The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-19 00:00:00

.- • IiOTES tir , • • t.... . -.. ._ P., .. - •... i la ' *Whet Mrs decotra assim'en es ens min i alai arifaini tbe 1 . '•' . • gavot mom Lee Monday, the 12th inst. being the annitersery of ......o. th., , toile uf Aughrim, several Orange lodges (thengit tb it 1 1..1 so numerous as on former occasions) bei bn ging an i d t ... notne ffewane mon t,eabatit iacur. connsesty pas o lei pm pai neu e . In ner the , iitillothothifeji forty en stale t o this town, assembled, opposite to the linen-hall, . g _ ~. - . ' elglibours of its Introdectiod, on the propriety of givisd aso nhoot eight o'clock; from thence they marched ef i , be hafted a little conelderadoti will p. to amid ratchet to a Rill. eletp.stabe Wipe in leagali, whilit.:Settfl • m ith colours flying, and drums beating, d:c. to •Us. 1 over the French arms is Spite, that them. Prodigality and waste, proration and excess, a thorough eoutesept of everything that &rid& be ennsistered es horn, where they Met with a numerous body el their 1 , eemirrticl to me on that occasion I. k • salutary In the Hesoletlous the two Houses of Podhoment had - to dissipation and riot, are bad-remedies for . the erns acceded to. rm ,„ toteo the intercourn w i t h s ou k ya wn asuteiates in the evening, about seven o'clock, thwee.! paper, and sent them (certainly pot with much iodit - with which we are afflicted, against which the people woos, aa principles in absurdity . unparalleled. belonging to this town returned, and several of tinge i meat) to a maraing • Print, not tnacvdisibloilhed exhibit, in many nails of the kingdom, strong symp. • Reentoe. even the slightest culminating of this .calked through the town towards the house o f and ; 4.. the impartia... Rey of its comnt lrr —nal.""-s.fts or very,-. toms of dislike • led though it la""the duty of apparent that its "' act:mufti " " le " re P liiegant ' Thompson, a publican, near the head of North-street; " 1 9 a •cal welfare of our India perorations, than subversive About this time, a considerable number of pee*, of r remarkable for the verac it y o f : I sll i nformation. I every woo to coun ract their designs•Lyet,"to mark m ,„ 8 ,.„ 6 , 1 1 principiel, O s s w i t ieh the c hrop , v , y , , im d e , all ages and of both sexes, were assembled in that I gas, these* , .rt not much disappointed when I found their sufferings, and t.oenidusinoiltedthelioiereefeswieisntres of y t a h n e be conducted with any prospect of success :--w a lilse ., street. When the Orangemen approached, the aPetw - : sto notice had been taken of that no acknowledge - L unwise:e • i mprovident , reader:la utterly Impossible for the Merchants tai ors mnnicested their disapprobation of the prates. ! l i en' , agi d s that they had boon received, with ;tide to now in that tee trade *bids e o . r : resotirms of the State , is like firtting lt•soye till it ow l) ace, e - - I mpa rt . sion, by hooting anti shouting, and when thitypw i t is ii . Te a m ass i gne d why, that wvw . f i t iected.-_,! became a . professed by this measure to .... _ . - and neglecting to apply the ; For, by. 44 That a sons equal to. the actual and • ' MUNE OUVUGE. - -• ... ~... neater to Thompson's house, some mud . llirfat - 3w _.,, . h a ts were thrown at them ; several of them littlettrum I said any thing that a loyal and eir oo d su bj ec t into the house, while the shouting and scuffle oeillki s ight to be either ashamed or afield to say, I. could tilted without, aad some of the windows were brAiii. I not have made such a mistake in.ihe choke of a Only a few minutes elapsed, when, in the midst's/ . punt. ,Contempt is a species of. Insult not always . this confusion, some persons came out of the home easily resented: the Gentleman who Piesides as and fired several muskets among the mob in the street. It is said that from twelve to fifteen *Oki , Editor, or Censor, over that vehicle of intelligence, marls! a good judge of. what. 4 proper for him to were fired, in all, at different times. The conse quences, we are sorry to say, proved fatal. One admit into it, or to reject from it.;. and as he must young man was shot through the head, and expired be allowed to know the bill of fare that best sett,. immediately ; a second was wounded in the belly so the taste of his Readers, it would be loss of time to , severely, that part of his bowels came • oat, and it dispute 11th him on that point. • But as no man is Is not thought be can recover; a third was severely incliued to ~ . re. that wlia.t , he J im ye: i s) altogether woun d e d i n the thigh, it is thought amputation efli be necessary ; and the fourth su f f erer was won ..)011intaraltitilt P AIN . all° ' -, 4 1 1 !..4* not think in the arm.—Such are the disastrous retake of mselves capobie ~ . t on unhappy occerreace. * ' , t • great occasion. From the eicierf by i n _ Upon infermalion of the riot being communion= 1 Wm.t.tr.ro's over the Fieneh' at irftiiiria, It is dot to a Magistrate, he, accompanied by Gen. Miteliel, ! in tui i)ower*efiltdraction itself to sebduct ais.stem• immediately proceeded to the barracks, where parties of more billliant and glorious of the miltary, both horse and foot, were Instantly' praise ; it ii. 1.1 silos ordered out, and further mischief was prevented.— I than it was fortunately well timed to lower the im; Some of the Magistrates then proceeded to Mr:. perious tone, and to subdue - the' revengeful temper; Thompson's house, where two, persons in it were : of the Tyrint of the Continent. At home It ' bas'; taken prisoners, one of whom is a soldier.—( Belfast : silenced the melaucholy despoudence of a' Gael 1 Ness Letter.) i and put a stop to the sombre and sententious ell*: ! quence of a Geenviit.x,. and never to be • satisfied dpubts and scruples of 'a Wurreacsn: and so far it was reasonable to suppose the triumph of Minis:. ters was complete. Upon what prinCiple, then, may it be asked, did they not only encourage but exposit the town for three nights successively to riot, tumult, and disorder, by a most wanton, profuse, and un necessary expenditure of the public money. If it be true, as asserted in the public Papers, that the' light-' int; up of Somerset House for three nights cost TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, what must be the ristpence 'of illerninating all the other public depart ! meats ? SSA a gross violation of every principle of • eeopomyis not more hostileto good sense and good I Govern mint,than it is at variance with' what prudence, 1 wisdom, end caution should dictate on such an oc; esion. If the people are to be taught to have no • moderation in their joys, they will very soon i kern to have no fortitude in their sorr o ws- - a ll 1, • lextremes are dangerous! At a 'time when every necessary-of We Is at a- nimble price, 4 ioertt "'lob' 1 to show them that even victory itself is converted- Into the means of aggravating their distress, and of increasing; instead of every day heapedlessening, the burdens that are upon them ? Could not the Secre- I tary to the Admiralty show his gratitude to his pa-. trots, without being permitted to waste the public money on such a scale of useless and ridiculous ex travagance? Really, Sir, the exhibition at Carlton .' House itself, did not a little subduct from the digni -1 o tt and calm i l nedoho turn uidgove o mind, w govern and andd dire c t c i ttb i o t gh se mi wh t b oge e re gpood fortune, tempered by wise and sober reflection, I -should be quietly enjoyed ; and when it would not i be unreasonable to expect that the passions incident • to meaner mortals, should be more 'chastened 'and festrained. It was really contemptible to see Gene nil CONGREVE on the parapet, -ruling and. hissing like one of his own squibs, and talking to the mob t in a voice almost as terrific, and nearly as intelligible, as that of the petty little brass two-pounderi, the -1.. sound of which seemed an echo to the .sense of what 1 the. General said ; and when the lamps over his head were shivered to atoms, and the stones under his . feet were removed from their beds by the recoil of the guns, who shall venture to say that his situa tion was not'truly perilous, or assert that the gal kat General has not seen service. It is very possible lei .a .Prince to lose. himself by false • lustre, and .... it; is, equally possible for those about hits to riOntribete to the loss'of his fame by an absurd dia. play Of burlesque grandeur to increase it : no aum. her of lamps, nor any given quantity of oil, will con.. -1 I secrete folly ! When the man. who is born to rule 1 over a great nation descends from his exalted stetioty. rand shows himielf to, the people, he should averted i his extravagance al much as possible; since every thing beyond a rational and Princely appearance, west lessen him in the eyes of his subjects, who will not estimate either his wit or his wisdom, by the number of lights that may be stuck upon the greasy facade of his place of residence. Indeed the folly of exposing the town to riot, or of giving the, mob such . . gangrene, _ _.. r, i enact*, -- _ . - . . ,- - - - means of 'i,..1.# and gradual cure, Deegan amputa- that hue been made from the funds at boom, en amount territorial charges In the pacrdlitg year, shall,. tins may be re torted to in case of necessity. I shall every year, helmeted in India, ns tbr the purpo se of the only further observe, that if somethi n g is not dew China and Indig laves* is ,or of Mate to to lessen the expellees of- tbe GoTgetilnent,. to hug. this BiU, in troth; sanetiors the utte r of. .band the Means, and to-alleviate the sufferings of the Possessions, by providing that they shall beatmeally People, no laws that can be made will be sufficiently r eturn , 'whilst, by fixing the Wee to in rem ilil it mi ted w fr i om tholi th t al cool - S . oy, 'without regard to the extent Strong to restrain . hunger; the stability - Otani . Go- ropeao demand for its produce, it departs from every velment can belittle, depended uponswiten the Om. ciple of trade* and : PrticLibel a. : . a r l'ule which m ast jority find fault. with it.; and no sophistry can hide chant, who who i: i fooll e s r h f -ogd f" -igrOm-annt C ompany - to those te oile t . the consequence of' which come borne to the a trade-and ewes to the welfare of ati gh rotes7a t ctu i r 1414 i of every man, except' such at live upon the alb Mos!io , naturally and of all homs- ogle articles, that Jpolt irlidlatten on die ° plunder or the'pe . ogle. ' riot@ competition with the coossriditle; of the East. L:e ' I Because the despoliation of oar territorial possessions am, Sir, your very humble Servant, . 1-the deidruction'oltbe castigate of the Cornish*/ • ~ _.,:3111i ! 18 4 , ist. ' aallsEitlf4TOft. ' 1 of the profits of the /at trader, and the injury ow • . .. . _ . 1 • , ,A,, A _ . 1 rens most sustain-ere sot the - only evils aritarertock shit44l4 4. I Saturday afternoon a Coroner's Inquest was held , t hi ea t et ° °° l ° llll fT' ' . - Per it illschilaiirtheisblic the melancholy information', o a'. y at the Robin Hood, Chasies.street St. James's- I , square, before Anthony.Geti, • Esty. on view of the ib int ni teigi bant or tad hav= hope ' of now receiving from) India that body of Mrs. Elizabeth Moseley Hogsden, who was I aid; the Bill of 1793 taught them to ex tiled that morning by a fall from the to p of the r lymouth etage r es it was passing through St. James's- ; -- pec - 1, - CoVanment anticipates the cenainty of the people of this collar hei • titled, and of our resources being farther eshaa34. 1 , ed, te y st in spe ng nd oa t . h r e ;ra nd i i nons p erists, io o n or s m c u rr st oneo ll. us p e c i il , icy in i the Iltioare. It appeared that the dectliserwas going to ' •Illymouth to meet her husband, who was just come 1 -as it enacts 14 that the residue of the Bills d rawn in UC Eng ens iLd n; home froM the West Indies, and whom she 'had not the Company's not l'itg suificient shall, in the event of mten for nine years.—Verdict, accidental death. funds, be dischinged . in such manner ass Parliament shall frolst " ~ • A shocking accident happened near Boston, on time to time provide. Wednesday night. Mr.Lenton, a respectable botcher, Of Bourn, had spent the evening_im drinking with a .. . ~ - • friend at •fitit Bell Inn, in Deeping St. James, and CAPTAIN Baoix.—This distinguished Officer Is a left the house In a state of intoxication to ride home, native of Devooshire, where hit. Lady now resides. but fell from his horse near Boston town, and was i —The Shawn sailed last from Plymouth, and a killed by the animal's setting one of his feet on his !great nu mbetrof the relatives of her gallant crew lire throat, as be lay in a helpless state on the road, and ' t . at that port.,;, From the numerous letters which have causing by its weight a compression of the windpipe. I arrived at Plymouth, from the Shannon,,the public A duck, We, property of Mr. Thomas Wren, of there were, in some measare, prepared kr the re cent brilliant success of the crew. Capt. Bacrxe has illlham, near Stamford, was last week taken away by c fox, and deposited in thiearth.in Mrs. Bacon's ; exercised them, for the last six months, in the use ,- however, ! of the cannon and musket so often, that the Shan. plantation, far a future repast. It was to-the disappoinment of Reynard, discovered on , non's crew ere the best canuoniert and. riflemen in :Friday last (alive), by a lady, with its head just ' the eerviee. He has established the Most extraor- Above the round but in so weak a state that it : dioary discipline by the most gentle tneans-4s consi. could not e xtricate itself. , ; dered one - of the most humane, as he certainly is puce their appearance before the PRTNCE RFG ENT . T he Indian Juggler: are playing a successful game lone of the bravest and most - skilfulSfficers in the service.. The Captain, the Officers ' 't crew of the and Ministers, at Carlton House. Their legerde . Shannon form one hvp s y family. When the Vherra mein with the cups . and balls is very ordinary and , peake was coming out, Capt. Bemis gave particular below our own mountebanks; but:the play with the ! orders to fi sts at her rudder and wheel,. because ? said " lone* brass balls is truly bunions--and one of them : he, She must not get away."- -. plan& a sword down' Wthteitt 'to the delight 'el - A ae0'ad 43 411141 4 11 4 4411 lie. waited 4), ai* -1 4" 41-14 ladies who have net delicate nerves. - i Trade, to ascertain if it would be proper,- by - me. i morial or otherwise, to' apply to Government re. The French navigator, PEnousz, decribes in his , specting the Carlotta, licented ship, bound front ton. voyage, a reef of shoal banks, a few degrees north i don to llarre de Grace, and captured by a Spanish Of Owhyhee, where he suggested that a pearl fishery ! privateer from Guernsey. The gentlemen. were in. might be established to advantage; and he states i formed, . that the Admiral at Portsmouth had put the that the French frigates sailed over them. Some privateer and her, prize under sequestration, until he 'commercial persons, in consequence, lately engaged divers, and.visited the spot; but were astonished to should receive' from authority directions regarding • - find, not only that no vessel can now sail over these ; them. banks, but that, though of'large extent, they afford : • A recent Stralsund paper gives a detailed account of an attempt by the French to raise a forced loan at but two or three feet water, and in many places ex- . habit verdant spots above Water. This change has Dantaic. The merchants having pleaded their inabi. l been ascribed solely to the unremitting labours of lily to pay, both.their ihips and merchandise were 'PatYPe and coral insects; and confirms the hypothesis . seized, and a threat was held out that if the property 'that many other of the groupes of Islands that stud was not : redeemed within a given time, the ships would be cut up for military a nd the trier. this Vast ocean, derive their origin from similar ' purposes , causes: . ' . . chandize.consented by fire. GaireillALL.—On Friday tasty& Grand Ball.was I A decree was issued on the 14th ult. by BON A.'. PARTE, Offering a pardon to all officers "arid stamen, held at the Roomi of WILLIAIII and COLLIER, .at . belonging to the 3%d military division, who may the Library, Ryde, in the Isle of 'Wight, in honour : have deserted, -and who shall surrender" themselves of the splenflid.. achievements of. the ininiortal WEL- ' within 30 days. ' LT NGTON. . The company was large, yet select, con- . the i Letters from Menial to* the Roth h tilt. speak of the slating of all the fashionables drawn - together by : exertions of Abe Prussian Government, and the ar. aeason ' at the Island, and neighbouring watering dour and patriotism of the •people, as beyond all ;Blares. The dancing commenced by Viscount pszu. ; ; praise.. The levies of the Landstarm alone amounted *OUST leading off.the Countess of CRAVEN, and was • - , .. . I unstained with great spirit until fear o'clock. The i to 120,000 men. .. , .clock, • band was of a superior order. The floor was chelked Thursday merging, between nine end ten : o 'clock, as. the Bath coach was coming into town,, it 'Ws; over. in a tasteful and elegant manner, havingoathe centre turned near linightabridge Barracks, In'donsiguence the name. of WELLINGTON, in gold letters; which , Wan lost all, by which the:coachm had a pleasing, effect. - The 'kande. in „front of the : of tlie reins beaski"Ss and" „of ..hig. hors*. ••A 'genteel woman from house was enclosed and ornamented with shrubs and . - Bowers, affording a pleasing mixture . of natare and .Reading, had her leg fractured in a shocking man. over. ~She wee immediately• taken to St.. George's ofart ; the tout ensemble of which was perfectly Hospital. A: young woman, with a child in her unique. Great praise was due to WILMAbIe and arms, sprung off et the moment without tinrittitiry COLLIER ) for the elegant propriety of all their ar- •to herself-or child. , -..* rangements. The company retired highly gratified at I Tbunday, on the return of Mr. and Mn: Powell, their entertainment, which certainly was never Bristol, *Rh the sister of the latter, from an ex. equalled in splendour and effect in Ryde, nor ever cursion to Woolvejton, in •eipg* . , the horse'foll - op. exceeded in thosiplaces where such scenes Ire more posits L isbo n T erraees ' the general. . Madame Dr STAILtiI Work "On thelitiislo ne ;" Angel 111114 ad Bridge ' end her is Essay on Fidions," &c. will be publish. , sister were thrown oat; es !so dreadfully-fractured ps ed To.morrow, in French and English,. by . hew hens.. S ,' She 'had COLIF Rh : 0 lebudiatt.stret. ~ - preceding. Nev sister . MALDEN, Jutsv le.- "-• .G. - -.-.....--. CORN EXttIANUE, Jet:T 19. wheat and Barley remain at tut wars prices. Oats Is. : Crosiers &VAL Mailiskrate eheiper. In Peig, Bea*, Ike. there is no.alteratioo. , iof Ibis town, destroyed - v 0 ° blunderbuss. , to JO wacei_ . .(Engtish)•..... 90 1-3 f l'i Hams •ew ditto (x)_. St •• I . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. (Signed) LAI7I)I4IOALE DEAL, JULY 18.—Sailed, this morning, the Swan cutter, with the whole of the outward-bound, for Portsmouth ; CArdelia sloop of war, on a cruise; and Echo, for Portsmouth.—Arrived the Archer ►laop of war, from a cruise. FIVE, P. M.—The Swan cutter, and her,assany, are pot back by contrary winds. ► PORTSMOUTU, JULY 18.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Dexterous, from Plymouth.—Sailed the Er mont, Bellona, and Medusa, for off Cherburgh.-6 , His Majesty's ship Galatea gives instructions for the West Indies ; and the Horatio gives instrectiona for the canto( Portugal and Mediterranean. PL'rxouu, JULY 17.—Came in the Spanish brig St. Antonio, from Coronae in nine days.--Sailed the Royal Sovereign, of 110 guns, for or Rochefort. FALVOCTIL, Just 16.—The Princess Elizabeth packet for Lisbon, and the Duke of Montrose for the Brazils, are gone into the road.. The orders for the Expreses packet for Jamaica bem reached, and she will no doubt sail in the coons eel the night or early,to-morrow morekg. ELEveu o'C.Loca, P. ll.—Since writinglks sieve, the Elizabetk packet,- Capt. Forresdale, fn. Suri nam, has hove in sight, but from the light Urinal& will not be up till next tide. .: -; The Dame, Thompson, from 13nenos Ayres, to London; the Jane, Moiret from ditto, for Greenock, and two other vessels, names unknown, have been taken by the limited States and Congress American frigates, and destroyed, except the former, which was given top to the crew after being dismounted and great part of her cargo t►rowe overboard. She ar. rived at Grenada, 3d ult. TIM Jane, Mast, was captured 19th May, in lat. 24. ion. 40. The Earl of MARCH, in pursuing the French`with the Hussars, on the 18th ult. got among the rear or i the enemy ; an officer attacked him, and lereHed a tremendous blow with his sabre; he avoided it, by, dexterously throwing himself back o►► the saddle; It fell on the horse's neck, and cut him severely; Its English dragoon, in the mean time, cut down the ' Frenchman. The Prince of ORANGE, in the pur suit, had likewise an escape. A French dragoon firedJkis piece, but fortunately missed his Ilighness. The Frenchman was instantly dispatched. At Woolwich the utmost activity pervades every department of the Navy, iu the building and expe diting the_outfit of frigates of a superior class.— The Ackbar, built in India of teak, has been fitted . out on an entire new plan, and carries 61 gene of , very heavy metal; and several large frigates built! of fir, have been and are fitted out and dispntct,e& from the river, via. Artexes and cadnus, of 38 guitl4A the command of the latter has been given to„Capt..ii I'. LA NG t °tip,. a countryman and dere of the W.! mortal Nu.sos, under .whom, when serving at the; attack off Boulogne, he received a most severe wound. , Also the Forth and Liverpool, of 40, and the Forte., Granites, Gruheutul, Glasgow, Ilebrus, and liter,' of 38 guns, with several others of the same class, which will be launched and at sea in a short time ; and thit stupendous monument of naval architecture, the Naval', of 120 guns, is in an unexampled state of forwardness, and will be ready to launch in Oct. next, I t ist week, Ralph Dennet, s of Ilkstone, and Frail -04 Gregory, of West Hallam, Derbyshire, went *town into a coat-pit at the latter place, but on at. tempting to explore a passage leading to another pit, oiled by the colliers, a head, the inflammable air raking tire by the candles they carried in their hands, rkplucled and killed them on the spot. Both the bodies were found much burnt. i o ( t ore )•• • • 1.3 Dinixe pretexts to tamable on any event, cannot be too i t y e tio9o l strongly reprobated. The army nite intim it, i t i tel ito . 46 45 30 53 !bough exempt from many of tho burdens that puns i %The _ _ • '•B4 90 ttati erk do • SO .1 4 4through his bead. The . „ •••"'" Oil MS body, brtsitht ies aa. 44 1:4)4 • Ficw ditto • k_ - Cheltenham and .LeaMinstaa ... . . the proper[ Iran} on all the other ranks of societ are not on _ , White Pima y , 1 Ilk,to (boilers) .., 3lO 114 Feed ditto,. 49 found , in a lield near iVielitshani IV' account, the more to be depended upon; nor shoujail Maw Otto .... ..• 74 76 gek ,„„ ds . • 1 16 s numbers of people coutinually resort their integrity be unnecessarily put to the test.-- j Ga r' ret " —lt would, therpfore, bo well, if those etstritsted f '.. SMaIirTFLII MAIIKET.— A new frigate. call. Jtar 40, , To qua tnv (Slid, kof r Inoue HID. with the Gorerument of the coratry were a little • Host .. : ss. at. so ti. 5.1. u ee i of c a m a s. eats ~ ' from - )tassrs—Lift's yard, more circemepect; attd if those who stand up to de, : It': " . 1• 1 4;,"." ti l t ; 1 %1 0 4 : "24: :1 1 ?"," 6/.. -'" --7 "." " *": i 1 e,52n .0 % a ° ,lx lT 1 4 d -ed ar n : s t . da b i r t ; 4 ai t i t d ed fend them from charges of profligacyaudcarrantion. Pnrei •• • 7 '. °' 4 • t" es. 41 ". ea • • • •L''''' . " ..- -- um : tAmb • • 7-. 04. to §§.- pt. Plow . Ate. 9go A silver mine has conk! be contradicted by a plain statement of facts,: isAti-mnittiET: ,_ . France.* Several Members wed not by the petolant l vulgar, and Irritable pr.] . P;,!:,„• • • :::: 4 5 / I ' . l i t' °4 04 ; I to n ri,,,, 1°. . 0 , 1 ": . who hare examined the r llll 7 of uilder4lWlß 1 414 sgfretizies ;i! .Wo9lll—lte •'• 14 0q 1 '"" 44 . 46 .• 401, to IL' i'' 44 . duce about 40 per gent, Upwards of 300,000 mackarel have been caught at Weymouth during the last week; they have been sold as low as two shilling/ a hundred. Yesterday morning a rick of hay in the little park, Windsor, caught fire, and was entirely amassed. It damaged another which stood near it. John 31e1xs was charged on Friday at the. Mao. bimi.hoine, with having violated Jane Lityv►itiis, a little girl, of 14 years of age, and with assaulting' little girl, not more than five years of age. AD was ~9r nmitted for tria►. Ilitt grArII4I3MAN." , .:., 7:- re -rat EDITOR 'Or for srAftgAllttir. more 'Wembley- twc-ali 3 Orro witinAlo r itot whit I --.00.-- • ~ .... • tfind•faseJt willtoat tiepin, and Who 1111 interested .., Limn sri"Pla Newt ..- ',.. i. 1 - , 'ittit, —I am ntraveller, or riil‘ter.n,4olob . 9lbibit reperts in - eirthelsititin, that fisetbar levelling' an loose upon society, end a ' Wilon : treat capital ttlesupon to great , stale ore t o to w, Saw shortly,, daring the late atemiestkm` Ai. Odell gained is to be hafted Wlittlecottilderadoti Will put a stop I over the French arms is We, olnereptions that theta: Prodigality and waste, profusion and @ices Ispoeurred to me on that maids. ' 1 - tiuntisitted to ciissipatios and riot, are badd-remedies for . the ovi • .! • ; asailiaat..lm fy aliiietAvi • • tiittthi of ditirht • to. I, wttillh . tfttd{ l itelhitarsie had 'autera paters. Butt makes It • r it to the polio= alive bf throve ride can alone billi they west • k r this country; it Government tiara payment amulet of gbh , .1h • each and Cotniinny't to England"— our territorial Idly robbed f • le to !myna!, entent of Eno rery -Rue prig. , be miaow to e of the neer- icipate in inch :taws et Bri. it .. naturally enter t. • talons in India Ogr, 4i • well eh ionaithafaitalt- - 1 - I***Atlk W 4 L, • . . Ormatloa,ll 64. ..—•• ee l , near the beck gat e of the ley *ben Mrs. Powell trod her at; ead the skult ot WE P, was tl, ' pd ps to occesioalter death in a. I been NArried only on the day z . I, er .w es severely bruised. O,—A, few days since Jonathon gate for the county of Esser, ,'' ye& hiniself by putting a loaded 1 . right ear; ,aid discharging it 'he Coroner's inquest which tat ~ tin their verdict,—Lunacy. 1 1 , 1 keying tho properties of the amington spea r has lately beets b t Melksham, .Wilts, to whirl}, otinahlly reihrt; to avail them. ~ I . lSr:toy. l' , I " ailed the ran:, was latinchett i ard, fish.bouse, Isle of Wight, t ' r came into Partirmeath harbour I immediately for lea. ,s recently beet slecovered Ita , mbers of the National Institute s i he ore, report that it will roe , it, ... ~.. .. , ~~ '; t ~~ ~_ b!