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mai Is elite as awl ; thiqrs_l - 1 Teen of Jemperflast owl MGM b. in the palest.) - Recssites- 40 Whet mss the woe of this paws imam r Witness- 4 4 I behave, May Berton." Witness iiske4.lset if she wee rein to i l take the hex ism or set. ad she replied fist the was ping to take it irk Tbo-itsg•RDsa.....44 Whitt was that women ?" Wiseman- 4 4 Her faiistr and swims bred there, sad dme wool wet a etteriwg." Pansies of the ,hip—' 4 What we wee Ile treat ?" • wi tse .._ts It w a s asp Agee qualm of e yea lasi; bet it me light, end s Wert giel eight lave coma it." Pei combatant Mr. Tender, aldose, se the ae it minded the dormitories oldie Prisoner end the Uri* the property. The Airy resod the Rama Galby y ofteliar owl the Realists. atter Isseatiar the deptanty fie odd ea yeses, obeented. ties the beet (ray to dirampe ofhet mold be teased her fettle Refer ter the Obothwer, seeding she wee est ea hardened is 'lee het she might be teelenned. He bilged that, with proper tam* to her vadat, she alibi Mill he wage swarthy amber of esclay. He re jawed Mr. Tesdy est, hanwer, to rat ha. • • ~mriy» Istorm ihrsise list 11. Ilwelispbsses 1111064 liws. at Witieseviss4 lliiieshalt. haft wee hobs stss, sod is iss a orbkii (it slue ) assldompi Mew to the shtesitotalti IPSI dohs earns" sway. The box mai that irsporepsfo eery rosposliellis Issimbiess-houis is New Silk. hi hed - betis esseigised to he am by Mr. Ambles vim" hoe LOU... Frost the swaslbmpos of the riathsod sliestight if the May whoa Os wu was wslosiled nt lisesos, on Friday nosh% it woe seridsred Moly to am- Ws epode; sad has" et issive loft Is ths esismos were boom, vibfre it mud have reseahmed Ili IY. pus. 'ghee she weeps est oir Mr iiretrees a it lots revasvell, sod ilepielled Nor ty is • rash is Ibs louse, Wu sleigh weleshis articles of every tiewsrisis. see sosigly plowed, owl is thigh it woo misehlostil petite*/ ostr. So doubt cos bo wads Isst hut the *Miss were well aware wf she wake of lb. his, sad mehtessitsby mob too esseeesdol is the telsisesest of lbs slisst st holt slobs& --The villains saes heir airy by tossiog spas the Amen of the bitches shies, which wen toossui whits side, sod is &sag which • with Is. whets assistsd Os ebbs ow wet best smarty tool. Nutlet has pima silmillume. they reasettal to the now stjukhisq, is white he box was owed, sad libido they curried el without stissoptitop is .oeisr or distorts soy this( ecu is either room. Asd it is seitheilissry with what piney it was Whaled, insomuch so two desk were sleepiest istseslistely over the remit where the saki woo soh, sod two sseti-serrauto weer the *her roses, sod soot the smog Indies wise was heard by either wf them, sew MSS the robbery ilieessered till she tierroato arose, host sis AU* be ths motsill" _ _ . ,4 proimenthes. reshhog si Comb/wised. infursiatiue he werilvd, miner of Siegal otter 4 poomibio to 4oket wl Tharoday loot s witness ► butcher, residing in S. - they saw the Priapism, 4 6 we, as lams stiprres4red Is Islingess, sad Abele. Wiese isibsiebaidlostled, mom weal is, after slid. rsinpanies left him.. A . Wllss aid Gay west the Primmer silt In As parlour ' sills glass -s Ida.- • look him late ems; It him dm Menem lends' "drop a parcel of parr, id to be the heaMpsins Prisoner this Is mouth, and 4 assimasee of Gay,• , wish them oat of his moil. esirseheiatid the 'widows of , of &resod prover Primmer woo rrusasolort for ittloreotior looking girl of short 13 fur liosol 41111111.illai WM, doomed William limber, • seessot of bet yootb, and dory Wag 'piss* bre. derlioid onceotiog.— lite was tepriatauded sad diockarted. IhQUESTS. SHOCKING ACCIDENTS. An "lerillillSea was takes yerterday otorniat, before Tams Suu.ters, Erg. COVollef far the City of Lawton, at Gey's Neepitel, ea the body of Thomas Kraus, aged 411, elekielliell is the Diet yards el Deeded. Aimee thins, shipwright, of Depdsel, maid, that ea Wodewsky (yeelleedey week) die deterred wed himself were at rot is Mel port of the delete where the Sailor is boiled to pryers it fee ear. The decimal walked au the sop ef the boiler, use owl kiewieg Het the shutter Ilirough which the bailee is supplied with water was insboltrd, he walked ores ; M rive *lli sad be Ml lbelnith lasso the boiling water; ea he MI, be Week his lieu % wanes a piece of bow, and fractured li. He wee lakes est losisediatrly, holly bruised tied seeided, mad orsereyed to the aergeou of der Dedkiesl; ke droned his wooed, sad wend bin to be Wow Pi Gees Neepital. W. Namibia, sense% Goy's Hospital, amid, thet the denineal yea brought to the Hormel dreadfully scalded mad braised; he died es Tuesday last —Verdier, Accidental Asa. Awoke loquiehiere was takes before the POMO Comore, at lb, India Ara es. GaiterAnd.sereel. Tooley.strret, Borough. en die holy e(Juseph for, a waterless beloagirg to Alder. ma Italia. rrio. of Maryipsittitreet, Ibtriseadery, wit brow tbe deemed ow lllooslay eftesisoes s roasiee with he. heat *ewes,. Mimeos-stains sod M. Cotberietii. The boot tape io aistait with a mark ; the deteasedeadeavoared spasm blueolf by tables hold of the meek bet wee safe.- toealety embed betimes the bora ea{ emerit, by width kis head was get epee, sad h. .died wide .ho .oeaesnaley haw. art deem., Vereiet—ftdeeilhataiDerria. 00 Itrednesday awning obamt two o'clock, the dwelliuchouse of Wm Hanna. -af Talkomiumm, am Ipswich, was bettliwieisly Nisei.' ad by three mem. disguised with auks, who per to Mrs. H.'s clamber ' end epPreeebing her bed-sides Puttstrtorily deinsntdml her money, when she gem them the key bf her writing-desk. which one of them opened, whilst his meomplices Amid es seek side the-bed, one erased with • large pistol, mud the ether with e *oils anther. The fallow took frees the desk 58/. in news, about M. in cask ▪ peir of silver sbeesbockles„ cud a witch. The villeins else wart into the amid servant's room. threatened her at her peril to move or wake any nein. They also stole from the pantry all tho pito. visions it contented ; end on going *stay. had the dreamt," al sok Mrs. liAliPka t.. *babe bawls will) diem. end wished her gond numbing. The two forming *emits had ipri the hove *boat half en hour. with a load of cons for Ipswich awl UN bulge* had obtained permission to be Mascot all night, being gone some *listener. ' . . „. ......re4:7=.." , - - - •. - • - -.l._..ard. . . . . . ~ . . . . • Ili troseto of hay, etas. IL Ile peopetty of John *duet.' 7 • ' . ....who. I' i The Prose Mg cu . for said he moiled et IIeMV. O. 'Pie eusesies IN the Ilith .1 Seriegber the Pekoe" at h i s °Seem of .dm yeria et Alamein* WM fr acese e eanemeeelfte rawer Ilseeemplblet of Mr. Mare . hum, and NW WINNOW M Psalm" eye II" , lee defesief; to name £ . &1111, why bed ' Ow 1 . of hey, mad naked hise die pion i the Prosetutor awes elsenpottle le Om meta. . , , , toil 1 Men IL per lad ; Prioassr mid the , *we the Mr. Ileolim olm2 tart wan .oche dace as laerfaalalt • step _mot e fmn pa i g ui res to the City. He si tt e rat dr l6 "" li m 81/.► f ttl, blagir asis "ilk Pl.. bees at e h oe boor Mg "It' d id:r7l."'' it' sad it " P . ° , . de.„ that the *la; sod N«—aid ' e. reeds ism spill mere. fine lead• dbe mot ow that resuey mumwor .. ti*, lob b ow i e s ee pteeont prat On Wes fetetarr gsseetinsed, end the aimplbe Mealiey. They Two seat she esti e11e... s aitk o . et issiesee, whets Me bed Me le theme theYediehiee alibis, greetestfret ether Illbeoilmiln • iseofeetery. lien pa. tu ski T h . p l i eseer vie . is hid nom emu = m ake here ikt was isateeed se a sheer to oresespooy f. jaw .. Imo losch . emus wino, eme. hie. sw i m s od. was too•. or * V kir Asps, ber Astor slemetel set. seed - Mil& vremlnim; sheet I oar Winans mut the hey by 10111 1 / 1 11M4 ;Mid' red e w e, ekeesseorekik owl Misses she mowed the weleh- cao l d the felleseiog haler t....• '. r =. Imam tie woe almost Mit* lath Wife* feed Innsper. t a lift o f f & me. . no Oriemlimust ' apple to be ofiers of Mmltiftst. Red 1 .. Ilier.4 elmll pey *quo bed" -f, i m p s le eneellries the ape oral pair drtaneOnisttOlomse• awl ! will am gobs am werinpliffiesawfta _ 1 ' ----," ' , •esksesesliaosseeill Idishelf to ltettanbelf, Meek* Normal 1 •Pf s ays - Pm imaklBB"l4. lid aptit purl* be efolintse 0 ••■•=oclordoo, lel. „ . • st e t. 3. • . dame.bbisis NM, bur bet theyliftnel, &Asp keg* 1... - too Were Ili stllls ova, rot, trees I - ill " . 161111189 art , ' el Of*. 9 1111 4 0 Willi 'WV , boom distlese r i t i tsped Itqp..ie be latest ore it be the mild • iron of log Ilt the Sooty otolbloormthot be. , ,tisoosee fill sonialliog beseileisi meld he .tome fir her. fore ha' gat there is assn setsed hies oliesilst NO, Nab% Imemerv, WIWI le Meeerisee her i senplemeeet, be ORA ? mid @broil hie bp the kw/ fish= ,Ze i lgek MisAleff to ...omen tln!.iortels eme4re a 1110 Toikelisillosiie.rnual witsess aim the. ott. It eseeibkooneet is se deed seise .a. a . Ilffle Belief eel .nukes. s h e tie peer sK IN area to save "sift "I of OM PAL Tile ft.?'" iiill.C• - •;' *griesheeloilietensties. up perbove Me tikeeire of peep Win ipmi to take wholes a the putbilthilslp old alita . . . tit mold cool I. liin mi l m i d e alor it• . *NM lisiid itsiturilliso 'kooks Ili, (Memo melt lett k islituse. hit rikeillet ladled MIL MV P% owl ihs peeler geMpletind do 4 , the end Ir . ' rift • letfer te wawa, han — imed he ollget s , ttr ier tit Ira ••• • ; w 17 1 : la t w it OK l!" ' 1 • 1 0 1. 44 1 “ .s OO5 Isuire ice tiers l e • .was time bee by the porieb no ;LA ber iitb Amend se- .. f,tl e :t is . 11111 ir hi r Ms!. 107 letter I. reel. Ile duo& about Si. souk be sulkiest rue that Hr. &Lure took the seise *fel* Is thin toes, " 47 006 7_,A , " 11110 litglealarlj Nee U. mod Mr. "6 the 118 " 1 " 1111 ',.. 14 .... 11 E L 1 en t 1 ig. 14 .... i ."" " Itelld.d . lL dil li =6: ll lZ 11 =6 .1 7 1 Z:irhe " :::: 4 4 .1"... --4 sy ~ ... b0t.....m..• -- t•-• —T.— li---. "Mich was owed to we Ms pert et the Mier. Vesimilay, . lieerever, that the roomier. eke ma Weever, Mr. Hitching mole cempleistal that iltry-bad met Ity or thb flood, sheet& swaps haw Aar prestige, seal revit'arety rettierd le do so. • ei ii tio l ln i i• Ile *Merman *berme. tat seek ...dace seesited the SIMPOPONIIIIIIIMMIL He lured Hat the income of reendieity, ralalesors 1101111111116;4111VI11UI Dillium . r. as idea MINN wee is a sweet degree attributable% the • Alt /*illy. ti child alai tbittems yam of sip. 112 •4 6 " 4 0" 44 " 1 ! 0 •7 i'lridi m en """k" alatremill was beelielesd feu stealing hi the dwellieg.honee of dm P a r l dr i ns il e . by ab„.."l"/ ware .4.1:1.1"..t„fr.,..;tift;,...'"1::; Mr. Areas INP pima, le amolliguse • *Mt honk rest* ladle; their souk neetteedrd so, were compel% 4 1 I. If logiumi ow, sad other XL cO/. sold several perhaps to Imo ream* 'Mori to theft or to a li* of ISL eida. amisstiog is the chola to !AWOL the wormer. its Melds l habit they became atincl.ed, and are rape iv drlllbrised Timely. aitemide sewilliog de gent. He was sorry hr had not she poem a europel the women of Alilrrscate to net opts L i .. litimbeid Toady dqout. that ha had been • Oar ogreernewt with respect I. the girl, but he hoped their eflawawm.... ow ay w net a began.. end lied esosies mimed be property espsupg, 1 1 • lisliloei ~dies jt. Tubsselionwoort-rood. Ills The pus girl reemgor to the family of Brand, sad Mee PARSON' ma la miser of his. Ind he had takes bee the • 000 ' se Present re" - - MS OW IS MS GSM NMI, ; ere nom nitsrtelllt years alt FORCED BANE OF ENGLAND NOTEs. IllIr• Ale the lMelh er Jefaseel fast he left hoot *a Tmilarday Jsks Tdeespeemoa skader yes.* Inas. &best hildillillia, Old retatued at huff pest loam la ilia ..JUL. nos yes n of aim was ilessogist op for stionsiostion. . . . erfeeeeet. wed his sister lee bias ie. oe es • op sionaesl with usbawfidly twists lesstity of fogged Bask o:: V iang alit be ifienevered diet the transit. " e Ness is h k esesionlea• ..fads u se i s s isa l t h e „ ew e s eeee .... the Wiseewooa Weeded for dee preerestiea. Wllis* Owes. a ammoshie, feeblest at le, Cumberlasd. iodises/et -tese. bed bits deka. Ois the sloe (014 hillugms, deposed. that frees iefonsaties be reseived. eveleime Amp lereieed iellerseileke OW the Mossier tbsd Ile Primmer arse a aguessou sumer 4 deemed see* hod thee seeket . Na. Ilk iitteatreat. liesipareil. , be resreeres by Er. %%ragweed if pomade t. *keg blus geed. sad mu she reseei si e e ss i s se he * a i de d , Ned oohs Mug hiss and Th edit that e. ursdey Met. wits..., atereask,. aid Vow. Pay eeaseepartia lith to Eriesi. le *W s " with ids U.7 ' a hutch "' 1"Wille I. am' dims. le slimpee 04 sad tesderemeath the bed asi the : 664 ' INge e tiee l t ig eb e e n l i s e "' s t . hey lki iaw th. es ibn ri ir es; • paikier Wise his Meek. aolkW he insme- Om; ukases felkineHbes - iss4 6 eired MI I.llsesss,.ssit =r leek est, Mil epS i lie fig "lellieit wee ef&t. is skelike &Pm Poliis-hosol hen•obaniaked, it kit porlott be it. Oa Who diseeperiej "'Min_ j_e^bearr semi his amp ' stras la, after width thief r is is. as it ' • . w o e. ea re _ sald ike ftdsorWs etympaskra left bite., : non sod Gay west op din b e d e a . m eow so resod la and fossil the Primmer 'Odom la Nee parlour. with a glass of gin andwstsr Were bits. wits.. Nett hies Ist. cos• oak& sad* k. ' • MAN sad so attemptimi is ..awls . biro the Prisoner nods 6 nme - ezolltiaai Ime_lak... Al L ia . 'teat resistewee. bet was seen to 'drop a parcel of paper, us sits own aimerledirs be did sot has* the Chris. ' whisit willows picked up, odd Proved to be the brewly.oss s ee h eette saw !..!diced, raich thu p r i mer , thee snow fihe amine of Mr. Acres. Thp billiVer wits assrlY eat of bin Mod metre, put ism kis sernula, end attempt. Mad at at eye, owl had eeidiee Istber'eer atedstr. oil is wallow, bat dimes, with the insislosser of Gay. Mark Mr. leansat giltiliail hikilkisertat. capitally. bias 111 des tbreatAld forcibly gush them met of his neseseth. • m it lisesose. " e a s t e i se bi his awns% said Goy, the Mist wham% serselostid the milkman of 4ls 116 e 16 het 611 " 6 " 11 C ll l lBllll t appy Thu Examiner of Illstee to the Bask of Ragland prewar " Weu r Amv— H lan vary to beer it." dm mates to be fergetim-Tbe Primmer was resossistod for • Meripset Apes mid, she kept the bees. et further ammitamiou. ~ No. 12. Easeralteet ; sad se she gia• 'ng out e h eet h e ir peek s tse es the de, Ma N la • she mew Nem liksamew, a. laterestirg looking girl et 'beet lb tile Vrieeeerakidhec et die ire, led . elei all her l e s i T • 4 1 • Ame =%h• 11 , fur 41 " I " o ".ir l i oli s c lo n e d a f Beak woe to Wellman Barber, • .diets.. wagtail ? - Sho seld sheiks 'esidallitiOPthe row, JarCememage. =ew es. is the "Meer Is rittoir itroigag - The IMiettee to the Bask, ea amoust a bre yosth, and in the 111W610.1 ' meeker teary beim egoisst her, akatliaid pameestieg.— ~_ • • 'C! ... El IrR. Miming ineeedies .havi excited mach +Serest ernateralithr-gemests4 we SA aiSled reg es pies male seesaw d ill 40100, ieeesil iaierrepliw of Our nyder& Oisleteeday het a sweet +rived to Settee Peal from lislamshe, with. Skis +W. saselAssils lb+ +scribed "aMT. D. Miami, kart. end . • E. P. Seder* The Gesell++ of riel'ights" With • sewed earkielsp, pm+, eeaalilyd it. blew the caws of each ea sere d er Isimmi t. b• iv eehreeinwe of the et' Oh irstirbolda at cider, Is ■Mr. a reirselehle Denier, the' o c whisk 'had bees &est odor saiseilis and were sirs gistaild Wdd . the webairity of the Enda Semi, es 'Ns alleged rem. et his beiri a dealer is ciao, *early browse he hod ordered few Implies& frees • selibbearisi elaerirserl2 die rs private swaseaspeitie of • friend Wm lived ewer rlyessellt. 'Sr the ladefssigable appilassiewa Se the Tremor; ef OW, • Awe two worthy lierislorre, this cider wee dieseird to Mir Hives heck is the yew, sad the seed same, t h e suitably • dionsted, to fetch it. Serest ether perm+ placed seise '!itiolter eiresentaireel, here +ape! the bona thge• op* fileatiasw, sto she reseal et WO beisbeade, Meld+ those re. stewed ie Mr. Whir is a smoke of as eareasse• salsa toloolividsels, sneer se when milk has he.. ether Oka "skied h the homy roselike kid is the Theitee preceeded for, Driest Mr. Dalkwill algae, wee ) • The wink mese, ask tool iodated t• Sir T. D. A+ mad Ur. Bossard fee their spaded aid thistly inter= knew •• this ocesisier. sad the mere especially isa it is sot as lashed proof of their readies+ is exert themselves ht behalf sif their coestinwists, hat +sada coupled with wise. mend& other dnoseenatioso of {heir frieadly seal sad in dependent spirit --(Pirarrafb likrejoh•J LENiFu. 23.. On Saturday last alio. atria Wilkins. otheroire L Walton, ua. broiled in the custody of • Police Officer before Theatre Partington. Esq. Chairman of oar Quarter Smoissa, by settee of his warrant. Old AI writ of liobsoe.Conews, directed to the She. riffs( Bristol. chatted wide having been married, sainewhat short of . two years ago, at St. Anne's Church, in this town, to en officer in the army. then stationed at' Itrightheltortone. she having then • former Mefbaud living. After an investigation of the busiiiesil, the was comensitted to Horsham Gaol, to take her trial for the offence at the approaching Assizes for this comity.. From the eppeenuice of . the lady. who is a thieelooking young wngssn. mud fame .ot her ci cu mates++ attending the protects tie% which is condected with secresy, we should .isiiipitet she is of respectable conneetious. An ancient gold coin, unquestionably British, Wllll SOON little time since found by a !abeam, in Holland Pa*. It is in excellent preservation, nod supposed to have beets from the Mint of Ca%sib"- lan*, or of Comboline. Camden thinks that this kind of money did'uot pats curreut in the way of trade, but *as at Obit coined for some especial pure pose ; that after Camehodimposed a tributo.upon the Britone, and they wertiafterwards oppressed by cosiest* and other taxes fo? corttegronntls: iolanta. lions, groves, pasturage of greater and lessor cattle,' such coins were first stamped for -these uses ; for greater cattle with a horse, for lesser with n hog, for woods with a free, and for corn-grounds with as oar m ews, which the piece now before us rxhi. bats. his coils is the property of Mr. P. Turner, of Easthothly, who hod previoutly obtained another of a similar description, but larger, found in the mass Perk ; hut having isstrosted it to the core of an caligesrp, he has now to regret the loss of it. • Cassibelau,CAssivellanauss. or, aertioliafl to thu Bril irk Camila% a celebrated King of the Britons, flourished about M years prior to the Christian Pis, and tiled at Vernlam, rear at Albany. BURY ST. liDMUND•S SESSIONS. At the Seesione for this Bomiegh, held at the Guildhall, on Thursday last, Thomas Bowen. alias Brawn. pleaded Gouty to an indictment for bi gamy. bowleg married Hannah Roberts at Norwich, and afterwards Mary Mnrrell in this town, the for mer wife being alive. The Recorder (%Ir. Serjeent Fier') having Unlisted to the Prisoner, that kit plea would not maknowy alteration in the sentence which the Court might think proper to pawl open advised him to withdraw it. and take his pri. vilege of a trial ; upon which Bowen ebeened, that he could not eauciediewsly withdraw his plea." He then delivered in s letter addressed to the Recorder. of which the followieg ie a copy :-- r" I see humbly hog leave to lama lbw Rea. Recorder and the other Gentian's of the Court, that in adopting this Woven+, mod improper line of combed, 1 was harried oa by the Wong Impabe 'epsilons. That I had mot any peettalacy object in view, mast be Mao ho the world; so the eon. Crary. each marriage having east me from 154/. to there ere an Andrew. I was sever guilty aimed es swind ling ; it has been the delight mad pride of my life howdy en pay my way, and diseharire oiliest deemed.. My essasetims ere highly rospoetaldel therefore t hawse wnh to mobs ism any eaphinatioa which might lead Is a &sem very of my unhappy situation. I mum skseerelyseyeet of my past 'misconduct, sad hastbil hapless the me sod elewiesey of the , teamed Items‘r and die thisekenes of the Coos. m T. 'OWEN." The Recorder, after commenting very severely on the impropriety of the Prisoner's coudect r km fenced him to seven #sers lensuperdeMilms. Bowes was genteelly dressed; he appeared to he onset 30 years of age, and his proceedings having ex. , idled much public callosity, the Court was un tionnsesily crowded, is expectation of hearing his anon. I%i Amount of the Public Funded Debt of Greet Britain, distinguishing the redeemed cud un redeemed, together with the animal charge thereon, turd the stoking Fund applicable to she discharge thereof. on the 5 , 11 alimony. 1818 : Breit Britain, iaelatliag tuned, Bladed iLeteia, Coal"' elated per 911 Geo. 111. e. 98 Public Fecdrd Debt • Debt ItadernredAtilld Debt Veredrealed 74111,101,901 Cherie, Iseholm of Nokia' Fend, esti ated at * . 117,1188,489 thatied Feud, estimated at 19,147,137 Total Amman! Charge, estimated at 1441,713,871 By the 1i76 Geo. 111. e 49, the &Wag Vaud Anemias teranam• au the 6th of Jossary is eadi year, insbaul et the Ist of February, as heretofore, • Exclusive of L.1,1100)11111/ Irish I pet mats. payable is Foil ud. T ~. )1'41:1L • . 'WoireeNOirrtt, irs. 24. I Arrived the Hope, from a ; Raney . , Laing, (won the 7 7.. 1 Dimas, for Valliniore sway her Jib-boom sod tap of bowsprit is th e C ca ' han ; John Esdiiile, bias, from ditto, fur Jamaka ; a n d N uev a, D av i s , f ur !f o ndness. ht bat* the London mid Drawer ' from see. The Castle Mussily Indianian haa pat bark to Cone* Roads ; she parted from the Donna on Saturday wonting to a heavy gale of wind off the FAidystome. ovicitotrra, vita. 23. Came la the Desire Indianian, from London to China ; Kraft, from Babb, far orders ; and another, (sum ditto. Thu Uevellki Ireani, from Marisa to Lomb's' during the gala yest erd ay, Menet lin she rocks at St. Nicholas's Islam', mud inject:A bet raddcr, with some other damage. IPALIIIOUTU. VIA., 22. Arrived, about owe o'clock, p. ms . the Aurora East ludia maa from the Dow.. for Madeira 'and Madras, with the wird at west blowing fresh; at four, p. in. the shed med ially shifted to the 12.114. W. aril at Are it blew a most tre tamodoes tale, is which the Alining ram on hoard the ship Oasais, honed lo tic Ray of Hoadbra+, which ship was ride leg with two cables os cud, sod canned away her buirsiwit and all her mots, sod then dmpped to leeward under the Oman's marboardquarter, where both ships rode oat the • pie, which considerably 'moderated about nine o'clock. It i liiislit yet howls whether any other vessels have sustaised . imjsry, hut it is felling that some vessels in the Quantudits • Puol have suffered. tiaawleik, TES. 24. rectum to .Workers.—Report has been brioUght to this place of the Lotgalail having isereetwel near five miles in retest, iso • N.C. directive, on • line with the Galloper. eanatoovn. sort. 24. Thelanehler, Path, of this poet, bound from hence for Lonolon. with cork and dour, was Ina dowse last night off Pakebeld— crew saved. . *oven, ern. 24. Arrived off this port the American ship Hero, Lombard, from &darts, in lett days. stassattorre„ TIM. 24. Came in here for Angler, the Aster& transport, No. 7. from London for Cork, fur troops; the Ass, Walker, with lass of etcher and cable; and several other vessels. The Hari. by, Bonier, hose Anoderlaa4, has beet on shore ova the Brake, and is very leaky. res 24. Arrived and remain in the Downs the Reeni, Welllrank, from Cincotta ' • Waterloo,. Simile, from Mathes ; LIMP. Gots, from St. Michael's; mid Pour:deuce, Fux, from Dal t istonth. Caste down from the River the Argos, Young, for St. Thomas; Cato, biotite, fur Antigua; and Ealiug Grove, New, fur Dostitleot. Pat back the Tottenham omelet ship, for New Smith Wake; James Harris, Cittlam, for Jamaica; Tontine, Purley, for Philadelphia; mod leveret others—particulars out known. nose, era 21. Last night, daring a heavy gale, the of was wrecked on the Point of Cairnsune, and the ow, it is (eased, have perished. there bring not the least team of stay of them ; the vessel M a complete wreck. ARBITRARY IMPRISONMENT. On Tuesday, the 17th inst. there was a dinner at the Black Lion Tavern, Yarmouth, to celebrate the liberation of Messrs. Evans and Son, Besibow. and the miler persons imprisoned under the . Saspension Act. and to consider - upon the most efficient mode of rinsing a isibircriptiuu for them : John Fowler, Esq. in thor,Cliair. Several resolutions were pro- Mto to erect' this purpose, which were seconded r. Nash. Palmer.. jun. who, in au animated speech.. took a review of the disturbances upon which Ministers called foe the suspension of the Habeas. Corpus , Aci, contending that no one of . the instances justiik them in doing so—that the only disturbance of a ',miens character was the one for which the men at Derhysufierid and this was to be attributed to the exertions or Oliver aitil the other spins employed by him. 1k writhe man who' had raised the storm, he bad led these men to defamer. lion, and was now enjoying the fruits of his villainy. The employment of spies was in itself most detest able; it betrayed the weakness of Government, it *hewed a pervenrion of its only end. Governments were created for the protection of the people., not to betray them to destruction. Could the employ. meat of such wretches be called on instance of their festering care? If it were, it Will/ ench as the wolf extended to the lamb. It was from the reports of these wee the Green Bag was oil l J : it was by their evidence alone the people of England had been doomed to bee snider a Government having power to imprison at its will any one whom it might please to suspect. That spins had been the cause of the disturbances in the country, who could doubt, after the exposure of the system by Means. Bennett, Phillips, and Faxakerly, iu the House of Commons, and the refastd of Ministers to en ter into the investigation. But if tile measures before entitled to had justified the uspetirrioti of our liberties, it did not justify the treatment thine men had experienced ; it did not justify their soli tary confinement in gaols far inisti their houses-- loaded with fetters, and treated as felons. The country was agsiu upon trial on the coritents of anothir Green Bag, before a Secret Committee appointed by the eel men whose acts acre called in questiou, and, what was more extraordinary, con. sistiug of agrees proportion al themselves. Mr. P. concluded by apologising for hating trespassed on the attention of the cuuspauy; when lie rose, he merely inteuded to secuird the Itesolistions, but he heel hero irresistibly carried sway by the Juiciest o r the subject. Several loyal and patriotic toasts ;.receded and followed the Resolutions. intermixed with -appro., prime song. The dinner, wine, and dessert were excellent. Conviviality and go d fellowship were the order of the evening—ubout 201. were berthed, mid the subscriptimi goes on well. WS could wish to see the example of Yarmouth, ia this instanter, followed by every town and village in the kingdom. ORiciel Returns. printed by order of the House of Commons, *de— nt suavest of all Irish Treasury Bills oaletitodies sad lirdifur, on the 1311, Feb. 1618, at 4,0114/141.74.111 s noltot of Meows made by the Bask Of Waked /41. to Gotrerossertt ea Lead sod Mak, Berhequet Bills, sad other securities, ea the 101 b Oct. 1117, at 10,01111,41110. M. 11d. 1 mil us the bib Jam. ISIS, 10,033,583 i. is. Id. The total ..oast of the we rodeos of the Reweave ut 'related, as paid tato the lbscheeprer fur the year ended the bib Jae. 1817, at 4,814,481 L; sod for the year doled the bib Jae. 1818, 4,3118,8171. The Liberty of the ?ma has received a severe check at Weimar. The two Opposition newspaper., entitled /Veseeris and the mead gr the People. have been @oppeessed. Dr. Wit LAND, the Editor of the latter. ha. left the country; end one Prufespor con nected with the Journals has been imprisoned six weeks; me hes been passed over in his turn of pro. motion; and two have been forbidden the Court. • THIS CHASE. • . . . . •. Lail Therstiay the bounds of Richard in Samppoti, Fir,. threw off at Hindever Earths, !fosse*, and sums after. wards uskennelled a fox, that led them a most excellent elmes.to ,liorten..Tois, Fide beam* Hid, Heighion, hack again to ?Corbin Top, mid Sletehington Down, where Rey usr4 look a circuitous tura to Rpdsopsiorie,aud the Sea, pur suing his course along the beach towards Seaford, until he was headed, aud pressed so hard by the ilugs, that be turned sad sought refuge in BletchisiglOn Herrman, passing through the coal.yard, into au out-house, where he ensiling!, leaped iqh• • copper, but ,uolockily for him it contained water, which prevented his escape, and he was, in consequence, taken alive, and ininsediatery liberated for his gallantry but the generosity he experienced (ruin those nearest hu brush, availed him not, is the slogs soon rat, into blot, and aliened him no gasket; he however, fell gallantly, amt to she arlmwationef the whole field. This very excellent anil health-giving eine, was run without a cheek, with she scent breast high, nearly Om whole of the time, in an hum and half. It was remarked of this fox, that in the early part of the chase he disdained all cover, having passed Compton Wood, and Use Fick Fortis, without even lookiug at then,. CORN EXCHANGE. FEBRUARY 93. °Wing to the boisterous btate of the weather, we had no fresh arrivals this inoruing. and very few oohs ma&i uliut few there sere in fine article+ were lit prices, bat there was no demand fur inferior, as buyers are writing fur supplies. COAL MARKET, Feoavaar 45. Rhior it Market. Slops &old. Price. 30 Nearside 2l! 354. 94 to 44. 0.1. 3 Suuderlstad BIRTH. On Tuesday. at Ina house, an Weymouth-street, the Laity of the Homparahle Thomas OfliC Powlett, of Kivu. DEATHS. Lately, at her bowie in Tunbridge Wells, at air advanced sico, and much resperied, Mrs. Whittaker, souther of Lady and Mrs. Gooch. _ _ _ On Thursday, she 19th instant, at 46, Great Portland alma, Mrs Jane F.ltiot,.iis her 81st year. Last monolog, at his horse in Castlr-lane„ Wrominalut, on which cpot he haul ti sided these List sixty yeses, Mr. Thomas Hatehard, in his 88th year. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDoN BRIDGE. Morning 35 after 5. I Evening 59 Hfl.• 5. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red... 80,3.11 I EX. 11111.1, 2.. IS IS pr. 3 per Ct. C0ng....79;4$ 1 Ditto , 21 117 it') pr. 4 per Centr..... 991 ii I Comoterend.... ss. rho. 5 per Ct. N. Au. 106 Zit I Lottery Tickets 191. tog. B. L. Atm..... 24 21 1 Cous. fur Ave... 79iiida India Bonds 93 96 95 pr. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Hake of YORK, President. PIIHE Dell( au and Honour ceni:oretrel wire a .1 certain elms of Complaints, require that Public coil &dosses.- should be confided to Prufessinual Characters of known respectability and talents. This itulneed the. Royal and Noble Patrons of the above Isestitution to else their support to it, for the exclusive trestmeet of V. tersest Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, tth glIf• K r o n, standiug high on the List of the Royal (701141 e, his proved (by the benefits it has conferred since its esti. blishment), the propriety of their choice. The Public aar too often the dupes of einityrieism, nod the artful delusnn,. held out by illiterate Men, who, ander fictitious t:aiii,s arid assumed titles, gain their good epinlon. This Miser ration justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the present day, who, under assumed titles, advertising as Companies, 4k.r. with fictitious names, hold oust, as they style it, the infal tilde treatment of Venereal Complaints. The Li,.t of t e Royal College of Sorgenda. ' , unlinked in February, If 4 hews only Ilene peewits entitled to revels'. toractiee, and DIV such pretended names belong to it. lu stati..g this fart, Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing jers.ier to doe foul his duty to the distinguished Characters whir loser founika the LOCK DISPENSARY, to goer l S,,ettitt against such an imposition. Niece its commencement it heir amply 111611 ed the views of its Patrons Some of the most" uhafinste nod dangerons cases of Strictures, Ded.ility, aunt other supposed Wearable affections of the emaerat lee organs, have been here radically and successfully treated Mr KIERNAN may be consulted as usiiiil, by both Sears, at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street. Belford square, where Letters irons Tuwn and Country are to be addressed, anti the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given or seat to any tort of the Kingdom. Jost Published, prier 4* in boards. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS uts the above D)S. EASES. By F. KIERNAN. Sold by Sherwood and Cu. 20, Paternoster-row; and Son, 171, Fleet-street; and Callow ..... -I„ RENOVATED I. A 1.111. IT has beet, too lie-qui-titly the subject of jo-t aid general reprobation, that Ines destitute •f the etc. moots of the medical nit, have niTrreci tbenno Ives ns dales for public patronage in the isinfessiun of physic. the purpose ufduiugjostice Iv the result of our sisidisra ant experience, and to pretest us fauns bring classed amuse; I l•use (lupines, whose impudent pretrits ))))) $ have, unfortussie ly fur society, been too favourably reefivcd, we beg lease to submit, to the liberal mid enlit•bletsid, a faithful student. ,t tauter parsons and acquirements. After leaving received u • regular medical relocation, as the pupils of Messrs. Crio - 131 and Wizard, whose lectures and practice, we carefully at. • tended, as Professors and Sweetie of the Lortilms llospisa!, we entered ourselves' as students it, that justly celebrstrd school fur medical arqoirements, the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory mad pearlier of Physic, che. mistry, Midwifery, Botany, Scc. kr. kr. by those ...Islas nt professes& ' Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Bl a ck, H am il ton ,. D uncan, and Rutherford. W h trust we shall not he deemed stre. sompitions is saying. that sue profieseugystWiserpeintmicnt, aro not ineonsh!erahlr. Harks' fur a hos; scrim isf years • made certain complaints, and the various diseases of DE BILITY, the p&rticalar of our $.11141411 and praetor,. it will, we hope, be iilloot, e flial we have acquired sup. riot ' ' .kwawfwilige of their treatment a/Weave. In alight and ores nt am, of hatching, a perfect redtabtlaboisent is romplen d in dweller& period of two days; and in those of the istinissit villleues, where other practitioners Wore foiled of success, a pry t perveveremee our plea of treattoeut honors in the • ware sod radical mere. Alidsbt timmelasseholy variety of disorders which am the eatllsht s hshilhsng and moot unhappily pursued by the wagaer boo sines, these me roue mot alarassisg or more diellrosaietg than those deficiencies and debiltics which fri•- lowitly pretest or itabitler the matrintsolisl state. To such pens= it mstat be a reusu!ing relleminn to know, that they my new, by a Its. and infallible mode of treatment, be 14. awn to that greattsi of all human isleosiugsi •trumt, memly, sod vigosons constitution. In all dors of .1.1.0 ty, from whatever cause arising, as well as sa every epees. s of • ortilds infection, we may be consolted by patients of SIR, with the greatest wenn and bosmy% Nears .4 • how" from ten to three, and front six an the evisieig,_ till test at night. ratimile I. the country are nuppeated to state the parties. tumor their ewe, age, and gemeral habit of living, Vie. sodding a reusittasiee for advice sod medicsnes, when the See will be given or sent soy part of the kingdom. 1.. fissure that wady so essestial to nor wakes:Anse, the pilaw of lettips maybe added to the account for wreslienses. EVIR VIE aiit CO. Surgeon, No. 10/, Hatioa•gariirn. LONESON Ptvitrd new Ire,4orteed et ob.. ttF Na. I', armed where Ade-mm*ons ere reeetve ,o, (peer paid) meet be eel Iteeeeri..—C 141i1 ITH Clementle Ins . Printer—J. WHITE. No. It:, Strand, Prbliehor ',. , ♦ . ái