The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

1 . a~ TT;=~{,~ THE STATESMAN. P ~~ ... . . • . vulausallse•sa""l4oll rentePsfets: fsTaivsmitsTiMititereingettes.... • " . •• f a e-a- IWILIAAfiII IK.SIOUNTAIN, Straw . prospedi s tif tilt), Cud : leaving his .feeliitga earittillWW l kr, ./SSOVEIVX.-..A . g44T0. Li , .:cat.T.ET„, ; • ..,. . ~..... DUEL . PIPBEENTE II INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON a s H eti a ,..„„ i pd ' map, a young inexperienced arbitrary, Or. : - -- - 4 P l `. --- " '''''- 711 ' • th . hest Acyemtutadatnen tor Tiaveiler . s, gli:4 BedS, choi r 10.. "; 0 :- . - ne 14ttnra of Commande r ? . I"..est Coaches, IR.!. IrsP.4.LTIRY. rEris AND lIR..I)..O'CONNEL :•,-f,tausors t and motlerate . Charges. , . Thi• iii • tfi,..ll, Ar..,,bt.ii,;,1 4 th0 . 01,frile,Ict . 9 . - fri'i t- ... -' • YP4PraskL4Vr ''' ' ' Thej•-...eillittitll.4NTlKTQN relqinlid.ll4 15k1 . e . 1 . 1145 i4e the Ciukit4all of .Westsnitsstess s s , a .. euhr Peet 'lndia Ctil••l4.*Per isrolit. When t fret Connell hes received a message from Mr. P e e l ,,, in • . Lt.P.trs NeW Li g h t C.:Leh, called, Tin ft • tece Saracen 4 ?lend Inn. 0:::::ss.1:: .1 11 41 , 1 C " ch "' 814% set "la fos s • , ERA UDDIANISIISCRAiIc h E..I . e • , •-•• • • • -•- • • ~ , o., Uttlif e_. tsf, _Soer.e. s -- We understand • that Mr. -,•the'W42 ,, ,v, , g; .ft•lciorh.vm, left entered the .:PI sire, the cominhealsof a ship Seas tie' t•.l • . .. ... ~, • ••- .. ' . eotteetitierke of t % expression used by the former, our every Mooting of half-past . Seven aTleck : ra,ri,s pane NI Bt mot atTied fora rule t nerailly burgh, and sold like any other property,' os as • ... re • x,;. . :. ,_, lif . 0 sh ow . cause why ; . . k l h . l ;i r e: ' l;k ivi it i e , i m r G A arl """':' new 'hie was .ceatalit its .be built upon the.tiptlpm Qr . . a Illimm ! na T v'cl. . a q Jun "i• • iictiarged in s Au use naniety, ether Mr. Pe clirise to bring •him into 11:ries^ w e 1 vs i tt o l r "l o aI t 'faetTl i : 1 11 4. tet Ferrylirisige,yo the Guide. Goo, lavas, ne"ret.51):7111..2-r IRO, Shnind lioso4ble ?eteerkliet bact•to priion, o n the t ,s h a e ._ :w . i , titing.ollice,.isisteed of. the livid.' one worn out or lost , • end the Copitimider ef.the The ties we: -euderstand, was delivered by Colonel Note ithstanding die isatminmon et .eriliti,,ii o f 'hi , ~.,,j , ,, b - : 07 will s; grotiold thatasbehad obtained witch discliargerby free- is a 'old ship always Led tee coinmend of the new, ance on the North Rood. twang unequalled in Ace., w ,,, / "- Allem means mid false oaths• F 'om lire a r a ifs . 1 urow tie •• but fortutrately. iu consequence of a coot- "9"'"''d 4 " ''e the ma 6 trtgice." l "r 'ffi 1 C"'"Olele i'dbbr ( ....nlyt 1 411.4 tint he sojilit t o 'is ti uti l ipr; he half no oceseirin•td put.. • ` 4l ' • - a - • ' - 6r i 1 '- mut;icatioi. to the Lord,Chief Justice, Mr. O'Con. 1,,, soy (v al et .. pit which this application was fensided, it temearpd chase env share, of the ship, tier Ills ft iendi for him;• ;hat Mrs. James heft • sworn that. her schedule coil. Veil :.‘ iiis Viii under ' a rr e s t, and ,- meld to bail by his. TRA YELLIN:4 I T .'l l t s lp ‘ l T I y .ON. N - 1= 1 T(1 i , 1% uelosa they as tshed ir..Thm emollient' 01 tht) ettiodwu Lordship. 'We have not heard whether Mr. Peel , The Ull Pitt 1.'., n in•se I.:sap:sot Itt:.111 C. 60,4 61T.1 1 1, , ~,,, , taint , . dit nestles. o f s all her tredti t ors, and that her h.s -I o_ge on the (oaf', earn •P Four I-:sidr and I: • :ur t.l,:i.i le' ; 4 , - , 1 ;"' la a• likes fund ;ter, after •pr. rforesiag several voyages, aim, swore that lie had seteed all eacesCre= had been Vat under arrest s '•lfe . had left i 1 el and perhaps Milking his ;fortune, the Commander agent , at the.Park.et a7late hour last eight. Weelso hear frown 21 ( 1... 1:'‘ I k r ,.. t :e r 7e 4 sels i* :I d L l e n v ii. Si ":1 4 : 1 1e:4T- L f.t i :r . : 11.1 " . """ d '" ",t t ditors with regular notices bat that the persons N ~ ,.. 1N . i. " , ,5 , . ..0 , :c1 _. k . could sell it for what he gave for , if, and very often that',lid r.. Lid .1 ill had received a message *from Ste' t t 1 77.,,,ii n e ,: s i a • le, Waoliar e i r s, P Lattinory. who author i sed this applicatiow, and made these &M -ier more. The P.ast India Corn Pa :ty, .hoWever, not .appt „ s i„ g o f t „i s , } , t ,..; avrawaylhe perpetuity of davits, had never received any, netice whatever, al- Rugdy, Newcastle, Knunford, w - arrhigian, and Pres enn ' Charles Saxton, in consequence of bi* stntetnent. tura, Lutierworth, H•nekley. Muer lone, eit.:.fisss t s w „:' But . ..we (rest .that both these G ent l emen have been though theywere Creditors. •I;ottoisiv, and -pild every Cbtriminde t e 'as' far •lis 0 .••• sc - • -• put under arrest.—(Dablin Evening Pull.) . ' 1 ux nal DGE. Hayes, Iver, Soutlinell and A cton, sew . fru . 0 . 64 , 01 00 . 114c , af vvhst . be „ bad paid .rer Mr. Seljeislil RUNNiIIfTaN . said suc h Cate Called ! P•si coart e every Af.ernaon. for investigation s an d th a t it might have (hp (tallest - i.SS E y siouill ultimo conch. rattles F•aw Insides, ih t .,,„ L his tOremand; and to iaitebuese ifiarnsetves in some— - • I Dori nester, inatulford. Sans:airy, mid Aml. , ver, ever % u• - ",; and most satisfsetorytevettigklion„ he directed the Po Li... E. I noon, ar rives at the Croy, it Inn, Mies mouth era, Fa n n e l e ; meaeOre s they obligial,e • eery Nigro( Commander. of a , ride to be made Oul; s ceifiug oil . Latta , On..agent, as. .• —.....-. , Die Pacseis sail rafWednesdny and Saturday A•ter n o.,.,'„,•' regular ship to pity them 5001. after each voyage, and ftvr, tee Guernsey and Jersey, Cherh..or ; and Si. 41,1, - well as Mrs. James, t o . attend persoually., on the thia is okays we ll from ' the proceeds of his • Que.re.4QU ARE. —Yesterday 11ann . .7 . 11 Browning The road from Cherburgh to Paris, is the td '• r'''''' ui•v eagat ea l or 20th instant, to show .cause why the rule shoutd not was charged by Thomat Weeble, Fountain, Broad- the rhea eat In France. honiewacd iirvestnlent at the east India-House s •,vvii. absolute. Role granted. • • -• ' street, with obtaining from him 11. and Is. by frau- . I..XE'reitt, Plymnuth, Wry mouth , Dorchester, FAranina they he has made • i bed oria good sroysigass. this. of be made Darimusita, and Salisbury. New Post Caaelt. carries F og , i„.' Mis. Hannah Davis was o osed by Mr -• Ae course. if a very heavy tar upon' the regular p.m. , • PV • - ()talent means and false pretence*. It appeared that sides, every e 5,„ „ ;,,, et seem: n'Clork, throu g h II eut .„ 1 , -- mans,ss, of the present day, .and certainty, iwwams.. bitsws, on thegreund of. fraud. . . . . ,si woman, named Blundel, belonged to a Benefit minaer, Be jetport, Blandford, Basingstoke. and Fin z on; - ' [ n a n su er to a question . from Coettsel„ relative to Society held at the Fountain, and that . a short time d,. b . AaTO i a t ", !i ,,,,,,,,d a i i .._ i-e,01.,',..,ter.ben.",)..„..e've5r.,1,-....rd ichthiict ..„.„ 1r tits ought to be kiettit up, s pien were it true 0,11,it I ii.aro - tiesn I filir. - but ca.nnot believe) . that it . : her mode of obtairsing subsistence , •I‘lrs. Davis re- since the Prisoner attbmlroj one of its meetings , and f rom llop,f01:4, Mulish!, Loath, t:r-ina.hy, and 11;1 1 1 4 : - ‘ 44114 plied that she did not think .that question a pie: one. represented that Mrs. Blundsl was very ill, ready tiviotpooe, warrin s iest, K•mtsford . , !Mow, and Li n k Lard!). pay s the interest lif what the Company gave • lii. 1809 she admitted h erself to have its sses. Pot Coach, every Lventa z nr F ive I.'Cin e k / the termer Crillimaiiticrs ; e healed or no, it has now been P l a to lye-ita, and much iii want of money. 'l'his rare- • tei: l ' herion . sitnicem,, !lead lout pale , ia le -street, taverss.,... hipeo trvieil for aim th aw twentx veos, and were it slot, of 60001. in the 3 per Cents. 'the greater part of sentatian . was so supported by Circumstances, that tivastea .throughout. . • • `shish had been left by her husband This property Ramsente ranter, • .DOVPII. Deal, Margate. .. , . byr., F„„ only (Pr consistency sake, with re and to,tboir gene.; , . • no doubt of its truth was mitertiiiied ; and one : 4 , .., „Id ou t the same year. She also acknOwledged guinea was therefore forwarded to Mrs. Wendel for `ham , chaitinue Rochtsler, mid Litavesend kon Cause, cal character for liberality tin generosity, .theatoriinx and Evening- . that she was sometimes iii:the habit of lending mu- her relief, agreeablys_to the duty of the Society is ' BATH and BR ISTOL.Flying Post Conches. through - flotiouTaitie "Cernpaui ought iio longer to distress ' '' the regoter Commanders; as this certainly does. , ney upon certain terms of. interest. etthrunCaine,nd Wallow -19 every Alterem • srich a situation. It was sou discovered, however 'P. 9Ca 9 *I 'L• I in, .r . Mr. May's, tile Grey hound lan, Ba th , awl the London/ 'II eCo la inte . ,tad tl •1, u rre..its examination, by ad. t h at th e w h o l e was a i n sti l l! . : norms - strew , Bristol, next M •rottig.--Coacoe s la When the 'ennimand of a rtgular• ship colds] no ' I Ato t ter-Ite. Na t ti ly p ur chased, 'ft wa s d o ne-, I n directly ; a ertiltg . to the ties& item • in, schedule , Insolvent's .in • Mret.DING said that the offence became aggra- lIL ty _fidge:nee, Taunton, Exeter, &c. wherein she stated h et self to have incurred a certain vatedrhy the fraud having heen commiftetf on a chari.. ' Ch tC or i llv D AL'ski j r i l f t was al r 4fr r : e' aaglA: lY"e ' fr.r •oeli is the depravity of human nature, • that we • - t wishes, ree rs think tiatkieg o f breaking ..thriiugh. rules and re- toss in consequence of an exec.sition obtained against table association, t ired stliit the .Prisotter hcfd been Coon , lit Five 11'0.:1A:ck. Guarded. •-.. .her hl' llip lied ury et en -individual therein tiamml. • (11.„ASGO1V, Longtowas, Gretna-Green. Annan, ' gulationt,ll we can cheat our cOnscienCe• by * glossing ' guilty of a trarispartableatileace. . , • • .urlcnssertioes the Court deemed hi g hl y unwarratit. ' Commi tt ed • Brownhill, Thornhill, Ssiraqulattr-Kilm• • Cation.wk, i the action over in 'eV manner. An Officer pr i i.., s . for further examination. • . . • ••.• and rill parts .if Scotland, Cnoperdo an Couch ( Int& , a 1:119, - and 'therefore reesanded,her'tn 'have the sche per ly qualified, 'and who ' - wish e s to . iiiilain •it coo- l7s I O.N. it a .r.,—Jo/(u Pa:xi/went. an itinerant I .IfORK, Newcomer, and Edinburgh, new Coach, ; , . . . • • • - • i w ith a 6, L2r g t h roug h ou t, sets oul every MOl'lli 5 41l meant', shruqf, • therefore, now 'asihi.chase en many Al .(1-1" ametnit. d . ' ... dealer in truslitis, laces, linens,' &c., was charged :• 8;1 „ Clark, by Wit of Newar k....._ll.;it.r . .l, l'adea 1 * , r. A a nesws eapresse d his regret that the case tea. es of aaliip, or, what ;sable same thing, 'get his ' with leen ring a tirn . e.piere • from - the house ' of Mr. t ilwton. N ih 11 , ...0f...:i......rt0 Y 0. Our;tant, siorPetk. and E s er et Ut, frientlk i fe-purchasp them foe him, as will.giae bine had_ bee,' stopped, 113, he Assured the Court, it Footop, at Dulwich. ' •It 'aimearbd by the'itaternent I Phi corers ..lnditig themsels es t", 'netted feom the !emu, nt fluid have beenlnitivtfit very amnsing one. 'oar:ley, mat , ru.t what lime they please, and then urnreed• the majtsrity of, Oweers in his favour. ...If the Ithip. ie . - of Mr. Footop's servant, that on Wednesday morn - I without anyroldiiimant fare, 1,4 th q Black Satin ha, co lin k 'elm SmaileaMberlitiri.O•l inted b M r AVffiltFlV- Worn is•.t sets lost before lie make). his /*atilt'',... J .. . . , .11 . Y, • • •", ing last, she at ne• 4.1 hontesalone, whensehe hea :stieet, York: Cif:lt-hes to Sunderland, Hull, Star i bnrosi otrebe grateful if Isis Itiiving,made a transfer to his site. ry as 4 Weithv. and other Places. .- this has s ro.bt done over again %%ilk:an - other ship s 'Lurk some persoli kilockiin iu the front parlours . ~, _ ... • • IlitiDGENtaft,TH and Walcal new Post C. nth, ' iro i ft in 4• 10111 rse shire souietifiluieinish more than the real value has been 5"• o f a farm Which satil s e t - at this time in the kitchen ; , the went Op stairs heel Eameng.• - Isle! *Abe shares, merely to obtain the- Ceitt e f o inion froM theexamination 1e C I outer wa., mediately, and found - the 'Pi-tanner` in ; the, parlour,.i id I eCARLISL c-Drina,. and Wehaven. Post Cain of The usolvent, pt tfils trnpsfer was hut a nomi ntand,!:lled sorely this its pairing money for itwho enquired' if - she wanted any laces or mtislins, .7 3 'rlan i r: fid aiti; t 41 1 ,d Pa c :: ; :is i inr- k •ugh n fir.tug h t h e i, / Intl 'mu.; or, at least, that if a dobt - had been due to (althreilifi.indifectly), contrary to the ralo.ao4 re u- and seemed eatemelifevidioss lei shnti'ller what he 1 tlie r rt s ;, Ate'rford,!,'Da s ne'aster, to.d.'Greritil (11 the soil, an 'using preference had.followed itr lationiSrale Company. If, therefore, an Ofteer has ' hail get to dispose of. She repeatedly told him she wilt s by mode ms miles), sets one every Nfatmag, s r ••1 • II 11as accur lin., $ remanded . 1 forms the jonraley path the . greatest . (mints . Pos-eugers nude .ticiatiug during the time Le has .been.lW the ser.• . ' did not want any thing,and at;lesigthlie.weat , • awn .{(, rd on the.ll,:si•L by husouesior ple.s-ure, Moe th e pe r du ! Wires Illait Ins no ft lends to conie forwaid; or, eup. • • A few minutes afteruerder t he w.entitato.the vigour : vantage of 1194.4 e reats•beingseruree its :he nets C .ach, pnlttitegArn . to' have ft ieiids, but they are unwilling . .. ' si.vauLili kiietrp. .. . .. . I for somethipg, when, . she mis s sed .a. Vqkuabi f ., n ,.. .1 .elli:STElS•sstiflsitit, t ate Post-Cinch, dolls, . . . . . • • , et 2- in . .. ! - SUNDERLAND. Stockton, and Yarm, New Coach, to risk - their :Doug, or to pay such an enormous sum . —.40. , .• . ..„ - 1 piece from the Mantleshelf. She itrimediately apses Mar isithe.Ot4tge km; Suoderlaial, at is riisuis eel for •he shares to secure the command, . Yesterday Mrs. Wilsey, of _Pimlico, and her pected the Prisoner, and dent p;,rsuil of film s ''' . • 4 .1479ri:/ . 4esTl•Ati Winslow. C•to g t,hm, Newcastle, he .ilag fijk Oter,,,lir,. hut either to continue la a o stleueltter, sat nu one w af .the emits ou the pagoda- having lint 'applied to LenOi,irc . 'coostatil'e, 4i, `rtoPf 4 iir l ' l r ss 4 .ll l ,`" ti P t ' s m y".. Pz i tir lin' eery c a b f i t ir e n r a ncon i, weir Officercita in reiiiiquish, the service al•egptliets: the i bridge, in St. James -L ark; where they mere soon with her. • They- gained ainfourbettritesaittick field 'lre , the. Prineveof Wales, every I.: l L l :int.:, at Five o'Clock, I.: tist mai s c otoss „ y, k a ,, • d iere f ore s i o „ s tio;g „ 0( 1, joined, by nil old Lady of elegant' deportment, but had taken, a n d , Overtook...l6in .w.lien ,about 1 . se is e s • StIEEVI.ELO eta latherbarn Pat Cotten, galled • • . :.. . . inglants, every shorting. either to tleeniseleles or ate: O ffi cers', by abolishing •; rather ptaioly.dressoft, cod a b oy ab out ten sears - df ' trom the.) • 1 • h' I • * tease , ~etesee rest lic,-.) ,1,..• _rt rag- pier e %t AS „_,,,_ tl ea old Sy Steve, AC wally of their best Otßanrs, F rom i age, who, blle said, was her GOY. . _ r ' . fillet - A:in his peSsession.—fle - n:IS fully eviiiiiiitted y#,..11,-H ea ;•'•w e i g h t , - o r j Air . flre ,. (4 40 ,01. &r, couve,, ilespair - ..sed diiikilrates,tistif ilte, agieicesesitirely, a f ter .4iter about an heur's convereation, reepeeting s tive . b ar trill. . . . i , s; . t h e ~,,,/,r . i p e tva t e ed WOBONsa: btilttg eirtsisg: , ' or. 'elevate ( * hie( . Mate ; t hi s i s no t utility of the bridge, th e noble appear:nice of the ceria4reflea'st'rrdkv.'Phter feitei - `'nifd F'.ifs . ib;11. er'enie, ' . 1 " Dl C A.2•l l e.r9Priti.q; 4!•031 !id aft arts "r ' eml b y . a ' p. bs s 0 4 4.:Villippbe ii . but to the cti ,, tie at buibliegs its (root of" the Parsde, delightfgt ... sitrudion wer es tiai se g sn se t a ss. .e a ,,a se ppar iera s aineirro s wierailati.elari t • W' ‘. •c. t .- Ili t i s'N CLS 11-L Kt .41biiiido Ld ile three ei tra Y lage, se many able men reliegoishing th oepeoressiost ;of the Queen's Palace, - airld fatrtsss otVer edttjacti)ereets,4l( tie vatile eil Js.pa s le„,,,p runlet.; ilb tri,,ir COW of the .. , It - -' • -• • -.. 9. '' • ' „Bank of haigland.•••tel `19.9' ''''•,s• - •• •' • • - ••••°' • fist I I)Wlieve it is p4fty generally alleas . nd,..tleit alie, Mr's.' W. pelted net her match, fts.• ascertain 'hi l t:lfni • The :solicitor of Ate pink tehraincri 1st:la• Moslstrate. that . • ;,scx , TILA EPTO.:II, lyjbeherve;,,4timiees, t.vrehvot. Fdtst I odhi Cont.pnilli Officers hive done. more to of the day, aid the. other • Lady also pelted Ayer 1:1:he -Mit of I'arll iirieftf ervitip.':llint I ' 4 . arciewi p: t rty Sffall ' 7 1 ,',.."'! 1 : ; f t . .!::; .! :;,uf: /2 'ff' 2 . 4 "°_.( 1 .• __rprdi"‘hr„lV ., Si!",! •. WI led hve remanent vah••ast in •••heir'phadsvriolu Chili that s n*".:• , " '' "lt"'s eee•eas ee,e ‘9llcrit et. 91 ate.. 9 perfect lane [ion than atifellsei Clete of mos Oat- welds oet s 014.septittle, that *Le bad (ergot -tor w.iud-it s rhey sh I tesult.r one knees% in.; the ...Mt piece ::: Ine cnuniet frit I. ;.lIN BURT . • flr.nipton, mid 1 wirluenham. tame a • . , • l up that niorniiig, and retitiested pi . •rmissiop torn*, the vel a csnositiour is not estwhlllgrescl ; aot the most ner 'fay, k. sWI CI!, Was la set. . 'mid Deptford. ever. • .., . •. - • ./Sis M.SVEA 11 and Watford, tke. • What -cakes our case, thelmider s , to the .difficulty -ersenit.sheal paha I ~•• .. _ . . 7 •.:r,- • . - late it by :Iles. Wilson'a, who , without . hesitation, The .. hei.,,,,e ,!g. 0 t s .. : , ..li t .l . . , pgreed a tin (ha Ssolieitor as tn the roustrue • • ' • SOUTHAAIP2VN, W Ache-let. • • &Iresfnrif,ard Alhon I of meeting with any thing t.p ma k e ii liielib oot t .. b y 0 tendered it to her *for that purpose,'verithout harbour- eon of the Art, hat narucld‘daelerltib..eis upon - ilfete Stet • at iC„, . slit** livening. after le4Whig the service . Our fitthlfi'ilihder . as h nig ,ing the- I t uncles; suspicion •of her integrity—on the row escape. -nisch:treed. . .... • Y Illitio. Northam*, •Roween ' /horn ; rind Denims/et, Conch. eget) , Morning al Severl'o"( . .illek, to the null ' John Parks-10M !IF/night 910 ohli Charge tif itea l in t- i • for any thing on slicire; and the Navi,•even heftiest of ; contrary, felt hetvelf highly -gratified hy lier agree- Lice „ halviv, i • e Kr ve las, m . 0.. e ,„,„ Het ,- . Tut che sY4Seitnitaaof OE., U mi. akroißo 04%rUott-,# :' , —.14 " • war, is (diet against el, ilthedgh it is:net the.caies hi-able conversation, her appearance, taste, and iefitted stri•et, Cheat:side. , Lt•LDs toad Wakefield New Eletant sConch, kW,. ,„•,.,,,1 lIIRMI'IWRAM Mercury Pull C iris. sr' ha IS attl manners, which indicated, Stal tries. W;thought, the foreign enugtries, for there the East 'lndia (;ornpariy?& Bull's • 1 .1.,"21" 5 r '' " " ir '',7, 4 ' irl ' id ' lir '"""'" . "*"! 11 "" 4 " 0 thr— L ..,..'" out ewer ) A/tem:su,. awl rette•Msffir:See z hnen j ( . vest day al 'ow OirleerS . Wits also King's Oflic. I'S; not that ['wish any 1.'1'4 to be a .person of no cerismon rank. in society . hen ," the is te .:,,,:" ; `.::`„ h :7,: a lr 1' ' 4 Y I°- ,; ; , • • m i '4 n 'T i e " Itim l7."' i g a ' — rm ' . PAsws I.y 0,1 - .. rd, 1.•rt0•41,. and Shipshme. us lite:sarwse) She then said. that her . . husband was an officer in lied np iii • brows ; els . se ase r t ep es ?IVO . IA; lippilwiliei , ;Head. Ithil.skeet, :mil Castle inn, Flunainghind. fortign custom shoelti tei've is 4 Yule. for us, far,from , It i _tql• i l't . t i wat O i %%re( Woildesd ~, •• , ' ritel Chesimm r it ! It niay be laid that, an East India Officer may . set the Kittg.of Frence's service, and that she had lately • I t he had niiting . some Melt. he inked him.what he . . au 2 The *Pristhalr ansn mete ". l•don't e " v '" 1 ! "" 2 -• - the cometand of 'a fret trader,..but the competition.is arrived itt s thie eountty fog, the purpose•of .placing • nowasi limes. then :wi r d hilts tt here Iteelind aarlhe hundl•'? ." ltreTtast leA al erist .I('D afiaN +ON Cdiareh.. - daily,: so great; that:lieasitt west likely make nothing. by it ; • her 11011 (pointiog to the boy) at one of our English stn des questiou he 'reeked a similar ansuer, ns he did to a half --must 2, half-l'a" 4, 11141 r" I 'l l "" I ' 7 ' " .4 • 3 "‘ 16 and beitig in such ,veaseta_ is riot pleasant after the Univerai title, its order to acquire a superior clout. a E t r em ,. s i r t "'nva i l i th s, l'h i e r, lSta m e:; In c w ,s yl.e l l . l.' , ll4 i b e'*;aiVe". g n ilig to ' . •"-- * , „ e i•ired Ilion 10 till f ,e t he Pei- . MILLPA M 'ft. ‘AreuretAlre . snit 4 . tempi/4811Y arena. regular habits and 'node of conducting • duty iii the lien s She gilded. liial she tesided _ for the present, - - s o n ylt tooeu , s , s a ys 's, u x, ll ' . I rlng ION), which fie did in 'it neigh - their Frien.ts ntal.t:•e Public' - 10...5 . II: 'll . sii• - . • --s- --- a ill encheamsni II Itoitouroble Company's regular ships. And here -I iu- Ryder - stases , St. James's; and then, with the at- - .heating. onteir-huarassaiseesield scie s tesorlie go roamin twelve . foe' awe Parcels err I.ugliatty, lee. :if nbiti Woo Fos,. ere' . . .. hire *hawk Ate Ikea Ind e7 ,ed the Pres i oper in the Compter • wed Value if 194 or. dimmer* wishes u IHP4red.i 1404 "d ' beg to •otaterve, that I have throUghout been c speakelinet Peittenem withdfeilie. • - -. . t _. after did' twittery. aseennined Mar piaperly to bade 'been' liciodingly, lit me ...s saracen's Read Intl, Snow-hilt, 1.. in gof r` afar shipS,.. fur lam of opinion that ottria : On Mr7S. , V . VIIIMICS. jr5:411. .at home,. and ha sqg stoles from the warehouse of Mr, termite, ; ~ se. .. v.. -, - - , , l 'l'es 44 natendate * t ele restriveg at the Weil ` lid of tit• ships have done injory to the service , their.haltits and • occesiati again to n loek alt s her match, tic her utter. ii. m e ei l a y e e. rerir e a w e L os h e u a : t i h a at . l.4 Tuesthiy morei,. sherds-1;e- a Papas •• • ime 'Ariel' aro Inarafrod al, ta Slew ' Precadilty.sili me . Conches. di , sialiiiitipt being always' what they onekt.to be. • nvt. . litilf•;1; 4111.foupd, that her new gad eery ac - A t •,5, ' , 1 ,„,,,,y s us nt 7, se t weir i s - tisc 7 di t a ": 0 14 4 1 11 -* lyres the- Company to allow - e Chief Mate, after ''orriptislied acquaintange. • lied c s entsived to altach.her he a ond 2 Then- *fairs WC pakiein Aeon • ar4 5,1 alitelk 94° 10,- - "k P ik , '" ';-: . '. 1 '''' '.-. '. • heing a certain time in the sitatition s increase of pay . ell4iti to an, old metal. watch, sad po . litady des:loped W t .: tt as he was btak; is his snots. he didadatf.• r2htlie paper, hdt :ensueso.d, " Nee," .•TbF ..to OF .s•••t.a.' s tif etiftniNT,sAVVllt IL • • • and .... f..._ ..00t -.14P,N iMen. of: Feluaktion'r -P 4 .' 4 Is With her gold repeater. and privilege , it might be s alle 'meant .of .retaittiog .: . . . i • the a lu about halentehreinsafb-shiedi,bpdtttoorte• 1! ' ''''. ,kin ,i 4 perseterierearteavou'rs to. diseMer (lif :11./ Dian of:the best Officers in their service. . - ._ . „ ice with the g, weir on the cfittater.he.ueissed a s e at s (m it eertatii tuetlandjtiestitillfew4leivOlifian,illbei' I have; new stated the _principal hardehips *tut-. The gallant, 4aassuie of„A s ees.essa ttoyelled from • s ; mice twelve lace shun Is. Concei ving some of his illere-ldrestill of theirwepeelunce is toe t _proof ral Wl kan.noyots atruy e elatt•wanied alatiO4refsnanatut nie (jet. eu es ,V s s Qffies asecee•e s te taR , • ' 411 h:resii4prd . g , Aare, grievanctit of our .servicre although . I ctield tenth. to • his_ spat at Besudeaert, •eitattordshire, to ..Bradford s e he t o nal i. was gone al..tig e ther. li e I k ea rd ell, t o q re of . • th e co of Wilsi . she-, wing eie.obtect. •fitVir onnicalar .. i t Inc, • the font sTietas4s, peinfaseed . the pbe Ih ht A •( I ' l, u Ile ''' cis. l e Disorder frequent! rows - Siert - in _ a. : mo :0•10 say more to the purpose on- the subjeet. Fpr• the Yorketrire, iitemeilay, last, week, s to make the pre.; g • e his. yr potty ; "Pm bi hi %via ai,l burr. 11 lx:Pet vitae Wstrlkillaine.ll6‘4ll9lll,l6lo4laseeliiiintittZigtiientriteind t;19•"?.. ' teeth of what I haie s avritteis I will „vouch, and .1. •sia'aitory. arrangement tee heing s,u+tplied with • •an .., rsa ; d, said, Phi Ulna. ha musk the Prisouer iutte.euototl . : h •• - , ..),, f by ha npur s ell illetn..ate Ital.y aud•effeetuelly r:lred: loan everysenitibli;6lficer in ti* service will -sup- ~ art 'kid legs .1 111 17iskaPaNkg.i.il•Pitigis of Mi. 51 stIiN„: 1 "1 - 4. :V i d ‘, I i r ne " ,. 1* "'"( 1 ,, ru i l Th r i 4 •ta m P rii " i ' t " te :;;Si.' r t '' , l '' 4 •-• •'• if bi-bilt 4 wittherlyrislike tweilitinalwit Icks!"..• , e'"9 petit Ape in VO L ISSItiiOWI. I hope it . if Iln presume . ' of ; ill At place: Hia.Lordship ay,sts received es itk every : Ti e k is t „ ud ,A, in ii i 4,,N te ,, i n t i m , , i, ir ti . Z " '• . fv.l (4 . 4 rcva ,, s wN.Argreiit." l o.-V.-ife b. etel'o•dfae - ,• 44 ". '"' "teur"bt - " P • , tatinamdtv papal?. lay the seeth or firer -retest hi the 'ne . .. than in me torematninei.4 the lion.COMpen,y. to look 1 mark of jpy by ma of the anost.respectable inb a ., ae h e•• Palo; l'ivrthr A' r- elt i ' i g.." o o 4 • Mir:Aides. sed*99l l wt,dlr:ll94ling astedit 3 ...dr lewr;::.• --;" illitr ill tee' titheiteix- reateeel' sesiouslasintolhesseniatters, and to let. those i nspect 1 bitents, and we'll through the Piece Inuit, conversisig :_l s 's,, , ,; te ,T i l:r as.aa lie l ilsa..aihs ~,,i,1,,10ti-4!tuiteer tn . z , l ; ) 2. ' iipr!".,, of tit'leci' iivii i i.4o44ll- 4 irksatvelr rcattAivil... can :i,,+ titoes.whiy a* not otherwise interested -than from .n efaseiliarle with 'he manufacturers. Ile a fief weeds , , 11ate55•rar71..,14•1414: , , a lawell; us of a .0.0tda104.1.4,..4. - t r . •iiiiiMifller 1114 (71iiFulnittiort. in oho dine rel iwo r ,Ii• • ••? • 5 wiah, to di; their duty, and perform common justice. to Linyitesl Colonel ii.urusoest, a lis.ssian Oilicerksaluels„ - non "a Iv" r . Mfierta .le ca.anortii.ir; a t :l l a wko held a . hi e s,le afros- - . 19 ..ii. .•er ar C iska,girt eirs h v e' reiVe it e rd se;.p ise4l4l ; n v ce w . hie ri c il h e l:: " (A ,. . -1 1 liitit Arpin the „situation I. have described&l under-. M rs MANN ' S care. at Breit Cord, having sustain., Ise n ' l l:::. , ( " n " a t . *:t : ' , e r e , l . .. ,t w n e , s i •h , w) ,„ 7 , h . t . te i llel a tiree , , ba Wicesers'..:tthe'eatuastatsuestu„ss,as enreetae l it:es *Atemsers of ta Were the' CorisplitY to allow Commeeds to be et' -"inilar to to his Lordship), to .41,1)11er. The.' o•re•aits-so.eni4ai 114 ;, efiebtlf,' with i nl i . Idditat 41 4c g la i rTaki nl ' u hls‘ . .s C 4• 1 1`f1 ; ;; ; r ° 4. '-4 „ri - 3 4- , 4 . n ;;;7 1 . ,,,... they: i dler a ii i l t ' vt tn,......':i wait by seniority, aetdo away effeetually this ;pique. i.NoWe.MWOluili has returned into Staffordshire ;.but M s'•r a t a v,; ssi s se oes.s i .. is i es' , ss. ... ... .. ' s .*„.estitt as& a.torittaihi.exteesive iind erirss en ha, eet! , l#.l . e , tops system . or indireci purchasing, they wnuldbeateel is expected egeie) : at Hemline!, ills. a (ew days, his priati.priamisottriiii.a far e a, 2 B a l r a z i sz iste lvitnitsies, I , ll( l.m tl i fe . e s t, evt',„Peri' m ur • I s is t e. o ol. to rcee.se .Vsle.rsal 470..ptrests. fit-themselves, and allow many met) of merit to g eel Lordship having expressed great anxiety that sh e .liiirottee , in somerae house, in the ni n ott ilt q f )46 1 0..11,,,, s ts . ...7 . -- ,: - ‘ ;;:i.. - ‘ 7 . '''' ',. , ' 1 ju i d a tOl et eated. without subii, in ~iii,E,417,, ott in the world, illearttat present living in despair •:illteuld be b ar lea la la•fewtdys, :to receive the Pinner ha.'" he , Pcissmeal;r:r rontretitiat tar fti Fitter elleflllittith Irrt The' *her,..4l tari 7 aptlS;catjor; 4 ;t r la r il g e r . n a c t t d ll is ; i• al lorry ar Lir 1: , Mess 14 further . inve•ugated. . . e • ..-9 e l * l . .....,, ' •'4 sb.T.,,,,„popi and want. (do not write for myeelf, for tam such: : REGXIST, On his le, go 1 . . ... . . . - ! m ,, ,,,.-1 , ,,m - -, w1,•.,•1,3.,,, , ,i ‘,..thstealir g ii.n . i a * " tilty *- Ofia . els, th; .. .. - ef i - t - • • - '''-**- .'1 ; •1 6 0 , 9111 a awe in the. Stalart sfmne if In* am insalid - thet • I Could hardiy•-do my defy is Comer -'I he walla, %Islets . ..have beets laid open by a t e..,.property oThiewrister,Mr..ttmhek4givast. ' irfi n :! s a rareetf..,,,, , o , ... dt. .. e irecsi t e .n s n it.;:i 4 s 4 7 ..s e;il : f li t i 4 ,i. ei . r in _ s. or tr ! -lonent I` , o 'I !e Itilil.Mt c tit : pm: • Reutioo. th • ?runner is as COM. Itielif r tri• I maptler could 1 obtain silt:Oita!' ;. but 1 am•not so ,s:fanti-bri4e flteeatillos, de net display aILY very is tlAi-rovi...ftisi7y:-rtilsy • lim.' t•Le;ao 7 ' 4 'illti efilk i*--46 " - t ri°* ' d4rl44.l""itir444 ''''''' lii """ rd Per"" selliah buil will. endeaveur e s sery thing iti•my- power remote werkreaeship; they are of brick,. prediai.e. lor. Miro l / 4 elteseet. ia.fireatsfamm•ereanS Rledirols4 * ts,t ° , ,:,r,r niY,e u b-n eiwry-''. . ev 7 ce 4her se " . " 41)1 i " 1 " ti."o ) . : to,serre by brother °l:leers, amidst. this I:ITUSt Aam . ously streng, end pf considerable eaten( s, the hut. n 3 , ii . r, z;lizt t..l,...o :l .i n n if. Ir det t *rnmie ci d i l s is en:ph:yet' of lot. 160. 6d. the w to tl i nt rs i t t l i;di t ciy .... t . r w r j P kwi e r ti n i c;t7tv ' l b,iv T .l n . ::9 q : e r li P se '''' l " serving ray even s ife: I . f ' this toepresentetion should- trestes.aiid window eittemerits are of stone, anti; et- m et b* testimony or syseial a . t ur e " . .„ ls th ' 5 ,` 441191.14 . 14 h"P"i • dees'fitill iteffrleneles, Inehrektal to the Fe.nale S•••. 99 1 he riot tend to alleviate inisfortnites, s ersreleve•the situ- tvemely solid j i g .t • hsit . constructien.. 'l' he, styl of , Pally ellanutaitiett for trint • - tnw was .oftoseAnkitter misfyininnial Lel ii ity,:are. I:: I.e remenel" ' gentle a- th ev al 9: Orient 1‘414. atar• led IV,stern. a ~. Ivo !lion of ails one Offi c er, I shall feel highly gratified-v . building is that .of th e early part or , idd le.nf. the 16th ~ Jame Ids* Joke (Awards. feliwe and ea w ..,asecand Aime minding charged a 011 yiol n 'tl he *b.eb.lol o up- teettersiippeithee hi their eiterttntimei al iliAt."llv. mitt "e bet if it meets'the (ate of aslersolker. letter s, ,anti is century, when inlets . bcceme senerally tised.innrcat- , flays, astei-in 'Abele-on n house : in ( *.n et , 0 , 4 a l tei . , . Z.; :l g'^ y t i 8 r r n e n W . .411 ;f elt ,t e a s,, fie moll twe l ves wets defects Hee eur:• hie hy ' rim . .tie!siindu-• eicluovely prolessuig :At' A:4 ! , e rejecaml arid disrekarded, ,I . 'hell nut be disco[ .lectute, end !thee the low pointed arch was succeed s . st i ll i . i), N it , ~,,,,...,i.„ ~,,,,..... xesti . ia-a rote! • inenner, by pats. t s , PCIII C 6 1.1/412448, id •wder that for t mhy not ae but will again attempt smoothing, in s holiegof ; drdtsg d Is.by.that elth the obtuse atigle at she.top, eye er remains in sn bid a state W it tan sor fillite l. w h o atteot t e&rh „ eor . proo ,,, ther him 4 .,,.•,; ( . 4an er.. 9 , 6 7,1 1 1 hy a unmakes few, witk the util.oittly s- smarm , stMehe''` good to the ieetice in ipoteral, may it , .howeyer s extensive rite s ,- of windows whit-11..00ne reisui s ee, ! somas verb remanded ;to be,bippght on again o g iLOund e%. .l e olnrtlit embfrie, theft% It Put jostle r t ,, iiw a sseves to 48' owlet the eye of seine benevolent Pirestc es_ or Pro- • Pose, there is Ga!y one which appears to partake ofi . . ---- ' ' - ..-s. .. „,.. es.. rt they have t•reaproperlueduentrel timit:!itiated i:,l,,e‘ery - • i Or file Pri•fivai•.n (ertificates of Whit it, frees .Isq'crene I FrittOrS of India :lock s _ ink iatimfo s them to a exert a more ancieut t thtaracter, it,is.nearly twice the site ;, PIR ABY AND Mvatiett:—A letieetrelii§f 'ri. *. .. Any, and 'testimonials fretnedm 'lost ewiftelil Ps" C " n. ' themselves in behalf of a s et o C t l esur et e g...meest,.... ..of, the others,„ and has Robe vestiges of those orate- I .mat's, doted 141 4 .'27, iiii—" On the ide'llt Of the tb47Pee t .. ax a n:i . cce a ti : , y if . xilliref), that the dUCCeS., Icruall deli of such houtut,' end. intelfrit.g' (kilt Usiever.beant Inv I lOW_ compartments 11141 d, SiIbeIjTjSIOIIII which belong ! liathfif Aptill.lests-thee Negli g h - a sh oostes s ister ., . r ae,eeneral Piv r :l it i r n i t.e i r P , d iale:rtl:ebyc•a ' : I L:l i e r4 ' ala i 1 117 11' r r ." : of an inslidice.of PeaulatiOniWthitgailte. .. 7 1 I to whet Sir . Chri s topher Ween calls..Serescenic archi-i St...Thomas's, Joereitesse HEEL. Master, w.hil::t ' . rite s ro . ostjttne a fair irnmet fa- •h u..ereeedeeted ,•.•1 tectare, a istyle .eery comraen in . England . for ages i anchee.st the lalatullne lit . s , for th e p ar ... 4e o f . _ pd jeat h s h i t u hr ite lmre " :::: l a lt r ; Pu re Ittl , lt, liPsltt 1141 a• ert s i : r ls. ,.. . , ee s i eeta tog you, Sir, as a real patriot , as dna qu sted ft Arlie I 1 after the Crusade. Isecept in .this stogie installs ! tak re . writ) has meffered aueli:ondeservedly,l ipktreasthis to' .a ,• , , , . es i II geast. for 4 csrto eI mules a ges attaek lb - or their rear, are, and grrrernl habit of living, and lo c' the room partake el that-Wein and mixed style which i leutiels of fo - ''l.. . LI e . i't ) a remittance f.fe Advice and Nl••des a hen the astir yon that-NI - nil be ipzde,public in you[ itittliegllnd • . rly_twen w..en (Hillevi' of crew iss;en ors.• t ' frogsltaly • . .e,. . , , was ,tetrodUeed fir n , England - mto 1 1 . , , • al y part I.f tile hiugrieta. uel y murdered' and 'snit" l ''''"• :.^< l Cit. Swraeens 13 it . • '"ee' '''''''' independistit•Papet! s ; ss ; • a a• • . ♦ . ipip ist Beery . VIIJ. lord hie .succesaor. The old one wksairivellrby'' Nrl reining ' •' ' e - ....hiev b. mos t ' "" er ' t. . I rial;lli, Witkilkfgreafffit'reOPOC4 Sir s .. ..:. - ' . • , • • $ oil shore •ft i •tel•st .- • ' ,• -P • c p of ,t 4 !lake taf.*aserset ski exactly os•the posed (hit the tar . s se ' . 'foie *al tOkethest-Sectaßts. , .., : 1- ^t - - • i t W as train Margarette, ited 11* , l l ' 7 ' - ;" 7- " .. '1. - , --- • , ~. . , .. , . ..A. ar.._.. aaree y. an- , • eaulletleene e s sesssenastt ss est s..... s s - _ LIVRIMIW • Petard and fitalplatitr.', o. n L., ,i, .; I._.j. C.% HIM' ' '-• ' • ' 14 7 .4. b -., ii.C.-t.l."'”'•• 9 - 9 - - waselli .. , a e ,;.,p gge a 4 r.-; 1 4frealeesilie•Orcioa, (17,' Aseat•est • a's ti ro leds, ea, lee set out (ru ts ilhAlo s sett t, rip!: F4mr ,r 11,rolirk. Al ,r 41 , 11r 1.1„ Cunt 4, 41 is lir C.t0b,,,, .flEmoLo i : 4l • ER POOL, ~oe night ; xi, „ i t We,* An. 8t ,t.• S 'l t lt S hy loop, Present,. howl, New • les s Ibr~b v.r% %fi e ,. F„,, ... 4 I eta... I. Isgotfal and' 1 11 Falmouth, a !es Foot 1.. 3 , Atli( 11. Al ne.h.ll. d Iluosi ot , .r c,„„Lb. and Una "ck, to the Aver Frre. 0.0 Chip th dr ; erhe4 don Timis, 11 1.1 • lle, nolo% . er) Aftn. Go Ortnirrla. ily ). , v.tf rtil a tt b311%/o4 .aster, Bids Fter 1120 of the prneeed hat, Caul. Sr bt4tmigt ach, ere" I ;an. b, sub e ridge, %41... the nemmt sad pt. errs detain. rerliat ad- 11.( such, every " 81 Sal Ile, %Mod, geode 1, ,st Co eh, ;,. oird. I the Hock. tore‘rd by 1 of 9..ffoik, ee lirrls a - hem, L. (MIS flaily. a sleet. It , re 140 Coach. aster, Pod 111 mg 3s hy. ioatd, sea ay al ma Saran' , int Curb, 4 , :it ele/rh Y . tiealod • re,)to.iaalit yr Pouna IP ;lid fre. Lnd/tap; r.awootv... ew .416, fregiooti I (lie :met ilt - aAoit tie 'lttiteriati t pel too llor rlpla . l ll 4:1411 rd : Aidk 4 her , . 1- 4 tO a one toll,' ruas wfr, 4d . 4 ,s 1 , 0 4 raetire of • 11. (hilt §llti .oeilt" 11 ' Inr II ibi. A fro meas. Isar I , u , C Ili rye rod) , GAN ~.,f.11.4 sold 1 , 064 IL uor, `At •, pt orb -1" To, fir/ gee lr Alms Attire .4 • t.r. - tra • boil a tg . Aje " 1 •••Oil hieti amid Nit C. Afto I V a IN c , f if • ~. I E