The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

.s of THE POLL AT THE ckstsitiouE UNIVERbITY ELZCTION. dose of the Poll at the Cambridge Univeratty erday eveniag. we understand the numbers ror Mr. Ban% vs, .. ... 4lO For Lord Hervey PO For Mr. SCllfiett ... ..4 18 Majority for Mr. Dinka!, 140 the Lords of the Council assembled at the re, at Whitehall ; at which were present by, Earl D.ithurst, Lard Colchester, Lord John Nichol. and Mr. Iterkett. The Atter- Ator-tienerals attended their Lordships. .am Bentinck transacted bosioess at the Fo. o Tuesday. stand that Earl Ravi . Him has canard be served upon a seelem of the gentlemen 1, who won fack-rew adablio.mea. oeing arrears tboarselyes, malksashiag tbe poor y to the day—his Lordship has. however, the occupying tenants shall main mussed. loos.) t canvas at Cambridge gin occasion for ye of "iris and hareoer. sad ems palpable the Solicitor lieueral meat to pay • visit ti )(ewe, well knows for Me steady attaria. rai priatiples. tie Leaned Gelidness resell 'ratted is the passage.**What is this ?" was oat,* retail. Nev. Smoke bays Mined several er the Austrian Seg. while eadoempariag , art of Napoli di leemaia. fee tie sea - a tbeTpelam .. _ mad . NIS Ildgmiselmte to illigzssestos• ot •Illasseford out = ilor. Angst six feramas7tt i tr or. hediso; wi fson ti ll= , d sod' denoted, her .fess wets I. tbababkit ti_; do based alive. Tim Belles& was altedighnie by betimes hem .Ifoisediek et be, agendsdemb. 1 , by• the Sias* pliseissat at Wasselsolood by ripoithr Milo glitows yesM. UthnothbloOmbe Iteterfolg lowboy. -:dito mestsobsembomover, ,' Bay, tot Ws Ifidird side el the dues,. sod .. , 4:i • tbetworillt Meal engin, too lodgeorsk .f Miff.' ' Mins thi-Betloot *ls . by the. I ices, thief vii.. . if Obit's.** 14 the erect?, is dm este . beep 1 Mal slowly sa y„. 4 Vl Ann.. ,' There, arm i. it` ' * _ tikp OS writhes allsfe 'omen is • air 120 2 iall of vied, and we were is gre a t slistreek!: 511 i van oe tIM Mate. het Mr tollaraisat it. The slate is in the possession of was : the j eNnten. ' Op. Nom a private letter, the following inmost starbeace which took pine st the School of bit; sighs lith mat. sod *MO/Lave rise to the doerow ',Koalas :---The Abbe Nicole, who Is *Miter oley,. had no sooner appeared to oddest: the tree intatbe cry of “ .4 doe Ice Aisiireisl" and deadest Amspreestans Were otteredrigling Abbe rot be betted. tad M. Vaillattai IP" rot us hoer to Oda banter: ' ',Met . After this tams trots radon Ind •insti. r.atnne time, in cod was put loth, intuit ssd for on going oat waa saloted milli stilt streamer pies e( dilapprohatioa. The prevalence td liberal is Amor/ tke digs:sent Colleges asd Lyceums of i said to be very striking 1 st appears . that the ,: es of Hone 'dosed 'Faint their favootite in. vs sod professors tasty test to foams* their at. int for what they ooseider he pomaded Intik— , big Piper. ) orrespondent says :—. Ol ° IIe inhabitants of Nest e are likely at last so have a sow market, is lieu one that was pulled down to make room fir Matti in of this New Sessions House. The plot of IMMO , is alied the Almenry. situated between llaildn. am! Orchard-street. It will embrace two boa ial ad !enrages to the neighbourhood beside. thati &dirt, r timely, the breaking op of one of the meet outs recep...clea for thrives and prostitutes, and re g the basket women from Tothill-t t reet, which has such a unicanci. as to trader the place itopassable, 1 is beting highly injurious to the shop-keepers.— bore plot of ground s Abbey laod, which is much our of the intended iop roreusen t taki og place, a. Inn wosU.no doubt. be forward in doing away sorb a nuisance , at the same time rende rin g eac h tid henettit to the neighboorbood." cal. Bull Mot.—On the celebration of a waddles e chinch of St. Margaret, Westininster,on May the bells were rung with stieb violence as to Igloo th b it ird oceedings in the Court of King's Bomb, I', the Chief J *Wee to despatch a stessengew e -Angers to desire that the noise might be dip, :veld. A fseetious Barrister observed:that be Ito" aware beton that time that this was not a Coon et AL. MOt WHITRPOY OUTRAGES. (room vna colic sovarrisal or illaTillosr.) During the greater part of the last and the beginning of this week. the neighbonrhisuil of Dolmalie, has been the scene of almost uninterrupted marauding. The house of John Glover. Esq of Johnsgeore. was entered, and from it was taken, one blunderbuss, two guns, and one case of pistols. A horse of a farmer, one Battershc, of Newtown. near Deneraile, was cropped. and two of Ruck's rebel notices were served on the place. The haggard of Orionis Linnane, near Ratirnarillr, containing whett, oats, hay, and reed, was burned, it-r -eam.. distrained for a large It rrrrr of rent due. The house of Mr.Cnrlin, of Carrigon, Owes searched for arms. tin Monday night, a dairy-house belonging to Wm. Stiffen, Rag. on the lands of IValistown, (which by the Way is not more than a wile or two (rpm Ballywalter), etintaining sum butter and milk, was burned. Severe ,thre ats mete held out against Mr. Stowell if he dared to, give house to the military or police. Of some of the above names we are not very sure, as see rotrespondent unfortunately resemhies the le mint Dr. Parr in one partionar—that of writing most Mee- 'll4. In some rases. this obscurity has hindered us from { %outing other transgrmions, for • e could not decy pber the nem& We attrition this, for there are wise. people in the world. who. on the strength of a mistake ,of name, would argue that uo outrages exist among se at •li. • .. We bass received carious lettm from that part of the, country in whirk Mr. Weistead resides. informing erk, that friftes rea l ises which were destroyed, were in thsi trelgitteinwhood of Ballywelter—orie letter says, " dos.. -•!, , sespelWriolleeP near," Mr. Waliteati's, *nil all sea Sul—Agreeably to yout wiihes, occasionally to for titanic* yoja.dut state of par 'market, I have endued a few ilmervaticins. The arritals of wheat, ;art week, was very pall. and the supply on Monsley 'reshot mo dams ; notwithstandiqg which, this sale of wheat was' dull, and Is. per gr. Cheaper. This, Sir, I think pretty:, good evidence of • large stock on hafid. Weed. the weekly arrivals, for the lastfourisms monde. liavetiers ekceeded the consaieption. There an Mei win , like appear inclin e d to 'peculate. but,, vibes I l ake (rite smesideratien, the largo stock 1 band, the probable Inge arrivals from Ireland anti Scotlaod, likewise, that dimes of the large &risers have, as yet, sent bat little Omni to market; and last, though not least, that in Way nest, Mr. Peel's Bill will come into complete effmt. S. a ppnyineed, a speculation will be a losing concern. , .fime bins, MOW Over , die supplies willincrease, 1 prices ill naturally fallow. . ,Penaiin.Sir. your':. S. S. . k matsceml ummt.—The ship Independence, Calit ,' WArratt, of antiottA i tr o rd from Tapan to New Zee. W. sad wbenie f 9,13. S. long. 179. 45. $., 1 lor. lunar. dimovered on the 6th of November list. a r of islands, encompassed atli a reef, and inhabit & which. as the Captain did coiled them laid dowel r say chart.and conceiving them to he new discoveries.' he pseud blitelilli's Group , le compffesent to our wor ihy Ulises DT. 'Odelli. Boats were sent to one of the ideads for refreshments, where they obtained au shun el flint supply of coloamots, being all the lad produ Lea-men wept oil shore, and were kindly treated by' , habitants, who lade time presents, Another isle k l ' tare miles distant from " Mitchill's Group." nal podia be Soiahabited, about a mile loaf. linill l viarintail roan(' by a coral reel', against whichealso sib broke with gPeat twee. The land is not more th 'Slat above the ;as, but being covered over with )ff ' 1 trees. it appeoreff, vary lofty, and could be seen 90 ml off in clear weather. This island, also supposed to be sr now digiovery, vim Darned Pocky Island, by Capt. Ber ate. It lay to lat. 10.45. S. long. 170. it. E. by lunar •(ystiation II Eaat.)—(Americas paper.) ' Among the liht•is for the breach of the revenue laws on the Canada frt alder, of which official nudes, is given in the Dutton 04.zette. and for the trial of which the 7th of October was assigned. are the following, viz :,-- no United States against three turkies and a basket of salad;" "The Coiled States against one red ea i'7 and " The Coital States against six bushels of wheat." (Boston Daily Ad'eartiver.) The King's bald, and the musical world in generat e have experienced; a great loss in the death of Schmid* the celebrated tril topeter, who died last week at Brigit te's is consequent • of breaking a blood vessel. It le *apposed (sq gres t was his excellence on ,bat iostrg. meat) that his 10 es cannot be easily replaced. Tbs.', who are not cone °Maur, cannot think there will be mesh difficulty; it there is, his Majesty will be thybral King epee record I n want of a trumpeter! At the last fair tn . inverury. (N. 8.) John Rebertson,who is solely seppoeted 4 y begging, found two Beak motes, one B. the other It. Ho delivered the motes to a person hi the neighbourhood. aft& requested him to advertise them. It ba, s eee disosivered' that the individual who had lost the mew, reeliked at ir, little distance, end It was rumored to kiss b y the peer mat ~ who received a reward for his ho nest/. *visage iteiteklleo to the Tamm. .-- i f "- • it . iwviss.iwwwwwi a ii wi die frog* .ta swam Seri ntir. Mr. Weigand's, end alt agree i s i last emend Waved leas a iitrakvr is lit thacirchen the report was first spread in Mallow, it was te tut tww i .....a.. & L im " , m i lid ',easily stated that the Untrue rim committed on the At 47, u ., iiii aitt "';;;i ss — r w disip a pi i i „ p , , Air. Weisteasl. ifs wonder, therefore, at seeing At ,for i iii o w - Zi tisp o p m , wa d ; l b w , euticann bra hi *ward to contradict the fact WI .41f Id lodes with soosiko lb@ Tabitielehl."eb s u ss ..„ .. other se inch occurresce w rli Ali Boabosis. Thigeaptalearmaress r„,_#,,T7- • ~,',.. . •er is laoroased. because this i t of Ibis agrroodee of..tio.importaay tows ; - " .. ‘,,t 4.. ~. ~k . • were bakes Stout hiss last Spring, , w ° d C 420.. wi l ife 7Spjled. iras Turkish ,Www:..,, t l,_ were otiliged mgo to lire at Fer• tt , eh were in the reads took Wags at Sabot*. tt I b * -.k . ,...) . . 600a......0 , 77 UPatl !'" e °.. t P th I Fort of the liked. -; . ,c•-• ~„ .^ - . ••. • TO j • insurrection, than to t h row ars. b i magma is Panama nagmagasoi—lbstatri or .',i . . eflhose who are briogiog its i s w iiw „ wet iw /Awr y & at wkwwwwwt s i f , VI ti „.,. t „,,,,. J •g t. and thereby showing where Ili 1100 s ... Saari tisstapElag the ablevaidamelai 10 a , ( ....-J . . ~- .t ore aily checked. or Ceara at goeitaksryseeneMeet • • -- " „,... • brueghi into this hi alis,be eamargalpsolgoi 0': .4. Ihi . .s. i .. 4 ~,.. strong 'party of sot. . I ' l eh* ,Eritioits Esnadia L ''*- '.. ~, , .... i. • -,•,. •41, 4° in the atrocious AO. V' ' ,r.g, ie ga d s Fleabag* . . • . at :le, mar Watery's, '' r NINA _ , ..... ~ h if i b i pen 4 _ 0.. .' , w0n .. ,, . .. es. 7 •-,. j t j 4- 1 0,F.„ Teardal night last, three i oe- , -- - • - we.: '. , ,Ls• ON Illare of nockant, parish of 7 . ' 1;:" .„.. . -tr • 0 . Ear l of (Mengel,. The =, a 1t ." 08 4, - ;I -4k .. -•- , ) limp 'pied. and we regret to i tk - - . r- ' tog se banning was a malicious I : t ib p*a l gsk ill. om its ,' . o °4" ; ••• i 1 '''' • ' • -', 1141' mere-4.0. t . to aste r thet cos Tarroday.sighto as Mn. ' teedinestir , i am b i s petak e isow - • ' l ,O ' , . - " I V '. , .. M it of Kite, 'leaf iiiiirisi. was ell *.iis 'rause . : I - stria tresmitelailak r t l in "" .. - .. s lt,i * o f e i 41 :2; 11 'ZIa, 1!.... 11 1 1 ° woi•lll..e.it bar. , aolivshe Ameiship - -rnar. . :,_ ogee was net tke pm thaw i iibei. liiiiis-plisligibidgesser - * . V sseaSy was gat. la As / peeks' ill the de= 1 • lelempipleesehimrestieseneatfeem.: - n r .. ,i , itle ramie* were feenti,,antOorsieg. a I mingiliartletilain in thaw e° , . 4olail'irr°°°!blie°°"l9.ol.o94ll the bwdY i --..°)". -• Pts.te...l!/ e• orti mum hays heel dragged, Me r myaa weambpaagn p ease e, p i swiss go o m it p f 0 0 p apis i of agar and sedilleiout oreA agib4kl3 .=:7 O 6POTT, ..beiregissraimime, dal opsda, s hip rag ageheatembeel. • .Tetleel.igreey . 40, to hoe, Bativirs;4asaly• ' Webs Cape a , fueibegys. of 40110 Milli TiVia• Jp• moraislie ogres• st'we em aserrodle IlbstillaNte ma thea , the 1111 • 11 - 41 liwotwo e halloo bhullg , shtig 4 F-Jortilets as s asch shoeso omamaL.4„ p i ne y ,g. v .. •., . • rindailleitigrni./1111001111414001ar penis stalearmaa. isiestaidsleyeallitlaTagalliiikkggaisting — olla s s i ' llimeeieer4 • ' • ' • anti bist , iwir otrilis e g i s e s iv i i meg Teasdaylas‘e knew ,of iiii ba15r..40 4 11111110 9 .' %anti three or Isar seitatuais hi* . Jeer ~ liwiegiga,asile,Eocris. le Obit LteekaWsst ladie‘etrast Fisealeal • dailif me ihswiessMa II ‘' ''''. — Mack tog *Mel" • iPt tia , , , • 4 1 3 •' .. -•'•• ' - • ieli lteally sparilleibull ; .... • : . -- ... - ••••` '' . ' " 344 ‘P"` Umtata death IWe heir as* lets:seww i 11. - . r has boss eppreistaieg• 9 •,..w...v....... .of maim . • ok Meg ow • hatime.ifisaitaftikent gaging ' • ':"0-co Woo - ~emaigarter sea f everemastmee adlioaallegumumide O TOllllllllOll O Olt Of THE STATESMAN. "alaibataamek i i . "' ll4l.ael l isal t welii ‘_ . ' • tiliailillflief . Wodiiirdoy, Noy. ST, hill. .0,..- es-rh5......5.....ab..r am. liarLaimaima is :•. ' "ti' ~ Lc_ ' -.111... inmate to for . ....m,IC a--..: . r o • ! ;.;-- 777.!rwT" - • IMAN. DatTRY•I•AVI THEATRE. East night the tragedy of Othello tees prefareted In a 'tenser that rag never be forgotten by those etiw were I fortunate WI t.) witness It. Nlauy were sibmapotated' woo had struggled hint for adngssion ; the pit and galleries- end all the places not previously engaged in the boars. homiest. been ailed immediately on she opeulng of the doges, Neve • was there greater anxiety displayed to witness any •exhlbl-., Lion, and ObTer was such anxiety more amply repaid. It Is at *Dilates a fine'sight to witness the generous rice of minds of a superior order, and there is no intellectual dig. play. as far as speaking is concerned, which can bring me* into se Mole. and at too same time •eargranil, a compel thou as the dialogue of tragedy. We speak of competitloo in no invidious sense, butnietely as it existed between the two acknowledged Leaders in the Drama. an effort the part of each to do his best, and rather from en Inetlntil .0 to support his own fame than to Injure that of the other. It was gratifying to observe how perfectly the liberal feeling of the endleace areorded with lids view. Therhelled each at his entrance with ti e same applause, and nothing occurred from the beginning in the end.of lie Play which, could he interpreteinhy any violence of misconception, taloa party feeling. Mr.KLAN'S Othello we here often praised; we were present when its excellence crushed his imitator, Mr. Bowen, but we never witnessed it with more admiration than on Me prevent occasion. If we were to draw soy distinction, it should he In favour of last night's effort. Ills voice was in fine order. and though the length of the pert and the 'Wiese* of the passion would have juslited some panes Ofexertims, were it but to gain tireeth. ha never availed himself of a privilege . which we think we might fairly beverinakemsLa Tais we-may also quote as an instegme octite In. which the parties entered ma their task; there ir.p • se crifice of other scenes, In order to regard* hitossiffOrtbose In which he was to . encounter /ego, and we burg the Übe. thing to record of Mr. YOUNG. *Mlle gettitt. *BS Is Centt sr,lty'ithrttlbuted. Esch seemed tabeelshltioes ally for the art of widish he was an orneteett and a piviteetov. ' , toms for she present over** remedies( iteensathtliatevelt(list , lieu was the. fres t test for whiels every eau was esribmi:L.- .4 withers we may boldly aliens that everyoulfeseatialledir wu d high treat to compare Um delsimel art of lapel bur' rillittliftlons with the apparently slow reed caution • dieveht*K L oma of Othelle's credulity. Mr. Yourio's Meaner of deli rverlag ",tleware, my Lord, of jealousy," sreemell'ealse laud to _prodoce that terrine etyresslon of coantenanee with vrILICh Mr. Ii..IIAN reedited the poisonous efilltloll. /let sakes we look hack upon the unless breatteidifteel bYliedi is 'this seeress sad in rite whole of the loluilf~aft WWI It 'lselosifs, she ere deterred team ladelgisp to partkalgre. I ,Is enough to say that the whets abowndedisthose touches, ' 'llse opportunities of which oar Imesortal Bard hea busaellts ed as an Inheritance to genius alone. Tbeash Mr.,IfOVEO 11116 performed 'the character of logo *lre. the Ingle of the time that has . Intervened ;thee. mast 'fader It, 'an object of considerable Intereat of the score of itO , fatty. "It cannot, however, long Monate new say part of the plapeoing public, otter the Impremiloo it' has sow made. The eemmeseclecessmot with assdsripr were admirably managed, ea we know set.mitather user' Fluid him most In the slighter of mere swifts elivialsag histask. Ile entered .so 1)0104 late the spirit of. 40.,/tv I N - to represaat a Titian likely Mt inspuMbg ' I Mirth, Thee mr --- v pe2l departseeit.thaang , va 6' the aslevo••••-• ens. ortbe , it wt, the atilt the one Cav , _ • • %whines, h. seenstelbed ►ssisted the He of II Aston wit.... eyes, .t)i, _ enjo), rupfed good Width'. : Mile . Idnifitit es'. Watley /mere attended to the grave. friar Buffett-Id NUMMI. Cob lege. by the.Sts.lents 041164 iv oisimeelesi, not Pro fessors of bothr Ceivereitfies ilho lam, lei Ahab' deen, his reistiewirlbaild 11Havarosio 4pelapsoi ..- fit icidimet • s ~ .E 2 , —.., ,, 1 • ;,, :• . , . • D0xx....-A meeting- Isielt *bosom Skseedaya.zit- *4 flee Wow. iwaloVirgielaSeiweibeereew a Mr. AW/-"enV gm jd r , hi--e; otatlesorm oiliMOOM0.• Tk• OW*, beigleatad at a ball given • by,11110•111011bIrs eftbe irer.. ley harriers. A lady was the Mae. Mr. A. wit weeeded slightly in the breast by hisWistagenhe's bell enxieg i‘ whets tins seconds. Capt. P. pad lir. W. ilSeglogiobili there the affair rested. While bunting with the Sussex fes.booode, elf ilei, last week, Ales. Merman. tee.* Prandial-phew: oat• rowly escaped being killad ie a fall from a horse. While in the heat of the chase. and galloping at fell speed. be attempted w gate i but the bosses feet .lipped jut as he was about to take }h. leap, and hOthlie and the rider were precipitate.lr.ver the gate. Thai horse, nee et die. finest animals in the hoot, escapee unhurt seti Mr t D., himself with only a few ectatcbes: ; 1111.414eid tere ry moat. 3 • 1 ; . A Caurtes.-rThere is at preeeittea meat sneotity of Apse pin in circulation. Within tfiese few day' tber" kers been charges made at Guildhall, Werabip-meeet, p i s aid other Police-ethers, against titterers of bad shillings and other silver pieces, and aimmittels for the mire ce base sakes place. Shopkeepers and ethers io retail . sipess therefore, cannot he toe much en their ril,l agaiest those who ate called/maskers. and attain" OW" who practise " ringing the changes." The bad half crowns are sold at tenpence each; ,e comterfeit ibilliag fuer peace; and a sixpence, twopence.—By care and of tendon these counterfeits are easily diatevered. and . there are utterer. of such counterfeits in 011 parts of bletrepolis,numbers of theta, iocludieg hue sovereigns, are daily pot in circulation. A desperate affray took place inlbe coterie of Sir • Henry Sunbury. Bart. at dlildetaball. on Saturday night. .—The gamekeepers being slushed by the discharge et guns, went eat in a party of seven. and were attacked by • bud's( 15 or 20 poachers, who brat them eery severely, 1 and tired upon them with the muzzles of the gees so close as to set fire to the clothes of two of them; hat fortunately none of them were dasgereasly lejered. though one was shot is the arm, soother I. the basil, and a third was also wounded. Twe of the keepers fired in their defence, and one of the depredators fell to the ground, where Ise lay groaning homily. till the weaker party were forced to Sy for assistrice, and ee their retain. the villains were gone. and had carried off their weueded companies. who had evidently bled most prefuuly! The injuries received by this ins% whether fatal or Me, may lend perhaps to a discovery of the authors of so daring an outrage.—(Bury Post.) A fine new brig. the G eorge the Furth,* ThWeetw, T aster, last built at -uism% strived at Weisifesi es, iutraday musing. e e lghts*, days. -Datum thwillsos tie Feuds sailed, , the whiter had MIL is with. gist *ally at Quill% ~. , . ..1 • ,~ ~,. 7 . taste s of as Use WWI for tollesisalf obese Whim Mime Mates.ot Awsdesta—idr. Owisivr, a Vortislibwordma • Ideas ot 'doted to tbaboar of theism*. M atan 'Oa% at sight s'easek Mike soralisp.frost t Io Aodigzi: back, one bendroirieglidlyt, tort -love hos bet of 001. hittaalt of. k • jes a x e bear. jkltovirito is Stipp . Thy I 6ashed frissegifet im s:lie sioakihrir Atetiateter- 1 fifer woe laseteof se , Wave o•M. 1 M'.• Bailee kepi* Ithworle4t hare' of loin sad asited al hear.'sletrisebot flashlights at_ ehtlat o'elthe whoa be Ohs& embalm sod rholuM Aellovar et: Doe *Volk it As oterstni. Be betted to 11011 fr at a. Mood's oar Y e. Omega es his istarta,Ossrl Basinsatakas toZ po ittfl OMNI( thirties hoar, Inds tba last f 4 ; r ty.leeetik rwtched Bedfoot at leans Tetiday'clffit cosy J siderably'dletressedi baring sit - boors eat do the formes Mlles IN' hilted ore hoer. sod woo "thruway &notes' . to toil pedestrian travelled is .-Ilissals, wear! with itskrapilorio, tad avoliedlOseesegsesatiotobkaa'polte Bible. Owe curse.—.Yons, Drone:Dana's. bin; td.— Moo aesk oleo lase; two' sbaye, the one to sad the , either cleats yoareof am FOSS et Kr. Johaton. eassprekddliay, Lake %acne, obseeved an old bear Sad therelosog osesswirotolegairese the bay; they. 'mg Ass Slam with iltark- cease, sod. by the use of hest tire-stns moo . deopatched .the. young noes,. and tosoik *ass^ se honed their canoe. They made several shot is sloe/bead if the old esti. with little or so effect; at heath owdrig.is contact with her.*** ot (Item brad and ttroplts.),S, 'Molder ; the savors freed:ionisers of the einitsatingepew isheof tademperation; she endeavoured. to upaectleo taxon. A . sioter su'ebore mei sg the board/ vote alloalles of ber, little brothers, took imagist boat, and pat eat ,be their sishtancri The bear saw her coin- NB ebi hinsoierd rode towards her •, upop whirh. the yosir,..)llearode tried oat. `h t Don't fear, theism) bee ow tbaJose . .and keep er Don' t fear, ; we harts broke pot of hie elloaldere, keep her back till we ease hod airakov . sod we will break the-other." The boys wire ampood as.tbeir woni. they did so ; sad hiving . both less disabled, they pushed her bead seder water with Ogle paddles and drown They with sows dillcadty goalie' isto the bo at sod took t he fonr ie. tritigh to had. The names of these lads are James sad Wus.Jshoeoe. It is a flossier fart, that as the keeper of J. Tharp, Sisk of ehippenbant Perk, Soffilk, was. going his-roan& Jae sea if the piss anti traps were sofa is the plantations.. s pheasant dew agaiest the wire of ortie of tbs sprine seise, snipped it a sunder, and was show dead upon LLte bweowast are the hares on the Smith Daw n s this. .1011. that our neighbouring packs sue frequently dlirkisti by the starling of a fresh hereir two, while is sno!t of the first one Pmn4l. 7 .(Bregletrat Paper) Vest tie to WO oarts, laden With apples, base levied' diroagh tbsTadposte , turnpike, os their trey from York. to, mtwirbot. sway Monday, for several Ife , s Past e 1( -awe ea %tondos. !test. thd. 'soli the t:14.04114.7. • :•:* • • - (hot, as to represent a Town now le moo r. at o.Pakopmw - , -, - ...._ . 7.. a .., leer upon such a Rion as Atborfe,,. tiers was wore opoel .T M retottiatef,_ff.r trop um IFlelneo.oneoww. , boldness in hloyinteral 'deportmeitliatrurolthee been O• . 11-08 aftflrjo"Pl i WIITTSPIN ••. aceustowed to fee; on* tbe nessrsiddirseAsew °lift - r.V.7:..".7r.V to IN 11 0 • Itatti2 , ,. 'misted the probability oT Ns ,oleetplitio esdrhirkonisee.' _A. _. __. , i t i oi oebi laianit t a Widoe : _le - etes. .If than, wore a* ot*r mons it pebboblee Otte • on mt. - I ""ttlas.,'"" , ou,To ow! angst of -tbeebelo perfonnesee to ibo mese/ tbassalarsostsweofiso thlirni emmllT gay' I. sd the beet of the it must *mita batwoso tie noulliledoneho . ho is aid , le Tu minims. but stsovers dap ; oh that titt:rish part. the the *till oreotor ounititotio vitamin, • Abear_ieq. t P orsthillestd.Vod.itle. d Phill'os wok!a t *lal t aaeo. the one represoniodoomospit.low4 lupines *rag be* kr 44 viiim okeati. .., • - • r Counter tionpun Toecap...4ooe iholiptAisso i rt ' is - • • • .." -- 7 — _,_, . •-:i .. .' 144..1 ad by anotiter iaresiodi %ail aphoops,hysa iii 4 . ropoorsamtmer.-aar. ova l : tropism .. . ~. is),;peas MisS g. 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" liith inst.. is tbsValtirdirePtsis age, P. Ceplassi, WI , ' ..:Ch 4 wcid is ' 1 0 ' - tertrair ff° 4 ' tb a tilea attire*" !ha Us " to IWWIP•4lstio; . Professor of Natusillitiksegolit IS sliolltdatblllat Oa. li vi k a , k0w5 :...... .1 1 s o n i... ~ . ~. • - ,no 9 ..., lege and Uel torsity,l4 4 ebibb be Ms tasolif,lolils vast w : wh o a". we ds? ..".: atea db,fr oo.do z ate z=th o - reputation and emcee* Sr' wparassisrof lft ran: Hit i fti tbsek =age i n sh r , i t,;;;;; sl 4 attention she oleo stiteettfailfslesoted to- oilterisiessees. - of. arse% noges and...belt. - ,: .• • • • : • it s ,!s -, : Is . ~ .a He was the lir* MO inowlittlatie.ikritalls . 11SW.diretee 9 ohiP.Cogilds. egad r. . to *WI kali Iklimmts/00 1 1P of bleaching - ifer i tiNs vsnerrirlirliefiti oteirlilki*.bail : is ssitestoso sad book sole, 1.4 *too. haara,,, .o n alsdsrn -hint, ateroPpie is , liandistis - elnnolearelitiorlboesti . la" of roo t lodloo:i_.1 1,11 -0_ : r ..; . 1r by the celebrated Professor." flasessr*of Odabliai - 444 i .... „: „•........,, ~,.,..„..; . „,„,,,e , ,,,.i t. , which has *lace bodilittref. ti. aikido v s wont lhig *said! Went Innalpu 1017 00 7 1060 . ' akillahl,ll' *liked tbe t:iti .3 within ayear of his death,. he enjoy's! alusossisSito aMI • half IRVIN thin. Weeder* wallahlgiest • 4 ended rood health'.: ilistlesiisitni we- Tometisireare i s ," 4. piri , f a h ow w idow. imi 8! s ad chow aimily ,~, f :. .w7z -_-.-. - `~~~ _~= EN DIAL. Nev. 27.—Cam• dawn . (ram the firer, last light, the Betsey, Doe, for TUbago t the Abebr, a. 'fuer er. for Jamaica ; the Brothers, David**. for Malta t tin Morahan,. Ratherford; for St. Vincent's ; the William Bryant, 'Urquhart, forJantaica : the Brothers; Davidson, proceeded this morals', for Ramsgate harbour. Arrived, and sailed for the river testier-, the William Smith, Sl'Lellaa,flum Virginia; sod the Along), Per line. fr. in yemenlay; the Varid Limo, • Ya dy, rr a . swat again this aftarnoon.—Wind $. W. and h o Inert PORTSHOUTII, Nov. It/.—No artivula or sailingi.— Wind W.S.W. and moderate. FALMOU7 11 4 Nov. 26.—N0 arrivals or sailings.—Copt. Lawrence, of the Doke of Kent Packet, arrived on tam 24th, from Lisboa. reports, that . the' Lositards Steam vessel had united there, hos .L'etepool, after a tern had passage./ .112 dap. She is to be employed belated °patio sad the Tagns.4.4Wind S.W. Haarnen, Nov.. 2.7.—sArrime, the Wynyard, tin. • neon, front Sunderland. leaky, hiring struck ep4 the Wbithre &ad. ,• Arrived, the Lady Napalm Nicker, with mails:Sec, boat• lheiraven. Sallei, the St. Helena. Elliott, anstamveral others, for Loadow-o-Wind W. hyN. %AVOID. Nov. 27.---The Young, iebitiu Orem Uwe. • for Atastardaa,mas. steamiest% Ism • algid, -"mkt 'Sass (anti/lig ; lade' with wine sad brandy. • 'Plea • 0104 4 ' eatisely , gons.ao ikon, and the warp' delft , t' Matti Ilongelos case.. A conaiderahimpirs. of it I' ith•o4l4 soils to idiot% • will he. uvellobelltili a . dearagait MOW. '‘apaidtatesetiontetweire saved. "4soa• ; •(.7$ • P. 44. 1111e;et. .r,..ttito •-,1 spottactilllhd lit •if 104.-. 11 I' 4 ;••• 0 1t... •-•.,th . 0. • —4 l OO-0. :11 e •,& : , *l)ii art *.ti! 1 o .l.***Ssetlee braless 0 • • artigmor I eat t. ,llMostaimser,enaoMplatril at 411ssier - .toponoiebioior PlOwillOOr -0 • out; 4.1 t • :1 • • 1101019111 t 1919 411104,19ded51114111.0014114410r4e50. a. y id pane at wt.; .sad bred _ b 9.99 • volllog lutaistg94,l4 1 :4 1 .„ ‘11 .°•• t l oots 'Groat Omit. t 1.0 . 00 •• e t • I !satvercau by a righhireadird flaw (0191 . • • ' prodoebt OtOitifOtelotet. 9. Ito ••*9o*gator drew •blio a t l e r wail* Laid opera till 4 . 6 : i V 11: o t4 4 "Wir *Mowed la stemma of glory. watt od. ***too oletplator teas titotorot !. ie.. 91 - e,A) no It • . laatik Ths. Black's sueedat ,simer ehmtabdis the had, bat la the 4th the Nevige,tengekbips demi *aright • • lock, sad tipped a rattling croemfrintoek, Ala cajuisat, • him, sod took the rough og hie felloolli ad a t i la knout Otto Natigatoromi Mick golgg ri V limos la thotialit Silk; oad Weis fedi* • 011 4 : iloolOtove welly 'went MN -Writ telettOolOO: • OloottOdlolopoingosort. Moo Notiß9tekes - debt wyw es - "lased, sad the Black goys• blot o.idtlieur >rdan r **di :SC 4.1941.1199431t00tt0, OV*lNO*ll4ol ll 4o. l m*l.** 9 " /. 1 09 feu 619{4**11911 iffelabor.l44.4.. aotorritaottio la e -- Vr...'" i t ill a ttle i t • ffc . IN 9 LI , . 4 S 4 I ii : 1 t MI THI ' t~i 'ar r ~.., • II -I I i L 1 ~. ~:,