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coiled to have attained oi. suy ozeisian pritteding. What is called " a good tide" was expented ; ut the consternation prodoeed by the ri,e or the water several feet above its usual level, insy well be imagined to have been ixcessive. Houses tv Lich on no ociLwoit whitever before bad been invaded by the tide. were now, liv itx oveioowering all prob4ble lsounds, filled toe great depth with the water, whidi rUblirti kiteben and cellars, and inundated wetly imititraent until it fiend its owe Whole streets were thu.; eirellnibranced ; and intuit were for iwo or three lionrb inaccessible but to those who had resolinion enough to wade up to the 'knees. 'Withatn-place, Woringate, and all the streets and houses near to the river, were in the latter predi cament ; and as it was night (seven n*6oo, aid rain fell heavily, the situation of the inhabitants was moat di•tressiiig. An extraordinary thing was, that the tide, when it had flowed to its highest, did unt perceptiLly sub side fat more than an hour. To those who hal soy knowledge of the way in which such an effect could alone be produced, this was a sure proguns tic of an extensive calamity—to them it was clear that the sea-books had broke',. or were merflotted; and fortunate for the town of retstun ibtit most mi• aerably u‘sfortuttate for the surrounding couutry) was it. that this thing lrappened ; for had not the tide fiend another and less straitened course. hut afrved tilt it hail spent itself in its accustomed channel. it would hare risen, in all probability, even some feet higher than it did in the men, and have swept almost every thing before it. Mit hanpeited, the town was lIVCII. and the neighbour ing country deluged. Friskney new sea-brink is broke', by the tide in two or three places ; Leeertoti new sea bank the tame; of Frieston new bank scarcely a vestig, is left; the old bank also in that paii•ll is broken in many plaeeA, as is Boston Ea•it old batik, and the hanks at Skirberk quarter, Wyllerton, Frampton, 61 , 41 Frudyke.—lt may be well here to iib.erre, that the new banks are these lately made on the intimate of the marshes from the sea. but are not relied upon for the de fence or the country at large. The old sea banks, unhappily for the country, hate proved itisufficieut in height, as the surge passel over them ultnost along the whole mad this was the cause of the breaches.—the overflow having first waisted away the batiks, from the summit to the base, on the land slily. The situati• n, of the country, in cmisequerice, frets Wainffeet almost to Spaldiu;.:, a distance of thirty miles. is inch a* exceeds our powers of de. aeription. The iuteliigarice of distress wink!' we huve had for two days hourly brought in to us. amazes and almost incapacitates us from our duty of relat ing what we heard. 'YHE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FRIDAY. Novaraza 16. ' St. James's Palace was yersterilsy er&Wde•J from two o'clock till near five, the !fleeting of Parlia ment having attracted a numerous assemblage of persons of 4istinctioil from all parts of rh• Visited Kingdom; every one appeared highly gratified with the following fseourible Bulletins, which were *hewn by Lord Boutin as Lord in Waiting : " Windsor Castle, Nov. 14.—v(esevivg.) 4. 11111 MAJENTY is still better to-slay, and ay ran to be its a state of prewessive 'weld went. " H. R. REYNOLDS. " H HALIFORD. " b. HAILLIE. " W DEBERDEN. " R WILLIS." N'todsor Cud*, Nor. 15. " His Massser is much the same to-day as he was yesterday." Oicaisti a. abore.) The Lords and Commons met yeaterday pur •uant to adjournment. As we stated yesterday, Ministers moved, in bltli Howes. for a farther ad jnomment of a fortnight. upon the ground of His MAJESTY's convalescence, and in expectation of biz perfect recovery within that interval. This mo tion of adjournment, as we also predicted, was not resisted by the regale'. Oppoaition; although Mr. PowtottuT, their leader, observed, an adjournment for a week would he more fleairahle.—Sir Fa*ttct• BV&OLT r, however, proposed an adjournment from day to day ; and tiie hinge whets there appeared, for the oririssal motion of adjournment far a fortnig:i , , 3 13; for the amendment. LI. ft spite as from this &Valeta. that the Members present aliment's& to 401—a very full attendance, under all the circtunatinscea of the case. The at toodssoce in the Lads was also g►eat. It amounted to upwards of VO. All the Royal Dukes were present. TSe Gallery of the House of Commons was crowd-tloand locked at an early hour. The n- ..mhtege of Peers yesterday, in the House of Lords, was, we believe, more ounaerosis than any other smee the indisposition of His Mai leery in When the Lotto Cnawyst.t.oa ad dirpsseil their Lordships, aad again adverted to the atfitetton which had befallen his Sovereign, his f-.hogs seemed atmost to overpower him. The Itsysi Dukes of CLIREICr and Sussex ap viewed for the first time in the Howe siwe.:e the eornm,ncetnent of the Session, sod took the oaths and their seats. Beside those Lords oho ex pressed their sentiments. there wee• present almost all the principal on the aide both of Ministry and the Opposition. Yeaterday inornintr, ‘t nine o'clock. the T.naD .nit and Mr. Pc r.c TA I. 'lived at Wind , nod exAntiaed the Ihictnra ntteniliag till eleven, when they set Wiley London. ST .TAMESIS PALACE. The fullwing were among the numerous asses" blage who :e(t their 113Lne1 yesterday : Lord Boston Lord J. Throne Hoe. Henry Verney Lady J. T.iynoe Lord Carteret Turd Heatlitield The Record.. of London ,Mrs. T. Estiquier Lord Somerville Earl and Comitess Pembroke Sir Charlie ['loner The Aim :rivers Minister sod - Lord and Lady :iliaheld Mrs. Pinckney Mr. Broderick Colend Upion Iriersnou Birch Mrs.:! Boscowee Earl Fogieslhaut Lady Read? Bishop of Bristol The Archbishop of Canter- I ord and Lady Selsey liii. - y 5 1 r W. end Lady Laugham Mn C. Manner. Sutton Mr. Irby Miss Manners Sutton .Mr. Calming The Marchioness of Startled Lady Boston and Min Irby Bishop of Chichester Mr. J. S.irjeesit Admiral Yuen Typists. Cheater Mr. Brckfurd Ee' Nehoa Admiral Sir G. Buller Lord hood Lord 3liddletuu Earl of Albemarle Mr. Wl!toothier • Sir T. Miller Coptain Ch ttttt am, IL N. Mr. Cornier Mill Peas.uu Earl Chesterfield Mr. Ilult Leigh Countess Dotroe,... of Erroll Captain Fleury Steen, R. N. Go'nrnor Came Captain Lamlari, A. N. lady and Miss Cantered Sir Frederick Baker Lard and Lady Roll Lady Elisabeili Fielding Mr. Bashi f 'amain Fielding The Hessian Minister Mr. Maiuwaring Earl of Rochford Countess ,A , unauster ... ... Mrs Vllliris Sir (Andes Paws Sir (7. Mor,lanist Lady Price 111.1 Brooke General Sir 'MOM Tains Loll soil Lady Absrdeets Mr. Monts, Duke a ( • Am-ester (:corral Ogilvie rolotwl A usua Captain Langley Dr. Aia•lis Al.termato C6l;llth Mc Fl 1110:ins 31r. lisallie Mr. heal) G.:a:tali/ft Mr. Wes ism East and Comas-ea Mattles. The MareLimtcllS of Dimi. field s4ire Lord and Ladv itillkrtry Sir James Shaw Sir It. wad Lady Vaughan Earl l'oukit Laity tivili.l4l:aul Illatjor-Gou rut de Wattevilis Lad) Sticirt 1L.1.1J Torrington Earl of Yowls 1....111%* Culling tool - . Lard Clive Su r E.dmund I - airiness Admiral Apodaca Mr %%Lila Biahop or Derry har J O.O and Lady Went- Sir David and Lady Nadas s sn Ili Sir W. Paxton Mr. Cell The Riskin of Derry h1r..1 I marry Mr. Boswell Sir ItA.ert Perla Mr. Reeves E:orl of 1:.orslyo Mr. and Mrs. Croker Visconti (Ago 110i1 Karl Percy Lord Teigotrouuth Martinis of Ileadfott Bishop of St. La-id's Lord rerrire Captain Diem hir J Nlurray ( uhotorl Moo rowo Mr. Johaore Groom I.•ord SlalosArcue Lady Radsturia Mr. Adam Mr. sold Mos. fieroey 1 . - 11 1 Sir H. Dalrolllk The I.orol Chief lioron Lei %Vat-work Lad ObbUielOU Lad F. limper ... ... . . Mr. Cream Mr. C. Adams Lard k cisingion Lord Crewe Mr Cavendish Bradshaw 31.. 1411.1..idr Mr. Car... Wish Mr RIM %It, qiiberforee I.ord C. Manor.* Dr. N1...4mm Cady Sul;erso Soo A J01...,i0n thickets of I A ,As Esti St 11 111. IA Lon} G ()shortie Comae,. St Vastest Lady G. o.burtta Lady Coulon Si. W. W. Wyaor Lady J. Bentiock Th., Portagurse Attilvidsf!at Lady Day • D.rwagsr Comdata of bier- .41d.. luau Cond. pool 1/0o sl a t r f ',too. so of o}7art Lord Risers E... 10f It .1.... t Lori Kith gird Mr- Mc.... Drummond ashen of Glonrester . .. Dowager Lady Dooegal ker. Ur God: • I Miss fiodfrer Par. E..lnurd hodgsso Sir Willoon Dellinbron Earl of (*t.rCutry Earl of I:ridt:enatrr i.ort.; L'aerherst Coorness of driagorater Mr 1 .as rents Mr. f:thre Mr. Gurney Mr. J. E. Reynolds %%scones Lake Mr. Slicridau Viseueut Futbso Mns Sheridan Lied -Ueueral Fisch Lady Drate Mr. 1124041 es Browne Mr. Andrews Dr. Pearson Mr rh;ffillss Lit et -General llopking Earl sod Cowden. of .I.3ies. Lord li.nkstuo bury Lord thoh , ..odeky Duke of if ont rope if:corral I fir J . Copley, Count IVoronso Mr. Inshitspon Lord Robert Fitzgerald liishop of Winchester Earl of Banbury Mr. Andrew %iodises Com.less of Laiseshotougls Lord Slos petit V1.4 . 0111nt lir, of..r 4 in. W IL.ntlas noragrr Colt utest Rosalyn Limit.-Geor rat Campbell Lady M. Erskine Lord Reshorongh Hon. Mrs. H.rwe General th.rdun Lady Wellington Mr Bdlistity Earl Alanefield Major Do kens Earl Digby Lord ihrir MC Earl and o.nntras ("inept/ Sir F. Gould Mr. Serjrant Vaughan Lord Rolstoek Sir Charles Morgan General Rappel Mr Samuel Thornton I.ord Foley Mr. Lloyd Mr. Wailate Mr.. Rate Rev Mr. Loyal's! Lord Charles Spencer Earl and ( - mods as of Lindsey Miss Garth Countess ChetterGrtil Sir Joseph Banks Lady M. Meriiii.lll% Lady Ranks Mr. and Ilni. Starlike+, Mrs. Ranks Earl sir Witten Capt Perry, R.N. Dr sad Mrs. Curling SIC Temple . General Went's' • Mr. Temple Writ Ric G. Nugent Captain Frans is I'rrry Crud sod Lady C. Belitiudi Lord Eliot Lord Weldegrare Liird Rriiyon Lord F klentiorli Mr Sri-root Cock. If Mr. Hicks Devil Lose f:arrstarz Visenunt ( atheart ... .... .... Hrr. f)r Carry Counter. E toronberg Bishop or I:ristol The Hoe. Mrs. %V.ilpule Mr: I}a Try Sir T. Tert..n Lorit Orford Mr G. II Root Lord Bolters Karl of Selkirk Laity Cat 'feriae West Countess ditto M bit Dy , :yar.l A.losirsl Sir C. Pula Mr. and Lady G. Buckley Earl and C4l4llltelli Of Carpi- Earl Trabot fort Lord Whitworth Earl of Mrtilirielrit Lsr.l Grinistorse Sir W. Althorn I.nr.. Ad...rite of Seottaiol The hulk itur•GennalofScet- Earl of Pomfret Iliad Lora ru!k•tone Mr. Cain-aft Archbishop of York Bishop of Salisbury Mr. Vernon Mn. Fisher Lai of Darisiey Ain sad Min Mikes Lail of No/thus/ton Mr. %V. Knisoidtr Harlot Portnore Lori H. Fit rgerahl Colette, ft arnage Mr. Serjeant Marshall Karl Mountaarria Dr. Jarnierro Coolants M oust niseris Mr. (*analog Lady C. Amoral. y Mr G. Coin le 11:ener.si Hradatiaw Marl of Astilinrishata Mrs. ftradAraw Mr. Aohburoba to Sir Orintd &holey, 11. P. Colonel %L.,..i.,,,,i j Lail Speseer Colonel f;...s.kili Lord sod Lady Brownie., Major kin S o Abraham Hanle Mr. Caltierlry Marion sad Marchioness o( Captain South Blandford Earl ..f Delo-stir Lady ginith BUI rag Rev Mr. Ilesitiort Miss Jaffa Lord Martha...li Mr. Ithrtort Lord Miartraslrr ford S. Annlaio East of Cork Lord krvir, toast Starbeadmrg LAW IN TRL Lir; E COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nor. Is• The Court were occupied until after half-put twelve o'clock in hearing bail justified; after which they passed rentence oM tit rerul persons found guilty of smuggling. MEETiNGII OF CREi;I[TOII4 AT CV11,11)”.:1.1., ?o aim ROW . Julia Margati Cr Tipice•r..rs ,i k rtruarll . Peter Hill, Slait•latie, Theisen Hills, Abbey-m.lls, %viat halo, ler - • Charles Stevens, Hillcrieny, Erma, hale, r William ROWI.III and 'Miasma 31 Chester, and Shrewsbury, bankers John Crow, Dean-street, St. 31argaret, Wesinoisoer cut-renter Edward hams rJami, James Mortared, Butt-lase, Deptford, At.,,, on.. dealer Alm Francis Papillon, termoudory, CAII.II. printer • 3 m ir k. Henry Wales, Vigo-lava. FieettialY, orioter Sir Richard lint. New lltridge.stre e t, t. friars, London, ba. loortlea • .! James Itrottle, late of Maid lane, Solothurn s, runty but now of Herhestre, Kent, smith . • • Jaillrel Luke, Hyde.stroet, Bismaisbory, deal er and .1 rhatouno • , 7 John Hone and tVilliam Hoer, ktrand, lorAsell, n John tioxittlair, tencenistreet, Chearode, meorhitot Thorn's Uoniun, Thomas Atendtnan, sud Sanowl Howland, late of Towtr-alrert, un reil.nt% • Robert Knight Vorky,Tlsrapetou, Northamptoush,, shopkeeper %Valliant Merritt, Mill-lime, Southwark, Julio Swift, Cuomerciai.ruad, Nliddlesee, buot shoemaker John Marsilon, Roebrster, •Kent, lioeu-drarer itkarl James, I.de of lkw Churrh-yo d , our of i t . Mary-Axe, Looolou. nierthaut brolley JOlosson, Ivy lane. Limilan, Irarli . jurdea, late of Utoentrich, keit, ants:. worker - - t:eurte Graraton. Hertford, Kest, skinner • t illoa or Nicholoon, Casho,tun..dr,U, silk mercer . Thomas In -50.., Queen strew!, rictioller . James Stedman, late of Hale street, 51,14:6,11, bitter John Tallith, Cleat COMM Street, Brims* :et stpos,,, merMutost John Hooper, late of It iclerl hue, Blarkfrou's r, a % Surrey, r 00000 mot) hlewer Wel.nm Bort, itra Cruse street, 141111110114 tag aut. • 1 J - 3 3 1 • James Askew, Lite of the Steinll, straw.hat-eita.n fact r • in, Ip. 6 1 , of riyintiuth.lork, Devonshire, bus rpm tli 14011 , 111 U, 111. 1 4 4, 0 , , 1.1.11. T %TsMem ro,d, ...mes ,o9 •lnte's *nalttiev Ylt (ieurze NI effgy. &Lod- sure i $ ebetsuro%, primer? - tl111 . 11&1111t011, Bad., k.. r.m.4 ell R. , i . - etirr roardriitier, catittuti.t.ts, et, and Seely Po., drittier. Charhicerusa, paper iiimittrartu.e,s .1 In Thomas Bell, Nichol... , lane, London, incrrhaat . j , u, Melt:Aid Philp, jell tind Widen... G.lsei, ...ii Great St. Ileiett'., Loei.lon, upit,.i.t erns - 1 10 Richard Baby, Mickleishury, 1..u4Ju0, wattboo.t. than - - • Henry 3014 , 1 Rieke'', Norton ralr-de, Blshorgatc• street, • heist mumm=er - Henry Colic), Lie of Breocr.strect, G.)144 m 0...., - I II I 11 - I i . . 11ERTINGA OF CR V.F.ITOne AT CCILDIII.I.,, ...... • • • -- • • cetJed to have attained .in suy ozeistan pritetling. .SF. JAMES'S PALACE. LAW INTPL LIU ENCE. Tar ~.,,,nu... P jo r li te n e M H 6 ll rga6 l, Store-, 4 ,..,,, - 'I I: What is called " a "good tide" was ekpeoted ; COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nor . 13. but the consternating) Proiloced by the rise of the The follwing were among the numerous asset*" _ water several feet shove its usual level, insy well be bi 4 „h t .., ; e f t t h e i r 'mon yest er day :- The Court were occupied until after half-pact Thomas Hills, Alshey.m.lls, %resilient, E. ' ', i t, - I lee Charles Steve - ns • 1 .• . - imagined to have been ix ems:ye. Houses is Lich on no William Rooter,' ti l i l il n 'll e3 i v liz E u.s "c% 3 . l l '. 4 . i k ,Cii, ch . , : Id I Lord Boston Lard J. Thynne twelve o'clock in hearing bail justified ; after which . JjEirdeacirdCsi:d,rsisoihijw,...rewoclirDas:a:ebaur:rol.sn:ltdriiimteciin.T.ctiai,„heuSirersil.t,3l3.l;:irgi:raure,rvat,i3O%,kl:7,ll:l7ineuesierl: 3 .., I, ......r............._ ---- ol occ.wiiit whatever before had been invaded by the Hoe. Henry Verney Lady J. TNymile they tensed srentence 00 *rend persons fount' tide. were now, liv its ovrioowersug all probable Lord coein . ee Lord Heat Wield pithy of smuggling. 1,.. tm (1 , , hounds, fi lled toe great depth with the water, which The Record.. of London Mrs. T. Faiiquier ---- -..e--- - Earl and Couutess Pembroke rushed two kiteheit and Cellars. and usuudated Lord Senwr , ille BOXIAC:. The Atirerirau !Minister sad we t ly npitittisent until it Lurid its Ow• level. .Sir Char" rlu"" and Lad • She ffi eld Mrs. Pinckney —ems-- Pet e r alet Ersneis - Papjllon, tcrmond.r;, calk,: 3 1 Whole streets were thus circumstanced ; and antes Mr. Broth:stet? Calcite! Upion The matelot. betwixt youog Crib and Mill, and ilbs, were foe two or titres hot inaccessible but to those Pldierenau Birth Mrs. A Dosearree I)i.cvn and Ballard took place ye.terday, at t.' .l ' IS who had resolution enough to wade up to the Gores. E.rl Flowillusin Lady Meade Oak Common, near Uxbridge, su the presence of primer . . 'Withatn.place. Woringate, and all the streets and Bishop of Bristol The Archbi.hop of Canter- several thousand spectators. Crib is known to the fiFA7 IlenrY.W.alee•V4 o -htue. PieradillSi eriote r - 2I Lord and Lady Schley . l imy Sir Ks has ;1 Phillip. Rut. New ltridge•streit, ttlat - L. 3 ' bowies near to the river, were in the latter predi- S'r W. sad Lady Laugasm MVP C. Manners Sutton town by his matches with Cropley. Dogherty, &c. friar .. 1, ,,,, dim, LI keellee Algol tamest ; and as It was night (seven o'clockj, mid Me Irby Miss Menhirs Sutton and lie was condidered a formidable profruor. Hall James Bridle., late of Shad fate!, sout - hir si .1: ,„., Mt Sao rain fell heavily. the situation of the iuhabitants was .Str . Calming The Mareliiinirts of staffers, has been several months in town. from the Isle of but tier ufttechestie, Kent, smith ' K.. U • -'' 2 C Im" I most distressiiig. Lady Boston sod Mtn Irby Itishop of Chichester IVight, under *Richmond. and he had received fur- James Luke, Nyde.strect, Simenslisey, deakr aid - Om. Mr..l. S.rjeasit Admiral Vouug . DAVI An extraordinary thing was, that the tide, when riiptai „ (3 ., e , Mr. Bickford feit of Dogherty. Ills family have been notorious jj::i r tii h aa a t yl ., um , : lair (i . . ~. 1 I, cam ' p...k. .. “ • ,..:6„...., 2 ie nail William Hone, htraad, bird:. II . neck; it had flowed to its highest, did not ever till sub- Lail ige e,,„, Admiral Sir G. Buller as provincial boxers. The 'might of these chain- , s tink side for snore than an hour. To those who had laird hood laird tliddletou pions is equal, and above eleven biota - . At one Thomas Gordon, Thomas Atcadtnan, and San el - . 10 1 Mr. Willoutbiliy • Robert Kinght Vircky,Tlsrapelou, Nottkounlitonsh,, ; I TI Gov knowledge of the way in winch such an effect Earl of d;lbermarte o'clock the combatants art -to, with odds 6t04 in Howland , bile of Venrcr.street, m ire 1,„,,,,, in - Sir T. Miller Captain Ch ttttt an, R. N. et DI could alone be produced, this was a sure progima- Cribs favour. Toe second. were Richmond and Mr. Cornier Miss Peas.un L EI tic of an extensive calamily...-to them it was clear Earl Clieeter fi eld Mr. Ilult Leigh Torn Junes for Hall, and Crileb Baldwin mid .! h ?pk"Per. . ' - %%Mono Alma, Mill.lasie. Southwark, mi. r eh an , : I t• re' that the sea-banks had broken, or were overflowed ; (' no n e ., Dowad.,*.• of Erroll Capleiii Fleury Stout, R. N. i Cropley for Crib. John Swift, Conn:meet:Cermet, :iliddieses, bunt aid 9 Gia and fortunate for the town of Boston i bat most mi. Go'nrnor Cause ttttt Caplan' Lambert, R. N. Sound 1. A sharp rally ears commenced by Crib after 5 e a ,,,,, a1 ,,,,, Ism Sir Frederick Baker - - Hail bed I ' 4 short ; 1.0 blots earl acre skelant4vd, end Joho Marsden, Rochester,•Kent, lineit.drseer ' 9 ,, I , - la eerehly unfortunate for the surrounding country) Lady mud MetsCanterea Lord end Lady Hull Lady Elizabeth Fielding Crib lust his feet 11y the orlon ,. a the ground. Richert Junes, Lilco( lli-w Church - oil wow of s: - ' ~. i was it. that this thing irappened ; for had not the Mr. Might F 'aptain Fielding O. Crib but his oaten:try in the thrust over Ina grand , Mary-Axe, Luadou. aserehaut 0 6 . 1 tide found another and less straitened coarse. but , The Hessian Minister Mr. Maiuwaring and disengage' Ibinself He gave hie head is sparring and fissility JOhnom, Ivy lane. Limiton, triirk .....1.., • 9 I e pete afrved till it had spent itself in its accustome d E ar l o f g at er ar d Countess ter 'rimester i' reined Auer, but be roma.* it nigh a bard blow on the w it e aat j wdea , tate a c a „,„ e „,,, e14 1 ,•,,,,, , lova: : t swell Clammed, it would have risen, in all prObability, Mrs Villiris Sir Charles Pi ice cyk. ' worker - - - inlet. Lady Price a. Hall hit sheet, and Crib hit him twice ia the body, the George Grayson. urrtford, Kest, 'Mintier - . i t 1 , AGO even ovule feet higher than it did in the town, and Sir C. M"rdaatit L. 4 Brinks General Sir TiloMer Ts igge last of shirts blows felled Hall to 4 lea Crib. tl . Milieu Nicholson, Carhop fon. strati, silk mercer *;' altar ban Thou:tali loson, Queen strerl, Reborn, vienailli . - Wow bare swept almost every thing before it. As it A. A lbw rallyiug round, is whiela Hall li4l, Luril suit Lady Aberdeen Mr. Mined:is r . 2 , happened, the town 'SOS OATH', and the neighbour- D o te af. ,„„.. i „ General tteuvis ethane( d tine Jame. Stedman, late of Moe street, 5i.;14:141.1, (V ing country deluged. Friskney new sett-brink colones *twos (nettle Langley T. t'sts gave hie adversary A fnll kerr over the rated, I, o zer . . 1 is broken Sty the tide in two or three places ; Dr. Airlie A likrmair C. Smith 317. Hardie which blacked Lis other eye, but Hall knothed him lota in J o e. T a n a t,,G, eat Corm s t reet , 8 r „„.,„ .k - 2 1 a rally. tueeMunit - - lirlair, r Lelterton tiew sea batik the same; of Frieston new alt H. 7 /0. 10 011 Mr. Weston 6. Crib shined staknesa, bat Ile kid the hest of a rallying J a e n te t ,„ aer o ate of tti e l er l t am , le ar er ruts ..• ~, a ,: 1111 L Mr. Hem tit,;ll3o.liflt bank scarcely a vestige is left; the old h's"a Eass sod Comae«. Marries- The MarcLiantsa of Dora. emend. . fides ... Surrey, romoinni blirieer - OW in that pa , is broken in twiny placeA, as is fi eld shire 7 This ga s al hard 5 rolltiltt ►roao.l as sea be etaterierd ; Wanes Bari, ltra Cross street, Loastaa„ 1 . 55 am . . ' l3 :,, , ,, li i i ; Illnston East old hank , and the hanks at Skirbeek Lord and Lade Bulkeley Sir James Shaw the przilists &splayed courtier it least, and they stunt: e l . chant - - - Lan Earl Poulcit manfully sad bit, until Crib was kouckest dear to I oi , j a ,,,,... askew, Lit , a t b,. g itst ,d , et ,„,,,, A0 - ,_,, 0 ,,; . 111 Kw °, quarter, IVylierton, Frampton, an d F na dyk...-It n Sir It. Aid Lady Vaughan L a d e goin,..e a d Major-G..1111W de 'Menotti@ Hall. factliTer - . . Tv , - 0 25 may tie well here to observe, that the new banks are Lady Shari Los J Torriii4t;iii s- 11311 slipped and fell in eunnhenciee a ral:e. Th•iney. PIO N hale of Plym o uth-.lurk, PeTo os W .re, those lately Made Oil tile iticloeure of the snarsiirs Earl of Poets Lady eulli i• K A mod J. Will hit Crib iii the bead awl Inely, and lie frit week. but now of Holboin, Midrib- ies, ;moire AIL • 2 II from the sea, but are not relied upon for the de- Lard Clive Sir Cobouisil Cai mite. 1... This mend was one of the hest a itimined :it ii....lern Wollbeiti l'ord, Delie g tori, e•imetvestir r e, ;nano', Dill fence ot the country at large. The old sea banks, Admiral Apodaca Mr Ohba lialits. Hill rallied, nntl several full blows were chtliarsged. e;,,„....„,, M aep u t , te ue d., treet , et,,, ai .,,,,,, , 2 ,,, i ,... a 1 1 J.•!tasl Bishop of Derry. _ _ Sir J o hn and Lady Went- ere. ,'mooned alt Ms etforts, hat he was et tenth 14.1.04.14• po o r , • - - - Seaki unhappily for the country, have proved insuMcieut - ; t Moot Sir David end Lady Plateau t . - 'Atli ed riven by • bath-round right• handed bit. aria Mutton. Bath, lare. mei cliaet . In height, as the surge passd over them ultnost 2 ,,,, W. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Coil it would ulfuril but little gratification to those I l l ietor Fuardrinier C.ittitioll•sti• ei, an d r aii i f p,,,,,, • 1 1 WI along the whole line: stud this was the cause of the The 15 ,,, h00 of Deny Itlr..llassey who uorlerstand pogilisin to state one syllable more deinier. Cliarbig.'Crues, paper iieraufartuna. .1 IR brraches-the overflow having first scoured away M r. B aw d, Sir Itobert Prete on thi. fight. It *an malhtuined by Crib three • Th"'"' Br"' Nic k s' ! " lalle, 1•411111013, 1111Whiet • i 21.1 dit, 1 the batiks, from th e summit to the base. on the lead Mr. Reeve* Earl ef I,..s.lyaßichard Philp, jun. and William Goodie', ism. intl.' 9narters of an hour longer, without the slightest tlt , Ea lllr r . l a P n cdre t y fre. Croker Viscuunt t.ai liou Greet ll 1' 1 I I' __ ..t. r.ell .1, AM 011, Up IWO miff .I In sirge. The sit uati• n , of the country , in cousequeoce e Lord Teigiitauuth topes of wioniog.. Hall had every ar - • intagt. and Richard Roby, Iltialersbury, Liiodon, ouchose. ee A from Wainfleet almost to s paidiug, a distance OF Marquis of Headfeet Bishop of St. Da:id's yet the contest was protracted to the annoyance ideas - - - - •i o f - thirty miles, is such a* exceeds our powers of de. Lord r ect i„ Captain Deem of Cnb's feelings. until nature entirely deserted Heavy John ROLM, Norton Ealrate, Bishorseer• iteription. The tutelitgatice of distress winch etc have Sir ) Murray 11 ahead Slot ri.ou . him. Hall is • resolute two-hand e d fight e r, an d a s " t rea t ' . h a""""Zer •I S had for two days hourly brought in to us, artistes Mr. JOrliOr Gross Lord SlaelareireHenry Colley Lie of Brewer-street, Goli i Lady Radstucis Mr. Adam we stated yesterday, gave promise of becoming for- ~.„e „ ' . .. e n sties ., , Ot 4 and almost incapacitates us from our duty of triad.. A Ir. and this . isovary „ -0.- ask bir H. DalrYtelde foldable 00 the stat. The battle lasted one hour I wsiliarn 'fisoratirr, Iforadoutb-street, Semen I.l:air, we. lug what we heard. The Lord Chief Heron Earl Warwick find trine minutes.-Hall was halt blind of both e:occr • -a II F - • ...._ .. . ___ .._ .. ____:•••• __••••••--__N-....T-i."..!•! Lord Ossuisteu Lord F. Harper tyro, which he got in the first twenty minutes, and with= Blare, Kiliglitslitiitge, Middlesex, ear- Mr. Creccey Mr. C. Adams :1 1 }1E 1311ITISH PRESS. Lend ksigsgotgoo Lord Crewe although emelt was his date, his courage led him to peeler - - • - • 2 it l: William Burnham illhaw, St. Paul's Ouch yaed, Itlr Cavendish Bradshaw Mi. Letliiiiidge victory. The mill thing we em. state further is, 5 „ ec i,„„,..„,, • - . . ---=--- --- - ------ -- - ---- T -- ' Mr. Catieni!ish Mr alio Mrs Wilberforce that Crib did not knee the name. - - t , Ile ei James Clamp, Chiche.•er, Sasses, money.unreacr i oil I 1 - LONDON, Lord C. Simmers Dr. Maishain DALLARD AND DIXON. '1 homes Croft Heeler, I' irerpuol, grocer - -i t t ot Cady Sullivan S.r A delii , ien It is only necessary to slate th u t B a ll ar d w o n thi s Jame* Dew, Moehr - rtrrtir Forlesaa -*Omer Mu FRIDAY, Novitiate 16. Duchess of Leer's Earl St. Vl - 11 . 1. IA battle in 40 minutes, with the greatest ease. mill b"ldwr . - a I allot Lord G. Osborne Ceisute•s St raiceat • John Streik!! BeickwouchStrikr:iewisgter., Middle- 4. 1 1 -.---....--- Diem resigned half beat. The combatants hat! Lady G. unhorse Lady (Stollen ilea, tweets - I I fooeht bifore this • well-contested battle, in which I . Cluirthg.Cros . s, tenet:maker - . c ' St. James's Palace was yosterilay crowded fr-iin Si, se. w. wymir Idedy J. Beiniack Blase Eyre, two o'clock till near five, the Meeting of Podia- . 11 , Porte tae Aethaesedov Lady Day • II illoril don. The science of Dixon was beat 11 illiam Woad, Iligli - street, Lauenth, Stormy, Dowager Cuautcsa of Liter- .tide mart Coitus away by the strength of Ballard, as in the former ''""Ms ~ - -.-., - - I I F. anent having attracted a numerous assemblage of pool iton• r err f ',miters of ter•illeriek char, Cloirels.eonet, Corneal s .aiz, Lie,.. II battle. lout its much lies Dine. powwow of distinction from all parts of the Coiled Loot nieces Esil of D.sait don unit Net tauebamplacr„ reauireiciseieart, , efelt -1-....7_,..._.........4 Mr. Itleo." mammon& Mailtewbe, siterebairt , • • 11. 24 Kiogdout ; every one appeared highly gratified wiih air J . iC co ama"rd Midi IPPVL ACCIDENt. PleY Bishop of Glonrester Sealy Fourdriaset sail William Sale, tharine cre.., the follow/nag favourable Bulletins, which were Dowager Early Donegal Rev. Ur Cod. • 1 ...-......__ • IllaitiosiTra . - - - -I I Ole I Miss Godfrey Per. F..louid lioegssa sr% *been by Lord Bosvotr as Laird in Waiting :- Sir Willisin Bellingham Earl of Co•sutry "PA le Lev, now. 10.-.2 w e j o i.k. John Tilley, roptball-mortiTkutourtan-cic.t, ii,- - 1 It reel M I hate this moment returned from witnessing ''''''""" l ' r u h " - " Windsor Castle, Nov. te...efeerehrg.) Earl of lirikessater Lim: i:telLiturat l'av Cowmen of Bridgewater the I As, rent c • the moat horrible of are:irs! A Ow days ago. ■ • Pest us 111111 MAJENTY is still better to-day, and lip.. Mr. 1:41r . Mr Goritcy track•bnat. from Paisley to Johnstone, was launched, Ti ßir a harl 3 t i V a i ls io L t l art ". l4• Pec v, li rte li Nf l i ugrel ner.er c er w t7 .4 t ! ;.:7lwier . , lii ILeiwituu ; MA Derv@ Hider+, Manehettcr, wars. is 4 Mr. J. F. Reyaolds Viet...tat Lake and da:lf since it has been filled with parties of plea- housvowis . . •I C 040 Dean to Lein a state of pro;yessive weld went. - • • - Mr. Sheridan Viscorsut Folio, litre. Today is a fair with lls, and every fad and la.s Rii'airt Berridge, Winter+, 3114141r5. a, %mediate -i . lido "H. R. REYNOLDS. Mrs Sheridan Lieu, -General Finch who coned muster chrht4pence, must have • sail. II To Thomas Lee, Polued.serect, Oefor&stre4t, evade Ledy Drake Mr. Hawkins 'teems,: . .I it /net " H. HA LlFORD.matte • About se a hour nail, she landed at the basin. op n- Mr. Andrews Dr. Pearson site .Ir. Bari-1.17'a, with nearly 100 on board (for nitinPriirs . M. BAILLIE. Mr Ciilffilles Lit at -General Hopkins she is 00 feet in lengtlsl and the Lail sod Curesitess of dyles. C ur l K . dthsticii. I i NI 4 . W HEBERDEN. .. as sunny were so Jo ia lni .. P . opodew .du et n. i bru irea u f r,. .itosiepeo . u,' Larrerce Fortnum..- . ; ~,,, btu ? laird Cholreendeky shore anxious to replace them, and who, in sibte of I I Ina _cease I.....ire•laue, thililleux, oil aaa etviviir " R WILLIS." Duke of 110 mo-we General Harris . I Tint all remonstrance. pressed ire before she was cleared ° 1 0" count svooisso Mr. leshineton - street, of 'Bristol nietry•icei- -0 Windsor Castle, Nor. 15. Lord Robert Fitzgerald lii.shop or Winebenter of the former load. in consequence of which she " I *Y ElJerluar a" or late ' . •In law vi Ocoee Earl of Banbury file Andrew Mathias upset. and plunged the whole, mop, women, and ye .• • 1 I. of S.' II IFlillt " His MailillTir ill much the same to-day as he moms .1 cot:moan, ode ..ewe-weren't, mercer - Colones' or Laileshoeurigh Lewd Shot twat eliddren, into the basin, which is set en.or eight fcgt Edward usu. Itiaelte.t. r, is. at, te11.... .is INT. was yesterday." Vi,citoot H er, ferd Rev. W ILaselas Jeep of water. The scene to those who saw it was George Purkar, Ginnie* etreet, visford-road, Braid. (sir ied sr atiore.) Dowager Colt ut est Rossiya Licht ein rat ('sin hell. is n I.oly M. Erskiue Lord Resteirou g h awful. Numbers, no doubt, were taken np„ but aloe - maker s - - - -......--- Iti!..liaril Dean, Bow, Middlesex, talker • • I", • li ( i l i Hon. Mrs. Haire General Gordon numbers too have perished. A gentleman told John Chapman P i ecemeal, Misaellelits,abnironsker - G The Lords and Commons met yesterday pure Lady w eit ,„ elo ,, Hr Miller:4y me. lie tarried till he saw forty. till corpses to u ..estvet cooper; Catentow slres I; WattlitTiblefillall -, ii tart suant to adjournment. As we stated yesterday, Fail tlansfield Major De hens ~ appearance ; unit I have just now heard that Julia Cheyaey ; Osford•street, lineo.drupar - • " I: Furl Me l Lord Dow MC hltnisters moved, in bath Houses, far a f ar th e r ad. Earl end conning Corral/ Sir F. Gould fifty-one hare beets dragged our, few of whom, aseare...r....-sossooso.-.. jonrnment of a fortnight. upon the ground of His lir. gerjeanl Yeutlian lewd Botstoek it is dr,atleil, will recover. The surgeons are Sir Charles Moreau General Karpost doing what they con, and every apartment in Mr. That Cadiz Papers to the ntii fast. coot4ll - " - pit the proceedings of the Cores to the iath d ay v Am MAJESTY . . convalescence, and in expectation of Mr Samuel Tituratun Lad Fuer, fierelay's house cantains some unhappy victim. his perfect recovery within that interval. This mo- Mr. Ll..yd Ilr. Wallace The nrighbourisog horses hove been throon open. theirier.- Si Di et s °4slll patelies do Mrs. Bete Rev Dlr. Layer! Every one • rine the countenance of dismay. afraid the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S Office, from Carlez.dri c t. . lion of adjournment, as we also predicted. was not Lord Charles Spencer Earl and ( - motor s. of Tindery resisted by the reguler Opposition; although 'Mr. Miss Garth Countess Chetterartil to inquire, lest some relative may have prnehed. " One Piton. it is said. has been bereft of hi, w ri e c4 re % if :et v d ed so n y o inl W P :l r i t i H e n si t ia7, t a t a . ; f _ t i i : the 25th. beiag later than the papers. Theyrr Si. Mr Joseph Bantle Lady M. Menhir'. Pouse,lutri their leader, observed, an adjournment Lady p i nks Mr. sod ilts. Markham* wife and three children. but the confusion .• very favourable account. not only of that place. I : precludes but also of thegenend state of Spoilt. ef tt. for a week would he more desirable.-Sir Fite act' Mrs. Mak , C m a i rt a. P: t rry, R.N. Earl of Witter, arettracy in investigation.. Carts. with two dead Dr and Mrs. Carling fro A m C li a o p i ta la i n ti d o . f w a h v e esse kft l BV&I)Lif, however, proposed an adjournment from hod t i a , are this inetistit 'miming my wintlow. General Minya • day to day ; and tiie II usse sl;a11-11, when there ATV l ' eloptr Writ 04 C. Nugent " A lady whom I have seen, sod who was one of " r* that a mra".re y et more r X rnul let lewd an.l Lade V. Beetiu:l three cabin passengers (all or whom esc I most i h t u on iesi the S tr th ileh i t n ed ha stan n i t n t i . n le d . : l l cow appeared, for the ori t inal motion of edjournment ( I 1 . 2.17 .1 , 1 .. tr"" l ' ur7 laird Waldegrave ' nariowly). draeribes the fatal business as resulting between 18 and il years old, without exc eptio n. , of Conscription had been iallopt and t h a t e ll N il' for a fortnight, 343; for the amendment. LI. laird Reoyon lard E Bentiork ent i rely from the temerity of the crowd who pressed iti l " ire ches d i ra t g au ,, -"Ilk to" t th he e 7 l r o l t e e s s L f . r 7T e h t e he v ier filin t " 6 1 t ele_ . . le .Si Heppe ms floes this d.trevioo. that the Members Mr str O wit (.(4k. If Mr. Hicks Beach X 7 4 Word. I.4odnarroary Yieessunt ( 'timedll 18th ult. respecting burning Colonial prodaccs hi° present amounted to 401-a very full attendance, Her. Dr ('airy Counter. Feeronberg " half past Four o'clock. under all the eirciunstimees of tile case. The at- Bishop at Itristol Tim Huta. Mrs. Walpole isSince finishing the shove, a few more bodies nut hem then curried into e ff ect. Mr: lea Bey Sir T. Torten h ave b een got; but as it is supposed th a t o th e r s re . We are concerned to slate that the squsdrmi or tot/dance in :he Lads was also great. It amounted Lord Orford Mr G. II Rom menthe the water. it has been resolved to run h out. to upwards of UN). All the Royal Dukes were Lind Belt" Earl el Selkirk under Capt. MENDS, a fter landing the accounts • . General Potties true Sr . Anders/. e , i Linty Catlverim West Counters Tilt* Some could vela. hut, amid the struggle. were kid patient. Tie Gallery of the House of Commons Miis Dy,,yard Admiral Sir C. Pule hold of by others who cotilif not . and hive perished storm, in which the Alagolderta Spaoish frigate, nu , . eri was CrOWd..d i and locked at an early hour. Hr. nn , l 1.44(ty G. Buckley &el and CA/Outlet Of Carpi- with thane. Mr. l'.. a baker. has last two of his boa Karl Talbot Sot daughter*, and it appear. generally Lord Whitworth Earl of Mcedwielre( I: The a- ..mhtege of Peers yesterday, in the L.cr.l Grirast Sir W. Althea. that the stiff mount to from 40 10 50... troops uuder lerst°tkii 611660 I ri t pg is e'r r wi epo senhellt rt ". ed p t ie lsat c" th " e d C of oeft 70 k 7 :g e o7 10 -l a tr 3 i , : ° . 3 n . 3 !I] Rana. Lient. Dare, is lost on the coast of Spam' • Aid Hoare of 1,004., was, we believe, more autnermis Lore. drifted'. of Stotler, The Sub( iturGenevalefSeet- The Caress frigate, Capt. Towcsts, hos taken ihs Earl of Pomfret leadbut that the crew have been saved. et than any other since the indisposition of His ILIA- 14 ,,,, 1 r w1 ,„,„,,. Mr. Caleraft 1.4 Venus French privateer. and carried her into lail new in ! .. :WL '/hen the Lotto CIIANCIULOIL ail- Archbishop of Veit Bishop of Salisbury , Pl ymou th . La Emmy is the vessel tint lately en- PHICe. or STOCKS YESTERDAY. Ike ea* Mr. Vernon M n. Fisher Beak Sleek stressed their Lordships, and again adverted to the 1. ..., 4 of bona , gaged the Princess the:y.l.4le packet, in which ac- 66: i Y Met sad Slew Dillies bon she had 19 men killed and wounded. 3 per Cent. Rettated stfifction which hail befallen his Sovereign, his Earl of Nostissuipten Mr. %V. Pinisuidtv 3 per Cont. Cripple 6;l bi Leal 11. Flt The Ii of Swamis landed on Wednesday Rt 4 per feet 511 fi.tlings seemed almost to overpower him. The , t ; :ad olooc at i r D "r n t Z tv re own Mr. Serjeant Marshall Vartuoisth. from the Torten's fngate, ander a salnte a per Cest . Navy Itiyal 13tikes of Ctriar.ice and Sussee ap- Karl Mountarwris Dr. Jamierin Lobs Aunaities .. .... f's I n os. (hi his reaching the beach. he was ail dt*. oesred for the first time in the House 'twee " n ee"' ""alawr i. Mr. Ceasing elhouture Lady C. Avenel. y Mr G. Calum et roc, ivied with three son h helot! cheers as nerliapa India Bund. TO 11 Wm tie th e commencement of the Session, and took the General Bradshaw Sad of Alltlnotshilli lie never before heard. and each so impression had Esekequi-r Bilis Pie oaths sad their seats. Beside those Lords who ex- Mrs. Riad:draw Mr. Ashburekais they upon His Majesty, that teals or t irrottito. were camas ke ?hi Sir Ceswatd tissue, M.P. Calenel ti ar d.,,, at e ohs Ato trickle -lawn his cheeks. He was elm. T. 111101, Meek- pressed 1 pressed their sentiments, there were present almost lard Speseer Colonel Gad-kin creed liy I.lrd Gmtotisa, the Port Admiral. whose . _ . 4. C." 5614." 9'-el7- ' -hali -11-1111167".. IP i all the principal Peers on the aide both of Alinistry Lord aunt Lady Breen's'', Melee king carriage was i s waiting, and Into which His Swedish HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT LONDON 11111116' We So .4lerahans Hume Mr. Calverley We and the Opposition. Marlow sea marchioness vt caveat,' South Thirsty got, and, preceded by the %Yr.,. Ti ark Mara. 3 age. al.& 1 Even. TS min. alter s. I Blandford Fart of Illetester Al tins. with coloars flying and band pins rte„ he ""---- Nt; Ss Yesterday mosesiug. at nine o'clock. the YARD "sYqinith Bulges Re. Mr. Ileatmet I. paired to the Eagle lon. to take refr;ah meis s, LONDON :••••Priated nod Feblesied at use 011ike eiLi L i , 1 lord North+ hit previa** to his setting off for Lowing. He was f ilivil o ,,: a vist a l wi r atis A t d a a rertimilles a gerwas l i s dreoe.C. seitTl l . cit! , so CM tit twit Ind Mr. Pt nc IVA L Itrrived at Wisid- L i r i t t e ! , (ll ‘. . Lord Maars.l.r dossed us scarlet. wore a star on his l e f t breast ,and esi rmes e s .o s ., Priaier./ WHITE, Nis. I' 7 ' - t IA . audeeamiated the I hictore attend:mg Ills c ord 5 „,,,, w0 Ea , iof Celli 1111 eleven, when they set off for Landau. : Lard hub } Coast Starbewilweg , looked tentatitobly well. rablisher BOXIAG. Thr match. s betwixt young crib and Hall, and Aran and Ballard took place yesterday, at ('.I Oak Common, near Uxbridge, in the presence of several thousand spectators. Ca is known to the town by his matches with Cropley, Dogherty, and lie Will condidered a formidable professor. Hall has been several months in town, from the Isle of IVight, under *Richmond, and he bad received for feit of Dogherty. l pis family have been notorious as provincial boxers. The weight of these cham pions is equal, and above eleven alone. At one o'clock the combatonio pet-to, with odds 6 to 4 iu Crib's favour. Ti.. second, were Richmond and Torn Junes for Dail, and Caleb Baldwin cud Cviipley for Crib. Round i. A sharp rally *us commenced by Crib after Hall bad bit short ; ic o Mows earl were sesehauged, and Crib lost Isis fret br Ilse wi Mr. atlas ground. J. Crib lot his ushers:try 161 the throat wee his arm& and diseni.cel 114.1.e1t Ii gave his bead is sparring soul laser, but be mitts iss.ll it with a bard blow on tbe c)i. 11. hall hit short, and Crib hit bias twice la the body, the last of whir, blows felled in 4 nu Crib. 4. A floe rallying rowed, in wbllL llall Isll, after having enthangt d Cv.h e•arc his adversary A fnll kerr over the it mmirl, which blacked Lir other eyr, but Hall knocked hiw down its a rally. 6. Crib shins'd trcakarsa, but Le had the best of a rallying round. 7 This was as bard ft rallyltt round as U. be conceived ; the pwzsbos J•witlayeel enwrap al ;coat, and they stout: up minfu ly sad bit, until Crib was knocked dew n.-2 lu 1 on t , Hill slipped and fell in cued enri a 11.1'31:%1 J. H:11 ha Crib iu ILc bead and Itu.ly, and Le .'r3 weak i•.. Till. round was one of the licst . .Inesvol lisle is. II rallit.l, noel several full blows WVIC htl.alogr.l. stluononell all tits efforts, hot he was vtls LIAO!. Li• eel elwu by • kall-rdined right•handeJ Lot. It stsiidd milord but tittle gratification to those who it:Armond pogilisin to state one syllable more sm thi• fight. It *as maintained by Crib three 9narters of so hour longer, without the slightest nopes of winning. Hell had every ac • totege, and yet the contest ens protracted to the annoyance of Crib's feelings, until nature entirely d eserved him. Hall is • resolute two-handed fighter, and as we stated yesterday, gave promise of becoming for midable se the list. The battle lasted one hour and nine minutes.—Hell wits halt blind of Loth eyes, which he got in the first tummy minute, and slthoogh such was his state, his courage led him to victory. The WI thing we em. state further is, that Crib did not disgrace the name. tIALLAiD AM) DIXON It is only accessary testate shut Ballard won this burnt is 40 minutes, with the greatest ease. anti Dixon resigned half beat. The combatants hail reuitht Wore this • well-contested battle, in which 13 'Hurd *on. The science of Olson Ives beat away by the strength of Ballard, as is the former :Jettie s lout in Muds Irus time. DRS 4 I 'IV L ACCIDENt. " PA:sus , . soy. 10-2 fiekek. "I hate this moment returned from witnessing the t•ost horrible of sec:.es! A Ow days ago. ■ tenek.boat, from Radii to Johnstone, was launched, and da:lf since it his 'weir tilled with parties of plea- Today is a fair with us, and every Eti ohd i.s.l who coned muster eleitipencr, must have • sail. Ahnut wt hour n : to, she landed at the lianin. site Mr. narelsy's, with nearly 100 on board (for she is coo feet in length), and as ninny were issi the shore anxious to replace them, and wh•, in sillte of all remonstrance. pressed in before she was cleared of the former load. in consequence of which she uret. and plunged the whole, men, women, and children, into the basin, which is set en.or eight fit avert of water. The scene to those who saw it was awful. Numbers, no doubt, were taken up, but numbers too have perished. A gentleman told me. lie tarried till he saw forty. yll corpses to appearance ; and 1 have just now heard that filly-one hire been dragged out, few of whom, it is dr,adril, will recover. The surgeons are Joiog what they con, cud every apartment in Mr. fhwelay'a hou.e cant:tins some unhappy victim. The neighlynirlie.; horses have been thrown open. Every one w ears the countenance of ditmay, afraid to inquire, lest some relative miry have perished. " One 111411. it is maid, has been bereft of his wife and three children. but the eonfullion precludes secbreey in iiivestigsiioit. Carts. with two dead are this instant !wising my window. " A lady whom I have seen, mad who was one of three claim passengers (all of whom escaped most hrtriowly), describes the total bUlliaall , resulting entirely from the temerity of the muted who premed us bond. " Half-put Four o'clock " Since finishing the above, a few more bodies hive been got but as it is supposed that others re main in tbe water. it has been resolved to run it out. Some could ache. hut, amid the struggle. were kW hold of by others who could not, a n d hive perished with them. Mr. T.. a baker. hes last two of his daughters, and it appears generally irrotornir that the cuff mount to fro:n 40 to 50." The Curette frigate, Copt. Tow rim has taken Vrosus French privateer, and carried her into Plymouth. La redo, is the vessel tint lately en gaged the Princess C ha►luUe packet. in which ac tion she lied 19 teen killed and wounded. The liiog of Swaim■ landed on Wednesday at Variuusth. from the Terterrs fngste, ander a salute r2l gnus. On his reaching the beach. he was rect ived with three ant h heso.e cheers as 'whops he never before heard. and each an impres‘itin had they upon Its Majesty, that trays or gratiriule were old •d to trickle dawn his cheeks. He was ftb• I.lrd Qum a mi. ti.e Port Ad miral. whole carriage was in waiting, Slid entn which His Swedish st.jesty got. and, precrderl by the %Ye.►, York Al tai l s. with colours fly.ng and band play nu:, he r. paired to the Eagl., Imi. to take refreolienent, prrviost to his setting off for Loafing. He wag dressed to scarlet. wore a star es his left brea3t,antl looked restar4Sl•lv grocer - • Rllliam Thorubct, Ifor.aeouth-bucct, Seven iv - orke ' - IV illmin Blare, KtiiKlitabtiate, ST LlJlrscr, ear . pea ter - - - {Pelham Barnliim Shaw, St. Faure Math ).4.;d, • earehouNt suali - . . . I lamer Clamp, Chichr.'r, S.l4ren, meney.arnreacr I I hose's Croft [leaky I' irerpuol, grocer - • sll James Deut, tiael;cc - time.. Portman - saute, bat riser • - • ... t i Juba Strcitell Sriekwoml, Suilte:vlerriagtot, Iliadic teat brewer - - - - I I , limac Eyre. Clunitte.Crass, truck-maker • 4 11 Anima Woad, High • atm', Lauenth, Stormy, - I 11 - 2 I I 11 camper Cn•drrick that. Clailrels.run..t, ,^:•-nrut'r !air, L,. duo, and Not iiuzleatta , 11111.11 , 4 t, atertbotat , Sealy kuurdrialet awl William Sale, ("lam:, Cres., : iliitinuer .101 on Talcy, e..pthall.coart T lizuvourton- CO, 0.. . . sur.sitrrdiruhmr Them 1 Mrn.Lut, Peckham% Runty. comheor - Richard iViabtartlry, jar. Kitra.sireet„ lwltellru ; muti Mauro@ Mitchum, Maar, brst.-r, wars. huitwumeis . . - . I ilcictdgc. i•lintrioii, klitldlew a, vineliatd - I Thomas Lee; thiturtl.streit, cmarL raker ni DP.I I / 4 frt. Joh*, Popplewell en 4 John frprnou, Laitretc• Poontitti . . How. Loodoo. brokt rt. lboac l'cuo. Iw.alM r-i 4111 1 ., • rouu Harry Merton, fIOW ur late of CriEul, ats,•ni•it.ri• triter Nilid4W%, 44, ettiOar Thutomi iVeiglittuan, late of Now( decimal, IlliftCef - 'Alford IIoII, RueLe.t r. NI, tvilow George Porker, (Amato* I.:pv*4 t)lford-mad, wi;ie.m.tker - R it.bar.l Dtan, Row, Middlesex, !raker Jun Chapman, Pavement, Moorlitight,ebnemaker Hobert Cowper, ("Mentor 'trot; warchamsemas Jo:Au Ciseyety; Usfortl•strett, linen-draper - . of . The Cadiz Paper, to the nil' last, contsinsti: the proceedings of the Cortes to the I4th day of their Siettngs, do not afluid any important nisi. , ter.—Dispatches were received nn Intiulsy. at the Earl of LtvrerooLe. Office, from Cade. davit the inth, being later than the papers. They re a very favourable account, not only of that plater but also of the general state of Spain. A Captain of a vessel has just reached Loudon. from liollusid. who left it on the Sth instant. ll* Darn that a mesuire yet more rigorous than the It of Conscription had been adopted, and that all malts between le and it years old, without execution. Isere dragged to the armies, from the families II the highest rank to the lowest.. The Decree II the 18th alt. respeciingi burning Colonist produces bloi, nut hewn then curried into effect. We are concerned to date that the sqnsOroil tinder Capt. Sleep*, after landing the troolo3 owlet General Poulain our St. Ancient. eacountrrt'" storm, in which the Nagoldead Spaiii.ii frigate. and a twig, went to piecel, used of 70U peeas uo boa 660 perished. It is reported that the Catlike gun.hriz, of I: guns, Lient. Darr, is lost on the coast of Spew but that the crew have been saved. 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