The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

N4V4L INTEpLIi -.......- Drs., Sore. l9.—Arrived the BAIA Volunteers, Heart oak, and Choice tratisporti4 ill 600 of the Ist, td , ; (bards no beard, for Ostetsd.--fialled elginsall of transports s Plywattta.—grind the Bermuda sloop of war, from ()stead, alter landing a Messmer, who only soiled from fleece day.—The transports having on board the 21st, 26th, and regiment, still mania in the Downs; but the troops will bark to-morrow. Powrastwora, Ser. 19.—Arrived his Majesty's ship' from the Mediterraetam ; 'and his Majesty's ship Sybelle, arrived yesterday, was tram Oreealand.—Sailed his 'Majesty's ship Freya, to the muttrard.—Came into harbour his Majesty's ships Cephalus and Weeale --The ships under convoy of 1 0 ' jp,ty's ship Liverpool. for Newfoundland ; and those ander soy of his Majesty's ship Aquiloa, for Spain, &c. are espeeted to sail is the monolog. Halmos, Sere. 19.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, a Mail aid passengers from Holland; she also blip - Jecowlolf, !leasing the ratification of the Treaty of Commerce with Russia, and the new Tariff. FALMOuTia. NWT. 17.—Arrived the Duke of Eat horn Lisboa. in 14 days. with a Mail; Louisa packet, VW from the annals, in 70 days; Lord Chesterfield with a Mail from Gibraltar and Malta—Sailed the Lady bella packet, with* Mail for Lisbon.—The Chesterfield Lomita packet" i.e nood+.l. quarantine; the Leese . 111 peace of having led the Cheeteellehl. The Duke spoke, Oa the iatt. hie MaJe:s ebbs Orkin and whim In ft the ientAkti-biaitffirkiaratartia Oak: TM Ernest packet tailed from Lisbon sla diva before the Neat, sad, it Is mingspi, from the late whale, that the Midi - to the westward. • COSS, SOW,* Artived his Majesty's ship tortures. Capt. Pascoe, iAliio fruitless seare► for the. Wasp Americas stoop of War. • • '144 r • r The Willie*, Powditch, from Rib Janeiro London, was taken the 18th nit. In lat. long. 9. 50. by the Fork American privateer. the 30th, in let. 46.40. hdlg. 49. 40. the York turgid the Ceres, Fraser, from Bonnleans, bound Picton, plundered her of all her spare sailsawd and then gave her up : she arrived at Crdokhr lith inst. The Pilot sloop of war hat arched at Cork Oporto, with a fleet of about 16 sail bound don. The Gate Getcischaft, —, from , has also arrived at Cerk , after being plundered • Oporto by an Amoriaan privateer. On the 2114 of July, the people of New Bea in America, paired several resolutions, disti l of the war with this Country, expressing their that they could not wholly exclude privateers their turbot:re. They unanimously determined, Math insets should not be admitted without pedal ing a quarantine of 4f) dayie on the pretence liability to catch infectious disorders from , boarded by them at sea. On Wedaestley lash the Mayor, Aldermee, principal Burgesses of Weymouth, presented and dutiful address to her Royal High Princess Cue evens of WALES,at Gleatrit( SO which the; ticeleed a moat 04144 'sew tht.Doko of Itrategenetske Sock, ..vihicli i Atimitike to LIW. `hammer la the course of the month, amoaats to 11,28 sheep and lambs. Among tae other amusements at Pontefr Thursday, C., following Kolb, in form of bin, had its share in exciting the risible facali the company asesembled there :-.." The WV' of Doncaster are respectfully informed, that to make up for the ditappointment they has, riveted in the refusal of Mr. Sadler to ascead In his magnificent balloon, the Corporation 1 ' plied to, sad got the consent of, Joanna Song. be-in there, on Thursday next, at one o'cleek cisely.— Admittance, '... cacti." The Whitehaven Local Militia, which : caned upon to sight the civil power at Workihgton, hind together in bonds of eternal friendship the Ce- •_ ~. coon. . 2 has relented home, in consequence of order being tholic, the Protestant of the Church of Englend - the 'Asa popular gaieties of Paris, Senslky . tieenler ,pre. ' tiliz:cin—thet 1- - ' of Wing , . Jinn on , ~ng any . restored. A reward it offered for theappreliension or Monier," and make Great Britain and Ireland ' hs- Stitt the grand displays. We 'found pitety of good : ' k port could he blockaded by voch.ao enemy as ~. , severalef the rioters. ' . deed a truly salted Emigre. The toast treg.... . •,' .a6mINIGY (French and Englivh) to keep ye in. seen . : Americans . % jle could not, however, refrain . . A few days ago a pernmeent Serjeant of the Has- " Oar Amami stad patriotic Fellow. Soferer. David 0' Cnn. tentince, among the latter. I recognieedslitr. T.--.-, .. 4iri °boning, that theanswer received to an appli. • tings Regiraent of Local Militia was tried by a rug {- nell.j.%vd the Causes( Chll and Ittligyeas lanerty allover 'M. p., with a party ?flats of the firstfeshion, with „mitten, made by a Gentleman of this- city to Mr. mental Court-martial, and sentenced to be committed the m " 0;c 0 r. Nntr.r. returned thanks, nearly In the Cr ker several others wheht I kke tabilif tti best cirkles. .- e -0 , deserved to he considered as a laconic and to the House of Correction et Lewes for six mouths ' following words : *They did not &overtire?. eraiii, indeeil • air did we; petulant reply; particularly when he informed the - close confinement, for desertion. oy , :lint we witnessed theShaferdund of dissipated gaiety. I Meeting that the letter to Mr, Croker bad been " I thank you much for the compliment you At it. Giles's Hill Fair, near Winchester, lastdsnces, mountebanks,' fortune' -tellers, dancers oh 1 written by one, who, they would all agree to allow, me —•l thank yes move for the itentiment you hews, Monday, there was e good quantity of cheese pitch- associated with my humble -mime. The pleasure I the tight rope, allegorical srientontiose„ . Profusion o r: was incapable of addressing the Servants of the ed, which met a preity ready side t—Old fetched feel from the compliment is much mitigated . by con- fi re-works, end m o st 'estoniiihing and most interest- i Crown in _any manner, or upon any subject, but with from 41. 4s. to 41. 105. per cwt.; new varied accord- *victimless of not desereirtile—bet the delight I lag of all, the,womaa in 'glittering habiliments thatti the greatest propriety and respect --he Meant Mr. ing to quality, from 31. 3s. to 31. 155. per cwt. ; or- .experience from the association is vie and complete. watts up a tight rope, - making an inclined plane Alderman Daniel ditinry very dull in sale. Good horses sold well, i am as , ° l mam ai , useless, but a zealous votary 1 from the ground, to' the full height of en ordinary 1 ''The MAxott 'begged to makea few obeervations in this stage of the discussions on the WU k le It and fetched pretty fair prices. 'o haute then turns roe d and descends again, b The scenery and tlecorationi of the Pantheon Cie" and iteligiont ' Liberty. Ev"rY man . fee l s that- I 044 Itirself frequently 'upon one foot, andanac-- had just fillin from Mr. ' QV/sclera •a r grea r ter s d av egr ic ea freedern is oed for him , individually wha t " k . i l l ii Theatre, having been taken i n execution, were ore ' !toed for eve g r burly m ust he .0„1 for ; 11 4. lutd vaulting in her way *midst an incessant of animadversion had been bestow ' ed on the answer Wednesday carelessly kfing dear ass auetioneer'ver he ii t „ii6,l, L a i s.tdid .rho. would g 4 ? 8 coolies- • 'llllffiirge of fire-works that spread so atmisr. of Mr. Croker than the letter Itself warranted. He' Marlborough-street. prepAras yrs - to being sold. Meeting to any narrow or limited circle •Z : i t _ ,, hoLlatie and smoke and corruscations all was inclined - to think that the letter was merely one We understand that it is not iotead.d to reflex th' , there con he no frerdem when the mind - is in 'II wlter. , N or ore these the whole o f the einem- r ef ordlearY form, . • MI4 eoph as was generally sent to • . Order in Council of the 7th of March last v permit - - 'heckles. Of • hat svall'are priyile2es and preroga.. of ' livotl. The gardens themselves are beta -": applications of this ' nature • imohed occasion to make ....,: ti ~ and so extensive, that it took uphill hill ea a communication respecting the General Doyle and tiny the importation of meth articles of previ-lon .ivelt, if the mind be cot:honed ?-oh, that shi ' in any ship its amity with 'ter SI AJLATY, Ws of dui), .4 the most iosulting which loaves the body free; - . 4 4 illiGHB to *cm :OW exterior eir,cle. =Tb .thosi who ' Ber=ickshire packet to the Admiralty , in his official and which Order expires on the 25th of the present ~,c hains the conscience.—For my part, professing ;.e Vairzliall. l et tic pins ultra ot all that cap be i•e mar e• iv ed fete chaarp4re, 'fiscal . siill appear caps . city as Chief 'Magistrate of thie city, and had recylvedoiot from Me. Croker hut from Mr. Darrow, mobth. the Catholic Re ion in all the sincerity of corivic- * - ---- v of .11 Such is the increased value of land in Craven. tion, and knowing 'that others entertain a similar : infester : but to me, who like Vauxhall as,it used anotherofficer, a reply very similar to the one cern- Yorkshire, that the hit. Miss STACICHGVSE's on- conviction f o many and many a di ff erent Creed, an Ii to be almost forty years ego better then ai it is fleillel (4- .mutually h . now, and. who prefer variety to oviform glare and i Kr. Wettst, proceeded to observe, thet __', ~ t o leased estates at Burnsall and Harilineton were Wit require is, that we should leave t e great . . . . . . I • what had fallen from the Chair. - r''.er • 'splendour, Irtvott is immeavureably supetior-e144 atom •.• e, ~0,... - week sold for 7,0841. ; the rent of the former, e I goes eels between us to be decided-on by reason tam' ~., . being 351., prodisl oi 2,o4sl.; of the latter, being persuasion. and not borrow any aid frees forces • :lay aothing of the superior vivacity of the company...ill! intim a • If misi keu if he hadeetWod 4 1 a , . T '"' 1 illa . reflected on the opiniunit al teelle at , 1101., produced So b •; mid this for the purpose of force, in aid of truth, must be unnecessar y —te sops ' ' ' 7 ''' • * *'" ''' eth'in " ' h in ich were unison w i th Ins ... :ea 0 ~. _ see. ..,.... .f : farming. pose otherwise Is to libel Nature, and Nature'sGoe. - Tho qoantity of wollen . metniftieteres m illed publicly expressed of I mr e .. ' e. , mite LONGEVITT.—Tbero is now living at Muttay , a ;Force , in id of ab omi nable ' Th Iffieendleg the 25th Meeih, fl i 3 was 15;066,628 lirnen " a error, i s oppression.. e i aed• Glasgow, upon the same spilt& ..* 'seers women, named Elisabeth Wyatt, who her just cons.! principle to be deduced from those reflections is one - ! yerdi which is 8,423191$ yards more titan was'. ~. .. , - goven , to 'them, he could oat alter bisomottoteuts upon Opted her 101st year. A few days since she reaped which would be useful to the Catholic in England '-r il d 'on an average or fi ve years, ending the bth ot end bound a sheaf of cove. She has regularly and • in %widen, but it would be equally advantageoee rte, 1789. - -) the subject. Mr. Croker _ba d stetted Mite *al is i ffi • f • hCA su cent orce now employed .-chit a ere were three worked at harvest for the lest 73 pars, and her sight ,to the Protestaut in Spain and in Portugal. To the KNIGHT, sho in the early part of lase week un ' frigates and fourteen elev s of war already en this and heating are particularly good. ' esiertioo of this principle I have devoted my lowly, dertook to go 100 miles in 19 successive hours, near service. He _would ask how were they disposed of, Henry Willines.Soique, convicted at the last due is t ,st meremitting exertions. The precise contests o f :Tewkesbury, went 60 milei in 11 hours, and then ,' when masters of vessels coot - demise for fourteen days sizes of murder, it ► a dere with en Olker, at ill- to troet s hoe is maintained by the Orange Lodges end ! Safe in; on account of excessive fatigue. 1 i ' G The Ticket No. 6,154, drawn 13th September a.. Seat 1 - 4 - ; aeie% 9alleiwis and when De. r West India tnington, has received a free pardon on condition the InquiAtion. Every honest man ought eqdally 1 I c an n ot b e tte r re ply 1 prize of 210,,000, was sold by RICHARDSON., 00013- . .' "e" ban 'cella without seeing one: of being imprisoned three months in Winchester gaol se abhor both—and I. think • h 1 After the Resoles's/Its and the Memorial from the time of coevielon. your ki n d n ess , than by glide; you an opportunity et s wat !. tied Co. in Two Eighths and Twelve Sisteesst P• 16 were -- I te to The new barracks at Chelmsford are ordered to be 'm yosin that santirarrat. 1 there f ore, to pr o_ hares. They also sold No. /83, a Prize of X 5,000, I r r ' beg, ' sad 'No. 9 , 469 , a Prise of gl,OOO, in 24 Shares.. cleared, preparatory to being sold and taker down ; • p o se is a w ak e.- - . and also the following to the eastern diateict--Den. 4 Tee epees abolish of iler latesisitioe sad tbe Or Tickets Tickets and .Sheree for the State Lottery of 6 , 000 bury, Malden, Yarmouth, Weeley, issue a lye. 10 1 0% * . Tickets, all Prizes, to h e drawn in One Day, 13 0 4 with, and a part a Colchester . . '.. - i This sentlaseot oats then given from the cldir, aoti Ce. October, at their Officee,C are on eels by. R orabill s C IOBA MUadM, hariGopoperees. ouret, Bread males the saw as last week. rewi red with g reat applause by the attire easepary. sad ti • , , Swedish frigates Adidas and Rasplice hays arrived at Sheerness, tot IPA board..sile Norwe gian prisoners of war thht ronaiss in-the prison ships In the Medway, and prated with toss boo,. k 1 • . C4 . . I - 1. - ..t. , - - tig STATErsiti Mi. . .. . -. - . . LYCEUM DIMATAS. PETS OF ST. GLOM), . . • .13N13770.. .- • , , .—.6. • The representations at this Theatre termlinitiet Oat, ' ,.; --4 1 ...... . ._, asee, l ean of . night. After the popular Opera of Frederick the ' , Ctlii.brim.i., seer. lai 8114 AU Meeting held io this pike, on 'timelier •IA .., red" Great, Mr. Rastasente delivered Of) toiletries M. ' le on this and the tie. itrilklierbig ' Sunday 'la tha drat dlts . r44 dlUnill4 lll ollgt ri. . l3 l:4 ti io eld : iot a ' .. ram f o r . dreesr--. ' parsoaftEe of Advertisement ' ~„' ' " lag to the Feenth iejgierbeite idiom,. di The ki-ht W4thiprot tile lit A Tillthi the Chair. i Oates& 66 LAD:111 ktiO IiNNTODNEN,-1 hate once more or birth Athaltting tilt to be trot,' I Imagine '44 ' - - i se ewe I lake I. be obe,:iiiibber if ata x .ad h f e tl r tn eq t ui h r e i c tie li n ali c l alling the hieetirig :hati n g heett :f . y el t s p.„Ose pleasure to eepear before'you on the dloso of a I desiCweissist of *bind two Modred then. aim nisi la ssos of the IPartelish Opera, to otter the warm e$ . '.... • et tlis s terehetiks 'of the Proprietor, for the gratifying success'isiteete lame , Dm , Alen& ad.lielle4 Ow SI es atilt 10•614 , - 60 _ pestilent is tide- reed ilainbealtifil I 11,....1„1...... .1. .__i_. a 1,._ ..,.§....“..1 ._ .4,_ l e eet ik e which has attended his erode to matt your amoeba-. per. It is the third fete „I. hen s ee pu.F e etice '''"'"u"" Inlr"7"" 1 ° "r ''"'"'""" "" ImP . ' . ' .... .4' .. a rtefoooded spin the generelly tenelveti ispliiiiiisite.. "s• i Haw k; that. , . .. -. . ,_ .. _. ..„ . I ' an *eft" is ' 1/I " l " irseile "It r ill • Sta.' Thatthe trading slid 'kipping tuff toot of thli. . - 4 , e, tau : " From eke coleilittelpeWlit Of the'estattMeet .. l a t a ge ateet ,,,,A,oge iii m ig • f , 2 - - . thy leaet,' of le tsti sustained censiderabto Injury ( rant • . m . eatp Nl. Of Alrliieatre to Vie present day, it has been his te n . 'thatielsoie andessitif fates. - ,eptiotTir A saar i emeralapr f .. : Adlyi - Thau b e its i airmor of Am s liest anxious desire to obtain your favour, and his . ~. MilititY4B - 1 Merit 'reward to be honoured with your smiles. rav " nigs s " thatilmi l l t___.." l4l " l " 6 "" " country. #illittleitbasly a pplied,bl arteqrsate to the dee ' : mtt ita le al esim and ost iientieli es ialet l ikose emomet eroote rwAw .sios ele ; terte rif, oa r trade, teeand &Apia's t itteitlitost eppl is 4 his rib " .1 • " The liberal encouragement you have given to his ' - • cations o.. s ili la, tha n N .,e sbil triodes:one. hate not had that " derma ' endeavours, increase with every selSon his'gratitods - v . o t..sh e &l eo , w hi c h. *lli it s Alarm s' l6 4 - ligli th t eitialet and zeal iu your service; and he pledges himself,. hii . assesses the appearauce: o ( at t inilian riser, . 11 II Admiralty Clads , She ifralgenc fee . . - . that in far from relating In' his activity, it. shall be 1 esiah . lished WI kite, a.plece which seems to ban beewdesigned F orm, P.! twee Pointe. cen•be failY M, tam his proudest , ambition to establish the Engflith Orient as • p o w an d natural incolacrilitseirthy sad ',' 2A-M t fi l it re l l"s 'hat this gnat ""ervill oats ester Si. 'on the firmest bash, and in a style which shall he ft kiln tit dewand those exertions for the pro. - ireveley. An Englishmeo Who heamet blest in '$ tertlen data. trod" , which inditiduals hod 'lnlicittoi s :esimuesos.. more and more deserving the applause with whkh F • may yet form a eery : adequate idencerf•theee but h ither t o a, sol i c i t ed in vain. Piro then, Sierethot lit has beett.honotired. - Oho. it h e witnessed tbst acmes at BroOke-green, -,„. .., , ~ • t packet, 66 LADIES AND GINTLSINEN,-..- - 1 fie Performers Nv , I *Wend( er Farts", ho lies titilytelekehange For • too American (Tither, heye of lett committed. the most enormees deppedatious.on our trading Vessels is It t, w ee t ' e Aesire to join me in a respectful tribute of thinks for : tel l", i l i a ., to e at i s k a u k la b l eiy, to a dd t o th enwn . a fact , so completely within the knowledge of every -, d imakeOlteir share of your pa tronage , and in the tattle of ,der alballs and , roundabouts. foweginent the quo. than Spend you, that it may in this meeting welt .ady Ara . : the Proprietor, the Performers, and 'myself, I re- tjltykof piety, and strengthen tba disposition to be ; r ' spectfully bid you farewell." . i 9 and he has the" • t he .filer of 1 and by which the degrees of detoter are most se"' rank at a It-endear se proposition. There is a stands *id aid .. delicbted with irides, . i , Villoennes, of Versailles, and tit. Giouder.to under- i * le item- I ~„ I roily Ineesured. lit the office of the Insortoto t egg' Kent - The Waterford Mirror mentions an account of a, MO folly the ratifications of theee. places; an nag. , Broker, the prnportions of premium and risk are .. d • firing heard, and two ships seen versed off that pert : , lish,tepgioglime must task itself to suppoSti,..kule ' rf , g , ca ,, z ,, d . sith .. ilifhatretat jpreemm . „ Let , bl-061? . .. , l e l a'- of tire Leidy...Ono yesterday Ilea. to the 'relititt,l,petibleis of peaches , lige,..ead ffrapis t and illative* , ' Contrast what used to he, and what now are the ulee • one of the tiro' wet teen to capture end tow away the ' ra of melons IY le r . " the g meed t freln ' 2° ' Weighti3Oat leetel the totiowerciel Wain% • la die !Pelee of other, in t int directien of Cork, whence it was in. tott li a l liesp; ibises are all offered at such a price ! . oeis a 1041 4 . vibe , theta, mos .. ked . t0.. . 010 .4 0 • I 'bohemia ferred, that 'the captured skip watt ,Pi, enemy,. take, .as to enable the poorest to purchase, and with these, 1 5- , sitigte-hended t ogainst the world he sow, lesevati cot • ' Isew bv;eri effected on risks to Irelands et ifte• 44 iby a British ctuiter..• ' , .• .. 'Arvid, garlic, sauseaes, fried bacon, and sliced pain. -- , " tattann, 1 The Aft:grains Gazettcceetaioialhoclaingliter,ky toes, together with beer, wine, and.a little brandy, t' ,can . ......., o „ is. of all . aa . p "wow, ttoto 44 American i . Governor PAN4VUAR, on the sabjpct of g i AZ at. , the joyous peasantry Make their luxuriant •heliday L ica. :47 4 l iv "; "v *teem obliged to pity tie guitisoeoes I tempt to introduce the Stave Trade ' lute -a d', ~:teal, A species of lemonade, which iticarritd by til : Qf t i sesoani poilit-,--thee,our eery le *denude - to lender the *Ruction of the law triboosis. . con- person, In metal vessels, fastened on their Maas ~,.....,. a . a ,..4,, 4 e ara a ut-4._,. that . can a...1;6f.. a l salvo to duct of the Judges, who had acquitted the . ' ideals lied will( li vessel is of a very picturesqms: form, i i; a i I ~...1 41 , e ori siow 7 tho. ;: i .4; l4 7;_ fa l l t 48. 50. ' charged wfth this inhuman Intact., under MI SOIRIMp• yore% a: the . cooling beverage : of. -the , Flitch. ,00 dt vo t ov ,0 1 1 4 4 1 ma i lAy 00 ;;;;T ed „4, tenet , Aitte4 , • .er. Os trod that the conservation of all lows was stipulated , 'be n• . '! iery temperate in their thinising, ,thisugh _:,_ 't k , AveerPin , oar tiond l4o o t Whnierthe,4eitsof , Hai- ark cap - ion the surrender of the . island to the English, is se._. dice . , - s.ot .eating they're not,leetaliv• loan Bind, owe siges ,:a ie _si diph c hannej, .and bound le; terely reprobated, and they are declared to be sus- ~ Xed,.i.,, : 'Jet that amusetuent to'which theryield ebliged oetohips of War to seek the sheiter.of nor Id stern s !yended from the exercise of their functions, anti( thq., ,oulitnieed devotion •is the dance. A very g ave owtolarbpure? Sir, they are annihilated. And by laved the ' plea sore of the Niece REGENT is known. . teach writer observed -the other day, that: .i. 6 the what means? •By the valour, the greatness, l ha d i A letter from Glasgow, of the 10th, mentions the' french ego esseptially a xlancitig people." if there 'ainte,t 'said, tlit omnipotence of, th e British navy! t irk from I arrival of one of the Leeward lslau:4kr d fleet, and states eildi hotory tirbt of the fact, that doubt might be f But Sir, the.ohject of the present meeting being to 1 1 to Lon. I that the wed rest may be immediately expected. !meo thia jaeiatit ; there ere now below me in the , . require from the Admiralty an active and *Merged . , Lisbon, 1 . The occurrence of a dreiolfal gale in Pillau Roads 9 Past not less than ten thoesarisi persons engaged' et . exertion for the protection of our trade, it is not at . red atm • from the Od to the 4th, is mentioned, in which 10 this exercise; to look op this scene, one would rap- all necessary in oar appeal to them,. to prove, that 1 vessels were lost, many of them laden, with wheat. pose that the . forests had,..esset , • berth.. myriads of they,,pessess means abundantly sufficient to. thie end:; i The infant (love fishery, near B r i g hton, prornises ifiptootelas on the crowd belOw.l7.aed that for the cure for Aheir.oten„Secretary has, announced in theimief , _,, to tipen auto maturity : upwards of one hundred 4* infected, the World , had at once assembled,e . L ii • and pithy laeguage, of officiet communication, -that Bediti , rot moles a r e enrolled as fishermen ; twenty.five boats *tang physicioes4 wider tilmoit every Fetes, pprovieet 'even the force which bad bees assigned was adequate. are 'mere& awl the ground is marked out ferthiity. . es in gerchedont a t sortos4 restruna v aud before And this,- Sin, brings us, naturally to the.ibird air re fire five appropriatsiltabitations. - .' Are seettied;Aiaso liktrhtit - la lecare 0 P er• r s 4 there .point, —that; ,Ilse mode . of seeking redress, which ..e.., 4" itain ' On Tuesday, the 6th inst. as Mr. Henry Smiles, dome estabihhmenta •of a "ova extensive kind, tied, that ' . we have hitherto adopted, has -been ineffectual.— son of Francis `; ma t er . Esq. of this city, was riding '.sithlOh have four er, five musicians in an orchestra; Sir, it is not once only that individual applications perform. at a pretty sharp pace, in company with another tliedencinggreeedisrurrounded by ropee,and, above, have been made. Bat in fact, application has fol. . % of th ': it. (;entlertiati in the neig hbourhood of Armathwaite, saapanded frop she. branches of the trees, are 9 lowed application ; yet captures burning, and pigle- t" ships - Cumberland , tbo mare of M. Smales having, : 11 . 10egant temps artd , chandeliers, which, as it now a is suppooed, taken fright at some•hing upon the road, . lto grow dark, they were iiiiiiting. The detingchave followed each other in still more tepid and more frequent successions. That theapplications mos, and snridetily sprung liver the battlements of a bridge, , h are fend of water works, and to-day they hitherto made have met with..littloartention ie evi- d a loyal :25 feet shore the bed of the stream below. . Mr. S. ' a been gratified with the exhibition of illeeilt,daseirs we ll f r om thi abrupt, and indeed, bittpant In. " ' h . i maintained his sort, and though he was so sea , de lathe it -the iltteiit fit Europe) an v with optimiser in which official answers have been lately wr-iodeeir affected by:the shock as to require being bled theee..., ,stain's in th t _vesit i s mi ects,m4l-14oliPs, iirsetr o , Inkr• times, we hnee-grest Owe& in liteiing . that he -Mite erewtrilFeiTh t , biefinfft - ir; as from the extraordinary fact, which A t 1 _ ii . I „, .- -- .7 7 4tb1e and expeiieneelretptsin and pert owner is to be almost perfectly recovered. The mare on which be eighifell, the -people dre* or toweedi Pan" l t, ." 60 ._ * sent aily ittrglir trading between this and: this Itish to present rode was likewise bled, and appears at this time in are two;rwads; is the Moraio; every sort of "meta poilals here ready to substantiate : • that in ewistant- -1 excellent condition and spirits.—(Durham County °pose la either indiscriminately. Now one it lined ly sailing backward and forward the whole length of ofriet an Advertiser.) IsktikitimArermett *h. Wave" a n y carriages passing .St. George'et:heiiitel,, Ire has not for a considerable . f a hand. A single grain of wheat planted this yea r by ,Mr. ,tfirst esti; least they altouWineemmede the pedestrians. length of time v eiet . wititss single British cruiser em- teelties of W. A icemen,: gisrdner, Ufford, Suffolk, grew 364 The ewe taken of the people by the Government on played in the protection of our commerce, if we ex. 'habitants ears, whisk •peoduced the astonishing quantity of a 1400 ! eccailenS is -.excessive ; but the' number. of cept coitenys, *high are rather a. burthen than a be- at in order quart Of WIWI& r ' . f,Aratipsosployect for this purpose is apt to dirigust, en ;be e to e s eaaatiag trade. I ,are tape. .' , i ........-- -$OOO l O4ll ll / rrell then proceeded to read the first Re. • - ' ' • ' sot quite reconciled. to a militar y goiters. , T i . ats..l ' p a *ad there We present *sr Readers with the speech of the Jrning.... .0. . , ." .., ; 84intipi, eisichr `WM .erponded. by Mr. IVP,koelt ; • t hare ap. celebrated Catholic Leader, Mr. O'Connell, dell. ,'• a 4 ,v. _,.... t - , - • 3 'LINN; said,. that after the very Otte manner in which 1 utheott to vend an his health being drank at *dinner given by „ 1 4 . . . ''. i . '' TIPOLI ON A SUNDAY. - :.- '',,.. the besinem of Abr . Moetiog had beets opened by the :lock pre- the Catholics of Cork to a large party of their Pro. „,, • , . - ... . —eam..-0. 6 1 -.- '''• .Geotleman wit, amid jest sat down, he should not . testaut fellow.citizens. May each sentiments re. , rA S 8 - M NIA, EP?. --- y had beets echo through the land! Squib:vents like these will l i fra u t „ an t" 0 .nne seutimesit actuated the Meetinrc upon the present ... _ 111 le,.iihtin I ttileift , :trouhle it with many observations; he believed but ~. , strange count to see a _.1.:..-.-.. • • I ......#1.... :. 1.4...Aa nf Myrna! friendship the Ct..... 7 12 110 - . e .. _ _ _ • Is r7 !.. e__.s.., h.r........._ l l :eeeasion.:..thas of indignation on refiepting that any 11,1G110150.0 wry , . 19. tne fr 111. T • %/roma , ' emu ammrp• is ho in the early part' of last week un. sufficient, force now employed.--tharthere were three go 100 miles in 19 successive hopes , near ' frigates and fourteen /sleep of war alressly on this ry, went 60 mike in 11 hours, and therri service. ne,woula ask how were they disposed of, In n h su en m G a e s p t r e ge rs , o p f vessels conalernise for fourteen days • n account of eztessive fatigue. tier, No. 6,154, drawn 13th September al channel, end when our West India ,?10,000, was sold by RicHAßDsori G oon - fleet had cowl in without seeing one ? Co. Two Eighths and Twelve disteenth I After te . th_eeLteSeLr.„....l•o44/1 and the 11einfirisi ['bey also sold N 0.163, a Prize of X 5,000, I were to. ,469, a. Prize of j el,ooo, in 24 Shfres.—. id •Shoreo for the State Lottery of 0,000 The Swedish frigates felelos and Eurydice have II Prizes, 40 be drawn in One Day, Mb arrived at Sheerness, to tabs ea board the ?iorwe. iter -Bale by. GoooLuct, gien primness of war that oionsio io-the prioon ships _ is ;ir Nit Charitig•aren. In the Medway , and waged tbas boo,. I