The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

74) COHRESPONDLST4. 41.0 The Mk to a Psismen is really pretty. and wartd arta• ally ad..ra the ifirrolog P.st. The rrrr SMIN %ins is a less poisatsd strain I sad /MOM public afain indispose it to ibe attractions el even inteteeptionolde melody, when Intesded to the length of this. 11• NICK tTIiCKS TIII Blot !Mork "Oil% Celt , . 71714 71' 9 ot prr Celts Sat PI 4 per Cent. tOii 91 lON Cemoler, O , T AT t r i u.; 5 per Cent. %Inv{ 1011fi India Kneel. 11161.10 v. Imam Ann. m 3 16 EtraNner Kid. 1 4 di.. pm. r Are. _ TH:4 6TA7'FS" . IN 71U111 AT. •EPT/Ll[! 3, 18.9. The vast assembly of the People in Palaeossard yesterdss, eshibited a most seblima and imposing spectacle. The cause on which they slid assemble was Wel and wand. The exalted orators I n n, added at anew to the interest and the dignity of the Keno. If the longing, mod had been written, not Of ,we might have said with !HILTON— " They 'real their pro. and swim& th' air "Aliso " With clang &spired the grogiod." For they left all mass things pet of their notice, and talked only of the magnitude of the ills which Mimed their theme, and of the teem of those ills.— Tlite was as it should be. They dwelt not upon the different shades of light through which the remedy sought for was viewed by different persons, bet per. spiennesly showed that the remedy was urgently called for, and most be promptly applied, or many of the patients seffering ender the disease most in.vi. tably slit with loudness. deepsir, or privation. lot Done of the People say, that these speakers were net molar ennegh in their dictinn and allusion ; they said every thing that was calculated to creed, who listened with the omen attention all the while, that there was not a this of our fellow. Countrymen, haat.% Pr abater! in ennilithrs, left out of their consideration ; nor • distinction of the higher orders, hooey., elegant! in rank, woodiness. ed in the same view. Well was it said by Mr. l Boanouse,. in descanting upon the presumption end esurpilog rondect of the nurouglasnongers, `• Every succeeding year proctor ell vim/. f.r.h intriiatt of their privileges, and eitioesmoil the pr , igress of a system which was credo/411y taming them linen I lute mere clod*, and convening them, the free in ;writers of a rich foil, into the li.e tt9ck upon it (sometimes regarded as suponabundatit), oor render. ing thine strutters in their own land."—lf not for Heaven's sake, for their own, let then Men, ire. just • ly designated, chine* their °dimes poese,sions and penile/testi/to goose less invidious property. In contemplating et once the object and the love of those abn addressed se assembly of one hun. deed thousand persons, we sanctity know which most to admire: the nobleness of thought in the I Monourable Baronet, as well as the magnificence and yet plainness of the words in which he expressed them; or the harmonious, and at the same time liens and caustic turn of phrase adopted by Mr. 11 0 go o nsg, when he satirically compared the .on duct of t • Magistracy of Manchester to Falstaff's IsrestkinK stender's head, and declaring that theieby he had given a slackest answer to she charge! ! What a happy, what an apposite allusion! If the Grecian or Roman crater has net been outdone in this Instance with respect to the riteterkt displayed; we may (to speak like a Reversed, au& of course, Learned Disks) " swear we Wiese" that they have been more then equelled in the leen, and which, of course. calla not in its effort towards coo. infirm. Hew beasiefulls were the Hoes of a bumble British Bard ills ed on this occaaion— " fire haw 0.1.11er, armors versant% Draw their facers, tad the heart Meade." Ste. Ur liimic.usa was peculiarly happy In bus alle. doe to Timmins. We sincerely Impedes the tlpl tinti..n mai operate as a check sad a margin* to s dlstiogoisbetl Paxson; for tie Empe►or eta tent on. seiptaluted before he finished his career with what rendered him eopopelsr. The Orator's spettrophe to the God of War was t►vecht to be particularly well adapted to time. pier*, sad rirewiestrace, that he would give the triumph net to the strong bet to the jest. We tan another observatioa to make no viewing the vest coneneree of people assenthied on this first of all occasinos ; end that is, that it gave es co.dial .aril. faction to behold so satiny persons antes( thew who carry aim/ with whatever they do, a weight and emswattwoce frees their profession% avocation, or possessions. It is our duty, as it issuers Rood. le say this, end we hope we do it witheot Akan to the most bereft sentog the crowd.--We hops and tract we shall, never, for ono Instant, be sea. peened of • partial hies inwards the rkb, soy more thee of slightness of regard tower& the poor. No. we keeper poverty, and would have s general respect shown to at, tether thus scorn. We hive spew a competent Girton, in the protection of the helpleqs, end seqlsined an imprisoomeet of many you for advocating their cause; and therefore we be,. • right in advise them to leek with as little itiq sidittiessess as possible •.w thou who are reputed wealthy At present we allow that • rich man is sa l eheect of dread and suspicion, bevies@ he can bey op the little liberty we posse.% by purchasing the right to make laws for abridging it, and for lasing ea in every thing we carry about es; bet it may set always be so It will toot be so under • better elder of things; sod dist better order will most assuredly be established. if perilous of the shove docriptinn come forward io this wear. ✓imy. If, however, the posestuors of vest mosses of property, whether in land or capitol, will continue to IN its influence es they base done in spite of the Indust estinction of liberty throoghtest the eoentry, sad destitetion of mesas in the poor, who ere tool• tiplying in every part of it : why then soot allow• tare may is made for a moment's doopoodeney ! bat even !lieu, in that deplorable and apparently lost ?sedition, a bieNros. will arise from some Wades hitter at the kiagdom, and tell we, es Britoil% what alias replays as from the angoiti of a lash despair !I! TROWBRIDGE. Sz.rr. For several days a rum itir had been current in tbia neighbourbond that there was to be a Meeting today on Trowle.commint. Placards to that effect were posted shoat flue town, stating that the Meeting would be held this thy, at ten o'clock, t• petition the Prince Regent to unite with the People for th e attainment of • Reform of Pat liament. By eleven o'clock there were nearly ten thousand persons as sembled; but no Orator or Casimotee of Manage. men, was in attendance. After walling an heir, SI.. R. MARUINAa cam. forward and addressed the People. lie said be knew nothing of those who had convene.' the Meeting; bat be felt it his duty to guard his countrymen against any dangers to which they might unwittingly repose themselves. lie had conaulted I respectable attnrnies, and they haul all declared that in their opinion the Meetin4 was illegally convened. Ile thought it would he attrhahle therefore In dissolve the Meeting. as he felt confident they did not nigh to do any thing enusirary to the laws.—(Applasse.)—Mr. blarshaten pledged him self that there should be a regular Meeting legally convened within a short period, and that some re spectshle Reformist sh•nld be regneateil to take the Chair. Ile named Sir F Battling and Mr. Bobhouse as proper for such an a& P, especially es t , tey we.r both freeholder, of the county, and the lane► Geis 'team an inhabitant of the neighb.'uring town of Bradford. The Meeting then dispersed in the moat orderly manner. A subscription has been begets in this town for the Nlaeckester 'artier', and we ate hippy in adding, that its inhabi.anta are very gene rally convinced of the necessity of Parliamentary Reform. Sir FILM(' Bustoarr mode • proper and judi• clout remark on the merits of this achievement of the 16th tilt. Ile arid truly that the whole Istoiled to the Yeomanry, that the soldiery bid no band in it ; and th►refore • e quote the motto on Laid NELSON'S Funeral Car : - •• Qei palming ,anti! Prat." A certain Lord Mayor of Landon(a centary ego) having oraitvil on 1 , 1 Hnyd Periossige in form, in pre. vent a petition int the redrew ut ..me grievance. arts thus accosted by a friend on hie return :—" Well, •hat ansopt how the Tielnlm—how Were you re. epireci by the Sovereign depositary of power"'— " Oh," replied hi. 1.-rdstiip ,* quite in a princely Illenfter, I •iokury yha :—there he sal, as our Poet sayll•••• Like Patience sue r ma:mond at We , 1 ps. and truer that ..at Right flonalltahl• LIEUTENANT of l'ouca" (e happy lid* the pq sunlit Birionet hes conferred on Lord SIDMOUTII) will hate as especial Ile to the plocitedlno at Bar thrlotneta Voir. There AIM 11,11%).; a number of, not ad dtrads, but cut• pers.', assernbleJ ou ibis annual acea•son. We know ens how to credit whet is given eat se a Haushergh Oflitie of the 21st nll. w hi c h men ti on s the non.arrival of the Brenanick Vital, and win, as a report, that the ranee of it was a dreadful tumult, in which the Jews were ell massacred; but it is hoped the runner will tern net to be erroneous. What can the Jow, have done to merit en horrid • mi. g . That they should net forget how ill they ' have been treated by the Christisne is no wonder.— Bet distinction of irettmesit for religion', asks is es. charitable, soil thereinto en. haat i s s m .tihas, The Journal des Debate of Monday last contains a paragraph which has anon we much pleasure in its l'ofolai tits' :—" A letter from Spain stater. that the French Admiral JuLlete joined Admiral Fit MI SNTLI at Mahon, the 18th ultimo, in order to proceed one. Ow to the Barbary States. for the pup's, of &mist ime to them, that they must tennenee their system of piracy, under penalty of h.ing exposed to ell the consequences of an stoned Ftropean league. This measure, the resell of arrangement, made last year at Aig• la• Ch a polio, will ant fail s ea haves good od'oet." Legere', their, and 1 onferenees held among Chris. ties Princes, for sepptemotte the pir.cies and cruelties of barbari.n tyrants are pteasing to contemplate.— When an such a ;rape be more opportunely entered into than at this hoer, when ell the European Powers ate at pear.. Those nests of human (not humane) robbers hare been alone enabled to commit their enertaitsva by the jealousy of other en..re civilised Storm Wks eao forget the deadly cruelties the beat end most tender part of the family •f a brother l'ro. patter of a London Journal endured from Ike TeG4el (carrying her Its a mere genial climate, for her health) Wog captured bs este of these sea-robbers ! In Norfolk, the whole of the mire has been housed in the fined eider, there one having been half a day's interception from the weather during the harvest. The Loup Alaimo proclaimed the Fair of rat Bartholomew at hatf.past 10 o'clock this clouting. being one hour and a half before the regular time. This was done, as it now appears, out of a well. invaded dread that the populace would bestow upon him sow declared testimony of the respect its which they hold him. His Lo.riship's caution its seeking to . 1 p his ears from their congratulations is as ire . writable for its selfish prudence. as was the of Mr. Ilauation for temerity and carelessness about the public tranquillity. Ilia coach was followed by eters of " make haste, here's HUNT coming ;" it is 'catelain that his Lordship is as brave as he is wise, and we are proud to say that his carriage did not alter its rale ageing, which was, indeed, as fast, bat no faster, than the horses could draw it. Coat, kiic 00000 . Seer. 3.—Tbere was hut little Ilea Wheat at Market this enorang, aid for which Illoaday% purrs were obtained, but the sales were heavy. Ab the milieu ire Wipe( eli la expected's a large supplies next week.—Oad Is. leaer.—la liarley mil sakes amides no atteratiaa. SISITISIFIELD. SEPT. 3.—Tbs Market tan enori.las was ea- Iher ihirrly supplied dish rattle, wad d Ma Muedsy'a I Markey.-414edda, Veal, wad Perk as per Ind.—Lamb higher in prim. The 11.q-Market as 164 gum stiesk—Old Ifiur reniandas hat ise r ies wawa, awe tor. w.si Is rather 'atm.—Closer ar.d Slime iliir saws es last Market. The marled is a correct statement of the umbers sad prices at Math,' : To daft the Oral. per mesa ad Ma. Seed ... 4t. IL ta IS. 4 . 1 .1 Hems et Cattle Medi, I Yearn ..4v 61. b. Su 64. Bow Yew! „. S. UI. so 6.. 01. I hen sad Lambe 613 Pert .. S. 01 to et. 01. Ulm ..... —..— .... i L am b__ Ss. Si. to 6s. 64. Pies ... ._........._, eg - -- -__ FIAT-MARKET. Roo Clover Straw THE. STATESMAN. MANCIIRS7'E R. -air__ Now the murder begins to come oat ! Is it credi ble that the PRINCE REGENT Of England could hay. directed his app,..holnn In he liven to the %h. glutton of the above place if he had not been beet. booalrd in the account even him of the tran.actinnt of the black day, the 16th of Aegtott ? NO. Hi. ROTAL !house's can noty continue to pones, the love and confidence of the People of England, bs immediately itismining the IMPO‘TOP.S from his pry •ent• for over, as soon as he is informed of the fol. 10•101 RETURN OF THE MIXT/ AND WOUNDgD AT 31 A NCII ESTER. ( Irv.* Me Mer.) 3lanel ester. Tuesday Afterisoon. Sta-1 have just heard that a letter has been Inserted In The Courier, purporting to have been quail by a Mr. Hutton, scat. tug the Humber of the persons woute'ed by the sabres of the Cavalry on the 10th Instant. !laving myself collected the cases of persons who were injured no that occasion, 1 beg to observe, that they have all been authenticated by the best authority, and I can hear testimony to the truth of a great number of then'. On Sunday 1 attended at a surgeon's in this neighbourhood, and although there were not above fifty cottages in the village, I saw ten persona who had been wounded by the sabres of the Ca valry, who were there stn be dossed. The carnage upon the occasinn baffles descriptino. lam confident that the number of the woonded is not lass than 500. The enclosed List was made up last night, and numbers of caves have been ever since coming In. I hie loan died yesterday, and another ibis morning, Sr the hifinnary. 1 am, your's, &e. t'llAS. PEA RSON. Men, by sabre or shot wounds. Thole marked thus (a'i are severely, or Folly wounded. F. Hilton J. Sandler , 6 T. Grove 4 P.. Johnson 11 'F. Buckley b J. Or:leek 3. Presvekk 6 J. Killas 1, J. !Inn 6 C. Harper Jas. Dean 6 J. F.ntwiade 4 3. Hurst 6 P. 31`Qoa.'e 6 J. Collier R. Suture 6 W. Taylor to 111. C'an'oe b• W. Ganahy 6 8. Alkard W. Cheethuni B. lianndlli.r 6 D. Wood J. Jones 6 J. Met! 6 D. Miller T. Settle is lt. Whin.ker 8. Pollen 6 W. Bradshaw .1. Jachowth John Shields 6 J. Falmouth 6 F. Dro)et 8 T. Bedford i J. Sandfnrth .11. Campbell 6 G. 1 a)lor W. Bra :Maw E.l. tancasti rer 31. 31abor S. Jackson J. Berwick I Jun.+ Blanks 6 T. Barlow J. Chhwall • J. Winn, 75 'sears & I'. Walker 6 W. Stewart 6 J. Kershaw/ 6 J. Lancaster W. Broadhurst T. Hickson 6 T. 1111 ton 6 W. Ilnmky P. Illair T. Honker 6 J. Harrison /.. T. lat 'ire O W. Taylor b P. Warburton e P. Clark' W. Ogden 8 , John 'I merit John Allen 6 K Tappan S Pwwlett 6 J. Wnllngtun 6 T. blew 6 Jo. Batondey 6 E Conway 6 G. Scholfield b S. Whalley 6 & Juirgen 6 - W. Butterworth li %V. Vekakkld 6 J. Pinot 6 W Flame J. NB Cabe 6 W. 'Mondry I W. I , eismore 6 S. I.itde 6 J. Thompann W. Booth 6 J. Taylor J. Eruct & J. Bole. 6 E. Davison& S. Alward 6 T. liillington 6 W. 1 eLI 6 R. Wand 6 J. Thomson 6 J. Illcrithe. 6 J. Re- , lviir J. Darker 6 J. GI riVcS IP 11. Fmeg-tt Women, by "ewe or shot wounds. S. Green b Al. Darlingitst 6 Jane Mu & K Forpar 6 31. II o'] b It. Parr) 6 S. flimsy.. 6 H. Hamilton 6 F- Newby & M. Howarth 6 'M. Jordan A. 1 lune b A. Kenyon b M. Doyley is F. Waring 4 31. Martin 6 J. 1641 6 E. AdJoeul B. Neal, 8' S Kenrion 6 Women wounded by the trampling of the Cavalry. P.. James Eleu Harvey 6 - M. Betty 6 A. Taylor 6 ha. Harvey 6 S. Wilnwre I A. Italie-Is b E. Kr Aug F. Worrall NI. Fttmer H. Hovey b E. M'Clailuet NI. V. blusher M. Smith 6 M. hors 6 K Evan , 6 N. A. :gook 6 N. Jackson I Flit. Ilarvey fr R Reynolds b A. Gill 6 Women wounded by the truncheons of the Special Cooatabiaa, or crushed by the multitude. A. Wanworth I & Golding 6 E. Croft C. Perlin 6 H. Reynolds 6 R. M'Oratk 6 M. Ash tuft b M. Jarvis b B. Codisbut 6 P. Thorp 6 31. Cross I S. Chesworti b A. Roberts 6 C. Coleman 4 S. Marron A. 31•Carth 6 F.. Pkrop b A. Wall E. Wood 6 Blll— wounded by the trampling of the Cavalry. R. ("until& i -.. Petty 6 Ed. Clanophy e J. Green b 11. %Valtm 6 W. Itobbloo • D. Co. le 6 P. Morand 6 F. Clark J. Weir 6 J. Orice F. Ratcliffe & J. Thornbury J. Smith D. llPCldlunt A. Wilford 6 F. Teesdale& J. Prince 6 F. Barlow 8 J. Carthy 0. Flint b W. Owen 6 J. Grubb & J. Cnok 6 J. Bell 6 J. Parr T. Taylor 4 P. Martin 6 Men wounded by the Truncheon' o the Ild fl t e tu rcial Constables Of Crashed by N. Harriman 6 A. Campbell J. Hargrave • S Walker F. Illenston I J. Forcer b It. Steel aged 71 W. Renshaw 6 J. Steel A. insite 6 D. Werner I J. Putter G. Croft b J. Ben • J. 31 4 Connell II P. Mole 6 J. Jones 6 C Washington: P. Reyna!, J. Cook 8 J. Lea...Mester T. Haywood 6 NAVAL INTELLIGIINCE. Dr %L, SEPT. 4.—Arrived and sailed for the Rim, the Dunira, Hamilton, from China ; General Hewitt, Cameron, from Muftis and Ceylon ; Martha, Scooltling, from Calcusta ; Andromeda, Seems', from Jamaica ; Sarah, Von Ile, 'beano, from Africa • Vitturis, Montgomery. from Tobago; Rated, It•ightman, from the Suoth Seas; and James Harris, Butcher, from Jessica.—Came down from the RilfPf, the Kale, Brown, for Cavaco, ; and Westmoreland, Majoribank, for Bermuda.—The Moira passed the Spanish fleet hotrod to Such America, apparently all well.—Seteral of the outward-booed that sailed yes terday have pet back. FALMOUTH, AVG. 31.—Arrived the Lorenzo, Kitson, from New Orleans, iu 34 days; Friends, Lewis, from London for St. Sebastian° ; and Lady Arabella packet, wilts a Mail, from Lisbon, in 14 diva. POETIIIOUTH, SEPT. 2.—Arrited the Koolosoff, Ilageueister, from Booth, In 131 days.—Passed op Channel the Carlotte, Weppell. from St. Thomas's, in 42 days, hound to Copenbagen.—Sailed his Ma jesty's ship Larne, for the Mediterranean; and Uri. tassnia, Bawl, tr, for London. LITEEIPOOL, SEPT. I.—Arrived the Ganges, Chap man, from Philadelgbia. Sailed the 29th July; on the 17'h Aeg. in lat. 46. 33. long. 3G. spoke the Mary Ann, from Liverpool, for Whitmore, oat 24 days ; on the With Aegust off Cape Clear, eaperi feted a sodden gest of wind from S. by IV. which carried away the three top-masts and sprang the mismi mast. _ Ur 31.—1 t has blown a Leavy sale all day at N ; several colliers on enterios the port drove on the beach between the piers, where they still lay. The Casten', Borns; and Tt.isle, Adamson, both colliers, wee on rho srrand to the eastward of the hartmer. -The crews were saved by the life.boet ; .hoold the cafe cor.tiose, it is feared both marls will p to pieces. EURTIMIR PARTICCIA RS Join MORE AUTIIEI- tic ACCOUNT OF 111 F. DEPARTURK or rat FAIN CIItGANSIAN. As the pahlie a•teolites ha. heft. so la sets e tritest by the ap pear ...re .0 In.g"and of .....imenon .. le SP pre.• ae t oar Realer. .11 i.e ermined S. tie of •to cc roe. ...et anti deletion aerostat of he. dep....ore tie P stn s. tons h ii tether .5 appeared in nay W she Pohlv awl rs • lie sera. tars ..r which they m 114••••1• rely. S M. w -eh. ps4, a ye-.el. relict ..e 1.. .I Es mow t, a to 41...ted -tod • erar. , l by his E cy the P A ..,t os issaar. r o e kir .net 11. iii h r 41'.4141110v -sod ...be• essolikleatial reran... of hi. ,sit ea• ern on s. •he 4 , 4. baevida..* vollotefi ...p . n....Miele !MIL rat. Ls., and 4.411. tar, Mess Rao. who *laicise...l M. I. seelleary to Env. I .eel ..n his r wet ii•ebat I. T 4 • t den and ...fir r.ewl acre Holed u,. f.., the e micas.. a r0mm...1..t.0n at she C.se +MN oat her oiteonant.; awl a rem aunt ow a -.s tonne. wets omit .Ile bor:141, ow re provided for .he oth yP. r4all se and.hip i .4 that ever. nreosonoto sling might b .ffssirteet. aAs r.l rip. uf• sir -re- 1n...14...1.411a.h1 414111.4.11.. if ...le ..1 Mr.Montan itstick sas'ise Ir . 10 or lib Lg'' 5.1.... lib , tat c-at art w oth slew-A.43as mar. li•ouretT.and 14 MSS a. she Woken to th•t'sip. Lod Cafe. F. Mts. alio, with his father. are joint etwee..4 her. The preparsitioes for her departure *ere cos torten with as eq-tal degree of at en:ion to her roweniewers and eirafort, avoolieg enemas inn. so prevent her. as ier a • pa... Ale, fen bettaksebject ud 1 0 au ~yerts brisling lairs io• na thewspelace • • bo.from ma. titres of cariosity. 'night have rendered her passage re .bus melee - side extremely wipleanset,and w.nld.at nay ease have added e l m. Side/ably to those paisfel seWatiest. which were te unanifert es qoitting this coesity, where she had reeeiwed a pal le attelpina from pewee/ of rank sad tide of her owe es. that psobahly, free the pecnli r wieners sad colleen of the meanies in which she had heretofore been resides,. was altogether novel to her. At eight e'rtoek sit Monday newslog, three carriage, err: is stale. doom in the immediate vitially of the residence of the Per sist.. Ambassador. isehartes street,Kerkeley-tiquare; sad AGM, after, shrine now* was ftrepied by the ear the Pewit's's who re to wrompauy her sa Per.ia. In the seenad teeth were weed the Cireassian Lair. with lime steer Pervilfill. two of ahem were the Antbiasairtr's wepbews. and a Persian wryest mouteed the cuath•hor. The fast teach contained Neel.-C.4. IrAacY, of the *laud Artillery, who wits a reddest In 1 1 ..r.4 fa. See ye .re, sad towns did the sensory part At toe &tabs.,. le Mai censor, ender For Gong Alt:saute. awl who, for hit services dialog his re.icleace there. was elevated by the Shah I. the raak sf Khan, wish the title of AhU .h. at Measurable, and (allotted shit the Profits Order of the Line and Imo. Ile tiro steamy:tared by Catania at I Las It I wk.. Iv atifthcel to the preoritt Esabossy from Prima, aka a. ii. tier it. the Ittisisls Charge d'Affaires at that reset). and alto by IL. Pitacir. the Perstote Aerated-at. sh-.• Is rti a roslideetul Sr. retail, awl to whom sec atratsieirents fur she • ha I been whirls .lls re. id d. The. pi...fretted 111•14 the aunt heir any to one Artichnke 'lasers., Pluck. m▪ all. WI , re the toe swan was conducted iota a prisms, ✓u •m, chubs the rem .iel g barest, Wa. rellinstel heft the rt. 54 hes t a d *boss la e.I a k the trovetlers, attended bit I'M three Unglith Gentlespe., sees 1 , 11 b.h.rel a lout provided tr the .yrins-as, and seibibly Sited ep f. r piracy had reill'.3l g , by Mr. • • • (its. tIMIt. of Moore. MATTHIAS Lucas sad th ,Ighrefoleoi to his Eseeilenrs. don't. hlng tinniest • f the Cit....v.1 4 a CM in kit g le stn of toe .Artbassador. and Ow. lea. Inlay of the Ste wattifcged a rat tag with their fri ode sod Mathis., wawa t hly dekysol the areisal ate ihr pars a . she I n a i et .side.m......n..lt he. owl Me lime a t , .d Olson. Which wt.-m.6mila less it she 6.0 host's ebh lode, mot olthonels this dean tarn of she beat. ad ltd comenet.d.l. labours at ibe bo-Imen, a Is., a rm... 11 rho-rn welt wi the raspier of Less. dCu (their Coves...a le the Captains of she nee), and who." ors epaslou d d tut geftral'y lead them to this • rl of dins I yes •Oh lu.h el disl they proceed, staaJlaied so. doubt Is, lite hoe , er ofrolA tse si ‘e ale of saes doungstied Minato ts, shoe tuns r• a. bed Vic v. gel in Gravesend Ite,th ..Mrs' th.re n'. Irk, a here they sere re ceived nn bawd with reef. attention by Csplais Ma La s tort he ship's crew. Swot alter their ocr.hl. the Awl.. sere hue/ with .p r etatory, sun it was :.1 hunt st.umnllt c-ourieed, *hot fr the necessary nillentl ce neataaleasnin •Is I nod be. s audit frees Loudest to the put Is. der...sects i.t it oseievot. that she pew. air-0141114 thith,s to get 0 peep a• Foes Cite owes; ear l4 Sal MI gagers 1 w.O f. end to western fr WI a ha.. s that had bees plated ollup..n the tahalosnot., win arm ..sets .Ted in the ol beholding a M waeor orssga.e s oot on• hi. a Sew and At fr i.e LIU- ut Gravesend t• T.lbery Ali the pehlee Writ:amnions in Lends, hod titles. h other in asersieg ist. I...reittery'S 111.1-es fa reveal trirtlinow and MN tecoofing Miro femme of she tams. ol 1.. e Cuwows., as sell eh af the Alien-Are and vessel at thavesean. A 'reunify nrder It td beer Waled to the Comalo.intsiers of hi. kl..je-ty% (*wawa /getting that their Lorene sad n led. sisal pass • abort es. amiassioa, and Mal evert irt;.ect might be shown. or i. a suf. la M (mister. of the rank of Isis Eseelleury. The Alga Depart. meal bad also traramitleil their instructions to lark eastern at Grawsenill, requiring them on no ncrount to introfrie with thee passengers. as belonging to the 'isle of the Ambrisaidar g but whether thee Gentlemen carsider thewrehes at shit et 51 • pule of astherity,sg paramount us their superion, it is an en doubted fart, 'hot they sometimes impose resit:m..4S nod re. quire a reaupliume with ferias. that are net resorted to Ia Gusidua. Oa th.s eel a iaa there wins eratifeet disposed.... by ✓ow pitiesl or other, to get a sight of the Cirtentaa Mush I for ahem the Dame of the Castuss came MI beard. he tug. gated Omit she sight, Irani the privacy observed. have toed ellsese4 sot beta is a box, and TWAT wuald be a pa Irate of shin he had us maize's* fats the documents before bits t and therefore his duty might c umsel hi • to esamirse li. roes. Irm a , although he was far Sr.'. ai.hi.g Io give any aosseers.nry tumble; be also required the redo...nos of sir COOI of the T eatery otter ...reefed to, although the to Landon art na tin Catasenosioi.ers Waite Inserted an that Order. tee nrigi. sal briag d..grailtrd in tie Sertelary's Drpuritrieut, and the sabot-cue a. 4 dales are olvs.iss rot forth to the bad, of the trek*. shirk is sew to tiratesewl. These whops., however. not 'M....Wag, etepary surest atile whether the weiwa_ers hid proe.l the farm. no the Alien...ace, is when Cap air Mists re Wird. teat so enquire rte Oka sat s ere. Mr. GORDO • . .ad indurated hint that boh to • d toe metier of the Ahem %e we! hen re roved irwrorli .os Irate Lona n nos to Wert. ir, w.scl, snail be striVly nfirt.d..4 10 I h u t knit. e to 14t. tirallicartn In state. 11.. t Sr brie I t or tvlrt.ilt • and not* itt..sfered ou special retries, to envier the proper step. to he taken to got Mot the doticulty tit it had bee.. raked h. Mr (hitter of she COM oil.. taint In l!W rani- Oration of hi. implied \Nigher. not avowed, ns he had latteo the rockets k so./11 ref.-41 t I dear OW 0111), until a retinae ite us. banish al hies of she iii-try ttanoui:ted from the Alms Ohre its Toon, awl w i ses aet se tint cue yl.e 1 wtth 1.. a lett..c pe_terrel flu n the M 4. ter .4 the Ahem ves.el ; Its the proctor tau of a hicit use richer. Isere hauled o v e r t o the Captain nod ,he ship sel.a.en. Au and.sling stool the Alien veer! *eat pre.rotted . a ha .1 I t . desa..nd Ina WIRW•ur the pn.wager. it. sr. 'Me. bit a.... i .1e.M.48 w. p, e. % swertnior.!, and it Lad taelso u o I. eta bed the ea.. of rue of the liestiessen, 14at by lind b owed shot hr until ..se the Lady la slum of h►osce s` were t..e Cod or 11c$11," is ie. pared dye vtglMree t torrent lore tier eat. wionwn 'ivory. nod at a late hootei the ea,., oh of rut,. r molestatioo Samos voh..l.lvd. and . eery e r gai•ise neteo an based, preparutiosoa sere made f_trieilorg rest mot-awe...et I at day-break. the sewl Wish h. r p .4..utur..1.1..411e4 I/as n , with 44e ion, V 1 hog,. at an Lew... 4, from the Pilot', Mt-part, lb t arrisen in aitoy. Oar Carr. spusiteni airman es, .t the I sly 'smeared In 1.11 rallies be' .0 Ito ,t awe, ardshot Ise e.t.a....al in the sholi.a to nna. b, n.. messy s du jus:t. • L. seer a l prt raiser, p snarly as to her co- pies te.., a 11,11 Is %try far frays th..t dark hoe by which they hove utrempiett to p.0.e., her, u... 1 teas epos the a hol, she nppra'ed to ire a ow at sotereston y. e rr .tare. Saw U.., 6ost•OC4 its 11 hind. veltri no.-1 b ran club an AtitiV r:.s4..otre air, h e , I,w. *hire "41 , 11 r•-s. Lee Il i gure.rwq.' 1.--111 g hi..sid•••••. r 11 . • .Erie it yelled 1 er (.ter, wish 11.erscrpows of ter brtustful hlock oyes, stork lot; Pone ref their lit.tee. altharsch At' at. ea ..trnles Inhuming 1411 11 a drptemooo el thorlei 'ow au du jeriloa, but fors sit ch we ote happy 10 boa ahoy she eat ri.e...eit d sr. the e site ut she eny. Al•er her arsenal in Wanamoidr, or eadesstned, will hose is pertutsa a jullirry il/ Pests of LAI miles ors r land. The Hoke of Sussza, In his nay to 'nen from Mr. Cot.kes, at 11011tholn. visited Canthrialg., and Jived nifh the Rev. (:. A BRalt it, a T.lnity•cullege, and in the evening supped at 11),,ta nine lolga. The contract (~ r the Lottery , 1•41 concluded les. wasp Siveutitt:ity Is the stacceeartitenntrsver, ii•T• ing accerir4 to the tettlill prop. , sed by Lord Lieu. root., which were 141. a ticket. Tho Loon Marna desired te consider •11 the Re. go l g itina A ide to him yesterday . . .• call a Canty at C,lntrion Coon urn the 'abject of the rro.eed. inns at Manchester; bet it is expected be sill his answer ta-ilay. :-.1 , I I , 1 r $ ' r i. r ! ' -4--