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1' -.,•• , 11 1 !ma ,istiamol" Lvt , . 0441, kliteittit 0,04 h is saes .I.4Se ownt r-- .~ •, I Num.'s Air& Wipe, lb. Po* ; Vie lesisies TesSe, kgyelorles, 11111). illopord. Yes. P.l', 1111444:01444 THR _ Tat timetifie• The besot Serge, the r est IstroileahtY OM ass Csegis emit's!, Seelged god Pir Is the sons ef wtith esseleir A DAY AFYIR OA. besiege, Mr. Sawn 1 Lora • Ms Ds*, Mrs. Maims; Lath %Mg. a. Ppm, to he ishse ef ike.Teseere. 4r.4 = • Wei is si f.lll leis• saisi•ko f ; bposuosiest olds i s. _ Mr. Ler grid seises cifo of latomeY Pa ?NSA rim NOT AL, COI Mgr-GARD SN. VII *VINING, MONDAY, Dee. 31, , 011 he acted the Opine of THE EXILE. Omat 'bah (the We), Mr. Egerton; Governor of 31- 11eris. Mr.W. Farrel; Baron A Strafe": Gr. Meadows ; Coral War, Mr. Derma; Dania, Mr. Tomei ; Meta'.. Mr. Coarser; Serene, Mr. Fawcett. The Meares, Elipheth, Mrs. Fatal; Kahane', Mrs. Tensest ; Alesiss, Mre. QeMalley. Tlnjaand Public Entry of the Entroess Eilasheth, sod lA, laftrior of the Cathedral of Moscow in which the 03110111ATION of ELIZABETH lb perilitreeed by the Cash' Petriarth, sod Me moieties tile. After which (511 t fiat), • ow Itariesaints, gelled HAELEQUIN AND MOTHER RUNCH ; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. M the Gold Mimeo (aftattatts Mr. ggut;s t; Helm Plg (a ft erwards Hartrasin's Loclory), Mr. I. S. Gri mallis Maitre Dead (the Desert Fairy), Master Lag- Dwarf (aftetwarde Clara), Mr. Grimaldi. All-Fair (efterwatilt Colnambioe). Miss E. Drs. 1104Witite• of Golcoada (afterwards Partaken), Mr. •Pou 'A mf Private ice may he had fir the erns, or sightly, of Ontadow, et the BortOtice. SaaraTs.; Seated Pries, SallOsealt, is. N.; Sensed Prat, 34--Gallery, 24.; Setreat,rylas, la.-Upper 114; beated Price, ed. Hadavele sad Mother Itsallr Ifs inroad every Rotas& . : • Tamoirsa. Rub Roy Maegri Ogg Rey, Mr. Oka reedy; Dines Vernon, Mies 1111. Oa Wedaesday sad Su splay, Tb. Two Geadentes ef ra t 0... 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SALMON, ODY. sad Co. bare applied upwards ad SWAN of their PATINT SILLF-A Dili/STING' TIMMS, many of them by the reeimmeadaties sod soder the la apreiteo of she met ionises' *swum io private parties, slaw la the Newel, Slithery, and ordaasee Depormrsts, is theiesetiessatiebstipa t is eseseemesor of wheat the PA TILitTIHIS hem the Wooer to supply the Army moil Navy, the Naval sad Military Mephitis, the Duet Yards as/Ord. seacw, the Marie. lidlemary, the liesserabee last Ilona Comptpy, the GI of Lewdest Tress Seciray. she Mug-la. • asas,Mftwellawkethe, erietel, and DeaLigh lairmaries, the Middlemen •lampitalc Its dm. N.B.—Please to observe, the' “ Seises Pumas" is ea the Soria', also " =Salome tidy, and Co. WI, d Listioa," Is marked spar the Lather Case tif their ludrimesta. SW, STRAND, sod SS, CORNHILL IIIE LATE STORM AND FLOODS. The neighbourhood of Westminster-hall. Abing. douatreet. and Millbenk-street. were ou Friday afternoon throws Tutu the greatest alarm by the • aeosually high rising of the spring tide. aided by the floods ociasiened . by the late heavy rains. By three o'clock the sharers, Ste. behind these streets aud fronting the river were completely overflowed ; the rea m s ' diflierait h i as assn/ isistasscos. being in the way of getting the different cattle out of the stables. The timber, straw, StC. that were susceptible of motion, on the apprised, of sufficient water. berm to float, and the wharves this became the seam of confusion. tbat aeon spread terror snood the aseighbourhood. By four o'clock the currents from the Thames began to muke their way into the main streets, and Millbank-street in particular, as well at Vine street, the Horseferry-road, and other outlets from it, were soon overflowed, so us I. become impassable except to bones; carriages, carts. &c. Malay of the old houses in this street were visited with peels. liar seventy. as, hutted of being approachable by stepoisseesditsg. they are entered by going down. One Of two steps into the parlours. The hones of Mr. Blackmun, the King's Arms, facing the large stoue-yard which beloagod to the late Alderman Slaws, prevented au extraordinary appearance. The street iu other parts is narrow; but facing Mr. Blackinati's house there is a large spew, which collected au insomnia quantity of water, and formed a sort of • hike ' • and when the water entered Mr. Blackout's', hove, it rushed through with as impetuosity that oo precautions could impede. The parlours, tap-room. Sm. were soon several feet deep with water. TM house though its risitatiou was not singular, became do: point of attraction, from its conspicuous situation, as well as from several boots having passed trout the Horseferry stairs, rad appearing in the streets, con • veying the inhabitants to sad from their houses, and tarrying those who had no other mesas of pas sage. The extensive damage that was here inflict. ed, and the obstructions which were presented to all business, exceed descriptive; and as the flood ing of the sorely, which already displayed so up palling an appearance, contioued till pat five o'clock, the time of Mad-tide, the situation of the inhabitants was most psiuful. The impetuosity and extent of the Thames over flowing its ordinary hounds were. however, still more furious up the Bank, aid beyond Vauxhall. bridge. By the Milbank wharf. which is beyond the Lioneferry-stairs. whence so many boats came to the rehire(' the passengers mid the inhabitants, the water rushed down into the surrounding fields sod streets, Mr. Johnsou's extensive premises, the market-gardens, &c., laying the whole of them under water. But even this extensive scene of deflate tau was surpassed by . whet took place between four and five o'clock. by the breaking and overflowing of the batik beyond Vauxhall-bridge : through this breakage iii particular, the water her. Tied along with cataract fury, covering the surround ing fields, gardens, &c. Vauxhall road, down to the Sewers-bridge, appioaching Piailico, was laid under water to the depth of several feet. so that even horses and carriages could not pass along without being more than half under water. 1 he surrounding scene, however, was the most afflicting that was any where to be beheld : the laying under water of the neighbourhood near the Penitentiary was injn• nous enough; but the devastation and calamity wets most distressing t h at were thus conveyed into a new but retain. art extensive seighbourhood, on the left of the Vauxhall road, consisting of • small houses, built ou low grouud, and maul , of them of unite thou a suflicieutly slight structure. Fortunately the until trai Southerly ; had it been northward, experienced men ewe that the flood must have Weal still more destructive and extensive. Much damage was roared on both batiks of the Thames, particulerly on the Surrey side, by the bigh tide. In the low Kronod near Waterloo bridge, the water reached to the first floors of Pere ral houses, stud our house eras entirely blown up by it. One man, we are sorry to learn, lost his life. and ano.her was conveyed to all hospital much in jured. The ground was inundated to a considers- Isle distance ou esch side of the Waterloo-r00d...a. The spectacle trould of ly r;be paralleled by what takes place iu Holland. when any of the dikes give way. The oldest inhabitant retnembets nothing at all approaching to it. Eel-pie Island, in the Thames, opposite Twicken ham. was entirely flooded on Saturday evening. The house alone was visible. The proprietor could not be persuaded to leave it, and with difficulty be consented to send away bis family. He remained insure alone on Saturday 'tight, and serious fears wwre ettlettaiwed for his safety. The wall of Mr. Pucock's garden was broken down by the flood. STANIPOID. DECIAIIIR 48. Not since the year 1807 has so greet a flood been . teem° in this part of the kingdom as was experi eaced un Tuesday and Wednesday last. The damage • dune by it, we lament to say, Is extensive in the • Foos. the banks of the rivers and drains haViug in -impale situations given way. Oa Tuesday the river elliket4ll4 broke at *Oben distance front Gotham •CfeetTeNiffin conseqtrenceltie roe is inundated from Tongue End (near Bourn) to Peochbeek•siz-hooses (ream distance east of Spalding). On Wednesday i*, turnpike-avid near Spalding toll-bar was over leaped by the river Welland. a tunnel having blown up. The whole country was in great alarm, and num bers of men were employed in what is provincially called credging (strengthening banks wish hurdles, stokes. fee.), dud endeavouring to stop the progress of the waters. From the fine weather which has prevailed slime, we hope that our next creek's se. twat of the loss sustained will nut be so afflicting as at ogle lime there was reason to apprehend. In some situatiosts sheep have perished, notwithstand ing the utmost efforts of the owners to extricate them, bat from present information we trust that the sufferer+ ier Chia way will not prove to be many. Even in the higher districts of country, the in timidation from the heavy rain of Monday (which ciletinued through the whole of that night) has been very great. In the neighbourhood of Up pingham several sheep have beeu lost from the sudden rising of rivulets. At tht ancient post town of Caxton, ten miles south of Huutiogdon, on the great North road. the flood was so great that it toss found impossible to drive the York mail tOseh from London through it on Tuesday morn. ing. At one time the water was five feet deep on the road. The mail was in consequence detained at Caxton for seven hours, and did not reach Stamford till one o'clock in the day. On the route of the Glasgow mail-coach also the flood was very high, mod the inhabitants of several vil lages un the roads in Hertfordshire and Hunting donshire sat up all night in great alarm, the water. mulling through their houses; but this moil-coach was not much delayed, reaching Stamford by seven o'clock in the morning. At Wansford, the river Nene was so much swollen as to run through the gateway of the great posting-house, the Haycock Inn, where a boat wits navigated, and horses fur carriages were obliged to be changed up the fields, at a distance.—Peterborough was inundated in Broad Bridge-street, to a p oint which the water, it is said, had not reached for twenty-seven years be fore ; et that time the flood was loaded with ice, which carried away nutty bridges ; on the present occasiou, comparatively no damage has been done. snamwma. DECIIIIIIIR U. Loan-continued ►ains, and the melting of snows which had falleu in Wiles, have caused the rivers to inundete the roads mud land situate near their margins. Houses in the suburbs of this tows were inundated by the river Severn, an Mondry ; and the seater having deluged the Ateham road.. considera ble depth, the Loudon cosehes tuts this town were led forward by men on horseback with lanteros. Travelling has been impeded in many ports of the country. The Bristol and Worcester mails had not arrived in Birmingham yesterday iu time to have their letters forwarded by the Shrewsbury and Holy. head and the Manchester coaches have not arrived here since Sunday the Here, which travel* through Wh►tchurch, Northwich, Sic. to Man chester. left the Britannia Ina, in this town, on Sunday, and arrived in Manchester iu safety, bat the coschinsn was drowned. In crossing the river, aesr Nentwacis, he took the proper precsation of riding a muddle hors., and thus preceded *coach: but the lesdeta were 'hutted, and tha saforvioste - -* .• The known to be so high at Uckteld and oilier places for many years. There has not been a higher flood at Arundel than at present. *lune the great sue that extended its sweeping havoc to Chiciseiter. At, Bronber. thi inhabitants, in consequenei .f the e,..41 being nearly breast high on the greats*. flOOral or their houses, are obliged to live iu the up. per Minim In consequence of the delay of the Ediolnirgai mail from flood in Huotingdonshire. the. Loudest mail rim Newark, didllol reach Lincoln on Tumidity till nearly unit o'clock at night (eight hours after time). Pi.1(11100TIC, DICIM ear 27.—The Erkirritildis Gigue, Sir ktvbert Mends, was obliged to cut and run from Turbty during the hot gale. It iv sate posed she has put into Falmouth, as twenty of bit men arrived here nu ,Wedireglay, who were lett behind at Torbay. We hear that is West India nian has been driven on shore in Illefury-flay, and all hands perished. The brig Bideford, constant trader froin this port and Prince Erlivurd't Island, is ou shore near Penzance ; providentially the whole Of the crew were saved...-Our harbour Mill contains a great number of ships, waiting hp, "faie winds. Most the vessels are outward-bouud. WINCHUTBR. DECENSIR !9.—Frorti the eit• .cirsinve storm of hail, Ma, and thunder, merry !cellars its this city are inundated with Willer, not rft Mater° and seventeen inches deep. The mails were •• conveyed I. the city is a chaise and four yesterday.., mad did not arrive till late owing to Status.s-bridge being damaged by the flood. ALICIPOID, Dimming". 2g.—On Thursday af ternoon a most awful storm of thunder and light• ring passed over this pluck and neighbourhood ; the lightning was very strong and vivid, and the !how. der tremendous. At Ropley, shoot three nudes hence, the storm was so severe that it unroofed 'di versl barns and houses, and blew down several • trees, and there is every reason to fear it hat dude considerable damage. /From the Wham. Express) The heavy rains of the present and the preeediirg week produced one of the most fearful inundatiiiii• with ninth this part of the country has been for many years visited. In all the low grenade kw many miles around us the utmost misery atrtl alarm prevail. The inhabitants of the towns and villages in the vicinity of the Thames are driven rcr shelter to the upper rooms of their house's; the communication between one plat.* and another is cut off except by means of boars; the tared* snit bridges are in many places blows' up; and hue ness is entirely suspended. • From Windsor Terrace and other height., there is nothing to be seen but an awful expanse of waters; the hedges in many places scarcely prep ing above the dreary level, and here and there an insulated cottage calling up the most pitying la- Elections en the wretchedness of its lonely inmates. The flood began to enter the ro tbetor ioii town of Eton on Christmas-day. Daring night the water rose the astonishing h,ight of two feet in twelve hours. The suddenness of this ca lamity added greatly to; its inconvenience. Ids. many houses the inhabitants had no time to rensov their furniture ; in others, they were obliged to • slaughter their pigs to prevent their being drowned in their styes. During the whole of Werineselsy • the flood continued to rise. The abode of teie shops *ere necessarily shut, and the inhabitants were supplied with provisions from hosts and car which plied with passengers. Beyond Sion, the road between Fifteen arch Bridge anti Willow brook, the road quickly became importune. 1'... communication with this road was kept up by punts. The Windsor coaches loaded and nn. loaded at the water's edge. On Friday morning the water on this spot was three inches lower, which was probably iu some degree occasioned by a large porting of the Park wall having given way. the breach allowing the flood to spread. In the neighbouring villages of Clover. Datehei. Dnrne_y. acd Old Windsor. the di s tr ess is as groat ors iii Eton. Many of the farmers have sustained the moat severe losses by the &sods penetrating to their hams and cornmitackir. The communication between E4harn and Stoller& pike is g ent i re l yate s uspended,t t:i n s4es il ia i c :k g P e t t d h l .:t d o b a jit t e r:7 u :a h h i v i e v a 44 1 u p W iz wages. madly begs end passengers are conveyed by boats frump Nissen through Staines, where other vehicles COll. vey the lettersto town. aglow' is completely fullif travellers who art 0/0010.01 sa their p i nnies e nd Nor a stable is to be procisoed et ahoy wee. Inill ousr Wilai pert • arl itl ifthe ly i"a le bat ft te; trjortftlins,itandTthatbsithr"alteketLielladnigtokisesseiSlo,lll. 1:11114.411" -is . *~ ~ la .... •- '' - -,w-- . -uusru-s3vese ..- • • .2/ , 4 .. . • . 1r f I '. • . . .. . • . • 1 ~ • • Pe t . . . . , • .. ~ . ir i • ••' - ... 40 i , " • 4 • • . /9 e •••- . -,.. . a. , f • . . . ' - Id * .‘ .- •t 3 c t ; ';) et II .••• . . . ,# . . ' • iloviii Joe , . 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MINDAY ET 1 Ifileiralt Th e,groon d ina mo d s o*mi thaw. and ii si b l i g 0 , mom . ono tbrovro, owl iisieirt away by the t..ii r.-ior.-4- ..' IRO, MONODY , Dec. AN il . flaw Ilstioos.svaairr, Its.acanisims. COURSE of L them, were illed *ids water 'ho the depth', ietii ammo hest Peetehee the CbgrolY of el AMtPoOrsas oBY ACT OP PABLIAIit*. I LTA .1 al " ' N il .we thlwagewen es teal fret, es that ;. IMals inured along wilis Opt .41t g ate". • ... It BUSY 'EDDY. ' OoIITAL--olls nthLiteg• - r eal` Mt TINI C° IIIO I4 It ° Y .. .. t i e, dim let et Jogwalf . 1011$4«orl Prom. Igre twilit/ nrlsere . there were sot the.insped.- , . , . . . ' IM.WUS WSWI respected fur Ms eirillty aud cootie's -...... . , 1 . Nr• Ilkiltd., _ ll4 ' Orono Airicifr: INS . URANCES f al li ng dote at CIMIIIIIINAII ' ' I kl." •, 0 .tif high ere*, walls, Or the Ay. - Atom * • ..Dewing the vident gels of Thuricloy night tb-e Trudge, ler. wawa Illaraime 4I ; • of igeltnies sort medallic water herried dew14 . ,41044 1 •inalt4lisoirs a Mr. iiteareu, or. Steeple Aslittuis clod'. . . . ; ---.---. MC "Re' 'IL win elm fee , wilco moored vithis fifteen Dap he= •.', "di xilemeohie Illir 111111.1 ' ' 1 I'' "• 0 ••• •" ' wed. Illsends, Ora. MAWR I' ashiells, sima pevirmi. • ' , ~ • . , i Visa /a I I 4 1 i% I 6 • / i ' . isol wilse.-"••••• . Meat toffs Se ir it wert;dol4tOorlims from hi 1.104, 140 1 , mon. wail blown Aeon. *sad the rot f literal-I% u id- The Company's Rases aod Cooditleoe an st ths most entftesday Hatt rorn spot* plia lIIL itelnilli glsrit Ittemy Or the inhatntliiaf t wire bed Onside relWllthld .ried iirl. Oricarf•the dim sus at wink ru_ tor tio• I'i I 0011MATION. . riassaabis descriplissi-Nto Cheese Is suds Ow Iwo PA- . ! , Ihrenbee of a Nsegolems et. ,-.. • krill the uarlunri to the Ord Seem IWO there ; 11110- •of the.accialent ; wee, orange to tell, received L 444 • - 1 ' lemelitisometint West, Iletiu. elm wires the Promises exceed* 16.;•••••• Adoisidos /Ise is THE LITERARY CRUDE ICLE AND dreit, turevenble &ratter, &c. Welling. fraggigge • injury I-I ir the souse *ale m we!, al Melkshons : N i s i , abanird ea Lik lasers**; -s liberal Osibesholuo Is allowed w sway Ravi gw ,It .goirloto osoA he lenelee tit the abbrf.- - nbe Third, se sobeiser . ow others 1 , *gees cite iumuseces ... .. ii . . aarkr sive fur thei r personal safeza ve llwist loweWell i r was blown shown% moult datirogr was 'lime out fife se. le which lie Rol& will lanoline ' I id* Isterestimg Ystracts ef ell pegolse awl ropily err penceediegs of the must 11111111114 orighboarliooth os niiiilinsi blown in, in t o tarp 4 1 . every facilis afforded by which tbe lateral and Cone. Illmshe: ememstoe a *est variety et oeiSlimil ostler; Qin- . mkt* ' 4 The Els, mod the Coessoloo. ... uses at ts robot me r be promoted. . se the rube Arty ix mi . m o w 4 „„„...,,,,, , males, children, Ike. being . eorriod 110411' Shirr Ste. A tem pantry Unwire it Trey bridge, be long- Psorts."-The north geese, the Hall, b lie Gess/ Emus of die Cbmisprom. ' Wmuslut pHippa. e sees ss e y. ap ero o t iod lemon o r so r iman Illssems, occasions urn: dwellings iu boat, or in ineure arms, with qp lid. tog to a conapetiy of Antenna comedian., our. ILlOsess 4 meta& wit% the new of .. elle es Premien Legroom • , heir* Pusan set tie ceremony and coneiderstion N attend the magic" down. to the no smolt Simon air that irbi,,,i...! IFTER THE WEDDING. ' . kOYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 114411"14 ildtilig " te ' 4..1461.14 '• aftr t IMmille ii : •at raging Am. 50 rci r ile earharrad I lie e ii f ry " . The flood at Freels nu Sunday 'morning Los'. , R essr u i L o a m oan , 'Mr. I sroor il. Esadmpahed by Royal cu r i o , i s t h e &a go of Ki m o. oege eeeePt• within last(, seiler sail IL" OM . . P• • ••• • . • ( "" 41 4 1 4 14 44 'She fury of an overwhelming element. own; Lady Mehra linemleire, Mr.. the Vint. C ' 4.111 . 1 1/ 1. occusseued by the I eetWelObtla el ores . ire the percei- The smigaitY cAssolisisql* aim be had, pries .16 9 aPPOlstird ewer'', .here. Ihiggfilmda ar glaardri irOg everinas t was hutelle than one. that hoe be... r DOSINAW4 lget- r led. TM s frentind Sueraism. ' ~ . . oaf* elf Ibis l_narlrag fa"' 11 ' 14 .4 1 gua r tS.,, . . 11 .P"ag*r___, ~,. 'graft in that talon - RI 'trendy U Mar. '1 he di,- i el Ma. 1 / 4 1theeat is the ilterwrgegge dog pERSONS. illithge Amami, Pmegesio tall dihe flea Worts see • gifiidy isditilletiWeleee thewehree .s4,y mafioso foe Me Molt mottemol exams's' ; laws ' I iii.ifre sustained soio u o t o to set e ra d Ll A ,,n, net i r• a* the 'Ora lastest, ere WOW Wel lleeelPee -Pletkleleel7 grind& Ali ilia goal Ithr .lie Attie - the sliest in many iostauces to men 'who. waded 0 , - " mids. sell rugoraillietioneggelipo - Ms sew imAy Nhe deliseprel at Air issay's Ulleiss. min, sad foe etre Libraries of reepectsble Paimilies,--The ono ible Illiyil Itirdssoste . .a.l is Pittman, as Well se hy Telma Sow 1911. pies 111 Is. id. Ojos@ roody. through the water so burdened was iennaineut, to ' Fourteen sheep and three cows were lust un Mon- • . regi pie Na di will A n on, mo s w e i s. their respective Axons is the seirerml Comodim ; mod the • s e iv, pii•ohef ..ill 0111111111% I „ Rai, w such a depth were the places overflowed. The day et Road, in conseqtar&e ul the Btrod. .114ne is a wow Tessedy. Pardee world see refoested so apply for the Reratirtal et of " The Parses," Lod Byroo's "Gin " /A. plain road tons'Vaushall MIS covered with booty. A very high flood on Tuesday, isuundated all the vies from big Perennial Teer oi, Was. .datiir Policies, so or bef ore die fib of Jammu, sees, so abr Lashio : Published In Lisibird,3ll6, sbere Pro. and bones being moseyed. Of couveying away their . es Thigh Beanies be will potent an sisal Firms Days allowed f or Nyman, bored the Doe of speomos sad Phiemedi MeV he twill and sold by all Nees- r id er . , to pla „.„y „req . low lands neer L'ears. The woo e r aster Iw o but loon , midi Policy, trill them espies. ono sod Vesdetest Periodical Pubtiennes. koOwie to hew high at Uckteld and other placer . . SAMUEL PENNING, Jim Seeretary. Fortunately the wind *Si Southerly ; had it been Gervaily years. , . ROYAL, COVAWZGARDSN. e a * m ise s sisee i s ir i„„ , d „ iiy. . 1 lb, said w k .,. 6 ,, SALMON, ODY. sod Co. caution the Piablic northward, experiesiced Weis state that the fl ood There has nut been a higher flood a t A ru nd e l (IND, MONDAY, Dec. al, the 41111111,11.10 a Ilatidiskes, Owed., Illentemodises, sod against the nary isferior irmitolve Tomes see olio& oust have been still more de.tructive loud extensive. *bass at present. bluer the great sue that exteudett the eased ass Deena 11 4% is Ihra"ri il peek ee while hed4l•ll4 revvir Laws f ,f, 11. !!, 1 1, 116.9.1111• " " 4 the k "' s a " mill ii " ir • Much damage was esieed on both batiks of the its sweeping Immix: to Chighisca„ s h e s aeaseerksl ides of tee barest Sr Draw by Fire ; sad alas for the Aseersees A ma d fu dge 7 17.4.'s.;"'"'"'"h a rt pens ., ibe . Amse l is i i i ow ~, Thames, pertuculerly on the Surrey side, by the At, Brawl:ter, th'e itilarbitarits, in coessecivestei af THE EXILE. grestisi Ameritles on, Lives. high side. lii the low ground tear Waterloo- the 13.•041 being nearly breast &ugh Am the grOond. 6 . l iieh Me- gen l "; G°""•'_,_ „t r 81 ' N. 8 . -Pies Policies will he issued hot et Espies, to the relief. are obliged to live to the upw ; Soros A Meade": Mr. Me. oo " ; Nees* Assured, oboe the Amaral Premier eats to Se. ee SALMON. ODY. sail Co. hoe spelled cods a I bridge. the eater reached 10 the Ant fl oors of sieve- a m ,„.....,,, of thew (rouser, et; Dana, Mr. Tang; Webb's. Mr. opomeds. Kama their PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING. TIMINIZS, rat Mures, and our house raw enterely blown op by p er dories. he. noon. The ILspress Illisminds, . ... w..... of Arm tt tho rodeamwmisbe ion sual madame the Ira :• c..... -__ -_ -- -....... .- 1..-.._ I-. L„:. I:r.. . . le west!, de ✓ deficiency is Midi so bald •• pw rebus., tigp I • otor sue aims able patellas* . is to price, See. isles are wade Liverpool this prairie demise ; sate. lee nide, last 7F. in boad. speculatiots antis; the got; I. am market ces a shade Ow. e pressed apses. • is force balm udy are nut me lauded, 4'. 4.1. be given —Wel l 111, 44.; itiferiot. 3s. 74. a 3s. lk-elarerl for Salf 1b..; Notions,' t 3 hags ; Oil of is Spites. Pi - . .piality 94. luitr, mot sad. all s.; the 'merest • 64. a misfile Tslluw• • riser, which was üblsc sale the aiderior, it was at't ereeedinly. will of flume res od it is believed' Soinid mu►t for their arrival, sad eastward. is the rawo : Prime. Od. to 4145. Od. 0.1. to —a. lid. !net - MIMI 27. rusey for Lime. topsail', haviric heavy gale frost D/VP14711111 'rolls Loudon for , reheigh for Brie :ice. Parititsits 20. Dublin, it totally clew saved. ; and 'Seaford , . ntc►wn►it 27. him I)aukirk fur 5, die. sicassak 27. sells for t.ishos v seemly a gall's.. Juburot , DFC11111•Elt 27. Gime", from Ba t yraer, fur &Brae s the Iris, Fertic, seclassillt 27. • •r, as well es the I wreck, it is sap !retie is the Ili he. tibias staid n rem sr.a 46. ilw iwecrillies v•ssek. hr.kr (rein tors drove through at. Mt week storm• feet hurricanes city, and been hr le I.,neg hoeing A ri.ndered the Al th• couisti). Aeyond the usual pursuit) . _ Wok, Excistip ivy :mots, • Pogue, En. of a the Lady of. Lady of Litutemast- 13jUr, the CuUnlelli the Rev. PRteiek 2ke,mittay, .111R1 !ca. p , ue of the 'glace of the Itee. l...gie, i. umters of Alweet:.e.. rev:a, It. the pri./..ea tia ICom Ital. foul 11, s, of SuHammett:o fsteber** (T. figlar. r I:. v egreiled by all It, Sir harry the Kos Kathy, lnt Laity Zitneue44, wife !tbs. ,4444, Itlajor f..,1, 4.f tbe late Lieuteeaw. 1.1 inst. in 101. 040 R. King, and Inui.l I, 04,1. ras tletierner, )MOAN unlnci.:. 11.1 24 •fier 5. ITISI) PRES!' all' and,. by C, CORM- 111118 _EVAN A A iis isers Smoot' THE ' INI. .: ; COUNTY MIRE OFFICE AND PROVIDENT LIM tj i OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. LONDON. PI PSINIDINT AND Taman The DUKE of NORFOLK, • The DUES of RUTLAND, the MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, 4 • *MIL GREY, -LORD Sit AV BROOKE, ...LOKKI KING. dm See. be. AO SIXTY DIRECTORS. Illeartakiqi Director, J. T. Racier Isaameat, Esq. F.A.S. • HE diatiagaishing Principle of thes e Offick is. Tthat they eaminee the stability of Cowponies Mots" a • Mr /VOW with the minor Oda ndy* of thorny Proftto as ia theme Seeieties. Peraisame Capitals amematieg to *M,oUSI. bowl be.. formed in addition to Me jtaalaeling Cdpitist. arising from she Premien.; sad it is resealed, that them Feeds atom shall be savirevolde for whew* Peewees .• imarril are effectually secarafres Aloe the Losses of ethers. la the Peat Omen, Adorns of 111 1 44111 per Cron. have hoes invariably yaid to all PeramaiMmiesee coatiou , .d iesserd levee Years whether their Polities were takes owe few levee Teen, or were remitted amisally, *MA &- term Marin Ihelast Seem Yams have iniesedid MAIL Iu dm IA WNW= et led 4 basieMer Mt east. Mee hoes div M ided aw duriersillM &eves years. Awoonieso DISTORT OP THE CORONATIO olow ll 4 ' t ßy Sir GEORGE NAYLER. THE Prospectus of this Work is asiMeiviliei lathed. tad may be had at ell the miaciyal Ilholedhee! College, Lo•diel, December 27, lens I. day is published, is two vob.l2ase. price Ss. bound, TH E HISTORY o f SANDFORD and HUMOR ; a Work ieseeded fee the Use of Chitlins. By THOMAS DAY, Esq. Leedom: Printed foe Baldwin, Cradoek, sod Joy; F. C. wad .1 Riviagtee; Lowman sad Co.; Harvey and Dodos; J. Harris and See; R. Heater • G. and W. B. Whittaker; Insetweed sad Cam.; Ogle and o. • Edwards mad 'Cribb; and Steapkie as/ Marshall.—Of wh ore nay also be bed, The same Week abridged, is oat voL Hoe., price de. hewed. 1