The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-10 00:00:00

tilt inhabitants . le of Landon and Brunswick papers arrived and the latter to _ learn, that his EII hamas having the week Assembly, on the Mf his Excellency ' Sessions was *posed Gentlemen of close of last Session, that since my . by. his Majesty' harmony and good the Colony. I have occurred, itifarious circumstances occasioned this to have again brought to you' you will meet it wit • part. I have repeated that whenever, ittal may have been the public, his consideration, and in a 'here such person 1 thou entirely to the , of remuneration, MUM of what had satisfied that yes circumstances of appearances otherwise. " LEWV oth April." 171'11 irk which have agitated years appear to " conduct which has . spoken of in h 4 observe, that,in Bermuda, continue to prevail, and sme time past existed 'habitants of the which render an improbable. Bth inst., arrived uncertainty respectini , between Russia and' that several persons coasequence, massacre bad taken place that this report Through the same cause of the Greeks , had acquired wen/ log extremely for . that quarter. Tbi Jiro the bops of the intelligence from Madrid importance. By one of 'rd the Proclamation of fortes of the Portuguese ‘.—Five per Cent Nicelay, a• extra Sir W. ATAtart. stet oters-mossea; oar Ambassador Lord-Mayor has appointed Taeaday Commas CoassiL for respecting her late 111,.. ' that it is the intention 1 the Horse Cassini' ISt. Paul's, to It the Freesias. ,ke the seetssary Lbated attachment Nrentature death Kiog's Messeni yesterday, was .4 the Cabinet Com. ednesday, on the subject orders were. to proceed of Angloses; and that place, he was Ediebureh, gil recent are at that is at the bakehouse . first broke out, at one 'tiding every exertion consumed, along with four value. Front thirty xi down, and weeny others ss of the games. The 1 West point of the town, and the wind : only cause why the destroyed. The statement London paper was very those boom, or in wb which would have deeply interested in at piano raiding in Drees Britain. alters and Mr. Sack, sent 6El'4 Mr. Hobbouse, ate for the Home Department between one and ► _ Viscount Sidtbout Queen. Thomas Lawrence, nd the library of after her Majesty interment for Brunswick. of the lamented Wardens of the ' lions, that the ink. y, the 16th instant, Aare day. bocity of accounts ket, it has been he bands of the pleasing to ' as we know by ;he South Seas, that held out.—(Da6lia Barbadoes, dated a s .. little congenial for the i witness, as for the people of learn. —new Halifax and Brunswick pa the former to the 19th, and By those of Halifax we lean Governor of the Bahamas ha roped the General Assembl ing the House waited on his Chamber when the Sessions !awing speech:— Mr. Speaker and Gina —" Towards the close of recall to your minds, that proofs have been given by of its desire that harmony should be restored in the *incitee how it may have 'tents and the multifarious vetted, may have occasioned of. Now that it is again in not. but expect that you w cot advances on your part. it my ble opinion, tha other)) I r any indit ideal mi hipitelf . a creditor of the I entitled, to consideration, deg*, la the ease, where s *oft time and attention eut entertaining a doubt of ret event of the minimum of this opinion I feel sada , with me.although the cirri disquiet may make appea " Cornell Cleambtir, 916 Ap HALIFAX CAPS The &pates which h during the last four years aid the conciliatory condo by Governor Grant, is spot regsa‘however, to observe and contagion continue is (emcee which for some ti Bestrew and the inhabits • rived at an *sleet whit ' nation highly improbable. Paris papers to the Bth but we still remain in nee of the negotiations betwet Trieste we learn, that see from Smyrna, and in con that a second massacre ha • We trust, however, that t less or exaggerated. Th I • aiderstood that the cause In the Mores ; but it had ' Ka, and was becoming e 1 Turkish power in that q stance encourages the b peace. The intelligence tot of mach importance. bbs been received the Pro Istraonliaary Cortes of habitude of Brasil. t f ?WICK FUX 011.--Fil lOC. • .......... 1) ' . Yesterday Mr. Nicola , Rh despatches from Si; Oil r ot a ?flies. . Adestlerger, awl lord Stewart, oar eerie. • . The Lord• Mayor has t hold a Court of Commas per measures respecting 1 .. We understand that I men whoeotnposed the IL - ‘' . '. her late Majesty to St. I 1 at s:a o'c'ozit, at th • ,; Queen.street, to make tl 'hewing their unabated i individual whose preen nted. Mt. Dykes. the Kit tare we mentioned yest deliberations of the C / . house, on Wednesday, I . death. His' orders wsi stance to the Isle of A 1 *ay have passed that .• • him to Ireland. I It was Mr. Walters singers, who were sent 1 • Secretary of State for nesday morning hetw, I • King and Lord Vino death of the Queen. By order of Sir Tbo f all the wheels and the . i a"llMl6l ii•iu.i.i.im•i.: were closed until late' s moved for interment ft In consequence of t the blaster and Wirth have given directions, Hall on Thursday, tl . posed to some future 1 • On the authority t States, by the Packet, -. .. has fallen into the b is statement, however &stiletto of truth. as eels di rectfrout the Soo , I of May the city held A letter from Barba =demean in Edit of the recent pared. It was at the where the tire first brc 1 . ' sad, metwithstanding eedistly eetsemed, sit eleinahle value. Fr wet* pulled down. an the (regress of the place in the west poi yards a the sea, ant 1 east, peeve the only c entirely destroyed. tint In a London pal mention in whose hot took place, which w many who are deeply I at peened tatiAllag in ..., s. . -sew •-.- .vmei 010......- -aro o. ......- .• . ~- - , -- - • s~tl i o d f :lolle d to PRRPARA7'I to 7 0 7 N 0 S FOR D r u lf ß ß z lil v NG'S RECEP- ' f ait' f b o r llowr :-..—Tti n are to k e e 1 n their Depu d a l'iliiin e !e r 1-,fillittf,ittriNG iNriiLimgx". .•, Al on DETTINS AT• A''rl l-- TERSALL'it, Atre 9. a --mulns--. the Gentlemen of the county of Dohlie %Esther with On Monday an adjourned meetingef thiCinnenitteet e stith Gentlemen as intend so • rin sesetente raw a Do t zeausa S 7 r. i lat i naw—S jaa t a s s e l ag at st Geseavas-7 is L. , d this utorniat, alt Panted for the Purr"' o f makin g the nenesaarY ari horseback. The Citizens of Dithtlacq assallitb* l in "SEWILIAIIIRT b:Le n t:co.—No n p o g eration. to the I lth odes ningements for the form of Procession. he. to hi Nelda% to take up their stand en the %MBank of the flatnoltuas Micttaei. Sr ..zes.—a to I asst Reginaldi adopted by the Inhabitant,* of Dublin, oa hie ileitttyl Deputies—die Parishes to be antedated by bannees --mei.-- 1 Excellenc y tile arrival, was held at the Royal Exchange. " a white or sky blue silk. beating soitadlc inscriptions. BOXING. reek before pro- At eleven o'clock, (*emend SAUNDERS was called The Deputies, on horseback, dreasesi in costume, °CMS AND TURNIIR.—A match, Wiade up at the mob Monday follow- • the Chair. with woods and Wilms, to take the place next to the °cut , "siting, ht Ye"erdet in a field on the UehridlS* e }tithe Council Mr. . road, fora %tunes anil a gout of olste rade. Turf" LuLLIN, Secretary to the Committee, reported' sty Gentlemen, near Dunleary, with as many Ged- who is a pupil °leerier's challenged Oliver at Eribli id with the lob '4 that a Sub-Committee, consisting of—Sir Thomt h demos as ma y chose to join, on horseback, in the E•q., sane costume. p The latter took but littl e . notice of bins, until Tama the Amiably ESIDOD .. de. Alderman Smith , N. P. °lionise, ratting down a guinea to fight , Oliver c o vered it. aiii Eneas m•Doenell, Esq., H. Dawson, Esq., William The Parishioners on foot to join close to those a both met in an hour at the appointed spot. Richmond! !a, I wished eta .. n umphreys. Esq., L. Scion , Esq.. General Saundern horseback, in such num bers conv eniently extended as ind Ned Brown !minded Oli rer, and Carter and 0 r arrival strong Michael Cullen, stranger picked op Turner. ullen. Ent.. Francis Mills, Esq.. P. 31 to allow the Procession to pass. The Deputies and Pas y's government, Eleven rounds were fought in 22 minutes. The wet- Ringer, Esq., Luke Dillon, Esq.. and Richard Lives +w rishioners to fall in on the rear of the Procession as it I understanding seas of the ground foiled both the RICO, and after missies B had waited on Mr.firent, on behalf of the Hoes*. passes, after the Gentlemen of the county, and the Di- hits, a close followed, and Turner was thrown. f can very easily holders and Inhabitants of the city of Dublin, to ree petits and Parishioners shall close the Pro:ession.— 2. Turner showed some science, which would Lava that fortuito guest a place for the Deputies of the several parishes. Due n o tice to h e given of the several places of rendes- alone with time gloves; hut Oliver got between his lees which inter. and the Committee, in the protemion, near to his Ma- vous, and the time of inuring towards Dunleary. guard, and grassed him by a hit on the breast. a been lost sight . esty , s person, and to arrange the most satisfactory The followino Resolution was then passed : 3 and 4. Turner rushed and Oliver parried his blows, rour view, I sane the gronod being too wet to make a stood to receive and convenient mode for the inhabitants at large, to " That a permanent Committee of 21 be now appoint- with correspond- . •Turner ang ail y asked why Oliver did net SIMI assist on the occasion. The Committee pressed tbe oil, to hold co: 1111 l unication with Sir Win. Bethans, and hine. repeatedly given carry the foregoing into effect." nisi tight:: And tlie answer was, "lull be with you di- Whigs and ansieties of the inhabitants with respect- resift,' and he threw him in bolt rounds. r, by custom oe The Committee was then accordingly appointed. tad urgency. Mr. Grant received their communication s. • Turner received a flush hit on the temple, whicli in led to conceive A vote of thanks was carried with acclamation to hie drew streams of claret anal act his eyes Aerieeeirradiv. with great courtesy, and stated, that be expected the i claims became 6. Oliver placed a good right-banded hit upon 1.4'4 arrival of the Lord Lieutenaat immediately—that he Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, fur hi. p e lite Wen- s more special l send don to the wishes of the citizens of Dublin: it was versarv's eve, and threw him. The tight was his own. i has devoted bin wail ld comm i t hi s E I" Ile a"' on the sub' sect, atom • ci B:Oliver tared several bits, and threw his ail. an •fficial answer to Sir Thomas Esmonde and t h ei m is oved by Mr. Singer, and seconded by Win. Sterne 7an p e public, without • versarv, who was dead beet: e oya x the C ommittee, without loss of time, So th RIE ". '• 7114 1. 9. Turiier slipped down in making play. le 1, at least to change. Thanks were also given to the Right lion. Charles 10. Oliver placed a heave hit on the mark, whi . been usual. la Grant, Mr. Gregor), and Sir Win. Bedlam. The business of the day was then at a stand. until I. , onbled his adversary up and won the light, as in i iti will not differ the answer arrived at the Castle ;it came a few ini- Thanks being given to the Chairman, the Meeting next round Turner could not stand. !i' of long standing adjourned. .. mutes after s i x o'clock. The Committee immediately irwise.ileaust, Act:. 7 . — Th e Marquess of Londonderry, adjourned until twelve o'clock that day, when thy, an-Young Whisker, the property of the late Sir Ch his Majesty's principal Secretary of State for Foreign Ilunbury's stud, broke his leg last week in Clifton .:WIS GRANT ' serer will be submitted to a meeting of the General Committee. Affairs, and his 3larrhioness are expected this day ; Park, in Ronbarglishire, and was in consequence, shot. !VLF. Lord Viscount Sidmnuth, the principal Secretary of Died, at Great Corn Island, near the Spanish Main - , ed the Bahama 'METING or TRZ CITIZENS ON TUISDAT AT TOE ROTAL RECHARGE, DMILIN. State for the Home Department, arrived yesterday.— on the Ist of May, aged 37 years, Captain Williams have terminate Tuesday the General Committee , appointed by the His Lordship is the first Cabinet Minister that has Wilsan Mitchell ( generally termed time .• Per ;as been adopted hi g h terms . We Citizens of Dublin, met at the Royal Exchange, foe reached this Country. Lord Sidniouth was never in Mitchell.") well known for several years by hit tenni lerninda, anarchy the purpose of making the final arrangements as to the Ireland before ; and it is twenty long years since his as a privateersman in the Oulph of Mexico and Cam- an d t h at t h e die, manner in which they were to meet his Majesty on his Noble Colleague set his foot in Dublin. bian sea, and remarkable fur his inveteracy to the Spa - sad He was born at Bath, England, was several w e d b etween t h e landing; Alderman Smith in the Chair. We believe, says the Dahlia Nursling Post, it was years an o ffi cer in the Spanish service , and se veral colony, have sr- Mr. L. BOLTON addressed the Meeting. and stated , not the intention of Lord Sidumuth to have accompanied years in Spanish prisons. Those who best knew him, n amicable tennr that be had waited on Sir Win. Betham, Herald at the King to Ireland. Circumstances which have since A ram Roil was i premed by bins, that Govereeatrn had no • • •. . say that many piracies hare been char g ed to him may, however, h ave ren d ere d that proce eding which he did not commit , and that his p arse was al, objection to comply with th e wishes of the citisens of a matter of convenience. ways open to the distressed. red this morning; Dublin. He coneleded by moving, that the General The Marquess of Headfort, Lord of the Bed-chamber; s pecting the i s sue Committee, c onsisting .of one hundred and sixty-tire,On Friday, Walter Prentis s Esq. entertained a at and the Marquess of Winchester, Groom of the Stole. ncr party at his cottage at Boxley-hill, where after a nd Turkey. From be included in the Procession attending the Lord Lies arrived arrived yesterday. e day most pleasantly spent a melaneholy accident *ea tenant, to receive our most gracious Sovereign, env us had fied thither curred at time close, and caused a deep sensation nee will take their amities as sear the Pier of Military. When the Lord Lieutenant receives notice that the it hall been stated as is.consistent. and after the King passes, to fall into King has reached Holyhead, the Poblie will be informed only among the party but throughout this city. as sue ace in that city.— a line to escort him to the Castle. officially of the precise time at which his Majesty may as it was known. It appears that Mr. J. Bullock had is either ground- After moving the above Resolution, Mr. Bolton be expected•at Dunleary. taken with him in his chaise, F. Patten, Esq. * same means, it was thought it right to mention that Sir Wm. &than in- A platform inclining to the sea, near the spot where Mayor, and when about to return be pressed Mr. Wi the Foundation Stone of the great Pier was laid, has Clarke also to get in, assuring him that there weal formed him the Procession was arranged according to eeks was declining been erected, on which his Majesty will step from his be room. The party had only proceeded to the the precedent in London. itrength in Rome- .. , o Pa. i. ADDIN conce i v ed taw, formidable to the''" ee .• In ' l P . where it ascends to time level, a canopy has been raised. when the wheel was driven on the hank by the anierstandieg. He would "engem." it te the under which the King will be received by the Lord Phis latter dream- road side, which it passed over without upsetting Committee to wait ea Sir Wm. !kabala, aed he had Lieutenant, and time Constituted Anthorities of the cue. • preservationthe chaise, hat the descent was so abrupt that in !rid and Lisbon is no doubt every thing they wished would be salaam try. The Batteries and Martell.) Towers have bees ail y settled. mantled with ammunition and provisions, that a Royal righting itself Mr. Baldock and Mr. Clarke were if the latter paper! ~ la Salute may be fi red from the shore, which will bo rota both thrown out by the sudden spies. The former Par. DOLTON thought, before the Committee ovum. of the General anded by tie deet , and an the ships ins the Headstand pitched on his bead on a stow, risingabout au inch out welt on Sir Wm. Bethas. it would be expedient to line nation to the Illeary.. take the sense of the Meeting where the Citizen eh of the road. apparently promoting an sage. to whiel; hr M a j est y arrivrawashall bear no "re he of the flesh and hair adhered. He was killed 03 871 take their post on the day of his Majesty's lauding. rats. Tuesday, th Castle of Dublin—it must in future be styled theft- • . the spot. Mr. Clarke held by the shaft for a short lair. SEATON coincided with the sentiments expressed lace of Dublin. Once a Palace it remains so for ever. . by the last speaker. The number of his Majesty's domestics who have al. time, and then fell, when the wheel passed over him; - messenger . arr i ve d Mr. Cuaux thought it would not he right lie reedy arrived in Dublin, is stated to he seventy-fonr• but he was only slightly Injured. The bone, which many are females. Upwards of forty men cooks is a spirited animal, cootinud at full speed until Mr. 1 ,4 our Minister a forestal any preposithou, as Sir W. Bakens is dairies O . f turn ed will as ample d a ily between the Royal residences of Patten fortunately patted his t', _ley *safety reins...- to SOS the Committee. HS. Iheretere s -messenger, orr i ve rWhat tea froth It r. Wadden . Whole of his isjesty s Hooseliold. consisting deaseed 11111"lraiOn iaghlf alimected, a kiwi or at the Court of Mr. Reeltbenn world " 1 Y tate alt the thee a din ow headrest persees. are enacted at the Caslie •14•11b•sr and • Hil. F ii••••• 1••• diam eter. An in' Meeting. whilst he adverted to a passage I. the letter this y. quest was held at the Mee Dell before J. N. Dedlow, Tuesday the 14th to to Mr. Grant. The eitisees' of Dahlia expressed a ' &Nee covered waggons, under a Lanimissarlat asosei, Esq. on Saturday, — Verdict —" Accidental Death." for considering pro. wish to be as near his Majaty's Sacred Person as would arrived at the Castle on Friday, and sly on Raterdels It appears that his death was otteasioaed by cencus- They were laden with plate. services of gold, china, aef skim the skull not being fractured. lajesty. be assisteot ; this Committee have emanated from as- • valuables belonging to his Majesty. vntion of the gentle- wards of 40,000 persons who signed the Address to hisA cireimstance of the most distressing suture snittee that attended Majesty, requesting he would graciously coeslacend to Deavaacr or • LETTER most DUBLIN. atm. 6.) occurred oa Wednesday m'esight, at the Fun- m eet this even i n g. visit his loyal citizens of Dublin. The accounts which reached town last night and fain Tavern, Margate. A gentlemen who has been ions' Tavern, Great Mr. Milan said, what was intended was. that the this morning, wiz!' respect to the Queen's illness, have resident there some few weeks, retired to rest some- ry arrangements for Committee of 163, including the Churchwardens, cast a gloom over the joyous prosperity which every what inebriated, and mot rides at the usual time, the ato the ill us t r ioos should form a body guard for Isis Majesty. At it win corner of this metropolis before exhibited. Her chambermaid knocked at the door, and finding. i s so un i versa lly i o ,. impossible that one or two hundred thousand inhabi- name does not seem to excite any party or politisill after tepeated attempts to make him heir , that no ads teats could join is the processiou, they were to lie, feeling ; but yet the people regard her as a member suer was given, gave alarm to Mr. Creed. the land. ager, whose depar. the streets with banners, and saints his Majesty. of didniestrieus House of Brunswick, to which they lord, who immediately broke °pea the doer. whoa the Mr. genes sl'Dorsusaa.—The Corporation had a seem most ardently attached, and deeply, though sin unfortunate gentleman was hued, his body on the i the bearer of the rancid. h e ld a t Fife. right to demand a place in the /measles. He meant lentil, sympathise in her misfortunes, which is not at . floor, with his head resting on the side of the bed, and jai of her Majesty's no disrespect to them; but if they had diet right, be all to loe surprised at by any one who has an oppor- his hand grasping the bed•nest , quits doad. lt appears teed in the first l saw no reason, as they might be about •ose-fiftieth of I""eltittr that tho deceased after retiring to rest, attempted to of making himself acquainted with the gal. t • mild should his Ma. the inhshitants, why the other fortpaine should not also last and chivalrous feeling which characterise this bleed himself with his raw. the right arm was tied Those who are heard to speak of the sub- up for that purpose above the elbow as usual, and a, vas directed to follow be in the preemies. The letter which they have ves. jeet Wenn fall of apprehension that the unfortunate transverse incision mask down on the vein, but naft4 ceived says. they may lies the streets; that is, they .raulletatice of her Majesty's protracted illness, tunately wounding an artery. the object of the Full lack, the King's NSW m i g ht go w h ere an y see else m i g ht go . m r , app o sed' ri Hobhouse, the Underwhici under way circumstances they would deplore, attempt fainted and ultimately bled to death. A cart suggested the propriety of every parish having a banner, might IN Wooded with the effect of stopping Isis ble. siderable suantity of blood was collected is a basid, Department, ou Wed- and each parishioner wearing a badge. There could. which he had evidently been using for the purpose of d two o'clock, to the jesly'b progress, and of depriving them of that con be no idea entertained of any breach of the peace en eolatioetwhiels they hope to derive from his presence, catching it, until finding himself fainting be attempted oath, announcing the that auspicious day. and he therefore could sot see why and which one might think to be in their opin ion a to And support by fining/owed seisin the bod-post, when the re- the citizens Auld mot have a place is the Precession. ens* for all their eefferings both past and 'present mains of the vital fluor. tnce. and the Council , The question on Mr. Bottom's motion was sow put hey fu (tr sot the future.) Another uselsneholy occurrence harrowed the sate the Royal Academy aid carried asanimo usl y . sty's remains are ye- It was then moved that a Committee of Seven be . . irk. appointed to wait of Sir William Bethel., which welt LINES day, on board the steam yacht , in its passage from id death of the Que.*, also carried. osistra liven 14111111TRD SEATS or DES MAJESTY. Lomita to Ramsgate; se unfortunate gentleman with . CAROLINE, his wife and brother. who was on the way to thrill Stationers' Company The following were then nominated : eras; OF TM! CNITIO KINGDOM. place for the recovery of his health, was tabula afa otended dinner at the Lyedon Bottom, Esq.; Sir John Berke, Bert. • Thee Must, shall be post- M`Doeull, Esq.; Paulus IS. Singer. Esq.; 'Barrett " For her the wise and good shall mourn; and expired. Signals were made to the alugate via sal, the Victory, who, though considerably a v i Wadden, Esq.; Richard Limey, Esq.; and Emu ii When late records her wrongs repeat, • MaDosnell, Esq. waited the arrival of the Eagle, and was ambled 10 ails from the United •• Ages to come, and men unborn The Committee as shove appointed with the Chair- "saran bless her same. and mourn her fete. put oe beard, a medical gentleman, but too late, Wit si asserted that Liam man Mr. Aldermen Smith, immediately waited at Sir --. Palen- was extinct, I. be Independents; the Will iam Delhi ., the Meeting having 'goateed fat The brightest Star of Brunswick's line Cows MCI/ANDS, Av.. 10.—We bad very little ibil • the ideas of liberty, half h _.,, r Is now for ever set ! Wheat at market this morning, the supply sinew Mow y information, by ye ..1 all. hoe r • The pod, the virtuous Caroline day having bees very trifling, and in consegunee el During the absence of the Chairman and Committee, at up to the begioniag Dias caneell'd " nature's debt." the unsettled state of the weather the demand wen Mr. Wm. Tnascu , (oephow to the Archbishop el, Alin Morning PHI) Tv Mention stirrer's area are o'er ; brisker than on Monday, and prime samples geld I J ane l c rece i ve d by Taw) addressed the Meeting, sad informed the gen. Is. to ts. per quarter higher than on that d ives a sure particular Hew" that the Royal Fleet had bees left with a fair No mere IRSUPOIIi hearts arrivals of Onss this week have been very large, cob place than has yet sp. wiled standing up the Irish Channel. se that there ass . 4160 wo u l d . with daggers es before, met hooey ide to day at an abatement of le. per quarts* eof Mr. FrancisWatte. be no duke but his Majoity is sew safe at Holyhead. l Or point their venon'd darts. from Meeday's *rises —lo Barley, Peas, ead BOON one o'clock io the day. The communised.. was received wig apterous *ese her, a leyel people shed three is as mitered's. lion was made. it was bargee.' applause. ,• The undissembling tear ! SNITHCLILD MAKER?, Are. 10. — Then was a Mir full market this Morning of all hied of mall Meat, bat er other be n••• d .______" • ' Sir Josue Buses. on being samosa stag of the Gra. . lbw same they Trlterals. the dead. to f orty ot h er name , in Beef the market was short.—let the pert Ode suttee expressed the 'Meal Knee he eaartainisisel --, San sway o'er her bier. hers unroofed. to stop 9 morning the c a's , were as per lest ens Ye lie Phu fi r e h av ing taco the high lirmar ansferred upon him. 01.• here aided the peep of state, towards theca ' they fell. awn within about 150 The Committee having retuned, a shtter an abeam 1 1 1: vets gaited toys : • (Po dolt Om oaf ; per Stone of OttoL) 1 being from the north- , of one hour mod a half, the Secretary od. that Eir boosters mow await, • Reef . ... Ss. N. le is. oa. CIITTLE AT RAREST ' • the whole tows was not Wm. Bober would he happy to give nay piano br /led more melted joys. . sobs.. its. OIL to SUM. Bouts Veal as. OL to is. Si. Calves tweet which *Prued could, consistent with his duty sad prieedeete. lie Ite seedily mows the' heredenied, • Peek ..: . Ss. Oi. to U. St Sheep end lambs lik ry incorrect. nor did it , ated. that us Majesty, George I. was mowed if lied to soo th er gives, 4 - ' Lamb-- is. ed. to es. 44. Pine 'bat part of the town it "` :11 1 , HAE-MARILET..—SIBSIIS as per oar last.—Straw end rel i eve d t h e m i n d s a the Citimos se the pavement. to their rasps** A burn *finery I=.' '' I 9 .- Clover nralteration in the price. in that island, although Guilds- limmerml, sod la • I t . fo s I. • ..1 .* y ....ht. lt to 4L &Threw .. U. Ss. to IL 1111 *in. The arrnagemeat of the Proeseelos of the Mimes Steles& • •- 1 . ss, .so• I. P. an —M. to N. Se. .