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al irom able ut lw such •err irty lion IeVI se Aged. uteri libation sb, uM ke7 run. lucites4 tto • I,,er al, feet ,1110., f . paralleled est. ally talon. ' so lately deli Geuesay %Left tit 4 Ligere it !IC, held- end during cointriou toot from the tom !able. • li e d„ 1 eninnion d. e in 4.o.fticout bat eaorlidf, lie author, 41;4 r cecelltrt g r displayed iu t ; , st are 1egn4,,,, LI Mittel) nude. Callao 4,1, such roe, r at - e bravest ar i d, ion in Tir T epithets are 4; ;misted Sir Is ton Conlic,l nuinerousl ? L. were presenti , t; ii to Comeau% 'wed to call a iety of ruldrea,‘ ; lion eutertd ;at, sausisos, Goff!. !siew the gamin 41 also to suns to Crown, laud wich, hating a port of the y.; . 4 sup 3re.terrkr. Lieut. al 110 t inoveinent in re of Marengo, and last, and had S. of bottle. it Paris 1. r no doubt then we an noonale settled; 11 • otters from S p a: •13;t'st Sins "Islip,, and a• -T:toagh reutral, ere tubbing awl ae , and there, that ever *Ann • dollars it ma libation of lea no. &SOFRO, ire, ay, Rail bein4 4 - isp ode they h.., i.e viler* they 1.:14* outs. libel arc as I curl Mind ta.e, hale hem-416w • Etschsall Ile eh, that C. re 114,11 oulx list . hey are ugh Al Billion, WI klol , • youn I At they casa..l rl way art. b. At- tila! the Spaa'sa ■ iessnf time past, sfb• The fueennt; tre Mitemes; sea that can po— i her fur nearly :4 td experience..l I • It h other lose It 'ilk, Rini te.i 1' run serst Clary, ilanOner tl the unteetwul his life, and cis he transachmis ts employs Menet h work she fel tr beautiful ohoiro by - her father -qt . Leaden. sod ta Der !feasible; ea 1.4 - thdors. she had Thi, mirk g by her fatle r. 0 on ssorldle irides II limo at Vireos. Isispecti%g tlirdron 1110 sowethint leath of this (:en' teeth be rode on'. 4, fur the PUrr "f he village of Starr lc, the servant air Coi. Caterer's animal started in vfolty leap; az v? toga to the ether is head. He *B + h hurt. eotnr:'. A I al advice innori• a not cancelled to note/444114)41i v. he part of the (ne- wel! fat.if. 8..1 ha. t iff Of- de gnu,..-1 le lit 3 ml to di l''s THEA PRE. DRURY-LARK. Last night the favourite Opera of Lure in a EU k..;e was performed, for the tinit nine this season. bliss Lwow resumed her favourite part of Rosetta, which first introduced her to public favour. This yoiing Lady is much improved as nu actress, and Krug the charming airs allotted to the part with in ert:red taste ' , and sweetness. In Gentle Youth, air, tell we why ! she was most rapturously entered. Mr. Summit, from the Edinburgh Theatre, made hie first appearance on the Loudon hoards, in the part of Hodge, and was very well received. Ile sang hie songs with much spirit and naivete, and romises to be .a great acquisition to the 'l'liratre. Mr. JOHNsTONR, in Hawthorn, and Nlr. I'ENLEII, in the C'oak, were very much applauded. Mrs. BLAND was an excelhuit illost.re, and sang most sweetly ; she was rapturously encored iu lbw happy were rag days rill siole.—The Farce of The Catizeis followed, in which Mr. Baasisrva made his first appearance this season. and wits received with each applauae as to convince him thot his popu larity increases every season ; his performiugee of ragtag Philpot. *414 as usual escedsiit ; Miss Duncan, in Maria, was lively cad spirited ; and the whole was very will received. His Royal High wag the Duke of Yeas, the Marehiaitessof Utah .. FORT, Countess Of El lust tiTuN, Viwount POSTER SHAM, Lord PETRI., and several other Nobility, were ygeveuit. The Trivia/gar transport, Captain FORSTER, is on shot• on Inc roeks to eastward of Itsunsgat... The Betsq. Faissusx, boand to the Baltic, is captured by the Diwnti, and carried into So is,oe. Mr. SILLIFFISOTON'S play of The Mysterious Bride, which received such general marks of ap probation and applause List iiessou„ is to be actit;, fur the fourth time, at Drary-lane timatre, on CA. following Tuesday. Mrs. JoiIOAN comes forward to-morrow evening with renovated health and spirits lii lI , T part of PeAgy, in The Country Girl. All tote fashion in and - h eur Loudon wi I hepresent. His Royal INlniess the Duke of Cinsai 9.es is on a visit at the Duke of Run. s‘D'S *MU Chem ley Park. Canihrolgeshire. !In lineal Highness is on a shooting party, of which diversion he is ex tremely toed. IL. Royal Highness the Duke of Ctaittact expected m town, this day, at his house is Mort iser-otreet. Mr. CARVING will give a grand dinner, this day. et his Itouse.in Bruton -street. to the Cabinet al, histere. - Mr. TAYLOR. Proprietor of the Opera-House. has.-we understand. in the very hatulsoniest wanner, offered his Theatre to )11'. HARMS, for his com pany to perform in. The pronintio.t of Captain thLviiisrcc to the lank of Majer was Ailliatiticed nt Tur.1.1 ) %, Ga zette, but it is particularly specitied to have been by purchnse. The law Lady Mvo'Atom was daughter and co-heireas of Gariaoc (2•STWILIGIit, of Oftingtou t • ten' and Lord HroLurnn ; the Country'. of SCAILIOWOUGH, the 11.1. t. Alfa. LAMGLLY. and the Hon. sn. BIDPULPI4 Mr. fin mu D4N. with hir char raeterirtie generosity, has offerer, Mr. /haus reentry, ilresAes, dud every asokatiee *lnch Drury-lane Tnertre rao tlatllid. to facilitate the performance of the Covent-Garden Company at the Opera-Home. Tho burning of Co% ent-orden Theatre has hap pened opportunely for Sir flew Ust.akorn.i., tt has drawn a part of the public atteutiou from the proceedings in Portugal. Lord CusaLas Towasnair D left town, on Tact. day, for Rainhain Hall, Norfolk. The Ma. Colonel Eti.tur left town, yester day, to join his regiment, the Royal Cornwall, at Chelmsford. The Poitettoussa AMBACSADOR'S Chapel, in South -street, will open next Sunday. with several grand new pieces of music. The organ has been embellished and repaired. Mr. BARILTIWELS we hear is re-engaged at Dru ry-lane Theatre. It was reported. yesterday, that orders have been sent off to l'ortugal, for the rerdll of Sir hew Daastrista.r, and Sir H. Beat ARD. Crib is in training at the house of his old friend Witeet.se, at Riddiewlown, below Croydon. His match with Grogrori will take place next Tuesday month. crib is full of e - onfoleuce, and in high health and spirits. Major 11. BUNatrilY is become a settled resident with his flintily, on the border of Keswiek Lake, in Cumberland. He ha s sto re d hi s apartments wit h ad mirable sketches of the most ellareeteri,tic visitors of those aquatic regions in the course of the last two years. _ _ . - The lieu arrivals at Bath are— Ha k s irok Royal II stir Duke of Glonretter, Donty.er Cosiness ef Lurd Torrioron, Lady Lamson, laid), hereon, Lady e, Hon. Mr. Cameron, Hon. D. Nnegrave, air R and Lady Wilmot, Gen. amid Mrs. Gent, Col. C I. Stanley, Major Dickens, Major r et James, Maio, H; M a i ne A u b rey, D r an d M ee. Max well, Rev Mr. P. F , Rev. Mr Grove, Rev. Mr. Mrs and Mi.. Parr, Rev- All Mrs. England, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, Rev. Mr •ir „ C.optHarris, awl Cspt.Dwries. Among other losses at the fire on Tuesday, the excellent Society which hild their meetings at the top of Covent-Garden Theatre, called the Itri Steak (.24b, which has existed for many years, have lost all their old stack of wines, which cannot he replaced, and which were worth at least 13001. be sides their sideboard and table implements. Mr. lIAR2IS being at Uxbridge, at the time the dreadful accident happened at Covent-garden Theatre, his son immediately went to him in a post chaise and four, and, on hie snivel, his countenance expre.aing grief, his father exclaimed—" la not the theatre on fire ?—Are there any lives lost?" The 110% who had left town before the misfortune bap:xi:red under the Piazza pa-usge of the theatre. simmered f. There were not." The father, then. with his clisnacteriatic humanity and generosity. ex -1,14ime,!. " 'Tis well, I can rebuild a theatre, but 1 cannot restore men's lives." POETRY. Tilt CONYCNTLON. If ever nation was tle.zrae'd, In that dilemma Lugland's ploc'd fly a dastardly Convention ; To ask 'nett tcrms was inzpodtoce, Bet to cuusent—sheu'rl %ant of sense, Or so very good lON thirty thiamin,' fighting men, F Le enemy little more than ten' How could tiro be ilisuiry'd With a gallant fleet to gaud the shore, And at their call C 111 1 .1141.14111 have inure, Why were they thus afraid The country fricndly—i hoiee of ground, So that they Wight the French 'almond. And rut off all soppllei ; Good God ! how could they lase their chance, To low'r the ignite of haughty Fiance, Which ev'ry truth denies Who arc these Mpll dint thus are sav'd! A set of unsereauts most deprav'd— A unirdriug banditti; Fur whom nu hount man on ear tb, if he's aCI has from his birth, Cali have the smallest pity. Besides, to ronat'ontice and protect Tit most impious •wrilsgiuss theft, That ever us, made h'iown, Tu guarautee such violation, !dust e'er d.sgrace the Itrithth nation, And briag her ahoy down. G. F. Westminster, Sept. il4, t tot. ldl:i.. Vli. Di :111.1N, eF.PT. 17. We underntand the two folloqui g it eso l utioni ha% e beets a 4 revil to t.te Koolau Catholic Nor bates asl2:a ..1 a pre.l.ll 1.1 OW) . . . - "Thal it the decided opinion of the Kumla Catholic Prelates of Ireland asteiubieo, that it is inexpeini,t to :litre duce any alteration in the embodied! suds tuth. ro• uhserved in the mowsiaatina of huh simnel IJatho,u kv.oau,n, which sole ezperience has proved to lie vocxceptiouabie, w Ise nod salutes. " That the bo:nau Catholic Prelates pledge then:seises ts adhLre to Otr role by which the, have been bith.ito •et firmly go, st•unet,, to ne , .ournead to his Holiness maic see' prruu.a§ as a:, uunspeachaote Wyatt, and exaceisbia conduct ' (Jr. ctirsti..y and WeLesday, th- 53i Regiment n...c 1 rti.ti Li nt rick . : , ..cribun for r•Li inuy ; they am reiliced by the B s attahua of we ,kith, Irvin alia.ssore. LINEBIcI, {EFT. 14. About three o'clock in tile afterimun of Friday last, on tile lands of on tn.: road lead urg Shausgolden to Gun, and near the finitier town, two men, fanned Patrick Culhaue, of Shane golden, icid John - .lpP , Elier,, Proctors, or Valuato:s of •r) then, were attack• it iii the most intim:nen man ner In tifteito peneaqs, some of whom had their faces blackened, and had shirts and handkerchiefs over their clothes, ano being all arm, d, fired et the unfortunate men, and killed theinllll the spot, in the presence of reigns' people pawing the road; 11w or dercrs, instead ofalarin at their betty,: seen collima ting the horrid act, seruseil to exult is the Aced, and threatened any indieldnal who would dare reroute ff the bodies; it was, however, doue by directions of ar giantism an TT the neighbourhood fret* [lrian, Eel.) and the mutilated corers, after being exa mined, were interred. Culhaue has left a ai.low and four chililren, and M.Enery r widow and live. Thus, in broad day, have *villains dared to commit deed, which would disgrace the most barbarous ayes. the ludigdant f rung of several respectable characters has hero aroused; and Williams T. Lock, E.ll. with the Newcastle corps, Wm. Massey, Eq. at the head of the Western Lower Couliello corps, and Gerard Itterierhassett. Esq. with the Ulm Corps of Yeomanry, have been ad assiduous iii endeavouring to procure suforination which may lead to the discovery of the'assassins. Captain Blennerhassett, (ilia Cavalry, and Cap tain Massey, Western Loser Connell°, Cavalry, iu this county, are placed on permanent duty, is con sequence of the disturbed state of that vicinity. Tuesday urght last, the lion. /mil Reverend Fre derick Mullins, and Sir Wm. Godfrey, Bart. ac companied by a party of the Milltown yeornaiiry, proceeded to the cross of Coollsaiw, county Kerry, lD consequence of having received iuforirrition that there was to have been a meeting of White Boys there on that inght, and apprehended a man of taie name of Janes Kelly, or Lismactinnarie, in the parish of Killorgliu; who, ori.his apprehension, acknowledged, that he had been sworn in as a White Boy, by a Captain Cluvaue, that he at tended their nieetiugs for some nights previous, MIA that Capt. Chicane lived at Tubrid, at the top of Meatus& On receiving this information, the party proceeded to Clunure's, whom they succeeded to apprehesidnig. but Kelly exprelowil the greatest reluctaoce iu (wing confronted with him , adding. that if it was disco% ems' that he gave an info...tie.. tion against Cluvaue, he world not be left a cow or horse before 'morning. Kelly was folly coruinAted by a warrant from the Rev. Willis Godfrey.— (Chides Western Ilersi!4.) oar,. 16. This day Bolton Waller, of Bushy island, in this couuty, E...aq. was sworn into office of Collector of Customs of this port, before Thomas Worthington, Esq. Surveyor-General, in the room of George Mailmen, Esq. who rrtirr►. The sale of Lord klusunsTea's Merino Ryland flock took place on Tuerrlay last. near Dulvertnn, aid though but few purchipiers attended, they Weut off at the following high priers So Felloamithed Mcriao Ryland Ewes, is 130 0 • live lets, filched ss Fuer tooth ditto by Merino it)lasil Nhearliag Ewes Meriou Kann of the pore Wood The purchasers were Mr. Ai:Lust,. Colonel Cul cier.stca, 31es.rs. H • Atio..apox. COIFFIX, MA Perri:v. A few very old .as , ..int rino Ewes of the pure blood, fetched fro.ii oh. to 71. each.—Lori Puauterrsa exhibited 30 beautiful ewe-, from his pure Merino flock. .wt flr sale. but 04 s operionen of the iseprovetneut in those sisse...-w. His Lordship was offered 400 guineas for .11- in, or titt g eteas to .elect mar, &a.ck reject-Ai, Oat is to aril. CORCANER'S . An Inquemt was held, at seven o'clock list rtigtit,`, by GLUM:I: HIODI:SuSI, E.M. lit the Mictilleaex pttal, ou the bodice of .lo.ias PlUikeit ‘ a coin hearer. 19 year, of .a e; and Hichar4 Bird. coach, thither, who was iu the employ of Mr. Holditch, au Long-acre, and who 10-t hi* life ill the tire itt . Co ieiit-garden theatre, o Tuesday morning. No person came torward to give ally account of the accident. The Coroner entwined Mary Bryan, one of the names belonging to the hos:ntal. Site raid, on luc.ilay morning lain, the ten peroni. were brought to the flospitid in tite.osine eget+ 1 they were butte ;• they mad tibey ha t qot hurt at the die t 0:4 tha' they ,aent there witFt ; a vita to reader aissistaiser, hut at what p3rt ~ f Out theatre they ser*Vrituesr did nut learn. Richard Bird .hied at five o'clock in the afternoon of tfie same day, and Piiilitni in a few hours atterwlinki 14'ituess had no doubt that their death wo.oevis. l sioned by the accident at Covent-garden, fur they were dreadfully hunted all over their bodies. The Jury returned a reol.et of—.4ccutoistal Another Inquest was held the same Coroner, at the Dolphin pii4lic-house, in I lytle.street, filootashury, ma the body of Mr. Ti.o.uas Harris, .11.111. who rho came by his .bath at the lire. The 'intuited ethical was Mr. Sass, a Tobin teen iu the ,North Briton Corp., and who had a oar row e.cape of sharing the omit. fate. He stated, that, Olathe morning of the ere, hr attended at the door of Cutent.Curileti Theatre on the vide of the Piano, and oieverred Mr. Morris standing near the I door, dressed in the Bloonsahury *Mien's. At that time a great number of persons wrist in ander the archway ; end, with the I.'oll4oWe of the demo d, lee varceedrod as to mow of them OWL Mr. Sat felt a great heat, and weut out shortly after wards, when he heard a violent era*. He es, itted in getting a youny, 10411, u butcher's won, who was rliy enrich scalded, into a rote 11, and got in with him, in order to procure medical ass , stanet. The e was smother person in the same coach, in a dreadful state, *ham at first he did not recognise, hot to his great grief he proved to be hi. intimate friend, - Mr. Tooaus llatna. V erdiet--.4ecideatal Death. irsereezi—nomme PoLics. •NODBIEDY AND BUAGLAIItY. Yesterday two two named friamws &Ikea mid Charles Draper, the ft. over • heektmyetwooshanan, and the hate.. 4 waterloos. of a Issekney-ruark Mond, were charged with beir glariimitly ad iff the dreiling-honse of Samuel Deinjamia. Imo bleating property to the amount of dol. rsaaattag of winning apparel, At, the garbs of N ilium Dr It appeared fees the statement of the Prosecitor, that hie son reins a sloop in Mary la-howise•lane, in wb be card I uu his Men:ma of ssalewas. On leAm erassinglaat, betweru ten and Metres, he was informed that his shop had hem baker emu, sod property to • large autoaat stolen therefrom; he *flit thither stow ilittely, and foetid the informatimitit bet, no, and that th e s h o p was stripped completely of every thing of valise; Inquiries were made as to who could be the perpetrators of the crime, steer the Prtsecutor learnt, that • harkiwy.cooch U 4 been seen standing a cuusidemittla time mar to his shop, and that nine ut - seen to tarry several large beadles (lath, •44 that assn afterwariis the at a fo;riaearst., by two prowl,. oot eanostaate eac.ttag ototspieitods, ow. who bad beta drtukihg at • yui.lor-house bamboo:4, baono.iiatrty potraard Limier s however. woe of the young ts. Ise of the comb, which was 475. sod Proserator's shop, soil apprised him lie kimonos having u , dahil this in permit of Owes, is company 14 perm* -_ pee 'integer, aud hearing made many inquiries at &Street public-houses, is order to meertoia the stand on which the coach iw questrou sea accustomed Mishap, they trend that the MOW to which it belonged acs ~teat •d ore , the Dui; aid Gide, to Hothoru. Thither NI,. 5,11411 late sad hie mosso inissedialitly directed their course, lend est iodine y each at toe Ball .olid Gate, they waited It eiroollinsible tone, as they ex pertol tie return of the cools to shist Mations Be totes too mid three to th naurnine, they deerred a coach driving tosarls the gate ut the above ion, ...di two own uo the coach-boa, rue of whom 'lncrusted, is order to open the gate, whilst the othei dome ono the coach yard. Fmmintiatima w dueitely Made of the eamlwr of the coseb, and it was found to forme...id with that takes dua a by our of the witocines. Brae which the Peleleva.. ,, stool the man, who bad demendod from Ile eeach. Ma, by the collar, while another of the witoemes.selm4aa eMrh man, and a third opened the coact, sell, npoo iiarebbg nu tlet one of the seats, a hotly -emit win feu id, which the Pro secutor immediately recognised to us, h peoptrty, and to hat been Kea by him in hie tamp die preci ding day.-.. The Prosecutor ales score, that i hied bee,. Word( *- pouring that Ifrotical coat, fur sate, the metoirg.an Winch the rubbery was coin oattol. Upon this the Pnomers uric pun to custody u: • watehmaii, conveyed to the watch-house, sod i. terrireated s oh respect to the property Gluiest, and as their accomplices 7he Plowmen dewed any knowledge whatever of the pro;ierty, or that the mesh hodtxts that evening at all to ary-la. Bonne perish, or that they had bad any bend es the whole rvetoug in tie verb. 1 hr above facts were proved by several witnesses, sad the Prisoner Badcoek bring railed oil For les defence, said, that hewastuaingwith se coazle in Oaford. road, about ten o'clock on Friday eviouing, when he was ca by three alio directed hits !wrists, to tolary•io b ire-Igoe, mad sat at the varier of a street send their ri tare lie accordingly drove to She place be oat directed to, sod wait ed iw sours time , *hes the gentlemeo pat be: onodks into his coach, and two tithe= haring gut into the carriage, he was ordered to drive to the been Dods, where hr pet down he fare, and drove to b s siables of the Bell and Gate to llolpou, •hi re lie us* weed by the prosrtutm and otturs, mad carried to the watch Moue, slid he bye. uothrig more lame the molter The other Primmer stated, tint be bad accompanied bei fellnripreueer on his coach-boa, to assist lair is memos the roach door for the pewees-re, and do. med that he Iwo any thing further than wt at hr bad said before. The Preemem mve ft:taltittesl for trial. _ _ A l'rench sloop, laden with wheat, from St. Mr lees, bound to Brest, was captured at tne 15th inetant, near the Isle of Ilas by the C'esitsrt guu-. brig, and has been brought into Ilftnouth. A melancholy accident occurred yesterday even ing in Blacktruirs . -road. An the Earl of ...ISMS rump was passing in his carnage, two little plop. mates, one • boy of live years old, the other afoul . , were crossing the road ? when the latter, unseen by tiw coachman, *es struck ifogru by one of Inc horse., end one of the wheels passing over tie txbity, bruised him sederely. Hr wAs taken immediately to M. Themes's Hospital, and died soon after. The Ertl of MANsrieets appeared touch shocked, and went into the shop of Mr. HARDING, watch-make , wherKre his address, entreoteil that every care . 'taken of the child, and said he wou:d do even thing in his power to alleviate the wretchedness of hi. parents. The distracted mother has the additicroal ailliction of potsirty, her lisslousd Wag it' prima fee I,Y7ELLICSNCE. ••• • ‘. ".ktiREW SHEEN It*CES. • ' 7 Tyr:soar, sort. So. . The Par* of Filly Pounds, the Gift of me Mai 10 Sad T. Jaws bay • Sr Thos. atonlry's b. f. Cowtalsi Thew. Chirintwateley's l Esq br g Mt. T. fir-wanes r, M We Barrington Air %ve eb. b. by Gingers P. J. Parry's, Esq. b f Little Harlot Thus. Forney's, Lel g f His BeiMay Omar DAY. A Motet of loop. h. R. one an,, sot. Sod. Sir W. W. Wyno's h. f. Cimino itetwou's, Lug. Myelitis; riIE..4TRICIL CONN-IGNITION& DIIVRINLAIII Ceti built luta; destroyed by era itheilt 1674 i pulled &ran 1791; rebsielt (:onset-Gattoti T as Wilt 1733 ; cot ugie ; destroyed hy Sea ISM Ortsia-House, Haymarket; opened 1704; band 179; the fooodatiow of 'a sew awe hid into. Ps ItTilliol e thilur&Streel ' opened 1774; amarsalod Nsal;-Hlutqc 17e4; bona sluiro LESN Age es ITIIE 11,1113, burnt duvb NN the Ds York's nit-right, 1794 ; rebuilt ; and Mum skrais ettod time in tow. Ho% at. Caney% destroyed by des ea Hsi him crates'. Hirtb•Jay, toms. fisce-smagemieleie LIMERICK ASSIZES: USURY. tiDoNSELT., qui fast, c. a. S. SSW. XI This war an sctiou on the ittittotet brought to recover the sum of 1.10.1. being tt the amount of the sum lent, which rmli *GIL 101 l of exclisiNce, chsemeuted at the Book of Del . ..stmt. The pleadings were °pent d Mr E. tilia.sor, and the ease stated uy 1. Nevi lllPMsaos, with Isis wool AM!. The fallen are the tact • :—The Yistntiff, O'Dameli, dealer ... , mauling in this city, end lb : !leered Mr. G. Bruce, a gentleman well known as •Bs ear, also resuleut to Liinortek.—Th- Y *aka Mg occasion, in the weir 1%7. dweccii* bills, applied to the Defends*, who, .alder, 1 11 objections to the ...cunt'', and regattas/ flail oh meitt of Plaintiff's l,m"he'r, coshed the hdhe ap usual terms by Bankers ; .and, boas thither' of January, leo, to .iantimy, IN% trikeg to actions in the bll way took place ; hoireve4 „oircisaistances of the Plaintiff moor embarrassed, Mr. Bruce refused wig . ruse O'L/onnell as be u -us !ly did, and rewired, +n ■ t:on to the legal discomi . , a prestill.s to the sum of 31. and frewiently snore, rigida his charges always secoreing to the necemit the Plainta, and his conesio° for namey. It ever occurred, that such a rystein less wade to e friend Se . O'Donnell's. to wh.mi he team cited the extraordiimry extorti a practised on end not wishing to (imply lo Kir with {fir s demauded by Brag*. hostilities mentarredird twee.' the parties. sod t ;e prole" SCUM hall I the molt. The ahnve statement as s cle a rly pee by the Clerks of Mr. Bruce, es reluc'eat wean Mr. 0 GRADY deleiul the base ' Mr. reenact of its b bat time beim! if them wad, to find fan sp, .. poi:Chaise offices, erecting usineniti new mints, and carrying on so tinny hew wort town mud country, that et .honed 1 are Some e onSoished for so many year*, to it stale n di- .:raceful. was very properly observed Ist Ceimunissioners, that Souteniet..bie- might 1; "tithed, and tee addition% build:tags apron, i to various Yu Ii O. es (for wh cis we sum i-hase new hii...ves ; ..ot d estr wenn, town osonsions fn . Cum anti met. ...)..putieet of all sots; The new Mint ._ T• hill'has, we herr, *stet already- full 1130,8110 1 it is not near completed. Mr. A pin Fetes'', Ai ie-rnerchant, toltis,h shooting noon the (ands of Colonel Cos.asoi in the parish of Crnwfordyolni, Id emelt) ,r his pointer dog having stops t-tt slant, making a remarkable noise. attracted 111 avow sod. going up to the spot, he was astonwhed to odder in thee act of sissitrwi••l4 a ' s-it I h..lf erected in the air, he tired at it, Roil, blowing its herd entirely oaf, it asrassred oo than 35 inches ire length. V...it-rday a treat number of persons nettem on the grog 'war Ittissseinevetre, to "it wag action of a new orseitioe for traveth4 w:t horses. It is imnelled entirely by steam. awl is colleted to pewforin tweiity miles an hour.. machine is principally made of iron. Its laud semblini a hnisel; the fore part of whle.• eon water, and ;as the rear is a toms, e. whi• h, th e asseisine i• in nsriti•iii. 1. fed Math too - by man. the only owe employed, to give it ntiam purpei.ilienlar ist,tr, shout ten tes-. long. (omit the smoke. The machine rans rowel a woo e, s ems self-directed. the wheels us oar side shorter than those di the other; it :.rocerd. gvestt velocity, hut the pace can be alter pleasure.. The intensive woollen tuantifsctory of MS Pa , 1. 's clans, and C... in A oodsheater, w. Fed .t ift.t 1 sed with r royal vuei the/ ; er on of the Oldie of Gt.o, caters/as we/ his say hems Chelan am to Bath, passed a •t oaf •.astra in attentively inspectimi the different cane• of ell• staple manufacture, sod the ea .pet h& ical stowed,. ' tat establish pinealc sly displays, tor s.. Lisa pre-eminent tins b.-vetch of nstiowa I..L'instry. His &lig' ass res.....wed it Sir SAMML Wa,HLS r bc LA t• ` ` ant. Es 9. in. &c. And a d tee we Captain Wstinds s Kiogstai.l 7 nee co -its, guard of honour. After part ik ti e of' 4 • ale collation at Mr. PAVL Waestre's the Unke. hr* suit tiu-sueit .lee route foe teeth, • p e hiniartf igitie.l wino the costein this intrtr f it'n: scene, and the poi te sites.' which basil/two shewn him no the oi u i Os Suada' wet .inz le,t, • dos, se..poe mod, was killed .tie -u oohs t4Cbieliestet; peewee, we a seure•oc! to state, were bitte alt et when heel the ye, to hitteu cut of _ o;i:Lopeniulrlzia i;vi dr. 0 GRADY attempted to deleted the Drat es from the shop ttr-tire of Mr. Bruce, on the eitegerl ground wf M 4 b la 0 4 4 1 we , armin .s‘.‘l . thesisnal CCIStOII ht the city ; but there Wino I thee "ti""s' tb 4 °lr. bvirlyir:v of thdt O tt--end even if be,. tis:is. :171,76:, w hr" ,... 7 7: 111 7 ,eared Jence Iliargeid the Jury t o fi n ,l fr u I t i., co,d., sod k, r t Plaintiff, iaeliatieh a• such a custom; hoaever frasurraniy. vmg *in as . Ivrea, loaveattii7 to Lain Verdi cli Sit. Akio .11.1 maimed Herm 10 Mit 1,2.0 r wit!{ falt cote. I Nu* aoc .7l a!!__ l4l b•_Tr7 •• • ' •iPmmammmummtm, tad the 7 a" rrual. l. will s e It seems steatilik, while G .ve. 'latent are irP 100 'Welted had tra.assu r vii. • ~,„ clue, ap,„,„14,0, +.4t um such iceent oiling in pulling 'loon ail bSi tilt two other person :4w tip, in purchasing new off ces. erecting isagketi