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~., 7 , muse ef Mon* * !mot of Mr. Peaked* living at• ildoorestown-Walsh (sat more than a mile and o +s.lf from Cleanse)%. was attacked by a coon. &noble patty is mass, who And several shots in of his wistalown, which he. beim! in a slated holly, rotors) by as arrow. WI Abe inelY .erfired• reinidiei. Moo Mutinied. Mile* era them .who; 4llibtk , the bow belay km, they strip ped. popes f site ros4 wad *Weir rte belong serf awl straw ; the; rosisogomine arm. that soder them , riemesstaisces. Mario was obliged to &lint his oleos, which mmaiated of two toovireor audit pinto,. 0* going sistot. they fold WM* they *All moo mimed UM to 0.7 so tithes WM La lb. lernktiell lliteetortion rime notices were tamed a fee slays bosh, pareporttimg dist an person **old be allowed to offer eel* *Mr Mr. an acre foe the hem limit wend ft.* that foie. ios. sod no limo.' of tithes to be paid. Ott Wednesday eaten* (ibdt illbe fair of Clan ma) two of there people were robbed going over t~fa+waty Waterford manning* towel& Glenda lough, by three messed marandeia. FitliEICA lAfttLitisits. PARIS PAPERS. 11 , 411r01, DecCIIIIEIt 10. ,Yeaterctry the ting [ate a private audience to iF wk. Narwhal Baron Dojos. TN, Date of Orleoureisialeiria 1111101y4 tt I, sod that Patrol fillible• tate. try ~salt, aid that the Greeks, having foetid thirty-two of their hostages murdered, in revenge pat the pr riqin to the sword. A letter has betn vVeeived from Mitten Belly. dated BArcetono, November 417, which mater, that qtr ia gra +nifty improviogio health, and that hill curniatistore are well. Ts Dee* oat sung the day farrow, so aelebrate the etiolation of the (hoarder. ♦lswws, lit venires 11. (LITItACT PROM A PINVATI %MEAL) " 1. is kinesitt that hitherto areettal foreign Jaw 'n4l. acre beets allowed to circulate in Austria. 4-loserver, (min the tot of January next, it is re solved that no Jones's!, whateviii may be Its political opinions, Shall he allowed ill the A ',Orion dominions, and that nobody thin labterille eacept for papers printed withia the Austrian territory. It is no lour., a secret that the Court of Vienna is endea vouring to carry this system into effect throughout Cermarry ; it will not Meet with apparition in Bavaria, Sanioni, or it:mover. in Wirtembetg a snort liberal 5y61,111 may be expected, but the King rot Wirtembesg, eves its conjunction with the other German Powers of the second and third orders, is 'tort weak to coutiternet the influence of those Cavernments Which have .801.4 the contrary system. The Court of St. Peterburgh in this re .apeet perfectly coincides with that of Vienne. 14 It must be agreed that never were eircum etrnees so farbarthle for A ustrdt to pot her system io force throughout Germany. Italy is eutitely .ocmpted by her troops, and those who govern the Cantons of Switzerland can desire nothing more than the triumph of this tastes. But its Order to realise tier Austria must bail:nein peace in Europe, and it w on this arcouht that the disturbances in • Turkey are so disagreeable to the Court of Vienna. " The last official dirpatches from Constantinople catifirra the impertint intdll glttldl, already known rhiough the cardinal of commercial letters, that the -Divan, in fall assembly. has rejected the conditions dictated by the Court of St. Petersburg!' in its es rterogagory eo the throne of the Calif, roil prijudiCial to the interests of the Empire. " The occon tits flans Petersborgii are not more en couregiug with respect to the maintenance of peace. lino:it insists on the conditions of the sihisuatem, •ki.d is not disposed to 'send a neer Pkuipotentiery thr Bosphorus until the Porte has agreed to vonforrn to her wi.hrs. flowerer, since the return a M. Metternich. it has been constantly affirmed, that at all events Austria will -tot take pert in the svitr." otressi. itOstittett 14. Celtics of the orSfe of Count Nesse!rode, contain jai 'the kossian r ltiw,at'.w, are iit eirculatioe here. I ehae been trautasitted to the Divan, where deter - minrtisw is wet get know% it mewl the demands contained to -Baron Strugvh4fro•trOre of July Is. en f d condudri by dechiritik that shoed the tootle . rate propositions of the k owe ror Alexander be re jected. he irfll he-obliged to have. recourse to other Ent assures. The Turks latelyintrirl 'sit Bishops in Bulge riff, 'eatorigst who Vas the celebrated Bishop of Philippopolts. wAvitcp, kovritsta 19. Sfirirsteia niaikibled thii '0(.1,64 lo deliberate no the important idrair referred to in the King's Nes mgr. in eiseganetien with the Comnsittee of the Crete.. 'lt islionsionced Mat the Comatitsee ha* re. itifirelef to rtoppert the .A 4 dini The Germinate of the Cortes charged fernlike a report as to the mem' , ter M 'be adopted relatively to the events at Cadiz. hare not yet emieloded their • biliairre. •No •direet iiitetfigenee has been received from that city far 'Wife &ye pat. •It appellee that tile Nuipeinli 'tiolidllanicition is in endseqUence of the ifstena •Of oppoSition to miniiterial orders. winch II) twertestedalosia -Itaa declined it will fol. - The *MINN *bat taiillititvidninhat Vitalist. isiair s ii of 'teafklatia. The ciao. of ohs biteritir u 1 the oatimiil . canton* ta 'orti4 odeStrooto to the Kiog e ibe the Peraa.taeot Orputata D. trheettfrienist, the 1110101tist, %old be roister. lam at to has mattered tea doss to eliele ekbee the ' the lam mail from Turkey. without antis' snick front Coommstineple. Mimeo rise to various costive' twos. CHIN?, DUENisi 10. 'the private cortespetwfroce of the Argokr/ Cowrie matem that one of the claims in Napolostes raft orys, that he bad toted fair meend yeasts Nom the MVO list • dem of ton millions, whit 14 he di posited in the coffin of the de Extraordinary Do nitlia" ai isig private property, and that this sum bits acenasslated to 140 million., which Napoleon impolite) to hie boo. 724110toire, Decimate 5. A pltivete letter from Yuman contains the toltow ing paragraph t— " The plaice& Itoriimits is again clouded ; the lest accounts from Conatantiuople are not of so pacific • nature se the prodding."—l Bresmis Pipers. Dectiikt 11.1 . . we bees forma* bunged it Codis, end aftevirordo Mimeos Bode*. A oduory band .•* ■n sir of triempto in rival of ibis oak. Kieges Hron woo iu *eery am& its emit 1 gives file SPA AIMS PA PCS. IMIMID 11ADS111, novella's et. A carrier has arrived this .vvwaq mesh swims papers from the Po!itical Chief al Arils to the Go remote*. Ti tY list he states that he has received hems the fieetreitery of Stele hie dispatch, with his Wales ty's ereseage to the Cortes respecting the events at Cadiz, and the itaiswar of the Cortes. These be hoe ;whited and igeueratly circulated ; that he has no feat that that town and ravines tisiU take pert is the dissentions excited elsewhere; snit that. on the eon• trary, they will =mishit, the loyalty they have hither to sheen towards the King and the constAtutietatt systems. The 'wend dispatch etwatins an Address that the Deputation of the Province to his Majesty ; the Political Chief add., that the ecteiwterrts of the initebiierrts of the Province undoubtedly coincide with those of the Deputation. In this Address of the Provincial dltry say— ..... All Spouse& have rears re die Chileilishilk aid d - dissiig is We Is lead Shen from the Oafs truth *Usti it pasts M. What loess him *poise conesnotime, these agitations, these showily repreerataliore directed t• tlrs Theo*. thin eisotelerpt of the Authorities sad the Ml lMry, which hi* sabsppily Ws Observed is elifferest parte allot revisable? They observe that his Majesty Isaciag the right by the ensetitssion to elm* the Ministers, he eollbot b* void 60 Oiley the free exercise of hie riiiht wises the lo• mesh of tht Ministry is imperiously dessasll4 slith ihrtsis. This is met abservisg lhrtosstitstios, 804 lbs Islam 5 tie Constitstion iseelf contaiin various prowls** veltielv they quote, reservist the **liters sad other °eters ell* state responsible to the Cortes if they have really acted in am esconatitetioaal manner. The Coostisatioa hiving doss traced ost the path to be hollinved, let the Ilisietera, if they deserve ceossre s . * chilled to mom before the competent triboltal, bet she* time let their orders be meshed." The dispatch then proceeds to recommend his Majesty to persevere with ftrushsss in the just line pointed out by the Constitution, and concludes with maniac's of the support of all true Spaniards. It is signed Avila, November n, 1841. CADIZ, lIIIVEIIIIIIIII 19. YELLOW FEVER, IuVaIIIIIIIII 11, 11, 13. N. to sem. Cowed. Doefits. isleltA. Pori N. Mary's Crows I is 41 tit asd Hovels!) tern le 41 No accounts from Lobrija. ELAM:MIS MAIL • aoms,g tl7. The Marquis Antaldo Ante!di asi ihiadvoests Tommaso Felici, appeared on the 31;st of 055shier' heroic the Chancery of the Civil Tribunal .1 the First Instance, at Priam, there to make a Deeds ration, front which it revolts— " TWA by an Att of the deb August last, dated at Low. dun, they have bees rased by the deceased Caroller, Queer of England, her trustees (Serf kre jtdueiatese), for all the property which she poseeseed in Italy, wish the obligation air apply It ia theism's which she should herself direct, by say act whatever Sped hy her head. " That the death of Qom. Caroline hawks takes plate is the 7th of the sus mesh, her will has been executed fur the broedt of those who had a right to it. „.. " That having learnt that bps separate ad Spied is thepreesice of lrliWs Poi and of Rambo, salaries of Leeds% who haw-goesisrod the snows of it s the said deceased ease of &korai MS -ibstwaviteed how she ebotre-nisitielied property is to be applied, paid sad deploy. ed; sad the said these Marquis Auteldo Aotaldi, aid the advocate Thomas fetid, sot tools( pod to main the qua lity given so chaise( tremors, or may otiker quality depot. log ea the use, they do by Ibis preset ittelaratiou re osace the quality herein above.eperilled, urgently densard- Sr that their declarable be received sod brims* la She Itordedge of the public by all possible means, sod eves by is/reties in foreign junroaly to serve as a guide So all those who say have any tick or dais to the property left by the deceased Qom." The declaration of Messrs. the Marquis Aataldi and the Advocate Felici, trustees tfidei•commis mires) of the late Queen of Easland, causes touch sensation here. The orectssery consequence of Ala step is, to reader public inntorereoots which the &- craved *lobed to keep steal, and Which will per hops throw some new light the great process. it is besides donbtfal whethaineseseareaagcssetwtv, bei lig detached front the A, it ace ire Grow of Mertes. Antuldi and Felici, can be consitlersoa - airlekally valid. Bergson continues to live at I Parsio,. where the chase is his favourite dieersiou. lie bias in bin stables thirty very hoe bones. His feet alba dosed with very thick whiskers; Isis isiresweionoild 'cremate have usiopted the anew faihion. He bus l a t e ly been at St. Matins, where he has hill himes self registered mask the citizens of that Republic. (Joan's! de Irsslifert, December 4 sad 5.) • Oticlffie, Novel/IPA Vt. Owr Casette cootains the follui.mg 'article:— . a We hem letters how Coostsution t ok of tali °clatter I whether it be that uhr itorrespenditits :have wit perspicacity to discero the Stant a or whether they do woe think At toveimaintlievwfth it, their lefters Ore eutirely 'patiSe. " The accnoute which-we twee received ism ill the missal tbilibin which has lotto place teeny Zama,. state, that the kkeeks tootehi , with great beano", bat Oki their at4tllairettd'itlefkty ou accobut.‘of the 'uteri., wealth oi tiwir scowl .. The .lesier• YAM --- 414 - • Gimes - - Poper ies, MwOrrion LONDON. FRlDActioffsmszt 11. 1821. A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papers from Bermels to the 12th instant. Their contents, if not important, are certainly curious. They no tice the last wills end testaments of two individuals, " now no more," who lately excited extraordinary interest—N APo Lao x Bo NAPAITi and the late Queen CAROLINIC of England. Of the former, it is merely stated that he had for several years re served from the Civil List a sum of 10 millions of francs, amounting at the tittle of his death to 140 millions, which he has bequeathed to hie son. The information respecting her MAJESTY stairs, that the Marquis ANIALDI and the Adtocate Ft/AC!. whom she had by will appointed trustees for all her Italian property, have declined to act, and renounc ed all power ander her witl. The FraNkfori Jaunts!, from which we copy this act of renunciation, ob serves, that its necessary consequence will be the " publication or a►rangements which the testatrix wished to keep secret, and which will perhaps the., acme new light on the great process."— This notice, accompanied as it is with an allesion to M. Bfax•nt, we presume is intended to moose .the public for some attempt to Week.° the am atory or our late unfortunate Queue. Waste received Paris Papers of Tuesday last, AIM live looked to the i■ vain for limiter inform.- tins respecting the political dissentious that interest the public mind its Paris. ; We deenot indeed expect, after the firtu detiamtionneade on Saturday by the Moister in the Chamber of Deputies, to learn soy 'tiling decisive ups. this subject antil the strength shall have been tried on the question of continuing the Censorship of the Prem. We spook of this question, because it will probably offer the first opportunity of trying ►y is division the extent of ministerial influence in the Chamber, although there are circumstances connected with it which, as we noticed on a former occasion, way have the effect of giving to the Ministers on a division an apparent force nut properly belengiog to them. it has been surmised in the Paris Papers, that notwith. standing the promise contained in the King's Speech at the opening of the Session, the Ministers will be compelled by the necessities of the Government to propose a law authorising them to collect, provi sionally, in the next year, as has hitherto been prac tised, the first six-twelfths of the direet taxes; and as this point has often before excited warm dis. cassias. it is a question very well . caleolated, should it be brought before the Chamber, to shake the present resolution of the Cabinet. Constituted as the present Chamber of Deputies is, should the Ministers once be beaten 'rpm a financial mea sure, it esettild be vain in theta to this.k of stemming the power of the opposition, however resolute the Kiwis may be An eminent) them in their places. The accounts front Spain contain 'natty pArticu lan of integre,, trot we have little doubt that much of their high colouring is to be attributed to the political prejudices as-she appeeherisious of the writers. The ',skit of resistance to the authority of the lbseensinent which had been masifetted *tram short time since in Cadiz sad 'Seville, cusses tstiblic stietstiosito be directed now to those import inn cities with painful interest, and every incident re lating to them acquires at once an importance winch t , ethliPS on ingots, will not be foetid to 'belong to it. The latest sulvicss from Madrid. of the 4 gtb • November, my that uo direct inielligenerbad beets itsfetitreil in 'Unit city from 'Cadiz for three days, sad this is at once steribused two lystematic owe 'Otiose to the authority of the 'present Ministers, Ms which the whole of Andalusia is said to veneer. To tine infra cosisrstency to thee representation, it is :esiulideuily affirmed that Geurtal VSLASCO, Go. mitemar •of tower Andalusia, ;bed seised upon the 4110010. to the Suns 'insets' with two !regiments. vtaitHeod relined to reesvgnise the •mothorky of tacit, who hub been commiSsistoed 'to super. side hits 111 hr. tart: it employments Mee tribes dF Oltiou tend :SetlittertinVe 'this act of rstabia Anobeilieseir, for Mimi the' IlinsouD' Aar . - ' 4l l. MeAselleo. •beterittirthe elittrireims ibtemM4ses .it • Albeit .dates, the iMem.• 'Fhe .. ~ report ttla the Minister* Ito# lioaratib digt daces appestat* have been at least premature. bet we ore told that .they offered their resigestioas to the Klee, who rehired to accept them. 116 MAJEATT might feel that, under the existing circumstances of the country. the assertion of his dignity regatta him not to seem to yield to the clamour ref the people and the soldiers ; but it aright prover dorielles error should he mistake obstinacy for firmoras, and rashness Ise morn,. sad if we were to judge from the remelts of their admiwi strstion. the present Ministers do not seem to be possessed of merits so distiagui.lred that the maintenance of their awiliority merits say estrous. Binary sacrifice. Some threats have been thrown out in Madrid th.t MINA. at the head of. large army, would arrive in Mad►id in November, sod model the Government, in pursuance of the wishes or the caprices of the military sad the people. IRltoo, who lately appeared to be the great object of ministerial alarm, has sow deriodlett, according to more recent screams, irate the beto of ballad meager,; but the active terrors of the sword hue fallen into the hands of MINA. We ►hoold not be •weh surprised if a few poets mare were to divest AMU of his dangerous pre-eminence, turd stoke ORM other Giro:nil the bugbear of the arameas. We end in • German Paper a report that the lonian Government has been compelled to issue orders for disarming the inhabitants throughout all the islands, in consequence of the tendency they have in general evinced to revolt. We hope silt verily that the system of government pursued by the British authorities in the lonian Islands will not eventually become a reproach to this country. It is notorious that the Governor whom we have placed over them has succeeded in rendering himself sin gularly unpopular with the lonians, and the dis like entertained personally towards the representa tive of the British Government may, by a natu ral and easy transition, be extended to the whole British people. The mode of exacting an un popular duty not long since, threw the whole island of Santa Miura into open revolt, and the supposed partiality of the British Government towards the barbarous oppressors of the Greeks, excited the people of Zinte more recently to dis play their indignation by en attack upon our troops. We are now told that the spirit of revolt pervades the whole of the islands. It is not sur prising that the flame raging on the neighbouring enntinent should spread its influence rapidly over a people who believe that they have causes of complaint against their present Government, and it is very certain that should this feeling drive them to open insurrection, a military occupation of she islands by oar Government cannot prove either creditable to our character or serviceable to our irr tercets. A dispassionate inquiry by Parliameot into the true nature of our Government in the lonian Islands may save this country from noassall share of injury and disgrace. Orders for erecting the barriers for the protec tion of Dublin have been again issued. Thai we presume ahoy be only a measure of extraordinary precaution, not required by a sense of immedi ate danger. At the same time it must be admitted, that if the accounts in the Dublin Papers received be correct. the state of the counties of Tippe rary and Limerick is truly alarming. The rob bing fur arms proceeds with increased activity. and the determination of the nocturnal legislators Untrue decidedly and distinctly pronounced. It is conso latory, however, to find that the mania is confined to these two enmities, and that the infection has soot spread into new quarters. The Can traissioners of Porliernerseary Inquiry base discontiened their sittings for the present, and -eve returned to England. Probably they wish to spend the Christmas with their friends. and it is, we believe, their intention to return early in the Spring. and resume the investigation with which they had been charged. On Wednesday night the Duke of YOLK re. turned to York House. St. James's. frost Windlsor. Yesterday the Duke of Vona transacted bovi new at the Consamander•in•Chters Oace in the Horse Guards. J. A. Mammon, Fla+ of Bishop Aseklowd (for wierly of Newcastle). Captain in the fOth ferment of Bengal nirtirre infantry. who lately completed the sup vey of the Ganges and Juinna, from Reital to the sources of those rivers amongst die frozen snowy wallies of the Himalaya stoontains, has been appointed fry the Marquis of HttrriNGs to the Un portsat situation of Surveyor-General of India, vice Colonel ... 161 AcKsn It; deceased. Letters from Hamburgli. of December 4, state as follow : " There are loamy +everts of losses at the estraore of the Elbe diarist the late beaey gales.. A Desists brig, said to be tbe Cathariaa, lades with *agar wad tobacco, is totally lest Sebarbora, and It is supposed that the ere. are drowsed. The Hazard, Ludk, from Maisie to Brew, is strawkal WIC Heligoload. kis aka reposned that • SANIMININT uses Weed are stranded sear 'That kalsord. from Leith. is gorivtA with less id .stir, midg e AMP.* leis io•great dosser weer lietigalood ; kbe osaidordtlool.94o.llll are a akip'df abseil NO taw (oprastrisig .tea) go to laws sineasay baked, with ywarilsl6l,4ltiersiag Ilso wow." The folloiriog is so rsitroct of • lelter.Mi Mr. if Itie Letalms.'fromistmiburgh to'lLootion, dined Cwithaveo, December 4 still by bad weather; I wee sot days, sod MN" pi Sore bus &my or lAy wiles re the yelloonl 6 4l4lMlll.lllSOd. iherrisy meteor ef irroolhe, Mg • =lllll/4 to. Tie •L.e4 - Dooterraelirt, 110 0" , 400•1011•roolY1146 moo*. lifilPriloricog Ira& 11111, 4 111111•4111NOONOff. Ilmorworrorvorld elorsior loolllProrii i iimot Idr ufroliVistri loloorose desl4lllosiensesstee ovollioJß/Otoora."' • 1 O lre4*V. t i 4 4 ` a cm - p,.tv, etas FASHION/ILN NOVINSITS. The fart of Erma* has seriesd st his Isom is Gros irroor-plarr croft big Om, Poems% losses. The kart of Giese& lads Itturs yessordsy main for Brighton. Hoe. C. Carrodish has his Woos. a visit to W.I. Peyote, Rig. at his mot. C.ovrdery, Skarees. Lord Ears*, sod his ilsoyhter, Lady Sate-ssillltie, re sented to Drighlow so Woman front s visit Ss Lord sail Lady Gar, .1 'ark seat, Me rare, thoset. lard sad Lady ?leery M. Mama are strived st Coslatirl Hotel, Lower Brookddredl, from Henry Coopers, Esq.'s peat, Copt Hall, Ears. Lord awl Lair lhorshorsh omega on Wednesday eranisy at she Ilnieowiett Hoses Hood, lisoovor-sgosse. %no Illetystaton; they ter *spectra to lease tows is • tow alp far their foshers (the liiisel of Weshoseisod) ssat, A/Sheep, `` Lady Jess. news lessen's, fat bet seat, Worthing HOUDIN Maws. Caesiese De Grey is espestee is levee Swesearew trees her seas in Perrry. Arrivals at Forties fietel, Sl.Jneseesabeet :.—Capteis Vairetia• hoes from • woe ; Mee Jobe Watidieetee, g ac frogs a seer. Mr. s. Mrs. M. Campbell have left dike Lae their wet ie Herts. Mrs Kinehaet is. arrived at Holgerie's UM.I , D m ,. street, fres India. The Mew. G. J. Promos has left &to for his wet, veer Tairistrielt. Mr. eel Me. Theirehill sad family have arrive. at Mi. vait's Hotel. Lower Dees* street, from a tour. Mr. sod Mrs. Botany ad family are arrived at littlissis Hotel, I.olWer Bwook•street, from Tonsillitis ; also Greer Lewis, Emu from Cline*. Greets! Dudawell has left ditto kw hie seat, Pool Comm, Mereessershare. WINDSOR. Dacimaga 12. The Duchess of GLoticsirega arrived here en Monday from her residence at Ragshot. end pm. ceeded to Frogmere, to pay her affectionate respects ►o her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA 011 her return to England. The Royal Duchess remained on • visit to her beloved Sister. This morning the Royal Sisters left Frogroore in a carriage and four and rode to Bagshot Park. Their Royal High nesses returned in the evening to Frogmu►e to dio ner to meet the Duke of Yoga. who arrived item London to pay his affectionate respect, to the Princess AIJOUSTI upon her return to England. Yesterday morning part of the Queen's, or tel regiment of foot, marched into this town hors Brighton, to do what is called the Windsor ditty, in the room of the foot guards, who marched frank hence a few days since on their way to Leedom. The Earl of PLYsiourit it entertaining a large party of distinguished friends on a showing p ar ty, at his seat, Hewell G►ange, Worcestershire. The magni6ce•t purchase lately made by A LSI. BA RING, Esq. I. situated near Thetford, in Norfolk. There •re 86,000 acres of land attached to the mansion ; the 11010.111 i of the purchase is stated at 300,00 W. Wednesday the rostsins of Mr. PERRY were inter red i.► his family vault at Wimbledon church. A. cording to the injunction of Mr. Panay the funeral was strictly private. The only Gentle. men present were, his executors. his two sonr, Mr. WILLIAM and 'Mr. THOMAS BURINS PARRY, snd a few friends of hi. tastily. _ Sr. PAUL'a CATHEINIALe.-- Last mernieg St. Paul's Church-yard exhibited a scene of great bustle and gaiety, in consequence of the tipper,- once of the union -jack standard on one of the poles which compose the fearfel scaffolding of the ca thedral steeple. This being the signal that the *section of the new ball aod cross was eolomeseed, great made assembled in the streets, and even so the roofs of haws; and telescopes were pat vs im mediate requisition, with a hope of obtaining even a glimpse of what was passing above; but to very little purpose... the view was greatly impeded by the closeness of the scaffolding. The flag, which we understood is above tea feet long. appeared about the aiee of a sheet of paper as it waved to and fro se its fesefol moistener. Captain VRITCD and Mr. DRUMMOND. the en gineer °Seers intrusted with the conduct of the ',monomeric:al survey in the north of Scotland, have ,recently Anithed their task io Orkary sad Zetland, by establishieg in those clusters °fitted+ the several positions which serve to connect diem with the main hind of Scotland, and which, when completed in the sebordinate detaild, will settle accurately the geography of that quarter of she em pire. In their operations they were weeded by the Protector gun:brig, Captain Hzuvr, cum• mender ; and that gentleman was employed at the mane time in a nautical survey of various Isubmws among those islands which stood in newt, forlic , ' lady to Zetlaud, °flume accurate charts eham bow yet beeu giveu to motions. The laborioasaad eon bus dour task has bees brought to a ossclosia% with only one serious and painful disaster it the close of the survey. Mr. FrreJtiets. saidahiptinet• with four sera, having gone from the residerfeeneall Calf Sound, is Eday, to the island of Smola, k some 'awnless% they were loot on their vetoes, *to one of those fearful currents of tide (the Lank Roast) which ore -frequent among thous Win& and into which no stranger would venture without • inlet, particularly is the flimsy narrow boom called Rigs, which me as roserally attached to ships of war. The fine of MT. FIT/J.4111.1h an assisble and accomplished young Grailemaii. and In. fellne sufferers, bare thrown a gloom ()war the clam of this *myna.: meanness. Sti I ord.' y inquest ewe taken at Great Torring ton, in Devonshire, on the body of Mary Stevens, • single W 0111•11, and • verdict of !Fitful Murder re -turnad against thrippri, • young mon, by trivia a glover, who was sass Monday ssornaig coo milted ha the county gaol it Exeter, ander the Coioneeti 'warrant. it appeared that the miserable sr' was catarted'by Chappet, and pregnant. They had bean seen walking together on Friday wiling. nest the spat wbere the body wasinstud oa Satardll morning, tying on • bank sainiva.rwill-pawst. appeaviedwi l her forehead. yet *ore wive, eke!" stineves it al conjectured ,sive bed .beau *swum! N' • itw sullitleowisdonsti • drawn Rat aspiia, _War ma ow I. wK k. THE BRITI SH PRES S. I i