The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-16 00:00:00

ro' d 11- AMERICAN PAPERS. FROM VIDGIRiII.—A letter from Peterseettlit I s t. inst. states, that great alarm prevailed-1a - t h e . . setioetic e of the British seettinsiag to *weed James , Riser. They wore in sight from the fort (twenty E , _ _ iforlase wiles from City Point), where it is expeete4 they will - -.4) ..,,__, tn. , _. ._,_ .. ;olio attempt a lauding. The troops from Petersbergh „ . 2 1 . ,'"' 17:r th T A T ooffea ' 1 1 1 Z ud g ; v i eet i i e l le am ' t h.s vicinity. were concentrating at the fort.— °"'vo!r" to Many inhabitants were removing with their goods sad its;tied s addressed John Wilson Crofter, Est. furniture. , fan Dominßo 4 Hampton Ards, , t FotAt Tut Noerota LEDGER, Julifil 30. ke, Joie et. tiro g in „../ r e qu est you will Werra Chesap their Lordihitis stash' of this morning we learn, that the BMA ad- th a t , hose the ha er v elt ripn received of the enemy's e d ‘t ,terdity *boot 100 men near Lyon's Creek, on f oat ie 4as con e y Island, and it being necessar y to thiSuuth- side of Jame aim. *We have so farther obtain ion of that . place, to enablethelight ii: formation from this. .21.10 ships lay off the swath Ai m and vessels to proceed op the narrow channel v ; l'agan Creek. i . towards Norfolk, to transport the troops over on t; rue n z Tower , Just 7.s—The statement of the that side for them to attack the new feet and lines, wow!' of Hampton being violated by the British , ,k in the rear of which the Constellation frigate was turns put to be false. A correspondence epos that, enemata) I dittoed the troops under Sir Sydney subject, and the pillage said to have. beenr eomnsitted Beckwith to be landed upon the Continent within there, has taken place betweee General Taylor mad tint *learnt point to that place, and a reinforce- Admiral Warren. Some pleader appears to have meat of seamen and marines fr om the ships ; but ! been committed, but it was confined to the French ope n approaching the island, from the, extreme troops employed. Admiral Warren complains, on '- shoeless' of the water on the sea side, and the i his part, of the Americans continuing to hire upon difficulty of getting across from the land, as well ! the straggling crews of the barges after they were as the island itself being fortified with a number of sunk. It is said, that it was the wish of most of the passed men from the frigate and the militia, and land officers to give up Caney Island ; bat the A .:. littahod by fifteen gun-boats, I considered, in con- representation, of the 011icer .P• 1 1 1- cers of the Navy determined to defend It at .... 1 vitimmee .; ll the hazards. The British appear to have brLir i ossl y utimilleg the troope of the difficulty .the - ir pen misinformed as to the probable resistanateesien= begleserisp 'sole, l ewd, tat th e ir ewd, th at ther psweeeste..4* when they made their attack. The British ' attempt would oat more men thal the minas* away all the horses from Hampton they could col-. with us would permit, as the other forts must have lest, for the purpose of drawing their artillery, as is ' been stormed before the frigate and dock-y*4 said. - could be destroyed; I therefore ordered the troops NORFOLK, 'MT 3.—The enemy haesot, for t he to be re-embarked. list three days, made the slightest movement that is I am happy to say, the loss in the above affair worth noticing. (re turns of whichare enclosed) has not been COOB6 Z AN ESVILLZ (0010) 9 Just 17.-. A dispatch has rable, and only two boats sunk. . i been forwarded hereto Brigadier-Geoid Cass, from I have to regret, that Captain Hanchett, of hilsi! Major General Harrison, informing, that from cam- Majesty's ship Diadem, who volunteered his serif munieations from fort Mein a large British and In ' vices and led the di % vision of boats with greaae than force were collecting at or near Malden, and gallatitry was severely wounded by a ball in the I w that they expect another attack or siege from a force ; . L:. t of sor 6000 . The regiment of year's men .raising , ig" in this district, are directed to repair as soon as pram. The °Scan and men behaved with much brai. ticable, to Cleveland. The troops of fort are I very, and if it had been possible to have got at ' said to be very sickly • and if an attack *rib. so ; the - enemy, lam persuaded would have soon gained unexpectedly made ) and from Ito large a arcs, we' t h e F - - ate. should dread the result , and sha ll , therefore , be I have the liononv,to be, anxious until we bear farther from that pest. -JOHN BORLASB WARREN. Fwq BOSTON, Juts 13.—We understand a gentleman 3.W. cam,. at Norwich has invented a diving boat, whith, by means of paddles, he can propel nuder Inter at the rate of three miles an hour, and ascend and descend at pleasure. &has made a number of experiments, and has been three r .'s ander the bottom of the Rainil:cs, off lir ,adou. In the first attempt, after remaining. or some time, be came to the top of the water'' ' s Porpoise for air, awl as luck would have it, seance up but a few feet from the stern of the Rameilies, and was observed by the sentinels on deck, who king out " boat ahoy"—immediately on hearing which, the boat descended without milt. log a reply. Seeing this an alarm gen was fired on boant-elsoshipopstall heads called to queeters—the .sable cat and tili ship got under weigh 'wits all pos sible dispatch, expecting every. moment to be blown up by a torpedo. In the third attempt he came up directly under the Ramillies, and fastened himself and his boat to her keel, where be remained half an hour, and succeeded in perforating a hole through her copper, and while engaged in screwing a torpedo to her bottom, the screw broke and defeated his object for that time. $o great is the alarm and fear no board of the Ramillies of some such stratagem being played off upon them, that Commodore Hardy has with& awn his force from before New London, and keeps his ship under way all the time instead of lying at anchor as formerly. A Return of OMeers. Semen, and Marines . belonging to his Maaesers Ships, killed, wounded, and mining, in the Attack on Dailey Bland, Jane 41, 1813. Xasso.—None. Woosnaw.-1 Officer and. 7 seamen. sentara. Name of the Oeieer wounded. Captain Howbeit, d his Majesty's alp Diadem, severely, bat not daagerondy. JOHN BORLASE WARREN. A General Return of Killed, Waysled. and Mining of the Otfieers, Non-Cussusissioned thieen, Drummers. and Rank and File, in the Affair with the. Enemy as Canny Island, June 23, WIS. Bdariae and Rocket Artillery-1 musk and bak es S ded ßog • ltlariw•rltranik and Ile, ; Captain, 4 and wita g abd 111Kli11atag..• 1024 Rog.—l %rpm killed; 1 *desist wounded. Lt aid Company Canadian Chasneurs-1 Lieutemust wound ed; 2 Serjeants, I drummers. 41 rank and Me, missing. Total—= ; 8 womied; SS ml stag. SYDNEY BECKWITH, Q. M. Geo. San Domingo, Hampton Roads, Jane 41. Ste,—l request you will inform their Lordships, that the enemy having a post at Hampton, defended by a considerable corps commanding tbe communi cation between the upper part of the country and Norfolk; I consdered it advisable, and with a view to cat of their resources, to direct it to be attacked by the troops composing the ftyiug corps attached to this squadron ; and having instructed Rear-Admiral Cockburn to conduct the naval part of the expedi tion, and placed Captain Pechell, with the Mohawk ifettcotAno, Auc. B.—Letters from Afton*, of 1, sloop and launches, as a covering force, under his the 3d inst. mention, that a report was then preva. , orders, the troops were disembarked with the great lent there that the Congress at Prague had been dim-] eat zeal and celerity. solved. It was very generally believed that hostili- Sir S. Beck wit:,, commanding 'the troops, having ties would recommence the moment the te rm a gr eed moat ably attacked and defeated the enemy's force, upon had ernirml. and took their guns, colours, and camp, I refer their A urns t,AuG.2.—According to report tbelmperial Lordships to the Quarter-Master-General's report High Council of Wei had issued orders to throw a (which is inclosed), and that will explain the gallantry bridge ove r the Danube, o n the b or d ers o f A us t r i an and behaviour of the several officers and men em ptoyed on this occasion, and I trust will entitle them ildngary, in order to be enabled t o c ro s s th a t r i ver with the greater facility, and in a short time. is is to the favour aids Royal Highness the Prince Re t. be done at Theban, a small town belonging to ! gent, and approbation of the lards Commissioners of Corot Pally, and called by the Hungarians Dewin, [the Admiralty. ituated to the westward, where the Ma rc h f a ll s in- Sir S. Beckwith having reported to me that the do. to the Dan u be . Ip our present dubious, Mate be• fences of the town wera en t i rel y destro y ed, and the tweeu p l ay a an d wit r, seen p o o l attribute this leasow completely dispersed in the neighbourhood, I measure solely to the micessity of shortening the road ordered dm troops to be re-embarked, by the several Yor the troops, which are moving in oar vicinity, an d officers of the squadron, under. the orders hi Rear. likewise to accelerate the movement e military Admiral C " klmee * -4 have ' age. transports. Others again hold it mere Fishable that J. W..Craker, Er + JOHN B. WARREN. it is done solely with the intent et giving the south bank of th e Danube soother emniedims metb the northern. This opinion seems to be so much the better founded, as there is not a abegla brigs across the Danube from Vienna downwards, excepting the flying bridge at Freeburg, and the bridge-of boats between Pest and Offs; notwithstanding that it still runs near 200 Ge r man mil es fr o m to Its mouth, if taking its windings into calculation. KONINGIII3I4, Jens 30.—.-Clothing, arms, and ammunition for 20,000 men had arrived at Colbert, as likewire 100 pieces of 6 and 12-pounders, with all their appendages, a great quantity of cainp-Man- Itets and tent materials, and complete arms for 1000 Clothing, arms, and ammunition for a fur ther oionber of 9000 cavalry and 60,000 iakntry, in immense quantity of gunpowder; .and 150,000 ells of blue and red cloth is likewise to be unloaden. HE LIG() LAND MAIL. His Majesty's slip, kg Damiege, Haraptoa Rai* Swot 111 Sza,—l have-the honour to report ' compliance with your orders to attack town and camp at Hampton, the command were put into light beats, during the night of the 25th . excellent arrangements of Rees.-Adtail who was pleased in person to TWIN under Lieutenant-if' of the 10241 regiment, two companies Chasseurs, three Companies of squadron, with two six-pounders rine artillery, were landed half light the nest morning; about two ward of the town, and the royal under ,Lieut.-C6l. Williams, were so expeditiously that the enemy • to move forward. Ilamenaos, Aug. 2.--The Mayoralty has issued a Proclamation, informing the public that the demo lit;ou around the city is to be extended still 100 foibes further, and must be completed by Aug. 20. A Proclamation, dated the 23d ult. has been is sued by his Highness the Prince of F.eltmuhl, ac cording whereto, the second sixth of the extraordi nary. contribution must be paid without delay, and those persons who are in arrear must have paid their quotas within 14 days from that date, either lu hard money, according to the tariff, or In banco, at 264 ) or iu billion Paris, stay,* months date &a. With a view to turn the . enemy march was directed towards the from the country into the rear the troops moved off in this directiol Cockburn, to engage the enem:, `the armed launches and rocket-boas upon their batteries; this - pletely. that the head of our cleared a wood, and were already Sank before cur approach was perceived; they __ moved from thole camp to their positims i• roar of • Moije..iy's Ship Rattler, •I Pm May 90. Avg the leouour to acqttoint you ) for rho , sum Timm report to yes, ehlt in T one d", • attack the enemy is American the troops 4,srh l i j u ng st. l a e"ea n na d ie b lir r :0 1" I ! t h e et.ilotldris bli t rill f : r-Adtairal Cockburs, r Twati_ of superintend, the\ ad.. ; witi c at % t a mi nti pa N n a ies pier o , f co ca l a tag ian , carrertnuerhedo 4 marines from . taken by rs from the royal ' sent her I I an hour before two WWI to the w t- The Aim. 1 rid marine banal" s, ; Maje ere brought on eh nit eta r was speedily enabi 1 , Sys; enemy's position, rwir ! . of th ree Juliana s he great road lean pounder of the town s : whit two lattP ectiou, iluer.Adoti I w, faa iy's attention, ordered t ore' —l• -boats to committee • s succeeded se mai 'To obti s ta s ; i adeomod guard Bald . Cisme eady on the enemy:* perceived ; they they 1 . ' . . ; their way across a bridge planks enemy's encampment, of which; and the batteiies, Immediate possession. was gained; In the mean s!,aso some artillerymen stormed and took the enemy's re maining field-piede. Inclosed, I have , the honmir to transmit a return of ordnance taken. Lietitenint-Col' will have the honour of delivering to you a stand of colours of the tifith regiment, Samie city light in faritry, and one of the list battalion, Sbth regiment. The exact numbers of the enemy it is difficult to as certain. • Prom the woody country, and the strength of their position, our troops have sustained some loss — that of the eneniy was very toreiderable : every it ertho was medal° collect the wounded Americans,. vibe were attended by a surgeon.of their own,'and by the British eargeoni, who performed amputations On 4dias required it, and afforded every assistance la ittielr power; the dead bodies'of such as could be collected were also carefully burled. • I beg have on this occasion to express the oblige this. I sire to Lieut.:Col. Napier, and Lieut.-Col. . . His he their kind and able assistance; to Ma- Sin,—l beg to jetbialcolm and Captain Smith, and all the Officers ' in company with a4asen, whom zeal and splriNd conduct solid* ' the FAtergrise4 4 1 0104 bliss Psita•wißkeNt‘ Jug te'Saffin of I have the honour to be, Etc, (Signed) SYDNEY BECKWITH. 91 men, Vler Qaarier•hiaster.General. Hoo. Admiral Sir J. 11. Warren, on the cgs* of Right capture; abe is K. B. ike. be. ko. I and in my opinion • lestervi et Ordnance Stores taken in Hampton, on the 25th June, 1813. 4 hreive.potouder gess, on travelling carriages, 3 six-pounder • psalm travelling carriages. with limbers, and a proportion of l emmoninoo for cacb of the above calibres. S covered waggons; and their bones. T. A. PARKE, Captain, • Aod Senior Olcer R. M. Artillery. A NOUN the Allied, Wounded, and Bening at Hampton, June, 1813. Royal Marine Artillery -c rank and tile killed; 4 rank and .le wounded. (Ships) three Companies of Royal Mariaes-1 rank and tile wounded; 1 rant and file missing. I ht IRIAN Canadian Chaneurs —3 rank and Me killed; 13 rank and Me wounded; 6 rank and tile missies. Ist Batt. Royal Marines-1 rank and tile killed; Lieutenant,. teak and file, wounded. N Batt. Royal Marines-1 Lieutenant, 1 sake*, 6 rank and tile, wounded; 3 rank and Ile missing. Total-5 killed; 39 wounded ;10 miss i ngg. (Signed) SYDNEY BECKwITH, Q. IL Oen, Admiralty Office, Aug. 14. Admiral Sir John Bodin Warren has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Capt. Lumley, of his Majesty's ship Narcissus, to Rear- Admiral Cockburn, giving an account of the boats A that ship having, on the.Hth of June last, under the directions of Lieut. John Cririe, First of the Narcissus, and Lieut. P. Savage, of the Royal Ma rines, brought out from York river in the Chess peaks, the Surveyor, United States Revenue schooner, carrying siz guns, pierced for twelve, and having twenty-tre mss on board. 'Three men in the bests spa killed,aust iii w including Lieetenants tririe and Savage ) f the enemy fad be wounded. Sao Domino, at Sea, June 16. Srft,—l hare the honour to inclose, for the in formation of the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, the copies of several letters transmitted to me by the Hon. Capt. Cape!, of his Majesty's ship La Hope, Senior Officer upon the northern part of the coast ; by which their Lordships wiU perceive the meritorious exertions of the Of►cers and crews of his Majesty's ships, in the capture of some of the large privateers of the enemy,•-I have the ho nour to be, itc. JOHN BORLASE WARRRN, J. W. Croker, Es q; Ills Majesty's Ship Nymph., at Sea, April 21. Sit,—ln obedience to your signal, after a chars of three hours, I yesterday captured the celebrated fast.saiiing letter of - marque brig Vivid, with one long eighteen-pounder on a 'circular carriage, and twenty-two men, from Boston.—l have the honour to be, &c. F. P. BPWORTH, captain. The boo. T. B. Cape!, Captain of his • Majesty's ship La Hogue. His Majesty's Ship Nympbe. at Sea, May 10. Sta,—l base much pleasure in acquainting you of my haying, on thcbth inst. in lat. 43. deg. 17 min. N. longitude 69 deg. 29 min. W. captured the fast-sail inq American privateer Montgomery, of twelve guns and seventy-five awe s on her return from a two months cruise off thi coast of Ireland.—l have the bonier to ba t ha. , • F. P. EPWORTH, Captain. IPM T. H. Omit Captain af his majesty's ship La Hogue. TM Majesty's Ship Staiaaaa, of Cape Am, May 16. 511,-1 have the honour to inform you, that we this morning,. In company with his Majeuty's ship chaced on shore a large armed ship under American colours, near Cape Ann Town ; having an .-11ose to her, and fired a few shot on the beach disperse the Militia, who were assembling, I sent in of both ships, under the command of Lieut. of the Shauned, who brought the vessel off any Ion; she proves to be L'lnvincible, a corvette built privateer, of la guns, lately by his Majesty's sloop Mutine, and .re the Alexander American privateer. I hive to Halifax.—l have the honour to bq, &c. (SiP. 8. V. BROKE. T. B. Cape). Captain of his Majesty's ship La Hogue.. Ship Nymphi., Hnlifat harbour, May U. •Ou the morninf of the 12th, after .a chaos hours, 'I captured' the Schooner privateer Smilh, of 37.tonv, mounting one long nine and two twetve-pounder carronadev (the latter she threw overboard in. the chew), and 24 fonr days from Boston, sad bad made no cap. have the honour to be, 1&c. f . P. EPWORTH, Captain. • ion. T. B. Cape!, Capital,. of hiublo ,. r tsu Hogue, had Sooior 01e..' et iquad. uf BaAun. ' b . remar.. ,Y l o l ,m,okr, considered fastest *ling pr,ivateer oat of :the tinted States; she left leawrith a erne Of 127 mete, 'bat had only about 70immining ht *the - drip of her capture, the greatest member, of whom lade their escape on her getting agrosad, andieieral wee* drowned in their attempt to swim from bur.. Hsi Majwiti's schooner : Bream which Wain co!rapony, contithet.4l Much to ' our asCistance in getting the ati of, and, I 'an happy is my, with lordly any 1101. . I bad the honour to repoit to the Senior Officer at Halifax, of lasing chased on Anis ) sear Bayley's Miitake, the Marisa privateer ,sebooner Gaily ,eppee' of two gamy lag 6 - pounders, and .35 ma, on the t 1 inst. and of her being in that iitontion at tacked and destroyed by the boats of his Iliejtsty's ships, in chaise of Mr. James Catlip; Acting Master. I bate the honour to be, &a. ALEX. uQBDUht, Captain. The Honourable T. Y. Cart, Cepuing his Mainey'e rhip LadAitale, car. • i . . . . . , . ~ . -•..• . , • • , . . , . . • • . . ..,..........,.......... ......__...:. b rilE STATESMAN . • • —• • . . . . .. ....• . • •.. .... • . - -.0r% r•-• a Palitr... 4l lE • ----....-- _....---.. - - - _ - •.. • . - -. ----- .. • • - , t' - . • "7 -..- ' ' ' : ( fs' 4 ' s •* ' 4olll Of LONDON GAlgarrii) If/4k 14* . -..mlw • , the town; and berlithl wit* ;Igerotiiiy.ittacked bir *'. .pail of toms- -6.1. kik Lbset•Col. Napier, is the mimics; *nit* to stand Matiliptra .Id32 o4 ter , -illy - emblimPil gave* • . 'ail es of . • ddminsky glfies t • Aug 14. which, they condoned their match to the rear of the aleore,• Ow) . isii iki 19tii 'WM. of game CM. . , - : . town, when a dMachfamst, under Lteot..Coi. Wil- in*, thii ilnippdfilates' prirate armful ship ;Mei. Digpate.heai of w in c h the &shouting are copieti RlM*liana, condUcted by Captain Powell, Aseiitani.Qaar- it, of.eighteehipssei reteredni to Simian from a ent ) , lowa been received at t his ° lll "Ctrun Admiral til e ter-Master•Giri,eral pushed th roug h the town, sad cruise of 19 weekt. The Aletar is a rema rkably 9 r will ittßonorhie ...._ Sr John *seism Warren, Bart. ' • forced / tiles, way soros. a bride • planks . into the fine silip t soar years old; and . was . Itrisklercd the Mina .4 IL 2. 1111-:.....•-.1. qu , t service. I have the honour tw be, &c. HYDE PARKER, &pieta. P.R. V. Broke, Esq. Captain of iris tiojesty'ssoip Shanoon. Sas Namptnet Roads, .01111 Prate. Jack 47. SIR ' —Triclinic' herewith I beg leave to send you the copies of two letters, transmitted t. me by Vice. Admiral Stirling, reporting the capture of the Lovely Lass and Mary Anne, American privateers ; the for. mer by the Circe and Forrester, and the latter by the Sapphire and Forrester. I have the honour to be, &c. JOHN BORLASE WARREN. J. W. Comer, Esq. His Majesty's Sloop Sapphire of the Lie of Vaehe. Mw 5. Sine—l have the honour to acquaint you, that at day-light this morning a small schooner was seen ho. Tering about the convoy, then close in with the Isle of Vache; and that after a few hours chace, she struck to his Majesty's sloop Forrester, Captain A. Kennedy, and to his Majesty's sloop under my corn. mind ; she proves to be the Mary Anne, of Charles town, commanded by Peter Charriol, out 91 days, and bad made no capture : she is armed with one long 9-pounder, a midshiFri f and a four-pounder, with a profusion of small arms, which leads me to believe she expected some addition to her crew in this win try, there being only 30 hands on board at tip time a capnesil. *nu of whom was found dead.* I have the honour to be, &c. HENRY BAYNES, &Romania. ,VlceAdoniral Stidift, Jamaica. His lajesty's Ship Circe. at Sea, May 15. bee thP bonoer to inform you, that being off Montego Poiutyes•erday at 5 P. M. 1 observed a very sespicioni schooner to windward, which, after an anxious chase of 10 hoots, I bad the goad fortune to capture • she proves to be the Lovely Lass Ameri can privateer, of five guns (four of which were thrown overboard in the chase), and 60 teen, com manded by Mr. John Smith, au Officer in the Ame rican navy. Says he has been ont 44 days, and had made no capture. I bare the honour to be, &c. EDW. WOOLCOMBE, Captdia. Vice-Admiral Stift*, Jamaica.. Whitehall, Aug. 14. His Royal Wetness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, to grant the office or offices of Water Bailiff and Ver ger of the town of Sandwich to Thomas Tomb., Esq. In the went of Samuel Raney, deceased. Whitehall, Aug. 14. His Royal Highness the Prince . Regent has bees pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to order a Conge d'Elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of tbe Ca thedral Church of St. Paul, London, to elect a Bishop of tliatNce, the same being void by the death of the Wild Bev. Father in God, Dr. John Randolph, lets Bishop thereof ; and his Royal Highness has also beenpleased, by his sign manual, to recommend to die said Dean and Chapter, the Rev. William How. ky, Doctor in Divinity, Regius Professor, of Divi city hi the University of Osford, and a Ca non of the Cathedral Church of Christ in the said Us/vanity, to be by them chosen Bishop of the said See od Lon. don. stieetViesin J. IJibble, 27, Sat. 26, Merity's ship Teneti , s, atoms, Ma.• 21. to Inform you, that 1 bale this day s Vr his'Maje•ty's brag Cal lew, raptured American schooner pritateer, hp oat. of roar guns /but pierced for 1 R., and trositit to* 'lion die' tight' of Brasil, without having made any is quite new, and copper-fastened, nion well qualified for its Majesty's --nousso•—_ BANKRUPTS. T. Webb, Hitchin,Hertfordshire, draper, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. ‘ 1 25. at Csidldball. Attorney, Mr. Bond, Ware, Hertfordshire. 4 P. Crouch, Little Coram-street, Russell-square. painter. Aug. :. , 1, *l4. 4, 95, at GaildhalL Attorney, hlr. Brown, Duke. i 1 street, Westminster. J. Dibble, Moretonhanapstead, Devonshire t eurrier, Aug. 96, s 27, Sept. 2b, at the Globe lan, Exeter. Attendee. Kr. Martha, 1 Moretenhampstead ; and hews. Cardales and Yours, Gray's Inn. . J. N. es Meadows de Vesconeellas, Liverpool, sserebaat, Aug. 9% 91, Sept. 95, at lb* G!obe Tavern, Liverpool. Attar. ales, num. Looper and Lowe. Soothampton-buildhsgs; and Meow Omed aad,Baines. Llverpool. C. Tholtrell, Walsall, Staffordshire. dailier is Iran. Stipa. 9, 4, 25 as dm Royal Hotel. Ni A•uaftlie4r. M a "a" Itolti= sad Mr. Doinbis, i Swansea, t . ewller, Aug. 27, at dip Oileggf i lleuri. . err s Sept. 25, at 95, thlt 51 .srese MIS lan, Aftehpes, Isom. Bleasdalo, A immtuder, am! WINN Ne w. In I aid Jimmy. illairtiron Gad .1 Jeakioa, Swamies. i J' reeljleflioary worepter, waster, Ads. 10, 92. Sept. 259 ate_ittirt gig D ouala INA, Sidbory, Woreestesidre. Astor- • MMittel. Pedals and louse, Gray's Ilse i and Mr. Sams- \ • den, SlObary. 1 fiept e. . lll 9l, ll" stli blir tilliMlL libisilliall Atiassey, M allablin r . . llll"hat Niod, Tbrogamet . Aug.17,0t.146 ) I street. R. gft90.1 9 Halberd. victueller. Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 25, at I Goiloa - . • Attontai, Mr. Martin, Ifiaiser's•ba4 Upper I Thataemitreet. • .- • - . ~ .~