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L4l: 1it7141.,10,101C E. Wpm., ot, . Lucots'a-Tita, $011119A; 4•Twain lz The LORD CIICRAMMO, came into Conn at linlf past teq.o'clpel:. THE ATTOIRiT oF.D . Ratt D. THE sKiNNERs' CON YAM,. A very serious.accident had nearly befallen the Earl BLruutsr on Friday, while proceeding in his carriage to attend the KING et Carlton Palace. Hu Lordship had reached the cud of the King's garden wall, in St. James's Perk, when one of Ile limber& became suddenly seized with tier, end staggering forward a few paces fell, and commenced I:longing with his feet till he threw the other horse ; Iron, this situation the Noble Earl wee extricated by tl►e prompt easistrince of the by-sta►ders. A servant we, immediately dispatched to the Palace, and the Marquis of LONDONDERRY's carriage returned for the Earl. The harness was obliged to be cut to piece. before the horses could be got op, and the carriage war left on the shut until fresh bursts were sent for. Lord Dottusa, at the Michaelmas rent-day of his Buckinghamshire routes at Sanderton and Pete/ley. dirt-cied his steward to make a deduction of ten per cent. We are informed that liewßy Deratwo, Esq. of the Lee, has postlio.. (1 has Michaelmas audit till the ensuing vproug, thereby rfforning his tenantry an opportunity to make the best of their crops of the pereent year. At the late audit of the Earl of CnicsEerza, a deduction. of about twenty per cent. front the routs thew due was made by his Lordship's directions ; and at which. we audroannel, the tenants capressed mach satisfaction.—/ Learns Jewntel.j CEORGE Mors, I.:+q. has most liberally made a deduction of twenty-five per cent. ou the rental. of hie estates in the urighbowhood of Cantesbury, <hie et Michaelmas kw. On the tat of November was gathered in the gar. den of Mr.. EINGSNORTH, senior, of Appledore, Kent, a mere or grreo peas, sufficient for four peo. ple to partake of fur dinner. la the same garden there as am topple tree iss bloom, mud peas to full blossom. A Mr. GREEN. of A lexiiodris (America), has di.. covered a for lireuking ice of the thickness six inches, 4 the rate sf time or four Milts as Amor. The macbisse motion 4o be of advantage in opening a passage for ships frozen, or in clearing canals. A ship made for Ramsgate harbour during the late gale, bound frau) ',Oradea to Vas .Dieteruel Loud, oiautaioiug 95 passengers. She is found up Milky duet doebts are ewlertaisard whether she wit' be Ale to proceed on her voyage.: end what add, to the thrives, of the poor irsarengers is, that they haws all paid their passags-surasey, mosuating to 751. per bead. - PLYMOUTH. NoTssissa 15.—.0ne hundred and thirty men were embarked here hut week for Ire. land, to he employed in the preventive service in that part of the kingdom. The Hyperion. CHOMP LILLIcittP, arrived it Madeira on the 26th of September ; the Ceptain, passengers (including Lord CUARLES SOMIIISIT and suite), and crew, all well. She was to sail on the 2d of October fur Rio de Janeiro. By the Thomas and Hannah, from Rotten, we learn that u Spanish trig, with some persons ill on board, was in, on shore in the tremendous gale on Sunday, near flonfleur • the surviving men have been carried to the high est hills in the neighbour hood to prevent the infertiott, end teals pitched for them iii which to undergo quarantine. CURACOA. JULY 15.—His Excellency the Li berator has given the name of ss Battalion of Cara. hobo" to the coops formerly distinguished by that of British Legion, and appointed Wst. DAVIN, Its Conimmader of the loose, with the rank of Lieu teount..Colonel ; and BRUHN, as Major. Marty other British z.mcets have mho been promoted. Extract from a Newfoundland Paper of the 16th 'October :_w His Majesty's cotter Inspector, col-a mended by Mr. Wu. Butr.ocK, estronornicel sur veyor, having on board Lieutenant BuLt.oca, his another, touched at the islaisd of Anticosti, mild found micaraped there the crew And passengers of the ship Eurl Dalkorsie, to the number of one hundred and forty persons, who had been cast etas in that chip on their voyage from Scotlrod to Quebec. Those unfortuuateetnigsants, although they had plenty of provisions saved from the wreck, yet were in a eiraatieu ugly distressing, owing toile uncertainty and despair of getting oil that descriete island for the winter, Fortunately the Inspector, ..ia the course of the service, went there, mud revived their spirits by a promise on the part of those gen. Octavo, to call et Sydney and procure a vessel to take them to Qoelwe. Out her way to Sydney the Inspector fell in with a large brig in ballart, bound to Quebec, the master of which very cheerfully end humanely uodertuok to call for them in his way. It is tismeforeto be hoped they have, before this, been Luelieoed from their dreary mutation." SMOCKING A ectnesir.—Av a young man, named .1011 ILI.DMAN, was attending s pigeon 'WAN; mulch to the seq..,hbourhood of Saltabot7 ,on Monday la t. one of the spectators taking arlasrble barrelled gun, and carelessly firing it. lodged she whole of its contents in the back sod fleshy part of the shoulder of poor REDMAN, who is iu s most dreadful situation. 1.2. 4,4 • 4 ••••••••••1*.....41111,..."; A melancholy instance of the uncertainty of human life occurred on Monday morning at Mr. nalatone's paper-mills. tour Maisktone. A woman of the name of Usmaa made application at the mills for work, and was waiting to see Mr. BALsvotts on the subject, when the Wood suddenly gushed from her mouth and nostrils, occasioned by the rupture of a blood vesael, and she was in a few mi. notes a lifeless corpse. She had for some months complained of a violent pain iu her side, but this fur the last fortnight had been much easier; she was about forty years of age, and has left n husband and three children to deplore their loss. An In t . quest was taken on view of the body, at the Three Compaues, berme GEORGE BURGESS, Esq. Mayor and Coroner. Verdict—" Died by the visitation of God." • .aria Mr. ilea .ti resumed his arguments froth yes terday: he said the Defendants did not object io the whole of the decree of his Honour the Vice-Chan cellor, but only to that part of it which declared that the estates bought by Sir Andrew Judd from Messrs. Gales and Thorogood, were conveyertto the `Skinners' Company, not under the will of Sir A. Judd, hot 'by "virtue of• the two Acts of Perlis !tent to whith, he had referred yesterday, the 14th and. 31st tif l ithiatireth; which Acts enacted that the estates were coriveyed to the Skinners' Company for the support of the Tunbridge School. Upon this point the Skinners' Compstly r> ,t% the relators were at issue. He was willing to that prior to the passing of the 43d of Eliza ; bath, the Skinners.' COmpany could not have taker, !wilder the will of Sir A. Judd, inasmuch ss they• /ere a corporate body. By the 43d of Elizabeth; howcw perfect, end invalid . it might have:• 6 re9 before, RS it regarded the coisveyaricre to tree Skinners' Company, it became perfectly valid. In support of this argument, the Learned Counsel cited many cases froM pike's Reports, in all which' instances the Learned . Judges had held that klie" eth;ct of the 4 J4 of Elizabeth was to gots%►'Vt._ apective validity to all bequests to corporate bodies for charitable uses. Suppose his Lordship was to decide that the Skinners' Company held the estate* in !coat undee . the wilk t of Sir A. Judd, the only que4tsoo to determine *mild be who was to take th l . surplus rents. The residuary clause of the w i ll of Sir A. Judd directed that the surplus rents of the whole estate should be employed in repairs of the whole estate, end that the surplus ' if there should be any , should be tsken by the Company to b« used at their will mod Pleasure. Three questi o ns might arise upon the meaning of that residuary clause : first, whether the Skinners' Company were to take the overplos exclusively for their own br. nefit ; secondly. whether they took it io !mat fur Rome other charity to be nominated by Ibesselviti ; and thirdly, whether the clause was not altogether Void ; but he could not apprehend that the Tun -1)!.04e School could in iniy way claim the overplis. He concluded hig with saying that the Skinners' Company stood iii a situation which enabled them to say to the Tunbridge School, Hero gee your pl. per annum; to the aleasanseu, here Is the money to which you are eptitled, cud by the residuary clause of the will, y,,ie rip keep the over.; plus milli, and if we are pot pernsittrf to do so, we contend that the Tunbridge School canines claim them. Air ! SUDDEN followed on the same side, cod said. it was very ylif4sor4iusil Oast no 9114191 s should have arisen with respect. to the property for two crannies and a hell, until the Commissioners of Ethicalness made their circuit through the king dom. He did not intend to say; 'that when- the conmotiollet, or iEduci!iioiiin the pooseibutiou of their inquiries discosrred instances il l isfilow in charitiee, it was uot .piorTie lbt4 Attorney-yen eel to bring tligip Irefora iPs Vport to Irg eireechrt ; but would Hoy, that if the recall - af ail the la bours of the Commissioners 'should -by similar to that which lie anticipated would he the result is' the prom pt tusisoce, 'have herr' better f the Commission • hint never 50010. Ile trusted that the Court would wit be motion* to support information like the present ; for if it succeeded. would be likely to bring into litigation' tarry Cor poration iri the 11,tlbtp, enter (heir cocduct might have hero. Tiff ]Leioneg Ilteu proceeded at voirsiderable length. out with Lis usual ability, to moult:nil the iitgutuitiits of his Learned Frierid, Mr. Heald,' rod had mot eon. eluded when the Court raise rt tliti'e ti'atteles. COURT OF KING'S iFuNril. intraugnis. SATURDAY. NOVIIIIIHIL 17. The Court this day gave judgment in a case of sonic importance as reg:lrd. The Plinntilf iu the toe 1110 I ? tirchssed at the Auction Mart one of the stnitidies granted under the 56th of the late King by the Wateilnu BeALe Company. The Defendant was the vat Nil-we, * si t , old tie annuity in (epsilon. The prii i i e d p a r_ neuter only 'descit)oo VII granted by the Company, and piecliased ii .under a supposition that it aim an annuity f r life. But, ater huyiii,g paid ids purchase money. he discovered it was only in annuity fi.r a term ui years, or redeemable at the pleasdre of the gran i o . s . lie then brought his action oguitet the auctioneer, who, at the trial, contended that he was not •s he was not bound to give the purcbsi,tr *torus motion beyond what the particelar conveyed, sad that it was the duty of the purtharrer to have informed himself of what deecriptioa she peuiirity was which he was about to purchssr. The point was reserved foe the opinion of the Court, who now decided, that the auctioneer %tis bound to state to the purchaser *lithe information which he possessed, whetlitir required in do so er ink if he was aware that his minted particular was idiperitct, otherwise he would be.lisbk to make • _ . u l ‘1 I 1 i her character. The whole is a composition marked t went into Portsmouth harbour on Tuesday, to be there at present is only sufficient for protecting *riaaao tro..a.a. roaraaa ••t"I- etr-Ti ea- Jr- ---- --• . ••, . • by taste and genius, and highly honourable to the paid off and laid up in ordittary , the town from attack, which they are nightly itt WhitilOrMa Mitt neither WS "0/4"StsC4 %Or (rus ssfo l I c 4" plus diver) attended to. ' . resitr, situ if ore are not permitted to do so, we contend that the 'Tunbridae School contort artist. PLYMOUTH. Noaswiteß 15.—.0ne hundred and dread of; and will not edatit of any parties to Thu i deeply to k tweeted, for I eaa krella eau-cite a i t A very serious accident had nearly befallen the thirty maw were embarked here last weak for Ire. scour the country, to endeavour to come up with public eieentrolltiee Fltqf paigullf illtereetle; qua to eee claim t rem. i ESA BATHUNST on Fiiday, slide proceeding in his land, to he employed in the preventive service in some of the marauders. obi. important moot', colitaieiqg upwards or out thonsaitil Al! ! SUGDEN followed on the rime side, and said. " A regiment in MIMS got the mute on P . i carriage to attend the KING at Carlton Palace. His that part of the kingdom.a/kW-utters of the Peetestant oorteip, payleg e huge ri- it wad very extraordieury ihat no aitration should Saturday gust income to • Rector, from whom they receive no send- have arisen with respect to the leoperty for too Lordship had reached the end of the King's garden p e night to march the fo ll owing morning fur Fermoy•" The Hyperion. Captain Ltwcitee, arrived ' - • toil comfort io religion, go pettraal stiola•ilista PC ear 'f ns centuries and a hell, until die Conitnisaioners of - wall, in St. James'. Park, when our of Ile horse. Madeira out the 26th of September I the Caplan'. The Clare Journal of last Monday contains the ip the difficonirs d lift, and who is nut Wtf plotio'ally V A c.uocatints made their circuit through the kitty.- • became suddenly seized with tits, end staggering passengers ( including , Lord CHARLES Souse-sac following paragroph : known to thou w Otitlfilmtlf IN abilu 4l l Bll 7 Ilt lite inr . dom. He did not intend to say, that olien the forward a few paces fell, and commenced Planging and suite), and crew, * all well. She wits to sail on " The young mail owned G!eeson, whom we 'T h a i % own , skeane, that any 'VIM roc i t wasa „. e . C„ornrujeatopere of Eduertion in the peoseatiiitai of have *heady twice referred to, as being wounded with his fret till he threw the other horst ; Irons this the gd of October fur Rio de Janeiro. pale f ace of a Amor, (Oendell on the want if I 'epeeiar place their in q uiries discoer...r..4 l itistairces of 'ilaat . se iit situation the Noble Earl was extiicated by the by the Pelice in the netghboorhood of Six-mile-4 By the Thomas and Hannah, from Rotten, we bridge , • c h a nti e s , it was riot ptaps'iTin tk Amtr . ery-Cienerul prompt assistance of the by-standers. A servantof is the parish, is c l inic (utile. lf there is nu glek has , met with his death . in a most lattiantable or boost epprepriated Whim, there 4,0414 be . one For d o learn that a Spanish tri g, with some persons ill onto bring Iltent ltefeic the Cpart to k ! .,oethed ; 1 . was immediately dispatched to the Palace, anal the 1 Imre was a . quentity of flax over the Ta ed w isfe s i" pu b h li a 1. 17 1 :14% 14 a ro u v l id i elr tl u m "s h a TiVi t ' se but lle would soy, that if the result of all th e 'a- board, was eau on shore in ' the tremendous gale on m be a d m i l tr . which Ise wee lying; and the nurse-tender, Marquis of LON DO N DEKRY'a carriage returned for Sunday, near Honfleur ; the surviving men have while engaged in some manner about his persoit, o f . " R i e t:l to ee mie 4 s , PF au u ll y e q m s I .2i F ee l a o p n re fiat in Gietaatish of hour. of the Commtssioners should by similar to the Earl. The banters was obliged to be cut to been carried to the highest hills in the ' neighbour- . •, . . sr , it on fire, which, crimmunicating to the thatch, rilliaelclity";'sourehe.sinflesit4i"emPiseilt'ataaep7loilgYynlisiskbse°rdbitauti'leeitillif; that which he anticipated would . be the result to piece. before the borers could be got up, and the hood to prevent the infection , and tents pianieu f or th e house the present instance', 10101 leave 'been better if envisage was left on the aput until fresh bursts were nousa was is a Wile itt II IF• moment,, iiial the when eternal receive In tae neiglsbouring parishes utteu ! them iii which to undergo quarantine.the Cdinniission hid pit ii.‘ eailded. 'lle trusted sent for. wretched map was Cousuined to mates. It is not a good glebe houses wlteo the' Rectors lie i es e arta g , 1 have afro reitrywd 44 ,, f „, pt. ,,,, e t - st : ( se t i s 7 Wl 8 ,„, r7 ".( 0 4 that the Court would out be siocious 10;1119ton tOt ' CURACOA. JULY 15.--HM Excellency the Li- little -"regular. that the fate he met with was pre- Dement, at the Michaelmas reut-dsy of , berator has given the oame of ". Battalion of Cars- dieted to him by his companions, if ever lie got intoinformatiou hike the present; for if it sec ded. it his Buckinghamshire estates at Sanderton sod with 1 little edsati d lae lo i th e pa i r i hronen. d your suit ear- would be I ad . ha brut 'into nit stoke eve Cur. hobo" to the coups formerly distinguished by that of the custody of the Magistrate., The fact might F m ay b e i m } (c al smu lave 1, I 7 K $ IT Pete:ley. directed his steward to make a dedactionaesily to the, Rishotta such flagrant abuse. • may interest the , • Braid) Legion, and appointed ll'u. DAVIE. as corduct mig ht have' bees;. 'the Pt/ .4. , epo;iiiii poration its the ,ii•igtlbin. hoe/ever' nl'Oper their • of ten per cent . led 00 to supple that those disturbers bed some 'umbels of se 'Treble man, ' whore character sad acquire- . 1 We are informed that liesem Daum°, Esq. Corumsoder of the loose, with the rank of Lieu- " mem j ib hi s „I nd io moue do honour to km b.ily office, but I ant discomaged by ,i ' o,__, tetiont-Colonel ; and Baum, us Major. Meaty It is stated that on Monday last a meeting of (Illatio which ri t e k repeatedly made and 1 in" proceeoco at considerable : length. •04 with , of the Lee, has pimps)... d his Michaelmes audit tilli the ensuing eprir.o thereby rfforning his tenantry „, other British Akers have also been promoted. Magistrate. of the Queen 'e Counta was held at f o rams; duo, elpioeila libeesiTte l e:,; rusivolve h im iM..Adein the arduous task nr ras. his usual ability, to maintain the tugusuenia of h.., ibe t horete, oliieh had been iiivete- i • ' nu opportnuity to make the best of their crops of Elm:let from a Newfoundland Paper of the 16th Maryborcough, its conseqo.eree of a large body of rate lose before his appOintMentothe ace. ( t st' e t i f d l oa f" . t Cu" die peeoeut year. " October to-" Ms Nfoje•lY'a cotter hlsPecturt mu- men having collected , and, by force, carried away signs formed upon principles of public utility, are inter. • • • " ....I .s i i , --v.— mended by Mr. WM. BGI.LoCK, esironomical fur- eepted is consequence of the state of the parish iss to spirt- At the late audit of the Earl of Csicserrta, a c orn, potatoes, a n d other thine, which had been COURT OF KING'S IMIVCII. Wrermittstea, deductims of about twenty per tent. from the reuts veyor, having on board L i eutenant But.s.oca, his Pohl a t a pobbc sale iu that town, under an 'mp- u tu i ltl ii i s ztramioa. Medi disgust pres•ds tbrougliolt; p ee . y is mating alarming strides, and Intiwration . is fe. SATURDAY, NoValant • 17. t brother, touched at the 'shoed of Aotteuirli e nod thew due . ivas made by his Lordship's directions i 400, by the Sheriff of the comity. Although the moving sontimeeny wealthy and respectable r Koiesiante, suet at which, we sischostand, ahe tenants cape eased foundibe encamped there crew And Circumstance esigers of Circumstance Alluded to was limiest, in the extreme, who ca (((((( t continue in danger of losib jg a proper Meerut- The Court tin. day gave utigMeot in a ease of neetVeiteera. the ekes Earl Dalleorss, t o the nuother o o ne Lion for the rites of the church, by the cold imperfect man - , some i mportance as reg.ird.i wretch satitfacitoo.-1 Lewes Journal., i f Yfel the cootie* which led to it do not resemble those which have produced such melancholy inattice• Pf CEORGE Cirri, 1•: + q. hoe most liberally made a hundred and forty pertans, who had he . eti cast its which they are exercised , and If )10 Altar reolred to The Pleintilf Al thg co* bat; RL . arcpesel at the awry in that ship on their voyage from Scotleod S ne n r d i me oils region whe_re tl:e coMfor,ts er reli iOu a F i: ! e Auction Mart one of the einioines granted tinder deduction of twenty-five per ceut. oar the rental, of , murder ostd reptile us the more apothem districts. eayesTailutirly ef aed effectively adinimitered. ' km estates in the urighbewhood of Quite:Wry, to Quebec. Those unfort unite ecnigeants, al thougn Th e m aststrato, f e tes h ips i og swainoued a nuegiker they had plenty of provisions saved horn the wreck,lt was', Inkeation to bare ereert4 e tihtrol !pope, and the 56th of the late Kiug by the Wateilon Brolge due et Ilichaelmes test. Of wit n e tsf a to *flew' them on the lath iiistaid, to have fail the foundation of ottwrobgecis for ptiblic ad- Company. The Defendmit was the auctioneer •ii., On the let of November was gathered in the gar. yet wore isi a eiskiitioo trail distressing, owing talkie adjourned their meeting until that day. vantage to tic best of samyourthle power; but the general to,ld the antiaity•iii . t iit'esfioii: • ?hit •piyinted pair- • t uireettainty and d eepa i r o f getting o ff that desolate disgust discourages Amiga. which. to douriab, vegoice the .. granted by the COMIOSO,y I timid 1. hillitig Ullirttlastied den of Mrs. EINGSNORTH, senior, of Appledore,tieuler 'ot I 4 Leif d" '' t y ems le printery us sti • eitottllly _.. .. _ __... - .. . a lbe id of public j out y e na ui d an a Ls r eLl. cti l ic h ul ave inwi nut utio lubsci np, ItecAay.isos ' .. ' " .. ' i'' '‘ Kent. a mere tar greet' pees, sufficient for four pro. 'stood for the winter, Fortunately the ,Isepecor.! , in the course of the service, went there, and refixed A melancholy instance of the uncertainty ofat .under a supposition that it aim an annuity fa • ! 1 ,le to partake of for dinner . In tke same arden the deprivation of • resident Rector, IMP'S up in luau of there id Yu staple tree kr bloom, roll peas g in hill their-vim. by ii promise on the tart of those genii- hums!" life occurred on Monday mowing at Mr. the most competent person to superialead as all mamas) life. But, nit!! having Reid his purchase motley. blossom. tlesweu, to call 4 Sydney and procure a vessel to Bss alstone's paper-mills, near Maid.tone. A woman the wholesome dientioatioo of the Gunge! Arothe• It Asee h e discovered it was may an annuity 1 . ,.5. a tern tai A Mr. GREEN, of Alexandria (Amorics), has die. take them to Quebec. On her . way . to Sydney the of the name of thaw' made application at the mills is he deed inh e ab is i s a a n le s a uf incer io r :eru c t': h see c a la i w c e eolk an s d fo riA. years, or redeemable at the pleastire of the grantors. - i covered a machine for breeking tee of the thickneso inspector fell in with a large brig in bellapt, bound fnr work, and wits writing to see Mr. BALITONS on co t odium, i t allu t itry, w anit laudable y i fe y elise— p diactutled.(.l Mai He then brought his action again.t the am:llolfeet, to Quebec, the master of which very cheerfully sod the subject, when the blood suddenly gushedwho, at the trial, contended that he was not mild., of six inches , 4 the rate of lime or four miles as say) fromtbs spiritual administration of *bat the church h um anely oodertook to call for them in his wey. It 1 from her mouth and nostrils, occasioned by the ent irl e . al l o w so ex pe c t, la we site young gmetruicme de- as he was not bound to give the purchator Mists- , hour. The Woe peel to be of advantage t is thereforeao be loped they hove, before ~ this , been '1 rupture of a blood vessel , and she wan in a few mi. prived . of Noose adv , &stag", which A faitlaftal sod sealyus maim) beyond what the particular conveyed, mad -in ling a 1 ge for Airs frozen, or is clearing of the Ourthseer to have , Mimed feom their drawn, stmation. notes s lifeless corpse. She had for some months ftleassier of abosOisospal is so couspeleat to empire for Apo. ' t h at i t was the d u t y cattalo.• sedate aro llamas waist of the moat ameutial of ail guar- . . A ship made for Ramagate harbour during the SMOCKING ACCIDEN7.—As a young man, minted complained of a violent pain in her side, bat th i s dianaipe. Informed himself of what deseraoites olio 'novelty . . late gales bound from Loudon to Vas Theatimle ' .1.04; UNDII AII , was attending a pigeon shootiog , for the last fortnight had been much easier; she , For the coldledifference with which your supplications was which lie was about to purchase. Land, txwtwhiog 95 INuaemgen. She is Rained eta . Wadi to the oriAliboorltootl of Saliabsay on wits about forty year* of urge. and lies left a linthemil cad remonstrances have hitheelo heels received, I have no • The point was reserved for the opinion of the • • leaky that do u bts are eliterteissed whether she will Monday Just, one. thespeotatots biking alletible and three children to deplore their loss. An Inc comfort to adopisister. Your merit whey &Watt OA itteli- Court, who now dreaded, that the auctio nee r s us be dale to proceed on her voyage.: end what adds barrelled gust. and carelessly firing it. lodged the quest was taken on view of the body, at the Three lion of . the Star, and relieve a you set u rit kell as i wianDv._trunodt betstid to stole to th e 'purchaser all . the inforniation yen • y betroth, id it a .1 ter rs mred to do so er which he possessed, wlietl q . to the distress of the poor itesste is, that they whole of its contents in the back sod fleshy part of Compasses, berme GEORGE BURGESS Esq. Mayor P er "'"." of hope (on the retorts of peace) ' . ' . ••. posseseiug a considerable Nemec ia the county, it was my who is in a most and God. Verdict—" Died by the visttatt I abeam be ibis to .ro id e i INOI, if he was aware that Ins peinted particular was has* all paid their • mosuating to the shoulder of poor REDNANs 7bi. per bead. dreadful situation. of God. o among you, sad to pay back to the misty by resithmee, iiiperfect, otherwise he would he.ti t itde to m a t te I' ) . ' i .. ea... . • • ...- - . • .... • - • . . L-- - '• • ' . • .... ..../. ..._ ... . _..... ... __. . • • ... _ .. . I r 1 *• . . COkENT.GAR:DEN riIE4TRE. On Saturday. night the opera of Rah troy was presented, - and Miss M. Taxi performed Diana .1 Vernon to a delightsd•audience. her voice retains its voltimrand sweetness, end her impassioned style still revels in that fluent and luxurious expression which first stamped her claims to eminence. She was-loudly encored in the song " Xis Highland lad mrlove was bores,." and the duet "Though toe part," &c. was given with tzrrat pathos. Mr. YATES sus tained the part. of Rob Buy with great credit. Mr. Li3rox poured forth un abundance of the ludi crous from his rich comic urn. Mrs. FAUCIT was the genuine Ifrrniiie of the Scotch novelist's muse, no lowilanis tlic-Hokaa Macgregor of the dramatist. The piece went off with abundant eclat, and was as happily- surerrdtd by the pleasant farce of Love, Low, and Phyaia. the ILHewing were. among the fashionables who visited the Olympic. Theatre tit the coarse of last week:— The Mateo( Wellington and party, the Mitegnis and far. cliionees of Lendtinderry asit.periy, Prince Eitterhazy, Lnid G. Lennox and (easily,. tha•Smtaish Ainkainador and party, Lord Fide, and party, Lord and Lady Wm. Fitzgerald and party, Sir Henry and Larlyitycroft and family, the Hon. B. Craven and party, tort Lowther, Sir Lumley Skeffingtors and party, trite: lartnun Levies and' party, Captain Womb. well, Captain Harden; Ste R. and Lady Phillips sod party, Sir Japes Lanham soli pull?, ice. GOOO ACTING !—A fetter from New Ymilli k (Lucre Octet/re Is, tespaiwoot JEti is rapeseed **as Bmgtistr vessel Naar Jemmies, having Arm briesdlso company of performers, with their musicians and'. instruments. in p•issio r l the west of Cuba, was ap proached by a piratical cruiser, whereupon the Imand dreck us a neratini tune, s od the Bacameers immediately tacked dap and led, tuppoeiNgthvy were gettingelongside of a vessel of war !" VeteTati.oQutsst.—Mr. A LEXA,INDLC, the ado. bruited Inte• serried flow Chaster, for the purpose of performing in the course of neat week before a Liverpool audience. The Bishop was among the persons who honoured him with his coun tenance durins his short *toy in Chester. Mr. A. ezbilated in ou Wednesday.. its the presence of Lord DitiNY. Lord Sra,scsv, Lord WI wrow.aud a select pan, of Nobility and Gentry. The- remains of the tiro/ant sod accomplished Lady of JAHNS Durex, Esq. et Wilton Park. are daily expected far interments is& the family vault is Bricastefreld church. That. lameated Lady died lately at Naples, leaving dieser:children to mourn there irreparable loss. The late Mrs. EI,II4NON, Jou.irra, relict of the We WM. JoLLIFTS. Esq. was daughtsr sod sole heiress of Sir RIcHAILD HYLTON, of Harrod Cue. tle r is the county of Ctuuberlaiirl. Baronet, the lineal descendent from Ilse Lorda Da tilrl.7l4lW, and claimant of that ancient barony. ORNITHOLOGY.—A few days ago the keeper of Lord JOHN TOWNSHLND shot Oa Hayleybary. heath, near Hertford, a little auk (Aka Alle, Lifs tsaar). There were seven in a Bock. The ouly way of accounting for the appearance of this rare visotant of the But.tdi Isles to far to the soutb and inland, in, that they were blown away in the late heavy gales. The monument in honour of Major-General Ross, who was killed iit Baltimore in the last American war, has just beets placed in St. Paul's Cathedral. The subject, of course. in treated allegorically. Valour is seen lowering an American flag on the tomb of the departed warrior, as a trophy of his victory. Britanuia is !win:Ammo. aid in teor•. I awe descends with a laurel crown to decorate has boll. The figure is charactenttic, bold, and con ceited in a very masterly style. Britannia, though absorbed in grief at the loss of a favourite hero, manifests a degree of grace and dignity suitable to her character. The whole is a composition marked by taste and genius, and highly honourable to the artist. 1 7 . THR DRrnsu NAVY. Mum iimumb.-11tere are now building. and ordered be built, at his Majesty's dorklarsta, 96 I -of war, _ _ 33 beery - 13 • ships . viz. 18 of the line, . , frigates, . light frigate., 14 sloops sod brigs, 7 bombe 6 goo brim and 4 cutters. Th• following are their names, sod the duck yards:— At l'artsmoulA—Priucess Cbarlot ie. 120; lades 80; Carina., 74 ; President, 60;. Fox, 46; Penelope, 46; Thalia, 46; Tweed, 28; Velar, 28; Ferret, gun.brig, 10; Philomel, 10; Royalist, to. AS Plpaottild—St. George. 180; London,. 110 ; Hiodoa. Is 14 80; Uneasier. 60 ; Portland, 60; Statics, 46; Proser pito., 46 ; Circe, 46; Cerberos.46 ; Tigress, 46; Daphne, 28; Porcupine, ; Partridge, 10; %thole. gun-brig, 10; Hope, gue-Orig, 10; Bramble, eel ter,lo ; Belzebub, bomb; Devastation, bomb; Volcano, bomb. At Ckalkrint—King George the Fourth, 120; Herten., 130; Formidable, 86; Powerful, 80; Mermaid, 48; Raior bow 46 ; Themes, 46; Unicorn, 46; Crocodile, 28; Rattler t snake, 28; Weszle, 10; Procne, 10; Diana, 46; IEOO4 bomb; Sulphur, bomb; Basilisk. cutter. AS Miplferd—Momareb. 84 • Roswell, 74; Worcester, 118 /toles, 46; Amason, 46; Dattialus. 46;. Mercury, 46; Caws, 46; Alarm, 28; Andromeda, 28; Vivian'. cutler, It; Algerine, 10; Halcyoe ' ; Forester, gursbrig, 10; Gritilik, 1,• I brie, 10; Thunder, bomb Ai Weelerich-•alsonderar, 80; Chichester, GO; Winch". , ter, 60.; Clyde, 46$ Reba, 40.; Jamie, 46 ; Medusa, 41 North Star, 28; Kingeftskce. 10 ; Magriet, 16 ; Tyrian 10. At Penbreise—Galimb, 84; Vesgesure, S 0; Drrid, 46; Hasasideriel, 46; Neetrani, 46; Nereus, 46; Thisbe, 46; - Zephyr, 10 • Sreeess,2B; Talbot,. 28; ittraink. 10; ‘, au; kW row, cutter., 10 ; Meteor, bona/. At Sheerness—Onyx, 10. At Itomhay.—Asia, 84; Sonabny, 84; Ganges, 84; Bap daytime, 4t ; btyajlla , 46. st Cookie Chiaw--Saimaraos; 211; Termagant, 2s. THE LATE STORM. On Friday morning Windsor and the neighbourheoil was visited with one of the heaviest swims of rain ever remem bered by the oldest inhabitant. The watery torte* M. mended with scarcely any abatement from nine lid eleven o'clock. All the low grounds are inundated. The lend duoili from the Forest came so rapidly into the Sheet street road sad the adjoining meadows, that horses and other strong animals were with difficulty saved; and any sheep that may have been out must hive been washed sway. The storm ex. leaded many miles round the neighbourhood. Feidap midnight we had a must violent storm of wind, rain,, said hail, accompanied with thrader, and very vivid dashes of lightning, fur about two heirs. The wind and rain, which latter MI in torrents, beat in one of the windows of the Garrison Chapel, but we bate heard of no other instance of damage occasioned by 11.—(Poefensouttl Paper.) 71111 ARMY. ....inv.,— The party of the 22i1 foot that, Nader Captain Paste. pee. formed garrison duty to %Waterford, from the eadnarltstiossof the 49th to the landing of the 1018114 asarebod back on Tao► day for headlaarters, Kilkenny. On Thursday the Nth regional of feet strived is Dab. lin hem England. Sleifte rietairtiv et Spilitad-.-Sesalramls, Iptligenia t Casale... Plows., Tees, Brame, Rosario, sad FilMiag foal* Jim botrs.—.l.l ley kelpie, Commaiko* ChatMO Great, C.B. fur Ike East laths e.g;wass Atefremar* ki. some, Comnsettere Joseph News, C.O. for Iha clip* of cleo4 Hesse emataaad ; Salisbury, Cam. iiottdy fas Bemeitkiesal Fahie's Bag at Halifax; Remiss, Gust. J. A. W. W O 4 C.B. for the Wediterraama mafiosi.; Deka; Girl. T. Wal ser, far the mast of Africa; leases, Capt. T. Halmos, for Jamaica. AdMiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ is appointed Vice• Admiral of England. in the rnom of the late Sir WILLIAM YOVIIQ ; and the Earl Of Notwitais the third in command in the metiers La Trafalgar, and the only survivor, is appointed Roar-Admiral of England. in the room of Sir J. SAUMAREZ. The Hind, Sir CLIAELES BURMARD. Bart, sailed on yesterday se'nnight, with sealed osiers--it is supposed fur Lisbon. The Cowiekoor, Capt. MIN. GAY, will sail when the «hid is fair, from Ports mouth for Plymouth, with 5,0001. in silver, for the dock•yerd and supernumerary seamen for the ships there. The Mersey, 20, Capt. EDWARD Col.ll.lEt, went in'e Portsmouth harbour on Tuesday, to be paid off and laid up in ord►uary. k LEA N DUBLIN. NOVEMBER 15. A Proclamation was issued by the Lord I.iente.; hatit and Privy Council, on Tuesday the 14th inst. declaring— ", Tint the Baremies.of Dehailom.and Orrery. and Kilmore, lo the Colima of Gash, sm in a state of disiorhitice, sad re. quire aa ettraordiary establishment of. Police." On the tame day another Proclamation was issued, declaring— " That the Co m o, of the City of LimeAeli, the, City of Limerick, and ohs Liberties of the said city, nrejka stale. of dislarbance, sad. requite. acestrosrdinary 3 establishment of. Police." The names snbscribed to these Proclamations are— " Manners, C.; John O. Disblin;, Erne; Praiikfurt Montmorency; Charles Kildare; Norbury; D, Millishon; William Swim; Charles Granl." DISTURBANCES IN THE COUNTY CORK. " On Saturday, nt two o'clock, Lord Aylmer, Adjutant-General, and Captain Craig, Deputy Aa sistaist.Adjotaut-General to the Forces in received orders to proceed forthwith to this coooky k and such. was the expeditioa . used that they lek. Dublin by the. Cork mad-couch that evening, are rived in Perenny on Sunday evening, and home diately set off for Mellow. It is understood that their visit is to facilitate the movements of the mili tary in the diatwhed parts of this,aud the, neighbour ing counties, and thereby. to. inertia the delay con. sequent on the different applications to Government. We understand that since his Lordship's arrival in Mallow, an order reached this city for a reinforce meat. sod a company of the llth regjnient march ed off et five o'clock yesterday morning. Previous ,to Lord Aylmer's arrival. the Gentlemen. of that neighbourhood in the most spirited manner sub scribed • considerable sum, and had . the 34410 w yeomanry placed our permanent duty, mild 4, come muuication could be had Gyro, Goternmeut ; sad in consequence of some alarming rumours, the re spectlible portion of the town were sworn in as ape. • cilia constables, sided by the Gentlemen of the sur roonding country, twenty of whom, sell armed, every night in turn regularly ;Nitrides! the different roods oditnniug the town. " About one o'clock in Ilse morning ou Monday last, the 51h instant, tlic house of William Pur cell. of Aluimira, near Charleville, Esq. was stir. mended by on armed banditti, wilt) instantly at. tempted i bleak through the trout stud bock dawn .ud lower windows, at the same time diackargiog several shots as. the upper windows: the fire, how .ever, being quickly and vigorously returned by ' Mr. Porcell„ he forced the party to retire after per seirestog for at hoist so hour out the attack. From the quantity of blood found after titem, there must have hero many wounded, and most likely severely, as it was with swan-drop that Mr. Purcell's guns were mostly loaded. The darkness of the night, and the smoke of the firing, orelepted their going' off being tin, or their route traced. . " Daring yesterday there were rumours in cirtMe lotion of several other houses in the neighbourhood of Mallow, Mitcbelstowii, and the surrounding country, having . been attacked and plundered of arms and @munition on Saturday and Sunday Miens. It was ohm riported, on authority of a person who was said to have arrived from Mallow last evening, that on Sunday night there had been an engagement in the vicinity of Mallow, between . a party of dragoons and a large body of the people, in which one of the latter had been killed, and se— veral taken prisoners, but alter the most diligent inquiries up to • late hour we could not obtaio particulars of either. " The Magistrates of Kanturk and its neigh bourhood have also made further application to Go. vernment fore greater reinforcement, is the number there at present is only sufficient for protecting the town from attack, which they are nightly its dread of; and will not admit of any parties to scour the country, to endeavour to come up with some of the marauders. " A regiment in Nom got the route on Saturday night, to march the following worsting fur Ferititty.' The Clare Journgl of last Monday contains the following paragraph : " The young mail named G!eeson, whom we Wye *heady twice referred to, us being wounded by the Police in the innigthoorhood of Six-mile bridge, has met with his death in a most laiu,nitable mintier. There was a quantity of flax over the bed in which he was lying; and the nurse-tender, while engaged in some manner about his person, Sri it on fire, which, communicating to the thatch, the house was is a blase iv a few momeola, and the wretched map woe miaowed to ashes. It is not a little singular, that the fate be met with was pre. dieted to him by his companions, if ever be got into the custody of the Magistrates, The fact might 1e 4 its to suppose that those disturbers had some concern in his death." It is stated that on Monday last a meeting of Magistrates of the Queen's County was held at Maryborough, iu erniseyoerce of a large body of men having collected, and, by force, carried away corn, potatoes, sad other things, which had been sold a t a public sale in that town, under an ettecm tion, by the Sheriff of the county. Although the cirtvinstauce alluded m tem limiest; in the extreme, Yrt the Pm** winch led 10 it du not resemble those which have produced such melancholy instances of murder 494 rapine in the snore southern districts. The Magistrates, after boviog summoner) a number of witueahes to ottetwl them 00 the 15th niettttg, adjourned Alen. useetiog until dirt day. fHE he 'Cast! [FROM ♦ COILIMPON DENT.I -... The following address faint the inhibitonts of . stlehlayney, and the aninver Prom Ikasvii• 8183'1147. however trilling it may appear, should' interest the public at large, as it demonstrate' its some measure the cause of discontent in the sister kingdom. ,Scarce an instance of remthistrance or complaint from the lower orders to the conatituted.itutlinrities is attended to, slid we only hear the complaints of the people of Ireland by rebellion, or emigration Ste America. The discontent in the north is equally %serious as in the south, although it operation is hillirrent. 10 the south, when aggrieied or cippresit. id, they resort to rebellion mind rciastance ; where's, the north, the people remove with their property industry to. the Uilitrd Sister. which, knot sully ruinous to irehuid depr4.iitg the counlM of 'so much wealth and industry, last injurnma, to laighind by iusnsfeclures being. established in tAsuerica, whitb..arere formerly supplied from. Eng. :604 The people who address. may , poutibly refute wasn't of tithe. in cupsequeuee, of non-I:raj deuce ou the port or the clergyman: in that ease. mit abouids 11110/c uothilig of the cause irhy the Illuentry is disturbed, but' judge &out the effect, ti artely lAtere thikt the disFopiterit aßtli dta. 111,,baswes. vrhpels ditgropk, that cOpkidry, urt i opute va the tutu) ipsdakreenCu, NI to tifg emidAtiok gip OA people. •gi UK ASA of Per/Pgs, ip ups,tkuritl.uttpl,re., goitre such, iuipopor s e emoluments, toler,furipp,4otiell, *eh they tieglect. if.G.civerpoiept. were to act. itioee decided, Nod. mike et hp. ere. so, 1t5,4 % simply psotijded for futfd their, respective dwies,te, the Croon ;ed to, tale country. et lacy., we 9100u,10§. ace prosperity and cooteideaesit oppo. is I[elrytl l. nitiaPet the, aid o§ Wltory. force. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LIEUTENANT GENERAL LORD 114..AYNEY. My Lust—We, the i4loabileotaoCCutleb/aettey, sod of the Parish. or 1 41.44k4P, beg levy. to represent to you Lordship the extreme unpleasant sithatioo iu which lie are Plaied,.. from want of a resident Rector, suited to administer renew. comfort to our families, or to those who are elected with Mamma or bodily inAlmoity. W 9 hove WIPE tillocc.Po49Ried the l at e ;I.ollMP•eVitkee to the extreme hardship, injustice, and imprOpreety of t Rec tor mot residing on hitparish or mum his parialtioners. Our complaint% (however just) Laic not ii any respect been at tributed to—this pariehlas eiery lhisit to misstate of, neglect, lodilferests, and aomatteadractio t heir infirmities, of weals. bY lhate.eth, ire RA libeettlil coduffed, • A 4l :l ) Cti e tti; ct i ( fro W. poi ieree tlyt whAch tlglghatc,most shauscfitlly , ueglogted. We do Iffier pre", that your Liirdship 'May adopt eseih eausuren, as tniainuty appatr idvitaid, to lief ourgriemlisces redressed. -- • ' For gelato 011 ti ilarialtieners, moo.S Ii oi kulT 4s. °swim— ty,Tyvlol;.l,., y • To which 44 Blarteat rettwied thy folloWiai answer Geellemeifseirreekted the memorial you were pleased to address tp me,compleining of nor-repidenceon the part of the Rector, and the conseqoeet neglected State of your Parish. I deeply participate is she feelings Ritich so tyt.i a s Jeri 'Alin, !tut cairn . *reopectible led ticeelt tarintoioners, but I. %Is efra t it 4 cite ?At, 1 4 15t41, it! their Irmo without Stk. vistilig u. It is • sad nsisfortuae, and I may say it is peculiar as Ire land, that whoever attempts to remonstrate or complain of soy &bias pabliely injuries', is sure le be opperied by the itlihnel Of' WM, n. 4 the distrost of ethers, wlsty oa thy other helot; pplqic apisit by not as yet 'raised auflieleet ee l thorny ‘4l spitisa itself against ieterystef cOmbiaaiion. Yoe may recollect thai I already presented a • memorial from you, most emnerimely end respectably signed, epos lb. skirts of your complakt, aeastoPmlied Or O•X Omer to hit Grace the Primate, which was barren of any goos‘ though your sentiments Vfcre . eyoressed with becoming respect add deference. Ills Grace lad not (it would seem) suilicieut control over the late Mishap is hi ace ; and be wee ;ileum, (with great politeness) to observe, that nothing could by ef fected to volute the eomplinota of this Parish, fur three yeari km the time the ciamploiol trap Wudered, ur esti( thy Tri ennial Yisitalka- Tbyt Teleanio) Ylailatiop bee title* loityls piece, and your EekTalleet {Mgt neither heft. fetieet•ld W (fur sufht I cgs discover) attended tn. This is deeply tq he lemeeted, for I eau lordly conceit , e a pnaliC eircernoleeee POPr u l l Y ° leeemll l 4 60° tc! sop Ohio important porkh, coutaining upwards of ore thousan d parisbi o pers of the. Psopstant worship, pay . litc 4 ifertie ateL sual income to a Rector, kola whom they ererlf9 teel comfort in religion, 90 pal!ro°l"alftilitig" of PRIV iP the thffieellirs tf o life, and who is gut 9VI Perert, ",• I /Acme to those w contrihute tq abqudently to his erne lowest. It has *loin struck me, that any epolygy for the non-re sidearm of a *clog, (ulnae', on the want of a "pecifio place of abode ie the parish, is quite futile. If the;e la nit glebe or house OPPestrialed for him, there sboahl he one previdid immediately ; ouch a wept shoulti gut tyTrin umnpPlirdi Whim we see ,Nab foods pie provided or the heading of glebe Wiwi" and ley meal be swore, Ilse; la t e Oriels of Mocks°, or reetteidailleft a relOtdil T 1 14 obtained with facility ; such an attempt at apology is absurd, eapecielly when we may perceive tree urightiouriog perishes ales good glebe houses when the Rectors themselvya ary eyeting. I bike oft', redeemed these septimentn(l atia sorry to ;ay) with little idvanlage to the parishiotien. It may be Amid pat I obould have pressed your suit ear nestly to the pishop ; ouch firgrant 'stonier may interest the intention of ay yotinble man, tabors Character and acquire. Nunn, go boupor to hip b.ily Office, but ' l am discouraged by f Meeleis otedtations which I hate repeatedly made, and I hesitate to 'evolve him suddenly in the arduous task of re forming thou litotes is the diorese, which had berm invete. rate long before his appilintment to the ace. Several de signs formed upon principles of public utility, are inter cepted in consequeoce of the state of the pariah its to spiri tual isstructioe. Much disgust prevails througho!!t ; pro. selytism is usaltiog alarming rustles, and mai:Talton is re moving itoqinually wealthy and respectable' Proteminte, who cannot continue in danger of losing a proper inclinu tion for the rites of the church, by the cold isuperktt man ner in which they are exercised, and Mho *aye reed pa And spoke other region where the m•mforts of reliFitio are tars gesloyaly apd 017,0707 edinimstered. It waste) , intention to bare erected t Sarum! Roue, and to have laid the foundation of other ob3ecis for pdhlic ad wastage to the beat of inyteluutsble power; but the general disgust discourages designs which, to Boorish, require the aid of public content and real. I have nut Oubsefibed 1 0 the Bible Society sad other excellent iniiiinkipmt, kering, the deprivation of a resident 'Rector, leaves up in Wellt of the most competent person to ruperiatead (is al/ respe c t 4 the wholesome dissemination of tkvl Gospel Irstbs. it . indeed give ate sincere concern los see a tows and .paripb, the inhabitants of which are wealthy, conspicuous for moral conduct, soduitry, and laudable feelieg—disrarded(f may say) from th e spiritual adrsioistratiun of what she church entitles them to expect, to see take young generallque de prised of those advantages, subielo o faithful acid jealous Minister of theldospel is so eounputilpt to eoperefOr them, assatto see them in waat of the elm& eweeutial of all par dianships. For the cold indifference with wile your supplications and remoustrastee have MAMA, bodielotteived, I have tau comfort to administer. TrostiseillifittlßOmMr‘et atleu lion of the State, and relieve yeekveidtsi wants. 1 conuot personally sailed yen say bead* emailet: iedividual, Pod possessing a costaidelablefootusie is Ms hesaky, it was my hope ( on the retorts of peace) I AGM. be able tO .tradde among you, and to pity back le the county by residence) • idol I drew from its soil and industry. „. Tin.atoontry drained by excessive absentieship, 6 1 candidly confess, that I am not story many landed proprietors withdrawing tr country, in 01 respects so circumstaneed that ?mashie can be inore resoltine to an it lima (he system universally complained of, haie NO other °Wee; thati.lit banish the qeen o; pnn prrty from their esters and to deptdepute their 'citatory of the advantages of their residence. I should extend my reply toe far was Ito give way t't my feelinrs and upiotoste, bet I. step •t the uncomfortable emote...which alone remtinr, namely. an appeal to justice, and to. public opinion ; whatever he the trent, whether yen succeed in haring the 'Rector of the parish resident among you, and obtain the consequent benefits of n 1 191 4 11, or. whether we ra,ii in the attempt, and continue to see proselytism ithcontrolli if, and sweeping away tido diedd of the Estiblialied Chdreh front its comnsnolosi; disgust spreading, and emigration i ing, we shall at least have the tonsolstian, that we have left mishits, untried ou err part to avert, if . possible. aids dismal and ruinous prpfire,clo,-1 have ilte, honour to remain, Gentlemen. your ' Ample obedient dud rime biteable Servant. BLAYNET; ~ ' l , ' 6 • •••• Dal this, thinsill tihip, it . wise, ft . rprisr•l la see so I I themaelvea er . eta a ; tor he as tired, isol.•pendeat upuo, which appears to ientiemeu 1 . ~~ .~