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it met be the dole of every lestiebleil of die slate, by ill coestitstioost meow, to litesiake: It is, soy tesetl, with iiielisge of the OHM oisftepal ses4 fret ttWt thus Wedierltiehisigamtilli dr* ftWif I„.' Tockshire Howieei. y*lsters. ee the , „„ c i r ty of sty bomber dicers, aid entorisiolos alsOisi loyal pride fe being a stotober el that corps. a F o r !00, my Level, 1 eholLeirer pins* the billbeet-tit , aster's ; sod I beg, to assure yew ViM41141111,1 I • Jnly sppeisciste the twins, yeti lice etiofirrikigispia . sod that within but the bigholsersee of deep ate./ ion : viacegi tee to mike es growl * I have the Imams to be, toy Lord. * Year Leedelibeitehesels obliged, 1111r:ffIFYILL. 0, To the Right Hoe. Lord Googols." The York Herald, from erbieb are have copied the above letter, adds, that the tintutple of "Captain v mt. has been &Mined by rainy privatea io different yeomanry corps, sad that the •disiniosti of the Noble Earl hos emitted universal conottemetion in the county. We have received Paris Papers of Thomlay srti Friday last. It is 'stated . in one of them, as a report generally believed in Paris, that the cc. lelirsted Gateman, who ems chows' in the late r:ection a member of the Chamber of Deputies, resigned his seat, and it is added that all parties al:ke are pleased at this determination. In a Paris Paper, a few days since, it was said that the Kitts's letter, which is usually transmitted to the Depu ties to apprize them of the day appointed for COO. eiiit:g the Legislative Bodies, has not been sent to tltcotßE. This report, however, it is impossible to &here, because such a letter of notice being merely cfEciiil, is, we presume, made out by the clerks in alic•, end it forms no poet of their duty to ascertain th e political sentiments of the several Deputies. The former rumour is equally unworthy of credence. M. ItEcontr. being elected a Deputy, has no power, we believe, of declining the office, at least until the meeting of the Chamber ; but it would not be con. risteot with his well known character to make a sacrifice of his political or ambitious views, to gra tify the wisher of any party, and least of all the wishes of the Royalists. M. GREGOIng is at pre sent in Paris, and will, we doubt not. thew him self in his place at tne meeting of the Chamber. The arrival of Mr. Bnounumn in Paris is no ticed in these Papery. It is observed with some appearance of probability. that the Learned Gen uremia's journey to France is for the purpose of waiting upon the Princess of Wm.'s, at Lyon., and affording her Royal Highness his professional ussiotance. The French Five per Cents. ars. 71 f. 15 c. — Bonk Stock, 1,4871 r. We have received Thatch Papers to the 91st lilt. Tice Duke Dc Rictiausa arrived at Amsterdam on the 23th. The Nlarquis of ROCKINGHAM arrived in town' nn tiaturriey front his Pert. Arington, Hoots. Yes. terday Ilia Lordship left town on a visit to Mr. Cost, at hit seat in Norfolk. The visit of the Noble Marquis is supposed to be of a political ma ture. In consequence of letters from the Home De. pottnent to the Lords Lirotesotor, the yendisanry c.v.lry in the Midland and Northern Counties have berm called upon to hold themselves to readi ►mo to assist the civil authorities in case of necessity. There was no foundation for the report of the ingress otiti egress to and from the Tower being stopper.. in ceesequence of the Radical Meeting yerterdoy. The only precansienary measure taken iu cunsupsetsce, wag the Clan ottendessece of she Officers and men of the 34 battalion of the Gres oodles. Guards, net was there any collection of people to be seen in the neighbourhood. _A sheeting of the . Magistrates and Lieutenancy • 41.0 t . ~1 • , 9i, FOE A TR ES. DIOIT-LAlllt. List night Miseartmeti various That excellent .Imistedy et' Spud She Plough was performed. It -Is • play in whom adequate representation is rit. Ipaired a'constallatiou of high and various histrionic powers, and rarely, if ever, has it shone with greater brilliancy than ow this occasion. It is not often that the votaries of the Comic Muse, chastened by judgment, feeling , and the *Glinting inleence of 'atithstone. hive . experienced • richer treat than in '=else exhibition of the assembled talents of • Poen. MiNovni Er.t.irrow. PAISLEY, and Dow tout. Sir Philip Bluiliffirrd is a altnicllit affords ample scope to the portraiture of those heart-sickening feelimpi that ever spring. mo. ciolly in • breast of • naturally finer • ninald. front a mow 'of rill. Mr. Pore lust no . opportunity of finishing or heightening the picture —Ate was • faithful example of external arrogance.' bat inward degradation soil wratclnstuess. produced -by the stings of recollection and remorse. In the' I scene where Henry is introduced to him by his dough. ter, and by his resemblance to his father awakes his eluntbering pangs, and by his nobly independent *mowers Always hack the insults atteinl.ted to be fixed on hint. Mr. POPS was very great, and was most loudly applauded; indeed, the applause. was so frequently repeated. that it would be in vain to attempt pirticularising the passages which elicited it. Mr. Moines. in Sir Abel Bawdy, give a highly piquant and humorous rirpresmitatton of the husband. who. hsbitually recognizes it as his first duty to fear. reverence, and obey his other self. No degree of praise could exceed the measure of Mr. DoWTON'S deserts in Farmer Ashfield. Mr. Nutty acted Henry with great spirit, strength, and path. 4. The character, however, on which the an. dience showered the must likeral marks of their approbation and delight. was Bob Kandy. by Mr. ELstston. It is one of his happiest efforts. Whether in correcting Lady liatidy's awkward `as. sumptions of the fine lady, and instructing her in the fashionable mode of making a curtsey, or num& ging a fan—whether in rendering sympathy and consolation to Sir Philip Blandflird. or restoring peace to the bosom of Susan Aslifield—the sus• petiority of his acting was uniform. In the write of the dance, after the ploughing-match, he danced to the fragment of his father's plough stuck in the ground before him. and played the fiddle. and imitated the fine dancer's extension of arms and leg at the condition with such extrema comicality, that the house would not be initialled without • FE.. petition of the whole. and it was repented amidst' unanimous plaudits. The female parts were exceed.' ingly well sustained. Mrs. Enwtst's Mins Bland ford indicated artless innocence, vivacity, and sensi bility ; Mrs. Oacea's Lady Handy was abundantly proud and tyrannical ; Mrs. Hantowa, was highly respectable in Vase Asifield; Susan Ashfield was sustained by Mrs. Illontisox (her first appearance this season.) The personation was chaste, sensible. and judicious, and did great credit to her talents. It is almost untiecesisary to add that the play west of with fin most brilliant success. COYENT•GARDEW. The tragedy of Richard the Third was repeated here lan night. The exertions of Mr. M•CIREADY, as on the preceding representations of the piece, elicited loud and universal applause, The haute displayed a full and elegant audience. Yesterday his Royal Highness Prince Lotorotx, accompanied by Baron HARDINIIROCIL, arrived in town, from Windsor, at half-pion amen o'clock. The Ambasaador from the Netherlands ',honied to town ea Sunday, keno a visit to the Right Math CHAR - Lai Loma, at his am. Bromley-hill. The Ambassador from the Netherlands will en.. whin a party of distimeimi as Tbaraday next. at his home in Wliitehali.pisee. Lard and Lady Csaft.Eataita are expected in town to-d.' from the htektuis of HBOTVORD'S seat ia Suffolk. Lind and body LANGFORD, and Mies Romig's-. aWrived •Ssiavdey at their hewn in Berkeley. eqoarei•fainn France. This day they leave time far kii - Larelekip's seat, Sonny, ledges that temptation in the shape of • Norfolk . turkey is irresistible, and we should not rivet to find his yearnings gratified, did we not think the turkey would be nitich.fgeiter dissinsed of epos the starving family of we" poor delis 44 its. dim!. His purpose once gaini.d. tl►e writer may street to Make • jest of his ingenuity ; hut there is no jest like • tris; jest. mot that he means sotsethi•g more than jest. may he inferred from his resumption of the subject in his leading ankle, in which be matrices to mix the geese and tinkles of Norfolk with the Documenting 'at Manchester. copodivol .te !Grim •- # .4 tl dear.- mestel ki'llheirmiatap direl pkat. se anoeh.4otind! by ilie praiiaor . sa adormtiOlug eseliimitot • A Basks be diffjoi tar'sdrhisrilitiditis ir4ltive Me saffereis as the ithh almost." • The correspondence alsain! referred to cousisti.of a letter &sod Winn. 11th Oetelier. Pignut by the norouglirrevr soul TS inhabitants of Great and Lit tle Bolton. to the 14agistratis of the .divisien Warrington, who usuillY 'assemble at Leigh. rOa. .questing their atteinhuice at . the meeting to proo Sect the people;—the itu.w.r of.). 0. 'lonian. in Sinter Magistrate of the 'kiwi; at Leigh. stating„, that without some substantial ground of appraises: stun of danger. the interference of the Illasitkpien wunkl b e h ig hly indecorous and improper; —anal 4101, answer at Lord Drier. the Lord Lientenont, of • Lancashire. dated the 19th. acknowledging the 'right of the people !di s assemble upon any public question or supposed grievance. atoll that so long as they conducted themselves peaceably and with. out any infringement of the loos. they could not be legilly interrupted in this exercise by ally au thority whatever. but that he could give no sort of pledge that the intended meeting should uut be in terrupted by site Magistrates. ROBBRRY OF THR RIM MR. MRRR. Ow kfauday sight ; as the Irv. Mr. J. Kerr, of Bath, war riot thwork Is James's Park; ha was itrautid by dorm welkciressed Cypriots; Vit their wool way efiktpestiie to Ise arewareeied hair; ., if he was pad-altweed. Ile eased' accepting their iiivltiliww. whets thy iotardistrly hie, awd for ogle timer kepi jastlisig kits is a mino tier. awl gayly% if he would not ess with Aria they osisiil at' Irate Walk kits. Mr. Kerr kerma, stock displeased, .04 booed kip way from thews • whew they &skied Area farther alusepore . aad walked wielsogigatt, saying, " We wish you • pod w4lit; Dais aro a d—tf Pod &Kew, *Ad we hire had estasigh you at awry." He preereded to lit he caste to thg teatime) at the pte, who asked Ma what tilos it was k Olio he awkwesi his'ilarowowsetee few his &s sad kis Pocket hilik,„.rowtibilwg'llholt of Kwalead kills so the poloist of tit 'a silerrsawritai,awilkis silk pacludhstailkereheef. Ma toady ow ketUillittla merit for the il4et . es hat could wet Warr &Loma lkistßY. low midst. shoot tit* sielork. so slarwiliir ire heohe owl fa Mir flafflaiVe workshops of llr. . Heeds, lorassAusookr. ltio.”..Toroosiliateprt, Cow.eruss. It Ina. la the hack 'bop, ed i lob Irak& iota itholearto-osort, chiefly lahmbited ivy par prlsplP. The moors rased with great tort' for sow time ea atomism of the scanty supply of waive; at leoith the oliNerest Are swims arrived. sod with the elertiows of the 11111114111 if IPIRM complesely, get wider, but sat aegis it h a d evosemord the two waekahups where it hero. Mr. Hoods' hoe is lorry rosoiokrahle. A See broke «in so Roods, eight, between twelve sad 540 ifigork.,, is the loose of Mr. Warm% lbaro.draprr. IThiteefsaprl.road. 11 . was Ant oliarwroted loSkltliMAlosoe oreideotally passing, who save as slam jest iietioto S. Ave • port of thitfootily, whis jalopies; uot at the Ars gror wis doms. Mrs. Worms feat shrew hrr *foot, put. Pod after. wards jumped soot hroorW; Mr. Wilms .socarrd. hy the mow mesas. They wer 0 1 11 / 1 they • 411101 -00?P‘ A . Ogre moos Awl yesilbjelitif 4 *et duo. awl was drsailAilly broiwsll, hat it la lissosild AM 4... grrusisly. Three Awe elitldrew. ■ 1, 74. rim 1 1 4 net who slept an ow a . row% have. Atipir c•-* Or. yourios etrosoot. the of thrift was Mer.issios 404 We have Nisch pleader, is litanies that s very Chapter, buildii seek -yard or yards. deck re deck,. or •Iltee or they then were. or at any * • Oglst be, legally enabled to build. „All the • works were etruspleted. and the towiug rods continued to be used by the public Irons -the ~ , mso • till April, ISM abets the beta:sleet. abase* of the Demised Chapter fee a WM. PfeePearitheran town moles. which were a part 'lf the week sod erected some poets and fences. 'either in r elloge to the towing path. whereby the Aree sios,ith was obstructed, and four reser-h. in •Illswequisee, sustained injury, by ruuniug fool of I lather celeste or a bridge; upou which facts the in- Abetment was framed. Mr. CASerltD. who Argued the case against the • Defendant, said diet the question war, whether to:.. Acts in question hod chimed the prescripoire right of the public to the enjoyment of a towing 1..111 which had been vested is them. sod exercised with •,out the. slightest interruption from time immemorial .up to the year 1803. from 1809 till the passing of the second statism, and from the completion of the improvements in the listbour till the year 1817. Ile contended that they hod not made any change in the prescription on the clear principle of law. that no CO.1•1111Clie• of a , statute shall extend to direst • right vaned in.. the public, anima there be *oar to that effect distinct. express, and tinequiinoesl. The Learned Counsel then cited a case front Bator. Wait Rivera wherein this doctrine had been helot bythe Cuurt.o:sd istfeired that the right oflhe pubic meld not he taken aiwq by mere implication. The enchain a certain poet of a public river. and making it a Boating harbour, did use alter the right. fee that woos mere circumstantial variation of the subject avatar to which it hod been annexed. Water was ant destroyed—it was still in we. and therefore theitreseriptioa attached to it existed elm. Mr. BATLItY. on the other side. said that the <pintas° was. whether the Bristol Dock Company, if they &and it Deemer/ to maker,. towing matt. should pay the owner of. All xthattlis thtvaglt which they wished it to pass..a.reemosble comporii. lotion ? tie argued. that whatenst-tislit to the navigation of the . Eden existed hiller public pre. vials to the Acts of Parliament...Oast right wow by them wholly divested. But the precious right was not at all so retentive as hod been represented, far duriitg three (pail's's of the year (sin account of the neap-tides. and ether mommthe towing path was not capable of being used—sad for that space or tome the owner of the bust-yard um perfectly free to Corry on his business. The prescription lay to the eight of towing s hips thronglt th e river Eden nthe giver (for the intim, in Tailings) being gone. the premaiption. which arse itterPerabil ( " 1 " ward with it, have bees oholtabird slam The low might show a tenderness for the eights a parties is uses of teem circumstantial olteastiou .Ittst:that ,was bit the cans here , where th e change was sullestintiol. . • The Comet mid it amid istagi*Ribt fent pro z Fowl!. BEGGING if TURSEY. BULTuA IN I'ENIIEL NiaillAG. 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Or rantirin4 to trim° ► Mg geo o; i ii ir " i thi, . - isW"' • .. iii i - f s . 4: fo il ' s, romirsts,, ~ ; i awairea. a eseti k en o, . 46 1 4 .T . , U* 41 0 6 , 110 .th,e, ;ties tte*:•i4•44• 4 . -if .o i*g r ig4 l f•*s ll #me, * -I P. v i, r."V !- ' • •'' .-,• - " '"' i' •'.' • • '''" , V•rtonog trio • 414= is 44 ri i i!IVIP ... -. • . •fw leis ophsicia shot 'oar Pswee.whlth • in iossli . 0006 • [ . ii i i gol - 4 - 01 . . ...• '.::. ; 1 • . , 40 1 . loaolbgleisetiotiat bIAbP, • ofAlSe pica . 1 she Coossiwnhiss , should he osiorasted lry assiry•loes info is ' '; ht. t •• • - -7- ~...Y... . , ; • •Ai 111/1161e bat isisis lie ailik • Ma irollarbilli MAW/ .• ' sio ' . . ~. A;., 'l ' *pi t ,/ :I . , ..- 4, ...1 0% ,, , le was 1 . as of Itearaeaum Awes " , warm a 100 Sis ie.* W . sys ...o.ll4si f ilfa . ...ii l' 041. ! . : 6 • 1 ••lit, 11l ......... a l ti ll • .._ ' • .......i• le .44 ~,1 * • 11 14.. '-o 000.i.„1040....4.4.0 to ells .41„.4., to 4,........k: we be bl* . iss • ssiaMilyee nos virsoaw . soioe. . - "r•r• - • ~ 7 7-r"..... .. . . ..;r:, ..., . , 7 . " 0 4 4 . • 4 0 . 4 %w og caw . i o d mow " i f . -*Yam boil. sad slaw ansepsoiloo: es ti"' AI" , of s a rt." " tr u t e asi * siSOrraj Salf, . 0 :1 , 1 .:44 0. - . , •fii• 4 ' ' ti l l Y l o w A v ir lu m ai • ••• - ...itiotet;triamittirtkresgitve. • Wit pricy foie Ses!irstillivai \, houshopt . I sS r! • ' . , to:She:try ail ioverilifikal issaisisly." ' • • - • - • roes essidaaL tisk , Ow,. , pottumbnia . ami brew paawd. Mantis% a unstop . ,. wialskbe •• I' If miltit•mie te . Alet , .I • nedi r Ompair. for Ai rarii••• u r making nu- The seer Et the • lels‘ve pelitie• Must have •• a l ,„„ r p t i o gii.a ro ih r i s moullyei us slisil,amseig,!Pre • 1 "` , ' '"' 110114psov if that s Olt "WI 4 O' ' • • PrgigigeOf 4° . • alost insAkill" fatii. ...„„_,. /104 ' h. a err" g hi g " ' lit ra amr"if."l4ar"ilif*R ‘ l°4l"bef r f* " . ; odwe in the year Mee es ,11444 the is .4.4 IN , • rbm sig. Are iit locreixeipa i•• fit the loaves Imil see. • 11. a'a•"' h e ht"' lad • 1114 lat onsitormewleillp mi iloilinvvi ..,.., ' . ' ~ • f erfter... Ise •etioaespostee. ielte newly -tooda , hyd ample *bare, it sseelie are siat.swileient . to appease " Thai slow wlebeil_mrs,* mery,Oistt i gsuld C o mp. * , eat .es a twain palli)* of she lover be pole asOl d* hi. craving appetite. hid this follow flee whole '::: i . 4wilff ' a ffe w 7 l l4= l , jei r r '‘ .11doss o ,lhy ~ , aO.lnlk. trap rich matl 4 thr 1 ^ 1,41 . • ' ' ' aisd owienUegg , sale kingdom for an cantle, he omit(' nquire the Isle so fonsish,o %wriest. fer tuir :ress eaps —.. si, j4rff ir i: .. °NIT . been were ruma i os i inter. i ota s V i b ic h im b og ,. I or Men fur a kitchen-garden. To talk .of poli- Pr'" " Ilt, the hi ill."w ari . " l flif feafAlmail'!" ) 1 0e, 1_,_ . _1 1 1 . .. of . A elven of thslathee aksowte olio ellT*ireeltd, deem tics! integrity. us applied to the Paper. would August sea at "mem dkyisre,Vistlis.emot lte.?"lr, to Matto a towitst , gotb is a crri_oso . patt or . the .be ridiculous; but really we did net think it was mul.. els tottlY !lot"' I. 11 ,e'*!?f•lrreff•- !'" •1 , 8 ! - .. same r e ef iavel M* . r 4 1 1dietent . t.. 1. 11. .. g 41.1." " 4* "..".1"4111ef • ' .richer as I? " 'to She bean „or. aapeet of Bristol ; t peohisseyt. `fallen .... !ism. It would. however. be melancholy .fuse p„ r e r. ;to disappoint the writer, whit SO feelingly wain/wt.. a That Ilia their aersioists.it ig hielteLtedieue to turn. that tattling thevens eventinnen stioald Imtraiu the 1A... that faneininiiiin in lain 111•1•9111 91 di NO/4119 m• • _ . . •• _. _2. 9 „ the ateettae a huts teepe e railer i. , ; tiallissit T: said peso sad Chapter , sr their l esse r. . frosts THE DUKE' OF KINT. On Monday night, about half-past twelve, hi• !toy•1 Nighties* the Duke *flirts!, 'accompanied by his Aide-de-Camp, Captain Conroy. arrived in Exeter. The next morning his [loyal nighties*. attended by Captain Conroy and Mr. Turner. left 'Exeter for Torquay. Teigomouth, and Daali.li, with the beauties of which places he expressed him. self to be highly delighted. On his Royal High ness's return to Exeter. he alined with the Bishop, at his Lordship's palace, where he was met by Loriland Lady Italie. Lord and Lady Graves. to c. Wednes day hi. Royal Highness proceeded to Exmouth and Sidmouth, and from the latter place to Bictun, tho seat of Lord Rolle. On Thursday, his Royal Highness paid • visit to the intrrestiog Wagering - phice of Bodleigh Saherion, Devonshire, wlwre he and his consort intend to pow the ensuing winter. His Royal Highness was received with particular demonstrations of attachment to the House of Brunswick. the inhabitants decorating thear•tive• and their houses with laurel. and insw ing kg. f;od save the Ring." with other loyal songli, at intervals. during the whole of his stay. Ii is ex- Pec!rti that the royal Iseir mod their suites will take op their residence at Ito Sacrum oboist the niiddle . of nett mitselb: LORD .90MEK MLR. Although Lord Seaserville's health had hero early impaired by the consequences of a 'parte fall from a curricle, it was so far restored that his friends taught, in the course of nature, hare long enjoyed the happiness of his society. J/lis aliier ems? And we may add, that at is am good onsets of the times, otherwise gloomy, whoa those so well quali fied, by sitteatios and talents. to **stain the best interests of the country. Ire rewinvid from us when their services might be mast smiling. Whet. the total period arrived, Lard Somerville was travelling towards Italy with his rioter,lios Somerville. With his tonal kitulnees, he had left his surgeon behind hias et Pontarhet, to attend a countryman of diiitineoin. whom he found 't halami: ill at that . plac* He hilithrlf `enjoyed his weal state of Width until he•woi ittliteko by a dpientery at Veva', of which that symptoms .on proved mortal. He lingered till the Ills of lest - - .. Rir ••••••c• •••R•• Fess- mr• s - ..• Mal•IIIIIMIgi %milli M. •., y 1841111110111-NOVIP. w nor MS i-orcosnip • am, it...ooper - o-niii. uornry. proved mortal. He lingered sill the its of last esteem , eli k esesy ei . are hes b ees mode i n Cho ... of Ow county of isorthomberlowd, convenen wry Damn. OCTOSZIL 31.-On Friday host • Cam- ggooeh„ of his 0,00,11, rtelletiied to hi* w a ll :, s iii i ,..,_ mad lint there i s woos e mow to Ile- BO L0 1111111: 04 011. TIM WARZHOUSE .OF MMUS. the Duke of NOILTRUMBEILAID. was held its the moo itaieenhirann hoiden in the Guildhall. when . nomriaaos e CO s .8001inELLEKS, PATER. great Banquet Hall of A luwick Castle. on its fate. • . endeavouring to Soothe the iorrows of h e w - o ss li s i e. : te i ste, y - ,4 - 1 o b i ', ' - 1; ( . 1 , i , per Wile tint the Cor lion unanimously voted the freedom Cof • sl ime geou lt el laiga, The preieeice of Ma English extreeted iu this eonoti stlientriii . 4 . o4 te•hitnilted 1 Filut kidiridimhb 4 4118.6.41118 .5e er ,.. 411.4. i. ht 11".. .... 1 lost, at which it was resolved, " That it be this ancient and loyal town to his Royst Highs** clergroon a ff orded him in hie lost moments the sod Any even , owe cosy yes „ dose foe a „o we ( akmast . , aa!al . _ Norvere_____ . ,weve_ .____,,n. .._.,_ tvb6 ,..; earnestly recommended that Armed Associations be formed in the chief towns in the county and • the Duke of Cuitexcr. the likight lion. t he consolation of receiving she *MM . , "labels of that ream en d s w u m p ' so s te m e em pl oy .. l to t h e j„,, at .... .. i. :r e r min•mis.miummoiam=3,B":l7.4:76. use . Earl of Lteeltrnot. Lord Warder of the Cinque religinn Whit* he blid elhnfo sincerely - prefewled• lisibilintiof that ' • to disiriet.--(Repoi Cons- rsiesereiir a elekeele.lepelle... Ms . . . t" g h " t the enuntr Y• in such land. an " beet Ports ; Lieutenant-Colour! Gnomes Jansinents. On Hie sth he expired. eilieh. V' &teener .an Men ' wo n Ch ige gge.i suit the seer dive circumstances of the inhabitants „ firm u r tbssiesse at Lemma and Lreputy Governor of Dover Castk; mud to the ( mu a putt ' w h eal h e mi d . 1 ,4 , 0 ,1664, i.. "i ota Twee eweek hope hem 1.44 deweLecrereel. to • al l e ` ok. e ihnentr aite e th w rO l e the htliteasei rr eeh e t: . 4.. . aessirday • for the defence of each other io their reopettive Berl of Gutt.l3olU). heart eveseteoet mem cold by death." person end property, and fur the pitesersetimi of the psalms AmmAssaDon.-On s at as d ay o e n . ... ~ . • . be evened is the Nerefeaudbred laheey from. that deilh ai" a l"* .iia iha t h r isra k e ttasi . m e "" vi ngs l e r:;;, epoire ap. public mice: • 1 1144 *. pearmive, sere holden :olosit.•Alm 9-11 - , Which 1 eight. about lialf.pad four is, the evening. his Ex- . 1./.1 v. 1 - ' ero be called doe Royal Chwristie, U. TIP. I ,OsY " ' with' .'".eral busts pilot et ..mtlet! w 4 Ili gehirtles4o 4 o , lo In! evi 1 Mr. LITTIAWOOD. the King's meaner, or- eel= the Persian Amboimider, accompanied by A new y......., . _ me rrgiw cioesiv ow fire be„; in ropleirs.l4o . inoe wils.aso, , 4. abet dee,. . 1 . 06.44.., . Iligeti at the Foreign Office on Saturday. with dim c i , ' . ;It to be boillit Wodossch, in the mina of Wit.cotx. arriiiil 'in York. On Suitday - • •- • ••• r • -litir tl i ero l e ,„ snow rimpregme it, X piddle , from St. Peter burgh; odwitinnutodinft the '2= after service, his Excelleucy visite d . die lent in* of Mk! itthise • , • elbjeh, _ _lts i tni___op; . , ~ . . 1 denim ofina • • the ¢}. i tr iii iiitgr io X . - r owspiaholive lit4o4o " ll . jammatiorihe hl a ssietweeimiloo - r e Pis e t tesemwiamt •* . " i rr ,, 7 4 " 9 " % atent: fall of snow so genetally experienced ietlike4 Bll ki : I, with the noble Gothic , appearance of able oe to be broken IP *POP feti!! flit sidettions. it is sisotsiitsed Ast i WPM 11.14 ivalk . elarr. its if Met serer.' on host Thoorsday week, the messenger row 110ittell, l ibi e b -h e wised much gn ,t,fied. He me wipe "'demur mid Co.'s Salm ermine! M. isperr otMintef Ut . il‘sin. IlliVe.) 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 .1111 . 4 v, MeV .44144 41 ""c 44 Pr ie "' e*II IJWIPP4 O 4I/7". R,' •T b* his nil. home , even in the WI " "' the m l ' ati ll" . 1111eadey mortoloige. at nine o'clock.• is hie mete daily, whic4i prove the pmfewstsce mew • 'M ir t o 1 . .. i. s . l ,:.. : ,.. tta . ;.tigratiss . ~, * • " Extrict from • private letter from Liveepsol. , through Ripon. Illackfisll. 'fite.-i-He 'kV • 11811111.0 d 01 414 samew altakanna minin . an: swa the filtar l3 o. 4l vhoseseelie .la 4111111nret . 14F 7 x 0 I T 1 r k enema. . „F.. r . ve7T/erf •"•'''.• - 777" . *IT•z , 71' 1 7•••••` . aiamimm i . op wolf y.„ 1 ",.. a ., ~,.. 41 dated October 30 :-. 4 A pores° oho loaded lees Tie Abe Persia., costume, soil excited *inch re. ---- • 'Per ~. w - , Iv tebier 4 tbe TO,' Finn leitintfiano OA lie"ovittitol to • Thom woo gremse.thie valwarna: t i*, • lie a " . is . the Hector, freak New York, at Holyhead. binge riosity. • --i ladboteatti (Mai, roll diewisie). ViiidairifleitiOnellreSej jo ir i rgirt g o Lo r d _K jrig. ! ! , scrounts from theme of the nth ult. Thoth Ovate .Oe Wednesday week, Lady n -4LRYMPILII HAT HAZARD awl G. ieta ilitiftt lint *amp o=Ptisin ii t s i t oic * l e ; tit: f ila r vent, .4f Ait .;0114= , Ab b ot. iv . not any new exiles of fever rerorted on the 46th wee disown Lowly Pompoms of the Sonthern Meet- . hats l" roitt 1.":7- The ride (~.. """ 61.1 01.4 . 4 a,. C a; 4lo . ; ."1 1 11 14 el. , ad, ' .wilirloainkrAla hi Iff - September, at Ilea York. sad it was confined to big for die ear. the Mar of Qui ! iiialit" . flerr7 al and be siollkiest Ilp wit sla m rise • $ 1 1 0 140*•4 1, OP'''. - AILiFOINSG. wri e r :*• -•- -,-.0. 4r i ter ~ 41: one quaint,. of the city. The • alarm bad been very Prows. rind the followiug groolmien :Rewards. viz. _._ In_ _ree__ , A , ~. ._ . ...,,,. wart e , , lie.. lingoes. and 14„.... ismaiiiiwimoilmo „raw • of , or witivs. , . it.. veal, but was lest sebvidiug..-..Esebeeie et _New Sir Juan Guatoon. Rem TINS*. Calomel', of .... " 6 "7 thi r p r roo nto i :24. o 6• 7". rm sat taa...t_tenta. A whet are elm. ail r.a....;7; .1. ww • ...esdeereerwi, seizig. 1 . iwooe obt mesh Iwo ; Yolk was 10i."' • , ROSCRT TATI.OI4 tre Brehtitishdos - le, Cuswitill; Nee ate, oihkeievisett'oprerr , et ikeeiboli- !:.i - .koe:'..i , - ; i 4 ..,) i i. -•.-• oi . , Imp, Ailt slitteeve. It turns oat to be perfectly true, 610100 tlw• fort • tri u n chenl iemok kt" ; owl ; W. D. W , H . s° isinivi"l4 of " 'hi* °llllr. ' 11.7" irse6lll4l4ll.lallir Warr s "''''''' '', ib&vb . froto,N. tolgv a • t alak mope ei fr .. ; .. 4. ora l at ...., generally doubled in a midon, tint Lord .. 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