The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-14 00:00:00

t„, e ; adverts to the recent abundant harvest, the • m iss, of commerce, industry, and the ar ts, th e re . covert of national independence, end the consolida. lieu of public and private liberty; and winds up with calling ripen them to unite with him in esti. tide to the Author of so many blessings, the data pity o f which, he reminds them, depends upon ft coorriction that their liberties are inseparable from or der, the side plledium of which IS the throne. The transaction which guarantees the present territorial distribution of Europe is spoken of by his French ' M a jesty in language which will not obtain the sauce 'ion of the impartial voice of history, nor for any great length ni` time retain the approbation of the Sternum] of France. To describe en arrangement Which arbitrarily blots out whole nations from the • wisp of Europe, as "dictated by justice, and con. • solitlated by morality and religion," is a gross per ' Version of the common use of speech. And what hstions._iteve been thus dealt with ? Precisely 'lose indeptodence it had always been the of this country end France, prior to the , to watch ever with peculiar jealoesy. In the intended coronation, the Royal (rodoces a parody upon a scriptural expres- I not a little surprises is, considering the •hich lie has obtained for piety and sound The .mention of ST. Louis, though a tonery, arty be admissible, out of compliment , eincerftf of, his devotion, sod the great bene. which he conferred upon the Gallican Church, . . ~.tling it in possession of pieces of the tree cross, ,obi, spittle,. hc. But w hat are we to think of ad. jorine the God of CLOTH{ and of CHARLEMAGNE? CLovis, after his gretentied conversion to Christian., ity, doirossessed silt or seven of his near relations of, their petty. tinverelAntles, and ferociously sacrificed . their lives on the elder of his insatiable ambition.-- j AS for CHARLTMAGRE, the atrocities committed by', bim were sorb es, to use the words of a Chronolo gist, " make humanity shudder ; tempt us to forget - his ether (polities, r and to bold his memory in abhorrence."--it is in our opinion in the highest . degree impious and twirl to allude to such I t Jae i monsters of hrigeit as the favourites of the Father ' of Mercies. . I If the state of politics in Paris, at the opening of the' Legislative Assensbliee, may bejudged of by the price of the Fund., it *is talker gloomy. They bad been higher then 67 f. ors . Wednisday, but at two o'clock on . Thursday, they eters anus at 63 f. 70 c. and they closed iat 65 f. To accoint for this unexpected depression, It is said that the new Finance Minister, M. Rot, is Dot liked by the monied men. They were mech dig , . -soti6fied with Count . Couverro, but they ere still :Atom so wit), his successor. Hi bas threes hits till blanket, - sit at otsiiti-41(4rIelitiOnsOUreolee, wisid bis predecessor, M. COMTRTTO, had taken ep, es- 1 preasty for the purpose of lightening the essirket.— .1111 motives far this step are supposed to be tiefeld,. partly to cast discredit on his predecessor, and partly to enable the Sinking Fund to act with the greater celerity in buying sp the rents: at a low rate. It is also said that some alarm was felt at Paris lest M. 'JAIME should COON into the Administration. It has been said, but one of the Papers contradicts this assertion, that LAPITTE had lately an interview with the King, which was supposed to relate to that ob ject, and as it is generally believed that the banker is a disciple of hi. NECKAR, it is feared that he is in oculated with the principles of that able but unfor tunate financier. Moils from Flanders, with the Brussels andCerman Pipers to late dates, have also arrived since our last. The Grand Duke of BADEN died on the Bth inst. an event likely to be of some importance to the settle . Vent of the question pending between that Court and Munich ; since the dispute will now be stripped of 'whatever dttficulty and delicacy right have been st itched to it, by considerations of personal feeling, if any such existed, towards a living Sovereign. DEATH .or LORD ELLENBORouGn. — Yestiprdey meaning ELLENROROUGH departed this life, et ilis•rPsifloolce its St. J1111111,31)-1911Ife. On Saturday, soon after eleven o'clock, the Doke of Voa left Ynrk-House, St. James's Palace, for Wiudsor, mad from thence proceeded to his lest at Oastands,where his Royal Highisass had a select Forty at dinner. Ilia Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex me a, grab(' dinner party on Friday last, at Tonbrid g e W.llo. ilia Royal Highness occupies the house in. whit it the Duchess of WELLINGTON resided when she vas last there. The Duke of DcvoNsorna, and Lord and Lady G. 11. CATENDVIII, and family, are expected borne from Paris, tt.e first week of newts moilth. Bermuda Papers arrived on Saturday, to the 7th They were brought by his Majesty's ship Har rier, Sir C Jong, who touched at those Islands in bee way home burn Vera Cruz end the Havannah.— ' Some alarm was excited on the arrival cf the Hairier, that she had brought with her the yeHow fewer troll the latter place, but it proved, on engoiry, to be 'without foundation. The arrival of Rear.Admirel Sir D. Mimst, with the squadron from Halifax, was soon espetted. No intelligence was brought from Vera Cruz by the Harrier on the general state of that country. Captain the Hon. HstuaT DuncAN l of the Liffey, • for the M•diterrsnesn station, has been op poil.ted to the Revolutionaire, which ship is to be • foi the East Indies. Captain the Hon. FLENT• WOOD PELLEW hes been appointed to the Liffey.-- 1t said the Revolutionaire is intended to take out a new Governor• General to the . East Indies. 1 ..,. ti tt le ; . ho h l e h st i herniation, so : • allucliog to i l Speaker intr ! . sine, which character wl . 1 : r rudgment. l itilly riaional ' .io the eincei i ills which 1 ) ' tt 'fay 4. putting i , ST4TI ; . ~. - NArit DITRLLIGENCH. - DIAL, Dan. 13.—Yesterday WWI the BeiU ittw Young, for the Wm.—To-ay arrived the Neptane, from Potordry, and sailed for Dublist.--Cetne dawn from the River last night and sailed, dart fAdi Ridley, tidal, for Jamaica; Montreal, Pengelly, far ditto ; St. George, Brown, for Grenada ; Louisa, Walker, for ditto ; Wm. lienry, Cole, for*. RHIN' Balfour Gunton, for Tobago ; Ann Elizabetlik ---, for Leghorn ; Providence, Rogers, for Att.: cons ; Prospect, lull, for Naples. The Asp, Benny,' for Lima, &c. bar diverged brr ovisißaas, and pat beck to repair. • Postratouru, Doc. 13.—Yesterday NW kit Ma - -- Jr jesly's sbip Semen, to the Rastararil.--To.day er• rived the Ann, liarrivon ; Renolotion, Roberts, and Hope, Rees, from Whoa, Ai for London, and re main wind-bound; Illopepeil l Peace, from London, with Government stores. PLYstoUTII, DEC. It —Cvele in the Margaret,' Partridge, from London to Tenerife, leaky.—Pet' back the Young Vrow Korn, from Saloe to London: FALVIOUTII, DEC. 10 AN° IL—Arrived the Meraw Griner, from Botordeaux to Loudon; Wife 114401 chant, —, from London for Grenada ; Horsio4 Talbert, from do. sod sailed for Jamaica, wills sego ral others.—Sailed on the 9tb sad 10th **tend 0614 ward-boond vessels. WATERFORD, DEC. 9. —lt is reported that tor vessels, asses atikaown, are oa shore at _ • ...... ~ Tr • rillfD/7104 - ir rig .snpragig t dif. - stai—kti.bnitivpileivippeors to prevail with rb. spect to lb.:lite verdicts at the Old Bailey Sessions, 'which cosii:l so strong it seisotion in the public. Naiad. The billy Papers bate confounded the tier. eicts of twb distinct lifilllP l ?hi; the Loath* aistit,ibit Ddiddleses. . 4 The only three cases Of forgery which ca the London Jury, were those of John Williattie, John 'Dye, and William Howard. John Williams was eciquitted solely on the ground that the etideocit of the witness Underwood, who was employed to detect him, was considered by the Jury altogether, unworthy of credit. The indictment against Dye 'was to have been sepported by the same witness, Utulerwood; slid the Bank Counsel, after stating that a consultation had been held, (iodised insulting `the 'Tory, as be e*pressed it, by prodocing a second Jima evideete which had been once so decidedly re. The third and last indictment on which the 01611 Jury were called upon to pronounce was iitainst flower& and the charge of tendering the to with a knowledge of its being retied wriejstatl *erne out by tridents, td the satisfactiow of ISP, eery. The circumstance otitis monies away owl log. fatse name, was veto led for by the fact of is hosing forfeited his recoanisanee, and MS o*. laity to apprehemion on a charge of bastardy*, Connor was tried end ',quitted by the Middlesex v, who else (Revalued John Wilillitli an a second - -it. Me Bask having sbandead she pro. ' • ' rt • UUNDEMNED SERMON IN ItiEIFGATh. Yesterday moruing a rhoSt impreesithe Sermon wet delivered bfr the Rev. Mr. Cotton, Ordinary ot 1 4 4ew saw, to the unhappy poisoners who ere ordered for itaimition to-roorrow. Ilia text was in Lamenta bly.; 34 chap. and 39th verse—" Wherefore ahoald living man complain for the punishMent of his sks." The telly of vicioni htilrila, tad their Nevi tiblia tendency in producieg misery end lgonokiny; wore deictibed is the Most forcible terms; 114 were else the cliniolations whieb Christianity so otoliarly ‘fforded to the penitent sufferer In the hoer if cola: Oity.--He gave a most pathetic address to she con.: eleta on their awful situation, endeavouring, a 3 mock Ws postible; to elevate their minds abuse the fear ot death, tod to fit their Ileitis on the merits df the Redeemer. lie expressed hte ardent hope, thitt by the good sense of the Bank, and she wisdom and humanity of Parliament, such sweatier,' wobid be adopted is would fot eves terminate this horrible ef (Shims of backup blood; for he bas decidedly of opinion that the areadfel Sacrifices which bad beets amide 44 late, had not only not eperatesiesw proven live of the crime, bet the latter had initeased *est. alerminglyr.—Th* Soriano was delivered *A mach feeling, 014 displeyed throughoit sr most heartfelt Ted 'geed for the pritoners. Their conduct was 6rm, bat resigned. Weller, she yostigem et all; kept Kin qui commute!), fiefdom the Ordinary, and tiering prayers • both be and Williams (for burglary) itrauoviseed ittoi responses in atraedibte afid nem too.. Occasionally they shed team After the Sermon the Sectsibent was administered to Weiler and Williams. liriattot Aid not receive it, being, as *e heard," Catholic. Cashman war absent, he being a enensber of the Jew.; prosnasion. Willie the other two r etie at the Altar, Driscol eat in the condemned pew, sled ,seemed absorbed in thought and mach agitiresi bet endeavoured as much as possible to restrain hit tits: inst. Their conduct during the whole of slrirWervice was peculiarly becoming their awful siteition, tied the solemn prospect they have fit view. A most re= spectable and Homeroom audieeco were preloo l , all apparently deeply interested foe the orthappt safer.; era. When she fatal warrant aitived see Mood*? evening, Mr. Brown, in the Mist huneatte inattrotr. communicated it to them. It was received tqr it with becoming composure and fortitude, esp«Ciitily by Williams, who, since his conviction, has inner eu. 'ermined the slightest !tope of mercy, and his cots 4 ducted himself with great propriety. They are au- • stonily attended by Mr. - Cotton and• Mr. B.ltir i t who, from motives of the purest benevolence, has visited them twice a dry, espoutided thit lures, with which they are much delighted. They are orfectly resigned to their fate, and tally contrite for their offences. Alderman Sir C. stonier vititstt them on Thursday evening, one Mr. Sorrily ltonertt un Saturday. The case of Weller bar escited peen. liar interest and compassion from his extrema youth* an d hi, ptepoblKs%ciflit appearance. • 1 7: s aat • 41/14701t .• • • At eight o'clock on. Subedity night, an nqe i in was held on the body of .Mr. Charles Petregasa (the melancholy cum:lst/three of whose death ets mentioned in S4turds) 's Paper), at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Miss Harriet Gay man was the first wit- SPIN examined. She was supported by her brother and a lady to a chair near the Coroner, where she (volleyed weeping during the whole investigation.— , She said that on Wednesday evening, a little after sea, the deceased called on her, and repeatedly ask 'ed her to go to America, saying she w 36 big wife, which she declined. Ile had at times asked her con sent to marry . him,but he bad nut openly paid his ad.. dresses to her. She told him she did not want to be married. He asked in despair, if she had givekep all idea of ever seeing lam again? She said, oadtr &sting circumstances she had. She left the Jodi for 'few minutes, and on her return found the un fortunate Gentleman stretched °Dille door and bleed ing (here the witness Rot very faint, and began to cry bitterly); she called assistance, and then Jett - o tt the room.--Mr. lisuiley, at whose h o us e thellikor i n nate occurrence took place, said he consider i deceased as a very honourable man, but not 1 commences fit to marry Miss Gsymaii. lle descri the affair in the rise n manner as the first voituess."4-A. letter found in th e pcket of the deceased, and of which we sehjoin a tranalatiou, was then read— r6 The perfidious people who sought my ruin have but too well succeeded; but they will hare to account for it before the Almighty and Sovereign Jedge of our actions. They have rendered my life a batter one, and cerise me to face my God With joy. Receive then, my farewell. Oh ! you, my respect. able father—you, my worthy and virtuous mother — as also you my good brothers, my friends, my sister, my dear little nieces—in • word, all those that love me, and to shorn lam attached—one bitter regret breaks my heart iu this last moment, which is my throwing grief and mourning iu the midst of you.-- But Heaven will . pour on you its consoling gifts. Honour, uhicb has always been my guide, still I ettiatns. Let this bought console you. Farewell,fareweil,fut ever farewell, (Signed) " b PERK EGMOX. " Loa :oil, 9(h Dee. mai o dock incise evening." 66 1 give myself up to the faithful prayers of the Protestant Religion, sad to the care of the Aetborl' tins for my interment. •• Dec. 10, 1,318. (Signed) ... L. PERRI:GM:X." 'Die Jury returned a verdict of Insanity. CORN Eicl3lllolK, DEV. 14. —Tatra %tat a good stipplv At M tv this ustu iiiii ,' but twit s4le at it retiucti. , l4 ot 4-. ri wit trot onday's prire..—liarley 4i. rheaper.-04w4 Hewn, on/ Grey Peas to. lower.—ltt *sitter article. au alseratoro. A brat &English) 7O 86 Grey .Peas ....... .- - .64 68 Nen ditto Oltto t Foreign) .... 70 84 Old do. ....... — Rye 50 56 I ickdo.... 64 66 darley .. New..... —..- 1 k Wee d 0...—. • Malt .70 90 Poland d 0..... ....4. 97 39 Waite Peas 66 60 Feed do. •••• 3 1 94 New ditto.... ...... . 1 line Hour . 60 6.i Ditto Boilers .... ..... 65 70 I S e conds. . SMITH! lE1.1) bfAko.l.a. DSc. 14. To slot me 01.1, per some of ellai. Serf .... 4.. 01. to to. Od. I Heaa or Cattle tau day t I Mottos .. b.. U.S. b. 6.. 6d. Resits .. ..... ....... MO Veal ... is. 03. t. 7.. 06. Shark and Lambs •460 Pork •.. ba. 6. 1 . to 6.. 83. Calve. • Loath... Os. 0 H 1. to O.AY-. 04. Piet.•_ E . • • . .. 20 1 1 MARKT Miry ...... di. Ov. Od. to 81. OS. Ott. 91. Os. 0.1. -t•, t h ' 1.., k ! 6 1 . . . I I . t• . • t f . 1, Y , p , • • . ) 1: • P , I i , 1 1 . ( ; i • - , ! 1 i r o 1 . tee,. Livsneoor., Doc. IL—Soiled the Brae* Green, for Bombay. —The Bronvoick, which sal from hence on the 4th inst. for Cbartetton, has A LONGO. • Tb e ease was tendered in the base rise dome abases,* had been lnid. *- • ''•••••••-•5=:ifte` .. smtninaLv cLutr virtnE snow. --.......... • Friday morning, at an early boar, Mr. Sadler's Yard, in Gorse,li.street, was crowded with sa les. Ibsen, drovers, and atheist, from Smithfield Maker, ee handle and examine the oxen, sheep, and pigs, - flied simrs their professional judgment on the restive leedlerits and defects of each. In the forenoon a 4espectable company assembled, and for a consider. 'able time quite filled the Yard, who expressed great ehthfaction at the eacellence of the stock ealsibited. Tillie following kbels, amongst others, were affixed gibe heed of the animals, wig. •CLASS I.—Mr. John Weetcar. the Berlfordeaa"pranium of 2S guineas, for his 5-year old dark red Iletelo.ii os, bred by DEATH OF vas GRAND DUNE Of BADEN..—AtS.. 1 Jones, of mnei Brandon, in liereford+hire ; tad by 'mr.l%est gra.s. hay akin al-eake.; cording to an article from Stresborgh, the Grand . ;7" navelled 47 smiler to She Duke of BADEN, whose alfoirs have occasioned so . Jain iw es % : rolls": b r h e r ed ll e ro r o fir l d h ea t.u n h c o o i l e d u m z edal of Ilse rehires to Mr. much discussion during the late Congress, and who 1 The Earl Talbot. a 4-year uld Ilereford.liire oz. bred and fed irl i f i nt l e .ordihip oil `rase, hay, and turnips; travelled by water displayed a Melt resolute spirit ander circomstancea atursulferings calculated to shake the firmness of I CLA 55 . .11. Mr Robed Mester., the Betlferdene premium r every human mind, is at last removed from the anal• i of 35 Sultivits, fa his 4-yenr old Selacb us I sad on pass, bay. ; ties and difficolties of this mortal state. His deceasel us t,r A J a hisalir.btheeNr.4.,l4l.l;:',' a th u r d r e n d ea nit eusei .ium of is stated to hare taken place our the morning of the I 2u KY I I 14•1“, fur his three SI months old new Leiee.re r r e nribers. ' Bth inst. This Prince was still young, b u t with a I bred by hitoself, on hi. farm in Ingrwrie , tirmfard-hire, and ted ibotistilutiott so impaired, that for a considerable lime Ito hopes bad been entertained of bis ultimo eery. u° K ral, ll ' Y 'a. " th d e l "br rniPs er ; is f e. I ' NAV.— Mr. Rears Admiral DONALD CA M ruELL j ree,hoiste4l.V.s en; awl' . . log on slool4pisrPdeomatitth, ire boned! stsi Salts- for ears Wiry, SS, Ortii. ono WI loon, shish . ship went out of the ' anie ' le.o n f a t t e si sa le me ttectfordesio medal, value Hairy lin)., o f Wald. rshare. Kent, the ordeal premiem of AI guineas, for hi. 'twee %) mouths old Soo ows; wethers.:lkrestAg,Aneirimes shower* it MM. Ml ed by bear on grass, hay, and turnips; and gold medal, value tire guineas, as the breeder CLASS Y.—Mr. George Dodd, of Cheynes, Hocks, the of harboer on Friday morning. The Rear-Admiral Bedfertleau premium of 10 geireas. fur his three Si-weeks ofd half Esse: and Suffolk pigs, bred and fed by him on barley will shortly proceed to take his commaud of the free . meal • and the Bedfordeau medal, val•le live guineas, as the ward Islands. • bor der of tbe sante. The iknoll s Capt... M Mort, recently arrived at CLASS YL—The Earl Talbot, the pressiont of 15 guineas. Portsmouth from Valparaiso, sailed the latter end' for h o is tr li te -ye s e t r atr ol u d rd lle t r r e:orLo m x , 1 h b e red ,to r 4 I :k i i s rl r l I ; J o ola n i h t i Prise. iiiii, of July, when great exertions were making to send 1 Rfull. and fed tin grass, bay,tanti turnips ; travelled by water the Independent squadron to sea, consisting of eight 1134 miles. sail, well armed and mantled (one of them a two. the " pr A c s ol l ie V as i t i rlt ir g ' ol j n .b eta n s, iflorrichisof4-yiternill'andWaSc•-ainoths :La decker), for the purpose of blockading Lima, end I lierefind ex, bred muffed by bin on grass and bay ; u s velled intercepting the fleet of transports with troops from i 110 miles. Cadiz, destined for that place, of which nolilivil shire, eLAZ premium of i li o n g l i t t i t b Olde rt f r rz, s 4 o . f ych Ani: r i b d y ge t s . t i ci nco u le; had been beard since one of them arrived at Buenos In ciass IX. there were DO madleates. Ayres, to join the Independents, instead of the usi CLA o ll e X v .—Mr hen Jeli to o E h lima it n, of SO-mouthsGlyade,S o n l ye s z oit , Zvi. ; Royalists at Lima. General MARTIN was collecting 1 wr th e rs, b r e e d Lul us fe d no r h is on grass, ttay i and tereipss his forces to attack Lima on the land side. 1 In Class Xl. there were on eandidatel. lamp:. COCK. OXEN AND COSTS.--Hie Grace the On Thursday the Sapphire, 14, Capt. HART, for i Duke of Bedford, two slaws and 10-mtrhs old Hereford the Jamaica station ; I.evey, 24, Capt. BARTHOLO. I ogee. bred bed fed by his Grace un his %tubers; Perk torn, stew, C. B. for the FAst Indies ; and the itedwing travelled 41 'n 141 i show. ' Ditto two s.yrars and 11.mentha old. Hereford cows, bred ,18, Capt. Hu NN, for St. Helena and the Cape, al. and fed' by his Grote, oe his Perk farm' , travelled fort y-two rived at Portsmouth from the River. They will pro. miles. The Judges coo' sm eded the me rits of these two oxen in ceed to their destination in a few days. their award. T r Earl of lirideewaser, firer 2-year o ld South.down wethers The Lords of the Admiralty have made a promo- —commend by the Judg itternsey ball, 3 years and ft months es. lion in the Navy, limited to those Office,. of the old. sis- Witha ed m Curtis, a l longest standing who have jest conclu ded their three Sir Henry Ihbetsee, a 4 r old ox, bred by him (from a years' of peace service. The number of Commanders bull of Mr. C. t ellicgs), zed fed by him on grass, hay,_ and oil promoted to the rack of Feist Captains is twelve, v i d e,i travelled IMO miles to the Show—commended by the namely—Captains 41Arrtm WHITE, J. CooKEsuot, i s fi E . . P.—Robert C. Harvey. a South-down sheep. JAMES MURRAY„ C. G. It. PIIILLOTT, G sweat M. PIGS --Hi. Grace the ['like of liedord, a 14-mouths and two JONES, W. Wor.asos, A. F. WEsTROPP, JOHN Viet old SALA* pig, bred . Isy his Grace _ tepees greatly aamwell Mr. Green's unusual!, large Ross, (;EoRGE BRINE, C. R. MoousoM, Lord IIAT, end tine .po tad us; Sir Henry G. Ihbetsines West Highland and lion. G. J. PEnctvAL. The number of Lieu- os u a r istb s., at. 11l %l i lt T . CO t i .d it l i t; At iota. ef mewl worse l roots, tenants promoted to the rack of Commander, we un- and of large ' purp ler' piitatoes ae . l end stern Large gles.es tilled wish demand, is siateess. s v iterhcen appl.s and pears, from the fruit-tree. in his nursery at It is und FANNY eritood that Miss BRUNTON, h -l ilh"li. mr Plenty showed some ingenious pineghs, with three, with third daughter of Mr. JOIIN BRUNTON, will make two, and with tom wheel, fur lesseuiug their draught or steady his first appearance on the stage, during the ensuing i°C tbew" season, at Lyon. Mr. Hewn', the tragedian (who arrived at the Hotel d'Angleterre, a few days bask), was introduced to the manager of the Brussels theatre; the latter. very politely offered Mr. B. the use of a box during his stay in this city.—(Brussels Paper.) Mr. ROMEO COATIS, has again returned to Bros. eels, after visiting and examining the construction of the principal dormitories throughout the Nether. leeds.—(ibid ) The Commerce of Leipsic has sustained a consi derable shock, by the failure of the house of Albrecht and Bean, for the sum of 300,000 dollars, of which one-third is dee to persons resident in Leipsic.— The benkrepto are said to have absconded. Daring the hurricane at Dominiqoe, towards the latter mid of September, at Grand Bay, a negro woman and het three children, beloagiog to Mr. Bennet, whose hawse was situated ender a cliff, were overwhelmed and killed by its falling down. — There was only one sloop at anchor In R 091116 when the storm came en, and she got Into Souffriere, where she west ashore. A small vessel of about ten tons also went on shore. • PROSECUTIONS FOR Foam:RT.—The following is a list of thiJary who have given the late celebrated I verdicts at the Old Halley : James Moore Preach Renjamle Clarke Samuel Knight Stephen Curtis Junes Beck Robert Appleton Jones Bisset Samuel rope Jeines Grapt George Bernard William nap Jules .Agaila Brown. N JUROR. in %ball Ow back leaky. Pass Amer, Dec. Ike—The stoop Emily, Thomas, of and for Plywood' from Bristol, struck -on the Re ndlestone yesterday, and went down—crew saved. TEIGNVIOUTII, Dsc.• brig Salty, Bell, from Star Cross to Newcastle, attack on Exmouth Bar, and also on this Bar, and has received da mage. Wcymouvir, Dec• 12.—The gelliot Friendscheft, Prenmano, from Boordenue to Bremen, which put into Portland Roads leaky, in getting ender weigh yesterday for this harbour, started her anchor, end. was obliged to cot her cable to prevent her going on ehnre. The anchor and cable have storm Imo., taken up• Saturday the Proprietor of the Old White Horse Cellar applied at the Public-Office, Bow-street, for assistance and admire under the following distressing circumstances :—He stated that his brother-in-law, a • youth 18 years of op , of the name of Stephen flooper, went out in a single horse chaise, on Sunday, Nev. '29, from the livery-stable-yard of Mr. Reynolds, in I Gray's Inn•lane; he had been disappointed of going to Merton, fora hick place he had originally engaged Aso bieseend chili's,. He said he would take a ride elsewilsere, 'jihad saying where; nor is it known I lfly his distracted family the road he went. He has never returned. He took no change of clothes with him, and, therefore, it cannot be even conjectured that be intended to remain out all night: He was expected home at his residence in Pentonville the soma evening, not having said any thing to the cen- . teary. No exertion has been wanting as to enquiries of his relatives at Gloucester, Oderri, and in other parts of the country, bet not the least intelligence respecting him can be obtained. He holds a situ melon in an eminent merchant's counting-house, and was extremely somfortable is his circumstances, and with his family, in which the most distressing event has happened since he hes been missing, in the death of his mother, whose decease, it is feared, has been haidrarsdby ifs lon. Re was of ektremely steady habit,- and comet -Whytel conduct, so that not the slightest writhes i 1 Mlllvtahied if his Wing tempted by aerihapreper,wblNtsNt, fiefitbet bone nor OA, kelp ere btairdek •2/ , 4.4* A' :ss~w '. filitbet tee horse sor 1 clower • .... 6i. 04. 1154 i. la 91. Qt. at. k itta W W. 1* 3i. qr. ud. 00's • , ,i'' .‘