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1 i i I F . N.41'.4L INTELLWENCE. JYTSSIOVIII, SEPT. 7. • Kf..t!itag arrirrli or saiieti this day.-11'inil 11'. PLVIWIL 111. SEPT. V. Cane in Ills Majesty's ship Mimerra, G. a eruiw, piul Jewfro Iltudriek. Poo. from Oporto. She sailed on the zlith ult. awl on the saute flay spoke tiw Commerce, el Bristol. Jarrett, for well ; Oporto bearing S.E. by L. distant 24 leag ue's. DEAL, sin. 7. Caine clown from the Rion, the Na, Bowa.m, for Gihra ; an,l remain, in the Downs with the rest of the slugs a, per ke.t. FROM LUWlrti LIST. Cot artury tz, S,.rt 7.—Panard b the T.erd entheart, :goitre frotu Jamaica ; and the Algratraa, !Omit, from Nrw Troratteee. bailed the Thomas, Headley, fur Cadiz; wd the Mary, Norris, for Gibraltar. ARRIVED, IA Shumate Creek-.the !'coal Hope, aad the Nerwick Jamiraoe, from Gibraltar. At Dimterai boott, fn.. Livi.epeol. Al Sllttlintuhie-.4 ) iiiita, I.rwu, from ditto. JUNOI"S ORDER OF 'LITTLE. In the pocket of thr French General Thibault who fell in the glorious battle of the .÷.ist, et Vi 'Reim was found thi• follniejng Valres, August 20, 16011. ARMY OF IPOIIEG AL. CT N CUM. OIDUR OF THE AMT. _ _ Elie Ilighoess the Duke of Abrades has issued the folk:ming Orga.lization fnr the Moveable Army : otTlt+lo74l Drtaborde,Grrt. of I)irimTon infantry, 7014 infantry Rrruirr, oe Brigade uftlir line, the. Au isa p-cuadiera Thunder; ditto i. vultigruig, Wit lery , 6 pirce• !mew, n D1V14104. ( 11 o.jetia, Coll 411( Di wmoti .. I .!t h and 'gib light Infantry .1 rolirtae,t.en. alleigade.. ".2,11, ;bill, sod Bid istautry infantry Chailut, Utt0............ the hue, artillery, 7 pieces. CAVALRY. Ditergeet.u, Gen. of Brigade. Artillery, it pieces. at (RV[. Tiallertniul, Gen. of /headed t ist and 2d regiment of grena diers; artillery, a pieces. Ordered by the Chief of the Staff It is ordered by the General cominandinr: the 2d division, that the corps under his orders do provide themselves with sixty cartridges each man ; ordered that no horse nr mule, or equipage of any sort, ex cept such as am allowed by the regulations, be per witted to follow the arm:. The Geiser:4 of Brigade, CH ALLOT. M.* -Quartet, Fortes Vriiraii, Aug. 20, tills. CALLA: 1' t. PLOIT. In our pap.'r of Wednesday we mentioned the unsuccessful attack which had been made upon the island of St. Martin's. We have since received some further particulars. The island liscrlieen long considered as a shelter to the numerous French privateer. which infest the West Indies, and oostriict the trade of t!i:s country : it became, therefore, a desirable object to endeavour to extir , pate this nest of depredators. Our men soon ob. tamed possession of the lower fort, of six glint); :which were instantly spiked ; their loss so far was trifling ; but on ascending the rocky heights, co vered with the prickly pear, the superiority of the r aneiny was very severely felt, as a cumber of brave .•fellows fell, among whom was Lieuteuaot Spearing, their gallant leader, who was shot through the * And within ten yards of the upper fort, and almost instantly expired. His fall oceasiona much con ,' isteroation among his com panions,„ ho reluctantly retreated to their boats, but were, obliged to sur render. ('aptain Crofton, of the . Wansierer, fiud f log the fire fro m th e fort so tremendous an d laces sant, sent a fin.. of truce on shore, which was ac cepted, and Use whole of the prisoners who , Could be removed with safety were given up. '•• Thu* fell, in the prime of life, in a most daring sail gallant attempt, a promising active officer, whose long services in his profession certainly enti tled him to the notice of his country; in whose cane lie had received eleven wounds, particularly at the battle. of Copenhagen, and in the West In dies, and eliwed a career of glory, animating his WM, by his example, on the batteries of St. Mar ' tin's. Nothing can better evince the admiration which even his enemies entertained of his•conduct on this occasion, than the tribute conferred on his re- twins : he was interred with all the honours of war, ,the French Commandant himself attending. and ' also permitting port of the gallant crew of the Subtle to pay their last sad duty to their beloved Commander. It afterwards appeared, that the enemy had re ceived information of the intended attack, and were prepared accordingly ; upwards of 900 troops beienr in the fart, while the storming party consisted nob of 133 men. Out of forty-three sent from the ..SrWe, seven were killed and seventeen wounded. The following is a copy of the eider issued en the melancholy occaison. by' Captoin Crofton, of R s Majesty's al* Iranderrr f . _ 4 . Toffs; Coisernarairt 04fire,s rf Ili@ Majesty's tel.caoress. and N Toes all well know the mi lancholy though glorious death of I.ieutettaot G. A Slain!. late Cuesasaailer of His Ms jr.ey's Pr iI•10111PIP Sabdo, who fill fighting for his King sad ICuwatry his corpse this ...Toms aso receive the honours of war, rtd In his racemes, admirers of his enwrage and nononto ion wit: join. on a signal trop prw, ',a wn the Art Own have tired a %hotted giou, to fire minute guns.'—Dated nth Ist). alai St. 31artues. if eNnitiples were wanting to ahem the glorious superie-icy of the. navy of Great Britain, the. till ;miring fact deceives con.pirtions rustier :—The 1;loire frigate, Captain CutTuaw, utrthe coat of France, • few days since, dist-oven:4 two of the largest etas. of French frigate'', near Cape Bail at. NotwitlestamEng thee immense odds, Captain C. with the nitino.t intrepidity, resolved on attsekiag them. Ina few minutes the ship wits des- fur action, every gun dualde ' , hotted, sod it was drought one brasnliide would so disabie the 'tot...meet ship. es to ramble lam to cut her off. The enemy, nn perceiiing hi. intention., twine diatel:i t nas mud, a itli theassnitance of a steam/ in-sf este carreiit, a .reeteel their meat*. into (herb our=, tent not without receiving • hmatfeide Co n , the Gluier, its they entered the tweuth of the Imetrour. Whit i s still wore convincing how much the enemy feel their own inferiority, the .4eapiii trge, a tine new fr . nrate, ready for se s at Cher bon t, Inver made the least movement; to her n eveamiakees eusetreirks. or even to give them a t The Gentlemen of the; Piet& Society et thy town, who so greatly amused the inhabitinng b, their rerxatility of musical 'and rhetorical talents during the last and preceding,irinter, have, we derstand, laudably determined ou giving u nigtit's entertainment in aid of the subscription now opeu for the widow and children of the late Captain Janis. Two women were committed to the House of Correction, in this tostn, last week, for wring and carrying away corn, tiwn.days following, under the pretence of leasing, from a farm at hlaresfield ; and. notwithstanding they were repeatedly for bidden, they persevered, in an insolent manner, passing through the standing corn. The farmer had only just begun to carry. These two women were the ringleaders of a oun.her of othem who broke into the field. As the practice of leasing be fore the corn is carried, and as, in this case, before it was a!! cut, is become very injurious to the farmer, it is to be hope,' this example will dete r others front committing, iii defiance, the like of ence. Monday, the Bath Loyal Volunteer 'Vestry, commanded by Lieut.-Col. Dumbletou, was in spected by Lieutenant-Col. Sladden, 1. F.O. after which the officers of the regiment gave an elegant dinner to their worthy Colonel, 11. Atwood, Esq. Mayor, Dr. Harington, and Charles Phillott, Esq. On the removal of the cloth, and the health of the King►, beng drank, an elegant piece of plate, with the following inscription, from the classical pen of Dr. llarinwton,.... _ _ " Sulam Tiro illi metes CAROL° DUMBLETON, " aratigeru, legionis pedestris Duthoniensis prtefertu " diguiraiuto, et plusquato duds autu:ne came anemia " Mee impute ablution placenta. ntocum suasiente dun " mark itnperante sciditia 1) 1) commilitunes sui fell " cc at pagsibus baud aquis sayuentes. A.D. tans." was presented to Colonel Dunibleton, by Maim !twat MN, its nearly the following wards My self and brother Officers, truly sensible of year un remitting zeal for the public service, in promoting the discipline and credit of the corps, as well as your politeness and attention to us individually, on every cccasion, beg leave to present you with thii small mark of oar respect and esteem. The in scription thereon will more fully express our united sentiments thin any bumble attempt of mine ; allow me only to add the heartfelt satisfaction I have in presenting this token, valuable only by your accept ance." The health of Colonel DUMBLETON being drank with enthusiasm, he rose, and said—.. Major Ro binson, and Gentlemen Officers, I accept with the sincerest gratitude this elegant present which your liberality offers. With any other sensations than those, which, at this moment, pardon me if I say, oppress me, I shouldiadmire the elegance of the design, and the excellence of the execution of this valuable favour ; but an admiration even of taste And 'elegance is superseded by the flattering motive wind§ procures me this distinguished k of fear approbation. You are pleased to coition mmit my exertions for the honour of the regiment. You Aiee a permanency, an eternity to that com pliment; by an iota:upturn which expresses the most liberal seatiments in • language of purest Latinity and most classical elegance. If l_tuav Ire allowed to own any drawback to the gratification 1 feel, it tifinin the eonsideratiou, that where all are equally Ratified, from equal assiduity, to every honourable tellimony of approbation, I alone receive the re ward' &it tie the general merit. W'e started, a fraternity of men disinterested as ourselves, but feeling the highest isterest for our country.— You, Gentlemen, hy••ypur successful endeavours, have attained a perfect lime/ledge of the duties of your respective ranks, and have strenuously im pressed upon the privates subordivate to your com mands, attention and discipline ; to this must be honestly attributed the credit which the regiment has attained. Of such coadjutors I may be ho nourably proud ; to be complimented, in common with such officers, may be a justifiable subject of exultation, but to be complimented by them in this distinguished manner, makes me canvas self, makes me sensible of my military deficiency, and regret that they bad not an officer at their head equal to their merit. But this consideration plates your conduct in a higher point of view ; as it prove* that your candour and liberality of sentiments are disposed to honour zeal with the palm of merit. On the plea of zeal alone, can I accept this valua ble testimony of your approbation—a present which will remain with me and my descendants ; to me a subject of heartfelt satisfaction; to them a stimulus to exertion for their couutry's cause, on the conviction that wherever British zeal is streno °ltaly exerted in a British cause, British honour will be ever solicitous to estimate it, as in this in stance, above its value, and to dignify it with per maneut marks of its approbation. I must beg lease to say, that I am doubly flattered by this proof of your approbation, as from the Major's elegant address II feel that my individual entaduct towards my Officers has met with their 'satisfaction. I trust I shall ever combine private 'fictitious with my public duties, and that so long as I retain the highly honourable situation I hold in the regiment, I shall continue to merit your regard, by a strenn ons exertion for the credit and honour of the regi ment. Permit me again to repeat, thut I cordially thank you for ;his inestimable proof of your regard and approhatiou." The band of the regiment attended, and the fol lowing, among other toast:, were drank:— r .,. Tke Navy andArsay—Tene, Role Britannia. Om truly htioie lipasiiah and I'irituziteac Brenham in Amiscand sorema to their cautious —Tune, The fall of raria The 3flaFor and Corporation of Bath. Sir New Dalrymple, aid may he speedily complete what Par Mange Welleabt has ao hector, the extirpation of the resnebtropt riartugai Driving strike home. Gmeend Tirieton, and the .`.taßoflhe Sererai Distrirt. tledi LeirtliWeasst sd Drys', Liestenourts of die •• IR. - Heriorta.—Teite. Hew sweet a tke Woodiseda Thu Mratilers Liar City, County, lc. is The &saner, cousisttug of tartlet, venison, &c. was *erred by 4lessrs. Lucas and Reilly, with the taste and liberality for -which they are so truly conspi cuous. The eferlre; Wtrtitart.L. from Newport for elooham, wijl2Lwrio ou vh6re •war Eist!vourne, "" I 4 4 4 4.3.9Pfy sod proceeded oo her voy age. EARrnvritKr. ---...,-- - A - few minutes before two o'clock in the morn ing of Friday re' glit. the shock of an earth quake.was felt very sensibly in the towa of White haven and neighbourhood, and the agitation, ac cordink to the wort minute observations respecting it, continued from three to live scronds. 'Die wea ther, as observed immediately a ft er the motion ceased, was close and sultry, the barometer stood at e 2 inches 3-4ths, and there sae no wind. Its di rection is supposed to have been from S.E. accom panied be w rumbling noise iu the air—there was not sufficleut light to make any other observation ihnuediately after the shock, except that or the atmosphere being very thick and hazy. The con sternation it caused in that town was very great: a chimney iu Tangier-street was thrown down ; three people, iu different parts of the town, were thrown off their feet, and one of them considerthly hurt, but no farther damage was done. We have accounts of the shock being felt in the following p'sces, viz. Workington, the quay a little dainai;ed; Maryport, Cockennouth, %Amain, Keswick. Lor ton, very severe, but no damage ; Egremout, some chimnies thrown down, and a part of time ruins of the Castle ; Br.otle, Broughtou, Ruveuglass, 111- ,verston, no damage ; Abbey-holm, Wigton, Carl. lisle. Brampton, no damage ;. Kendal, LLlOLligif, Gerstang, Preston. Hake end, no damage; Pen yith. A ppleby,-Brough, soine old walls were thrown down in the neighbourhood of these places; in the Isle of Man, and at Dublin, no damage whatever Newcastle, Kelso, Dumfries. Leith, Edinburgh, Ste. EDINBURGH. Aua. is. ANNIVI:II•ARY PROCESSION AND DIXNEIL Oa 'Thursday, the 11th instant, the Caledonian Gardeners' Lodge held their annual meeting, at St. Man's Chapel. In the forenoon the metabv.rs convened, and - transacted the business of the lodge. The Committee who had, in May last, inspected the polyanthuses, met in the Royal Exchange Coffee 6use, for the purpose of inspecting the melons and cauliflowers. Most of those presented for competition were excellent, and evinced the high state of perfection to which they had' brought the cultivation of these plants• since the commence ment of the institution. The Judges, alter mature deliberation, awatded the premiums as follow . Mr. Wm. Adleek, gardener to the Right Mou. the Earl of 11 ttttt e, pol)antlius. . _ Mr. John Wasiaklw, turrwan to Mess. Dickson* uud Co. Lcith IValk--61 , cond di,to. Mr James Weddell, p)utiger, of P. ttdrielt—tiro union. Mr. Joiner Allan, gardener to Sir 1‘ tn. Fut Lr. , t uiaibgttn —+ccond ditto. Mr. Jame* Ganleer, gardener at Summer-bail, *car Eat burgh—erst confidence Mr. Win. llottie, gardener at penises Green, sear Pek4- burglt—seraud dittu. ler finishing the business of the lodge, the members and brethren, amounting to upwards of two hundred, met in the Assembly Rooms. George street, from whence they walked, it, gruhd proci:s ion, to the l'arliame.tt House, to diliter, guarded by a party of the Inverness-shire Militia;the band playing appropriate aint. ORDER OF THE PROCESSION. Band of Music. Grand Thistle. Chaplain, with the Bible. The Globe, the Crown, and the Risiag sun, represented in Bowers, supported by Coritneopite. Two Crews Garlands. The Ptes4tent, supported by the Tremont. and Keykeeper. Two Crown Garlands. Mother Committee: tiree';;ai — threr:elothed iu blue silk sashes slot ammo, with appropt isle devices and inscriptions. A Garland, dressrd in great testa. Part of the Brethreu. Two Flags ; the out representing our first Parents, and the other the City Arm. Part of the Br. t liven. Eolith m of Industry : a BCI hit e, fancifully dressed in dowers. Preece of Flower (Wasotiftee, carrying Gurl.iuds. fart of t►e Rrethreo. Grand Thistle. The spectacle n 7 .‘sres:ll3 .7. lirand, anti the g no,l order and regularity observed, Banc witch satisfac tion to an immense crowd of spectators, assent hlrd on the occasion. The l'arliau►eut House was fitted up in a high style of elegancy. for the atrornarodatiou of tin• Brethren to dinner. The table was hid• out in the form of a horsesimp. At the upper end of the room was placed the Presideues chair, ender an alcote or evergreens and flowers. surmounted by a thistie, ten feet high, with► the Crown, &c. fancifully exe cuted in flowers. The Treasurer, and Preses .f the Flower Committee, tilled the Croupiers chairs, which were placed ►it the bottom of each table, under alcoves similar to that of the President; the one exhibiting (iu flowers) the harp, and the other a plume of mtrieh feathers, Suety deSigned, and decorated with the thistle. the rose, and the shatur,w•l. The room and tables were decorated with the• fineseflowers, ill pots; which had a grand effect ; and the numbers that crowded to see them, iu the forenoon, were immense. ALout four o'clock, Mr. Stevenson. President ; Mr. Suttlerland..Treatiterrr ; and Mr. Shade, Presrs of the Flower Committee,*took their respectiss• chairs, and upwards of one hundred and thirty rat down to dinner ; aft er w hi c h, many loyal and pa triotic touts were drunk. along with those peculi arly adapted to the object of the meeting, accom panied with imitahle airs from the band. The whole was a scene of harmony and happiness sel dom witnessed. The Nou-Commisoiooed Officers, drummers, and privates. of the Fifeshire Regiment of at Hi{sea Barracks, hare presented an elegant sa bre, with to pintail& inscription, to tit% trs BROVNE WOOD, Capt. and Adjutant of the said liegitneut, as a testimonial of the MTh sense they entertain of his conduct and extreme attention towards them, for their improrerni nt, siiif:e he joined the Ceti's. Cumin!' Wools neeited the game on the Parade, from a Serjeant, chooen for that purpose, pith an appropriate speech ; to which he made a very igniti ble reply. expres,i.:e of his sense of the honour the Kegiinent conferred upon him, aid ossured them of his readiness (when called upon to do so) of un sheathing the lame in defence of our liberties and rights, and in the sup; eirt of our gracious King in,d glorioas ; and oled t c•••1 himself th the -erne t:r•rer he •• •m him hut wall his life, nor sheathed. !,,it a ith el .dit and he -130117 to the douliii and to hinneif. ON Tuesday, the 6th inn at Burr,Enq !Oa son and I eir. Tits. BrigLtun, the lady of W. On Monday last, at ilia house at Liston llAl , in the cot. sty f Eases, the Lad) ofJ Ain easeptsell, Eq..4 a Os Tharsda., last, 1.. Lower Grdsranor-street, the lady lit Colossi Ausuuj 111.1°. of s eel. IfOßleleit Sim 7. • The Church at Braeon tsh• • np a cunsidereble time, uo , ter oxtslicre pairs and impraremeuts, was, On So..' night, opened fur the per:orinsoce t vice. The Lord Bishop of Norwich, ith ~.• aulons care which ever distil:lgo . ..h.-. Tr „ discharge of all the sacred duets of Lit. , As' station. attended at Church, 1 , -;Ole , :se James Stuart Mackenric, stectot, • .eat:' excellent . anti approe,rl.,t.: sermo n , we ll P the soletuu occasion, front the 84th Ns' and td /1;14 /Wen Shot Oh ! bow amiable are thy dw4 Mugu, thoo ..e0 Cod of Hoots ! My Soul bath a desire sud luagiag to t uter into al% Courts eight Lord. After the sermon, the Loril Bishop most sively pronounced the blessing oi‘ the covigregtitio,i assembled, which was very numerous. His Lord: ship, amen-Tani:A in his carriage by T. Trend ) Berney, Esq. the Patron, then proceed e d to Br it c oll .l44l, where he dined and 'he r e all the neighbouring Clergymen, whose weekly duti. t were performed in time to permit ti'ent to testify their respect, waited on his The inhabitants of the adjoining parishes, in the evening, rang each a chearful peal to prove their respect to the Bishop; the hearts of all arourd sp. pearing on that holy day to be united by the same eatiments of devotion and mtentisn. BEETINUS Ol CRELITORS, AT GCILDBIAI.t. a., to.maitadm. L Beajamin Williams and Harvey Cratcatbarp o late of M. &within's-lane Is-odor:, mem-Mints henry Che ek, Nlanctiettc.r, va.veber llamas Gardster, ::Isorediteb, b -be:: ishes Thomas Lovell, Sberediteh, latkrr • John Crsike and John Fre..eetic Sebweeier‘hy, A-- castle-spun-Tyne, mereleasts 0 Saha Pepper, late of iloistved, Emex, victaalhr - William Albin Jones, Aidermsobter„ Lando., haber dasher - - William Nliehael Russell, Tea Lila". maltst..r Jolla Altooml, Pickett-street, 3i v, ,o Jame. (.'., :lan 11a) ward, ChatoM 0-atr, e • ' Seta', Adi'delkroex. now or 14.: iugliuss East ludiantaa, drake sad amp Geurze Ilarriaua and Joint ITataan , Nuble-strert, Cheamide, Lo.:dou, bos ray - la Joseph•llatme, St. Julies's-place, St. Jantefs-strcet, Miler - - e Thussas Deusau, Teddiagtos, asibitee t Ti 3 te DIVI DEN i s. Tkomas Preotoo, • Mail - - .• • - 10 Bruck Nrdwi,L,ittlA Nem/purl-street, Lieog-netie, dealer and I hignnan - - • la tluhn 11.,rr .1, I:hr Orthy, St i , tax l is etrent,goldnatith it 'WIWI Reid, Brund,i: it. I.oiiihin niedenerieer - le -.. • CLKI 14 CATES Jobs Cleuselt, Newest tle-speet-Trte, Oa- truniaeturir. Aterlien ua L a Crypdall,Ehmtbiti•!.to tatrage_ Whtte, Newbt.: -stn. et, I.: trusinghtu, , talor. PHICK 01' STOCKS IFt...TEIDST s per CANA. itll3fterd 3 ecr Vent. Ois S per Crot \^,.' Osmium Was Sim& " 1 prim. Emisequir ..... ........ 3 6 prem. Comm* kw T. SIS4I, stuit4w44ers, Cam.lrilLaarl 9, Cloarlow-Crom, II Scrlr. 6. L:stimu (Oporto nubtiu . v Cork P.ArMic.l Gold la COURSE O 1• EU Amsterdam 33 II U. Ditto at Sight (- Hotter:bin c. 10 10 9V. limmtourgh 34 • Altistia 34 g 91U. 23 • Lit. Dino 2 Us— 23 Hutu &aux Coin and Bare 1. r. 1. Per ux 0 o • New Thainrs SJee► in Bare New 114.11ni (earl) o a u Agko 1112 the Banks( licalai+l. 51 per Cant. sa.fix . _ 44 ieffertire Iladri4 4l effrctore Itilbea Leghoon NopLes 42 Gritaa.. ..... 431 Liv. Pie II ifl . n C.... &I 1).1 111,1aRIAGIlt. ...... On Teem !al; at / . heist !tot b, Ceorre Pa. too, Esq. of Upper Gutier-sticet, BedforJ.square, to Miss A•hol pre, of the same place. On Tuesda) last, at Mary-la.boaa•Church, by the flee. B. Lawrence, Mr. J. Carrick, to 71Lbs Mayer, Jae:liter of the bite Thomas Mayer, Esq. of De.iiiiiiiint.stawat, Draw Ito 31onelay, at Bath, 1 W. nobler, ling. of Cesar? ll' re. Clouce.tiestsire, to Mao E Ileente, yireaged luglo ter of Ow late Hun. Wm. Williams lice it te, and Niece tu Colllit Lifforti. t l.amphdtevni, Sep:lmA, the ii,th a A erg, ' Vs3raa Esq. merchant, of t.re.vock, to Mtn Jackie (AIN. bell, )outigeat daughter of the lato Lachlan Canephed, surgeon an ( anipheltouo Melo, Dillon, of Kildare street, DeWitt, to Eliza, sews. illaagAt.r of the hitt Rey. Beuediet Arthur', ut healiehi, county DuNia. A. Modell, Esq. son of the Ree. Itubeet Illcactt, of Park• place, in the count) of Lun;cord, to Thee hu..aint daughter of the Hee. Jobs Smith, of Lisuascrary, to tl.fr county of f imic tory. Un S.stnrJa) selusight, at DoalfDe church, Cork, by the Rev. Dr. Aimee, Valor jitilabun, .twietaat-.td}atac'-G'• weld of that district, to Miss fl estropp, &seater at 3 11 • 11- IlVestrapp, Eaq. a that cat). On'lncida), the :d last, Henry Eui tithe 4.Als Avineri, to Miss Jane forpltett, daughter of Lclrird 314.• pbett, Kati. of the Cuttar. 1141 ow. • - DEATHS. On the id of hot I)reet.day, att.:may, MaJar, in the th yeor of hi. J r, William Edwards, r - a;gatu in the .4 . - giuseut 0f the hoe. TI.;. young ge..ttensau, tints cr r.• I .an early grave, was the ant. of Hose, and the impression of Lit atu.sble qualitie. ens ne.. r 1 • • • feed from the tremors of his .4fflict•-.1 rulnlaves said tr.. 0. 1, At the ap: of twelve, hi entered into the teener of Ire, mid the whole et his future conduet aff o rded the to. •I et;:oll.opcs. At Messina, the 7th oiJune, sized /or mrr.ths, the inlet son of Licut.-Colonel 1.1...!, dry, Quarter Masterkien..ral to His Majesty's Forces in the Me.litertal.eun The .t legion, at t eseurd, att. r a abort illness. aged the R , 41,, franeis ( ha. teri. Fs. I of Weit. •s• At Her:tinter Furnace, in the Beth T..tr ~1 F.. ate. • jetted William 31`Anglish. He ars. her in the 1. artuy, nod served several campaigns stiol, it in Cern: Ilas:ng ao bononsrahle .i.schar;. i• ^OllO of bs wounds, he enter.:d into the employ men* of h... late a , ..t , t. Mr. s here he cosit:nued is. a. h i'f a eel.; r., t 1.• • - fatly diiebarging the chair:: a a /Atheist, honest, land screen!. :n . g ir► lIIGtI ‘‘xrett, THIS UAI, .it LIP ••• 11 , N at 22 .. aftcr ..4 I F.ren min 1^... - r 4 LU~lNt\. by G. I) . .1 . 1 I I) N 80t,,..11.et.te-t, Cal t, and pa ,ig ht.. Is, Elzek .1 Si WHITE, of *awe ',tare —Or.te seat to the thEcc, pus: nil: he dab r.::. •10 P.I 11.11. h, !, 'for ""