The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-04 00:00:00

peril nounce very important matters.' If 'one half herein of what is affirmed by this intelligence, there le no . time for Ministers to lose inputting out their talents ' for negOciation or for war. If they feel themselves competent to govern the affairs of a great nation, itr time of a great crisis, In the name of Gm), and, their coutitri, let them show it by their actions, and iiot by the silly, senseless boasting' and 'ravings of _these 'venal scriblers in newspapers. The British peiple will soon discover the value of this species 'Of gentry, in encouraging a weak Ministry to per. sist in measures, which every day bring the coun. try, over which they have unfortunately the rule, nearer and nearer to that dilemma, when they- ,will be utterly compelled to prociaitit it in danger. Vise exterminating-war Papers appear to be snore obsti nately set against Peace, in proportion as the people are reduced to misery by the expence and ranges of war. They, with a sort of furiourdestiiracirow more outrageous aa Petitions like that affecting one I from the Potteries, are presented to the Legistatn, They fear the return of Peace, being, by their em ployments, a kind of contractors, in 'furnishing rea sons for war, and thereby encouraging the service of , recruiting ; since, at the same;ate that artisans, by the .:,.cay d trade, are thrown out of employnfent, are regiments supplied with soldiers, to rePriketholeareh the late Mr. Wreetzio Said "are killed off." Alas, PEACE, so forcibly dictated by the Genius of this- Isle, would, to these trumpeters of death and destruc tion, appear unnatural; with 44 Othello's actat► patios" their profit would go. -Of one thing, ever, since the will of thi People canhot reach these men now in power, we wish most heartily that his Royal Highness the PELII4E. REGENT, %% hose pros perity (to any nothing else) is more nearly Concerned than that of any individual, we wish he would en join his Counsellors to regulate their measures, not by the accounts and reports of Newspapers (for they are every day found to be false); but on better' authority, on facts. Let them attend to the repre-' sentations of such men as Mr. Wenowooe, who can have no interest in deceiving them. The un sophisticated logic of such manufacturers anti mer chants as have exalted, by theirskill and their la bours, the reputation, of their country, deserves more consideration than the trading sophistry and disguised falsehood of all the prostituted writers together. Let " all those whom it may concern" attend to this in time. Those of whose nefarious practices we have so mach reason to complain, will probably grow bolder as they see the hand orpower stretched out to check the freedom of the press ; so will we , t_o Wain. tab the privilege, the birth-right, the inherent of man to discuss every question which caste:as that liberty in religious matters which Goo and Nature gave him; and that equal right in civil mat ters which the social compact was entered into to secure him. Having said so roach upon that interesting subject, peace ; which blessing, millions among us despair of seeing restored to their country, till it shall be ox. ii.tusted of every thing good in it : we are parti. C4larly rejoiced to see that Mr. Whirroatan has 1,;;T:i notice of a motion he shall make thereon, in the House of Commons, the 4th of next month.— This Patriot, to whom an anxious people look , up, as well as to a few others, of equal soundness of principle, must expect to he twitted by the Jeer- Dallas we have been treating on. They Will no doubt use the same stale reasons for not harbouring thought •of peace, that " the time is inauspiclotis; &c. —nay p ro b a bly th e y w ill go so far as to say, such motions only serve to encourage the enemy. He must, and so must all' his compatriots who join him is his laudable endeavour, expect this sort of argument. We doubt not; how.. ever, bat in this instance, and at this time, he will be more powerfully seconded than he has • ever yet. been. Ile, and his felloir-labeerere, however, amt. brace their nem* as has Am tit* COW with Mh; allateil of Kati' it so high s . rate. --~' . .~~:: 'i , ; ~ The dales e( the Catholics may be said to acquire strength every thy, set opiy frosi the Petiliee4 in favour of theas i , .bat from egen•tbose against diem : that, for .instancei presented 'from the Dean and Chapter of SALTIRORIN Is of ibli latter description. When we observe the *manner It was resolved on byte parties, as a corporate 604 (see our ac coant ()fit), and the paucity of members who voted it, .together,witis the accompanying arguments con cerningwredritity and minority, Without making as consfanei it mil id mind of the congregation of a certain clurrch, - riben the fat Rector began the ser iice with ‘qtetOly ! I?elpved Philip, the Scripture Moveth us," &c. &c.. Well may the numbers of Dis senters increalie, if sack be lintpreceedings'of the 19th century. His .Grace the Duke of NOR WOLR I ever tine to those' principles which doletsoui to an enlightened age, set in Iti piOpee Hg irt the . repetition or that i thread-hare ilni Uggataar plea or . a Catholic's belief in the infallibility of the Pepe. By the Constitution of England, the tiorzassiartAware kin the person of I the Princess CuAtturrtz of W.stas) is figuratively -ooknoisledgett infallible, but does any mischief ensue &we that &ASO' Eirary eat knows that that 'lady, Or any 060. person, as our Sovereign, possesses no real I lifallibility; nor is there a Catholicin England, Ire -1 land, and else where,a bie to count twenty, Sw ho believes Insnch absurdity. It is pleasing tosvitness the libeiality of the Bishop of 'NORWICH on this occasion and topic, / who could, no doubt, sit down to a national banquet 1 with a titular Catholic Bishop by his side,, and think ; that a feast so. assembled was the most rational and 1 lively way .of imprinting on all' Christian hearts, whe titer Catholics, Protestants, or Dissenters, the typl. cal and moral obligations of" a Unsd's Sapper." i Monday, the' Prince CHARLOTTE of Warm, at. tended by the Duchess of LEEDS, arrived in town from Windsor. TUE QUEEN'S COURT.—Yesterday, soon after three o'clock, her MAJESTY held a Private Court. His Excellency Count LIEVEY, the "Russian' Am bassador, had a private audience of the Qutax, to which be was introduced by the Fehr! of Maltz-row, and delivered his credentials ; and was most gra ciously received. The 'like ceremon . y took place with Baron De RanAcsEN, the Swedish Ambassador. The COUNtESI LEVEN, the Lady of the Russian Ambassador; was introduced to the QUEEN by Vis. Countess Carrideel.ton, as the Lady of his Majesty's ,Secretary of State for 'Foreign Maks. 1 • • The CHANCELLOR • of - the Eic n has sub snitted to the consideratioa of the Governors of the Dank and others, a project for the optional funding 1 of Exchequer Mils; by making interest upon them, ak,t . the rate of fire per dent. payable half yearly, and giving to the bolder the option of funding them at any time, its the three pet cents. reduced, at a price .to be settled, or to have payment for them in mosey, 'Six month* tiler the Definitive Treaty of Peace. 1 _Three vessels arrived from France yesterday, laden -principally whit cambric:, and intended to return . , `under the sanction .of 'their licences, with . cottons, dm. from this country. • In the. Hottiot ( omitions, yesterday, Lord CAS IE r im w TLENEAGaIes . . that 'he , would, on this day fortnight, mote . an Address to the PalNcE RZGENT, ou the ruptire with America. • Mr. Waiyattlap notice of his intention, 011 the 4th of -oat .to bring forward a Motion, with a view to thlY ' a of Peace. ' . . ... A cluing'', it bilbli. It *bout to take place at the Hoard of Admiral ty. ' Admiral Dostrr, resigidneltti seat, ts to be inceseded by Admiral Du rham.. ~..; ~. ...- In addititarte . the number of fir frig ates lately or dered to be) bank. Coady *doom of a large class have b een had goy* cipiir ste order hes been issued to give , alt the n em / etojimi an fisereassi of nsOn, and ea ' 'dame s * ' diticv lie • The Sam:Nip:4h, , 74, T . and; Itierst‘V *; itAlo4smouth,..' sew. . ship; .aie Droned forward for sertice, • and severit other ittli= °Militia ii „ ....... „ . 111191 are fsdored to. itesCelnAated with all O ath * °MP'', - • :-- ". ;eau: ..).:. .. 0 .)...... - i ,. , . . .! pII3III V ,- __ OPP*, .lONIAN. for the eqnipment of s' body of Germisb, Until 30 be raised, brAlte Duke of bronswict. • • •We have otitherity to 'state; thef sevatal of Arose' &laded persons the .Luddites, biking edvantsige. of i the Planet Rncirrs's gracious Ptioeitelatton of par.' don base appeared' before Josses Seer's. ) . Psq. of' WoOdforne, diming-last week, to confess and take , the oath of allegiance.—( Leeds Intellitiiiict.t.) • The Gentlemen deplited iroM the Pilicipal mane. • factaring and commercial towns :orlite United .• Kingdom, to oppose the renewal of the commercial • ' monopoly of the East India Company, bare • cam ') minced• their nseetings in 'Pall Mail, and hare ap.• pointed the Mayor of Bristol Chairmauy and the •• late Mayor of Hull Deputy Ckalrmitt.':. . p ea • Captain Ho:toss; Tate Comm t ti appointed Commissioner of the . 440 ! iltirnoln ; of the late Capt . Scennasue.• • .. I tea • DION ; we age sorry, to heal, le( WI serious relapse of his complaint in his chest ;r, lJoctor i.wit has ordered him on no sur.coent: An return Eor ; ,gpme time to his duty at Drury-lane. Heil new at a relation's at Kirklington, net tar foam, the :noble mansion of his Grace the Duke of NonsoLL. *. Among the persons of rank andeminince presented to his Royal Highness the Patmen Retaiter on Moo. day, was the celebrated thitettitat.'o"-Amateee ef, :.Faildern;" MV.lfositte 111F.Aefagial:inte • presented •by Geoersil BALSA,- 11111 V 1011PatiNA ciously received. Re was most. Vittled, ' and we trust he will be added lb , - vent new uniforms for the army. I- • .424.40. At the last qua:' Stafford, on Thursthi• was a very full and • After dinner, when on, a proposal was . Sheriff, to caltit 0)01 ment not to accede proposition was Wm friends of intolerance of W oepot ~ i • SAM hit Bllsjeity's les JP' er • :Mirror, ft 4 1 and . • , • ~, • ri• i , Ppprrasspotui Faa.;, & . .rehirriresi the Those. Sbigpardy Ironies 4Thamasi. Wend td Orebtadi. • Salitidilds Majesty's :ship' Stifittle; and &Or s iss eiltpa.': fie r tiO#llll. . v o e o • I: . ti c . • 11.-r l tf t ••• Ort,oll brig +os:,tioe. obetelCreetleip latelpcap4amealsputho firosafisists brig, for 'Pty. oussibu ne,.- - la.°3 4 . • The dayebeltoPefli . eAnoing„, v iil t haa' 'it. yet arrived here ‘, l btil,,fe k. ,bintrty expec ft _mss *is packet that latidoldpart:ofhaplattersatßinsaklin Irtlanti ._ MILLASAA --"p SC. i iB.liaire..experimscen a vto. butetermi; art English ftligateWitli a.briettig 4 ria sisnetssiiif the same natt l aiia . .tia l Ts Wan *04 9 4 in ° 04 1 2A 1 44,_ .privri,,Dist. 1 leT r ilis Makers ship Nemesis is of this harbour, waiting for •convoy, - ,-Which Axe prevented from sailing es' account of the very bad bar. Onibi 7th h,it. aholi • t•hitifilasiiiiin the even • ing, tholtrig frirseeis was 'picked on thit"LestiOnlicsii,.oe. Captiin's son oivd ftvetsen *drraropa ;,tha Valo t Kaillios, and ono nett saved ; tiitrkjortiislaaarrisetiso Rock from the'tidto of titstApisiiik'fisiitiliA 1414 i• instant: At hilt pasOthice • 3161114. tha..44ltosatse betty undei the ootonatabf sloe Pilot of.:814-Jolitv'S Antonio ?Into Baptista, used such exertions as. tteier befoie ifraitaliamrdiirid-, and saved - the man- who had for flu:Zama, four' nights existed on whaftherti/k ;site is now bare, ind doing very welt. • t . At Freud% pri rategt t ; of, A2,gunli end 424).men t wee cruiting Off Cork thf, tsth ultimo, and was chased by the skylark The 11. 1 7 11.° 7 - .77 . , - 7. . ...,‘, . . „_: ..4 " . ~_ .. ...... ~ ....,...,7,.'...„.,...- - - - ...., .. ........--..e..„--,il .:,!...i%.-.._..,.......,...,.. .., ~4 t..., . 1,,,. j.... 4..... ....,..v.:::.1 , ~,,........ .., ..., • ....._ ~„ .... 1,7 ._ ... ,7,:,, . • .. , . : •.v..... 4 - ' • . • . . . . ••- • ; • .' . • % . . * •. ' . . ' . " -.- ' ' . el:°. 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A N; A ppENDiX to an ENQUIRY: into thepiel . __ Ilear tired and Sick of all otherispea* Isti s ,o4di orce thee * , Vlt ist 408 : 4001114 i 1 1 . -- - . 1 . • • reatitcm.AußoAßY. • -of thio piesili4- Virtimr4i 441441 Afgt - _ et thedliesilit ihstoSllo4 sifit lASI •rerti • • * -.l l i'', iiikm r, of sig KIRKLAND, M.D.. _.•_- -qz OOP .' I ga - ± - :) , ,t0 pace' lefsd alhaosillotilli!Mits4o4ffes endow t i d o s , iii, the ...A ., 4 , f „ rid ,".,„, 4 . AL., a w e - ' - • - ... - I ilt the Rern.whi o f Otwrecnoo awl 14itifirmeng , Ith )°a . , 0 t , ..i - *Pelli et llinii‘lit • MOW loirdif44,lltorifi'. bt* .., w i t . mit., wig', the c a meo, la •tura. Mom ,q2z 44 ,414 olAir buss attained tit.. "k it - _IS.'"). tits * 111411 • : Obi caadadalt s : 4 . ! ell * thte l r e el ie l befi- WI 1461 - 1111 .• 1211117, -" ,, sio ta' - ' ‘ * 1 rn"'"'" I" ' Oki , • consideret t take* train /he • beton% die Enolish artisahfotootriols upon that body, altengii Via tbraa Coktatta • , - of 't".'" ' w ° uk t e te r e • .*,:e* t.'" of t ". h ' to free . latrodtwtiort Notes•Arl 1 . 4 ,.., , ,.. . , • . tea *LI tbiantera - ' ' •'' ', ''. '. ' CiaPi I* theateliell -* la th I"""wicsrliP'jm:sht-irlialaoAre, Sor'grou, Apothe c ary to the Term., alone ? ' p ro it 10 voirlogrt blistacter is thoeettemita . ~ ~, ~ : I . , ~ . . . . ~ .... . , ... . I ,;, , at' pro SOWN ;;341 . . im•gt;Od faith, shoild "st Sbo awe at pro.. ,tec,. h =LT, ~ . ndniee.,• . .**.• - Ille - ; ' ; V* '. I ~,. 2 OPllleOlb, the . .; k 1 ,sc. ‘,l ood ad Blacks, 32, Fleet-street I Ann Wit etcaaigil4,, •.- • t,' '. , anaolfirr,oftlaisitaitios;VlAch • Printed for Us-erw • %Oils im, tambitints:wkh:tbiiesiit oilade c itadent ' and . .• • _. • 0, vit , t g ol ithfield. - -...... "z . ~ sv i i N The Ilya . 40 ., - e i t ou vi i .li . . thOirAff . o i tTlo livotiesoototioiisolfig*Od,T 00 ek. Was tlienenro# by til4'! i rittch ret4sierit. - - • !.. .- , - ------ sielts. Y . - . AMe . lO-mistirPlerea iiil Coreijeldi . owl) ir .. 4,". ............... numi. • 1 • i 46 1 40tfrs 'at this moment I - ig !inn/ . not be enteitifinisi tinetsontal ,4e .thh.fapinlfflity Of; . . • . - 7 - ar .. Yi •- , ./.:. ~.., r P . 1 ............... . Nubia !.. . ... cu 1...... .., ~. .E•tr 1. , • - ' -- ' 1 1 ............ a . Lisbon ' ?• • s:. ~ . : ease ot hence ;It would ow 110411451 9 -sk all Pepe,,,a . his paillit hi izattatinanicatp:Sorereips,. , :,i .. • • *., 41 -.:, ~,:, :.,•:-... ..1-1 Old 4. •. 1 V ...,.. ' - II .............. * .p . Gitlifebeflik • , I t. ) ,..... , c ) ', Opes .._. . ii t bi t .4 /ego the , everinall/C . ••;11100e. lA* fawn ' which eiwklate inOstilderainlY 1 11 4 1 10 1144 . 1 )on 01 0- Tl i alf a 4 tille lll o l . eanairrl4,9lo4W fOrgreitof 9 . . .............. Gaits** ... •..: . ' "•• .''''' - Wit•ololbe .ts in .mind • • 4:41t - utuidona Data- The Date of 14°11P4is didtdvii . 4, ;Mit 102 1 0, 01 4.4 14 . tile ;Oda 11100014ffiler,,* foe, Pertesaiithiose42-the • . s .... .. 7 •••: , • • • Jer' . . . Pa ' a ' • cite no iitypatio cis wed !bat ! . .ifirepteatatatielV is the Bain% ill! , now CatoraidgiAlla wine Aketeink .. --"" • H --- ITOCIII Tun HAT 111 em,... A .R. '.- . .ailikaliaer of a shi p , ' . 141414149 g lla ke the I.ll ' - petitleme writ* 4refir liow lying .flos iliratittail at . 01l s • sh e . 3ol, l s• h a . ' .: .. : ' • ; :,... ... 9 .4.. - -.,;4.-.! - .. ‘a. • l'ilICK t H a n:, 1111 ._, „,. a - '7 ll 0 - 7. - , - 414,Ser - ii. i ; ' . $lSSl4l.:lStin . isittud, hut ' l l**lotottuip Intro the alelionses'ia Winikalister • leti it ga . yo_ _ , ca t tt_____ i on 'or, oteitoilb cebiser 4,, lilt ... ~. • 3 Per e e " t '''l gu. Al w '' " • 314..1i 7 p •- -: r lliomood ' for foocl,4ol,ed thither with south istolAilitOont tilliti 10 PetitiOill mow mart/W. ; 36 .,‘ I per Ce.ll. Loin. _ I. t . , I p„ Centi. s4l b..,. 4 - - to , A ce t..tili 9, .. o ca tt o . ut aub s pc., et 444 ,so much fu r it, halal; thOofissirtfOne which were notorious* , not : F7'.,_.. th i l --- .. e'at 's , ~"4 " - " - ‘ .. ja-r--.7-vrrilmj )l6.6 -7-7x *AY . ,:b4. etre 1 ' 4 per Cent. 1 . 4 . 7 , e , ...., .. . .--. Tick. ....:- . . tha . pow . - cre g ores co utkut .. comet o"i t h founded in fact. 'T h e . Bishop of tolowyntitiltO t o ok yeltordo_Z), Whi01 , 44 CIAO, of Ai' .4,atioittas .p s i. ' 1 ~.. __,... , ..0..... \:I . a paan d,.. d ip , a d si stassektitows y se., l op e -. the eildirt"itlr., id th e PrelooPititto ,o.F . ;I - pwittgOo • vows! Wri l , rive pp to , SkOf Ilti;ciewe Sk Testes . .. -, . • • • t iron 4. tad-rieir of tfotfOk OgOltir the CI - be eaptutvd, we krill, ' thatifter they. were Ells- THE IS Atte - MAN. ..:....* 4k• aOsso , .td 'IL tio.i!,l!oje Afterdittikos,. lifoi 3T4.„, to de i p rei f i ti ,th ik t e s sli of the yee i - - . • . th .,. - ,•,. s : L , es • I !:' -thought 'Orbrlifighst the sufferers Sri fiieteron.l Ai. A le% ."fi l po n .OW 4i e m osi Ir ma , an bo t tio be left to chlt • 0,10-fidimett,. ilk, .9 Shiln . , !, =;l22;"rili*. . -. ' '' ii!llat tOZWAkitli ** and saitioliii lit s iki ' lib, siiiisjaised disdelitilii ritilse taegiel• ' and:'PldwilViti'qesslirnwa.riesiihtriiittns, vetch ; . A LONDON: • -', 4 ..' 7 : 14 Fr -- ..7._Jl :•'; •".' 4 i . . 'l' ' . .y j lit . •, ,I• P ~,, •• AI • •• 1 tumuli ilk. ite ws hlown sifienten % )lnkr, egos Co wl PAULIN IL Kkbarl;cd'aud sailed with t4 f.r -. T.; .i led ... inisli44 ° 4l . ' ' t , • - . ... . Tt niesoalf, TWIRL/MIT 4, t 0,0,, .A . ~• 1 , . . . . , , , - • ' 1 C 7 14:419t. Op ; dial' ; ' . -. ' French yaws hive been received v i,. to to .„ , ~ slid he returned . hag. 41ShfiliiiiO4 . 11G: 0 ' , .. .. , . . .' ' .Cl l : l44 thir e"Pr for 240‘ 1111141"14114 :sasa, 46e i s ii7.‘atr o i 7arers CaPtaill . ii i Irkii-A :aetC h iliall °Dth '99th . ' Frei , - regilieattictOtl; Inv: Melt 1 bailie4'oU - a per i o d as M on day last, which unquestionably ass: silsteespers irons the s rpotildity eilhol likinial.. peva SO that fossli stiaa s, pr • ol o st a o lb , v - • . r_..- bar h. Trim dilated of selling's! so hitch a.rati.' '• ' - - .. _...._ ... ... . . .- %L.. Illiall- ^kw 1.,:i I a,: : if : 2, irterlessinns y. tot, t i lint of :t o • . thy; the.l4tl. of 7irery t tilers respectable.Eieno' 9 Xvtli t tetea. n the county buOnelirwns galled marl to sign a Requisition to the aunty Meeting to Petitihn, ie to. the Catholi t u i psfins. The sunediately gat) these; Ice bare not yet bein if* to ob. t to a requisition to be presented • . • A AL • . - Lary .drabegil.,pa i ckety • that sailed- froth Co. Tiffin* o n the It3d 04..paseeti,tkrittagh a ilea. .41 .80 . - twin nimes sufficient . sail on the following day,,under (tenser of a line -of - to the Sheriff. This, however honourable to thelfa.. battle ship, a frigate, and . osloop. 'i gistrates, Is much to be lamented, as bad soth a meet. ! A Gentleman of the. name . of Smith was Aroma ing taken place, the defeat of the • friendi of into. froM his horse in Swallew.street on Tuesday evening, lerance, and the triumph of the suppOrters of. ,reli- and so much injured that his life is despaired, of, • ge glous freedom, .would have been emitieritly glorious : had his arm broken, besides receiving a _dangerous and complete.. This 4ttempt, and the circumstance fracture on the side of his head. , , . • . Fel the Wiltshire Requisition having alio originated i DAaisa Roanzay.—Ou the 28th ult. it night,* ' tit the Quarter Sessions, looks very wench as if Go.. . villain' ascended by a ladder- to the bed-room witnlOw treatment had employed their theta throdgheut the of Mrs;Fletcher, Kingston-buildings, Bristol, broke kingdom, to try their stren g th upon the -q u e stion , in th e square unscrewed thewindow,threw apthe mil, , [ .., every part of the country. , •' ' ' • land entered the room. before Mrs. F. heard him.. Tw On Sunday night, about eleven o'clocknise Ports- ; cliildren,, hear niecea, were in the same room, Gee. et mouth coach, on its Way to London, was overturned : whom began to call her aunt, ot wliiet the vitiahs, . L,- rawer Petersfield. The Mail, as usual, had Stopped ' who bodo 4+!k lenthorn, drew a d'gger, which be . to change horses at the Dolphin Inn, - Peterafield, • flourished Orr her head; he then.pulled down a crepe when the animals took fright and galloped off with , over idi face, , IlOscarcely took nodes of any thing ; gent Velocity upwards of 4.mile, paming . cleir of in the •room ; but on seeing a writing desk, he very the turnpike and bridge, nor were they steppe:lin „leisurely mtdown, opened his !anthem, and witista ' their dangerous career tint they Time In contact with . sharphnitrument cut it open, and took Bank-notes i waggon, which upset the coach : providentially no :to the timoint, of upwards of 491. and u suit of lives •were lost, nor any person hurt, except a naval child's elotthes,:whiCh happened to be on the draw. 'officer, who had his foot•brokett in cousereqce,gf era, as.he retreated out of a window to the ladder.-,- the ' , vehicle falling on him. • ~ A week hcfort, the house was robbed by villain, en. Cuts Dear n aus.-..Seturday night, a innate child, , terinf . the kitchen, . and stealing servants' elitists% . 1 provistons, 4c. A great many robberies have beers .about nine mon th s old, decently einalled, avid in a I •. I committed in Bristol of late. I...thriving state, was found among soake loose timber, • . - which was piled upon the Whattat i linkitilist • India' • At.s., aniNe FIRES.—A dreadful fi re .was , discovei. 1 e 4 breaking out jesterday morning, about • three Docks . , Blatkwall. It waksent to likaaspital at • • • Poplar. , - ~. :t ,i;t • • o'clock, us the ygnct. American merchantman . , • • (CaPtured as prize), lying in the. London 'We are informed .by Dr. , famoseelhiansos, that , 1 1h • '. • . t heDGekai in one of the raidlaett counts sts there fie 4t this time a ada P 7e tallow , h emp ? an d , rop i ng ; • eb* flagratem commeeced in a room under 'the dealt, family who have two eitildren with altitheCharaeters where' .a itikat - it v of rope' &c , were deposited., and features of the. .41binoe. Neither tither nor The ; men . wlio. were on board, asleep, Were We , mOthershave any, such cheraotem• Them are , ie al i k el . - - ~ Modiately. alarmed, .and iSI - - - ill / _$ , . thane lives, by - . iii - , el - other. have bay, such ttleeraottre:' . There are many m ed i at o r . a l armed, , an d succeede d escap i ng . rabbit-warrens is thrabove country; .atid, it is tittdr . with' .their lives, by getting' lot*. a boat that lay Albinos are not IlliWara" ip 'that ... o 7 C which the alongi4de. Soon after the . gra brabff .oat the . common people impute to thing so mach upon rabbits. sup touting-engine arrived, and by thivactivlty Oa the efteranoiret Monday eirobeglie a the girl, of thl ijetnen, in quelling the devouring Ideinetok, ..: three. year* of age, daughter pf hfc" Wm. .11ack- tie vessel los s fortunately v eaned .from complete d. . . • t forth, printer, In iltimfbid, war killed .In'• Past- s t ruc ti l l a ;___A mo th er fi rs 11 ,4 5 , 0 k appane d. " to m" street, by the wheel of a waggon paislig :tree her morning, et nine o'clock, : in the ettealien,pliatiagi. , l' lima. A brother•ot the . unfortimate cW nerrierly 44 ce hatoniing to MrratalatioltkGmaelhonswlNFS . . eloped the maim melancholy fate.' . '` . ' • Old rich 4 1 1010 0 4 , 4 diatermagglit 4 * AO Complaints against:the Milltevy OW tiet t arytiy4Xnr. betiding. 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