The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-07 00:00:00

• .• THE .STATESM, gy. o laisstunl stunrice of %mit enemy ; arms, ommunittos, mm eery stem of: ery kind usually deemed contraband, not to 4.. item it'sach so as to induce coufiscation, but ots the .delivery of pods ttie vessel to be allowed to proceed on bp voyage. Such were the terms of commercial granted, et so late a period as the lit this country to France herself; and the articles i sif alliance and - tontrerctal• Mill subsissint,between..AmeriCe and s n ore, ofthepticinei p o wers . of the ,t 'And if the regulationi therein s t r ictly adhered te,,...lllhrowld be weir and honottr.et theiSseteit witAcernett f ien‘in. 'pegs of the ' !UV It to‘ known for the OA' Ait000; tliat the neutral flag is medal cover fot.th4 most daring infractions of the irnitin which, 'ought 4o regulate it, and that 'if tiscoten .of ,war or *Nuttier% of the. Bel karante, wee' .to -remain taithoid Sint ithot; and to send toe or:threc . rem only on' bard 4io itispittifSe aesSel, tild alto that if they 'were to content thennielves kare,eierelpation of the ships papers, no Cheri would be given to contraband trade l _for all as generallylsiiithiseloardi- Thetiii•erifirlith 'things . as doubio sets :or . tpipeett l . and ley is - nafititsitite to *soy, the Ittherikeiss , ktioWing - ItieY, vlAfed'Oe'trettly with us-, '4`Or r i tfiet 91V.re riono r it.ev.e, not alssays con ! . dasleti thentseives,arilh the . .rnost.sCrepulous.daClCY ki•-this respects . get ef this abuse and .violation of the estehlished hasgrewn• the necessity of search, close and effectual , sierCh ;' and hence in time of war, when the' ?riseprify of this country is more particularly bi'derfgar ro it, IS essentially reqUisite for thepreseteation, at. our, .vital interests,, that great stiould exercise her power of malting. 'those .eleiating stti be neutrals •coaforre to deafest ievia. Thigh :the marnind 14ght 4e *tend for, ea Icing imiy oar Cuing the power of enforcing R. We fear, hnwcser , thetViii ,giriCtiCe on the.high seas on the pert of litiligeriti4commanders whiehcannot sesteelly be justifietl l l-we Mean Compelling merchant ships of neutral Powers to lie' to, and exacting from theta a ri ng o*vfot the Alferty of proceeding on their' toy tage; The difficulties of condemnation bave been ssol9ed, in excuse •Sif • this conduct, but nothing tinght4 heehawed : to...plead in excuse for robbery 44 pillage; There is,..also :4: practice prevailing which has' pet -this: country! to more • expence and trouble thin can-Well be tOrtdeihed : that is t carrying vessel's into `port .. contifer l y ;to, express treaty and Sight, upon grounds the ;nest trivial, aud'sometimes without any just reason .whatever. Against this rendre it It not wonderful that .nations should semonstrate. We equally detest despotism, Intl un fair and illegal conduct,. Whether at' sea- or land; bet sfe know tpo well the interests of our. country to Wish• to see them Sacrifrced by a tame submission to those whe . desire to erect their prosperity on one ' t an; and care not by what:means that shall be el* looted. We shalt haveletther . ecuesitti to;fursai flak aide. • DRURY-1,419g . 7VI g.teritli. , ' JOANNA litifirl iperri .. . 1. t-. I; ' , i". r 1 . r .i. : 4 41 V,1 WA ', I CU . - ' 1 ° ". 1 . 11 1111...• S therr l y e dY of Aradhilaran lumg Preinte.. o vite) , Pew 1. rie• Silty o f tii c 5i4,70:-) '',i64 l '''biished . 10 nmcd, a -- -- Ixiou .. s a l i z igt ex t re a c nd (ed ei b ut y i tl,44l c otorall ivatt i ro rt u n t . : it ettc . o ft ;. ..t 7estermy4 . : 1 4, , ,.: , (toe —, at4 r e A phetesst forward' —qa mover,. splirilkl4 wed toriect: Tbe tbti . - ' n"- Ike jioa r ii -, - 9, -- - tow' - " 'which - 4 anCsaisrepriato, I c id ' ; r•-• •Lh_t iranbatie actioa,A^ , ~ ,•, 0 d a ,„ t , letter irocaie i ALOE l'' AothtotiC acciitint, tketleath of Mows* Panail livi , J o6 rtgli fi l .i!e*, to ascertain his fate peMore tha,viller of Hamra there was a roek - stoPpliig hreadtk of the river, one part of the river (,jalliba) being very high there is also. a hole where the.srater sea pass, but very' narrow ;. the King's army, went end ,took possession of the top of • this rock, When Wait°, Pan at. : tempted to pass, the people began to throw rocksend lances a tthem. Mumoo PAtti: defencle‘i Minna for 1 a long time; he had two slaves kill e d,at the stern of his canoe, after defending themselves long ; and being, overpowered by numbers:and fatigue, cad the current so stropg, they, began to throw ever every thing ahoy ; had in the boat. , MuNno PARK took bold of one of, the white moo, and they threw themselves intel thy water. MASTin, one of his companions, did the sense to the other white. man. : The natives stiti persisted; in throwing rocks and lances. The only man . renutin., ; ing in the canoe, a slave, then Said to them, 6 There 1 'is nothing in the, Onoe but me, why are you sa., 1 • desperato ; cease, and take me if you:like ;' they did. They took the canoe and the man e *ed, went hack to the King." . Box' NG.—The reuowned .flufchSnes is at length: matched against Kiawkscorthy — , to tight on Thurs. ' day the Ist or December ... The stake is fer fto guineas, and 25 'added from the Gymnastic Lancaster and Eaks,. I,tvo men of first-rate scleoce, are matched to fight fora purse of 115 • guineas. en 1 the 29th instant. Minor matches will take place on both days.. • A man belonging to a coal staggon was killed on Saturday night in Islington-road, .from the horses taking fright, whilst he was sitting on the shafts, in .consequence of the very reprehensible practice among boys of throwing squibs and crackers in the highway. A FRAUDULENT BAKER.—At the Qeneral . Qoar. ter Sessions for the Boroegh and Soke of Doncaster, held on the. '24th and 25th 'instant, a baker. its that town was tried on two indictments, and conekted upon one of them, for: robbing his cestotnera of the bread which _they brought to him .to baked-; a crime, by twisting a piece of dough froth **chichi' on its road tosthe ureeptedark corners( thepremises, he had artfully contrived to practice, ellen when duty were standingiog tzy. I The 11,ccoanst, in paean sentence of twelve months imprison'ment, animad verted in impressive terns on the, heinionsuess of the offence, tailing C th . p.fPrisoner that. he Must hive known he; was living in the daily . ind hourly cop- , mission of fraud and feldoy, against theiiholo sates; Munity; the poor eve n more than the rich ; ,and,titet but for the recommendation of 'the „Tory to . Mercyi(a recommendation, whlcli thobgk he might uOt estscltri approve, he stilt did' not like to Oppose), his pd., would, in all Rrobablity, have bengt,tropp. portation".—Weinsert shit (Rost 'wholetnroe p,rf#PaPt: tiou and Convlct.,,i^ti se ' a caption both to balltesi ilud their emithiieis, because we think they Caenct too generally knoepOtnd lo the *one thot.it may teed to check o repetitis, of olositot ammo— ; Seve n 6 mell,P*NlNAPetili9st Teesdeise'R. 'night to the Magistosork of the. Bares of Pcdkik.• !slaws (North: admit)), .proying..esenigitinw-th* M 715 ying ,roea.4rs—:aver4•o4la Y ging 67 ;.•4010.84.1e odd loptiaienut!te• e ' 4; ,Yesterday tho following monthly report of the state of the KING'S° health 'was exhibited at St. Atines% _ _ _ . •_ ' • • Win!ilnr Castit, Pint: 5. " His ickszvrT.hes continhed fore= the last month ip an nitiforni state of trangnitlityrbel stithOut dny dicidcroticho of bls , disorder. • - HefIALFORD, iiRBIRRDEN. liAlt.l.l/4, .}Teaterdar evestifg, the P.Aarryi Raftkussq, +Khania VieLo* rd !Thrace*, C. arrived at Carlton-110mile I . tom Brighton. It is sated, that Lord AliarliDON moves, , mod Lord .DELAwArat.cleraoilds, the Address its. the Lords to. SIIOTTOW. , . • . - hlr.'CAvrvrfro was to sail from Portsmouth • for Portugal y. e'r•day. • • • Mr. CItOKER arrived at his residence in the Admi.. rally on Sa turday, from Paris. "Dispatches were received on Saturday from Halifax. Their cements nre stated as unimportant.. It is, certain that Sir G. Pitevo- , v is recalled from the Government of Canada. IVe do not positively learn who is to behis successor. Lord But. having, as we understand, declined going out, the otki, it is r"ported, 'will be made to Lord NIDDRY (late Sir Jen.,l . llOPE). The fleet, consisting of 150 sail, which left Cork for North America in July, was dispersed ill a suc• cession of heavy gales, and several vessels were run Clown and foundered. Three were taken by the American) privateer the Hare, of 16 guns. About 30 sail were in company on the 7th of September off the coast of Newf,:untlland, under. donvoy of the Antelope and Newcastle, baring parted from the Atlas: an American man of war brig struck to the .Antelopf and Newcastle after a long chase, just as the American had got into the fleet, about nine at night. The fleet was very far to the northward, so et to fall in wit h an immense island of ice, in lat. 54.. The ndrnncement of a distinguished Civilian (Sir W. S.) to. the Peerage - will not take place, it is said, 'Atka queition (of the highest importance to tfie State)►Vrf the line of his profession, be finally de- i termlnedr. 1 04 the 10th ult. the fleet, under convoy of the I &titan, of 74 guns, was Competed, by a severe gale, to pot into Beerhaven, when tb'e Baring trans port,'hating on board 18 Officers and 400 men, struck son the rocks at Beer Island. Before assistance ceiski he procured, many of the men jumped over bond, and several were unfortunately' drowned ; lit or IQ were missing. The lumber of live cattle brought into Portsmouth from France, from the opening of the tomMunication till the laying' on of the duties, amoented to 7000 sheep, 1000 pigs, 800 calves, and 2500 heifers. A few days ago, in consequence of a wager, a potlimsan of Livetpoot killed nAneteeti .snipes iH twenty shots. The bets were ten to one that eigti teen °tit of twenty were not brought 'down. No sportsman, we believe, has ever accomplished • such a task as this ) or perhaps any other county of England.. tome EzedAtias. Nov. 7.— h T v a lbot I cy fr9b - ere • nestsa Wittsit *ow oar toast Ibis Re . yet' ' ite fertlga ‘PVtila*M l * foraidttlibit . sosatitT AClssi, ek's limit/it pro., dticed afingethr ‘ /Avail lisow for this.slatp i s ti arilel. Wilich RP* off ettiee~y beavyrae* sreddetion of . ; .erdloary soils sut ! • eniestbia.—fiatiti , 311.., Oar, Saw. sod, b Pent fs.lo*et... Ni —Jp whet madcap'sok iqpv-s-Fintsr. sedated is. pet Ark.' Wiljoit/i144) 1 ,...50. Vol -,... 1 1.••••1!- : 4 0 49 Mr„, IT `'' `'H. 7 : Mho . -- - ix t... 0 ..;••• • 4.•4:11.:476 Orieli doi •• i•• • • • 96' 40 r • ..F5 r rt..k.k.•. . ' it s I 1 0 41 1. I ' Mee dills , .r.e. %i:' . ..•••• , • ....46. 40 ' •••t • • • .. 2 2 ' 2B W ite Poo tit i I ditto ..' . “•;.— ' l.-- =fit - 24 ,Din5ifk0zi;.........6.80.`44 inikakeir.:Ml.-Tr.:o . 11 5 I,orei Pas . • 44 48 flecaido guiTmnim.” liA i t ingclifin, ; :r . r .. 1 , • , • TA 410 k ONO gar 4ftemisof lilts.' . * !.. ''•'• Seer ..,4•... 01. wk As. , ~ VAini,of f Pl4ol.-aie OH_ .1 Ti e Ilneteo ',fe. 04% snik: Beats ........ 46 ". Vari.'.'...l4%* illd, 446; Ikli Obenv . ../:: . `....iit. t .2.•:. :lita ri t Pork ... 64. 0.1. In Is. 4d. 'Calve!, t ....114 • • -.4.*! , t• limb ....08. Od, tn 08. Od. Pip ........ , , 4, ' •.• -, 11 916114141 ONT. ..e., . , -•'"*; ' • *M ID . . psi I. M s ta„ 51. Oh l./ *,, Viebve; l.4t. i 1 tAloa. te ll.' CC ..gk.. . s •...• • .lbss.., ...., . lb. w.. to -11. ei...i. 04' •,.. ~ . } ~~ .r , 04 *.d. • • . r wit : :DigSl2llPl iliabilfiktike Prince pleased to-appoint John Patkiiison, M iiiany e 't.Qass# °Mt iiissaingsberg atid aliVberiparta.-apd.places ill the pratitite n v i .< !,.. ..: . Crain-06 re, Nov. 5 113 Sto.ftVE 1 - tts".; ..:. r • PARIAAN4LNI:. - ).431sire.of Ross.. Xrarr, arlaverallothie and Castle Fraser. in the IV's the Hattasiralle'W4liata Frederick Mackenzie, de. , :tesolll. 71‘: pr oiott __.. '-.„- - : • 1 4 94 )1- 11 1 ' Jf. -- '• - ' wzl 7; ta 4l-l i t 's - ri g. vr -, roil 7 , ,p.,,ip . I ' hliti iipcii.. li . e' . 'ir-...-fr"ociii . of t 4WW ' ' ibis ad.. 3 . es 1 , 1 1 fie l iPa 4 4 wed ' ' ' /I . • . .• •. .. , a, thi urzrz i r tio .1.1 ~ , as to.be anpb.e. h,g.plerals:4r,4l4 I, pi le 1 . I°Ptiii on 'RI , I*l 4 l.- All.4 o 4litur 4te itrldettioteld~i'" irtilt:' a to n ne . tb ricv t , tiff 4 Ile .4 ais t a i .. . ..r . Pl!.. , 4 P ( ' w 11/ Rog ....:i‘ . - .1 ._,, 1 1.4 toSke bit 004440 14. iOlb thstt 0.44 d • IM .114‘4 thli!ti!ly apOittled„fer. OCartgtitele*. -PP ... p liW. PS* • fiideiring Is . the Bulletin (00 ' i t iK: the Suncti4 Moril..' c& Iwo, 1 .. , • . _ ..1,-:••--aiwtir: , , r. , t o r' 4. ye t "slay wCI Is t 407 1 Portant . flt4 egg° iirleKei Pitt PS* iMptellaiila 1h.,111111 ''' attiai,esel 6 die -,- . keehetta slife th A solipktion ./ _.....• ~... et all therm, e exhi ins . *rya Ike' - •• V -"1,4,1°1,1?"4".""tr,. b letter ::-=:•*" - !.• ' • _. acriveker. . .. "ltt* of . *On mirth: • orth Ate cbaralkiV _ ~. . . the •amestioa, tion, ord.. King ; .is thie:ntost• laspressita= ** Since the irkpostttil w4s-detected, we haye been- _.,1 a It. . 's to hunsanity we ever saw, .:Ehe ) couvul.4on , of, his ~-.s.ons.!LlNcroeula # folfwallumfaVaro the agony of his feelings, is 'his conscience bronchi i t a t t lds •• ile.,..alied . by ?drat Stm,t fot, .t y Xis mentioe particiilarlr, 44er. 17, at,GesJfkaid„ , Atjornies, Inert. mind 'the • orthe'horrors he had left within-4cl of tnet.. WHO trt'ulinfila OCCidlipried by . people setuling 86 utiliultPtel l- " illie g r ' Chal g o l l' ilt " his c)!--444 f antlefallco of • 4 God Meows" andl*Aasetar . lettel's: . and dal al bailie* renairine to see E. Th° " " ' thlibellkd al' Were altogether Sikh an animated and straairigeetioitatits . Joh, * , 5,.,;......• •• But after so;:iit rage * 04 1 1 4 kl e k• lkiry-e; to , s u u *,.- e t',: b o r 'N"t ess ' m m ea rl,-... - sold of a murderer, OS no seta evet so traVand snoop nveseutee tCout "sesseis. 'sit aMeetds'eeery fovuwr • Mort PM ' isatiffes,ted, publiCly against ),• I , • : s ».• • shoe!. - rt, a4l . yo! IS,yraler t , s t i eoe. without elibi... It wip Ott •cetsinot suppoid that *belle 'empties - are made • - with : norm 3 sisal - midst - . - • - • • 1 / 4 ' •' ' 'allltude-Leittry fria Or ~amt. expressloh that !Meal- .an other motive than for_MaliCtous purppso • there. 411 ; ,in every way . s t.. I 11: Shoos: Lie" eceyed ibe. tertible amolisro hierbidk he wan scgitasiii, Wig. foe no lettere' still be litheo in, end, agreekbiy to Marts of the spectators 4 but ...showed tt In.evorylineapeap ' re fdi d az, tap 4-Q44 l k . - r ilea notaele of the body. Ile as' the said-stricken, „seJf-imis. • . 7-Y . , Agt•Ree, gait be '' P er " edited sonodeterehat h; reptesented I 'end be' t the warrior Oil ''lni !I'd t.. I t " 97 except those. WhO'are apPointed .to would have tocriiiced tbousancla of hisasnoffending - fellolk; come .- ~ . arigalations, .beifig a -.certain Bum , sty, _and others,. as tieces,sary wit. tures in the field without 0 pent) stoodOore the•peeetippesl Mo r a,„,t,„ • sins of' the renorse.that Must • *attire the bombe** . 1111 • Ilisasii -'` 'M • ' -It'wm la our eyes tbi.perfectios. a( the Ibistvirifult art. 11l nesee, ' behalf tolhewUrld.' leas 'opponent scenes crf.tha pjap,lscolsorsod4hp moil e r " 4 , i .. jag coneeption,'and though - Ur st,lce sometiaies hp in 4, ail - ! . . • • • . • Jagife 61 0 -his Meas. billydltmellt , 110 !be, ,alanni.f ever 1 ... *Fair of the superior class of shipwright oppren.... le the Soliloquy. whe P eb C f°ll " l "*"" ake Y edhed nili t iAses, ..who . deserted from their duties tit the Naval inrshalled him the way he was to ge k be was - n..ich i pp* the transition between ' the toss and the re•-appeatarko it. i CoMege,..in .Porturtooth dock-yard; in a boat, last The dagger, by the. Sme imulikutilab Al the •Pat's sitilitrykto, .poek ' bare attired in France: They gas art of the made to. pass into, chamber where ; Dopoosteeihd, mim • ~...., I t e ___, L • . iatertal . the vision is lost to placlteth. and then be sra, .„ . s""44.l.omatuala, took- a post.chaise l •atateet off for 6 Mine ergs ate maths the fools ethe idly ar• , " ,Doser, whence • they , embarked - for Paris... An in. , • ~. or else w,orth ailthe test —." '• - l -* • , . ' ' • dispesition•to submit to the restraints Proposed by But it mappears, aril • • ... . . . , , " He sees it still, • .. ~ the rules of the .establishment, is supposed to have • , i And on iislitOleatie 404000 pm, of blood . , been the • origin of this will' scheme. , Their reit " m - Which W ere Nit . " belfre -4 ' tiOsp.Or friends:are tinder bond for them, severally, This totalities he marks with dint diserimlusting tact so pie*. ,„ .._ ik pel the fulfilment of the. terin.of thew appren flatly his own; but to make the vision more edifyieg, lb* whole , "•" ought to he di, ected to the very chamber which he aherwatals 1 Akashi's, in a penally o f - tool. . • . flue" "),PerlidtrAtm tbdrrithirt• •Tbriluglibtle lb' wtotranaft . be ' Mies WALSTat tea first and second characters at displaced the most pewee; kitueocv who the eiroracter, and'the are to be Calisie, in lbe ...Fair ,fustest idea of. person' ing it. We have uo hesitation in sz• t Drury-lane Theatre, log, that tiorighlike • &AM llioy , by the continuance of ' ! Roltiient, OOd Letitia, in The RelleiriStratagevq: ai i passion, be regarded; • rt. *bele,: more utriforto time his MOP- - Dinars. litaillY Mats • and Ce. at whose premisei •beth, yet there is nothiagla,urty play , cored to sense of the pi • tures of passion 'ihat he p)thlblted on Saturday night . - ` the late melancholy accident happened, have peti. The other paris'of the Plait:ire also more Oniformlygoado tinned the Lords of the Treasffity to , be allowed the than we . ire mieberewert' le ildr 4 t either Theatre. O f Mrs. 1 g,teilse duty on the quantity loft, :Which arnessats to Ihn-rt.er's Lady Macbeth we forbear so spealt•ctitically. The i • A shadow of the great on retuindtui feeling of ibe fah we i ilfilfartai o f 7OOOl. •They state,. that the eat *hick have-dist:tined. She is kreat only whdlledie Imitation approached ; durst, Contained at • the time 1600.. barrels of ripe to.the model. Mr. Porn's Boers was Occident. sad Mr. RAN iu Macduff was more thau usually impoisive. . 14 seldom bap'; bl ie r o'• "Ct. months . . old * which was entire! 7. lost,. and pens that the minor parts of swab a drains are ably sustained t : ,- Wax prooyontrion roesiderablamisehief, not only to nod the French critics constantly assert that we hove not what the premises, but alio to a smaller nut which hold they Call the eassonAte of a Piny on our boards. Now hi this , npwards'of • 900 barrels. s .,Their . total loss the esti. Tragedy some of the first short characters-yet the wounded soldier.-Malcolm, Rossi t mete at 23,0001. at the •}Owest calculation.. * .. -. &e. all delivered their pathetic descriptions with the force ef . At the •Dublin 'Qii ailterly . Asseinbly 'on theigth truth. And nothing could su M rpas m s in harmonyry the sanersanerin . ` 2 which Mr. BELLAY, Mrs. Dion NO . Mrs- I/14 . at. gave nit . it was stated, en the authority - et an affidavit, the principal vocal parts of the. Chorus. The three Wilther sho that a brewer of that city had extracted tea.thousand by Mr. I/ova-T.ON. Mr. Lovaoliort.atiti Nr.KNIGIIT, were Seely ,ho sheatliiiit'Porter and beer. out of 3,590 bsuela of • . . !. t • .1.. DiVIDENDS,- .. -,•,.- • "- • r represented :.y not being made lodicrons. The mischief of their i '! dark intent wai not frittered awa3. by Mummery. i ova l *Gentleman asked,. b eat the die . auantitu . Diw,7f ‘..ead.V.to.B. lidoards..htarnforil.,Liaeohnisire. ad • • •r . yjn p i eig li am hutlandshfre, bank,ers.. r , Nov. 1,'."., J. !Weitz. Niir upon the whole..nie Performance Was received with Inch en ? . of Malt was for a hegshead,liquor ; and ties • m c,,,, t ,.4 l . l‘ tymefi e ft s i., Ambec.meteh A uf-',v o 4. 29; T. $1.4,4,y. of ' the - P i a" o f a. probation, chat It was ilietlintl Y .as the d t "Plet iltriskieried, that two barrels of malt will make one Leodenistaliweirifid. poulterer-N0v.1.9, H. Dupghli *QIIIIMcf- of the curial'', annottaced.for Tuesday,Tbarsdka, awl tiMuldS7s ; eial-nsad, sianater-. a ov,, SA, S. #udreact,,Jult..,Notteeilfs ~ to the emir:: sutisfactiun of. the crowded audience. ' . i hegidead of fine strong ale; Sad two . of beer. • I Olcrtfiesthrtihtrt; coach-makior-r-Nay. 30. 1%; TWO/ ilMilitir ' ••••••'''' ' The value of barley to: the , groerer, and Ka use tq ' weee k e p,NOe. fh_ .1, .-Mandarard,• t e a l 1 • i ; f ' it . , .the ppp , htlon, ars , b at s 1,44.x..40,011,,, and perils L aip „,.... :24p4 „T., f r e,a l i fi •imi t ty :9 _ol :z okuy 7 ,4oiercznti— . : '-e11"1.110 : w. ill* "t 6 .1 roim'cti,ss, 4 WO** iC°Ol. 4", _Wit:: roorTid. a ttic ° 14als i trr, a i n ijgracre u t c -Nov... :, d k . ,... wer"; -- ifte :snit port lila 'lWpstliment to its,getierai.. Alluderker,. Livatom'sal,uarertfaust-4bit. 24, T A Same 'a • 9 • - le .. 1 . epplicafion le thfi manner in the . smaller breweries i 111,".41" 4 1p., Qu E ean w 4 are tret4 -ro' ch , e i Pade therlt:e lweb" retrant s - enlea Nv. - 11 1 74' of theCoootry, and in private families, is the high :,r,.,," ,„,,.-•-1,•. i theyleydierro-kuie, Surrey, ilydnernuan-L- Nov. 16. 4, , Southampton-row, Russell-Roare. fornisbincfroo. itiftr e lkt a 04111- WhiaL.P . Shied seem mach for thal.Feather, • •- • • - 1_ ;wo er-Nay. 19, J. Gook, Plattow, Istasex,.gardener. -Ifrav„ ...., llitetiest of the la n d-o w' ier a tanner,. much fee hie. 29; 95 . brio. Bury-street, St. Mar use. jeweller-Nor. AI o comfort• and advantage of the poor .ip general, to iT. Fothetglnt Manchester, inertinftita-Nev. 12; N. 110914 . " caw-Iseeprr 7 tiov, 26. J. Hanley, %v i vito,. rawer it this tune; add' by the improvement of the 1 Mame, Middlcseas t chapel, wine-merchont-,Dee 4., I►. Arc-prey, Derby, Joy. liquoi, and the, extension of its use, the revenue' . •• CERTIFICATES-Nov. 96. would find little defalcation, it any. Good beer is, I/ W. (Menai!, Liverpool, ha•dwareman-it. S.nilh, d; Surreys', plumber-P. Pattie," Kiug's.l.yrin. l'i perhaps,* the best beverage et in use in .any part of . 1 m ri h. o cer m -R..Pearrom,.Skelt a, Yorkshire, dealer-J. ft....---Ittreet,..CAlDlderCiaCroad,roaeb.miotor_3, GI% the glebe: healthful and strengthening, the best re frether and support yet known under bard labettre. Huilderfitld'Etl!":le-1628ek!ecro-raW f.actelrslies, T. diegbie, , Besides' the high duty-lends ' to smuggling in a degree Mackenzie, i.t'i l l t ir r- N an EttsitiPs DISSOLVE!). .. aneXttaplea in 'any other. article. A reduction of c. • E. Jaws and- J. Taylor, Kenttvh Town; tatmers,k., .. , . * the•duty 'nould take away the tetuptatinn, and we Stewart and .1. lt , Dougal t Kateliff-cross, refined oil beaters. steward, J. cook, and J. Townsend, .Cheap.ide„silk-saersq are persuaded the revenue would'not Boner. ._ .. cafe-P. Scation and J. Delany, Church -street, R.itherbha, ,„ "We *re assured that no young woman , ebspecten pin-brokers - B. Martin and S. Hoyland, Sheffield, 'eu * 'of hiring taken * poisim, was received into the work- - W'• iil la d ack s s ia i tto? B = 44 , 4 ifo . o llanb ' a l.. l it. m t l ic i rns. " 'a l ad_ MC I house of lire united' parishes of St. Giles and St. `l l _ George, Blonmsbury. ' avukborlie, NottinW=pers. 7 T. Dodd and W. flollood: - . • • Routh': .. Srktrroarr,' Esq. of .FineficoClt near 1 . • ~ •Ba !darting, larseit a . Gondbarsr, has recently i subdivided a farm of 1000 2,VlCrs''. .i s i . , 4 r;e2cf` ' l* .3. 1: . 1 r c eto . fi • i '/717 111 : "-P tklA , for tie Week, ending Nowt. liar** into tewfarms, 'which 'he'lins let to ten tenants . Ail emit!' 14t r ii Of C 43 insl Of t ?Olt AND and W A 1 1 .E.8, per kt in liriproiett 'rent,:diereby con f errin g happinesi. quartes,aftdin the itetstai;•eading Oct. 49:- I• , And independence on tat, faniilies, in _lieu' of one . • liairt!Li 1 4 0 . 14 14 4e , * i' .ggitr• 1 114461 I Peas e, l °elm' `Among cro w d s the th at came to EFeter•te witness. k o 4 . , the ascent of . Mr..: Sadler ' di.th the tillopet wits , a 74•••• - :' . , i . young woman, named Eleanor prime Aka was ac campsnield ;by her sweetheart, - , ffith,,selnsiis .haring some altercation, she threw herself into thlk„eirec t and was round droiined the tietl'hinFring .ttesr,caler-, , ley-bridge. The Coroner's Jury retarned a /erd,igt of Larracy;—(Dotter' : Papii...) - -•. • •-.,, . RU 1. . .. . • We are 'requested to state,. that `ltliti'.l4P , t . lik i n — p. Addte.hill did not break' out in the kreml i n 9 f, Mr'. Artnasisau, bet in 'a saw-pit adjoining:oNp : : Jahn Hod,:re, papiei.Coo4,:onflaiis4Y aliales, privates in the corpa, o,C igepers eii,,,,gispera t ,sta-- tioned at Fort Contbectiod, - *rieiir ,Poctsmoatb, have been committed . for trifli, .fitc, dreadfol personal in. milt and cruel ti ,oit y ellia . • geitdfid o wife pf a private i of the 36th reghtieut. • p ;+~.-- ... •BA g s.lt - 1/ - Sji,PE R 1 . ) ED. •,• 3. LIAO 'Great Drirothv. iftnev-scrisener. BA N UP'FcS. • J. Hodgkioron; Liverpool, rope-mnoulactnrer, Not:) I)ec. 17, at Guildhall. Acornies,Nlessrs. Cooper and - Southamptan-h6ildingi, Chancery-lane. E. lioughtftn, Otaberitley, Worcestenhire, dealer, Dee. 9C 17. AttOrnies, Meows, Oasy and 41a1e, Droitu ich,./kor ` shire; and Niessrs Price and NVitlianab, Li nco l n . ; nu , 1 . 4 R. Sisson. Leeds; merchant, Nov. IN. 21, Dec.,. 17, at the Motel, 'Leeds. Attornies, ltietars. Uptrin, Nl . ..holm:a, And 11r. pingwity, Leeds; Sand Slossrs. Lamberts, Taylor, arid Derute, tfr a yi d lug square. J. R: Wilk ins,*Holhorn.bill, Ilnen-drapoe, liar. 13, 46, Dee. 17, at . Guildball. -Attorney, Mr. Ilindasuu, - 1. Bristol, •putber-mcrchaht,. Nev. .18, 21, Dec. 17, at Bush Tavern, Bristol. , Attorsits; Sir S. whis cum he nod ttlngidierjeartes Ina, 'Uleettatreal -.and Mr. Fraikii, , Bristol. , : * .1 S. Garland, Cunn-street, (lid ArtillerY-groitild,rerrier i NOV 12,22, I ) es. 17,1 it Guildha ll : Alltterte'y Mr. Chabot„Steiraidl‘ .1 siteetoSpitibfickls. t T. Boddy, Utper stmatifinne4„ ilossouud se y„ f e ly,,, uuger , Nov. 8, 15, Dec. 17.'rit Guildhall:" Attorney, air. lialdelry b ,Lemoolorretiliombatufs-fields. /11,,,Groses,jon Soluerford, Hanwitire, corn-chandler, Nor. 4 21,22. 1/ec. 14 at the George Inn, Christchurch, Hampshire. Attortiles, Mr. Harbin, I(ingswo6d, • Hampshire ; and Messrs,. Blensdale, Alexander, and Holey,. New, Ina. • • 4,Atevens, Unylelant. -Cornwall, farmer, Nov. 16, •17 Dec. 1 tit the ikines Aims Inn, St. I,ei. Attorney,, Mr. 'Price, 4 itert-tittart Lincoln's Ion; .and Mr. Htlisi‘,St. Ives. • . Todcnster, &tracer; .Nov:' 17, 18, 1ktc.,17, at ' the Star, Inn, Attoraies. Mr., ic ussell, York; and Messrs. •Cardidett atillTitook (;r a y's Ipn, • R. May, - Soutlonitid;Sellaki:AmlirrnflOl4. NOV: /5, IC' Def. 17t at the Angerit4 nsr l l 4l6 al l l4 l ,lfekilk. • Attornies,'lttr: • Crabtree, Halesworta Load Masts. Willis insd.<",q..kii,apsrord i r coort. ' 1 • w; Basislkr,.4llltdeley, 'Shropshire. stathitqt,ittio. 44_ 14 Dec. 17.. as Ton t ine Al wielei, Morales,- Ng' Deity, antrrbote, IltdbOta-katirt, Olaf I Ind ; m a dd e7 .44 •• 4 T • Il • • . Acyte d Atioin-friart:. arc e ,. Nov, It - , 22. at Gnildhall. Attorney : fdr,Jsmis Aiketig ik sqtutre. • 4 ' .! • • ,* *l4 Dolrlattalif.higboay,botilt ? e d . ; EL is, Attpriy, Mr.,klugh *real& ettsy.lota.' ol A, Kr . .water, horricrschhi re. potadFrnamiltactu (cr. !Dee: 1; at the Commercial:ref/oink, ;Bristol. At tar:imp/defers, Yale and Greenlicld, Gray's Ina a quare; and bleats. and.Lisett, Itist9l. W. Death Streenf, Alderhullibury, Illackisell-hall_ factors, ditie.42,,l94.BJec...l7,attiuildhall: Attornies, Messrs. .Sweet and Stokes, Batingitall.street. . • , • P t lnces-street s Rotherhithe. Nov, 12, 19, Dee. 1/ 1 111 Guildhall; Attorney, Mr. Bousfield, Bouserid-ptietlt. Fltet-stilOaLif , . AkIJ Veld And 3t.. wt. Backlers.bury. stationek,,Aist 11, 1 , Dec.l7, at gut Allan. Attorney Mr. Aleratt, Atie ebtercbiard, Caottow-street, ; . • • • 16,10arsonit„ Sutnerfct.strort. talf-enlesOtall. Nov , Its 1 , 9 4 1 4 ,1 0 „ 17,as tiajl4loll. Attorney, Mr. Argyll, W..kieltnpelr ro4.' • ~~. .t d. 44,9 d. .86t ~,,,;, intOik, • Taykw t rectiwo94l, -*WI ft, E. 4. r, gf. 471 , 6 1.44- . 9 144 9 n 4 'll4iatisat-Towx.--Sifi7'day in examination look prat;e`beforeOzottile "fi'Etts; `Esq. the resident Ma- • ;giittreite; ophrest''ehaege of burglary against a .maw . namMilstisi. nosell. , ' • ' tiftihti."Ttenioh, a very active, officer of the vii-. la kit, htdd;i•that between lour and five on Friday miiitinti' it Inle'keing his rounds, he•met the Pii sdhil• cops thristigh the 'Village with, a sack on his bdtk, Iviiikititeinsisted onosearching; the Prisoner rempnitrated-sighinst the 'interibPtion,'but 'Hinson persehero4 . and calling the watch to his "assistance, . tonic . . ttini 16 . 4 - custody:' 'On *Sehtching the sick', he' foandlin c it.irra bundle's ; ohe Consisting of books, • lettiii;OnB iinett, the: other • of h pad ''of small 'clothes; it traiiteoltt;•••aad a letter addresied,tn-a Mr. ~.I C : ' C"ltoddychtsi,•• at' rinehley. Henson hiein Cf . ' 1 12: Ott' Piiiinieir ihi eustely t immediate! pro- . ',. lth Findley, to enquire if •etty . robbery,. hail • •beierildtitnitikteitheTV, VA& 'ln . minsetipence lirlitiam Bhitentttitindid °the iiiiiiilnitiqan,' . lind. deposed that htl'titti •therFilttfilet -,elifrlit t 'anB, residet'intil- ' iatrirmitte,-Wineltteyl-'tbef 00 Vint isfletAtititt iin went tnibedAiwt - inektd: Utrei'his• premise o illalni ' foind thetoairstitE ' isidloidTlS t rltleg . in' th-tfn, bin ing, heillicoVeied'Attatffiiiiiit g ii ii i tslik_lsl.o cut • Mt out bf .t !M sfdrte id ifist; Mt !iii 'the Nerture it ' haitteeivoPelitid, 'WO 04 chi"h flii Arai tithe fonntl•byllierios*Oleit tbiiirte, fi ttit nerd tnisa i n imirAss 0....i1i.v, tr ., It !, - I1 s...at P. 1 , ,--: . rTrtwiltigiithtieVy agitliated itio•Nooofir to ' .. tateXtlithieft • '''' ' ''' ' '• . ' - - ' The, corps called the York Chasseun'veis,ltitely •fotiviettribm . Valifieriti o s e riC'lloa deleiteA' froth other regitdittitiq' hie it'so to be *emir Of ; a l likiiiird-' - verriMitAliki t ilpithrtft sit Otrty'bf :t heti men 's ha fil a .11,4 4 oglittlitfikthigOti'i: dliaing th e ntoutti: qt . sestr ab e it. .. 1.-:.,...0 ,- .4 , . i •, .. 1 • . .J...., [ an ber voyage. raised, atur so anxiously expecced bk, the , forward on Saturday night, ander' t e inns LI interconree Meares. The scenery ewes .novet, spleadli a year 1786 dresses were, at the same time* irtmel alma the atrength Of the Tileaire Ind moth are to soca! performance, Was exhibited to* *I gitreremeng leolaelblparticsnerlfy in tke ditribution, 40 t h e play was, perhspi, never' so well one, if not 'that the painter, the moritian; the "machi "maker have done, would be trill I+urg as to Continent.— (for all this might have been employed on :dQWII Were Mime), if they had not been brought to it acting play of the immortal Bard. Here, Non eletpi place are all secoadary. It is theplay itself thee r ids d i d d &ii,„,i_ engages the passions, informs the mind, Anti 7 71F 17 of every auditor. As it was acted on Sat sae. T? Wu wail iannenat which eubarmon, no lecture on a 4. ' •Z:t k• • it, Nor. 6. F, b • 1 4.144`.4 t I • Rigfnit has 'won n, Esq. to. Or his Memel, and Pillao t . 4 le province of 4dat • 5. IN THIS PRESENT .