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rottcs. GOV.Ifs.i.LL, OCT. 3LBI1.EI; ILLUMINATIONS Claris. wild Richard 'r,orp were charged by two of the pairoie with breubing WIR4{IIIIII Het eight. They stated, that Maoist kn.:cluck a number of persons came op Itolboru-Lill. ealhu^ MrJits, which the inhabit ants insmeiliately complied with, by putting candles its their windows This mot, coin ite•trvel 'versed. until aimther came en, oirJeling the ;Ishii, out ; whirls ant couiplicil with, they cinnamon:it *Leonine stones. The officers paid cuticular attention to the Pimplier., and saw thew slows lame than talent• times a the boosts of Mr. Hand aid 3lr. Cowen, on HoOmni-hill, but were afraid to take then. into custody, wild some more of the pstrole came up: and after they WPIC 111 custody there were three attempts muscle to rescue them. The Piisouere, who were journeymen plumbers and gin lien% denied the charge. rho master of Choi he gate him a twat excellent charac ter ; he had keen six youth in his employ. Mr Hand and ilr Cowen declined prosecuting them They were owitettel to be on conditiou they re paired th e d a m age dime, a huh they nevelt to. 1P...h00t Cr:ows. clam ged by one of tlic 311arshal-men, wills liaeiog a piece of iron to his possession', which I.e could out properly areinnit fur. ftestated, that last night. about iiine o'clock, he met the Prowler in Santlitiebt. going towards Sbne.latie ; he million. ed hl.. wheels war perm-tiled by the Prisoner; Mr as he was going hitii an cid iron shim, perceiving the witness, he walked on. Tier vitiates then took h , ,, into custody, and foitiol nn him a piece of lion similar to what wagizon.ii heels are shull with. The Prisoner in his ileienee said, he fonn.l the iron at the head of V. fter.ldne ; he did mit doubt but it 'slight twit be en dropped eff a warzguil wheel. Ti,. tVorthy .thlerman ordered him to be dischsr;ted, after Hillis' him a saitable reprimand. Erlys N.lll hrunght 111, ins a similar charge, exerpt that it was a piece of km: he bail is his possessioe. He ac counted for it by saying, his 31asice cave it him. VW Maslen, who was isi the 11811, gaol, the Piisoner's et:guinea. was not alwgethar CefireCt. as be .11.1 nut give it to l i on, hot he wouhl have door sit if he had asked hum for It. He was climbs:gra PICKPOCKET. Thauks rioter, alio; 7ftea4lip - e - r,aas brought up on S'us pseiwo of plebs( pockets. Stainstuia, our oldie Marshal.enea, stated, that hot aicht be saw the Prisoner alitiinast the crowd •ho e - er, hotting at the illaraottioSa ; s.d he being a veil-known thwart., be watched hi., sod has down hal thfi.-1.1 solo ali o• Owe ; sad whrit hi' raw to& nat.-oily he stooped down. tub OE his het sad taasoultrtely put it or again ; on a hick Sum, tuok Iwo Oft cast•isly, mast is. saarettiug his* Newt tire addle keetasetslusis, Woe in his lad, aud use in his past.:. lases. The Trieuser, iu his drfeace, said he Rama theta. Ile yes reissaded till tessourruw. /OW sTartr. fhiThisrolay eights nest ditsractre' setae of tumult took place is the side part of the Strand, rapporote Paths. riar.streot, a eurashie wf permsa of the .owed deserip!ion bleier twee attracted eu tM spot irometiguitmu. Elsie oltseirptiva t.f Gre-curbs an.l nee %tete were let WY, i pu the grad asooryitare uf the passeugs.s. The la• less rat, •lIMP Weft Obr Cab. of this palls Herr, •tip. .red to base no other lairet at vier lest ~,is.. liter, by thrwa big fee-wurlts rte reel hew, and at thei holies to frichten them. *be rail tarts, tarty m(< ihr letters hi the rail roadies. w. re furiaatly attached ; the dr.wros were ohligated to we ter sweetest weenier peuobls le present the horses frees even:rig away Squibs and crackers were theatre tato Wooer, sow the dears of private houses were loutehe-I at, and :hose •ha ansirered the doors hail Dusan s ,(intisibs sir rra: Lees thni• at diem. Several people had Wt sr clothes hero.. Oise deans had a handle of epodes put tutu his pa. Lel, and a, t Gee to, • birh bored his clothes, and srordwil his side in a most shocking tanner—The robbeis ;c ..... e.may tolled pick. packets) trete particularly art Irv. Mr..h.heseu ail IA s it 11 attest. Bassett square was hustled in the Sleet .I.:r.nt aholiov, sod robbed e ;old wateii, chain nipi sr-ds ll.e heitour 9114 cost pocket was cut out, and his poi kit hoots sio:en He took the precrutwu of huttust..g he. coat la-fore he went MY the ceird'a ; but as awns as he was hustii al Isis I own volition opera, awl his property taut is the moat fur- tilde gad audacious usairser. Aloud eight reelock, Mr. Townsend, Rath U.ile.et .1r9.5 tithe Iletalit's (thee, mined the above (Mice, awl aJdre. s eri Mr. Ryan at acme length wpm/ the leitlirr of the sr.•e• that was coil,' ens is sad Near Vatliariiissoitcert After 41.a-1 4 Le obs. - eiril, list be hail attewlrd a umulicr of pablw ie. I , jahriacs, hot he fteVer saw a "nub that appeared awry deters I sawed upon riot grad aiischief He euwelnded with istiserv ttai he bad Rot may particater (lunge to iii-kr, hut fslt Itiwself isapelksl la coos then to represent the alarming elate a the teem Mr Its*. tkohet: Mr Tuwasead eery politely for his at. sates, soil assured him he wee taking terry sewn which ; the Ise 'Sowed to preeeut awe sorb.. f; be au them in die I eery art of roma-Kiln% a too fur the Garrote of letting "tribe. carts, alai he had a natter oldie imitate among the cry. d briucius thr °Cruder. is err, fast Cdtr/iv dad cool 1. Rd is the pcoo'.v of meaty *billing. for kiwis off a orrpetat a Ca1k0r05...61.14 • I . _ _ .. ... _ __.. ............, Atneringe SAeesegith was rust tckd in tiir penalty of twenty shinier, toe throning a lighted &qua, nuinng itti ..o+.l in Catliartttastreet ► wad ►acing nineteen *AUL,. f.untl nimii Lt. pi i iota _ ;twin ('.vitelf WAS convicted (or irinz otra scrpet.t amwoug the cinema, A wl tea wing 'WWII 111.1tC .4.011 111111 .• ..... . . iratisse' srfts was r — wwwirwa fus do nag oti a 'quit. aui" u g the retard t Catharine-street. Pus! Daum was ceitviried fug. 6rieg a • .quolo in C.l.'s imen.trcet. la.ool GI 41111 was charged by %ler Pcrey, belong iug In the rltlwe, with brass ..11 • IMP bum piefial, at the ...ese td r.setepairett, Io Catherine-strati : eat bi seem: bias 411- cherze the pistol be sietiwel lust by the collar, mei Tuvrs•en,l, Use ef the pa4.4e, souk the pelted iron ham too snorts.% the Yrisoaor • nuestity of eau posekr r..s feu u.l is • bot tle lai has isawigai. 1k was comereitedi fur furtlur camases hue. Jane SeellLaN coovicted fee Ifilin4 off a Flinty in C+tyeiowlnet, baying sire is his Las, and nnven in his J. 4.1 G ' atvr eras etorrietel throning a lighted agog) sotoae the crow., Cathaeow.street sod for haring is his pues , ssio• serer reseltrre alma tier scrim...ie. Ea..vd (nava rooks were con lief ed the Ilrlng eft Iquitos to stbarioe•strevt. sod several beuog found upon then. 0. Mitchell was tonal • large boodle of 9.0,4 • Jawilt Setae WY charted hy niacin Haspbeep, twanging to the alter, with firing eff • large pakil Charisg.eraw Wes. Siale;es. ;wlusgsse Is the offir,, .1,41 be .abated is appreirealisi tie t•ritaser, awl (unod up.. hist Kara far Indies He was etweatitted for fertlwr etas mat los. Jewp4 /kw, 84 was also charted by Charles Rawpares, who mud be saw the Prisuaer trt tiff too liaised Netts swats the crowd iu Illoariag an.., WIWI, be tool, him into . . , cuetmle, AO (owed •post ho• seventeen retbarier-erierele, etritt Rumen resale.. end flue,. .been ,coils. Mr. Re II eskrgi I s p lA.,•ti I bele He ft -0.41 he made them Mr. Icao 1o:,1 lun. h, ..•¢hl to he . ~mete.' iar il.e penalty of 81 The Prtsoner said he had a "Wear. irn rtnllreu, eml plregie+l poverty. The Megrim.' to!.1 bile he I.nchi to here Men at home to lake care or his fatally; but by bia eoe.hact hr .1,.1 uut apprar to ra.e .hat v18%1411,15 be cliprired atheit psirnlr, b) aeenierts list . - lOWAlit Meal, ;eel thertdure • tiii..eted him Winkle Cm/4mq etas mainvocitil for throwing • lighted ormitt tion , tag the cro•rd . Charing Choi, aid throwing tau e• •h.II he .as talk• • late caste*. van fas! ,, P• CUM% 'led ‘lr heist Ja pistol i• Calla u limatia souther Aisriti epee km was caseated by Meter 1 . .11%. oh* , . 1141 ha saw ibe the lltraral attempt t.. rue ..11 a pistil, Sal a tlit.be4 la the paa, spans rid. S. hr t...!. hrha haw (mood. 11. •a• Gw harder, .r.a. 44 4.1”.. !hot, r..,.. ....c t wird fug- limy: ..if and Mat• tag ortetilewu wtkcr. , mot three es mins, hmonAl sit.* ►im Theeme Hate, it es limeekt t., the t trite, mmt charged by the... Nest, who esiel that I.c r. tLe P.m/ace ire MT • -Alb._ paitul in Catliatine-street, upon be seised Litq age found a tinautity of puralt ta his pork. t. •Hr usu euustuitted fur flirt auunn atioa. J..;11 Iroe runtictsJ far It Mug off a lighted squib at 11w curuer of luck-street, awl Latins Hate 11104'1! Neu, swim Lim Weenie Sch.ler was brought by trilklllik limner, who said he saw the Priaouer in Charlewstreet,Cureataarden, fire off a pistol, alum which he seized him and fouiid upon hien e powder Isom was committed for further examination. James Phillips woo tuuriLttJ for tiring eff a squib its York street Cinder Ducker was brouelst In the custody of Peter Perry, who stated, that he ob‘erviil a crowd in Taristock street , they were snaking u noise and distarbmice—the Pri soner was among them, atul Isr observed him knock of a dour and ciii fur I hta , upon which he took him into custody, and the ls tried out ,corer, and lo and thieve who to.'re helping him weir pelted wit:. mud, aisJ at the same time he heard mune windows !nuke —lle ads committed tor further examination. • J./1H Sikerns Face., was charged with throwing a lighted squib at Mauer, in Charingicruss, nod was convicted. Grover was lwou:ht to the Office, ❑nd charged by William Salines", w lio said, that wink he was assisting in tithing the last Priviiirr into cusioile, the Prisoner Grover hrld a lighted 'Nadi iu Ida flare, nod it went till ai;ainst Ins pawl; f,r which utr, nee he was convicted. Yh••w • Ala!hm!afl inns rnovtrte•l for throwinz a squib z the crowd iu Cbariug•cruss, mid having eleven more futionl iu 6is pocket itehent.l 'fhu•lser was charged by Win. Solemn, wbu said he .amtlie Prisoner tire oh a pistol at Charing-crass, at the time a earri.ige wa. iiassi.u.o.. nod lie gut it hooded again bc foir he could secure hum.—He was rumasitleil 14 want of II t/:1,1,4 Skiyeer was brought by Samuel Lark, •rho said that he 6311 the Prtatuscr iu l'athmnoa•trert, hallouiug, otaklue m gee It swim., mud rolling out, "Ma thei,;ku."—He was sent to the watch .h.ttse. Thomas Ilds•yr. Intlimn llartin, Itic4anl.imes, and Sweatt Lunen, weer brouKtit in the custody of Taanton.-11brie fellows mere not t X4I4IIIUCII until peter Jay, ou a charge of a more ses anus MO Ult. Mr. they, a lincmdraprr, of New Dimil•street, by whose owl stun., and :4 the risk of his Ile, these MMus Mat up prelowileil, staled, anal Alberni.irle•Stlert, 13.41 d street, James's .tret, am! the oiriglibmirlimod, were kept is the mast damterints state co* riot ail confusion front seven o'clock till eleven on Thursday eyeing. They tiarsdeil that ne glitionrhwal, insulting evetir person they met, throwing a!oate stud Glill at them, snaking sac 01 the most allusive IJantnupP, ca;ltAg ost for lights, and breaking windows,— Albeniaric—treel eat their orisental :cud Ar•otts, Coulle .in r tee or r {,nose being 111481'noted 'herr. lie ,m„. oree d th e l'ete..!Win alual., and natio( as riuglca.lers during Ilw nliah• of the : their eenditel uas nt 'homing that sue was ohtvnuinedto watch wad nvok them, till he tomtit as , .•tatier and in opportunity to Bernie them ; they direcoveren Mtn w :arising theist, and several .0 C. called unt A ap!. ! a Vy! maki I! (the 1311;:r.% shag for rut tiog a h•atl omit) ; I.e however ewes,: then fllly by ceiling inf a s .1111111 e lant:be for mimic tone. tln his &Was lOC :maims and he. parts of !I::: pairule near tLe spot, Inc p Mimi the Prisoners ust, end Rare them in eharge who thu priaouer (Mania; taken into riumnly, lit had two swot./ iu his L 4.1.1,1110 WAR ate at lo throw . them. Two / if li te tal. 6S are j.sue sit yinen huh:hers, one 1111 •rt,Tr,s t re, mud the tot I.rr • por:er tlr. It r t To told then' Le *ho 'ld eapect to.rt - excelh:Tat Itet , re he liberated then), to tale their trill for HOS strkl4ll utet‘e. tIN lON -It• LL. AIS akee rrehliog iu (lei.' church PAriek e.is Sava 1.16. NA kr.r.ex 6.6 hi. .fireesoi..et t emu' ,•lIIX querteris Imo,* ochreent is • eight fit . 4.eimt uNfiers, three half peck hater. fue. te6 s ...were, and 1W43 kalfleartera • I hen. 1111111C11 in ober Bober, mI hv 1.1.11 P NWI•b, wu 11:1.I tinert far fro .n..; lia • bt. looees*. .16 .1:h1 toilet ro loa,es debeiewt Dauer-, aml 11• If 610.0-tero i foetal' deficieut 1 i ouoces is i ; ibre bored hel to.. 6c to Ow later wee sent, by moire of lh ‘logiNtsa:e, 1.. lie 14•Ituge for the Destitute; and the itot glecbued kis niteutiou of appealing ageism the (0,11 lei 4.1. f t7,IL FELLIGENCE. Puttesnotrn. OCT. 46. Arrived the Dromedary and Midstream from .w S it Wales. with Governor blvth ou board ; Rida,;rt. with convoy front the Downs. the Da/phia with convoy fur Lisbqn; and :l the owish& v t irit se.eral transports. havin g sthne trnons on broad; Naiad frigate. with Sir Francis 1.4 Fun.% fi 04, fur Plynanatli; and the Laura frigate for and from thence to Lisaon. Also, the heee,ige, Capt. Nash ; and Dogger!, Captain M tic iu resonate the blockade of Liierbourg. Tiie Geeymede takes convoy to the West Indies. PlAliat TR-DOCK, OCT. Sailed lest evening. after the Tennant ru.l Pole acre, the Mors, 74, fur L:si,on ; the wind has been tin* and flaunt-able ever attar. 51144,1.41, the Mullet schooner, for the coma of Fa.oser ; G:eaiser hired ketch, fur FilmJutls ; sod the Britaa nits cutter, with dispatches for Lisboa end tinted. the Phicer sloop of w4r, with a convoy to tor Ere ; 0041 flit Forhoamd 1:11.11) of oar. to the N e•tw.rd. Tsk. .45m. Streiii,h 74, niw in the Sottnil, is or dered up ..... *oh ; aill Ike ritt.ter, tit. C4O be ',hared t the l'anl ore g,ins on innusl to get her topt.s.mt op —Wind 'N. MOCIII, OCT. 2 I. Arrived the Dimas insiAct lourterto days (rum Do's r r. Arrived in the Routh Ow Bloodhound gun-tnig, fro.n au u...ieergaful ertt.z, a:ter ti.t ship Mer maid. that Iva. captured to. the Duke de Maimna French lugger privateer, of lli zuna and ttu and recaptured by the Eimi.ilinetnd un toe rid' Niardyke, after a hard chat . * front the !Vorth Portland to an close in with the French I and, that it is feared tram her very bad state, and being on a lee shore, ih.it stir was obliged to run for Cabala. There 4 a 15164 oil shore at the siitrente of Gravelities, and two shops nu shore at the entrance of Calais harbour, one of which tools very thuds like the Mermaid. IMAt. iotTo 23. Arrived the ne.rte•lss gun-bri K , with the .111/furil 1":44 Indianan and several others under convoy front Port,tunuth ; al n sunset' the Gool Whnlstnio, from New Bromism:lt—s ae board. ell on the Itith instant, in the Western Ocean, hy a French br,g privateer, 3ftrt taking his Iro.dv, and plundering his cabin, al:owed him to proceed on his voyage. Saslee l'orlargur. s tth the whole of the outoerst-Loond, to thr verm‘% This morning, the I" , rioi.labk itn•ttolds), mid U. George. of 9. iuu• each. arrorrd fro•u the Batik. mid have soilt.l for Portsmouth. This being the enoicraarp of His Ac es..•ion to the Throne. O. .a.ue ws. ohs. rve:i here h 14e ro, .1 .tan.laril h.: 4 n.o.led on hoard the Ad, 1).•win~o and Priner,s lineage, and the .ha r m ul *NI 111%1114\111g fi,t ir fin al; a rot .1 solute at uur 4r . . k. In the IN , ava—Aleauk.r, B. cops PlellenivibeN Ihicate. Defiance, !tlatihor-ozi., gloota,clt. Prima.. of Orange, Saa Deasiam aa4 Theseeta, of the Ilse i arrival gins.brep, cowls, &c. CiPT.IIN MINDERS. E.Ntract fro" Toe Quarterly Review J Before we proceed, we feel ourselves call, npon to ti.dool a tale,' respecting this Laud Napoleon, which will leave hnu at note without shadow of the claim to which hi. tiatmrers owl( entitle Into. In July 1801, the inrritigator slool of war, commanded by Capleico Flosothrs, sashes from Eirglaml, under orders to complete the stir tical survey of the coast of New Hollund. In D. crusher he made Cape Leueom, and atretchitt along the land of Nuyts, with the coast close si board, by the 17th of March, 1802, he had lien lied ell that Vane:outer mud Denirecasteaux accom plislied ; mud, tit 'Addition, completed the slimmer of the deep gulph, or inlet, violist' the islands of Si Peter and St. Francs-, which, as we raid befo, was conjectured to vow-mum:ate with the Gllil/11 Corps-nuns. Now it uppears, that, out Ono err day, the (.eo'raphe, fur the lost time, enteittl th eastern mouth of Base Strait, ue..r Fuitiesnx Wands ; NMI two days. afterwards came oppo.iii to the Western Iflrhuur, oti the autothe coast, where,' sa‘s M. Perm', • tient) the hi Lours of &ghat, isavigators, and where my long discoverer of the Land of Napoleon begun. It is true, that, on the 19th of Aleich, Peewit could not know what had been effected by Captain Flinders to the westwurst of wc.t,ro iloiwur; Lot he knew it lo fore he published his Medi—he keeai it, in fact. it fro dage slier the Geugrop/ielitst melt! this.ewist ; for, on the !lth of April, 190•2,' rays Capt. Flinders, • in l it.:ls. 4i. S. loug. 139. 10 E. we common-red 31. Haudiu, in the 6 . ..twee/she who was lIMINCLIZ'II 4 his examinstiou of the semi coast in the opposite direction. Every infurniatioii was unreservedly communlCated to Captain Bost. din : he was lola that the whole of the south coast of A siondlia, with the caseption of ten or fifteen leagues to the west oil:ape Ot way, had ttttt lergoue aii iiivestigation, chub was gesielully made at five or six mile. distance from the shore, and (Ng homily nearer.'--Hut M. Peron suss, the Capt. Flinders was very sererved 011 the subject of his operations • that, however, they Is wooed Irma some of his people how much they had a utfi red by toatrary winds, which had drivels him from the coast, and prevented his pe n -tram ii)g..ds he had amended, bel • I the latitude of St. Peter and St. Francis, dm Now we will ven ture not only to assert, that all this is a direct false hood (for we have seen both the journal and charts of Capt. Flinders, which are toitimately arrived safe in this country) ; but also to pledge oureelves that on such observatious are to be funtid either in , Cam. Houdin', joernil, or in the log-book of the Ge.agrap4e. IV e know not roue:" of Capt. Llatidaa character, hut we cannot think so of hint as to suppose that he would lend his authority, in so 01,111104 and anjustitiehile 2 manacr, to pluck the laurels from a brother's brow.' Let us hear shut Capt. Fliaders has observed on this °erasion : " On the 7th of December ISoi, I made Cape Leu wen, the south-westernmoot point of New Hol land, and commenced the survey of the south coast. The examination of the French Admiral Dentre casts-en; upon this coast, made iu 17941, extended bum Cape Leary's, as far as the longitude Lit?. vest of Greenwich ; and I forted the chart of M. Beeutems Heaupre, his geographical eagineer, accurate, that the advantage to geogroohy, lesson. tug from my survey, will not consist iu correcting wort lie has laid down, but in confirniing and ad ding to the information before obtainecr.—( Cert. Anders' .4/S. Joirrioni.) Agaiu--0 It Is known that the Freud) Admiral Dent recasteaua did not pursue the coast of Nuyts Lend so far its Nuyts himself had done : the isles of St. Peter and St. Francis, which terminated the Dutch disrovery, were not seen by him. or say islands which could have been mistaken for thew . . The French then have no claims to original dis covery to the westward of these Wanda. although Dentrerastemix. a.. 1 his geographer Heaupre. 1011e:1 praise for their accurate delineation of those parts. It is most probable, that Nuyts did not see the mom coast so for to the east as the islands whi. h he named : he that as it may, it is certain that the Investigetor's discovery will corn- • metier where that of the Dutch coda. and it will terminate where she met with Le (eogrephe. The western b suielary of this spare 1111111101 la placed to the eastward or 133 ileg.east of Gl.N.timi(h, an I the place of wren .g Capt. Bauder was in 139 deg. 10 nun. Ent. Within these limits err comprehended. Ist, the whole of that great projecting Cape, of which Cape Catastrophe (au called from the loss of a hoot with the master and oiue men) is the sauth entrance, with the bey and neighiomoring %sionista : Zolly, the great inlet (No. 12) up to its head : 3.11 y, the told (\... 14) ; and. 4:hly, the large Kangaroo island. To ell these, I aporehend, the haresageter has all Un'llatllltrd claim to affix moors ; and is, her, and the British Admiralty, only, oars title right bro lime. so far es relates to the Eoropean nations.— Frotn the hofore-mentinned lomeitude of 13ft act. 10 imu , to t.ape Northoniberland, which I paler l• I 10 deg. 30 moth. the chum ur ivi4inwl discov er y. so far as I am acquainted, is vested- in Capt. Minim and the French 5111100 ; tune shall I pressure to cell 1 the headlands coutimieslin thossp We by othe• names than sue:t as shall be assigned to them in the Frtneii Chart.' —((,girt. Madera' MS. Jaw rwel.) "Thus, them the nine hundred leagne. of coa4, comprehended ender the name of Terre Napoleon, and includsue all the discoveries of Nnyte, %minu tia. Deutreci,teaux. Flanders, 11 ss, a-t 1 Grant, are reduced to hiss than 50 leagues of real discovery. or one-eighteenth part of that which M. Peron and the Imperial Institute have, in so barefaced and unjust a manner, ascribed to NI. Haulm. We have little dooln that Terre Napoleon will make a figure in toe future darts published on the Conti nein ; bet we are convinced that Melialar Arrow. smith an 1 Felten will feel too sensibly what es due to their reentrynian. to derived him of his well. earned reputotion, by adopting the name of sto usurper. Indeed, is coupling this iransiction with the reineiciiiie part of Capt. Flinderehistory,•larnag soispicoms aroaes that the whole hes he a the eft rt of a preisoof.teted design to snatch the merit or ow 00.c0..., , y woo its rightful irosserane, for the purpose ' settni a up a rlamn. at some footsore day, to this part of New Holland. The circumstance of C Flinders unjust al.'. dereatiou as a pen , mer on the 1.1- of France, sirs an admirable incident to ration, this design. Hermit lost his *hip on a reef of coral tea, he was peoceediag to Europe its a • - bonded irl pe lidi re h'*gi alteish"vilit'ereaseeupittpessiX:l!lint behcisriNeilliiii:riliwo‘ed;wl,langs:tid:stelhlirziec'tultii e l 11-:(l in air. l:f i' l :. ' eP ; e . i • finseuer. Fortunately, ho _.. of forwarding to .Eutope cli k p t : e e r s ers.. 4 l : iiii ,, r. :1 1M ;i : ...,:b however, he lustutl 11:1'14' :1 i j i t t oi n du ll Pir I l u tad l i t ' I I : wi n g ed h h : t : vib e :1 st french " first ir is .1.1(114oe'xi.;:•3• ri s e 1 I : h 11 1 i t : ,. '1; ed i. out au order fur his release. in 111Powelit'iliti:"04iiii:::Ivro..: nr% ~ ,n" plicate, at the particular intercession of Si . .I. WC Louisa, and these orders :ire ,amuesi n i 1- " r I I C . i l i r i t i •c a ri uy v i e. n l ; :t ul th a e t u ls i l , e le o ss f e F o r u m n i t s e •s r • nil he is detours! there. We have II 8.4411- ...'''''' Ally r l 3 lase dared to disobey the order t.:: l' llis - - I': 11 7 the same time, the (Aye, nor, De (":, ,::,,7 Captain very j u stl y and 1 . 4 6 4 ~,,i';':- Ore" 'l'Flintier. lA, bestir,- "" ) sf G cal " • The Complete examination of kiersi,,, 1 11 sl'o4‘ I' V . Iteen my darling project for y - • 1 Ts lie 1 . ear., a m , ~,,y er. • ed beyond that 1 u os 'L. i. l • n o il in n t:i ' vs .er i j fi ° u Y t• undertake it. T.v:liipti,,,."l.,l:e ARL it I I e- 1: ,1 1 .( 1 .i ti c t s ,riled l t:l6 it:att:l tabtinynteiscmii.speoidnieduthitort7ifitoclirelianTiophu.,,,,,,,,,uhnie.u:lirresso Ili • the K m , th• I 6 ;tr. 4"j f! a. i lit UM W " I rt.. I tl . •I t i. , pa s. n mmu6 of thy ordinnr, uud ati lt lier- 0 LI arceoosdzidtuo.gilisi:illopfrttoirwtinflutitlEi.thn..hielpedtaroned j t - ii ier r ee ., z j ir., 7 l „ ;:vn.... . e., , , , ~ ,it i m a:.‘ , %.,„,...,„,•„, un t i l the upprul•uito n of toy ol thi ir. an . • al..stly takes, tram Inc ; and 1' 1 • • ?1 ' . which the being nu . retur n to a !mimed Istu is . ie I. /Nilo, : .1 0441 .9 • • . . , • . : n hang alsolier, naturally ex....Le to the ti010wi1,,,,, iv ! I T ,,,,,„, I.it,„tej Lc 11... home cudcot hand; iii 1 (T l * r ` 'lim e coinin i tte d , but from the su • i" c IN spit. 4 4. a, 4u : e I lcution only. The il .4 . Had the General's (De Caen'el efintu'or ', Tlll 0 I- continues) 6 beau that of a man 4 , 1' itifor:. I.: . 5 , literary eiabj e ct s . I m i g h t have ar,velsd Oat. t u ts„ il of hie objects i n prolonging my detentio n , a., e-, i e give time for th e previous publication of th e roy 10 e . e age of NI. Hasidim to prepo seess t h e woi!d i..at it ;,,,l. Y ' 0..6 in the French nation only the cy.n.pl.t.,:is. Fl covery awl exaMination of the south cora sf Ali do ay 1 ; tralia was dise.'-(.1./.8) Joss e w lie think,, how. ver, that iu DeCnen's es': tMI isit, , i . • voyage,. undertaken for the promotion of srie ues were held ton low to justify such a 01, • / 3•CIO11 I f . may be Nu ; but we are fully- persuadrd t!..0 hr ha; hit urn) .:.1 the Le a l cau . e o f his long at.d ua,;:illt fig. a '' : tentiou." trot wrs=tosen n a l , . 4 1 I 1 reingni na , belie. which l uste d an lantr ai d a ail Tal 2 hull its buoy e bat. took place yesterday o. Pot. oh 11 hey Heath, betwixt ten men of the ono rd no e Healey and Gresecaor, for ten guineas se 1e,.11 , -y i . • I seqpciire 't a quarrel. The combatants y eye n. 1 .1 ) ! of superior atrength, and each lid:, to tl.lfir'7 ) beaten, that Grostemor died on his say to Lty:ei HI 1 in a cart. ea MA KEIT TS. sits ' CORN EXCILINGE, O er. , (111.';. 11.0 CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. . T 5.11 1. • ! Wheat . ..... . 045. Vila. 944 Brain ll-n .7 . 4 a I . Floe ditto ..... .. 95.. Iwo Tick .litto .. ..... . 4-• •.• i , 1 Rye (ate ) s4w. 424 oats to 2. , :,:, -4 I Barley to. eas Pu:iad ditto Malt 7311. SOS Kudos ditto . a ' 1 White Pel:4 t ... ..,.. ... is Rape F•ed .... ..... 41.1 .: I i(boilers) f ' "''' • Fine E1...r ..... • • ‘,; 20.5 • Grey Petit . ...... 4311. s_ll t•reoth'•• ....60; n 11.4 t o . I --- LLA l UXBRIDGE. IA te Cora-ineeert m ' s Return, Tot. all OAT. OCT. .".. are I Wheat, per land Co t --I, to slit. ---4. yr..yr..Barley, per quarter ZS.. -4. to 4/4. -.1. The A flats pia. -d. to 441.. -eh w 4.1 111.:uva sot -d. to 6.49..--.1. INo 1 Old Ditto -••• -1 to --4.-4 Pets ....6.1a. -4. to 113 s. -4 Y I PRICE OF Hoe. 1 V11113.1/(1 Pont'..L , •1114 YLARLING assn. . or is I,'• • • 1( . 11 4 lees. •s. to lit. or Rem, et. or to i.. tt• W e , I i. ~. . ' se -.e a , al. 1.5 i. to .31. oz. Sour', 4 F-4411. al. Ws. to 4,1. oa. Farnhant,6l. as. to 1,• . e-. Nervily - pi, ;I. i 2.. to ;I. 7.. Newl:ups,..l. a, to 91. to 4,5 Di.: laid at mood. DT, Wow PKICC OF' RAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY F. WIIITFeII A K r L . ST. J 4 1124'5. • Hay. .l. no. od. to ital. 3a. 04. Ray, 61. ot. to 9' ot 1118118. al. 45.61 to .51.12•4..1. New, 01. oe. to ..1. .of Clever. SI. t.s. to: .. •10 Straw. el. 14.• to •!:. m --. SAIITIITtELD MARKET, Ocr :i To viuk the earl, per atone a c. 1.. . . - Reef....... 4.5. 4 .1 to .r... 44. I lie, •1 of Cattle, tit.. dr' . Aliittosi...4s. 441 10 ti o. 44 Beasts • Veal •• 40. to 75. ed. Calves • !.. Polk ..•..f.a. ad. lo 7s mi. Piga T,, .1 HAY-MARKET. Hay -1 IS. ode to 1.51. Of- 10 1 . 1 4 8 •• hintw........ 4 t Ida . rot to al. us I'L '• Clover 6l. toe. 0.1. to tol. toe. 0,4 I , COAL MARKET, OCT. itae ,flt Price. Ships. Ships sold. 2 Mom Coal, 5 , 7 , 3 , s N . :-... Laa rsasa tle Coal .... iii .. .. ....».............. , 1te :, : 0 1 . 1 i: t . 0 .2. 11 ,. 4 , i ` l .T T Caudtra l.. .. 364. 34 t., -. _ ...... _- 00t7ILSE OF EXCHANGE, FSID•If, 0.:: ;0 , • A mster.lant .... 3: 0• U. Lathes O poti r. 7t .10 at !nein.. 31 11 k .11•t•lan• ... • 9142 U. Rio Jaiveao 74 ..„ :. lia:n:,or i cl..... 3* 2 ult.% /Balsa Allowt ...... .. :1 • 1 ,IC. OntUel. Nap. i dA,'•dde to IQ Cork D. 14.4 .l - i U• eice.t mg. 11141 parental clold fo Ike Rulen.:rawis .. • • ,i - t . '318•1y1.1....... -. In paper I IL: 410 anti Has I. 41„ k• .1 Y• Uato 4 /6 ~ o (.... 1 8 • , bst:•• • .1 cffict. Ilan 1 ..ei ma 1 New Dolln:• ...• 0 ' " 5 s 'l R.i....a .. G.lwaltsr 111 Ailret at 1114, .... 0 - .u . a iv .... t . New Loses k e•chl .) .. a I 0 gi...el. i $ ''..• . Agn, nu ese 1134-• 0. 11. , ' ..' Ger...a vro.ce s a 4 per (~ut. A g Pi../..es ..... hir ie .. MATUZIAGE• - , „ .. f ...4 a no Tl+l.roiso, by the Re. G .4..ge Stall Pru•••%,", c ,...,„ . es Fa.kr., I. i ins Light 1.1 1, v7.vv••• I , I'" 1 ',:,' :, :., .144:JI:cr of the late 11 14 . PeTersos, Fag of the 1. • •• '..,: . •_ • Jai •1111(•. . . _, - . . • - - --- --- - - • ' - • - • ••I r - • 111(311 WATER. T 0414 DAY, 1.,,ND N 9 1 ., 4 7_ , , pr i srd ie• oft ow er i I I :: r . e7 J - 1 :::51 1 1::::: , T. : . 5 ., :',...... ". P' , 01. i : wl•ere A ter. twei-• : 's •••e c.c. n . : 1 ; ‘ , 0.1 ... . • tpa 4' seent he "eel.. e. • -e• n‘. 1 . ... 6. 414 Imenr..l .0. I', rot.-. ...' • !1 I. Nv •• - 4 Postii.! • y ;;. ____