lA4II cote ""Itlill'g his Majesty's troops in ,` , O pi glorious deeds of their ancestors. Let him yerieratel*ince of :Nue& Scotia, inclining the following iati the names nod principles of Alfred end Ilane.dert Moose Wane, Pasetraam , July'' ISL.+. ey St dney and Russell, of Chatham and Fox—and lei Stit,---Ilaving sailed from Halifax ' Om bear in mind, that a Nieniber of a former House accompanied by Lieut.-Colonel Nicoll of Commons, one Andrew Marvel, Member leer Engineers, and a detachment of the' 11011, preferred making a shoulaec of multi"' is " under the command of Captain Dui him three days in a garret, to accepting the bribe of. honour to acquaint your Excellency I ti enrrupt Minister, and selling himself and his Con. at Shelburne, the place of rendezvous, , etituenti, trfbecome the creature of a Court, and of the 9th inst. where I found CaptaL the tool of servitude to the people. Hardy, in his Majesty's ship Homilies, Gentlemen, I obey your call, and have only transports, having on board the 102 d - • Waited to be able to fit the earliest day I could, con- the command of Lieut.-Co.l Herrin. sistently with the present business in Parliament, rived the day before. I did not fr for paying my respects to you in person. I trust Sir Thomas Ifirdy my instructioni, • that the week after nest will alford me that oppor- I with hini the best means of carrying tun'ty, when I shall have the highest satisfaction in cation. Myelitis; you and expressing in still stronger terms, 1 As we concurred in opinion that the .'. my admiration of ) our firmness and spirit, and of i enterprise with which we were entrust ..r. your aletermittetion not to let yourselves relapse ; materially depend upon our reaching, .iTiegoiro bon the odious condition of the rotten !so- attack previous to the enemy being z „S.Vonghs, and be again disgracefully enrolled in the intentions, that officer, with his Must , . list of those great curses of the nation. and decision, directed the ships of war •, Some goodotatured friend of our cause has sag- to get under weigh early on the follow , .1 gusted Nut I . do not mean to come amongst you r and we yes terday abon. three o'clock ' • Tipsier. Why fhpulti 1 not ? You Write me, and a near to th e town of Eastport. • • ' am on toy . part c onscious, that in the rliecborge of I Ott Our approach to this island, • ms duty 4 1 have over done my best for your various (your Excellency't Aid-de-Camp, - • &rid intpartaut local interests, for the benefit of the permitted to accompany me on this see' , rreernen. aticifor the advantage of the inhabitants at , tacked in a boat bearing a Rag of true' ' largo. 1. may . , I trust, without vanity, appeal en% , mons (copy of wild is transmitted) addresSed,, t.. r , „..„1. , 7„ . ithe"Vt°sCiZzewtaste.j to tifose who h,av e not no all occasions been favour., the o ffi cer commanding, requiring that Moths Island 40 iteglinent er Dragoon Guards, ./ala re a r i . qpri lke s egal Seery' Mile; able to nie, / for a liberal testimony of my zeal and . should - be surrendered to his Britannic y. TO, . from the pd Light Dragoon! , to be .' Oct iitacaly,-de etkiety to pfnmote to tjle best of my ability,. the in. proposal was not accepted ;in 6onsequeti l l ;Sr* iiialt,:' ts, n i fi ggii wt , t • ' 4 4 ie4r. i o Light Dragoons, ajo ... otters! Geo. Anson; terests and prosperity ef your town, its trade and its n the troops which were already in the bisats, pulled from the 16th Light Dragoons, ow be Coronet, vice , Major -"tiovii,:atioes, and likewise the agriculture and in. i off under the superintendence of Captain Senhonse, of • General Vane, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. • t proveinent of its extensive neighbourhood. He xn , nstitifeiltoyel - Navy, Ist firemen( ar Rom Hoard., Colonel Lord Frederick Ben whOto arrangements were so judi-. t i„d, to h e u roo .,„„ l x„t one t . • • i have wished to deceive you, who could suggest, trot.; c io ei e a u j osuro a succe s s f u l issue. Rut previous Colonel Hon. Arthur Upton lobe First Major. • I ,Itoold ne.er appear again amens you, uniess•mt i to Inching the shore 'the colours of the enemy on Colonel Henry Auliew to be Second Major. the same time be wait 'prepared to prove,Colonel Hon , William Stuart to be Third Major. • • , that y ea ' Fort Sullivan were hanied..down : an d on our land. To he Captains of Companies and Lieutenanto•Colonels--Lieu ' hurl forget all t our'former exertions to obtain sod ' log, the capitulation tinge s l imed to, of which the •. tenant-Otiose! Hon. James Stanhope Captain Henry lid-' . • secure your independence, and that you . had forgot ,' rom , is inclose d . ..,mond Joddrell t Captain Ilenry Stahles t Coombe Goodwin C ol on e l s Brevet Major William Healy Aliines ; Lieutenant . your duly,' to yourselves, your children, and your I 'sir • . we foand in the fort a detachment of the 40th re- els Henry Hollis Bradford, froth the Iltb Foot ; Henry ' country ; either he must be prepared to prove this of , . giment of American infantry, consisting of six . OIL• }larding. from toe 40th Foot; Thomas Noel Hill, from the you, or he must prove of me that I have renounced • eery and about 80 men, under the command of Portoguese- Army; Delancey Barclay, front the Royal Corsi can Rangers I Lord Fitzroy T. H. Somerset, from the 41d ' all my former principles, *hick the Journals of; Major Potaant, who surrendered themselves phi. }not; and Clymer Bar rota the fed Foot. • Parliemirnt will falsify. I shall be ever ready to ; saner , e t wer. .. : . • Coldstream Regiment- fif. 1i .t attarth b ,Coional Ijoa. Henry . .. „. ~... ~ (Ontario, for the independence of Boston nn the host-1 -•- • ---- • • Brand to-Ise kietiennot-Mlottet ' • Colonel A. G. This fort is situated on an emi w nence to/mending Colonel Richard Downes .lardwasa . to he First Major. • logs, and fur the liberties of my country e v ery the entrance to the anchorage, and siithin it is a . Woodford to be &viand Major. • r • 'Whelp. To Ise Ciptatios of Companies std Lietetenant-Colonels—Cop . .: n _. ' ,,i block•house, and also four long e i g h teen - poun d ers , Our cause does not deserve . eq. ' mask "' ''' "'. one eighteen-pound carronade, and four field pieces. 1 tains Daniel ht , K tenon; Hen. Johti •Walpote ,_• tlenry fl air- Our Colonels Hon. Alexander Abercroraby, from' the Nth •we have any, to circulate such Worts, shows th eir' The extent of the island is about four miles in length i _ rout ; 47:linxcropridwiL,from the Gad ...k,..., .4 to despise them,. out". itree g t— ` and two in breadth, and in a great state of cultivation. 1, ought not, Gentlemen,, to omit the present oppor. i Arbuthnot;rrcm er : l be Portugu n e'setse ro rTice t e llt i m. 11~1,4P:telt/ro lls m ilitia amount to about 250 1 and the population ;' kart. from the 26th Foot ; Wm. Comm, front the l' oh I -• oo t testily of retorriiior my acknowledgments to such is calculated at 1500. • and Henry Wyndham, from the Regiment of Dillon. Lieu among yea as signed the vote of thanks for my con. i ' Sd Regiment of Pout Lioagdoi coaluael George Hill to be Lieu- We have also occupied Aliens and Frederick tenitat-Colopel.'. ,_,,, • duct on the Corn Bill. That important subject will ' Islands, so that the whole of the Wands ha this bay Colunel John Guise to be PIM Molar. ' _••._ ' • meet with my unremitting attention, and as soon as • • Colonel Francis Hcpbumte t i e Segood Major. are now subject to the British flog. . , - • - To be c aoodoio f cothp„„T„ and rair„te„„nt..colonei,7.cfp. 'the Report of the Committee is printed, I shalt feel; It is very . satisfactory. tome to add, that this ser., satins Edward Bowater* Char:es West • Liestienant-Collinels It my duty to forward a copy of it for your perusal *turf Higgins:from • vice has been effected without any loss or casualty i-, Juba P. nu' ill 'i n e 11°0141.144 " 5 " I 'l ' a - •aftd - cnnsideratioe. One position is quite clear oil among the troops employed in it. r If pay 12th West tudla Regiment; George Thomas Napier. " I fraaa then* Foot r Neu: Jame. Steto:frt, from the loh Foot ; • the sehject i that to lessen as much as possible then To Captain Sir Thomas Hardy I consider resell' . mmi ilptlMPeighald Idlapes keel lite SlAlNFlPilirr"-• e i spences . Of the Government, ..... i•• Cram Offica, As*. 1 4. •• • and thereby to li g hten ender the greatest obligations •• havirte es Ed ... Tr' I- • - - — `o lllo ' — ^' ,-, illb: r ' aIWV . the tuxes, which fall so heavy • .on the land, must en. / ozll - 74-'' •" 0 • -•-'' every possible cri.oPeration, with an offer to dis. i * able the grower of bread-corn to supply the consumer bilBSIBEli RETURNED TO SERVE INHIS. Pl Tgillf.prly at a rate, without losiug embark from his squadron, any proportion . of, sea- cheaper troy of his iuduce- if PARLIAMENT: • • " men or mar i nes which I considered neceseary. ! if of Mia.hall, otiterwhe Mitchell. silents to produce it. . i I beg to acknowledge my thanks to yeti in dim". ' Charles Trelatray Brereton, of Soho..qoare, in 41 14 / i f Ow:Torts mid plettty, are alike necessary objects hug your Aid-de-Camp, Lieutenant Oiled,' -- ti pc. cep Wri t r o t t ri o at e e c ri o lf4l4l iite M in nonoreds. the "Xlia of , John . Brace , Mall'.. ; s do% to look to : cheapness is the child of plenty, and COmpatly me upon this service. He has beet. Of grrot • dearness of scarcity: . Every , enco.uragemesit, there- i assistant-0 to me, and will have the honour of dell?-' s foie, should be givitnto production. . Pat is , one of BANIKRUPTCIAS - ,F2ILAB.GED. ': , jai . veritig this dispatch. Ile has also in his posiessioa J. Rees , Princes - street , ges..streCo, Cayeedi t it.sgptorp popse.imingft helmet. modes of making 'the utaietbitijeS • . of life .... tun colours and standard . has in Fort Sullivan. ' i from Align* 313 le selliellaber Willa Irionlihall• ' • - cheap, and the prices steady. Agriculture, with ,eta i' !.have the honour to be &e. . i J. Walters, Stadham, Hortfordshien,- fanner, from Jolly 9)4 1 Sept. it at Guitairall. . • *teetotalist consequences and advantages, ought to' be , .. i oi tior o) A. PI LKINGTON. 1 n. Flood, iimed.aist, Deeimsbire, miter, from Attg: 16 to the primary object of fostering care to all wise Go, tient-col. papal/ Adjutant-Geierni. Aug. 90,at OwildhAll. -Geo. Blr J. C. Shet•brook, R. B. Lieut. . . bertiments, and one of the greatest obstacles to the BANKRUPT& fi t ti4E 4 lH . ifCl*l?.., ', - -. ~ iJ. James, Haverford 4 est; ilaplcee ' . . _ itillaitte and improvement of it lu this country is the On board leis Majesty's ship Beelike, off ; • .., r •BANKR 4.7. .rt - '' .7rl r! I present state of thet.Tithe Lass. In consequence of . Moree Wand. Jay H. i ' - '3. Rinney4liarles-street, Suuthswyk. 'taker, i t& l i pii4oll gip; gon•itruCtluttilllt by the Courts of Law °nth', Stst,—As we are perfectly apprised of the week. * 1184 e.. ita irt se, tub, di ty l inelnerchan ttb 't. :ll M . g N 75 t , i'6 2 . 8 - 44 1 V a l lL trii itatitte of Folwerd .VI.„ evidently intended, by the • ness of the fort and garrison under your cetamettlr the Greihrional fun. Bath. Arroreies, Mr. Woorneotsg, Bar • enlightened Sthteisnien Of those days, . for the emcee+, and year inability to defend Moose Island against court -huthliags; Templer and Mr. Salmon, Bath. twin e& of the growth of Bread-Corn, the. whole the dips and tionps of his Britannic Majesty.plasoed A. Colowrerts tweet Winehester.strect,' merchant, A.R. ' . f1ept..6,,11,. at Guildhall. Attorttey, Mr. Young. Charlottm, benefit of tbst admirable measure has r‘ been of late tinder our directions, we are iuduced, from throbs- row, Mansion-house. . . lt: ' Whiteiheost of Nentit'lllantorganshire, tiquor.sener, years lost. The nett Session 'of Pirrilerneot L par- mine consideration of avoiding the effusion of blomd,' - • Aag:9446, -licitt:24, at the Ra r " Pavers ; • Bristol+. pose cittittg it. ,tieutiou to the subject, and bringing sod from a regard to you and the inhabitants of. the torni,„, me-irs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Ina ;_ gad, w,.1 In a Bill to atneed trod give effect to that • excellent island, to prevent, if in our power, the distresses Bayni_on. Bristol. . So ß t u t c . ilomanity, as well as policy, Malsait In- and calamities which will betel theta in case oft re- .1 Thaelteray, Garrott, Manchester, emote-spinner, Atte. 29, , • SO. Sept. 24,.at the Palace lun, Manchester . Attorney- 1 0dr. i cutnhent nu 'he Legislature to gibe .the. Corn Laws sistance. We, therefore, allow you five minutes, Edge. Si. Ann's -street. ►atanchroer. their Tul'est cuss•iderilion, .and .public. geatitudtt is twins the time this summons is delivered, to decide , R. Blond, Lancaster, mercer and tailor. Sept 8, 9.24, at the , ; Royal Oak Inn.lautertstaw. Attorates, Mr. t,hippenrbill, Great doe to the torti , •pee :with Which thepeople have borne - lyrist an answfr. i Queee-street. Lincoln's Inn-fields; and Messrs. Johason and . •fhe buidees, and endured„theprivatious,-Micasioned i In the 'want of four not agreeing, to capitulate, i Roomers, Lancaster. I -by so hgrasong and protracted It. tint:., - t• • ' ,1 en liberal terms, we shall deeply lament. being Con. , Sept ' .J.ii. t the l" C r i . P ee r lai. H l i a l o a r i m i o re ol'h bak A er tt ' or A n ' ils . ,. 2 l. 2s ßriggs,. ' Voice is the season, of repair, and ought to W i th@ pelted to retort . to those coercive • ,measures which rlse Verve., Strand ; and Mr. Howard./ Punic*. i ilericol wlien Ihe ► intternal irrofection.af egovernesent. may Cana destfeition to'the town of East I . 4 9.ifien t t:. Newf.-toile-aro ne; N 4 e p w iri el tzrchan r. t 7r A: e g. 2: 4 i ii noose sensibly exercised sod felt. Thane truce which ••.will, sitimto/ lqurt us P isssaiam O it ' the i . tor , nref. Mr . Kirtor. (./orTiam . . xio..to 'in sells i a Itlo from war, arstill sucCeeded and ne• : iilatl; . 1 W. Rios and R. Needhara, Manchester, cottononerchaats, , Dried by the eau ton end childiill extraimpse• a . , . ("1 .7 0 . . . • .1 IC RA RDYt, „Ca Ode illt. his ' Aug. 2 9 , SO. Sept. :24, at the tMes) . ey Atlas 1 nn, Manchester.' MOP,:t ir'• one eleelles. A townies. ,Memrs, . HilriAt , 444441 kirk, Alaochester; and Mr.. Sept. (sraeyl.le,Gz,:ininiYni;ed irstee.shows and sham -figiits. . Are.the atbenders of (S i ps /) A. PILKING9O%, Lleollteitei- Hbrdi letter Thiele.. • Weirton to be revived iir our, recolisctionned grntitrale • . _ . „ r.. ,..ehant. Aug.. ..... . ~ Colonel Geetataiiblis 1,,, A..hiiklard:Phataghtturo-Cl•:unisers. Feneharch-street s Mew • Ws ' - hroadsido ot • pnpoinni 'ety ,thp Serpstn tine t. iTe the °Meer ebutiminhaillg P.l4ted Stairs SO Sept. e t. It at Guildhitll. dithorney, Mr. Rixt. es . MenatieblamL ‘ . *•• • '-- --- 4 ' • • Throgoincton- , de,.tlentint, - these" things at...calculated:o move.deri. I '''' " ... MI. " '. c..- ;iii • . ,•'.' o' • I. •Fartow. Nesibumberiand-street, tttrand, coal-taereigai, Mon ; weeld they were coasted tat the .province of - fort SeUlvia , Jalyll,l6l‘. - tg. • iklitts.,ta 'dish -square. t v 94, ./4 Guildhall. ;. Attorney, mr. Upstele, l l r id i cu le - sl i me l 'but the deepest reli c e*;• aud th e 'I GterLaneo,—Ccinfortnably -to yew . . demand 'I J. Glory; Holloway; Middlesex, merchant, Aug. 16.47. Sept. *Cutest fears; Must fill every reflecting rind, at con. I h;tvesurrendered Fort &Bison, with all theintislic 24, at Guildhall. - Anomie.; Messrs. Mayhew and Peke, Sy:. tim'pleting a nen era of unauthorized ;expenditure, ••propeety,. • • ; 1.. 1 •,i.-...1 atontrs Inn. , I.llntith,• Bristol, talsinet-maker, Aug. 25„ ?6, Sepi 24, ctt this tries t ensible mitriatemood uucontrouled.sozereignty.. This I have &one to slop the effusion of bleed; and Grcylapead biaiartuttl A ft erlife's, Mr. Hell * Maple Isms' The most daneprobs precedents are introduced under : . : in conaideration of your superior force. •. ii aod Mr. Hignes.•*ristot •:•aiant• . W. Kemp Bath. hanker, Aug. 25, 26, Sept. 24. at the Tat tle pretence of pleasing-the people., and the people f .. ~ . . 1 gm. Gentlemeni,dim i . •;'. • hot Tavern, ' Bristol. A Wain, Moors. Sweet and Stokes, Be are degraded to the level of those nations,. vsideit I (Signed) P• PUTNAM, M ior. bollloal4blg.- alogitall-street 4 and Mr. Gnawed, ittinot. hive been contemptuously governed by arnusements, - ! P.S.-1 hope, Gentlemen, every mid considered as unfit for ,the exercise of thek.rea-l.paid to the defenceless -inhabitants of son. Has this hitherto been the character of English., the private property of the onions. men? The fame of our forefathers denies and re,{ .... seals it, and it is to be hoped that the good sense end.t 'Ts Ceal phiblitianalias !!only , cmustandiag bh minty feelings of the present gentration, will not;. Colooe).r itjestr 4 Lieutenant oely retrieve such an• imputation, but riterei . ..' Crinstitutinn to its true principles, an replace , sn'yereignty on its proper footing. Tltihe ;coatis influence and pewee of the crown, sod the sleoreasiog. w rqght and independence Of tine COmmons, the'peopie ought anxiously to look, lest the true balence.of th, CritritituQoo should be irretrievably destroyed.. The grfitateit painted "titer 'has said, that it a state ' 161.1,. *hen 'tile Legislitive body becomes more• core tbOt than the Executive." It is your interest tee deiStrur to' pies - eat so great a calamity.. It is 'm du(s bids; io.—l have the honor to remain, Gent ml, your most elevated and faithful Servant,. A isia.i.y July tit 144. i , . t . WILLIAM A. ILADOCK'S. • Js' : n • 0.. ie I _ returniog frost UillOogFetil with a !Miker of ssemeste, he saw the Pd. senteOtillts at some Ohtani' frons,Mhitre the witness was, .in the act ,(as ;he thongitt).4, prising open the street.door of a boy* with Am• irinn crow, and the ,other Prisoner standing not Sr from him. Ile hasten• ed to a public house in Weod.etreet, where he was ~known; and having placed his oysters in safe cestody, he repaired to the house of Anthony Harrison, Imo. Alter City constable, who lived hard ,hy, and - celled him out of his bed to assist him in securing the nets. On arriving near the house is question, they saw the Prisoner -Radley standing in the street before the door, end a large bundle of green baize rolled op end tied with a cord, lying on the pavement near ILA. ley's feet. They immediately seized and hamiceffed -him, and then took him into the house, *here they found the Prisoner Gilks in the kitchen, hosing jest loosed a large copper from its setting; and ptmeed-it on the floor. They immediately seized him, and bro. big pinioned him also, they took both the Prisoners sand- the copper to the Compter. "The copper ass .produced, and identified by Mr. Rose.(the owner of the house) as his property, and that betted seen it on lllmrday in its proper setting. Was. Heath, the set. tent of Mr. Rose, stated, that he had4ecked the door of -the house on- the evening of .14irlay, and left it perfect)y secured. Several picklock, tipsy' were pro. dnced, which the constables feemelythe pockets of . : both the Prisoners. . The .Aidermen .asked' if there !palmy person itt ,Court wito.keetethent i ettg weak{ eljamik - in Weir of N their s cheta Mete ,After a short inter,. ifarristwe , of.tbe.,toestables) said, there ilisrtiitleethlejleAny one presept, who would speak.isslifeititasorrekhet, jhe believed, they had both been AWit,,tves -tkinstrie df gam City eiliciem for several' years litera( f „arcotektairt .thieves. •--Brock (the other 'consteble) reild,.hik had seep 441ke in the Dock; at the'Old &Hey., . 4 .rhei ,Were both, fully committed.' • . ' The Alderman praised the goesitablis for the scti. . vier said teal they had sewn In eseebling their J ut; and protecting the property of theii"fellow.citisens. ••., • . • ' Non rctr. Aeltiew-,riiieyset .6Ycogeoet WK:iibo aiiti'd far aria nis i tt a twrit**Olkt i f Orposi t t*ripe..--... The indietaiiiit. ?eon . rem prqd x artisaytii front KiIIENO seistoris 140 PO O rkvof : . 20110.10414-walt tried by ktipecial:/Sry v its f atdiiiy,psillith4st. ?ha story of the: ".' . rOseocutr,ii, uss Letolsolir:ti,girl of . 16, end Which was attempled44 ,Illi lst*tertaPsYpf . the torlimony. of ler, soother,- was locsseiptslA•sitodl ,t)it.ir evidence cir tradictory i tiOne,,ofiottl*.:oliwo Moat's witnesses w !re ofpfffois -01 - '4 1 1 1 41 1 17R; 1 1110014, the Defendant. ' .' ' ".. o f aa • •", .' f.7, ... '-' ', •• • • r - Saturday, as two men in trAgigk - dsiteirt;bp . a nt* - I riled blood horse,.. whom they were :brooking in t were driving at a great rate along the Landon Road; towards the Elephant and Castle, the actin's! set off l t kicking at the chaise., by which IS was overturned, and broke to, Owes, Tbit.two awn were thrown tfo , . a seasiderablailistatun, bet , received no material in*, jury, • The brae - , on being attempted to be sto 'pp ! bdi, darted into a baker's window, which he shirered lit pieces, and then ran e•gainst the window, of The ...if shop, which he broke in like manner. He then . rani against a large bench before the door of a Combating iro9monger, covered with various *Miele, of iron., .9 ff gar• y r which lie upset, and,dasLoed,ktpthroosgk.shoi Arlitdpw„ He afterwards set-off at MI speed err -the ' • eona to Kennington, and ran over a poor saitorvi I . - . • . - 141009) he Shrew to the ground with such forca as to ftsctuve his scull, and oho was taken up with Wiled Rope of. recovery. Widweaday an Inquest was held at Worcester, tin der the following melancholy gireumstances :—Wm. Davies, aged about two years and a halt:, aud hit el& brother. Iged 'boot able, had been left to-1 4'0414 , 1 '4llift. • • . Saltt di dv t; *As( NSW 1 (Siren P. PUTP. ) I, M 40r. Gnintnandlne. siochall-street t and Mr. Clissedd. Reload. '.-• 1 i elder brother, aged about fibre, had been left to. Mail P.'3.--I hope, Gentlemen., •every reopect will be A. floyeson;•Att , ipst-te_ty . et, Illackfristrs...inere: n lttir ili alget her a few minutes In a room where _ there wig.* rea...,paid to the defence's', -inhabitants of ibis island, and . 1 8 ' Se p t ' 14 ' 4 : l l l" un a r' ite 4 l l l . i.rgie, :' all. ' . le 7' .. ... I loaded borse,pisbil 'lying upon the mantle-piece; isb...the private property et th e officer& -• • • '' E. Kamiskr,4l,ll,../taWeem, Stelleid, merchant,- Aug.'2o, the Picket child took It dirifkpresented it et hit P. P. 42, )ieet. 24, at the Tontine Inn. Sbetllold. AIIW I NIteS • . 6. To Ca idols air Iflnsatas Vfordy, commanding :A t bh R alestt'i skit, Ramilles, oath Lieutenant- . - Tattersall WSW ; and birvasecen.• ' , Holborn - ewes, ?' }en. not.. Cet.oc) ktliint"t.os -am , '.! erns 8 " 1 * • .' brother aid discharged it ; 'lt a contents entered the- ' •' ' •. •. I •., ga ! . bray's head of the younger, blew off the right side of the .DIVIDEPIDgek: • • •th t. • • ~ , --.—.. .:, , - ' Sept. 6, E, A, .itioeil. Col ln 061 4. 11 " 1811, * alleti " 4 "7,_ I . father of the children had made several ineireetlat eti r AKTICLES OF CAPATTJLATION Set** 1 0. IV , jAee r . NUalainr • .1...: re, linen'd.raPer''' : t 11 0. 14 ; or the Tarrendrr of maissi , w an d . agr „, t , d to ' between c a pt a — I ' • Sr iv il i ,,..,t• 901. .. rack ingtoararlialse 4Nastlagimashrre, , and • attempts to discharge the pistol, and had, only 111:111t i te. 111 11% Sir .limmeotsanty. twonnandlng the • Nava • Part" 'anti - ' ." 91 • 11 7 ^, ,,,,....Pe ir % . * 1 1 1 TZD1a:N elg i rhi e ~ IV 41 5 r1Z1 . : down a short time While be 'Went up stalk., to seS4iiii , "Zi t; "4/ " 444l t l4Q ° lls64 ratr il ir mati.4l4 " s6Ft " .l44 ' ;a t *. . ill . ritu t iVee-t-tino.'2l7lßethlubcos i e ) e t n the part or kis B : . iif ea ,_;ti vet ; mire, who. was in a dying state.— Verdict" Aleoicicirifei. 'L.'" on et' moote - lkid,tlite nariti ar thel ' ert: . " . "0 10 47 mi l tt 1810.44v o l bikiishOIA'sveg.• tiogler- 2 Xue.' Dail h. • --7 . I SIWIA Orly N. 1514. ► . :., , ,-, , , .... . .. , , , .J. n, Nichulealsee, merchant—Sept. 6, S. 1 1 P I A' r Art.. I :l,ae r =oliti fe rt o .i 4 the 11100411katess Ohre. 1 Beek f.itiß AjtjtY..thr.multite, Iteeilesigidafacturer. 1' An Inquest ,41 1 1. 11 f 1 . 4 . 9,4lnerld 1 neer Bristol, on the boil!: of • itr; ch it` ,d , ard.'r ll, le. is:, r asa. ' O , O ' " 41-1 "4 4 :0 6 41 7 4 4:C. Let'ketwtraist'verffit . 1 " ti . G bhi e li Stets i ts i 6it I illgtifittlud, lC 4S ulal l4"zlPT reillticii Okr a ' . 44 . . Clements yo4 l 4isitp • In ► t 11..1LC , , ;twig 1 , '' . • t . i . Ofilt . A .I ' • AL ist• • cori On, err an4eltaitlarldtbnallet ve*OlueWt .' Or* Art ArorerTQl - • gr Juan. A pok. k groo l 2r.j. a G ni 4 I t ellie y eare ' Ple t , ftdin v ib Y n ' t , ate sb.e. tionelet try, 30 feet deep, fell-I,i . and !is; dirrnedi .4° ,:trreViblitrafailir ‘ t g r lig at, - NUM ' 3l t• Iliiit• W "9 49l Ag4j___, _____W areklll " lllll —l e Whit " 'before 114 t 1 1.1 4 - 141 ,, oel #0.4400. hi 14 14 e i bleionsit has beets held Wreathes bp the • . . elffitient:-K . room 'aegirs-wwwws, .liesWiltuiertNiss.ye r itt:s, l ....,...• . ; insternaei.brOkei. - . • V ireic i. IL Tito earrisanet chitlins!' htell, i tear tf we* asteßbriter%frliVEP• " 11. .L .- , - ,,r7r,..._,1„,,., .. • .1 , . _.,.., ........, : ~ ...;r .t. . ..,,, .. j..........40. elpriy'exetenrtlinnt=telte sikt" ,__,/. &alb .: a , to . p.r . oe-J. and 7. Lewle. Libilt/Nia eng i stjapit..eutogbecky D. Lo vEs t. i, at. l' • to et Wee r aelpiat l i ttle 11.20-ceen, #.0~ 1 1 1 .. 1 0 1 41.444 9 . 11 . !MAT:ASWAN OrTicil. go, Piertotnist.•••••• '' .•.':‘ .1 I . • •. , • r. •. • . . . • Tt, 'TAT .‘ . 4 N goorTy: —.l l4 o .fila re r ifii i P ur im 41 • ' t tt ermitted ev ' ....* lakaith rl VW 9 7 lZt E f tig itt aad i ". Ci ' •P ' l'N . It % ' " r ll . • Art. TIE Every , . axon tun, sir N " • ENT. found to noose hilt nth. 'RAN ifb thereat i 'S riamti Illookil. *Wilit sitsvg k et,: (1 4 ‘, 4 4 •-.8. 4 - ',. PL .'. , . • • Prueeed;t4 dlivUnkeilegli tros b o L ind : . , : c1 *l 7 ... . ,, P : °PertY o l lti filr iu sgatt vv od,.. kG : :: !: :i i tI ti :In . hx da t :l 3 7 .a f t e d t b Atr . :Fe s :"l et: o2, l4 , er : it y .l e ste til 'i_r l i d: R ea . (l.l7 l 4 7 l : 4" :l.lc i E e l i ll: -. , 7 1 ::: ' E41 =)11 4- ,l Y4t * r R a ih n . n it Item et °inmate Anil theni l fistied Id' 4 4 • stir- ___, PP S° --- - sonieree lonia etujaity's Ferns sadertheeemaihniwf Limit.- 1411" 0.1.1 " • liree r• RECII4IIII4 ' twitiekers—r. v(ke 4 41 7.ope Sherbrooke, • i solation .. cl: i.• •• • t ya,t# , A k ecolittryoktien - heashvis -1L)... at a . coo sin in the pro-• ..140 4 . 1 wen, ith mishit camigeo.iside.aivni. , l ea; j. Iv, ~. k htlitne, Inev[idetlit. Norton aba ki i ik e .ar following leiter : * servicentor ninevoineses, I . five i messa i st aa nai s oks. i t IOPIP O4 4 , 60 .1;: - . 0 ; 1 01 -)C klelitts, soo Panwonsgstaddy Bay , wish carriage's. on, mercein-4, • 114 and J Ole. Wefsvh, tia%. •••-•'..' ' ' •. "I ilitp-beildtitVALlT: . Itarvey : 15:41ne. Nt. 11..4. -''' IV. MR? ' Brats nuns. • • son the 'sth inst. 4 . Plii 2 saavreteveble - light e ds-peuelemovilth ft.& illie • retal -- *W. Take alati.r 4 . liill,' le, wiAe'dnd NW . . i . ~,, - f - - 1 , 1 elpiltx-.1„.461,&pai11y,1.C01Z00d-ttrept, (lig** c ub , oils, of the R0ya1, ' ,4 9 „4 4 ,. 6 , e y e tameuteeu,-,E, D., cl, . Soundry St. !'hilly Ituyel strtillery a , , , Pan ni ei n drs', _ s g i tree lir wlt i lsti t ir petwols of powder, 5 lbtal,l a P" lief-ditto, ditto, 0'76 wasirvireaftle maskrt-ball en ittidges. i 4/11"th ni trs-rtraetVarinere' ' llet. . l ‘ f°44- rir ita ' a t i L d p 'W i ti rrao.4. Click, )tarn' . shot, 30 loose mead ti= -poooder, 0 six-pounder case, ~. , P 9 T=7.• -- 115, on the evening 6 Wit* of cogiod powder; containing one handeat e r setts ERRATA.-1111 oar extracts from the ragere of llat k ed ay y th at we arrivedis . ptaln Sit Thomas Pith, •180 muskets with hayauets,. Leib, shop,: ;Sop! *blast. we inserted, he is 1 .. ./isoolution of Pa :ner•hip; jhe pelt swords, 'with belts. scabbard& &c. . . _ ~.... . of W. Ferguson, T.•nold E. weiirsidt,•ssart 1,, itedukve, se. milins with 74 heconialete tents, I Veiled loots &Ago. 1 ..!' I 111. . -bolsterer& whirls was ody, It augfieution of #e ec t i nvo • _ NA of d regiment, undar .. SV. DUNN, Captolo, • bpi MOllirrelsierNy. their business, es Atavism% to sessrti CilloWs• of t ...w e e; . . t. which had, ar- _ ;.,,, i ~ ,t olio ~ i... • . I t•l•••? 4 - 7. , ere k i i i i iiik • I I - i 4) . The Average Wit of SUGA”, for .V! o piliki ii „, • ~, 4 . Foil la lay before moi l ot . The lte sh tt iw i c it ru l a ,. !t am s are exalt/ 1 0 0 4 th ese in th e polio. 1 1 , n . , and to consult 1 . --..m.-- • .., ' ' : . 10, is St% el& per wt. •• c-gocrros • 1 - ;it ;!: . • :••• ' 1 q them into one- (This Gazette contains . Ihs toprnr a dispatch Average Prim of CORN of E's a lk 41 11 1 40111 • ...0 gloater, from the Return. fatting' g -- , from Lieutenant-Colonel Adaritit'icosonanding the' . i.'' I t i the success of the • troo p s in RAtWah, under date the. 6th inst. detailing I Wheat ' 4 Y e • ' Bark, ' th i l). 'Nam, . ' Po,. ---vvi. *at—. • sited would very the successful result of a very•galleet and well plea. s. 4. s• d. 1. d. s. AA, j. p_. ' ll 4l-the Paint of nod attack on the Gherree of •Entouree, on the 4tb 7 0 7 40 .3 31 7 7! r: 14 ID iirk. 101 t 7,.. , „ apprised of our . i nf il • - , , • ........_ ~. customed alacrity i . The .. . • : ,^ i i{ A ,'4. ‘' ' •••• a Gazette also notifies, that at a depter,ot ' . POl. ICt. ; - .;.7: •.. ~ ~ 7- . tr and transports.' L s. . . .., the Most Noble Order of the Garter held at•Cgrl-'• .-- riPticit. • ' . .. , lowing moron k P.M. ouch° /(4 ; nous. nil Wednesday, Atig.4o, ' Ferditnind the 3- 4. GUILDHALI).—George .GtilEr . nd Mtn Itai 7 red : to ” - - .: , t Vlith of MAliti,,ond the g o rince Sovereign 'or tlinlfie. „stood charged by Wm. Break; *Mb loninotty be e ik. es therhiudsi - were duly elected Knights of that Ordera4ng and entering into elelllllltenp id,. Lieut. , , Clet . '. • . ~;:i i - .. - Ina l n V h m ur . Y llrecir t , rdnegf -:'• ' .lldelin .' 77 - e iliroW l wham you • had ~..- s!• - - i Nt • ILITARY PROM s ol:l . o ..i lti,, i service), was de- •; .. n howsusetio4eAl:r; 4 ' . - :1‘ P ' ' ' , • w ee .pfig ee , 4 I SU .. . ~. t. . ,constable s and a dealer in last on ittuedat ruce,•with a sum- . .., •••.• ' ug 20.. : T g list of prnmotitos was .... ?ipsospitlahly auslited la - morning about six o'clock , aloe was returning frost id) addressed. to rriel,.° ll° wi e. 1.. . . . I ti 4;; V t ,`~