The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-29 00:00:00

Among the events fraught with domest i c calamity., la a.. - EAllt St 11146 it too frequently is our duty te.reenrd, sole p orted by the doe, perhaps 11 0 VP 1 ', have we had occasion to men- ' eiduriutts warriors, lion one of equal extent with that which we are • paentiary eo shout to vise an account. The ravages and sall. to a demand ao often occasioned In this crowded metropolis b I eheae ,,,, Hge.. . irewta , the ocrurrence of fires, have not been so lamentably i rip ,flittiT cri n, p 4. o, 7 end tremendously felt for many years hack, as those rn „ as Z torn ' Tg unfortunately created last night and , this ' morning, • c e - a n *loch by the occuarenco and tofu' ;Ippearance of a coolie._ ra ii,7 , 7 4 ; s - , gration on Lletikkilde Southwark, which, in the de.: g* lon a atruction it his `occasioned, far surpasses 'that Of "1• i ,, -.7 Drury-lane theatre, and of which but a faint bleat i n the. l et i i 'ran Jet be given. it could not be eapetted • that earnest and the Morning Papers could be at ill correct ict may prevaii their statements regarding this catastrophe, . whi ch ;Achim; their bid not ceased to spread its fatuities' influence puttingan end when those Papers went to press. We have there- But, ..s i r fore au opportunity of correcting their details,. and have. we a sf continuing the melancholy narration till this after- from the cow. noon, when we are sorry to say . there wilt' still so ih et t i r o front Much' appearance of fire on the spot, that the engines towed f as Th e Were' atilt necessarily pla)isig, at intervals, on the which opene d taMe fatted Ileinta tint', as the new alarms seemed to close d those *''quire..' 'We shall begin by stating, that about the Foust& iteeva e'rlailt last night 'public attention • was lation" of Wearied tk Ilia oil - end masta.rd.mills of Mr. which equally ittarilell,• hire 'l i iirgard's, by Otsmis s« issuing of a,sel • kun the treache of smnke and•4ll . tme s Rem that beildi'ng,Which forint ! - I t was t i J 1 1 . 14 't an i 4 - Selittil, I fil anv i l buildings extend ing so , l ha deep) mtg • . cr y 's -'l4' OM houoin •of Yark-street, they w i ll a h atissiblatililarchty and Perkin's brew -hnuatki. • cotfsm ails thence evident that the premises were •in y et the Ileasee, saki scene soon ensued which battles all de. . • • AIRED. Loft. VII %VP freed with incredible rapidity, i But, sue 11' 1 of igt.lll • •'' . .-elerrse . tit r - ke toctu'A • • i itliiiittit i -1 lenibeiti all at the distanc i tt lik e r ten-ea? " a l 'e s t7o ( l i ob t I li; found Linden: '*".• full effect •- Moat•lf the imputation had been oditakieg their It f ollows 'lkeda) .- walks, 'and 'thousands proceeded in all di- be aught con freedom! to . the' fire: Thebeidges; wharfs, and craft cnmmeot . on each. side were covered by a multitude, and the. Warne must ' . surface . of libill i tiames neer the' scene of demi'. one of t h e ' talon, presainted one Man of boats, and the ano , t might soon ',linguine appearance. Confusion, ,dangeri and ' made to issue 'alarm, prevailed in all the street!' contiguous to spitken could .• '-the flame!, es. no person knew where the mei- tat cans" • ...lathief 'might . end. By nine o'clock ' five who'll' l i ost ic s h ows Illnoting Opt Thames formed one tremendous fire.--.. occasions, . Among *e number we observed Lingard's , Ratte.,,,i roves to ' ' 'tfittind's, the I'hcenix coal-whoa, Winchester whirr i n a true '' 'Veal yen', Gooding and Co.'s dye-hooses, Ball and ( Speech. ,; igones's.foundry. Mr. Ayres,. and several other gra. i N ow, .by -stories, enveloped in flames. The - tide being down, .first ~ pa/ vision Switthcote, possessing it wt as' iMpotisibto to remora several coal barges ~1 . f am il y , , , to know, and w i t hi n the very ,) test year of PIP . they tallied a serious tarn of salmi, did not pass u upon : -0 ' Grose Ire the boatricom botli banks of the filled with elm's, and' the tectiequence was, they • with o Cen ' reign, when personally unacquainted or naked.. She hed- freqemst discussions in the shop - soon took fitle, and addetf4o the flannel,which river has beets fully proved by their abstaining Si, stitutiun, did, wider the influence of treachernes with the ...mi n i sters ~id was „garaic.,,,,,ixtio.: molest' t h em an d o r nor " o r h ostages appeered when at' the 'highest extent awfUlly counsellors, give the Royal assent were after. grand. -- There was 8 long range of rapid ' NIAL ACT, %Inch took from " his Majesty's sub - ° she SEPT 8N- Yfitterdsl C e"esiaersiak:asult i ted e le il l r e este ` hl e d ; wards retail:lmila the •first cone-Intent Sent. name, which threatened* destruction to the whole !„ er•W.Toevelllclininge inegite stelghbotwheed of I The cotton manufactory had been laygo t ill at j cts" their birth.riaht inheritance of political liberty, Qool4k .wesemitioe . r . ried. Before to o , cloelk the . , . , full of , . _ . , . line of boilclieg up to the bridge.--. The oil its , for six parts in seven of humus life in all'great expellee, was time time. Illliiidalli; was filled with itaitors, a OW nottlive ow' ' "of admerchants of B os to n. -.. the mustard manufactory blazed with great fury, , to come ,. • • ' -....:•. - a.;... - -.:-., • • ' . . company .meiviiug on the outside, not briny. ablelkohinin tui''' • I herewith send a list of the vessels , arc. destroy. and vast •ti Ua 11111 ies ran into the water , spreading on An d d o we set equally k ers a r „ . ., o w e, i f a iss , co :, 4,680.. Thaw 40141440. prow viere.orisiasialy ed .the top to a coniitlerable distance. y the return of ; w a n mi n io n ,. 6 a s u p t.ipouna dy,4* * *.kaiiglise r .• c • and I tannet in justice omit to report to yea s _e hannidatiag , and shot/ • ,00espeteet 0 0 08r 4 8 10 14" lb:stetter and exemplary conduit of 'the seamen anti . . tide , the owners and Proprietors of craft on the 1 li ateeutar y s eats„ thereby stabbialpibmseey. Wiltsls'w! t h e • ' of Ile elnie,t s bled a ' •- exp osed t e i n cessant win • AAA were enabled to tow the barges further out, ,_ op elitenur t ere. was a sem 9 Moron's, who, though the 46 CONS those IsSieteee Wow, her whom we eadersisod tette aknot.clossr, pta.. an , l had it not been for that circumstance many more tees too k espec i a l ease t h a t shale- di aa sheal and db • li on of liquor, &c. did not e in any Jingle instaace, , k _ *anode; a temporary Om* or: Pulpit, and in a • fail to spurn the offers made to Used, and strictly to would haw e been destroyed. The floating engines I grace should not be made at " • 441 i ier a ' few moments. by Ilia sehereent inntustes satisfied his bold sacred private property.. • got up to thellte at soon as possible, and played 1- Pt ince then on the of the I have the honnertirtseefee• • with go pit enact. ' Nearly all the engines in Londoest The Reecer's 44 were ~ , .-: • - '' •• ,--' t•L'lllAttl.4lll PAGST. .teere also pliiliiroti shore. Bet it sees not until a I ----- -. jutt a Century, vat a au & c osi. 'floe Veit. Stir Ak sander Corbtrum LB. 7 • . 4lrtp - hottr chi{ Mornitig that the extreme violence of i *l s t, it i s Viee-Aamtrat,ete. Pte. ' • , ...- Surrey, Them the flames was checked. i of the time, so grierousi One follows& List of 17 Testes. tisttroyed at Wareham,. eemained in con- L Head of Bossard% Bay, by the boats of hit Majesty'. stop We visited the scene of desolation previous to , TION" in its most Mr. 'foser con :writing these remarks, and have to add, that though i h e , a .t IMPA.IRELi 911( rb, and N'inn'd hrsg il List of 14 Vessel; . ch urea. e.• Aka, end after- ai T se i: 4 l.: :e m ir:Jr o r e oat dra nn tb ' a‘ctl.by the souoorottwarr t r ite -Sete was evidently a great body of lurking fire -- -, Bp, e t of Morality am h a ppiness, hay. peen the Aye' 1 wards addrimed - thentob oetaltletrom . one of the , r hi o .a,l rig me lido. sir A. eorkt . iiie, K. 8.1 • wlich was showing itself occasionally, it might be 1 (out effects, it has been the incessant" object" of every ~ __, witmows. He told them e • amoogst other things , that - conside'red as completely got under, and confined to I genuine patriot to seek a constitatienal reform of ! • „_. ilk fully expected that the-birth from the pregnant 1 • *- :. Whitehall, Jug. rt. the bounds of the ruins it his occasioned, bleb w-- - ; that House. In the teeth of a falict.skutlia." o " , *l prophetess woniti occur before ,the middle of -Octo. l ! His Royal Highness the Prince Regent Ints tisk presents a most frightful gap in the - buildings which known, and, in the failure .of this pens'' sei polo.. her, and that should the. event • not take,place, he ' pleased, in the name and oa the behalf of his Mm• c mopes* • the ;Southwark border of the river. Wei f u ll y felt, what must we Oda a . Ilia PAWS t°; • would, in the pituationTrom which he then *pate, at ' jetty , to constitute an d a pp oint the Right' Hu.' ere happy to learn, that no lives have been lest, • skreen the seat-selling iniquity of Ministemsand the t Christmas mat, . renounce. Ids errors, abandon his , Robert Earl of Buckinghamshire ; the Right Hoe. though, we understand, several of that intrepid I corruption of the predominant faction, , by words i i holy profossion L and acknowledge publicly that he ' Robert Stewart (commonly called Visconet Castle eisd useful body of men , the fi remen and some others ' ; made to proceed Irene Royal lips: On . the Doi a - et i • A i and all his followers had been grossly deluded. - 1 evagh), Knight of the Most Noble Order of the have been conveyed to halloipitals eery much hurt, ; ques ti on , a 'Speech from the Throat is no authosity s 1 A JaNECOOTE or Hisuor LAttsitra.--This excellent 4:Garter ;the Right Hon. Henry Earl Bathurst, and by the falling in of the floors and walls. The loss and perhaps the last document we (night to coastal. ls.:_, I rmate having preached a sermon before Qing Hun ;ebb Rightliati. H. Vis. Sidmoutio, his Majesty's three .of prept•rty is immense It Is impossible to collect ! In composing a Royal Speechat *crisis when, 1 i ,,1,• VIII in which he toucha on some topics titsplaittins Principal Secretaries of State; the Right Hatt. Robert . say estimate • 'but we are told the scite of the ruin • compassion to suffering, and i " l int" to wron g` s. -1 to his Majesty, was commanded to preach pie On ! Banks / Fart of Liverpool, Knight of the Most Noble * centprehendt:d, beside five wharfs, and the craft con. humanity, it behoves the. statesmen of Europe .to the following Sunday, and to '4otroducemar apoloiy : Order of the Garter; the Right Hon. Nicholas Van ' Florid, thirteen houses and five granaries. When • remove from henceforth the cause of evil, by cur. . fo; the offence fie had eiabe..l4 . his discourse. After ' sittart; Chancellor of hie Majesty's Exchequer ; the 6le began, there were in Mr. W ar den's granaries,. 'reefing the errors and the tried of their serval Go.- namingbli teat, the Atop the. eonanencecl his set- • the Right Hon. John Baron Teignmootis ; the Right adj,inittg his osustard and oil mills, 3000 quarters vertweents, it would have wail .baconse an English! ~.o n :____,, u s t ess Ucitaus t a s dnas, thou know to whom Hon. Thomas Wallace; William Ltiwther, Esq. wheat, the greatest part of ohich appears to Minister , not to have boasted of a nee.eaisting pu. r"' hi . ! thou art thill des] to speak ? To the high and mighty (comm onl y called Viscount Lowther ; the Right Hon. 11 - have been lost; end in Mr. Ayr" vineries weree . city, bat to have lamented a real decay ; while ""' r.,Monaleb s the Ring's most excellent Majesty, who John Sullivan ; Henry Bathurst; Esq. (commonly • 'above one thernoted four hundred sacka of now, ' recommen d e d t o Parliament t o un d er t a ke wit h a n - - - (Ca taltit. away thy life if thou *readmit; th e refore celled Lord A.piley); the Right Hots. Thomas Ha. lb. shier part of which appears also to have been d e- honest intention , a sober mind, a resoluta - hetet,. i •ke head that thou speakest not 'het which m a y dis. milton. (commonly called Lord Binning ; and th e t o t aled, as the ruins are covered with the remains of and s steady hand,' t h e w h o l esom e tie d res i n/ iv. pleise.--!: tat then consider well, Howl Laateett; Right Hon. William Storges'Boartie, to be kis Ma. this valuable description of property. I t i s supposed rating work of tonstitutionat reformation. - , doest dies eat kpow from whence thou, cornett —upon jetty's Commissioners for the managemetit of the that the fire as; • o ccasioned bf iltuilinn lasing from thsegoissibly there. is a salvo in the late gpetteß whose Message thou art sent.? Even by the great and affliiis in India. . ._ the* steam-engine employed n the mustard-mitt, f rom t h e Th rone o f more e ili cac y t h an I was &ra r e ' !nighty Goo, who is all-present, aud..beholdest all ; ........ o moa-- • • . . .. ''. which communicated by one of theft's to the wood- of. It may be less censurable thaw I had apprm. ,_ , . . tny ways ? --whe is omnipotent, and able to cast beall.l • Foreign 0./fiee, Aug. 284 . • •••• 4 . gterit of the premises., . .: .headed. It does not lodeed as that for the past bed; an d s o w into Hell togethnr ; therefore take His Royal Highness the Prince Regentitgebee‘.,_ • Sod' insurances as hate been glade are chiefly In votar y " the CONSTITUTIOIi" bas bass msio. bead ' and deliver thy message faithftilly. Ife then pleased, in the name and on. the behalf of: bb the ebitiah, l'hmilix, Albion, and Sun Fire Oct talned 44 lINIMPALItED," bat eel, *dumb has i p ro c ee d e d with the same sermon he had preached the jetty, 'to appoint Peter St.nart, Evq• to be, Ma, . ~. The report of Barclay and Perkins ' s l brewhouses be. been the 6 6 object" .of the reigning 66 F aim u t ,.•, If ,peocediug•Sunday, and roofirtned it with redoubled • ty's Consulsellaire.de-Grace and its do . ing a part of the property consumed, is not true ; therefore the Reaper,. awmkeusd by • am audible . eser . . y The sermon . being ended, the Court was ' . • .-........ .. ... • 'an ~,:.,,, a , the extensive premises belonging to that arm is tut. PUBLIC VOICE, should learn that sit h o ds wr ' full of his ' --• 3 ' full of expectation to know what would be the fate touched. F has by seat.sellior Coonselteess An corporation d a ; ecihie honest and plaiii.deolog Bishop . After din 7 .... MEDIOIIANDUSI. - --. - • of has, been basely cheelteg o f i t s in- :.ier the K LNG called for Lalstern :• •The Prince Regent has been graciously p lease easee, and with a d to a F.:lnver or COUNTIVT Bvins.—The failure •t -.----, &Amiable 66 e l t irregs,” he may rejoice htdoingjestien i t oun tonaneeasked him, " how he thirst be so bold as to . Command, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. • Slew'''. Youwes Melverton and Taunton Bank s .to h i s m i s ,„ a d v i se g f ii 66 -4 1 - 1' 6. ,,, es etn_ate! to n hi s , r " °°ll-' ''prOaell in this manner ?" Falling on his knees, Lat. ""t esty, that, in consideration of the distinguished tier. villa, stopped on Wednesday se'nnight, Roa s ted wronged country , bl 'Hoa g w e - 1,4 74:; I "'",,"•"2,_ ° _,_ * ". 'lima replied, " That his duty to . his God - and to - vices of the troops engaged at the capture of the moth absent end hustle through that town: and tit - Act for c ,, mpkte l y r e ator i ng th e i .;,__,•`"' P rr,__ _,P"' Ilia. Prince.had enforced him. thereunto , and that he island * of Java, in August ' and September, 1811, the turd's). being market-day at Taunton, many of the on the two +leveret Muds e( i Sla e radasatuca• too WP W , bad merely - discharged • his of fi ce and conscience in • uodermentioned Officers of his Majesty's . and the holsters 4 the 'totes were reduced to great distress, ' carried on from aimless et- Croeimetbe lathsa-Ifeel f s o o t h e tad sp o ken, though his life was in his Ma- . Hon. the East India Coutp . any•s army, present upon attd the necessitous were obliged to sell them for the Coast of Cornwall.ksedes bet w ;"",____, which I tig tifi: ' *if* bands." , Upon this the KING. rantin g the , that mesnorablh occasion, shall enjoy the privilege of 14 heater they could (+tarn. A number of provin - nitej is much closer thee . oiss cesamenty esale—Yem - w orth" y Prelate from his knees, embracecrhim sea bearing a medal, in conformity to the. regulatious cial Isooks were said to be connected with that of ind I, my dear Sins have imica• eu e i ceelms lere Pt ' escleimcd, ‘‘ Blessed be GOD that I have so , honest published otr the' 7th of OclioliPr lest. iici.- Melleortint end Taunton, whose ruin was in conse- ou r v i g il ance , as we ii 05 t o weigico. liug n e lhaar: . l 4 sevrasti , ~ Lietit.-OeotialKir Saitoel Auektioty, K. trstlikameticrof 'be . Aortic. expected; hut, with the exception of Messrs. nation on the couduct.of rodsfic tame. • Mid ewe firer janiesi;urc, Sheriff's 9flicer, and Johnfazzkiqr, • ,-• ' ' Forces. litaitir:General Frederick A. Wetherall. - • • • Westerns, of Wenington,ato otlitir banking house has hairs have brought with 'heal ton elolill elisetieece to weever. were last week.connitted to Ham ton Jail, mania General ( l i v er W .ud E (liez t al m. F i tir , rtirl). I). • suffered. The bank of Alderidwn TIMM, at St. 'AI- a d m i t o f coer now conferring , est..tbe PEnrossiun ail; charged with murdering a shoemaker, named Gal- Mal me . j et m•-ten n em ra l P. l . , itexaotg)tirame. late Adjoined tieneraL bat,'., has stopped pay meat, tv'the great distress of 'erodes of either of- these trod" ;t h e W e " '''' ; wraith, et Blantyre Mills. Cainnel (now filaior General) Robert Rollo (iillespie. • of be. I 0 OP seeightwouthomi ; a batik at Salisbury also failed.. pra i se , unt il mer it e d by more thanwordsg ..a. . General) Some, invent. (hi h. t ' r-Asitsres Evurs.—The glorious events of this . let s i ss i o e w ,a r d a e ;;r i i t . la . so Regiment. On rldaY, at the mile of the furniture of the late stowing a weed o f glory Pa pot y, - grand erne( England's triumph will long be remem- , ' " Ueal-Colottel 'William . .rod, late of 69ib. J)t. VArroitais, itt the Abbelp-foregate in this town, due only to genuine virtue and pa triotism :' • T : , • 4 , bered, but by none morapermanently, or with more lAerit..Colotet James Vti: ,1411! Foal.: while the usetioiteer %vessel a bedstead, and pro. with a sincere admiration of year guano dev I octet cella 41‘Keease. Engineers (Madras toa 'seeming " Going, going I lythefloor sank , lion to t h e cau se o f human liberty, seam s undue i and the whole company , be eonteuts . of elle..Goo, of 441 earthly good, I subscribe myself year ' * delight, than by d ose who m a now evince prudence u t e , r i t s e h a m a en tr and spirit enough to secure a fortune by the purchase of a Ticket or Shire iii the Lottery , whic l draws "Lteut.-cotoaet William Campbell , late_ of 78th Foot. _Ller.. c *loot! AleirottleiLli•kr. o 4. fitat Reffi_gra.t.._ . JAM fl Dewar 9d ISPWI volunteer frown were leatantaneouslyyo e into the k it = latted t .. . helow. One woman had he thigh broken .1 toostaa, Ave. 48. JOHlf,cititywßlQßT. on the First of September. The perlod.is auspiciotis s r , :c .,„„„„ hvoNs gth dmierm ( now O e a =" l „, : c o i n een. Itiocet.—(SkrestsOuty Chronicle, Aug. tti.) • .. :, - !Appeal to the Nation!" 18114 Sect. 114 . 1.1 t tied premises seems., , :.• . Mehra Marna Lindsay, Mb root (saw usinsenant-celoori). • . dro - • • ; __ 161.40—isr--..0•- 16 !--0‘4 , I DREADFUL WNFLAGRATION. -•- lon the Throne! - '2. • Jillicers tier ha was a detirming4 1911°°"t o ~.3 44- 4 11144" 411 ." 1 "i ww.111411° _,",_ 11. 4=til otjonne; ?Ist police officers, who am, tot to bos;c• miser atom IN Gogh i s, two interp osed, an d 14.1481.41Mke 801114 ter bhp to the watch.kouse near the Surrey 1 so piteously bath the " CONS where, for wilint of bail, he remained in its most vital organ, the Consumes Boos% tc During tkose proceedings Mr. 'foser PA.IRED," and so calamitous, both in re. tinned the ierrice without interruption s and . . . . • , . - • • . _ ..... ... _ .. ... ... . _ Til i iv . ,' 0 .4 4 4vm. '.. ~.i ,4 , IaTIVIL'O.I7, , u/tDSR. . . 1 hitt t ad toNoriffg:attrTil, AUGi _ I -40.....- , tikiji‘it 1. '' 111O*11101egloodit - Fosi, WWII had beea quat•tered at I, -_,__ . • Atilhiralfy Tr, • . . t ig i i e l ,. . l_6l l l4 - i it,--, Wirt, 1 negotietivio l f7mathe, sup- .• , ewe the a - -dee Royal itiners,,haviog . ;he presence of hundreds o treads"( , . 0 "...,' .. to proaeot or apoelops to Ptywooth, far Copy of a Letter (raw V . " i tt: l4 l ' - ' 116 ; ifliti 0 0. 44 0- h- . - 7 "... of mobarkiog * Arosales, the Irmgdge • tam. K. 9. b. Jobti %Wit Atm, Sot. dmwieliteranii4„ warrior% what ',hall 'titbit*" P1e0g ... , 7 r . , ~.......t r .. . ram :: sut i e - - siel .1 1, e ;gib J i iii hi igtf ; . „•., t i who would for a moment padraw, ; listen we y. •1011, 04 * fa ' it 4 0 , 00i ,0 4404 .4 1 , ,E, sts,44 , gto t oppr o ir a tra i it toting 0 . 1 nopnildnity 4oa .the. part. of Pict:lace t' . tow . " 11 . bobbed when Atio , porry sowed. forward. its it e s td , ni 0.4 go iy - - It tot t • the zeal and - .A illolle vosoiseimes of sim - , . 01 . that c44 , 4 „ 4 ,,,,,_ ei ng , Lords •aeon Q . - 'ti°".kcr ' il a 1 of the 4 4.1 5 1 N ‘ 1' ,4 . 0 1. 1 , Two barsteressilot* ' '''.. '•-ed al to le*" k tar- eetivity : et the finders of his . hi ajeltiyts squadron, ... ~ , lei! crikitil •klid °AI 11 0114111 . 1 i%,,'„ at I" , wiwl 'Tr ay " rtioned of Nett Lotititipt, under the called of tint 1 1 MY * of their 1111 . leo ti the Cons/wok to % • , .. t r eati m iqt! 4,t,..4!‘..e nw l i Kt If. 1 , -.; , promote ..,,,, , eethed '. tmit — to t• : 4. tvg.•-•' en. Celli . - Pert. t.Nbill'4l.-t? tk Coßfligpp• it orar. .r, . t 1:14 . --'r - ' 4 , rifrkoi.t9 ' *did 4 614 1.'4., 'IA 1 Tkll ww-Chked "MA at d h i t t e r f'' a tt l " 4- 1101 * fell. as,pettkcally, 'to "As ,fottote .-,.. - .4 • ) 1 , • ,„„ .: 4 : i thdulliwet . i bAs alter .., ••, e l atty truant. My" Lord s• LomnilmidAgri of litti'Atintltalf . • raise is Plf_V_____,.__ll; tll .! .1 1 V• r 4• / .., the d '' .1i ° about 01' ~a uto the r . -: - teingA of a very gallant and jodieloste itersitiat perfor : " • .. 4 t i 4 • 31 "whit f Ayym etn g ro w . 4 9 - 2 , r.N• l i G .? a • le:Y .'e el: 4 l: t he os t: tiote t'aY .s ealek iese :• nad * ith pro w eredta ' • th t : uu •la r : a und d e it r i .. si t e h n e t o: tom b:a n t; n o t; j il , p i t nt Au ro ll it itr iii h o at in 'lll 4lo l* As - i, .., e Seafioe, eareami a ' - nal t ie l'•• .. , f 1 ' minim stood hy, at the tome time thrrtorat. Id universal, pray , *Viz great •. , Ittr" - 4. 'And cartridges; *Web had Wed meta dot S ur f* w h at! ability it . 110 ,4 c0i1 44/0,, , 1i gps, it upon ti of.. l t irpg.,,fila feitliat ea 'WI' oii pin a ta r baiMdeirls'd* After 1111 rf on t " ded ed , • , masterly strvegepu he MLitt , We** tot i . ..t 6 toe* , they walked a.m. omitreet, oar t re-. . .. , heir owns fillpi3Oseert s i a rre ia r t iii , iong e a c ts gte l ogoir, aid. os=pleflre Dr en - the whole' ftt . tos l, fOrTf,., Otirtit s ii in 1 . . . end to the wrongs and a O 4 ,l t rosoaged the People , a number of wham were a " I t, t . •All 'numerous n.ilitiit i aft flheinit: tr#y ,_ _._y_ 1 _ r, what hav,e ,wle to. bort, ,o,c "tart, Imp, t sown; Ty the radian wesiseoble to egret Ids ..- u .4' ar di dr tso d to „, bt .0401%, Owl It. ililtilli , not to fear s Sur the liberties. if don t • *OW it. PAD 3 901 aeiart•-• . E„. _ fa- 1 1 . ..~.. . . i counsel', ,tpis tenan.Minktentoog, lot , , wirsaltlta'le " hgahlts'm that lweeilnst 4 distance up the country. :• • •.. i i , ' ii frons ik ,Throtte which it miss A .. 6 1 • '-,.: :•: i i, • • i ta ft "Walk' lma. Lialta l ! as be, kis l i I hero tho honour to i • au. re , 4 11611 woo Mat ÜbutlOg . " The tzTelie„eini, l ,lk - fp4ORIV 1441050; 1 , ....„- ' . ;Wcat• _. :_the maw . u 1 4 11 (Siose4l4 At f ti. OW IlitAttg.. .., ./ ~ . , • . , ened the Seett . a . zit'a Ilps nith el uenr% r • • .• . tommammentenatlie4 ea mum 1 P. tceitionovatewie.ntaufmedevena-qtraa , 3 , 4 , 100- . • ose of the. Arottiofe- la tticoacei IN '. i 1 , ...,,p '- r 0 tet17:', 1 ~..... - ! , ~ , ,s , ~ . isit , i •r i t a c ershe rr si t ir. , c 0 11 " L nof P. S. I ,fiacloote elle a : of shippieg: dnatearati I" • ai ' •.1 ~ •.% tutioll i ffiffße eq_rii! •, . . 1 , thee AIM* dm intilutt,•teporit beck a few and the Matti ilf 'Ol9 clod u,vott„ Ab• O - leg* ' ' ' i: :4 4 : ' . f Air4Ope o lsK=ip pe l v,iger., i t i .; 1. 4, , . . tift: stir Litt moy. • mid . it io reefi tianl airmr y Bred. 1 a... 'any cans a iii per n .44 11 .1 1 tr"" .r* ' , -Wes *640 bebtod blitif, id*, Ilist I. . • ..'3' , .- 1 i:. - . s el i era. -o,. s v l irek so ra.chery Of eill attotteallerszvi .., ...1. •1. ',•• T ~.,,,,1 b.ots.r.dio. '4/moody fell. IlegiOyed.• • f ~, • •-, - !.. this--" His Majesty's stikmte,,agillsot 1 1. .„,`. ..!, , .. eiseetatenat4rfiseuttent llK e _,lrtte • ' _ mei , . Jise _ i - - C )4ll t. -*e - , -- 3 , 1: . , i 8 ply .seaslige Of Lae aWilegeW ll l4 .. - `l4, ; ',. " ' ' tlyeaWr lA, ‘ , ll - 44eingsele ar ee n* A .. tee =gia'.-41atil ' ..41 ll t -. ey heroFesed,, ae4 A sin , . s r ! ~„,„„.. kesihr:peo l frai *win Ms nneeegaterosine ship aP4 1 : 11 . 14 ‘ Pa. bo le i-Oet itnest t •- •L•'': • e : ' * *scribe under .Pcotiatiaco, tti • . ••,---. , 1 4 with * ra n e l " C• t ae " mar q 1144.4. ImthetA4e 11 • 941114." ' • in 1. - • ; ' " 1 "/ •'" ..`*•• At • ' 1 - / 1 . - mew be yews d i dt) th'''‘ e a ° Other velittisTritgi/ a placCittliid. - 4p. , ~..- --- - • ... TUTI64 "1 11 ,.., ,„,„,d,,' i ' t fits 11 = 4 1 :Ase# r7 - .. 'lt"' • - atit" widseid Z ' be 4.1) .tile& Bet" ) 4 7 head of tiozsard's gay,' linadiedesr 1 ' 46- , • sloe • 4°.- ;' Nit . :4 use Awl* god. *e totter mega/Wed: ) . ( e dece 4, — ,.. —l-47 to ' , 11 . °lt a. . Alliltuni w 1 1 84 4 BileV dwi ldh7 . tached the klimrod through Ottick • s• nate:* .. • .' ', :,, ii iii i:ppitiii . • . 4 . •.. g;„, f , ' ••• a'- - ' ' ld r 1111."1" ,..tbk 111111 add boats of this ship and two frown' the elottpitt i tt i • • # , 'who WOO 11°1614 3- 4 nul a r-rill)k a.. ll - ' ---e n i. . ' ' __,' 2 ,,,,__,,„,,,i_j__„„__, - •-.. ' . them, under the direction of Liret, lugs*: . 10, - • s -44 -; 1 to the bellefi! of the law of 11 0 1 "i et . _.-- regal 12 ' '''''',' " • 1-T--73----------- - • ' First of the Superb ; and la* • *pi , t4 ii d . UN, while his c.rmlnsellors must ropogsase• tin, . . 4 ._ ... . , Iliktitik . So . . l itte" l ; t o l t l ette t h : fro su . b i r c a_yr t d_ or th ris i l o t nat tbl i inthaytiothses on nrvoiurer part,was perfectly performed, ti . ".. le i ti ttir Ir thougb it was achieved tisider tof the mag.im, gmini l terial r&Wfpiklif,f, b•• •itiiiitit:: I 'hat if in a1 ...- 41Perll°ins "IP:" He re e. • ' ''' 4 91 *2 - - - 4 i41411111P i 4a. 4. : if f. . , _,.. "1 L .... a 1 i t i t i .L.. 4 111 I aid& 1 Circumstances.' The extreme intricacy et dlik wi no contrary to prpfn.or t o 4"llllll ri bere ' 6. 7 1 1 11 , * . 4;, '' t1 i t i, 2„: f1 f , 4 27 i i __,...-, wr-l "tr,r"' , j 72 l'navigation, rendered it too hazardous to 99800 lb& ;s7rethest.2ll"%reyreallit-°:tif4iiiiir.we : ga ll i e l '''' ,: ~ L I 1 `wi l ' lUr -e gnit. ‘ ""grt - liv- e Ulu to i'onterprise without th eadstance of day-lfghf, •41114.:: ; , ill 'ber otatieuints reipecting,herielf?" . This however __. necessarily ezposed the boats upran tit . ** • . he STU A ItT 't family" on tee Throne, itak. o4 4 "lv• ' n states i tt notniowif particulari, tne result 01 i at return down the narrow stream , - to a fire ' of wham on be talked oat of our liberties, by would': Ire'. issue from the Royal lips. If nothing Itie is, that so& the 18th t - 71 ' dtisfaction the truth of hie sitnition, and that there Inst. he ascertained to "' s ketry from a numerous, .militio, which had colleeteit from the vicinity on the first alarm being given, But :could be contradleted or questioned, the fe- equences are chylous ; but as he who ho- was no deciptiti•ti in her lathy (the miraculous part of the foresight and prompt resolution of Lieutenant , it t if course , ezcepted ). fishes procure° a certificate : °wised, completely succeeded in &witting ~ the : , . IOW! both Prince and Pruple hew, on eac h of jer baptist, by which it appear she was baptised s, both are imposed on, and indeed insulted,.., „,_ r'.• ' - 1 danger that was thus to be apprehended, forthiting --9... 'rote obi, 1750 to the parish of O tt er St. Mrey.— ; a r m destroyed all the vessels and the raluabletott • /0: •• • • ▪ bath his fidelity, I shall enikavour to place -r-i4 tita year 1790, JOOnnit Southeote 'wit ent• tmailetwory, th en k.. ... -, .... ascertained the piincipol,p7e. ' ~, light tbid emptionable pottage in the late-.ptoirid as . ' irorkwounrn atka qholsterer's shop lit • m • lds • ale of the place, and secured the a s hhetegrian „n .. :. , - • . • , ~. , v • • • • • matter . The shop-keeper Debt etlethedia t 1 ' trilee, Mt the boats were conducted back oilk N.-:. . wit 14eee107•!. bleak lut° • ths S i aluk B d pi shop was freqopiiiity visited \ lit kfindstert 011ie same ; , •• . cacti of di ffi culty ; Alta influence that t PI, that toe very first King of the pie/tint p arkpas i to , ; and Joanna 9otititcote, possessing w hat •• h ad over she militia *that collected an& .4(100466418 , p- , , • .. ...... , . . .....;;,..1.....4..i'...* in.:. • ' - ii • I . , • ,