The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

a Oil& ist *mow It is with Malts pals __ vest, this dty, to the comeilseim the romati of Cork I it is 1- ' 1 serve, by tie statasomes b. moderate mord*s of combieeil any sulkiest for the re the posisimmos of the Aladin. At a the whim the govemmest set at every side with tarsi Ostrom whisk pervades tomehmess resists's* to ' is 'reload, growing sae di/broody apes She peewit Mtheir dil.mt elsepoiters. —whew lossclal Vilkolties these secteolesed molommeemeimi which is Maisel brims ' .had taxes, disband la the r exorcising Maitre/IW' heretofore preteuldidiii . is me the Ithease t eei l l thy ; the mest a xgz as we have ._ colds" of the goSenement o , its by vosaidog fords mossoest 7 thr sod she Wag's Rene tie Kiag's govemsesat, . imelligible impost, Amid dare to act la epposideo ~ Whet . we shaded yesterday sad their factiees did set know ill Ils:t laagaige of the Meet . isegeage of a rawkioiri the moo with violeoes, • • glowerl—The fact' them persist retired ; Nr, Sherif Som. exclaimed, that hi 1 Weald not sit tier" " ' Ids Sorereigo.". , The Goverammt.laro '- is Is limes of IMO posillemlity, ems them .. resegades i retreushmem is rommemed ; sod it ie Ohs: they show their gragtode it oil Ismer beessies. - The )(Atria; sod yemistiou me asirly ealimetede awl they aso drimo to arieeperate Weisman. Bat, we um*, the Oposouseat will let them Awl their issigoilicame, sod amok at ease, this desperate usaligromay. Ifs hew well the mum ef their couldtat mdmity—it is totitior piled ireases-Title to tell the /Clog, OA if he will et accerititg le their view, " hs Aar sollosA*lol omi t Crews." This is . me. of the develieMelOs , 1 Orsage systems mod this is wises Omaha.. a 4 The Govemmout "gist skew itself 'etrospr, 0 4r. des. UMW. TIM ilrlii , . Coos, Jsit.lp.4l* for .'.lock' * :se. fist .' fa, 4 . 11 •1 rims,';. * , etilthe, I* Opse . is terwleelis. The 409.10 4 : am:Prk la in% Is t . obi R. shoetiog weenies leek ap their as __ - heave. Abet thirty ma arced. 'WV 10 . 4 1 111 "* the heek.4oer , sad a dean y reme4l4.l l l the parlour. when the arms were placed sear the keg rime. They did het attempt my ether %okay. air did they molest the above mamma. who were is ea' laside bed chamber, at the other side of the hall, and beard their prucemliegs sad cementation distinctly ; bet they divianded, after taking tbe pistols from a drawer, say other arms that were in the boner, freesias e'd woes*. the hemakeeper. who said there wereeto Mer areas is the ham, exempt a sword which be. to Dr. Kirby, thee in Frame; they replied 17 11 er eheeld have this also, as they knew so me a deafest laid have of a sword. sad especially a doctor whet wea 1 k Frame. This they also took Mr with them. Mesa me of Mr. Kirby's men hesitated shoat girieg up the award, one feliew said, it is better to give it up peaceably. Is, if it is war you want, war yoa shall have, or if poem, yea shall have peace. The persona who appeared to nee se commander, preserved the strictest order, sad did ad appear to be over sweaty years of age.—Mr. May &dewed them oat. and endeavoured to enter into a cow peonies with them for his pa, whoa three of dam me somas*, sad said, by media' a musket to ILaatalbe he nay get his p. &pia, sad appeared very plies ea the emesies. Three of their berm tired, sad they leek them Woad of them from a farmer who *resides seer Ik. Kahl, with an lajnection to have the tired uses sent Is Kanto& the out monting. It was widest, fees the dress being light hies, Sec. that this party was hem De bedew. sad they by se means attempted to hide their Ahem. A rasp dahis farmer in the neigithearheed. of dm name of Dead "Meetly. Maud ...Mr. Kirby, was Mee sobbed .f a pa by the sum party ea the Name M IMO others in the maw directioa. It is estraordinary, sad has fernialsed a gotta of ma lidemlie enemies, that this securrence shoeid have Mina piece, as the whole of this immediate aeighboor heed was patrolled oa the same sight by tie Ankeny cavalry, end a party of the cubism's ' seder the ems nand of Sir Aspetes Warne, with which party Mr. Kirby himself wait set. when the robbery Mok plate at his house, as also by the &nowise detachaseate a two 4 the Oh drapes+, easier the Hoe. owl Ker. Maser D. Bermiord sad Jostle MiCarthy, two Magietretes ; else the staff of the city Cork militia, ender the cam mead of Mr Nicholas C. Coltherst sad ilesph C. Pin geraid, Basel., a Magistrate ; also the ref the death (Cork militia. soder the cemmead of Hones Townsend, Beg., another Magistrate. Yet, setwithstaadlog all these detacimmesta sad parties, sea of white mast it mew dam or ether have hese very mar the beaded., they escaped withestlaviag been sewer bawd by theft; land the pleader of them arms oceans* the very side sight that time ealsmiases emu the ;lead; of Mr. i Lowe ee enfants** , area. We have also leaned that • firmer emir 11141 , 1 1 1 tenet to W.F.:had, ass last slight rebbsd4 I have 1 stantat stem Olt Story Meg from •Dristoitegira , fibeop's Iles 4 .' Meow, of inwteoes, so Wirer Win. was l i pooh* finegell. • fft_s: • gwamt It WS fighlto we hen to sassemes the theti of the 941111i50 of St. •Afbook who departs& sea life o• The** Wees* at lit 0/1106'11 beim IA St: Janes's grow 1l UMaa iws loft twelve ciliates w lamest . Debbseldwe bow. bee nosing as invitaties fr•W some wit& ammo is doe soighboorhowl of Chichester so ?NOW iwllfamoula tint city es Woutsioy anti rid s , 4S OM 1100444141 Polly, we seolawased be will Aim, with a essepatty of farmers at Steysieg• te l t di es % oedema a bre gsaatity of imams frous shod. Oas et thSprissipal brewers is Omultridp hes re duced than Trios stale ewe patsy per leant. The ;umber of N published is the Massa Kingdom at this time, le *BO. of which 57 hese frost the metropolis; 130 hos the revise's of Eagles& and Wales ; 31 from Seethed; 54 from bellied ; and eight from the Islands of Jersey. Guernsey, he. Mies that; use fifth of the whole *moats fres Lemke. The frauds who was tried and cooricted ea Illeadspl last at the Middlesex Sessions, soder the womb el Illtitimise. fat receiving mosey for the pretesdei sole' 4 MMus wader Goveramest, is said to be better bows. to a ;iodide; class at least, by the oanse of Grey. CIRCUSITAIITIAL Ihrtnescr.—The following Net whimsical sod shrewd rebuke for chargiag coo dram shootiel evidence, took place some time ago at the Arian for the misty of Westmeath, is Ireland a—A brawling old worms was es her trial before Bares --- for a robbery. Whoa the Judge, is his charts, was procerdlag with as esseserstion of eiresitetaneee., sad had just proossoesd the words u Now, Gentle s, pot those things together." she broke out into the most sagoversalple vociferation. To silence her was impossible. H Hold your tense, woman," said his Lordship. "1 wOO% horrid my tongue," said she . 46 with your pitting together ; Toler!' a wart es year nose. aid I've a wart on my chin, now put that end that together, and will it make ma a rogue or yes as notary was ?" __ match of twelve miles for MI plasm. Ilia nayesterday morning. over a mile piece of grosad.st floras. mar Cher:soy, and it was a Sae treat to SIM Opodalota. The oompotitors were a Cop al. Grilles sad a Geadesaaa of the same of Barrisg. tea. Each two exiles were performed as follow. : Gaarsttits, Ma. Sea. 1161111Mi0T011. MI.. See. Pint 9 First 4 Ileomad SS Stead 111 rum 4 Third .. IS 96 64 north • I •• 911 Foarth nth IS SS Fifth IS Si Simla elzth 44 I Hoar, 16 SI I Hoar, 16 44 It was owe of the elesest matches that bare taken place for years, by about 60 yards gained, chiefly by strength, is the last bait mile. Mr. Barrington was backed at eves at startiag, but it was to 1 against him after &lag thu woad mil.. We are requested by Kr. Beetham, the Secretary of the Eagle loseraece Corspasy, to state for the se. eerily of seek of their friends as have omitted to re sew their Cluisbaas Policies, that it is necessary the same elesehl he Weeded to forthwith, which may be , does by epplicado• to either of their °Sees in Corn. bill, or Ilegeitetreet, comer of Aisle-street, St. James's. whom Aenuities are greeted sad purchased, sag every illescri4lon of Life sad Eire Insurance effectad as gait terms. Id: IL is a.lloyaece for rest of Pewit" deli:eyed by Fire, as heirofore. Oa Sunday laet, the IStb lot. leis Royal Highness the Rake of Tort. as Perthteat of the Cieledwian Asyls m, attended Divine Sereite is the Mastic Claret, Cross Street, Hatton Garden, for the benefit of thrt Caledonian As)lura connected with that Cherch, and established for the education of the chatters of Scots soldiers and sailore, who fell in the *orrice of their country. The Sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. • 'trio, of Glasgow, Assistant be the celebrated Dr; Chalmers of that city, in whish the Mewed preaches with great ability and the most powerful *ad persua sive arguments, pointed oat the surpassing excellence of charity and mercy ; during which be secommeadell the claims of the Society.with the most Seely feeling. setting forth some instances from real 116 is the high lands of Scotland, " where the friends who attendmi the funeral of the father east lots for the support of the orphan family." Such appeals to the compels. don, which was numerous and respectable: were eat in vain, as we understand that a wry handsome collet- don was obtained. , The Club 'of Free Migbt a aders being antis*. to support an Institution whose childrea are clad is the Mountain Dub, appeared upon that .ecteasise is their etch and splendid highland dresses, and bad she bee — ' • . . .41 'tr ' ' soar of attending his Royal 43/Agleam's to •leia seat. - • ~,) ...te: s l and were thee/metres accommeeithed is des )ifiselageira ` : : : . 4 :' •' -.. seats armed the Royal Violet" etetimaiedialely peke ' —.‘.`• • ' . the tutfarled . bathers of Loyal Nettle ltrithele which were deposited - la sir Dora Oellswww‘eik:*,. • c ... 4 s e ..4.-4.- >4 , ..4,,, ).. Hake of Sanwa!' sailer . nit guard of 16 10 41011 4 • 1/.., '. in their , ow* church. to a rallying.ppittyter , petit oiCaled.osia w in the days of 0 1,1 2001 1 :: i1ed .. ,.., toned 4, flaiter, emotes+ de la '_ . _MC: ':•:. ,• . ip4 ;l . iliaatneee of these nehmen la theft itiiiiiiiii • -: • ..- -- • - these .• rier. sit'Very la sent to the beret** sha • • from w ihellfamenad PreacibeTl a y sto e:- palMilstrfbe et - • Charity sad .iiessipsuit - . by the a of the 1 ee4 in . is ielad:!. • as Ili • Maid. "is the . .entaataia :Mk' , pi *plea • sae above tbe °thee. id. tie .0•111 et a altenler pp eeekli . The (vial eine of she boys sea thidtreireeleared dress. together erith the ieepteeelec'ebei alitosseassms .W l4 r11 0 4141 ' e° ' (regatta* net fee edit supra and editaaties, wale that pond at attraetieka vary Oman aiiliskintstiag effect.' la tlie s oppesit ' -if the .husk' Wit seat otitieelly Geed op for Royal Pamity.aatipelmil. sad Mama /1 -with scarlet s . 'weakish lini•lintilic hah`. Was hlsAsyN ` dig Dabs of.Yorit, nittianded hy the f4ob ~!i yeath . killia.saldstef.tlarli•ibleing " 4 " ' wi4 l l l Y' tbolietteFOllaitel." aid Wendel letth lbw feetils( so. Illealidifelly desortbod it the 16th pentaineee. whieli c a wc yraa th is oceindoese . ' "le life's . whim eptiglids pads, - • - 1111di ilea -.• • ._: _-• • • . Me "legal 1144•••.fappeappit ono 410seor *Set *e Weida* paid to blit-by the Ifigbleadate. Witten asta to'recan to his elttall tba Seld,if Aleisiadrii, fr whim the' inelithible stasdard of 'Gael tank beneath abeSesetishe Thistle. - The Highlanders, after attend al flighsep se his carriage, returned to ad eabecribed their main as a soeley to 'ateik awaked she thinks of the liberal 'lll-4111.1111e 'Meet sad esiumodicom b, 4 1. • WINO* ranter, and baps that w+ •a ~ labst _lf tree MIS. b4riliegeNlWlllS) • * MOW of Items talents could wily be . 010 . serially arra that, is proportion J palletise, these is is district of Srotimsd which ...redeem% mom clergymen of greater talents, piety, sad raspeetability, time cla Highlands. . ~ y -,Y Watley Wailed. the Common Hall at the Hainreity. Glasgow, was crowded by three o'clock to witness the installation of Francis Jeffrey, Eq. as • Rector. He was greeted with the louden He addressed his auditors : 'spread his high grati- &maks at his election being. at this time. usasiatonv; and paid a somplimest to the successor of the late D. Young, sad to those gentlemen who felt themselv,i constrained ea a former occasion to oppose his elec tion. He was most happy that pub unanimity had been restored. He was not aware of any inflation like this, where there were so many donations fee prise essays; and Messed to consider them as greatly motributing to the forwardlog of the education of the Snidest' share. He was anion to keep in remem brance his present high h t and, for that purpose. proposed. with the permission or the Seam, to inti lute as exercise, by presenting a lam to the. College, sufficient to yield a gold medal annually, alternately to the Greek andlionmeity Classes, for general excel nom in Recitation and Elocution. and that this prise be awarded by t h e general suffrage of the respec tive classes. He paid a compliment to the young part of our Southern neighbours for their superior enuni adon and general philological acquirennots, and win aware that navy an excellent essay lost math of its raise is the reading, from the defect that be wished, is some sort, to remedy. - Htaa COUIV or Josrtcusr. Setxsaeoa.Jaxtt asv 14.—Wiltiam lease and Alexander Campbell.were this day waived one charge of passiag forged notes, psrportisg to bepayable by the Oritistsidaest Composay.—The Lewd Advocate adjourned the diet against Alexander Campbell until Monday next. lanes placid rap sod the public prosecutor restyles /a the pain of low is his ease to an arbitrary pude meat. The Awy having forged the prisoner galley. in terms of his confession. Mr. Measles predsoed der' tideation of Wog previous good conduct frill is "getable parties, the prisoner'. .former emplizz: sad also stated. that at the time the premat was committed the panel was is great &tress. The Court, taking these circumstance into anilderation. sentesved.the prison, to the mitigated punishment of some years transported**. Thanday 'Gerson. between four and ire (Velma. the village of Hackney was thrown into great alarm, by the serene •of Mrs. Ooodbehere ntemieg iota the streets and exclaiming she should lose her mistrees. Ae neighbours Instantly rushed ism die house. Mid qiis covered the unfortunate lady jest quitting the mein enveloped in lames. They wen' instantly Oa - guished*: but Mis. G. was si dreidfolly buret, that* only lingered until one yesterday istereieg,ielbee' pat au sad to *mid; . H11.0,..yrr s4 *pint of age. s .Lvit i::,4 ,'l E. ` I, OP .1R1L41" tad WM Illagistrates Mid i party of dragoons , . Win -' • .it the iseledisei isighbosrhaml. in noturnre pee% saw. 17;) , liti let tireaSitaidksit es evasesva is that we see esseggled to ed., Bait wa g bad by'llNifird Feet. Iraq. Coroner , s tl unsatissiesef Iselin 'strata id *sada 'tot. of Palace /lobo. la Ms mewl. 'Teo el 4. 1 .- lb° bt stas It Rofolorls , before a respectable 4. tis bowsnr. estiefsetery to .... Jury, tonsing , weed thin pandas of the witnesses, tale the provinsial 11'spees. that 1 Sena " die demand seats by - iiis death, is eon- t eseabised siglisses and feces Is usgesses e. ger* woes& inflicted on his body asd • t mention of them esesseeksed mak._ hys4palstind at Nat h./Captain Adderly Beitunsh. s etas der& sad &Misr BeeNsi Bernard, Bal. in the preservation e if their iteb *es, sad is discharge of their duty in I goner eesest of tin esseary is low tbeitablle, siel preserving the yearend tin- 4 dillieskies-orbes to the agrirsd• PrAtb oo m m ey. 4 4 l arg e. instils ell Inked, is added. the DemrssalleAstwax we Bannte.—Os Friday last. at to the payment of rest sad lithe her e..m.. y dews eassistieg of between 500 and ' tot ef the same cases. operating Ir e '• ' sal mostly tommted. attacked 4 Mentifost. Beg. aed 'Aeolis, homes of 1 4 tb° two elwit'im' ••• "tt lawn. sad Patterson, fast all of: which they i iox t ed. seers, or 41111 Went eitalesetslooes took alidt. ' ' FAIII of Autry. with that promptitude 1 kohl's an Matey farther toed& to sad Ica tsa llasZ o wlileh melts- MI diameter, hearing of i i n grfaisol iil ........ if ti s a t, a gi .,... m. loth lioe , osil b o wbest is friene, tbree w b i eu th n a at pe er, opfroc cuttingeeded 1 k_ — "."''" 17"=,..%; "" sow et ow before they separated. and made for the I ''' ww'r ow." • '-'' 111 °* Ohms eg to Macrons, where •they overtook 4 fasetiese. r ti nin.' irlia have thyri; , dakilglif, *mid the Chapel at Bailie. * ie szelealreleyelti, win wangle* tentieg,'' leg a siembUs reed leading to Lacks. visa; bi ' e • Owed Innen miles Nod Bantry.— .." P rinriag *111; 4 6 4. sk t s t an " . l ... e l l. " The In !'gig lobes to the • 'nights above t it web I time, -u--, add is =------.- riti' reed. irt diem skit wean of his Lordship's lit- * ""'s forward " I° ° °° _,.._ dt°•ll : de bend. . they thereby were earmaragel to make Illeold. sll hi Ist thy us 11 9,* V I'm ''snattesilitikeettes froliirs.' Mid-they com- b wassson—bylaseldet the Kiag ittnee dh 4 a 'oriptifrol bill. annetative•-by setting ter" tlefieses si i d - • . 4 ,f . at. and tittering weamsetief •mest aid s • - .limns* back the ohm &Debt *Mel Kin Of tarefelleat * • 111 to ennui with sub ' re. . . dos to rests WILL! •- '. , *log , One , ,lotteet :. take -betormeete, yesterday to the paltry 'Corporator', ba d .. ' tbelr ate% • bet roiled procesdisgs at their dimmer. we, bad three ~ • sees late dni;illes. -Lord Bantry at occarred. We did sot knit dial , asil 4°4 o. ho owl Oa' wet Portbodortf a „seamlessly disloyal descrigitt Illk.W. l it ' i' - !N iVigv " Whill i 'itt° L"" bi l' .° be°- I .' iber VOL as te Ant dils mast sad two tearasum CIIMIACTSII, TM* Nlll' . I A N . • ' ice , ha .u m „ sa d 44 !ism* osj 1.6. 01 ,111 is 'lre bees westiud. 'The party bet is IMyraid a dnli f—geormi 40 w staled their grimed as barns pee- . dirk Maned es Bastry, With 'a view to 1 istiodbolliP _ . • __. -t . , .ges prissesdebref the tilled end 'needed. Oda. we '. 14 4w° are .„,""" l " 4 ,4:_l i " w s,!""__!, 'tensity to toy. they wen set able tie .fumy Vat the ' boWl filo woes volwww ides , °"' seen& ' his Indship is nested.* to have " "ittiotatiollWo9ll l P ottotA letiPlo *tablet wield bow 'te eellest We : set glskettee.:44 11 osewlat i t: Oise WM* derelolsoits 1 Jinn i his so leogerwilisswitbot to bestow Is Isk this shies f•iteers.ssesp4seutii finest lowelleittY. eilopAbeee sooeloctriod geavt" . ol his inirttip had the iiiiiipbtot. asenr ;, ._ _ - . - _ vigils esespatry et dimmed Ste/Meg.— the &wish The ens Cosa issacarrinn crinententel ' ' . ~, Vi i . in` his Regal Nil re. 14.--9 i Saluda,' iseselait tams &boil I , y e rn.'• nye a correspandest, are agligigil 110 v t !"1, • "__,, 14 . t ~ of Nishalas Kirby. I • ' ,•• i et* ir ,„„D y s p ee kkot I but of the tiro! the gs''mgo I • bY Ai a ria4" dis ' i s " t " ' Anelsontferreirk and pteinfirrosers, thl gigggiiggg- - .! ' lisslred. , Asibed et tire aiggega . . liVabw4. II". ' at * , ' : jaase ' . 1111111 - 7 11lbli' Pall "vir liming ebe W rch . reel*** it k s ' f ear rose r a • I. The fowling pieere.ll4o, sad . • dohs ' r • set 0 -11 4 — tingair . - , the sass. we slwis imptirogn et. Alin All: ' ~, • - dig Iggrigider ._ - .nary iliggiweia i a loss . iedre i s h ei asillall'Oergh, 1144 sib olio iiii soil Os far Ms losa same* sboolikl ty dal pragad ak swains , !MOW to that si i iighhierbesid. and lobe' 4.y. Emmy. sag ssesspalolis iresslisr.--(41.) Wood. for it is sir residence ter the .&ght el Mr. LAO The Ciliftgasit of Geasegair lalgiOl&P_ hate . is dos psysisoos it thirty nes truied.sesess4 do 16110, by igswearlistsitaly. ter the OW id their Isll9lptiora. h is prm i soo d no - • ~. _ t _e.r t '-: ~~ .. er , 1 Irbil* there titre eraft ms gala their wealth ; where is be pretested is deduce seaway be permitted to be 4 America the utmost la• a wish to the isercise of eat a antrarar. sad with e Usher! Stow *ere as to Serape are drop mutant classes ars asierteamely • France. ami is broth ere rata the puddle alai. Of loos project sow proposed ▪ sad talliet is that by dresses of the passe is to be I of which the public Awes whir& le ta, hamppeisted lark" iri tar *ma 11l he iiiMrloairerb Per e brwa eepiatmily gismo as krbirihMes . the Teas rmi othirddegreesiraima** illeaple. The amirseigi af *SW 11 0 1 "P l a s, i b4o6 * ladwe,dalMotple samibiliet 44110110011 1 1 bar Isis meet lirrgramme. togs filtwAslise to mairamiedge is Massaimiste every this, lope, at say time. that sair. NI be awed. Besides, the re muss *mimes that his shield moo be seeded to: to provost which would is by sa ad)rretareat. not top ~sns► for. t►sa to std • ■ has a t►int for bloat, sad y thing to satiate it. Mes eta for war spied the por poises their rehglea. Religiose ion, which sefortenately for ed sore hearse destrsetios 31 other easier; for is seek of Christianity are *singed, d by obsessing of Ti Demos sankind. Beattie talks of • we wishes to esinblisi the is eke, while Englase, tlroeal has appeared to forward the I Bet whether the Greeks be fall I fall ',Uhl* the ire. gen} of votive -of *be Tatice ken Se time OPP ecereoly be orreided.-- ems tree, thee tie *hob of seirt- do weer. et hie eon, sr will ihe jemmied lay the 4011 Ali lefarlased. ad add psedealst re eareeress sod Oen destine. In *Orating, yetithess, dew oil. will. se deabt. ebellbalely F pond ; *ay are oriel sad are brave moldier, t the easiest Immense satire. bat the result rho resealed of Tarkey by tie of considerable Imporsasce le se ;aides, who have beep set lesaader, will seen perceive its trade. y siestas before twelve o'clock. dace is Pall-mall, in his carriage se at Brighten. 'clock a Cabinet Cassell, which le Marquees of Lndonderry. was )Mcs. which was attended by the ro Chaseeller of the Ezebeqser, osthroderry. Earl Bathurst. the Viscount Melville. Viscoast Sid e. Mr. Peel, sad Mr. C. Wives.' nos were reseal at this Cellist Moisten for the first doe since slice. Viscous Sidaseeth was he has resigned the seals deface I so that be males his seat is the 'tin oice.—{Coast arenter.) no: %them has hew appointed a Wirers is the MU of as Her. to has resigned. 'de, is the French papers, state, tithed embarked or the morning abet es bawd the Recision, for :ompanied by Sir Frederick Hut ted Viee•Admiral Moore. It Is g the Lord High Commissioner r P. Adams is invested with the his absence. The Gazette of the he Ist of Deeember, contains the r those powers on Sir F. Adams. Theme Lane to the awe of Se e. tre dee yesterday, to the great la merchants, who hear of the arrival daily to private individuals, wit►- ,btaie their letters by the register want of the Freseb mail. is which .rs from Spoils. Italy, and the Bast particularly felt. It is stated, that put on beard the packets at Calais, ill they halve passesters; which, if the delay, bat two sae scarcely be lie serriee cas thas be allowed So t advantage. espatebesfor Desist mad China. of Athol. Captain E. al. Daniell. East ldiaboaee, ad delivered to 1 s ' s'~J .2