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IN .Hr~- 1111111111. s • DT atosieflAirvitidian 1111010.•• TH RA 7:114110.Y.04 Oortoradideimui. T HIS EVPNING, TUESDAY. NoveMber 6, will be acted, the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. • Yam Marlow Mr. Jaws; Hanleasile, Mr. Fairtwll ; Ragtime, Mr-Abbott; T..y Leespkia, Kr. Lisess. Mrs. IlarJeastle, Mss. Dienspeel; Miss Hardcastle, Mrs. Choi. terky (brine her first appearance or this stage); Min Ne ville, Miss Foote. A dads will he added the ifssital Farce of Sikora ER AND SISTER. Dim Chriallisal is lArsunes, Mr. Fawcett; Duo Sylvie de Flans. Mr. Doesset; Pwassee, Mr. Lines; Illarieks, Mr. BlancltateL, Doane Mies &gawk i iiessektle, Mise Lore; Agatha, Mrs. When. Places far the Bones to be taker of Mr. Braisde?,l4 lie Rox.oMee, Wirt -street, from Tea till V. A Private Box seal be hod fur lb* messes, eit MORI, Of Mr. Illreadon, at the Box-Odic.. o.lXed, 74. ; Second Price, 36.64.—Pit, 3.. Price. 9s.—Gallery, *coed Price, Is.---14perr ler!. Is.; Second Price, ad. 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FOURTH OF NOV ESSER. Ir has been reported very generally fo► some d•ys past, that • few of the mod violent and desperate paper u. es to preeereribelmeeir of the.eity. and prevent the threatened violas of the Sabbath. and stu died -disobedience of the King's commands. Should they hesitate to perform their duty—a duty which can be discharged without difficulty, danger. or trouble—and ►hould riots or bloodshed come, their respousibility will be awful !—( Freeman's Journal.) • Lttittatcx. OCTOBER 30. We are authoriaed to 'insert the following corn. mualeation from G. Messy, E•q. and take the liberty of assuring him that it was not at all neces sary to enclose the receipt from the Quartermaster of the 40th regiment, us Mr. Missy's word would have been quite sufficiest on the subject. To the Proprietor of the Limerick Telegraph. Newesalle,Oetober 15,1821. " Sir—flaying fell it my duty to give publicity, in the Li. marl & Chromiclea Wedaesilay to the result of my al- Imamate at the Chapel of Moines, which was the immediate sarrewde► nL certaiu arms, I nas paitictilarlOniluced to do so, as the disturbautee sow ardsartaity existing is this comaiy originated ao the Couto-nay estate, is which the above pa. risb is nearly central, suit feeling, cousequitally, happy that the people here would be formisoat is. returning to a dose Wye. dleuce to the lowa, asol hail the sitirimeding districla would, most likely, follow their example. •• After the Editor had given my corriniamiratinn to the public, I was nisch surprised to read the fulluwiug pata- Paph: — •• • We hive made minute Inquiry, mid cannot learn that any arms have hero resumed. We hope that such .sports will slot have the effect fur which they are propagated, namely, to lull the Goveruntent Min false security, and to prevent the carrying of decisive measures Moo effect.' " I rimless I did expect that toy sigoalove would have prevented She expression of stay double upon the subject, yet eisidiroistinicar the report I oiremmi right to make of the surrender sit three arms, I sot jona the receipt fur them into the depot of the 40111 regiment ; and with respect to the re. mark that my maenads was to lea the Government into false security, I trust (sum the min). 'woofs I have already gives. Governieseut of my shirt. rut an the most hying times, my character will stew' uuaulhrd, sititwitinssuillug the base and false calumny which the above paragraph was intruded 111 marry. - " Your 'Wog the shove insertion in your very valuable Paper, will nblige your must obedient servant, " GODFREY MASSY. " Newcastle, October 15, 1821." " nrceivrd into the Seginartital Store of the 40th Re •rot, from (i.oarry Massy, Esq. Masistrata county of Lime mck, three guns, ooe pistol. otseseord, and oar bayonet. " F. HALLS, goarteraissier 4U,It Regt." On Smedley a nonuser of armed men usseinbled in the bog of Inch, ier the isarony of Upper OM. neaten, and paritiling there for some time, a detach ment from) them went Owlet 1)0011 to the MIMS 1111 l of John Skei n s., KN. of Rows. which they attacked and deprived of a great quantity of HMI*. The Gentlemen of the nriglillourliuthlt I 1111 l ediairly iltrinteeti their I es for defence, and remained 1:1101.11 GO the reinaistslrr of that day. Between three and four th0u5..,... military ark destined to do the duty of this city and the digurh. ed prts of use county and places tedlitcrid ; and, us Wale eructs of 11w coesney of Clare me suspected .1 Ming w►uusr tnea►ore a•ouitrctrd with the lair dio us bmiers. there will he strung detachment* of Ow army stationed, so as cirri:goody to preserve the piddle peace, and prevent a renewal of •acts out. r.nr„, is have k, ely disgraced this part of the /Sri. 111:. empire. The military wall fortre a COitiun hula Welt Ars 'shank of Irelanikiagitahich have spread, partially, tutu several °thermions of the country. 'hewing. in • ceriaiu degree. the muses from whence each hor. rid and disgraceful scenes have arisen, and the fatal consequences which are likely to result from a eeffelefillee iu that system of ansmismagerucut which the Goverment has been smompOled upon to rectify. R. 164 umsiticz, OCTillaalt 31. Ott Mood ay Mejor-Geoserrl Sir Joins Lambert. K.C.B. sceonipaused by his Adjutant.Gerieral, Colonel Turner, and Quartermaster-Cilermail Lieu tenant-Colouel Sir C. Broke, K.C.P. sensed hers fiom Itutlikeule; aid Is;. morning Si, Juhu L a ub. bert proceeded for Cork, hum whesce he will return in a few days. Yesterday Lord Charles Manorers, M.P. Colonel of the 3d light dragoatw, arrived here from whistling his regiment at Newcastle. Yesterday morning a troop of horse artillery lek Athlone to be strtiutied in this district ; they are tri be replaced at Athlone by a detachment of smiler]; from Woolwich, Yeaterday detachments of the 40th sod 93d regi. went' arrived here. mid this morning the former proceeded fur Newcastle, and the latter for E A detochment of the 93J Hqpidoeislers is stow tiosted.id Crooke, is the culture of Clare. The herd-quartenevf the 26.1 regiment are wow at Butternut, from wheisco they have *rut fuuiteru detachments Ito different datious in the count?' of Cork. - ,act .0")..! Extra* effil kW, iNai Se-mile-bridge :—" On Sunday night last is asidirs of men, coasiatiug .of two hundred, armed with fire-ams, sledges, and iron hers, anackeil the toll-house of Ressinalusher, forced the doors and back vsindowr, demauding a blunderbuss and other fire-arm., and being inform ed that the blunderbuss belonged to Capt. D'Al ton, and that it was only brought from Limerick and sent to Rose Castle, they immediately proceeded towards Ross Castle, where the yeomanry sums were deposited. On their arrival on the Fair ground of Knesmanaher, near Colonel O'Brien's they were challenged by a small party of Major. Warburtoo's police, and not answeriog the panty word, were immediately fired upon by the police, which was returned by the banditti, without effect. The police kept up a enestant fire, which made the ruffians retire in double quick time, supporting two of their party who had been shot dead, and as sisting others who were wounded. Major Warbur ton was at the town of with the po. lice and some of the 9311 regiment : had they at tacked Ken Castle, from the 'bowl' of the place. and the difficulty of getinie up to the Castle, there unsold have been a number of them shot, as Capt. D'A lion was well prepared. The comity of Clare is indebted to M.jnr Warburton for the rininber of proper men who compos e his estrblislnueist ; and, if co-operated with by the welt-disposed. bid. de ham e to any cowardly banditti: An officer's party of the 931 regiment is now statioued at Six-toile. bridge." A attachment of the 79th regiment. consisting of a Captain, Lieutenasst, Emilio, and fifty men, left this city fast night at twelve o'clock, fee the pur. pose of searching the neighbourhOod of Crania., for some of the wounded men in the above affair. Though the most diligent reareli was made through. out that district of conatry, in which Major %Ver. button and his police took a pert, no tirce of soy . eimstaded persona could he found. The de.. will/NOW efiesirsied at eight o'clock this morning. fibbygggi low been tent to as from the neigh. hosielgio4 114 sovec4stle:—" The outrage stn the Person's& "theigras It vasty, has been followed by 'mother still more daring and atrocirimi. Mr. Sheehy, presuming that the presence of the military heel re stored quirt to Newcastle End its vicinity, sent back forty-three head of mule, which. together with fifty oilier% bud beets driveu (rain off pasture, on the farm of Glenquies, the week before. As Iwo as the men who accompanied tine cattle appeared near the fumy, three ruffians from behind u ditch, and one of them fired at James Grohs grii, the foremost of Mr. Sheehy's area. The issiwoligi missed his Quin. hut tostnedottely reloaded hi. gun, and desired our of his associates to seize Geolisean; this war acccrilingly done, stud the fel low who tired the first shot would have repeated the brutal outrage int the defenceless men, but for the 'wears-voice of the third of the ruffians—mesei while Grolosgso and the other two lierdseuen ercsord. Inivealg the cattle on the high road. such is the lawless disposition of the people in this neighbourhood, that n o man can now he got even to r e ckon the few head tJ cattle that remain upon 11w fans." Ou Monday a letter was receirttl through the . . . in bed, undressed, and with him scamil artiilos of clothiug which had 'evident snarlfe‘of clotted blood. ';• • The Editor of the gazette. on ibps occasion. makes the following very candid and:, jadicioiM remark i "Canieamois is eonfesseilly the noes riotous. irmilitesims memo lo the whole event,' wowed. It is very satisfactory, beerewer. at the moral aioaseot, "when disivrbaoces of a paw& assure are aopersirre almost at oar doors, is the d. juicing county, sad sustain, or likely iv ottani, a 'trines height, that this taunter does nut owe us origin to soy skies beyond holividual stroeity."--(Tuato Gazette) cl lu On Wednesday, the 17th instant, the Ilev. J. Wilson was ordained to the pastoral charge of 114 Congregation of Presbyteriaus worshipping at Too legit, commonly known by the name of Seceder., as colleague and successor to the Rev. Win. Henry. by the Presbytery of Armagh. The services of the day were commenced by the Rev. Mr. Hawthorne, of Clore. who preached an alepeopetste and excellent sermon, which wa.folleve ed, alter the solemn imposition of hands, by au aci dic* from the Rev. John Reid to Mr. Wilma sod the eringregatioo, on their respective dirties. • After the solemnity of the sodinatims was cons elwilhiteise Presbytery, accompanied by a nwealser of the very respeetible ittliebitants of the sleigh botwhond, intsched to different religious COlllll/11• Eton', sat down to an excellent dinner in the hour* of Mr. Samoa Gordon, one of the elders of the taltaireistimiss. A. ONO as the cloth litai removed, the Chairmen gave.— " The Kluft." Need it he told that this war received:with a powerful feeling of etithusiasta. They worm Irish uteri who teamed ; and who knows nut that Irish men love direr King, and thin they will continue to love bins. while gratitude continues to form the enemy of an lrish heart ? Something more theta the mere feeling of loyalty to the King was evinced ; it was loyalty to the King joined with love to the man. the friend of Ireland. " Mr. Willem wed the Coegregatiete of Theseglt," . wee then propuled. Mr. N'ilsori returned thanks in an energetic and peculiarly eloquent manner. "The Ret. Andrew Breaky wed t►e General Synod at Ulaies.” Mr. Breaky also returned thanks. a Mr. Gee. Kidd sod die Lilies Manereeture of bellied." a D►. lii•Ges sail t►e is►abitants a Lesdy.• Mr. Kidd and Dr. M•Gee respectively returned tliuuks. Th. Rev. William Reid proposed— " Lord Bleary sod the Resident Loodlorde of lrelsod.". which. wail received with much applause. After some lime the Rev. Mr. Lunginure, of Castle Blaney, r u e., not, lie said, to return thanks in the Paine of the Noble Lord an honourably meutioued— he did not presume ea to do—he was nut warranted iu dung au. He inertly mire to reply, from his own kitoolesige, that Lord Blaney well merited the honour of beisig placed to the first rank of Irehrod's friends—of sterling patriots—of landlords, to whorls the epithet of good may, with the greatest justice, be applied. It was altogether unnecessary, he mail, to blazon his testimony with the point, of word,. Let Castle Maury, tieing iu beauty and imports once, even derisig She period of deep unparalleled distress, which has gone over sis, tell the impUrt a slice of a resident laudlurd. Let the comfortable independency of his teoatilry speak hie roam.. Upon this subject, who does not feel ? How shell we unite toe mon who ,*brims thousands, and tens of thousands, from deserted Ireland, to enrich s foreign thole, committing, in his absence, the inanagersieiri of hi. airs to some petty upstari underling, who, leecl -ike. gorges the best blood of the noliappy toommity —he sucks the marrow fiom the bone*, by osesos of oppression and of veroirg—e gli to make even a wise man mad—... and hence the misfortunes, all the misery of nor land. And when this misery pours on our view, am we monitor fiom expreeeing indignatioo against these ieurgode Iriehmen, the cause of all thil wretchedness? And who will not respect, who will not praise a Blaney and a Downsliire, and the few who are like them, the fathers, the friends of their oeuautry, the patriotic resident landlords of Ireland ! The c pony broke up set at an early hoar, mops. rently highly gratified by the spirit of conviviality and unrevtrained good humour which had prevailed during the cretin,* The following is reported as Lord NOILOURVII newest pun !—On being told that Counsellor B-- was, among other articles. robbed of two pair A'erseysere ereeehes, his Lordship iotrut:- distrly said, " they were double mined! !" ty. In the Supreme Court st Providence, during,j4c . September Srsllloll, no less than 16 new petition. •ssanuily front females, were presented for sfitoloce s 'of which ten were granted, and our witbdutwii, Lau elooslitsoi fornter'appliestions, there are right cages of this deorripliose OW pending in the 011ie CsUtt. At Stockbridge (Me...) no bills of indictment 'were found by the Grand Jury at tie hist Term, a ClrCUlSolatiCe which never belOre occurred at that pi. Ct. At *lrking murder was co.uosoistrd in Climbs, eosin, Fredertekshurgh. shout the 20 It of by three men, who, gut inio the huuse of AA 11 stun of the mune of Coats, whore Lisorly cum listed, besides himself, of a minden staler, as. old woman, and three negro children, all of whim had retired to rest. The o.soossios commenced an eritninate attack on the whole family, cultist; rod stabbing Ml , ll knives and other sharp tostrwanetits. sod mingling in the moot shacking manner, the bodies of Mr. Coats, his Dialer, arid the old woman who lived in the house, *bile in their beds, and daugeronsly worandiug two of the 'regrets—the who meopedwith lens injury, thought severely tot, iris the Om isiivethe.oboto. On the neigh bmg• the tie • ws B4 sPegeci• Pre tested lime tuilicir view, Ave tuougied bodice l wrtiOning and Itirreatug en their beds ; but the mur derer hod fled. Mr. Coats was 1)414 in a whack:so state. His sister, nod the old ovoidal whu lives* with hist, wets deed, wed the rest-of the wouoded nut expected to renewer. SBA SERPENT Anew !—We are told that the Sea Serpent was diettrictly sees. in our bay on Silo day loot, .bout bit miles this side of Newport, rod that his appeeronce and movements were precipsiy similar to those Which have been so often reported. —(Prey. Put.) NEW TORII, OCTORPIR 13. . DREADFUL HURRICANE AT Sr. BARTHOLOMEW'S. The Norfolk Herold of the nth inatant, received yesterday morning, commies the hollowing sccooni, courasouicated by Captain Pearson, arrived Hampton Roads. Its violence is said to have ex tended to several of the adjacent islaudsi . and to havei4tren awfully destructive. O n e hund r ed and sixty persons are stated to have been usipatat Burtlookumeo. On she 9th September • tremendous harritarie was experienced at St. Bertholoinew, and - did•grent. damage to the town and shipping. It coromertlted .fuss the N.W. and continued until about six o'clock in the morning of the 10th, at which time the wind shifted to W.—Previous to the commence.. meat of the gale, there were about 30 sail of res ole, small and large, at incisor in the hat boor, one only of which rode out the gale; the rest either he lug driven on shore, or blown out to sea. • • The following are the names of the ; iorearia:sl Brig raptorler, of Portland, with • fail roast.; brig Fox, of Portleod ; schooner Hornier, of Peri 1-and t schooner Elizabeth, of Alexandria; schooner Williont, Treat, of Milford ; schooner Pokir oral Nancy; of Newport; schooner Missouri, of Middle town; brig Sarah, Baker, front &rotors; schearoi. John, of St. Kitt's. A Dutch Cinemas*, with go men oa board; vies drives, nn shore; vessel nod the whole of the crew lost. A French Guinestamr, with about 516 men on board, was driven to sea, oral supposed to be Lot. A Grenada schooner wits driven on the rocks. The ship Elite Jane, from New Yeah, pismire, and is probably safe. Marry more were driven to see, or stranded. About luny or seventy houses were blown down. It was in t heard by acres that a shock of an earthquake coospanied the gale. • GALE AT MOBILE. We haves letter trout Mobile df the litth which stunts, shot a violent gale from th e sai l ig, tart was etywrienced at that place ors Satard*v evening, the 13th ult., which continitvd till AI: leth, carrying every thing heroic it, and injuring the 'hipping. WISSINATOII, OCTOBIR I. General Dionesin Vivre, Envoy Extraordinary from Spain to the United States, left yesterday, at the Department of State, in the absence ut the President sod Secretory, his letters of meal, or the permission of his Sovereign to return home. Don WOO% Secretary of Legation, remsius as Outlive d'Affaires. GRIZNIPIELD (MAW), SEPTIII9IIIII 111. THE TORNADO. W e are indebted to ao obliging correanodent for the following account of the TorsiadO 'hot was experienced in Northfield. Warwick, cod Qtatign, on the gih Met. It is iodeed sheen itacroditAle, and may to many appear bordering upon the tritons, but OW chariots, of our correspoodcat 7. ) . , t, - --,t,,-. 44 7 -76- .--/ - ' . • .. • , . . • . ..... i ft .. . . . t .. . \ . . . . . .. . ... . ' a . . . 1, . - 7 . , . Itl ikk, 1.. k 4 4 . • , t.', , •-*/ • o t•2 1; 2/ • 0 4 . k ...-‘ . • . i„, . . .. . ... • • . . . • -, . 0 . %• - • .•. , , • .• • -.. • • dr t.... i 7 • • !'f Irl i t..! ►. ••• -1 .. 3f. ll • A.. . Lae Wake" OP ' 7 . . NT) t Will NO Wag fa , al. dolt (Pi ItiItRAMMUMaI -: - la sii' -6.9-5 r v.- ode ssunt.t,tsg'iseLsvri.ltive blossom* , :,- li es . .. • * - lo soiree Ilr/al hoc ,••Isamsys kiss: frso ais a st.sis %hip isseg4 • - lira .01.; • . , . 4 •: 1 roll ! 10.1 f•e •10rr ,. ..50 Os PI/ miss . . Ys i?‘ /3,113441 9341 . . . 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MAN, Wiese Ankle ne Eiloeitiou resisters more than usual F4deteti 3 • o ,•et tottel"%vihat'Ne• OHO • rdirpwi -A Navel latersonuot; := ll7 Ol - • On Sands! , twoestiolhot eloveireeloek, the Pollee eizands steillfl _441011 . hy three lego4Pll . , . , . • - 4'l 'Court e she Misted I t de a • moistios. Tem., 175 Guineas per Amount. Tits diotawee stationed . t . ao ' , kali , • .._ ii ,. _. i .• • . t s ea, THE DECEIVER DECEIVED. ffima Loguloies tiro miles. an commas. lamer. ..° 8 P- ,pimmora . . ~.., r iimase,,Vrishiu g toa, evionieneed its fall titan 7•6 o 4,i mes s ci a pt i e, en by ai r . Viaias, Mr. lades, ~ ~.e ni i. he sadniwel in the Bev. B. L., Ur Iteyaolda, c°° l6ollll4l °f * l lo l4 ° • Vill'ef M • r 4 e. slid eVeg, fifty ~,,.. ~„„„... ~.....„ i llad i t riu d ort, t. ( no. . I . mice., vi o .. iii ; . 1 I!'+' •, a posy of the Alldt litidt* teen . Lidinitil i - d 6fly pouuds for a assidesela.... 0,44,, ~,,,,,44.,),,d Ti mmaki i e w iti vi,. i ..a ;,. MOD' Smithson,. aid Mies Omen's* (bet Id appeal/We or ap :L ikr, in. estss.d.siptio, bpoilee., .4 t , i ) . this stage). ' •.4' It '"L' • • • - Dick, left that •tutris, ORR WaVe lewatefet :),Ite cone- *Opting, that i. there MI 40,111101 b 'ill aaseoy. i. topic sae ' eliseki i u di 4 ... i v• iiiffi r *,,d, M,' which • . - . - ... i . • THE CORON ATION. I . i a rivgx:r of KIN (if soytof RICHARD Say In different direflivai lei hearth ofielite: . the 4 ..• 4 74,pliveg is e q , alga mu l l 4 14411110006167 orshica rb ,,,A triellialli diw ri d i iiime. s A t. '. t • Tbe Protrierioa Votatitesres bast Wes tosleatet Mat.- i roam 4 ,, h i +,. 0 . 2 to Ab e km,i loll; ii„, 1 6,,,, t Ettore/4 Albtti - led? viretkit: letting *ben sea** 4. a . i. olp i !t, s i rs so , • 0400 , iiivi i - , 7 ' . , . Thollee.wirteele, the iotertor ef.tbe Alshey.-Tbe ~, i IllaAtins Of bwie.; deceased, •he aiiplyisi to Mr, its ebtettitog eltote• •'- ' ' twin aim no a state of • ..•erri+ 14 0 ', •m , . . i sad latroshirtory erne, is whim' Mr. Kai 4t wilt • Quip, Ms. X, IXII.Ford, Doetaetenniminm mmil Ilk )14 •• We tot! dilly 11011113WISSIIIII C perpros emir ,• . i l o9llo ll "t_ . _._ . AP ' .:' 'lifts so Sr. i 4 110 1 . bitilli;• Some. molded, sclifetts* *ad the • Tit"sieg to theieadvaotagp. !,, L..., t ....' • r ! - '.t.• v.o - ' WO* - Old Fanned **l the Poopte.r-The'Veorlto P o r. • .. ?Ith e l . alisse 'SIM • I t i lb=i'Mi. ." . lill , •,‘ a anio . ~ , • , ne . • : tpatenyoyt-ttimorw- ''. . • • eta a. t-ii . • .... •• - • Id 71 11' , - -4 , it h -tA.7 - • ... • .fi i iii .• Xi Novi 'w - .goo . tartlet mane oi eille• lill Greed toter ''r d'e - 7 ;.: wady fel poilieatioa, 414 -. 4 ' au r i iispepi mim e . * • ;dela ~..i # 1 , .. , .0 . ' ,4-- -- I ". ._ ,' -; • A y ' ".16W e ig t. ful;% l F 4o .. 1 • .- .110`. af'S, • 11 , • • l'e *MA CM be added 11,1*.r. of 6 ,:,,, ..: K t. , ' 4Ptilbw, by she Mime, and 1 .- =4lOOl at liwelletpc • . . • • ."o. l mt i l e si m mo i p 4. , a .. ~ . , , v, , e gl i . .rfilva i i . , , t ,„ : . .. " i . ~, ; 51 , 4144111 .. "‘" "Ili • ' 6l, • iron . its voidd be inititaied 'at the present Tens). . ' • . l'AvIl• TIDI trFW.M. , . .. . ..in ) . . tar Poser • . , . slib l ik ; ,.. t. ~/ 1 1:Ito . Ain **are glad pro fled that. se fir froin Otis twiny OIMPLOW• 1101riliVill r• ' . . tpAri r riistin ;staid liiti • been stationed, at. • . sue caw, the slumber of solo.* of . 4.-I.t, is Rot //Of 1: barling iL t . sr • fa x . ' liteteßlNlCsitt. TOUR &rough • ITIIIIOI loos; Dow* 1 . ., . . .._ it , • „,,.. _. . .1,,,. 1 'is iliwiti r .0,441664v* nit bripede paned ell vii; 'dud soother at she Kipp , uear RoebirroirglN, ma reit es have Kern known al ii., 9 - e fdriber Tr rat. 4 ' ....• tari• . Au. isle. - , 9is - s - 411; tit. Faggot. Lecls Mn. E 4 I'V9 rins .1111°- ~,,,,_. _lit the BOSICIN •BIIET*OOII EVSTACE. ...'mir Illeatigbillio-isite Atur , tievir law ilr Ea* county of a 'lie instance of the Mayor. 1 . . The isaniher instituted by the hanks especi4ll3., is rusit;,lllleine, Mts. issom. ivol , rol: •*. . 1 dated *WS' ap of Italy, Plans of Chardon, Jim ikeerirk. la policing title tl. law w• Ain- h ' The O,OI WfX . houllPl *here 'Military iasrtirs shalt greatly reducedthe Branch Bank of the Ulmer The Doors to be opmed at Was riClothribellik 410114 11.4 priestSl. to Mew& LI ' - 1 ' Not avoid expression' our Iligooknielk 4 the 10e 4 vr- ...'alUiditelf i be allowed. as • rent for die pre. , States, for example, has not found it het:asses forapaeo to begio at Stevea. ...• I .1.4 . Printed (se 1., Slaimeas, 39, Loakaie.eireet. . • . 1. Boxes 7. ; Second Kin, 3..41.1.-Pit, 3e. 1114. s . •It • , able disposition of the people iu Aioatssatetir, egIIIII 101401Ctribitilig of the half billet inuisey for the we understand, to sue ose wore thou ado zen ",i.idel.s. t I Of whom may he had, recently published, except In WOW tithe ocrantlileirameMpi Merpmeteee aspi g eh a p " --. Pries Sows, Is.; Seeosil Price, I „ This sugurs well fix the return of better limits.; lev.ls.; Senna Prins, ed. .' i v '. .ris'eti le., WOGS RDS IVISTORY of ENG LAND, from oho Is. ~_ ivy . are ie., fircii a....... _,.,_ .... 11 ,.. 4.141. ‘.. . , ,_ ..,., • maim by she Romans to the Aseemeien 4 Nary. 1 vols. `'" n3 " ' 3 Y " I ` - '"'"'' " 1 ""` • A m , ~„„. ~ f i,!_ g _. ••• ~ TUAM. OCTOBER 211 • though the interval between the fen, of opacalkina. Te-veistivvf. ' M Vliv°"• 114 . 11 Vl* Cs . 1 " 1111611 410. price 11. in boardo. We Issue uutnorous letters and other docesiipults vouraspein s . immerged with th e murder a, and extravagance, ro d Ilse recovery of ; Itealtbfel i 1 Dimenoaddle le. 1•Flt• iUt. 4.• Vol. tr, cua l a i ii i ng lie Rel ine of N a ry and Eiitsbetk. which have 'writ transmitted to We for istshlseUliour Walsh in ibis county. has been apprehended by Dr. mod sober course of business, will have lateis,iiiia 4 .. Or. Pam bow* estate Vowswip. he IltsmolOwilllitellill le prepositive for pobticatioa. felony.. to the dislorlainces which now affect the Little mind it party of police; he found Coalmines* , . unp ,,,,li e l e d ~e , ,,,,t y. o. • pao.:l .. • . 1 r..ltodit mt.."... a‘a , COSMIOM (DIUK•E of. TUSCANY) TILITIELS. he 1089 , south of Ireland. and which hr. r is..re•ai_ amertialv- a.. 1... A ....A. -..-.. A .....A -...i.. I.: - A •• t ...a. nimilalbr. limaidll maim himillsiximilboinill , _. . . ....- • - • 1 1 •1.) . • of the Orengemen have determined to dress the 'wee in Cotter-green. on Sunday omit. We refteioad h!theriu hum noticiasi the rumour, bir- i-nose we It &might be unfoooditil t ; Ao4 t , A d Wirtu s.Arl rierrrioc — ibT irritation. but h is tititi eettoist the attempt will be mule. cud es the Civil Authorities have fell odic-. of the eireaussionce, we trust they will take proper WM. PATENT MERINO DAMASK for Drew iag ftounis, Parlours, Morale., &r. baehog gives such tiii,vt-rsal saiithieliss amongst the highest dames of the Notaittly And Gentry for certain', being egosl it appear-. ;twee to the must eustly satin damask, and at nee third the price, has encouraged the Pateuiees of Ibis truly elegant smack in iwodure them in rarely Minimal trainer and uns►l detticu, considerably reductd in rice. Meows RICHARD* sod Co. are ten•ising fro■ their Maaarnmery at Plorstick iresh •apply flatly. Their attack of Printed Furrtiures for *swirly. toi.nl, and chesposess, fa► accred •oy than ever *. rib.— KUMAR and Co. 37, Osfecd-aireet. SIERICAN SOOTHING SYUUI' FOR Pi. CH LURES CUIT I Nt3 THEIR TEMA...eII mon( ' thr *ley nonte.ous blossom of the happy effects a she ' K.,othiiiir Syrup iu eases of I)eutition, few are more worthy a am MIMI than the folluvrtse:—The infant 1 , " o f M r s. NO. 16, Rosier-lane, West ihnithilettl, commenced ~. 'Hine very early 'rusk, Ilw mese distressing eiresinistan. ' The child at nitro nwintha obi loot all the woe of his id 01... sod INII no appearsureof lily treat is, ; ha 4, 11 1 1111:Pd eat Ibis .lase Sill three yenta obi, without any se e 14 bus limbo, and air • xtreinely trnscral,d that the mother ' , mild seater mute hint in the cradle isr in her lap; Oh, wait “I Lod recrounseudeil w ley the Anseririn Roughing Syeuie, ntire ale* using It uuly four ileys the child was arlbeuttl by , u 515.8 tour dualr:e Sr. lb, awl boa brou on proem' ',,er slat.. This iiiestiodtble Itledirise to be Ind of Ilre Pormiesers, Joavroe, and Co., No 94, Newman ...reel. Il aroll-atrari. IMYduu ; and. 14 ell 16 ** prlutiyail {triton,* Veroless a taws ur cueniry, at T.. VJ per Houle. 11.—hiss inhume relieves Sire Pear, a. usual, at her • Yonne retry Ttorday and Smarday morass', from Rom la u'eturk. by Iwingiog a Ir fire from a to mortal/le Howse k.ele r to (citify that they are tr,l objects of charier. FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. SURREY THEATRE. - •, THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, 14144.48.4114 '" will be presented, a Serioes Mob dente. tIM/tl THE RECLUSE; OR, MISANTHROPY AND REPENTANCE. Th. Redone, Mr. Pima (hie 2d appearance is that chaise. ter); Adrenal", Mrs. lactase, late Mira Stanley (bier aremad appearance es this stags). After the Melo.draraa, a Castile Barletta, called 18 HE JEALOUS? Mr. Relroonr, Mr. Gamer,; Harriet, Mina S. Booth. To miriade with (fur this night asly) a Mels.deamelic Romance, in three sets, called - ItIETTE OR, THE MAID OF SWITZERLAND. • The priacipal Characters by Mr. Brinposgh, Mr. Cowry, Sir. Fins, Mtn Pnok; Mira Ilene', mad Miss S. Booth. Tasserrisse. Slim S. Booth .will appear ia a popular Ro ommate, called Amanthia. After which a Sri loss Melo-drama, never acted)rere, called The Minn. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. TABS EVENING, TUESDAY, November 6, sad TO-I•I4WWW, IVelleamley, will be riresealrd a New Grand litrkr.Draneatic Barletta, is Three Aels, retitled THE CORSAIR'S BRIDE ! Coast LOMOZ), Mr. Watkins Borruaglis; Jerustimo, Mr. Wilkioson. Amelia. Miss E. Pitt. After %linen anew Barletta, translated from the French, called THE MARRIED BACHELOR; OR, whirriiit AND MAN. • Sir Cheeks Courtall, Mr. W. Burroughs; Sharp, Mr. Wrench. Link, Courtall, Miss E. Piot ; Gran, Mrs. Baker (from the Theatre Etna', Haymarket, her second appear ance he re). .10 cooclnJe with the admired Barletta of IVIIOII TO FATHER ME? Colonel Who, Mr. Sorkisisksm ; Sir Oliver Olslsluek, hlr. Mily. Charlotte 01Jmork, 11 en F. Pitt. 4.1.• 1 huraday mat will be produced au entirely new Modell&