The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-09-30 00:00:00

4#* Fir V Ile.bitis his hopes Hurter; , For Dow (tho grief his bosh r wrung. When * aery clouds inspending hung) He can with wioterstrive. Around on every spiky top, That crowns the (Inn etnisosnned crap, The Robin chirping sings ; Whi!e sallow leaves from every spray, Sad prelude of the year's eked), Are rattling 'obis wings. The straw-wove netting thick is laid, V ith the dull honours of the shade, That strew their foliage round ; The Peasant's footsteps, rustling through The Summer cups of balmy dew, Are startled at the sound. The rustic gate with matted thorn, Fr,:os the toll hedge•rnw's branches torso Forie kl) bulwark siehls; To guard from cattle, browsing rear, The favours of the fruitful year, The bounty of the kids. Yet, not tlen'd their humble claim, The Pe:is:int builds his store for thetn, For them ',Limes his toil t . Ile deal, them not sr 'jai 'nuns care, 'What they st t , h4e in riot siutrei Lt n union ex cesb spoil. Let Country Clown and City Bran, On tleaveu grueful thought bobriti As %t int.•r urges on That thus, w luile Nature feels decay, They plenty scat teed round survey, Its every sts ening rune, M. M. The Anstrian Government, has'isined a temp orary order forbiddingthe managers of theitrical Strilacles to . eiter lute engagements with forri4nacttitai al4ers, 'or dam" Ts, 'it they tendad..,to'corript the .mara'of he peopie,and farther drain the Conntry - cdita specie. Alifilintsccipt for which the Emperor ROdolph is to . have -offered 1000 ducats,.. has lately been fotind in tbe possession of the Prince of Ligne.-4-It heirs .- this title - , « Libel' Passioitis Domini postri JCsu Otritti, coo figurie et dtaracteribus ex nulls Walerio towpaths. lecontains 24 pages in vellum, in twelveS. reward of 2001. has at length been offered for the detection efthe robbers, and the recover* of the property stolen . from the Queen's Palace. Consi dering the magnitude of the offence, this is by no means sufficient. When a considerable robbery ,is committed upon Bankers or Merchants, they offer. 5001. This sum ougbt.to 'save .been offered for the robbery of the Palace, as it would h&ve induced the parties who have perchesed..tke dresses, £e. probably in a fair way of.trade v tO ,come forward upon the bu- A few weekS since the lightning struck down in a. church in the parish of Sexeraga, not far from Got tenburgh, at a time.when about 600 persons were as sembled at divine service. Three were killed on the spot, and above 100 shook in such a manner that they_ were taken away deprived of sensation ; the most of them had.red stripes and marks on their bo. dies; all of th em complain•of head-achm, and pains' in the extremities of their bodies. On the Ist of August so heavy a shock of an earth. quake was felt at the town of Reggio, in Calabria, in the Straits of Messina, that many houses were threatened with a sudden downfall. The inhabi tants' who 'still remembered the dreadful earthquake of he 2titli February, in the year 1788, fled iu ter ror from their dwellings, and sought refuge in the fields. During the whole month of July, the earth in Calabria was agitated by shocks. Tile Thomas and Anita sloop, Jordan, Master, of Rochester, bound from London to Plymouth, with whee, sprung a leak to the eastward of Portland, on Wednesday night ; the pumps were soon .choked , by the corn, and the vessel foundered. iler boat float. ing off the deck, the crew, consisting of the master" and three , boys, fortunately got into it, and though the sea was running very high, and it Was blowingA gale of wind, they stuzeeded in keeping her free from Mater • a brig i.asJing up Channel providentially , picked them up, and lauded them at Portsmouth. I During the same gale, the Mary and Elizabeth, of this port, Han kit's, Master, was blownnut of Swan— age,. with only , a lad.on'board;. and we are sorry to I say, she has not since heard of. Eavasoanticialr • Cancuster.iNce.—On Sunday se'nuight.igrs.'Addy, of liornugh Yen, on pulling a bunch of 'keys but of her pocket, was alarmed at feeling s6snefhin4 Very cold, which, *to her astonish meat and 7• horror proved to be a-yen% Snake. If a men, in extreme thirst, immerseth himself in water, his sensation of thirst •ii removed, though he deer not by the, month take in a - drop of that fluid : immersion, in see -Water, is, attendedwith the same refreshing effect, thOugh•drinking that fluid be gene rally apt to cause thirstiness. We may therefore con clude, that the particles of salt,. which give taste to sea-water, are larger indiametter, than the diameters r, f the absoibmt orifices; and that the particles of Liquid, in *lick the salt floats, and is dissolved, are ' less in diameter than the mouths of thetabsoibents ; • antoonsequently that the skin *ergots., like a filter, •••karates the salt* parts' from the meostruum Inch contains them, and imbibes or admits the aque ous eleweut is its pure and &vested simplicity. -•- a little . the eastward,bf which the Smoke is ptillhly visible from St. Michael's. Softie 'boatmen 4 4ahilolip. , proached it while quiescent, report, that thtts*O'son the spot was quite discolour, 4 ,4 k f a a sulphinsegs• smell, and that they picked` pup it quantity of dead fish, half roasted. On the Orel nand, vegetation, I am assured, is already apparent on one side. • • ' A woman of Braketrollenburgh, in Fionia (Da;; nish island), has fabricated son* hundred ells oftad , good stuff from nettles. The Danish Government , has rewarded the discoverer with& pension for IMO and appointed a Committee to ascertain how far thir new branch Of industry may be rendered productives The Police of Pest, in Hungary, lately discovers*, a company of thieves of diStinguished character, cones listing principally of persons who generally belong to the class of the robbed instead of robbers. With.' out having excited the least suspicion, they had made severalconsiderable booties. Assortments of watches, snuff-boxes, rings, and other jewellery, were found , in the apartments of each of them, besides sums of Money, false passports, and false seals. A pipe, mounted in silver, afforded the clue for , the detection of this dangerous corporation. The ;order with which it was managed must excite surprize. They had te book-keeper, a cashier, and several Jew factors. Property to the value of 160,000 florins has already been restored to. the proprietors. Most-of these il lustrious thieves have acknowledged that they were' .seduCed into this opprobrious occupationby a fatal pas sion,lorgaming, which, unfortunately, reigns at Pest with a furor thit seems to increase in proportion with .the melancholy censequences it produces: A baker at . Faris has invented ri =chit* for knead leg dough, Themedel, whichite has presented to one of the National Societies, is extremely simple in its construction. The bread made by it was tasted, and judged by all the Members of the Society to be preferable to that kneaded by manual labour. Lieutenant refceval, of the sth West India Regi ment, lately met with his death at Fort Augusta, Barracks,..laintaiett; 'in the' following singular man ner :—While going into his his bed-room, he fell, through extreme *Witless, and his head striking on -a: bottle which stood on the floor, and. was broken ' by the fall, cut him ae dreadfully about the temples, as to render all the efforts 'of the regimental surgeons to stanch the blood iireffeelual: He died in few mi nutes after the accident . Without a groan. A very distressing occurrence took place on gaturday week, in the neighbourhood . df Bush-hill, Middle sex. It seems the butter of MrAtherington, a young man of good character; and in great trust with his muter, with whom he lad lived six years, put an end to his existence by hanging himself on a fruit tree in the garden. .This catastrophe is traced to a wicked and malicious report, circulated amongst his friends in town by a recently discharged groom, pur , porting that the deceased had been for a long time I guilty 9f improper and disgraceful practices ; which reaching the butler's ears through the medium of his town friends, affected him so seriously, that a fit of despondency, and his - consequent death, were the, result. From whit transpired subsequently, it ap pears that it was the intention of the young man to have -laid the affair before his master ; but he being at the time some miles from home, he had not firmness to wait his return, but fell a victim to slander. A Coroner's Inquest was held on the body, and a ver dict of Lunacy was returned. On Saturday morning Da_ is and Phillips, who were oonvicted at the: late Middlesex Sessions, for keeping a Little Go, or Private Lottery, in the neighbourhood of Brompton and Knightsbridge, un derwent the sentence of being flogged at the cart's tail on the Brompton road. A -most daring rohbery was cOrniiritted on Sun day last at Gretford, in 'thedwelling-house of Mr. IWelch. This atrocious deed was perpetrated during s'rvice, between two and three o'clock in the afternoon; the circumstances of ! it, are as follow : Mr. Welch, accompanied by his wife and sister, went a few 1141" tp iiii4lui;# ( 1 0 :with a friend, and left the hpuse to th‘Care Meld s a• steady and a'Cisn: ; • file fidential servant ; she, map suspecting the cause- ; quences, went to church, not, forgetting, however, to cloak the doers carefully before she left the house: The rvillain, doubtless kngw ef.tho family's absence, and watching the servant' into church, embraced the op- ; poitunity afforded him ; forced the bolt of the back-i door.out of the staple, and'lhus effected an entrance. jlepre:c'eeded to thoasureani:,Which stood in the room I next the shop ,(to whifirAly 4 )Y. frequently goes to give change, in the firoseicd of - his customers) broke it open , and took from - it noes to the amount of 101. including 4- . 11. of the Grantham bank, which has jatdi stopped payment • The servant on her return-• from thatch soon discovered 'the robbery. Up - oh '-amination Mr. W. fortunately discovered his' lessint be much less severe, than it 'night have been, 'Os he ' Had cash to a considerableamount, distributed in vit.' rioes parts of the bureau. On Thursday night, during the extreme dirknees which prevailed, and the noise made by the wind; ski French prisoners made ;their escape from the Black' Hole of Pojehester cistle, by means of a rope, which lies discovered stortly after by the torpors& going the rounds, in time only to prevent tl4llight of several others. Four of the fugitives ha;e taken ug. • subjected D afavout i lle tuirsining. From this dreumstanco .alone . may be attributed the ,lOniense odds, • which, Wait *II 'to 1 On Crib • and (1. 'to4 ; llbout • the first kneaCdown. The coMbatanta Moinited the star at 'twelve o'clock, and atl Ft minutes past Xliaving viewed . ' each other with significant . glance/4 f they prepared for combat.—G tiler and Joe Ward seconded Crib s and Richman and Bill Gibbons steed by Moliueux. 'rflg Bit.TittE., •• • • • Round 1. bparrim foe ofte urinate, wheat (rib made plaj,' right and left. The rusoded.lilowt told slightly *bac Ondy of the Black, who r dightly on the beat A lowed, to which three blabis were esehmtgel, wbAs the 'Black was:knorked down by a hit. on the throat. The- blows were: non such as to do much exeratiotioind the knock-down was out clean. Bitting as at setting to.- •. . _ .2. Crib first shelved bland from the month at ,setting to. A. I tally wateminsenced, sad Ctlb ptitla-a good *body* hit with the right hoed,. which bknlineux.retarned on Are head with the left tufb., Feel fought at haff4rffe for; iiiperiblity, I and hits, In nunther attest- sii,twegot'egellanga&mbkofacce. I Closing followed, wheit Crib was thrown in a trial pL vtreogth.-- 1 —5 to2on Crib:' 3. Cribs right eye was nearly timed rallxvire another here f o llowed of astidgetnarfemeie. *Mid °parr sit for wind, in which the *ilia, dent, Cub par bi a dreadful doubler on the body of the Black,,,butlitthou,gb he was: bit away, he kept his legs, and renew %%Uttar tally w'eewh try which excitid aloes mintiest the eogaojggei Cr Io t hit tight and left at theody and head. and the Mack fot biiit. the head alone, anti -wreetniacceisfoloss ith She refs hind' ski to • planted some dexterous flush hits„.aod. Crib bled-profusely and was damaged in lirith'e - yirs: The rally hated a miiiiee and a half, and Machos! Crib was thrriteniwiteavy,falL Toinv ordi nary spectator the Black was winning the fight in is hurry, but the Clfampion's tried gtuue tirade bins yet ellavottriteitilthongh it reduced the odds.-. • 4. Crih'shend was much disfigured; mid flee BLjc'k's eta iris' treacherous. Thofitriner blesrprobnely,'.buth'esnitted, Omitted I the rally with heroism never excelled, and Asia ,io nbitutineel were excinmged.' CNA itill fighting at' thelfedy-tmtik *MI his right band, and tbe Moor ati.the.head:: Crib felt with tgAligitiO bit, and manifested first wenknesC—Betting,7 to 4. 5. Rallying, wasretiesettit trinatiettir, and OfefearroilinCen both sides was terrifite gite :Mark hap the best-of .t he :ileter-' mined rally, and Crib MI from ablow, and rec'eirecratiollitir falling, which eteitediturntersitod applause from the parsizsiar of the combatants ; but on reference to the umpires % it was cided Crib '. MINIS being lit liberty. • •6. The Black; fatigued by want of wind, bulged right:ind left, hut tie was aVitided, and he made a gond stop of Crib's, right hand. Crib put hie destructive righl.handed blow at his body mask, which doubled Nen up, who got awns pitifully die. tressed. He appeared 'Munk tin renewing a rdily, anxious to go in, but alarmed at the eonsequeuires ; and no dancing matter ever tit capers more amusing to Crib's friends. lie hit short, and was ahnitid. Crib folinvied him round the stage, and did astonishing execution, and floored him with. a blow at great length. 'This round brought the odds to bto 1 on Ctib. MalideUt rua• in on a rally intemperately, and did some execution, but Crib bithim several Mews as violent as can be figured, about tivenacknadiagular, and after a rally of one minute, the Black fell from hurts and weekness. 8. Moliotail,_ in Ifite forlorn hope, again 'rallied at ill-judged distance, and after Crib had ngaiu nohbed him, he got his bead under the left aim, and fibbed uotil the Black fell. Nu takers - of odds. ' • 9. Lombard-street to a China orange Malkin' wasclirad beat, and only fought to encounter Crib's death-like Mows. In run ning in, Crib merhiin with his left hand, and broke his jaw, and he fell like a log. He did oot come to time within half a offi- . nate; but Crib s appetite was ant to be satiated—her-ire away tuts chance, dancing a hornpipe about the star, and Iluarediffir mall, after hitting half down atm, up again. 'lO. Milliners x with difficulty got ()finis second's knee for fresh punishment, but he made a desperate unsaccessful effort, and fell from distress. 11. Tins round ended the light, after Crib had given away another chalice about time, but the Black's semes were hit eat , of him; and after hr received another kooek-down, he wasab able again to stand, and victory was announced in a Scab Reel by Gully and Crib, accompanied by sheets of applause. • REMARKS. , • The assemblage gave mutual applaufe to the com batants during the light, which lasted 19 wipitesanff, 10 seconds. The Bla6k has - aequireff science equal' to Crib, and it would not bettie tnuch vlenominate him as good an in-Ahier.. He is 4t ands heavy, part icularly with the loft hand,andgenerallriben.Crib. o hit him in the. body with the rightheld,-he retUrped it with the left on the head; but grilht game..-avail never excelled, he having been a,gOotl . deal pemshei • on the head alone: The Cbatmiton has Weti - a sift and certainly Molineuk Could have'ne Chana'itt'anyi; combat with him: Whethef the impression - Of Mining , been before beat by. the .(hampion wactUtediutii. - .of sort oftalespoudency,- jiaslity termed - Juncipi f . ok . whethardayant i of patronage by tbehightr. talle.lo the fancy, bad preyed on Molineitx's 00 . Correspondent knows not; ' but it haVbeen *a mati of surprise to many of the amateurs, that' the Black' should have been beat •so quick; when obstia nately contested' a battle oC thrice- its ,;durotion•so.reo cently. . The only •conelusion.to be drawn is ) ; was full of.fiesh in that; com b at, add far .feont' I being, in good condition, and hifylineux certainly his Lunt the stamina he then bed; but he hitiacqiifed the I necessary science of hexing. The fOur rouint§ fol ' lowing the first were contested with' t furious des peration on both sides, which has never been equalled, I ' and Crib's hits were insupportable to ,the hardiest frame. Molineux was carried out of the :ring senseless and' speeehless,• and he is constantly attended bra, Surgeon. ,He has -suffered most about the left side and the . jugular vein; but be is not considered In: danger." Crib is blind, but has received no body . hart;-and on being joked with after the fight, about., Vila captivating appearance, he observed, he would tit:dotter go through such another fight than go throUgh 'another training up the Highlands of Scotland, after Ns patron and trainer Captain Barclay. Crib will ; benefit 4QOI. by his victory, Another battle -took place between George Crib, t ‘the champion?' 'brother, r and. a ' stout country . Wan, [which was wort by theformerin half an hour ! The winner. was two . anomie the heaviest. The towns isr.Gfeettlistia t Stamford, and in short the whole North .11.0 ad inure reaped allundant . . bar vents on this occasion. No interiupti . on whatever was offered. , •,-41 1 . P 0 4..i. aped .of the piit01...., lie thought be struck tlie,nien with thehayonet„. And wits not certain ; he • was tare be hit the craille,Whicli was in thekitchen;lo called out fery loud to' hii master, 'who was a considerable time. before he hitifd i lleltil; It was so veey dark he was obliged to feel 'along the passage .with ,the „bayo net, till he got to the bottom of the stairs, where he tiro a light, and went to bit. miste4sehasist.pisted in each hend; his mistress .wars. nearitira4obliat a light; they.rnefte a_ great noise agai.ol6o4l,escoat, in hopet to alarm tkeir... - iieWitteurf t . ,AV , gge,rl their 'assistance; they also made-a,ga 1141 - -;lfgainat' the talienterilt of the' WintloW; 4 isikh ibak4ieni)hot •ao peruse • canicto .their 'assistance... He accompanied POS . mastepoaketealips atanyd,with keftiiitol ,s and himself. wit lilt. bayosiLti, .witen they..goi 7 .to The bet (o.aiOf. ,th:e itairi. theh,disWelid.ii its* stick or tbflign, - -)ttlifiiiftiife near it s : • .Whiti they . reached the kitchen they 'fotind . annther iti . rge .titiCkfend sa*e a 'deal of blood on .11w floor ;ithey...- - deated .its hang .hlboal et • Emit siet; antlvelPostshit .tkbe l lowe..xte. serves that had been knocked down, but onkexanun .inLhtilt9. OLpteservep. . they., foetid .1 had not 1-been temoiecfr • ' The sU ef ichelighnitte 't nkl partF, Iliut Colin' dirt end;guy - - lie tiorr:-' 7 '..tii‘d't lilt ° &atter rceddlieletttliatlihe iblbbers *mitstiglitie , WettrAct?etinh. othett,-TaeAse wag mot Ottgiwitlit-i-ht - lilastEuck•tuy ofilsetwwith!the itayonet&7on.,i - rehini( taliktrinio • thekit4Ms tberfound.on, t .scrag small ,k tick k Z tj I Whickt 4, Jobbers had 'Jeff; 11'50 . 614 1 04 .,4 110 'where he Observed the fight, thewindO*lois Pft ;mob. iris maslgninifhelti'ving thofong.Stiihilfsieg-atliem rterik flat .:nti!iiersOn. was - in -th e'lt*Ps. - 4/ 0 0.41) starstb , to his , ; mittrelir 'seer !Mid 'lter44ohey . ,4hela all, wentc-dewnlatait4..*ogetheriltiki 116b4t *,410.,..Thy.64ti11!, . qe.A.tir , : ,/ .0k., b .;r8.....ivire - on, she4areeDises 4 .ot ; riine, s iibOui terK. , ..Pear1...74 4 ' Td 'they were afraid it th - went - again /*Unties *Odd refuiti ; ..giArietter.' ' " t'. tiny-s` *74ld .6r6 Off it gun, ivindli Vatilritlgßalthe thtevbs-if they were near: MS inasteraccOrdingf?;- aft searching some closets, found-souse-goopowdanitinatied • his gun . and gave k -to liim l . and.he disc,bargeg, It.r out of the window of . the room. called the' butiet:s,par v itryi . where he slept.. They . ali remained betel sairtriar some lime ; his maste r and tnisfltiii went up: stens. The maid servant and he oinained - h'elow; Andes they-- were going into a rociinliil!.eacertairi, if tbe. window was fast, they observed' thitt the wainscOnt ''ett; broke and shattered very much, and' he said 16 Vietinitid that must certainly be the place *here • the!bill tils.: charged' by the thief had entered when itlnissed'him, and on examining it, discoeered a balk in the wall; he then took a pair of compasses, which , were near the spot, and got the hell patetAtt. vesture * the Wa!1; the maid was standing clone s. iiim f holding a candle while he got thehallnint, ..fie• gave the bill t' the maid, and she topli it up' stairs to, her niistei.— The wall which the ball entered was'of brick, covered ' with plaister ; the bait had - entered it about an inch. His master then came down stairs with the ball, which having been flattened, he beat it a ith somethino to make it .round, put some paper about it , . andload ed giegun with it, .wWeit be.bad before :d had and his master took ititp.atairg. - 11teithen..all 'wen t hilted. . Oir-MentfaY.'aibini* his iiistittia diaired , him b let 'lief lOW *CRS biyonef t in& she...disco , vered the point to be - bloody. - • fie forgot to, *ate beriaenihis mastertook.the.-gutritp s stair . .heAfe.khn one:A . lin+ pistols whick, he to 4 : iota bit bed.essota j with , Wt a4P. 401 1 01 1 1. ? ,.an . t!d 1t . ..light (prang i all the remainder Of'tfle -night - tn. his` beti4oont t . he skithigliip ill' his tecritllihe time. —Li the he 4tiortictfthttt tie liitaiiiithistlisti(tiltitfibagisftleti a.IIPW! &op; -trdi *as .-rtAtiva side I)ayonee,,w4ynot . rnage - hlefulYiwi) ll 4. 6 .4Nral'bkoiri l - .StiilkAlelgcks .-wheßitwWdaY - 4a 4 s.o4ket i l a gAe n sue. *44t. a t - ,14 fepna4 the autitArat: -. .egischided 'ill. - 441!eer' was oven a , ire laid iXoi* d Ant tbstr*F 4 ll.c - go RR NAM - thane' 4c . 4 7 • 11 • .-eiiWPl46 . o4ire ,rabers _ . riWiltat'l - Niii&lf -- Aciv rttnteWspeti; ,i m . .4. ,„,.• ,I- - War": the -bilker enlertfigtiie quan and . otritt 1s I prier, - was prolibced •itientfra l / 4 14-ISdita. ma terial mitiess Piet being, .pneseat ) jerrimui Arigutted fora Anther hgaring, • • :;. . On Sunday. the-29th fit.t.io 411404d6place• Befililittequkrty the Lott of Jahn Learnt.* * E . sq. of sun. • , On Frklayanst, in Queetastreetricioptlit,lfirs. wymr, . of n daughter. On Friday101;1111t. Nekton, of Ccittrs-optirt, Cfiralarefost. of a daughter.) ~~,~ MARRI On the 91st Ink +M'llary-leAlme C taeltaatistillake Xirbv, Esq, of Miacipg-lape l I. Wei Suite*, if Great fitittland:street, Cavendish-sqtrate. Olt Monday lost; M MoVtlake, Lewis ilVilsmee, , Pw CiOtain and Adjutant of Ist p. S. Militia Ars bliss Clarke_ of Oxford. street. 'Ot t els`. • On May 41. 1811,Nr. John-Wing, mt bispatostge frost War on board the Canton. much regretted by hit °Seers. On Saturday morning, of n drclior, in the 47th yeqtr of bet ate. Francis EN*, itiiita Mr. Charlet garebeetber, if Bow fert•beildingt. . ' • DON s same* • obi ' published by D. 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These Olen lqraf t i e wen; '. - ..s‘• 'k-• ' . idi o - Or r 1 4 ipolopriOpikolingilati . ei4:0111 6 / 1 11111)14 4 144,4bit ctitilinit Or a #Hoila two tri three 3eteinerelii tklwitdi f ta 'shad: ( ca ' ' j ff J. - breunbk Wogs •=.... ...„ _.. . When Autumn~ larks pf Yeyow hair, • by - ----- •3 - . . • . ' • Ill :• 3 tY! 90 . Ca ' Mr StUOMPO4O •- .' SAO l i t i ti , —., .. ...,1 1 ,1 1246 A -• . 1 44 1 `.v". " i lle "OM A1 , i ,,„,, ,„ t h e p eit i a i t e s nee , ~ . ~_ . paid ,ttPll}Webell,t.„ .9: Ali; ea - caconnit • dre Are pluek'd treat/ander vale ; -!. • wh i c h h o ism a ted„ab a t t alkege_leesugefnept.ong,- • , . 4 ,, • . 4 , At , l ir- , 7 - 7 44,„ -.- - ..- I oi ii ,l. Ipetr oulSittentT,' of 'fill . ir- tvatitedl• ti-iditieni .• , ,er .• t -•, pit. ,:- ' .4.. - - When bu” tea* , anyak'd are seen, has ejetitt* sW.h:a galifitio .l ,o iteiV4 l . l !4' ' l o o m ..b u r' ' e "feld it..*ip A titeLlsutisi't To linger oa the Tillage g reen, four miles long; and twik . al( lipailhook . 4 . . vi ,,,,„„ ~ ... . ,: . adgi l eali t if tetttly ilirevhdalePtl'theitiiiseihat awoke him wag Dumb bidding • Wiateritaii t • .'s : formed, and it li stilt lit ~ qui-4.049k twilit "7" :6 1, iii...**ollf l 9olll ' . i e r iblienn litionshoints_ivalbing.in• the pas,vage leading tg.thi 111 p Bow pleasing then to eye araynd, ; 'tune, by contlett6der'epttent,'„bi . ..- , ., _to our isle* we l t , 4 ,--,-, T , to bzi .,,,,„„,..,,,..„,,,,,. :5 c e0 rein whone•hemeu • ~lte listened; and heard the same tue•mpasee with a rdstieiaoand, Another volcatio - uppeatord 4n:ths '4IN of Jury, abtre't 1,, i ,„ , ... 1 , 0 —. 1 . 6 -------, e . . 01 .... kind of noise i : hut: A 4 Mechgreaterdistance. *ben The cams of pleaiy rise ; . . eight leagues distance, .abd in-nieer 3filathome•nater, 44 6„,:f ig at„ n a•• 4 1 0 0 ,onage r and he saw the/Inn - mew light in the back, kitchen, .he Haw pleasing thee to see the swain, It has ejected much lava, and greatly agitatetd the ;;;; setititatty h i, tedh o tt .„ lo i.ge &My to bimseli . 2 was•about call i ng our, supposmg•tite maid had Cane cdluit o'er his stacks of Olio grata, ' sea, and will doubtless form an island; but its *sr- taltkongh he haticelvdslited bleteelf, steadily, yet &Sets stairs to get 'the child some victuals ; *hen a With trdrepurt in hid etc''' fare on the 28th was still below the level of the•wa. the t' of that ~ga r gat. c+ ace' soma . g i ve s pistelivrect-off very near him, end by the fle.ih, hi . - gerar'd from Winteeseatniag breads, - . ' ter. A third volcano is said to have been discoiered - eme confidence subjected him eftefr•to despondency sa>v a tnan's face. he-tras a good•deal stunned by the And Natures/salvers:al ikatts; - • a little to the eastward, of which the smoke is plainly not favounable to training, From this circumstance report of the pistol..-, Be thought he attack the me_u 'l7killterifttitittit&lief , fituttillAlitie Olden 44 1 Viiiicirislietesitireceoptsiigtet.,44. ei t; i i i : h / yp • 14 041 . 0 .-., I t 1 1 ; 1 / 2 ay, n ep oe *al,. r 9 1 • *a . 'llia a - 's great' ai r r tt t i lhepie Pies' Ot'ltir.t9i46?4;: o ti 5 in Ivi.siiiet; ; 'Holborn; 104 ',bail* ai3ettuut a ,of iiktastins i ,ratii_soyen.s o a cpunq.rpatip, Itiubpl"'ort . ' s iiiiNtrg. thl4 'ititigag ' of the the Offidkr rtitincrit lifirlSf Wl' tett pro- ' 111111 . 111116 . : • .' : . > ••4110.- ..; ,e 4 ...'-.. ••• f S ~~ 4 4 4 4i ' 4. I. 4 #4llllrArp • \ ! ci mai w 04' 1