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•--- _,...,,,,.. ..,.;,.:.„„,..4 _.... .....„, ce - 0 -- e - f ...., . . . . . ... , . . . . ..., ft* niatitob , , A 1 1rt00.40 '• i 4:4:,;1:•110.- 41 : 1 1.2---k-* / t*-1• 4 '" 1841.: alai! • ' 4. t . it Ai h • , t o4t - • '' 4, % ,-- 4 • VtiVIV , i I t . • ..., . •-.....-......• . • , itrnv , r; - • • — • INFTPIPP ~-~~~ p(vr . . r "Ce3 A I .r 1 ~, , Remain 5910. . LONDON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1851. ..- Paws 7d. 111 BA TR R-R0 YA L. MR. TIIIEVENING, TUESDAY. Nos. is. 1: 3 6 lishasly's Serissaimill pd (bet lbw) S seier taust4 is Wee seta, LOST Lira. tbe Priselpel Cliersetere b Menem tusM esePer, • holm e.ekrastde, W. M. Williams. Z. ht. Tbseporab ham, lbs. BAwi. Ml. Smithies. statillem Metlews. The Prologue so be goober by Sr. Case% as/ she Issas by Mrs. Maim Attic which THE CORONATION. Rom milse mammas first Wistaisslsr ft* Ilissied Noon up loierior of Ile Obbege-Mbellili l / 4 sod ititrodoeterilleess. 'in which Me. !Lei* will 2 f... r a eta Cos lag, emitted, ljpg sad she Old Issiseid sod the Psimia"..-TtialPmath Sesee, " *W is the estop of which tie Greed Nape of the Assistalb , • T.cesMais midi the favourite Illsoissl Ilitrewsgasas, mire GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Dos Gievassi, M. Vassin Leowellet. Me. I iir. Flareseioo Itsickia Mr. Deroeird. Mee. Mir caws Miss Cowes:ins Qabsiiita, Slim Powiti bac IMs. en% Ve.t Seeood NCO, 140-trOst se. 4IL; >ll.ll+t PolsLlai.GmUsra i i.; Semis/ hies, Ise—Uppor la 91111‘rriteesittsi smtva,ta tie Nomads eras Mass IMMO/ Mos *sly hi *WOW hr the Evesiag of Maid or ATLAS ASIVRANCE COMPANY. UM DEPARTMENT. THE Directors hereby give twice to Perseus desire« et elteethig Ineureses eu dish on Limo* ea the Lifts etetbere, that the Liao, issered by Ibis Conipasy ere allowed Os OMB if sea, is decked vessels, Rom sae part • inks Veiled Rimiest to soother, sod to ..d from the Was& at Geensing sad Jersey ; sod 111118 is time of pesos to pets la t.(. ships nod packet or roma semis, between Ile petileb sod Freya Poets is the Partial Classy, sod to leek& the ems& et Me river nevem, widest avers Pro- Was, and without beteg .steeled to the lacwseesieoce spplyiagthr the epeeist leave of the Directors; as henteisee selsised by Me usual essittiose et LA Pelle*. RINEY DISIPCMIOVOIN,Jeas.jerretery. ltersese awed for the whole tarot et 1411torill have as oddities mods S. their Policies every sevinA yaw, on the piaci* es butellelally practiced till Welty es the Equi table Asterism Oise; or the smosot Dosest my be applied in reduction elks/1011re perm!, ePrerainss. Policies syty des be Wrested ter She whole tents et Lite ens pies Ms Oilles, whereby the Pressinst Is ?fixable/sr s Amid asstier Vitra onlg. IntinTEPAHTSFINT. Melee ter lOU and Spins* will be ..titled under Me system et Aesoreace practised by this Oise, to participate in the simples Premiums every Mb year, provided no claim bee been stale toeless. Proposals folly esplasatevy the Priselplso and Rates of the Conspeay„ may be bed at the priacipel Wits I. Chespeidr, sod el Me several Lysol. la the Country. In the Press, sad early is Dasher will be published, is three solvates, Mao. IR ANDREW WYLIE, OF THAT ILK. ly Ow Anther of " Aussie of the Parke," See. Printed for T.C.adell. *tread, Loud..; sod W. Neck. weed, Editiborsb.—Of whom nay be had, 1. THE AYRSHIRE LEGATEES, 1t... pets 7e. S. THE ANNALS OF THE PARISH, he. it... —Ss. Slows. Am the losesllsre sisoced,tio mild setioh St: A ri l yet beide so diseppaar, sot horde Mos dear were. paean the river" Immo the limprimmos loads, sad oho la dles who were asemsposyhig the emsdition gam meow- Albany prophet their activity, hy ratilitogspos the simile ha the water, sod -vessel sag knives WO' their bearts. Limit. Praahlls, en esteriag the Hill Itiverout plied from s neigh. bowleg molossee, oho eMy is. that promoted itself buss York Ilamery and Comitorlasd, had mesa to swami saw prim that tradistg sob amid be trameported to the Werke la 'pile of ouch frighill olowsetiosa Ni. man were fa- Opted Is the est.immiad be Armed it indispeambly sear trey so request HA dm Skim of the iladisime• limy Compsay said ,lillims his boot of the greater pert of Ihp hunwies gip* iostrustasta. this amestemodaties so mill gives, mild after the mat laborious efforts, the repoditios swim, las Roadapst, sae of the Cossany's poses, twits *WWI awes days to the sabsatis; soil of my tip thirty Whim of their joursey. Ups aMviag at ax Me ism, Ik e was treated witli gram hospitality 1 1 - Ile. Baas, is chugs, who estertaitted Most with the TU ' IS which IST adailtiad was ths most &hete tartird, shish se aught in God's L piece of osier os sorrel her the ithoodasto . 1 1 1=1.1Vkabaltitaits.) Sr. Hood, wive is sited the' ,Ha supdAgeoommt a shalsh of J thy lbsa.fdf *ripest, shish premised se of tha mast bestifol objects's Masikoolate reties, sad intsiseed a Ilifielli view MIS wigwam !adios toot) with Its Meeks. Iles dayi efts the e.p+iliiit left the Rock depot they reached amother poet, bowleg eseettatmed memberless dif licaltias alimilar to them which haw bes deussibed. There war, however, IMMO relief to the painfol amasses of the joarsey is .rival beautiful lakes tirreagh which they had to pare. AI Otfortitosse post, which was reached her days *abases sly, i , were provided with pfiainiatts, the cele brated wiser US et the esatry, made of dried deer or haul. death seeded sad sized with a large gustily of the fat of the sisal. This had mahatmas Ms lesaries is sister, is the most portable stall victsala. sad navies the most craving hamper is a very short time. The Minn of the expeditis were sot • hale serpriord al the dilleslty of codling their sat, bet they sous ressikd themselves to she Meg oltabillabsd poetics of dopplag it with • hatchet. Dario' the Ms r, desks, peer, partridges, lee., are to he had is the greatest 'headsets; bat the frost mos drives alt those (legacies eat cif the reach of the active ladies, and pirautikis hassles the .sly resource of the traveller. The nest post at which they arrived we. Nerway.hossa, ups irstAng which they eased epos Lobe ffiunipia, se the farther aids of which they had to ..sewer the greed rapid, ealesdiug nearly three milts and abounding la Mi streats" q ui te lassrammatable. Hair the, wire "obliged to drag their kale em share, sod carry thus over the load, or, to se the ledesisal lasgsags u Mesh them over the port age." The sods Mem the Saba were eli la a 'See, it Wog the tattoo of the swiss, as wog aro( the traders, to oil Ire to the tway arssod the sp-sittiag plass, forte doable pie ' oftrepingol the cold mad the wales, whosalrestiog was la preportios to the cutest of Me ammiqpialiss. tbampoditiss passed sestet ether rapids madam Mimi a au, wisly, sad - swampy asisisj il ac a reas Ave molar of shish as eye could me. Al ism,* reached the flatits dh = whew is saddest task Made, had nearly the *seditious of their easmaniter. While the ass were - -..-.. opposite him, when he remonstrated en the • idlprodtnee or their conduct.—shin having ad efilet, he stated that the arms la the hotse consisted principally of el borrowed gob, Mid et case of pistols he received as i preheat, cod that they could not be se unreamonable as to expect thZ es said they certainty did. and world insist on ; once in pert:jailer, who had ell the time a gun presented at Mr. Cleric)°, shore he would instantly take his life Italese the test welt delivered ; to which be replied, he *field only part with theas with his life, and then retired, eepeetiog a volley from the assailants. Mr. Gleasent's deternsination had a good effect, as, after .a short interval, in which they were in couseltation, thee came forward, and said they would aot re quire the gun and pistols, but requested IMMO power and ball; this he also refused, but told them, rather than any thing unpleaseat should follow, there was an old gun in the hewn, without a lock, which, if they cauceived say object, lit fold siva trees--veiny readily accepte d , but oo his lossidleg it to them, they made a rush to see which shoefill get it, upon which Mr. G. required the Captain to decide who should receive it, observing his fol lowers did not seem to know subordination; the Captain, who had hitherto remained with others at the end of the house, then came forward sud pointed to the person who was to get it ; after which they wished Mr. G. good night, assuring him they meant no personal disrespect or harm towards, him, as he may perceive by their not breaking the win dows in the first instance. The following robberies have also take. place in the neighbourhood of Brnff, and scarcely a night passes that armed parties mounted do not parade 'the reeds from Hospital to Crown. From the hod* of Patrick Grady four guns have been taken ; and from the houses of James Colinan, James Herlihy, James Molony, Denis )(enema,. and James C. Morriss'', one gun each. The nocturnal 'lawn likewise took shoes, great-costs, and shirts, freas such opulent farmers as had not arms. This is a description of plunder lately resorted to. On Monday morning, about two o'clock, the boom of Mr. Hunt of Chicane i was attacked by about thirty depredator', who broke into it ; having forced a window oe the • ground-floor, and finding the parlour door locked, they broke the peoesele of it, sod to the number of twenty, welharmed, went up stairs, and demanded from Mr. Heat his fire-arms. Mr. Hunt having previously seat his arms into Limerick, delivered mold gun, of little value, the only one in the beese. Some of them, perceiving pepereand silver an Mr. Hunt's dressing-table, called to a young gentlemen, on a visit at the house. to cease sod take charge of it, ailing, * 6 It is not mousey we want, bet &e-emir mid atimanition." One of the , rguithea inquired whet the hoer was, and on be the idea bid triernek three, replied, " Cap- Mid, 1-did not Walk it so late, as it was only one whit' we left M • , btrOlrit is three, and we isMlo4lisev six to p to, I think, Cap teist-idd had .10110 not." a ra ces The beams, Mr. him Cleary, of Bolgeden, in tiiieouuty; woo also entered on Monday night, by igen of armed rallies wit* stole two muskets. Oa - Sunday week, about nine o'clock at night, the honor of Mr. Adam Miller, at Garminroe, in this comity, was attacked by a large party, in search of fire-arms. On Miller's refusing them, the petty commenced breaking down the wall of the home with crow-bars, which they accomplished, and succeeded in taking two guns, two pistols, and oae sword. There is a report in town this morning that the police at Flospitle were attacked last night and deprived of their arms, but we have not been able to tract it to any authentic source. lo' order to prevent disorderly persons from crossing the river Shannon into the county of Clare, there are boats stationed on the river with peace-officers on board, who are directed to search all boats crossing the river. and to appro. bend suspected persona, in order that they maybe examined by the Magistretesj and such persons as wish to come across the river for lawful purposes, are directed to have a pass from some Magistrate, I to save them trouble or interruption. On Saturday night, about half a hundred weight of lead was taken off the rear of the Artillery Barracks in this city, by a party of radians, who must have been well prepared for the robbery, as they had to ascend nearly four. teen feet. O. Sunday night a similar robbery was committed on the roof of the Butter Weigh house, in High-streee; these outrages are authen ticated on oath. _ Ductile, NOVEMBER 10. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Yesterday Mr. Commissioner Burrowes sat is St. Sepulchre's Court.bouse, Kevin -street, for the discharge of Insolvents in that Liberty. After motions were gone through, Frederick E. Jones, Esq. Patentee of the late Theatre Royal, Crow-street, was brought up to obtain hie discharge. Out of the considerable number of one hundred and thirty creditors, there was only ors notice of opposition entered, and even this was withdrawn.-- Mr. R. Whitelaw, Mr. Jones's Agent, said Mr. Hodgeus, whose name was entered as the only opposing creditor, informed him it had been done without his convent. Mr. W. then moved the Court that he might be allowed to insert the names of two creditors who had been accidentally left out of the schedule; but he had sir affidavit of the ser vice of the order upon both—this was granted. Mr. Commissioner Burrowes said, that in ordinary cases the large sum returned due to Mr. Jones's cre ditors would have made him suspicious; but, iu this case, he was happy to have it in his power to discharge Mr. Jones's person from incarceration. None of the creditors being prevent. there was no assignee appointed ; but the Court ordered that on the 10th of Deceiner the creditors should come and appoint one. Mr. Jones, after the usual forms. was discharged on the spot, much. to the setiofec• lion of every one present. • • ,-,.,... )1 F*_ 3.4fURDAY . IGHPS 4:Azirre. TIARA IR &NO TA L, co vouvr.o.. k. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, No. 1411 be acted Shaltopeare% Comedy or TWELFTH NIGHT. Dohs Oohs, Mr. Abbott; Grio t Mr. Prig; Mr Toby Belch, Mr. Emery; Mr Andrew A{ cheek, Mr. Linton; Aatomie. Mr. Cleptwan; Mal olio, Mr. W. Vass; Clown, rettant ;. Whims Mr. Domes Teets, Ms M. Ti..; Ohio, Mile I l es; Maria, Stn. Gibbs. In Act IT. Otis/were . . Oral Krieg Olen, and Cars. '•L.ffpei lobleh a Moistkonia WWI TIM MILLI& AND MIN. Gnat et Metiere ley leoeliaaii:e Comet Fade Fribees, Mr. Cos air; Sori. : llr Ilrd; lothair, Mr. Abbott; Keiser, Mr. Cbspenhs , Mile Fsee; Mantua, Mrs. resit. Nuns ate thbllesee to be show of Mr. lirewist, at the Dosediss, Morewtres, frees Ten till Four. A hiss Sol Maybe bad ter the OMNI% on olghtlyi df: Ik. illninSen, el the Sen.olllce. The Does will be optima et lialf.pent eamilowilli the y ' fibrie be arse. illomeo, Anisii Poke, ie. N.—Mt, Is. N. ; Mleatel i ddr•-Ded/M, to o klecond trice, 1e..-11ppee 04. tem IL; fund/Pets, To4beeiow, !!be Teelose--estl A WI , 2 4 1111411 1 1 10ddielt• • ' O a Third.% Tin 11 0= 8 00111411 1 • 10 1 4 0 1 : (hoe Wet oijopeerince Sege): This it is published, t trek post Ono. price lb. boards, H A PP IN ESS: a T.le for the Grave and the Gay. Printed far Presets Westley, 10, Itationere-eourt ; sad l'uniti Lesipsee, Hurst, Rees, Onneoind trews, Petersen. esr-rew. Of whoa may be bad, reeent pubilebsd, NO FICTION. Filth Edition ' ? sok. pest be. pries Ills. allerde. TR 04.4e r r T tr u gMA I V, Novtrober lig VIM (WSPINDIDAII), will lber rferrgrrirlesi ".."11 XREI:NS lf4 rosier!. ifr. l Alwsf souse; Mr. suirm• Imo% M. ikeioi OW- Mho' limes ; Elven% Mrs. Femme. After which, the highly popelar Pier,, fotteded ono Drafts offored-by Mr. T. Dibdin from the German of Kotsebtee, MOO THE VETERANS. Commodore, Mr. Ileormegth ; Colostel, Mr. Clifford ; ',oink MK Selttr ; Bootewaso, Mr. Morin ; Hairy, Mr. ~wet atm o nallos. Raker, Ilia Dighton. To eoMairoffe elobr titio- - etilliberbeatre) the very is foreallay allesoldettio - Obo 111 Abdo cued, soder the title of . r 'THE SAGPrE AND 1111111610 (11r a tig.M . Namur, Mr. Ades& ; peened, Mr. Mr. Salem ; Beyond*, Me. how; Heavy, Mr. Cleisinp4 Melo, 1101essitg. Alrs.ll3“ski, Mrs. Salter; 11141 lira W. M6wasio 4 (ber in is Ow dbareeMO A Dame beebiebil is.the by Nu Mask. • 1.)74.1 &ids& OW h I. edit lark Plosioivan g and C. Hooter, Low llooluninr. Solllood s abreYolbrast, of oboe Lists of die innevoonsto tsar bo W groin, or mot 107 Ps if tegoiled. of ihifell, Liewlee;ist ItiSAM walked down dews le view the rapid, the reerisq Apf which meld be beard at the dis taste of several Nike. Ha hod the badmen be venture aloes the bask with Eighth sloes gra his kat, • moot gissivr oes =perkiest, when dill beaks aro liiit-Weisse sad a awes* ea glass. He woe appeesehissist epee free which be amid hen takes the most eseimiete iikeseetiort. wheelie slipped *i. the beak iwiti Ihwereek. Pereseateliflk woke isle which be was Aresipitalet wee MIN water. -NriA kr hot kie footing tee yards lower dews, be would lave bees beedcd hole • serpent which vas with seassieg impetuosity over a precipice, proem*/ see el the meet toylike objects hi gal bad yet Axed epee amidst all the horrors of thejoereey. Lieuteeent Vreeklie is an excellent swimmer, but he bad ass hies a mikes heavy neableg jacket and trouser*, heavy Esltiesit shoe., lea a loge seek lisedkerehief, the weather bowleg begun to art is very cold. He swans about for some time, sad wade violence. efforts to get loos the bask, but he bed to couteed stalest a smooth precipitous reek, sad was just exhaested when tweet the Company's Akers, whe were at • skirt disuse' feet the fall, looked op wed saw him streggling in the water. With the seskitaece of their poles, they raised him set of his perilous shamtiois, is which he bed been seedy a leader of as boor. The moment he reached lead he fell to the unwed, sad remained without mono' for saes thee. His powerful eilestitetion ' however, some buffeted the curets of the accident, sad he bud happily only t. regret the iskjery his chreseeieser, for which be had Fives 100 guineas, received I. the water. After a tedious mosey of 46 days, the &errs sail distresses of which rather Usereased thee diesisiehed as they advanced, the ailments's arrived at Caarberlaarl, • post mutate on the Wake of • beau tlfel lake, and stockaded against the bounties of savages, the attacks of wolves and Mere, sad the more fenceless as saults of rival trader,. J i'%l - sot -4-; i .11.'o i+ 7 1 ifELANL4 .. . • X 1:; Writ ..-. ' •' .3.. ...iari.- . - LIMERICK. lloVelissa 7. On Sunday last, between one and two o'clock, while Robert Langford, Esq. was at church, his hostile at Green Park. Dear this city, was sur rounded by a great number of persons, some of whom had their faces blackened ; they attempt. ed first to force an entrance at the back door, but finding that well fastened, the entire body came in front of the house, and were in the act of proceeding up the steps towards the hall door, when Mr. Longford's son, a young lad of only fourteen'•years of age, threw up the drew ing-roons window, and demanding their business, was answered that they came to take what fire arms were in the house. Master Langford; instantly exhibited a blunderbuss, and said that . l' the first person who should offer the least vio lence, he would fire at—one fellow then put himself forward and snapped a pistol at Mattel' Langford, who unfortunstely missed fire with the blunderbuss at the ruffian : a young geqtle. man, a tutor in Mr. Langford's family, then fired a pistol, upon which the entire party precipitately ran off. When it is considered that Mr. Lang ford's house is on the side of .a most public road. thickly inhabited at all sides, within 200 yards of a turnpike-gate, and not a musket-shot from the barrack ; this outrage must be admitted to be the most audacious which has as yet been attempted, and on a day, and an hour when that road is gene rally a most public resort for all descriptions of persons, and particularly the military. When the circumstance was made known to the Mayor, he had a military party sent out, but none of the fu gitives could be overtaken. On Sundry night a gang of armed ruffians sur. rounded Mr. Glevion'is house, at Meenue, in this county, who, after knocking violent) a the hall. door, demanded his arms. Mr. '"Gleeson presented himself at one of tilt; li ter • win i doses, which he threw up, and bissispr- blooded I that he ' , lobed to speak to them, they One • JPISBORIMS 01P • .THE LIND isserraxamialialom, UNDER LIEUT. JOHN RIBAN/L21114 MN. Sop after the expedition wider Lieut. Franklin lied or. deed se the coast of Hudson's Bay, they proceeded from Ye& Vacterh the greed depot of the Hedgers'. By Com pany, towards their wisteria( ground at Ceetherlead, the tested pest of the Ulterior, a distance of about Dime hes deed miles from the egad. Lleateitaat Franklin, Doctor Richardson, Mr. Beek, aid Mr. Hood, attseded by the hardy Orkeey men, who had bete wigged to man the hosts Ia the rivers of the interior, had waited its the C.mpaey's saniee several years, sad eaderstoodl the Ise. gesge of nosy of the lodise tribes, left the Factory es the ith of September, 11119, with a fair wind, ender ■ astute from the depot, wad mini& the aceleasaliose of the officers and men of the Company. Of the impetus quantity and variety of providess supplied by °oven/meat for the use if the expedition, the greater pert was left at the factory; those who hew She reentry, sod the diffierlty of travelling through It, having represented the Impossibility of pave) , hag Eerepeas food, which RS the Bay receive, the. same of luxuries, to say considerable distance. The hardship wheed le( the progresa of travellers were la fact shows to be so greet, es would feeder it aboard to eakselate epos each • thing as Ike slightest dwelt* of diet is the winter leases • sad ' elicit it was mentioned by Lieut. Franklin, that he bad b rought with him preserved locate and soups is portable capes, to support the expedition in the cheerless miters through which they were to pass, there was a 'camel laugh amoagat the officers of the Company, at the ida of associating tray thing like comfort with the formidable character of the enterprise. Some of those dellicultiem easy be estissated from the weasel of the sufferings of the adventurers, in their ad vance towards Cesibertsed, to which pace the writer of this article accompanied them. Os the third day after their departure from the factory, the boats of the Com pany, Meek were proceeding to the rendes trading postale the isterior, came up with the expeditios is the Steel River, distant about silty miles from the place of which they set ost. Most of the rivers is that put of America abouud with rapids and falls. The rapids are generally more navigable sear the banks, but they frequently extend across the stream, and thee the labour of the boat's crew becomes excessive, every mac being obliged to tern late the water and assist in carryiag the boat sometimes to the distance of half a mile before they gain the bead of one of those terrible impediments. The Cempamy's nee, epos terming owe of the points of the river, observed tbs. officers of the expedition making desperate efforts to geT through the and along the banks; some of them were up to their hares, others up to their waist, while the men were head ing the boats over a most violent rapid, which, though but half a foot deep, rendered it accessary that those who stood in the water should hold fast by the boat, the ill rtuostly of the stream being so extraordinary as not us. frequently to overturn a man in an instant, and dash him to pieces agaiust the rocks and huge atones which lie 'tattered along the bed of the river. Indeed, be fore the Company's boats bad reached those of Lieutenant Franklin, it was suspected that the expedition had already met with more hardships lbws they hail auy notion of encoun tering at so early a period. Several of the tla.cases which had contained the preserved meats were seen at the sliffereut peeling places (the spots of grouted us the basks chose. for passing the eights upon), and those miserable abodes were drenched with rats, sad presented an appearance the most appalling. Two black bears were soon prowling about, and devouring some of the luxuries which the travellers had ascertained it was impossible to convey in soy considerable hosatilies further up the river; and along the beaks were seen strong symptoms of the (.experience of those who bad goer forward. The traders with the North Americas Indies% in travelling to 'their posts, kindle fires of immense magnitude upon lauding to pot ap for the sight. Every man carries his fire.bag, con t alaieg all the necessary appraise. They proceed to hew dowu the trees, an office which they perform with wonderful deg. tority. The fires are lighted, the tents fur the officers pitched, SI tel tha only regular meal takes during the 24 bows, served up is as comfortable a moaner u possible trader the vireo*. CHANGE of SUBJECT . — The interesting VIEW of NAPLES, pew eithildtiag in R. A. BAR. ILEA sof J."ltlfillarOtt D'S Parsoirassa, Strand, will CLOSE lea the ROth Metes', to be replaced by a spleadld Repress.. tatim or the lamed of CORFU ; embellished with a graad Airier of all dm variety of Grecian costume aeconspauying the mood Religiose Festival of La Madmisa.—Ademillmot Ose adlliog. F RENCH WINES of the first quality, cud 25 per Cent. below Priam Cost. F. 'FLOWER, No. 1, Pall-mall, has • CossigaiMmlll Or direiliamriag Wises, which will be es Sala Nevambeel IBM talhasil relieving Days Liu all mid:— Mme' Petit Bourdeaux Sasterse, particularly fine .4 0 Amite . Fromigabse Creaming Champagne Sparkling ditto Sillery ditto, very fine SI& Claret Lalitte Abs a small parcel of Old Huck of the Vintage of 1790 Applicatioes Cur Sample Bottles are requested to be made is the early part of the day. N.B.—Flesse In observe that F. FLOWER'S Counting- Ihnse is 4.. the Steps under the first Howse in the Royal Ansa', bet the Eat is the first in Pail-mall. 'nil day le prablleited,lw 1 vol. royal Bro. price 10s. QTAR TA 131.. ES for the Year I Bii, for more ih.7 readily ascertaining the Latitude and Longitude at Sea •deviivg the Night; crintainiog, vi: —The apparent time of the Thuile or Passage over the Meridian of Al of the prim. *ilia, deed Stara, including the North Pole Star, to be taken out at sight for every day of the year, without reference to ay *Owe Book; also the Meridional Altitudes of them Starein every degree of Latitude from 60. North to 60. South Swine's, ; and in the parallel of certain frequented site. allows, with the Bearings mid Altitudes of the usher Stars that are above the horizon at the same tit/sc.—Also the Homey Angles, is apparent time, of six of the Stars, to facilitate the operatiuu of boding the Longitude by °mono nester. or by Lusa, Observation.— Also Tables for lading the Latitude by the North Pole Star fur every Minute of the Night by the most simple operation.—To which is added, as as Appendix. the Equation of Time and the See's Declination for ISIS; sad a description of • Tem. poetry Redder thist may be made is a few hours, and applied to soy kind of Vessel whatever, with a copper plate En gaming thereof. By THOMAS LYNN, In the Service of the Hon. East India Conspaoy. Also, by the same Author. price 10d. SOLAR TABLES: being the Li igantbmic vened.ahies of Time, reduced to Degrees, commonly called Img. 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Lrulagoaa, Hsapiire, Wawmamiam., Jpryp a 01FAIN OLZIFDIrit" The Casibro-Briton this month contains a very interesting memoir of this celebrated Chieftain of Wales. who was crowned at Machyolleth, in building which is now cosivevead late a gable Owen Vleina, or Tanks., esaellp tailed Glyederr, was horn in the year 1349, " • year," we are informed, • te nearkable for the first appearame albs pestilence in Wake, and for the birth itf Owaio Glyadar. lie was a lineal dsseeedaat from the Princes of Wales, and lord of mai dereble possessions, mar Corwen, in Meriamtliabire: He received his education ha Eaglaad, aedappeure to hors keen admitted a strident in one of the loos of Coon.' Bet be sew quitted the protestant of the law for me mire GM genial with his ardent and sanguine diapositive; and, div leg the tumults, which agitated the country in the Woo of Richard the Second, be did net meals as Meanie. epee tater, but espoused the cause of the King, to *hear be was siacerely attached; and, as • reward ler his hijattit, ly was created a Knight, and appointed sertipr, or square of the body, to that Illooarelu When Richard was deposed, retired to his estates is Wales, deprecating and Hog the downfall Obis beloved master. At filyndywrdwy, thee, fear monde. ago, lived thiif Cats brisa hero, dispeasieg oemereee blessings ameoget his 'happy aid devoted tenantry; and peebehly with no loftier wishes than those of cooiributing to thi comfort sad amp mesa of his &pastiest.. But be wee mused from this peace fel insclivity by oppressioa enendoesble by • Briton. j,ard Regioald Grey do Kathie, whose IseMip was eontigihros to Glyadrrrdwy, wishing to amine his issighbotir:witbin the base& of the Dee, claimed the hilt on his sidle M. river, and took possessioa of them, although thy haikkeng hem the property of the Glyedwr family. This netlltt seizure produced a suit hs the Courts el IneN fa it the Welshman obtaised • resiiintiere of Me lamb—Mid tolfff Grey became, he aeasepiesiar, Me oust inveterate end May enemy. Oa the accessiote of Henry the Fourth to the aver. en. relytag os the favour and pr o tectim o f hi e Mirearch: IlellilL seized the lands, which had been awarded to Orient; its, wheel the latter laid his case before the Parliament ' be ob tained ear redress, am was hie application eves entiellid.— This costainely was aggravated by an leads of greater, nod, menially, of fatal cousequeace. When Henry wont me hat Rest expedition against Scuts, the Owaie was to have swot pealed hint with a certain number of his renames. A writ of sammoos for this purpose was iodinated to Lord Gay, who designedly sail rashly withheld it till the time for Owain's appointees bad elapsed, and it was lamealitne for him to obey the royal mandate. Grey ieposseoted he ab sence as an act of wilful, and, therefore, of traitorous gar obedieece ; by which wicked and treache.otts transactors be • procured from Henry a grant of all Owens'. lands; the knight himself being, at the same time, deflated a traitor. This was sot to be patiemy endured by the aggrieved and choleric Cambrian ; and a short time front this period sow Ovals Glyedwr, with a trusty and gallant held of spreading Ire and desolation through the territory of the presumptuous Grey. He soon recovered the lauds of which he had bees so neyustly deprived, sad, actuated by Ibe for Winds, he took pommies of a portion of the &maim of his teensy. Nor did the conseqaceees rest here. Asethitioa now entered the "mind of the infuriated Chieftain; he smiled to hie recollection his high and princely lineage, seed, direct ing his arms to • nobler cause—the freedom o f his go u i s t ri y. --mvolved both mations is a war, which lasted mate year., sacrificed many thunsend lives, and drenched both countries in blood. Although the Welsh were at first despised as • barefooted rabble, and their disaffection ridiculed, they were moo firitud to be a formidable and daagerows enemy. The imelligence .4Glyadire's retaliation on Lord Grey no sooner reached the C•ort, than the King immediately dispatched mare troar i under the commuted of 'bat Noble's.. and the Lord Talbot, to chastise him; and they arrived with such speeteed dili gence, that they wetly succeeded In surrounding bis boots CONTSTANCING. 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