The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-25 00:00:00

FROPOIITTI TUNA/. LONDON: isrrEMit* 25. Vfecineeda.y *c Infoimed our *eider, of a general rumour, that Earl GEE! was about to be tailed to his MAJESTY% Councils—and subae. -quently we noticed the connection of the names of that Nobleman and Lord Gettirit.t.t. On Friday the deli C6triazit gravely atinonticed the followt. lug oracular Prediction:— " The Opposition bare Wank tint' a Messmer bath* passel tbinega 9tainforti, end they body ibesnoelres up with the hope that be it pee to feteb Lord Got ar.—Another Mervin' is rePonet to babe bees dispatched to Cornwall to bring tp Lord 43%Umtata. Settler of these reports is errs. Lord Oozy may remain in Northumberined, nod Lord CiAcirssAß colthrtse his improvements iu Corno nll— Voir ?almond rill eat be distorlesi." Thus Gtr the second sight of the pleasant Cott. The obsequious hireling-- The Morning . kost, after %airing for years abused, or rather praised by abusing, Earl Geer, as Mr. CHAS. Geer, as Lord Howica, and as Earl GaNV......1S this day endeavouring to curry f.►vour by the fol. lowing generous and candid confession : rier. NEW MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS. The late re.ignatlnits aninag his 51t, J ZIT Y's !Ministers are limed to be lamented. The session from the Cabinet of a portion of the rank, genius, and assiduity %Melt have hi therto adorned it, is unquestionably felt as a Sr fiOUS misfor tune. But tvc nevertheless hope thaithi. evil may produce an adiantagetto result,and that the present vacancies a ill aford the means of forming an Administration upon the basis of isnion and conciliation, which will be fully competiot to meet the acknockegcd difficulties at the emtntry. We Mated, a few days since, that nether Lord Gar..n ettts Dor Lard Gage had been sent fort and so late as Friday last we had ascertained that on messages had then been seat In them. From the patriotic and becontin; s-ntinewsta which we were vocU aware had fur many months past been espmeed by both thou. Noblemen, in regard to certain pro mediagq, and public affair's in general, Ind himpnring those sentiments with the language and conduct of (others, we were certainly led to entertain feelinr of respect inwards each of them. We therefore (velem that we evp-rience mach pleasure in seating, that since our hit puhlication, mes sages have been sent ME to Earl Gaze and Lord Gann • ILLE, calling for the advice and assistance of these Noble men in the constestetion of a Miui•try, in eosin-idiots with the remaining Monks, of the present Cabinet ; and we axe the more pleased at this event, as from every thing We have heard upon the. abject, there is no reason to fear, that under the existing circumstances of the country, any niatcrial change •f principle neon tar attempted, shoull these Noblenten realms their seats in the Cabinet. —( Swett l'est and ('ecsei.r !!! ) Ott, ye sweet-smelling Courttiags of Ribbon and Lace; Ye splaiels of Power and Bounty's disgrace ; SSopliant, so servile. so ?waist ye fall ; But posfre. obedience lost— I.IUERT.Y MARQUIS WELLESLEY, it Keels, was tent to Spain to ascertain the tempers sod resources of' the Spaniards. Rime people are weak enough to believe that this might have been done tsetse months ago. The Marquis is; boireteri return. KIMELI in cross and cordial conversation in one of the passage. beneath the stage 'twin% tothe W orc h es tra. hat oktathents Mr. Kastat.E may , bave thought It prudent, and even eeortonsf.l cal, to use, *Rh a view of taking off the acute angles of those , of Mr. wol shall not now stop to inquire. This otherl point to which we beg td attract' the attention nf' our Readers is, that of the Private Licates i whieh,; as we have before observed, to us appears Ind. nitely more important Man the advance of Pricel, by reason of the infarnoas principles which these erclaisive privileges aro cab:united to establish. In using the word infamous, we mean to convey our opinion as to the unconstitutional tendency of any such exclusive privilege, in a Patent Theatre. We have repeatedly predicted Art the Inhabitant. o f these prfrarier will be sebjected to the connect reflections and zdtaperations of the rest fl the audience, a sperimen of which they hive already had ; but little did we think that there could kayo subsisted indiscretion so great, as that, of the ex. istenre or which, the following extracts from Mr Morning chronicle, and The 3brltEng lost, of this day—can leave no possible doubt. " Aims& we have sees, both no Friday :tad Satorday nights, the *Ovate Roses di4raced by the ripprmenee in them of improper atispasy."—Moraing Chronic*. " We regret in flni that the Prism.- fliers at Covent- Garden have already been converted to the most improver uses. On s4:sturday sight a female of most aliAnd.meri cha racter, w -as exhibited in one of tht-it by one of oar &liking "van fasbisoahies.".--Moristeg " Principals oboes." beginnings." *I . • . ~.• • We warn the public against the rlntequences of this attei .pt to establish a 'virile:red eider .zfj wealth. THROW OPEN THAT OLIGAR. CIIIC AND VICIOUS INCLOSURE, CAL. LED ANNUM. lIOXEc. TO TilF. PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lititcs AND GENTLEMEN. THE Death of Mr. TRAVEL, your late worthy Director, induces me ;main in Mitt myself to your 'bike as a Candidate for the Vacancy occasioned Ivy that (mot, natki earnestly snlicit toe bottom of your rapport. The Mitering situation io which your kindness pineed me "no the lair Malian, and the accominsof many powerful friends who were th.li pre-engoged, Jo , tify a well-grnotodell rood deoce in the attainment of the ohiert of my ambition. I beg leave to repeat my pledge of the - 6delity awl seal (Atli which I shall devutc tu.self to your service. should yolk be pleased to confer upon me the distinction to which I net'. I bane the Num& to be. ladies and Gentlemtn. Year meth übligeq Asa faithful J umble Servant. AMLS DANIELL. , 211 Liter-square:... f. ?..5, 18(19. PRICh. OF STO(' KS cliff; DAY AT 0,11". O'CLOCK. 3 per GM. Cum. 68e} Exch. 13111.. is. 11-. press. av'c . , India Bonds. 19s. Itir. Cassob felt Ate....bna I Lottery Tickets. ill. 17r. Owinerm a 1 prem. Tiik STATESMAN. reszo= u is also the redoubtable **Via! Weems us of the rill state of Spain, tts ire ll as a t hole volume on de subject. The Ferdinand ; party .still affect to cherish hopes, which are, ,h w.r, by to infinite majority of dispassionate s at Cadiz, looked upon as utterly delusive. hat our Empire in India is tottering, it were . 9%idooss to doolbt —The " seeds of dissolution" •halve long been sown in India, and they are now ' tepidly germinating. To the haircut of the native Potters, • attd the anticipated trod: of France, are sup:retitled intestine di,se►isivas in oar own Councils. The dispatches,iecels!ed on Saturday, announce a charge against beteral Wirers of rank (between a ham and the Council, disputes of a nature must violent, exist}, for preparing•a sus paper, " purporting to be a reutunstr.sisce in Cm mime of the Army against the acts of the Go. verntncnt wider which it serves," and 66 c.alculated to tlcitrisy every foundation of di►cipline, obedi ence, and fidelity." People of England awake, resume your scree•, look into► the stat,• into which the blunders of Mi. iii.iters have brought the nation. 'rho case titanda shortly thug, will you remain an independent na tion? or will you become a Province of France ? If the .former, nothing but imn►nediate Parlia mentary Reform, and South American enigma. potion, tan save you !!! Pot:Tact/Est Papers to tho 13th have been re. ceived, but they are deslitute of intelligence. Tag New-York. Mail which arrived on Satuv. day states, that Mt. Jscesom had not arrived when the packet sailed, and it was generally be lieved that he would not be received. Of thib we tistertain no apprehension. We fear only the petulance of dispatches. It is with great pleasure that we announce the rapid ptogeess of Mr. CANN' mc's recnveryi which, it is hoped, in a few weeks will be perfect. The Privies of W.ar.rs arrived at Blandford, from Weymouth, on Thursday afternoon last, on his way to London. From Blandford his Royal Highness proceeded on his journey (11 dial, with Lord Uouninson, and arrived at Windsor on Friday. • On Saturday the Duke of Bnosswteg ar. cited in town front Newport, Isle of Wight,where he has been to lospect his regiment, who are sta. tioned there. A Lexward Island Mail arrived at Falmouth onWedgesslay, its twenty.obse slays, from St. Tito nue*. It has brought no netll of importance. The India ships, consisting of no fewer thin thirty.sis, which 'have been taken up for the en. suing season, received their respective stations on Friday, but will nut be timed Wednesday next. Five hundred more French prisoners were on Thursday sent from Mill Prison to Dartmoor, escorted by a detachment of the West Essex Militia. An eruption of Vesuvius, on the Val of Aug. last, has been attended with a very extraordinary phenomenon. The lava, which the volcano hurled to a great height, was surmounted with an immense globe of light, which illuminated all the country round. On Thursday Dr. GERRARD, the Mayor of Li verpool, gave his first public dinner in the new building, in the Exchange. The Earls of DERRY and Serrox, several other distinguished charac ters, and the Members of the Corporation were pnnent. The dinner oas served up iu this new elegant table set of china. A letter from Halifax, dated the 30th of Au. gust, states, that the dfricuine frigate, with Mr. JACIBON on hoard, was spoke with on that coast four days before on her way to tho United States. On Wednesday Mr. Cammitto was closetted with the Duke of PORTLAND furabout two hours, at Burlington-house, which prevented them from being present at the KING'S Levee at the Queen', Palace ; they, however, bad private audiences of his MAJESTY previous to his leaving town fur Windsor. Mr. CA NNINO was considerably better last night. Ile is able to walk about his room, and will very shortly go out in his carriage. Ile was yesterday visited by several of his friends. Extract of a letter from Madras, dated May 13, •1309.—" The present dispatch is occasioned by !tome seriosts diszontent which, of late, has been ii.anifested by the Officers of the coast army, and it Lich has led to the suspension of five of high rank and respectability, and of various removals from commands and appointments. I tiara nut venture to express oty apprehensions of the result of these important proceedings, which have ex. cited the greatest agitation in this setttlement." Madame CATALAN! is now engaged to go to Dublin, where she is to sing fur 13 nights. The Baronets of Ireland amount to about 100 only, while those of Edgiand exceed four times that number. An augmentation is shortly to take place, by railing to that Order the following fa. vit.—Ricuannson, of Armaghshire ; Baowxtow, 61 the same county; LAToticue, of Carlow ; BantnEtt., of Bag ; SAtAGE, of the county Down ; Foal', of the slime county L At o s essow, of Kilkebny ; Mertes, of the saint L Atos e ssux , place ; GRATTAN, CAMAS, of Queen's county ; Vsauxtn, &c. fist. • Four more Ihte-ofbattle ships are ordered at Portsmouth, for the purpose of Whig sunk at the Scheldt, and the convicts arc now getting ready the jary.rigging. • Sick troops from Fleshing have been landed at Portsmouth', amounting to 1075. The Worcester and Regrew Regiments of Militia have left their barrack, and are encamped on SOntherik•Pritsi to make roes for them. w. r o rsi i e l p IN • • .1471..1%.1 • - _---- MtIR7OI C - COMMON COUNCIL OF TIME,TIME, rri duct Pm/lA. 6l dt tiee - Itise l M' 0 te a _ds • ...1 lacc t teue, rentinteit Alit the Sharssekillidfialltillin4 mreift It" ; gut —1 consider the nitprothatioo whittle the c . ty of Lon don nas expressed of my conduct in A'strliautect. on the MO& thin made le the 'Dottie of lewd. on r.te "..:11 of Dere:vibe/ last, by the Duke of Richniowl; nod olso on the m 304 made on the 15th of December, he the Lart of Shebang.. 1 oot oily as a great htirour dose to to:, hilt also as affording' me the moot satistwtory expectatina that ejoery cor.stitutionnl eudeavour fur the welfare, safet2 , and 'liberty of this eosin. try, will continue to meet with the a:.-6.t.:nre of su importitt and - respectnhle a Body a , the City *of Louder.. • An htmest and frugal expeuditure of the public money is.'l twee:Nary, to every exertion Which can be made for the st tional bonour and defence; and I must aid, Ilea I nos at : convince:l, that neither this nor any ether prnirer roe.•r 4.1 the puhlie ronatiet *ill he adapt A ; or, if adopter. a ill be .persevered in, If some botuids are nut eet to the enormous isdluenre of the Crown. _0 • . .. Dray Stational plan fat poepnees so 'merit' to the public safety. tnural4. ltrti liberty, will wr.t unit cordial 11111111JI I ; brn they tin Not, 1 nurr4 i mArrd altanlion Coe prim . - ciples on which, 1 trust, 1. Ante unifortnly conAluctc.i through Saturday Yount. It c. Night. Jan. 29.178.1. ILOCKINcJU M. Ti, P. ROBERTS, Ksq. Stet—Ravine had thc honour to receive from you the una nimous Resolution of the Croy:non enoncil of the City a London, importio 2 4 thcir Thanks to Me, nen wiz other . Tree's for the hoe of duty which had given occasion ti flea lit-so lution, permit me, thrtatel the tattle channel, to express rr.y wiin and real satisfaction at that eoncurreLte of ktaitoe, in which I Sad myself joined with so much mouitoit) I nod to request the fawner of you to make, with these seutiuseta • of mine, a return of my best ackaowbedgutems to that re. Pec tabl‘.... Body. . I must confec‘, too, the athlitionol honour I feel in laci:tf, dlttinguished in the coinpauv of tlso,e who hove once more added to their reconh, what was indelible there before, " that the Cisisens of Loudon are and will be freemen." Gloomy as our prospect is, your manly firuniess cannot fail to take from its obscurity t the plan proposed fur adopt :s such as corruptio( lady ens objtct to; against such a foe, the example you have afforded of public virtue, !cove me with out the doubt of success. ‘Vhitehasen, Jan. Ylurt, AIJIMIDON. ?2, 17n. Picei•litty, Jai. 5, i;si-). GENTLiese Tv—Permit me to fetvrn rue rte!mou t-r!!rnreals for the honour eonferred trpon me by your lit-Notation of the 10th of Dereol!ict, and to assure yon of i i sitrcrre plc. - Nsore it give me• to tin.l that the eritlenvoors of tit. ity fryrts in Parliament for the public welfare, caret. the approbtelon and support of No respectable a Body aN tile Common Copay:ll of the City of Loadoo. To the o:mown Council Yoers,&e. of the City ut Lutklua. cuoi.NoMM.Eir. 1%4. 1719. hit-. 1 am sorry I was not at home ‘s heti you Oid ow the honour to call upon me. The Votes relWred to in the 'tric hinae, I gave Upol3 the clearest conviction of the rectitede and prop: iety of them; and it Is unot.e.ttiering in me to be informed is Ks honourable a mant:ebr, that my 'contemns on these points have had the rod fOrtune to meet the approfta lion of yo respectable a part of thy fellow-mbjrct4, as com pose the Common Coum.luf the City of Loodoo. Yourt, Sac. COVENTRY. To Ur. RsYsssa•xcca. am favoured with dour Irtter, containing n !trio lotion of the Court of Com Moo eouncil of the 1;;th of De- cember last. I feel myself highly ileftered by this fresh pmsf that my ronduct has received the ahltobation of that repectaale Body. The City of London, by their attachment to goal govern ment. and oppcsition to bad, hate %hewn they could un•ler staad and would support the true interest.; of their country; for which Mum% au honest man, in a public character, will a4vays consider it not only the highest object of his ambi tion to merit their Ktusti opinion. but to obilin It (whatever dilfiruhi:s he may encounter in the pursuit), a most ample reward. Feb. 10, 178 J. Xours, Ric. riscalAm. To Mr. Town CI.CRIC. I ilasctissaat —lt has ever been my study to endeavour To Worst myself et what masmer mi4ht be nom ta.efully adopted Ear the Begat of my gin and Coastry, and my determined resolution that my coodert should at least rest upo.a the beats of teethe/Jest Western; and 1 feel my elf particular) hap py in basing my condors as the itb and 15th of last Decem ber, approved by so respectable a Body as the Common Caw cif of the City of London. 1 beg leave to :Isere yon that your approtrition must ever be most fintterlug to me; and that the attention to the trading intere4 of this country will ever be my pel wiry object, being cony Placed, from an employment in it, in the early part of any life, how essential the protection aaf it is to the exist ence of this state ; the interest of the City of Loudon, sill ever claim a particular part of my cure. being With the almost respect, tieetleusen, yam's, &r. EI.RRER3. • Upper Seymour-street. Jan. 49, 179 e. To the Comtism; Council. '•,f . St R--I am very much obliged to the City of Loodna for the datteriag notice they have takea of my conduct is the Wiese of Lords, on the 7th :uullsth of last December, it the Resolution they unanimously adapted iso Tharsddy, Dee. 16. The cistidict they have liven pleased to honour tw Als their ap probation, was the parr fleet of sincere conviction upon these two poiott---First, that considering t* it railcard cit comstances, and other difficulties under * pica this Country at present Labours, there can be no hope of its ri.in. again to a state of prusperity but by an unremitted attention to eronouly in the expenditure of Public Modeyi as the sole mares from whence the mean uf vignroes efforts in future must arise.— Secontily, That as long as tite influence of the Cowan .curiti sari as eitensive and as wide-spreading as it *tiffany exists ttt thi. petind, the civil libetties of this Collett" , ore not secure. with these avowed sentiments, I need give no iurtber pledge that every measure tending to promote rigid frivolity in the espeadtture of Publie Money, and to reduce the infid el= of the:Crown eithis ftir limia, will meet with my zea lous support. I have the homer to be, Strattori4treet, Feb./. 1710. Sir, sour's, ace. • • To Mr. illitellanANClllt. 1 ITZW ILL1&91. Harcourt Heave. nee. ?A. Crlinfistatait—Perteit we to eifer isy sincerest nekaevre• Jedipaetiss!or the honour coolbitd SI trie r by 'your ajproba lhee et the dates I irwre as the Ids and 15th of this uiaoth, gad tithe suer tine to aware yea, that it ever bps been, and s terttrill annegia to bob soy sole ambition to aterit, by my • Q 7; . • . I • ~i ~1~~, ill the , I 4 A Ithorp, nee. 21, 1779. • Sin —llolooomt of toes!. I a:u (soder the rtece!.,:t) of taii3 iao his elethod to dnlre )o i ‘lll : it fii ROA ma 2.3 make my meldhisololgateaiato the Corta4 to Coon it of Loni.3l, for 1 h o l er r peptplifttisin a oLm„) ( ttittout in Parham • tr. lit t 4he itt time, I must belt* odtl,4h it I aal Obliged to 'yen kirk r. t . tfitspe iu cesarrsitetitw it to me. i • * • • " teiselt,ilie. ... . . Itli'i Rillairskfeise:n'i : r it IiSF.V. I.:r ... ;r1.1.4‘i .. ...41!:r. • ,- • ; •! v -: • 1. .. t Uokkapritr jiff...ha C.), 17*.. : plii.-4 wilblmilue4 by tett! olperabsristo whiela the 4 .1.- . U 193 tjiNi4Cil 4 its.- City of low to! It at kern pfe.t-ed t:t sitir • /in th,ir itei°l"llge.eorilloie•tte Ito mt .b i yOarret.") to • the part I hare taken isP.trliatoety, reisSiit to tke is..setitt 't rip motitare of the pottliermis:ey. ) (Lie tee,tw.rett two ialtealltin fit a flAserli'lternrst or At * Attie) wide( ihnt deseilpilia, t set t• •eilissubly• to 'eines Me PleYsisit ditireri, sad are 3 . 111 eilletlelly Itafellii'V to mn , rnt el.*, ' ' loiltteare 0? the ('fa en, direqpiemiellid uhe rriftitithintal •to la • : 'aw* :qui feel it is; that I twelve no mit to ei;twr 11,3. e of Er ;romps's, tt ho poriehri it zeitt for Mlle lod:ters•les.... of r.e 1.-Aislattire, mill oppose them', wilt* he vither is or tio, t.....k to t;' , harmelf a partaker of the weirs, sinstrre , s...erm•r out et:AM:tot reytriomeots Agatha which she measurer swirl I. srilt-J, nr is direedy ssger,etre lasence which they ere::tei 1 .4....1 vp..ii them Of ANY web there be) the th tile .if pro:itiat : ht . rag I in roan) , to n, in proportion to th.; poblie wafted. Ipty ~ iii, I trig', operate is (writer of theiteforna. _ _ .t 7 know uot if the he the limper soarer of aeknamictitM, .n; sne blur of does as, hot as no better citgoired itial to tote, I hate trembled yom; Sir, with the an3ve, and Ma, Sir, h' ouri, 4c. Mr. ItLaimuortaNcam. tt AO7lOll. Althoff.. of . •• . !iR—I received, no my arrival at this place • a ropy u. toe lb-widths(' ai the Omuta* Couocit of the t;;ty .r Lospioa, h:c!l understand yia left at my haste is St. J.,te • Place after I h3cl quitted , and. as 110 I 'diall be detaineti fat saute time longer la the couatry, Irate this method at tC:. wit...ling yew 10 votive) to the Comte Cassell, that Alves me .4.10040 w that my conduct la Purilmam on the ith Rea 15th of December, bms the approhailast of tad relt:ctable tt I am. Sir, )cur's, &c. IlEatEsisamicen. .•' L To be continued.] _ __ T!/P. MIRK'? rs . SPE:tCP.R. 7 CORN-lilClTASSerrnoosa 3. 'The Tresh its pptiet N)teuset descriptiOes of grain Shit day Ore but thOrt. IV hest, at a forthcr crease in price of about 2s. and 3s. per quarter, Ginn Bsricy the Jame. Malt and While reastre rather bigher.. Mow, of nth kind, isket wise, There arc also sh,srt supplies of Oats, aad jttimc cicKpies in this trails arc named smut:Whet j oikr e r ..- This price, of Flour folly at the last ad vance, and iuciine upa Aids. Fine America* G2s. , (Ws. pm' barrel. CUItitEST PRICIt OF GRAIN. schest, •• • Si.. !Xs - 11*. Tick Wens, - - - 39". Fins ditto -- - - Oats, -- - Pl. 14. 37.. Rye, - 394 . . 4ts. Harley, , 4.4 44. 4G0.511‘..1 Potatoe ditto t -- * tp 4914. Malt, .• • 111%. HoPe seed - r - ,660 reti(lioliers) - Ms. 91s. Floe Flour . kg)... Gre- Pen% 3.•• Secotids B eau ,- tt • t • • •Ott. 6.74. R3IITHPIE , .D-91trr. 93. • To sink the Offal; per ~11bibt Alls. Rref....4s. 61 to to. Pal. 1 Head of Cattle LW, &iv Mutton —L. OA. Bea t.. Veal Od . iti 7, , t Sheep nod Lambs. 174;.. Pork ....Os. OA. to Ts. ed. leaves Lands... .Us. 04. to Us. ud. Pigs )(kV-MARKET. ' . ' • • • 51. Od. 10 S. fir. . 11. 14. Od. to 21. N. Clover ...: 61.10 A. Od. 41 , it 10s- I::EL4.VD. ......0.... • NEVIRV, SEPT. 16.—Ttlis morning the hotly ot a female was found floating at the foot of the Mill. race, where It emptits itself into the riser of this town. She was seen last night not far from the place where Ow busty was found, and it is lora'. hie she fell Vita the rice (ohie s li is only partiallt cover e(), in consequence of the darkner4 of the nights ) and there not being any limps in 111.1 town. Our correspondent adds, that the canal has proved the grate Of many persons. At the en,' of last year a gallant officer of the 4td High. Landers lost his life iu it, and three otlo-r pcno a 4 were drowned in it in the month of January, .sae of whom was Mr. Salmon, and another • f.... visit. These calamities he imptites to the scam of a proper Police, by which the inhabitant's are prevented from taking proper measures for guard. 'lig against similar accidents.—(Neary Paper.) I)uVLIN, Serf. 19.—Abont seven (o'clock on Sunday inorning i the confine' at the : barrack itt Ge./...; •.'s-streo stopped a c:an who wag psiiii:l4 w ith one of thew baskets called a elem.:, no his back. He thought he observed something like a human toot through the wiek..r work, and, upon examination, tpa distressing sight w. 14 I , rerealed of the body oft young wornao. to u ;.. I der to stow it conveniently. the lee were broken, and the body otherwise urippleJ and distorted ;11 a manner that etsitestAhe llieliest indignation of a numerous crowd u spectators of both seats. 'Clie r fellow's same is {khan(' Toy; he tiles mar lirabazon's-row, in the Liberty, and obtai , s a livelihood ivy purterego at the meat-market(; he denied any knowknlige of what-twin ill his b.iskys, but said he was tii.ger.two *Hangs fur the car. ridge' Trani the' 114(30 'oaf loslostry to Mercer's Hospital. Thil explanative, however, did, net appear satbfietory - to file crtisoif ossoinbl4, a, the basket Mss his own, and limiting but sum , : hay at the top ; helm aittortitissly • brought t., St. 'Andrew's wateLhouse, .1/hither he was ibo compelted to carry lbe body. • Exter...Os . ihe Fail Of SILAXXOX litatos, in a late am. municallon to the . Cork Agricultural Society, the eapence ancl:proilute 'of three %ere, if hes ,) at Castientartyr, by which hit 4011 ship bads sie.„, piuit or tool. 41. O. .•,. 6 . Colonel Bc r :Mi. MO %%COW iverllllll A tot :Omit, (runs Portugal, afbrif with Sir i• CM/ • :Dait, in tbePorcupixl; frigate. • n Freedor-.. and the Curstimsios et thin Cowry. eye, Cieutieurcp j ,ie hare the honour if subscribint rich the greafenripiit.leriil4 -- -f% VCOU RT. C. :rani Combed of the j;tty of tio.fou. • # •, I • tr A