The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-06 00:00:00

"fiery illtetttpl to rottoP her yr , elqt fur Our elute of 13 dads :". Pd ineffectual, 1 ring . fp* ble 'Mitt b not yet aimed. • 0 , • 04. ;11 at `); • • -'• ••'' - --: • • • - - - . ' ' -- ' . -..:. .. .. - ...... T E grA i ntSMAN T - . - • AI : •*. . - ________._ __ f-i 14 '" • • '-'• 4 ' '.../. 101U 1 Mi e nfigitLIY % ' To Tog EDITOR or * Tail STATESIII44. .' ' ..alto,4olftl 7 1 4Ni LAWTONe --. ' LVAD SRL:KIRI i tip raut, Nonni; ititt . . . , !' • ' '' .or' ' Iste4le Saininilltomfli will, ft . . . •• '• et I -r-. I,lll * Y r Sin,--4t will be extremely satisfeCtniy Wartliiii et o a r R e siders will jorol , c t y g eos ak„ rst tow . u ,4 04 ,6 . ~ . •r ' 1 it a •-•frpil ' * Viiiii i Ind it si 'MX remains Will 41 - ei iwt i pieta* - , your Binders, that some person Tufted lea* "sus seliWwere,!!!iplir...., need rioarred by bar Pollee, The wait kletWasi Lord Selhirit maim. Aiik t - 1 . 1 !vi v o !nod lei iliti Welt iitilhfi &torch of St. „Acta; of .Scotland should explain the meeting 6f 4cti ''' - Se. " etse o.i;,sciisendi itio . .. „Nit ~,.i1 way i to /41 .. e r: th t and die, otosiot Inn e forgaueli w est . CoMpsny came a% before the Amilie Coen at . , .v , i l l, . . s a io„ the parish ie irtileh he was bops. ' I dereef, as well as the character and odice of . the LaterAcceio n t li sr t, Mace lacy were these the° ill ' the Sandlekik hi Up - per, Cantlde, Ott the 'AL a • ieptig,- . . 71,say Stimillea maiden name was Garbett, admit; Procurator Fiscal. Both the one and other at - •• -...-, feu OUR •ItIi.NDS Iti LIVERPOOL. • . ber. iiiillenstlins to an toccisunt . of the J' • .." • - . . , • • / spear from the easnescoment of her asevelege ar, present is unintelligible and unknown inehts country. . • tied from the Dairen ateudte the still Jere , ,i ' we ' ga nig woe aen so Gesteitoustr to out seetaur. . -"" - . . -' • -•-- ' . .. . ' • ; ehoe noireille,latkeiteelfsAftigtteihteia'rer'Jank It is said the Ads of Se(terunt are the lams qf Scut* w . e,.. eby Fri. rh obr rabst remelts! thanks to oar friends. On, (hit , day, reideted a hell petite-fief , Ik e •. • • for Ham news i f resetting US from the hands of petty despo- Lordship /. for resisting, • - , ;. i r - . . I fypi4 mei. Off.' per f 13 . -•,,,, • , land, notwithstanding they are made ' witbout tiny Atm. mid dwieg le. so comfortably io a country where. witb ~.. ~,,, A ..../. l A. L - •'V.., . , . , o sk , it, . ~ , • ; . it/0 4 m 3.1-segoesd d lit Kele, In the comity of Herefoill. reference to our House of Commons. The Legisla• oderate I wary we con obtain a cumforialue lieelihoud. At '""" ilk*'^uee ell Was . r .. II ; • •the ...liens*. to. proud In think. Shot there is in Englaod an Lordship end seeigire) , :se ' p lg t ‘T i c , 4.. . ••• ter /tee •- t ' •• 4 ' . emeert iteralltrOsen;',_itrUace e ' s lm k f r •lh t" l i i ,", beu r ideli4 ' fi ve Authority of England has not any thing to do bonestfew,vevidy said will* so . deftod the injared.end ersdea- *troy Ihe toniptiny i . '• '''' .•' ', h ts gysel tel ` O " ./ • A dwilttref Ehrlich waist, at+ o f uit aw l, with these enactments whatever. . y our hoi.e I.o 4.ati trumnv ps. e cite wicked proj e cts of o r bsi ont r e e m et p e t d ib4; 1 . 7.1 , „ . multitude a ills,. ilertantd . ... ft ~, I . itctai i ! •ii is a iipatog •eireemsoace that in the parish • It appears ' there are some great and learned men in , :.);tll . erch of St. Belde, Fleet.street, there is a simple en. Scotland who hare engrossed all the knowledge and igdau"t an "bdePende"' Jury . ' • ' witnesses . Thri Grand- . 7104 ones.. . till Ate ... Awarded 011 placed against the wall, on which , t. i wisdom, not only of that 0 pressed Country but se,'" W ishi gel7°,,Plln° of the gr e atest re spe ct g ad twee° , we re- placed evening of Satoiday.tbe 191 b, in dinged - it: the Malts 7 . *ere bl 041-Inamiption to the memory of the great 1. also of England and Ireland, P end therefore, bare l no -le' r I; " *• 3' 1 Y.l" In" • 6 ` llPd lS. i .‘ "4 4 C ilimi lin b t et lerT nit net U g ti ST, d iklo t i l d e a ca y li' asior a i b itg al ,lb co e 111 1.4 in th g , t° th a ey de iti le pt urs a i ga na ln i" bai tle .ate• . ' 4' ~. ! . ofAir *OW Readily, who died of a broken need of the interference of the Britirlt Parlisinent, • • 7 , . . - /Sean dap after the decease of a beloved wife. ~ 6• ELTEIt LAWTON. I, ~ • who it seems, cannot know what is good for poor ' lislatbideirea, se,a.s. account of tent bad weather, some of them tient.nelli ...... “11 1 71- sr e Her ot little indebted to Mr. Miller for hisservices, atteielatiee at :the usual boar. Ahoot nee; the Chid b, c, Is as foil o ws :- 1 •„_ Justice °buffed, tbet the Quiff had 10 04 ste-' l l4 ' 't ' ; 1 . '' I . Scotland. Surely no man in authority will bare the Nero this p ines 11 : 7'' sic e hri gh .e l t i o n!l igi v t r o r rni f°ll :ou e" , that the Turnkey, who swore oo • ..''.< 'hardihood to assert these ildr of Sederunt are the 'efedeposited she remains of r . . 1/ • - •'• • . Aeolic Rowittar, E. it. S. Laws of Scolland, when . uasanctioned by the &lash - the triqlohal we had blankeo to cover os with, while in prison, en unusual ~ egg" of it(delgeete to the 17rt and ,14%: - ' 4,4!... . i ' has tot In* himself, that not kin the case."-(Liverpool and hid Waited an enPrecelleafed 4444. Cf• • ' ' • 1 -. '• td, • , .• . alb December. !IS, i'E at 46 i' rarliamerit. t • - Alercrutik) . • ‘r and hainase temper of Maud, D•i, Sir, ' give es some information upon the, sub. . for their +liberation • that it ass • • ... . 5.. 11 .. 41:171r: ' . 4 1 ' f . ..; t ... , . 10. I li4 goodsem. of beam, •, ••• . 4 0, • .. t). gi I '.. _ tyeedearedbiao to all Msfrieso It; , ject.-And then again there in o great Officer de. wait auy tooger giitheol any •'': • -' ltid • le e• • -' • , eld•his great in and Inborn' enmitiated the Procurator Fiscal, what is he I- • •-. 5111 7 6 .0-L A R AFFAIR. • Coast, soft thereinto. .adinernelerni r•,- ~ • ' - '' 4 ‘ *''-' • V • , :•,.. • &tieing hiit es teasivessod valuable ~ . •• it - • , .....4 ',,, Who appulnte hi m ?-la it a place of purchase? ; •,.- $• , , . --...--- terney•Ggi r neral then went i n to the .1U- ••' • • • .• '. • ' '`• - • • •' "; 1.: •,, .001leetion of uateral curl woes • ,e e. a.' - . `'.l i • • , •.- "•• abito t towel of learned • ; „ , +•,.... What are his powers ? -Are we to aliderstand be k Ma. reTrelt.-Alle realest of the e t r eur a rta l ieer g aase eted the bill o the table, and told this -.; , ; . ... i ." ,•';‘,....."- - • •- . la • ... •..• -. the Public 'Accuser*? -floor he two equal ways, either w L e d ' l er nli cie tit , the e "'"'"" 4 """' e "" 1 - 1° "I recut- Jury thr4 the need mit_etststla - ~.-4, v.> ~, ''Yr -2 , i' • • Pell* grave with the remains ... . .... by oceurred *bide the hot fifteen or Meaty hindering or maintaining ?-10 the power ike, rules. •II la more dos° orditsioty tseerest , f ' , A wa nooz m th a e n, sor si b id i- a n n o f t 11 '7 ; 1 :r e : 1 ; 4 1 0 1 i t t h t4 .. tekt ,: ar . ,: j f . , , ••-. : 4 1. „.,... r ...,.,.. . 44 „ ,.; ~, tot ' • . 7 5. -k t; ' • , ' I : *'• ' * • ef slam% Isl.. beloved wife. ... , r. . ' lame ariedea and onespecied•detsth, ..i • legated IQ. Ibis Prmusrator Fiord OT a Cstierone nary her, Assents in Cold•Bato-S , eds Print no be it r orris man or Sprodard. 50... lea I he..n an agent in mune t o m h,,,a, a the • ' sib thefts's of Deermher,l7s9, a tendency ?-Is he an Officer appointld by (he afrucisify veer. Oat were never sullei dto tenu.spire.. fn tinier -- ---7 - ---- Ot . " • • 5- i I • ...-&-' • • A,4,,,... .' - • ' -.' • ' .• ' 'lll the eltie %cur of her age; ' •' . ; ' --! roily contributed to shorten.• • and in whose situation lb.. rublie feels an y to atit/Pasetlit padre asiodon-thet lime motel a g itated a n th e brought forward Of Iti ~‘ ' i f :`:i7 . e.: 44. ',Lile t_ . ,.. -; '. - . *.i'" .' . '''' Crown, 1. . ',. • the thread of his fife: Interest, as useful and intimacy towards promote**. ittl ea 6 et e ; r a m ° 6lb eed : i ! g t r o ; e r., B PPOilit , i l cbkav , or nholf ono a charge of ,Pt a . 4 . '' . :":A 46l 4t r * - • e' . * 4t'44.. ..• . 8.. ' •90 , 1 • '• .- 0,„,. A.,.... ' • ..- .'"- ' , ' ... .....- i • were an esatopie . . urtstourat :ituting whom is was thought trod a clia the true ends of 'public jprite? Or is it ire of those : Mewl lii include hlr'S'. Rardeo. The resolt of their conference. rge rigAirilit •r. : . ' 4 4 , • •-.." 4. • ' . of conjugal ti affectiou. . skestiona under the Feudal System permitted and Iw e were told in •he Newspapers . wait...that his criqies ser e of anee to legal process, a, r- .•; ' • Pte .., .%• 141 4 '.. V. ''• Vi • : A. ' • ' lIINIMEMIN . sanctioned as A formidable instrument in ' the hands Tri i rr e Xa e l g elae g t su lle dm is l ii i . s i n e l f . : ' br v ist , "" ent a ..u.s.Ln4estill'itn"cir„ She ' ` 4"* ! ia ' n of i l l . ' 1 • ''' t• • • -4 '' I' % a . ,r.,:' s f • I . •ftsl . '''''' '', " • * oppression ?Orisit an assumed authority that can' la ratios ell the interest bad sameohdt subsided I Pod 11 r were it • •PPitar4` that *fete t g ~., ' . • .-: t",,7,' tt '"- - "• . . Me . " '.. ,:. _. ExTEmpoßk, ,r„.........!. •, ..... • be done „...,, ay g_w halever way t g e p rocura t o r. .teen odd, tante !resorted etiockeionef this roan. Sate , he bad Jury, told Selkirk egeti, - .C. 4 ": .)..1ii...y.„ .t -' • • •:Ik, .: i ..,,, ,-. . • • • • fitly um &Mu Lc 1101111.1. T'S DEATItt - -I .'" destroyed Afarsett-hy placing It s head on •he Nom in his e"Il. an d l l ia o s • s e.toi,arara n ,„ Fiscal AIM became appointed, or the fagots why be *here doefoot rif his bedstead (uhich lora d rep). eaow these .-m-s-d that'-r ; hi ; - y - I : er - 1 - 4 - n t i , n - o r tio. ' bli. ' a r, .! • 4 1 ' ,1 “'" iit . .•-its_.l . , 7 .. ; ' ..%:.-, . r `S ' ' ,,t "'.. '•, ..-, • . Ir lf es. ItIORIA I T is dead jr•ftpo awful pause i 1 4 ' t.ailly tilegge . ack the gerroess Patriors canoe; is continued,' let us be lorgirtned through the me • tact oleo let flow' , and h 3 drawing it audder , iy opuu hirmelf. ; . - liweareettin- he inorn'sdimemper'd thought &dim of your intelligent Paper t so that we on thi s gut ' lerld "`" li- e ' l•te " e r• with tain'peiting with t't•e G.. - . ',1 ,- "'' , •• 7-`!.7. - • ••• ' . 4 .• is'• ~0o more ;Ammeter euquery reaper-tine ibis man, whose name - ' , • . - '' s ''' ''t •'.: . ''''' if, lltereldelt Cie.poblic mind is Inly fraught; • side of the Tweed may not appear careless, or in- leantret reentleciatorersent, lam sold•that h. had been mainly • I /*sow Spelatelegobe - ' me. yei Mirk I must, • . different to the snuation of our Caledonian friends, trunietitat Ns I lse forgery of she h'ersocli .4soiglials. u n d er the r, inEL4AI): * 44.144 f 11 " ''. '- ' .. % iv , I fort that ahlantriamk.-but know that Geo is just.. PairoyageoltAo NiaiNtry: and be. 011ie he had oat been • re -zups.._ t . . - • - • . .- 7. _ . 6 t . . ea . f . tt who are loudly complaining of great griseasces in muneildrid to his sat•sfat.tion , hod thought propei to reek other .., • .. . • • A • •vf - • . their judicial proceedings, as litigietts,arbitrary, and . m 6. ast .epon ers. and fwd under sibere ta a e . dress ne to are ib i e le" Gr V as i s o d l ;: t r n y f o i f "m tha rj 4 l ; l l, 4l 1 7: 7 1/104; / 1 .4: . ' • (0, , •, . , .-. . , . .•- .....111 j; i w n e tei l l p i ii gmace rn that. vi t tiols e ir . r e i zi e v h eciFuynedsstecordantyi-nuferotmo unjust. Your compliaike, sir, will Much ohliae la I i ter a t e' , r ue o r to dratent n) Hank uj England Vdies. sembled el Gfeen.street, on gator . a s i• , i ''' 9: . 24, '. , ;Ira :' .-- • 1 ~. i% , . ; Il i, ' an $ 4100.6 . , thee . liere as lOW as 611 f. but ' - •--................-a-..,.....0r AN ENOLISIISING, ;, . te j l h p i st , a y r o i:t io . w iest ill ett hav o e fi r f h a r i g t, oo ls do p ea on t s r t i lty ree , o n l na .ec tim l, r w air sta i t i h r e ; R b r o tto , rt i . ~. . general internal state of ((eland is irs I - •'..• Olio Mak we are itinitied in making some farther enquiry •is the • i i ,„ and that industry ' . . .• 'sg -. ~ 4 - I ,stingt - again one per bent . it is said , however. their, NAVAL IN'I'ELLIGENCE., , . -.‘ subject , I base not AO opportunity of referring to a file of " - .I. fitheaeduont for !belt's, day Crane present month was -w o - .• • Newspaper', of so early n roue i but the eiretims antes ss ill he throughout the Country . . . this happy •*" If af. s . . . ,„.. 4. 4 . i ; . to the memos) , of many o r year Routers; and from the great iss• Nis. , he attributed to the increaseil disc • siert of . 1. • ~ , • 41061.41 at eltf. We.; ban/ C continuation price of fi c " A l i. serest the affair recited ut that period, I have no doubt souse I ~, ~ 4 i. f .......: . .... ... t ' : Otte, Nov. 5. - Came down from the 1r- ~ vet-y`ornlaable Informatios might be gleaned for the P u bli c , on ""in -' ""h"11.1 "'"""11 a ll a ia l a ." 'a f Of I t - . aro eid a half mi . r cent. se - tomtit/red with the money ice of Oat day, whiCh was 6V.. at the close of the William Lushington, Soghree, for S. Kitt's ; Wel. a stifijeet unquettionabls Ike most is• portant that eserening i eit to the impartiality, energyi natl . deism if* . at e bane.° mind; conuected.aa I Aille•Juvinced it may be prow- Magistracy-and to the ettlfirysf ihe . Py11f.c.....: no b e s... Toe & baa been regarded as a strong proof lesley, Jones, fur Jamaica ; and William Harris, ed to be, with our very es istence in a state of civil switety. 4 . . Thp Noble bird seeded ip ',trent temtif of area • ~..Of the grittily ot 'mosey in that capitol, a scarcity Harris, for Jamaica, and sailed with the rest of the . 1 rrealio-YalletteierrtfollYt Liverpool, 0e1.9,51h. • E • & hoosioo, to the a hsencteof rho greater part of the . 1 .N.shilily, and other, greet. landed proprietors of • ;chiefly attributed tre 4 he Area esP°ltsti m ' s •e t °P eek ' oetward.bosod, with a flee Neese, eicept the St. • ....___t_..____._-__"-- : • rills.: Mid** thest i etscdmearices, Kenney any Petrick, well Nes. 97, 90, 6, 15, and 1 2 , trans . ENCOURAGEiIIgN7' OF. INDUSTRY dara beidod, eho in other countries dialer* fed the • teon was left to' the aril Hank but to adopt the ports lov Cork..-•A'rrived stud renting the Ocean, - . &EDUCTION OF POOR',S 4,‘ITES. wealth that is drained from tiotie ~ppr.ssed and 64. , . clew the) hare. 1 , . ..: .. A opriessu f s iorr b Leone Gerwee, f rom the 7th , .Aerktiasndth, from Ifonduras, for ordera; his %fejt". , .--aer..-- lected tenantry, and ,air Whitt% a t lentil .a4Oll pelt . , , .. ought to be impended in li.eland., to stigeolitein ittl_ i re. ' . . PUBLIC AI/DRESS. • •.4 hitrei.io the leg li of July, have arrived. ' the ler:ship I.)orida,, (lola a cruise tia,..iteNorth ward. . The oteeneragement of industry and the redaction ward industry. These Gentlemen, perh3P's ai r pest /luta wf ahearctsolaitia a Proclamation from Governor Ffirs'O'Cenci.-rThe Asia Inilliwnao, and the (4 aware that in the inattention the with ery-l'elfead. : . . • of Poor 's ltates been; essential to the comfort and .1111-4 . 4 :4 1a 1 u1t • 14 4,0 14 i b rgi. t hat, b Y tre at y with . as ship Rpdios, His new; passing . tftOlnigh the -Bowes, prosperity of the community, has occasioned a steno caption!, manifest (nwarg hop), who Wto . ogisitt tit ;Amt . ' ! r ,Africsa. ' hishotobtolued a surrender of the, .f r • a ti 11 , . .... .. me toupee sr on . • • • - of SOW* Gentlemen, who, having formed themselves ,.. - e, ~,, i to them f ur protectio,,i In istt7 a .ttlitri t- , • . ' • lita's' 'de' 1 . 10 " 1 *; ttroiY• Crawford, Ir!issmoittrt • , . oRT•moLiTu, Nov . 5. -Arrived WI Wharton, ewe a:Provisional Cogarnitiee,desire fo elicit the best •thems eten •et th e g re e , Ohleef sited e; the y . . 414 , t . \ • '' ' ' " 1 .• • 'keit Ceiel sstio4. egg that, in the elite of the the esteem arid love of their,pimple; they sonamem '', • '. ~ ~.. p b . „;. mile ., y i . Co o per, infotesaiion on these important subjects. 'They coin. ' King eit. ,Greet Britale s :lie bed taken possession of Purdy, from eters sigh and - .. 7 ._,, omitted their esertione in she Metropolis no accouet their j ed g ence . in society ; P"O 1 " 84 '. , I ,'Y oil alOil..Pa. ‘ ' • t I ' them, tlatlaiiiittekt4 • ollinere aid a military force from Riga.-Sailed hie . 1 4 4gjetty's taMpe, .Bins and {scatty which it affords foecomaiettieaskee. exact tea moth foes Mr . r , f ~!.it.‘.1., 0 -00,:ki l li . .-: . 4 t these, foe detkeeeeetion of the laws. The Pte. .Perthleof.-4ot Ja =, ' • . .. :' .:' „ i . Cle . _0 - !et ,124004.1itti-IPAAlStaak+o4; stehneirStiii . .t faiste of met canary, ap pe ars from the Legislative wit. Lord Norbery, en ads allusion to the absent yeti rdior; sms4s *torso alignments of laud to .- , I . i Hope;; Tobago, Wawa, sedileih, , ht.*. baring invited info:matfett relative to the "tete and now on the, Content* rdertakes to prophayiee '. each persons, dirty gotii:fied, as may be desirous to it b o t4 l i u e t r ig t i h n e s t in the peliflca systetne and espreeta his Iti form cousturdat tie' egtecaltual establishmats in the g newly arty/Areal territories. . tons, 'Anne, for ditto; Saty ' sovireffitsA4ica; aippleyawarst of the poom It is evident that their I . , 4 end. tidy Hannah Eltice,;ll;qs I . r ditto. ' designer situation 'cosi only be remedied by' amens of • raftltSit te t 'ell rotflotl . In the island., are ez . (;("F‘si Nov. 5.-7Saileqj the„ ,411 ' kinattl°- with any e ng oc p h COM- , perted to .sitai . e: in she. trade ot the Kin Pongos. mety, for Charleston; Stiviere ono for ditto; those now,seeking plague • eingese ,rilku.. e te m n it ri Yalle uot t lteing foetid fOrthceuunatoicuclui.piel., 'she in. eels "will shortly be io a Gorr), to get.beckr if eat detained to their. tiortiticatiort." We should WI much pleasure et•eini retain et Our snseotees frets • I . 1! illutiklitionS received in cousequeoce of •pplication ' 1 Hie Nerial Rio Grinds, anti other rivers. T.., -.7 . hand. in obioii the annexatirti was made, will also ind Miner", Cooper, for Viteterford. \ 1 .- . .to agricultural stelananufaetoring perishes, the in- F le e ce . be t tie" that the es"' of th eir restaf a will 11.tawicar, Nov. 5 ,--Arriverl tbe PrtnettU Cheep , fermatioe derived from Members of tbe. Board of • be begielicial-an tie British clatterer in Afrua, Ito very different from that which .leas been inferred , . Agriccliure, and the mei o f p rie fi cs i „ c o ns pu b_ the Noble and Leavned• Lard in his Addrete ti • ; , i " 1. pocket, with a Mail, &c. from II(illand. . , • force hating bP.n used to 'Pattie Treaty ; it w is one t A '', r . '' l ' of t,,,hai • and sale, and the parties dispassessed-of RAMSGATE, Nov. 5.-Sailed most of ' the Vaal • ..I Usher' by the Nobility and other land.oweers, liar. Grand Jury. ... evinced that the poor are generally induitriousand •., • ,i. A since Danviii itusseat.-7 A tr. tilitta‘ lift * is i it will bear testimo:ty in their own uriahbourboods to bound west ward. . able tor maintain themselves without psiodbial aid, ) , the justice end moderation of Great Britain. GRAVESEND , NOV. 5 -Arrived the SPeiallato'c, oaten occupying small portions of land. party of ten or twelve Men . , all well mountedy al* ~ , 1 ,: Sir Vass Is BORDCTT nearly met with a Serious Wishatt. (ram Swint; • Senaphore, -. (mu, The Committee desire by a Fontein and zealous in- armed l ' i ' 44 " ei " 4° • " 4 1'15 t. " 4 9 • we ll 4, 2"1 1 hair Y. cor ps sod Crap'' ! over their fares, eomelittets 6' rniret wiring . Secidelit, . few (Inv' AIOCP, while hunting. Ile MOS C.ltliZ ; Brunswick, Blake, from Qoebee ; Hastings, ppaligallatt..LeMacertiin she most eligible mode of sc. ' 1 Tiding over a tract of what is called rotten land, and from Bengal • ; Prince of Orange, Silk, from Bengal ; elampleshiSgihese important 1 objects ; and its emir. be 'glary in the direlling•houMi,of ride: i•rhn Cuap. 4 of liollyfield Hall its the ottitioltnf WaHheel : had just laughed at the di ffi culties of awns other Carolina Matilda, ..--, from Norway ; Agnes, sinus have been sanctioned by tounseronS enlightened ta i . gi . l + 9 .6 - & „ ~_ , I . L. 1101 V Cross, in the county or noses. - Amok two 4 • sportsmen, when he was himself thrown out of the Lanes, from Quebec ; Tore Gehrnedera, ---, auebenevolent character'', who are Of opinion toot , o'clock its the morning, as Iwo of ?net iirm/Oriryg men •. I stirrups. Be escaped, however, without being much from Itotlerdssi; Progreso, Talbert , (rem Lubec ; the employment of the poor, and lessening the her. • hurt. The Baronet is at his seat Ramshury. manor, Your Sisters, Sigen, from.. Renee : Priam. Regent, then of parochial assesimersts, set principally to beat - were proceeding to the ',able, its order ta yek• 'lie Wiltshire% and he was hunting with 'Mr. Wane's, hingh.s. from Waterford J Prince of Orange. Collins, mined by the additional cultivation of land. horses to go to market. they were surprised,. by ',he . . bounds. . from Rotterdam ; Swan wick, -,from.Viriinis ; If this principle era. genteelly adopted, every gang, who after tying them tegether . f ie ,_ triK , atehte, • . Sir SAMUEL ItOMILLy'S law library is said to have Atlantic, Allen, from Baltimore ; Charles, Gana,: clam of society woad derive sabstantial bene fi t, and threatened to take their Hies if Ike, mho" 'the least ': been fen the most choice and valuable of any possessed from Rotten ; Friendschaft, Stuff, from Rotterdam; ca o s iderabee f ac ility would attend its e xec ution • it alarmi-and ordered them to pia I ..llia •:„ by the profession. Amishithrite, Doaidsoti, from Q u ebec ; an Prince of publicly supported. . • • crow-bar, in order to force epee t se dpea; se a ' No - business was dove yesterday at Serjeant's Inn . Waterloo, Stllith, from itetterdem. - Sailed the Sit-. lu'lhus venturing to request information, the Com. .- • • crow - bar being an the premises, they precoca(* Ball. The new Chief Justice and the new Judges vereien, Moltasal. for Madeira, &c.; Neptunua ..4 -. 9 -.tees address every patriotic sad batevolent charac. plough coulter, with which they forced' gapes lea took beeakfast with the Loan CniNCELLOtt this Van Geyt, fin Antwerp; and West Indigos Cook, ter. `. Ire objects are-to awaken attention-to in. deor, leaving one of the party as gentling! ever lath . . . . two men. After gaining an enttoute, .tbay reornieg, and went in procession, accorcling,to cus. fur Antigen. site discamius-to street and avert the evils au leeg tied down the maid-sertritit, who they ktand hod tom, to open the Courts at Westminster Hall. ' • deplored-to egmeny the unemployed-and to pro. .I '• .r I ' Mr. GAT.TUORNE LITT II action against Sir NA- WM t individual and uatiorsal prosperity. ~ , t got op; and whilst some of the tufty, with presented pistols, stood over Mr. Chipman and family, the , ••• Hia • Majesty's ship Childers arrived at Ports. • BENJ. WILLS ,Provhional Secielltly. trauma:. Conarry, for false imprisonment, will, we, mouth, sailed from Trinidad the 17th of September. King's Head, Peels), Nov. S. ' .. rest proceeded to rub the, house, and ltucceeded in • • ate informed, be tried in the Court of Common ..• ) • carrying eff 711. in Bank.nates„, four swatches, and .. 4 She left at St. Vio•ent's the Antelope, Rear-Admiral •, Pine% deflate the Satins its or after the present u asAlthrtY, the only ship remaining on that station, severa l other. artichm, and esca ped with the'l4oo(y. • • Toes. liond-bills • were yesterday in circulation for the, . i s FIRE AT . BARRER'. 1 ANORAKA.- W !TOW ' . • very healthy, as were also the Inhabitants of that apprehension of a young wan who has absconded , t• CCITENT•GARATX TIEEATRE.-Min SOMERVILLE island. The accounts nbieir she has breaght respect- 0 night, between eine:and ten o'clock, II . - Ilike s ' repeated the cbtftacter of Adelgitha last night, and ing tko Independent, in South Aortae', have been nom a house to the cntton.trarle, with mend thou.. ere. of alarm was esciteil iti-tile naighb?ar old of send pounds in aoods and ' money. lie had dal - d * *is rtreeieed with Increasing testimonies of the pub- mostly anticipated by previous arrivals. A great mated concrete, Cad the - seas t of• all 'agouti), CranboareiNalley, in emeewinetre of are , lin approbation. The Tragedy was succeeded by a many English officers volunteered their services on the Panorama was op fire. .It appeased !het osiisi;ot - • ' • • . . • mew Ballet, founded nn Ike beautiful story. , Purl Marl Admiral Baton's fleet ill the attack on Guiria, t action,. . . AregallatteStlrClet.-Tuarlay night, - abesst nine the paper , or 1 . 4 1 01611 s • nism took,fire, which *pew it - t i 111111 Virginia; end adapted from another "piece of bet they all left him at 'Trinidad, after the captors self foetid to atom..other ii,flaunstible substauttes. via %-- v ... ' • o'clork, a young wools* residing *kb kW enele •in ,*he isonspilese now performing as Petite The piece, of Goirio, in coeseqeence. of some difference con• Cheaters-street, Totteehant Court-road, attempted to "9114 considerable fears for the elhiMthast- ' 11001 '. ~. 'with ita.dances, affords a pleasing relief as an inter. resetting pee and prise-otonee. The Governor, Sir pyt a p er i o d t o .01iSIOSIIII by banging holoalf..a. disks infoemeqou . writ sent to the di ff erent regimes, '•'. , • We .Ratio the Play and Entertainment. After RALI64I WoODOORD, had afforded them assistsue no lePei.hrin Matte of which arrived in heft es hoer. - ITriderdadee Of indisposition she retired awry tn•lier . . / • • the Ballet apas.rosir,tl a Farr., callell Who Wine ; sod stloporl at a lime when they stood much in seed b e d. rinn an d a moo n r a n op is a b s eils gesittr 'ther.,atioltitede of, persons that assensMsat ' tr. -. , .. ,/, t . ;1 ,4 , or, The WHnre's Choke. Mrs. C. KLIPALE per. of it , not having been able In get their prophet,. of asi hour a fterwards to again. it .shasmee bettei, a iw il o lh - * *4 4- . "4 :e l i t a :r wi, F ( 7l, nd at n a e iia" t,,4 . l)6. ''; ' I. "' . . . 4 , 1 1 404 the Whitt., Dcltair with her weal spirit and otiowooce of pay or price-mosey from Baton, who was shocked to find her hanging appeassly.alad.-e- - . . t eleird• sense. The Farce itself it pleasant and hie- ' refusal them in Consequent', of being under, he said. She was i ug m a ily cot down, cud by ow application ttoublea. lint bat no 4alaseidonO •. '• r. ... , _ ....,, . !I , taproot, without any prese u siess to higher quill a poem's) , of 'laying out all the specie be bad out . of proper remedies animation was restored. - -She bid •As . fityltsk i r illT , s l l o *. - 7 - 0 41 5 .•-. ' • ~. . . .7 . -L . , Ale - 0 " . aim; and clawed the evening with an agreeable era board; Is she perching. of another vessel, supple's, fte.eveuioeleete r atitat Nigh* ,alclOck, a .lirett T o af _ . e . . been ins nereadespending way fa dime linile. 1 %IneSsi ou Th e h ouse was well fi lled. 0, I is , arrival of she . Duke of Stisallls at TU II. 001111 taralalseEs N or . 6.-- , •W.bsetarsodebe - sk ; fine moo t very respectable oppeerance was observed In V/OM. v • t lir.;" --. - t A.: l - •Jitille SoMERYILLI and Miss O'NEILL are an. hallo! Wells, be alighted from his carriage at Sir G. pin at feet SioldaT'a Ornes.-13/iiel-rethar eb"Se'•••' - O at Prescottrstseet, ~Goodman's-fields, leaning %post - . dearler.-Whioti not (tire), Pear nadllelaits: denser . -lii Peas ... .1 Slayatoced to appear together in Huwa's tragedy of Buser's, whew his Royal Highness diem,. He was.' a d d ! oer &neckties Migraine. '. • '-': ...s . . • some railings, led groasieg very much. Two YAI4q4 • . 3..4 Share, Dieu proceeded to. his *llaSiStanee, P ben be Map . • ..Aetet welcoened by a discharge of caution from .ast Claimed ' SMITHFIELD Urn% flow. 6.- . 1 . ' ILiarcioltoustAttlr LETHAROY.-A Identreal,Paper 41tominn on the Commen• . • -• i Mtt Mak the Otal. Matte of Ow does and istatantly 'spired. Ile mss taken to the ' •e ... - t • I ' • 'OT September 26 h has, • i l • tf d th • it O R DOVER, Nov 4,-Upwardr of twenty Mil of eel ; ietr ii i*, , lap . ed. se le• .11 : 1 Bel o .. l.Curda tailtdaf 1.,..,' Golden (Jon publie.house, 4nd a ureetwa sat frt. t , in is ►B. of ea S.- . . . w if e or Mr. , sell have again arrived ebb tply. from Cahil l , with il ven *t : 4 4. „it .. 44 111 : to I L .. os. eseattaoLmbi...... L IZ i but lie . was quite dead•Thedereased is Oetift4Cflietire % I : • ':.y . the 12 , 1 iure si Cuattanal's Moenicoe,,,... •,•• '' ' JOHN flat,er Previous to Lite gob lust. she com !about 1. 000 teen and 600 h*nal lA hleft Y 4 the Ronll earb.. • 4 0. M. " 75. 94. etg e 's •• ' •-•-•••••160 Height, and apparently , tti'tetra SO ti;4 l I R? Arnett 14 Waggon Train. Leme a ,,,,,e‘ Oa. to Os. en. Pie 5...........-•--, flee.*. e. He is net unlike a • Militery.Offica . jeer law ' • ' Veined of a r ight Indisposition, aged on the morning of ! Artillery and BAII-11P.Ititli.T. being stripped, the marks of several wounds *ere . - . ?. . that day. fell nits a state of Lethargy, from which ' Thera ate P°lritilun alt egrgittasP.fee.thevaeutt• , . 4 .• • . 6 betillit Ole 9,4115, Ij ir - •. observable on his person...4lM body wait % i kon to • . . refry attempt to roosts her proved inellectuali haring ' silk g oon at the Chancery Ewe s . .. , , ,,. . t .... b l i t z t: rd . . t o o 8 91 1. . ° 1 ,... ti s . °a. . on_ IL_ tag_ to 21. Itit 04 : 11,11iIeCbSpet W0rk.4011,1!