The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

”I) 1 41:: TO THE scIND wale4_ teVeiit4o. imAtimos r *sour. I lotto hese toy mehrbehmy Nor hooding soma my cammest cold ; aa were I thee, hisk4 l lll4 *lsla I ily A iii isd the sell tones bed will Meardal cry, w ho sight se:gn'.l minim mill,/ all around, AM be wept bitterly. bets Matte's gloomy lour, Who all wes frove, cold, sad sad A re , who tlw would break opus the ear, ge is to WI the reel; soul with heir, Awl saakr ,r or•tw to door Into !knotting hi spay. to ! when S wise, the mostly blooming *elks r i me :no cell Amused, like lady gay, /we o u the hiviy.howle ait ray mend, se; e'er sty tom I'd bound, gel play so otelly in her lowly hair. *ad lane some strain to ! Asd tin , when glowing Summer gently mote t rd aka• the Aelats with t nosiest joy; AM there IM Mewl full marry a 'Without, hoar, Aid there rd sip the sweets of *say a &WIT, dada the toeing on sons Wave would sleep. in gently ploy with it. Z r Aifll.o3, b/O, when &um Amok blaming goer s redo" Poems from her 'happy seat ; Pad I es stordy 'inkiest the leaves would light, That they sloola wither at any 'cry sight, gain tea thossand victims at my iset i Omit( me comosor. Awl who harsh Whiter. when ha tante again, I'd kirk apes Me pllesseret 11121 were goat : NO Walt I'd bowl, with melancholy cry, Antead tie sick assn's bed ; hot I woeW BY Frew this cored world, with Maim, widtly spread, VS to imperial Heaves. • "de winch the slant Philosopher replica, " UAW tby skid to realms shwa, • Sakes bait karat to meet IM einem there. "net teige oblintely sadirons and fair ; "So it wee wearing tbeeglit gram di Hearts— " roe ilea is hot a West" rot.Lux. r,4 : IDUGI est al re !•-• it, Salt !aid Mn E vows; xi Ipat that IN nd!• Kill be pie OS Elf nest ; ea* A o'er. F. 1110 fur iffy reshif be sob- rge her Pr 41 1.41 PO of 74 i le Ord. ins e. Cori. r; fAoeadj ,'lrt lo be the. kliuner iota. a. ireski to alm• WINCII4IrEK. Nov. 3. • —...0ww..-4.- Os Taoism lost. being the Annieseeetv of the L H. Nal. s sandder of Goodrum, ondlrartners f this Stand met about twelve &dea d on Lb. Ad d.,, D e an, where a Slyer Cup, given by the boliend the Club. waii'men for, by Ike following erev—taimile bests i Or thowhom's base kr. leelltellh en.. • • 6 dr. Me Canal eh. ve. ' -I. a 1 1 at. MS% OIL*. A•••• 11••••••• • • • The ore alarded Idershle gull *Ott : the GO. is 4 Om ass well COliteStri ; bet the third was *ism. The enupeny afterwards repaired to the WI Intl. to St* Alreeforel, where about 140 'emit mud Farman sit down to a most meeel t I se-r, verged op by Mr. Perkins. Tbe meet.. et so break op tilt a bite hour : loyalty; har e"?' 04 mnivivialme peossarteti. The 011oal sod West York Regimeuta of Milt red through 'hi* city, fel them route to Bath Bristol. Oa Tread..? evening lest, as Mr. John Hill, who ' de the Nee lon at laumshys. near this city. and me, is teapruy with meother person, were re og home from iblribeford, they were maidenly ht tee men d armed with blnrigeolt.. or hedge .. wits twilled out from a hedge. attacked both • Hall sod his sun down, and so dreadfully beat that the life of the father has been in Mamie "fle.: hit right eye, it is. feared, he will lose. Is head is most .bockingly hruired. The oden osmium, the some brutal treatment. The rum el the outtege are two young men of table eormesiutie, residing at Oakley, near Istoke. ‘ 1 " 43 3 . eveniqg, a voting man, rotetlly d res. *ea to th e White Hart Inn, in Windsor. in Ole. and slept there. Yesterday maro oned shout the tailln of Windsor. About erliek he west to, the honie of the Doke *age, and iertaired for his Royal High . Tie *Main hrferined him his Royal MA RT Ms room sioce the death of the Prit,cess bed said he would deliver any fOrftliftet 16, 411111 i. into a parlour. He said he true hilt* Biog . ' charger, and must have the sloe Mork, and H , , Majesty's large sword. ~I L t i ',".aa'aST. At this itestant Generals -- 'ea baker, who. were in the house, • iv. mid the farmer reetrg mind the yowl a be I relative of Bird P.irtmtnouth. ete' lee to be dfrottged ; in commit:env, ..1' .'"ID Praemi updee the charge of Deorett Edi ttte. dem Police-officers. k r•L'rea lawrisition was iakca yesterdsy, 4 ' Gal. EN . . et .the Three (rote awe., 0 ° the Isady„..4l Nlevia fi.rbbs, who' pot ,....'"'r av Leanne matenic. The ri..ceiteed ass r . V. t , '4 .7 0, 1114 woman wltu re-ided tit the ".„7 1 r• COM*, nisi4efMan, it) it... kieg's .....!,,)lice of posobs.gerS was oittr.ettql by , tt '.'•ci a ill to the street, awl. she WM OM'. t. 7 1%e 6filpitoPi • Sl* died in' a short fuse L' l r 'he previously imitdd that .he seat prep. .., " .!r 'eunti helotigiog to the 10th regime:a d ~..e iM.d.leed to*.a.l o her hear imelumid her • three prnnywomb of Orsecnc.—Verdict Is ": 4 "'ary to think. filet through tSerlisi ofh.:• E,,e Lumpesitirma culled Petit-Or. and k: tt '" ''"Y instead empl yml of gold, the ' r i - en obliged tO lolier tht price of the ',,,,t Lie 9,; per ounce ; it is not less true r 'sm. of its colour is such as to deceive 4 .4,e 4 1e' ; e sure p: o of o f Ishtar-re. that. ;. stlitm oil parra-turokera here bought. or ~ believing at to be reel gold. on the ' •. 7( 4 tti ells Made o f t ti ot i v ., Lie tal ; the ild ' 4 o :4 t he dece ive d is. to try it web "I"' • im i t, w .,,,,. a ha deal its that line should be 4, 4 "'sew offered by ooknovrit parsons. _ • 14 4 ogintitartuted f u r all sorts of . sit 1.66-666.11, aotcbe e , chain,, s eals, • pea - 4- cases, rc.ge, lie. &Po,: 14W 45rELL/PEA'C'K e •. • • Yesterday, bang the h‘et day of - Terse, the Loot) bitkirctet.on, owl the Jitdge?. tat the reepes:ti've *tat iu procesewo to Wrottuio•ter klrll, to their Tull dree. rolwa. tOiner tw.NcH. • At half-p.tott one et I 'eh, Lo.st ELLE% Anr.ot - Gtt, ~etomtt+nirrl by the other Judge-, tuuk tnuu .eats eu the !tench. The arsenal. reports of the state of the convicts nt Woolwich. Sheerness. and Fort Cititih , -rlnott, were rea , l. and met the approbation of the Giort. Their Lordships eery, oeenpied until a pouter before four. with !scull; hal jiitiiihred.—Lor.l ELLENS7ItOUGH ob.erved, at three o'cl.n•k, th.it it way the opinion of the Court, they could not he.ir any motions on that day hut peremptory Mr. Park+, Mr. Top:natic. Mr. Jekyll ; *oil Mr. Clark (itiog's Cumberh.) immediately Idt the Court. THB BISHOP OF DERRY. Mt. ATTORNMY-GESICZAT. moved far a rule to *hew cause why a criminal iiifurivation should not torn. against a person of the name of the publisher and printer of The Cogabitiart Newspaper. for • Hr moved, on the putt of the Bishop of Derry. a man of unexampled integrity—* man possessed of the highest and finest ken.... of chanty, not only as a prelate, but as • man. When he took po.sesoion .r . his See. he Glum' many 'tarts of it uncultivated those parts that were capable of coltivatimi, he encouraged the pro. 'victor to cultivate ; and where pnvarty obstruct. ed the cultivation, he put his hand in his pure , and lent the [memory money, free of iairritt. He act ed in the Mine any to inanufuctuter.; he lent his money : but one of those which was instituted und er •his ativicea, unfortunately fAiled, not for the want of the fli,hop's bonito* audatistice, Lill from events that theist he patronised could not foresee, the stoppage of the trade with America. He held istfidarsts iii hi+ hand, which proved. that although the Bishop had succoured those petition, until further ti4sistance would have been weak. PIN 0 0 his part, Set he never was in the situation of receiving, or liver could obtain. any part of 'the profit• and his whole mid raille motive was to gain employment for time poor. But how differeA was his munificence and charitable intentions column-4 by the publication his Lordship complains of ! The Cambrian states. on the 9th of Jrone last, . 1 That the Bishop of Derry was gazette' in the frith Gazette as a bankrupt, and that he had been for a long time speculating in trade."—This was not the only news. paper he had to move for a rale against. The saute paragraph had been published its all papers which were adjacent to !Mood. and also in the L0n , 1.i. , papers. He had instroctions to move for 4 usririn -al tlfrormat.on ow tin‘t The iforainc Chirp. re and The Morning Herald ; but he was aware 444 it woad be against the order of the Court to move them then. Lard EthENXOitOCOll- 1, Certainly, Mr. Attor uey-fleneral. there is sufficient defamation in the paragraph vim have mentioned to grant the rule you ask. kut Is it your intention to proceed aphis% all those Newspapers who h4ve copied the original para;zraph fr,a• The Cambrian r. Mr. ATTOttnIT-Gilltital.--" My Lord. I would lot give my sanctions if they were a mere copy ; but it is the contrary—the vut t erity of The Morn ing Chronicle, out the 25th of Jour, cannot be over • looked, air " The who is said to be gasctted in the list of blab lltaakrapts, cert: inly p.aseases the richest Sec in trait kiappl , :m If his Lordskip dues lot tre.-dily get his certifi cate somas atriums caikesical proceedings ere expected to take place, to list snaisischoly tone of Iligk Derry dews. "' Lord ELL% 99999 Ilt:11—" Take your role, Mr. Attorney-General. I thought she other papers were mere copyiats of rhe Cambrian. In such a case, I conceive. without wishing it to be ontler.toral that I give my opinion, that thr orignialioto vicuna be put , ni.tved eta& made an example of; but it appe.r. from your statement, there have been new att i ttt ad veraiono.".—Kule Mr. Dametrn—" I move for • similar role within ' which has granted to Mr. Attorney-General, on the part of the Bishop of Derry. against a per son of the name of Lovell, the printer and pub holier of The Statesman ettning London paper. Which has not only padylished the paragraph in The Chronic/e. as stated by the Attorney General, hut on the 25th of June published the following para graph, vie.— " • bankrupt Eishop ! I curious frame:clean idely nerve. red in Ireland—the Iti.hup of Derry Ma been gasetted a bankrupt. He had bees long specalatior. sod at 'oomph was ear,laped by pectusiary ditacithies. Derry is the bast See ia that k. litdons. Rule granted. Mr. Astro/Lazy-Gan aar.-1. My Lard. Mr. Garrow has a finular motion to that granted to Mr. Dumpier. on behalf of the fliallop of Derry, against the Printer and Publislwr of another Lnutiou Daily Paper; hut from indisposition fie is unaLde to attend in Court." Lord EhttxurntOtrat—" Some Gentleaian can move it to.morrinv fur Mr. alirotr." The French, according to the pri►ate ad►ices, have taken tn litary pant...sou or Neliesreik, at the month or .e Elbe, and Ise erected batteries for the defer of that station. The French Gem-rel I)anyvv, commanding the gth corps of the Army of Aprons,, is son of the irlen heal Paltmaster of %airtime', and n,snited h., hi ther in so deaterou-Iv impeding the escape of the unfortunate Lows XVI. by overturning a carriage on the bridge of that torus. Toe boxing-march betwixt Young Cr.', (brother of th.e chatup...n OW, and 11411. will take place west Thu 'Osday se'ning lit for SO g ee•. The house of Posso ay TOITZWIII4% Fart. est York-place, Clifton, hes been robb-sl, dunes his abs-nee .an %Veyinfulth, of numberless articles of considerable value. Mr. I: urrs,..AN mtestat ,,i t h e case of his boost, dur.s.:,• his atisence, to hes Immo-, - *awl, who arlinifted (... an lom 0 .1 a ma l e eartap „. 'riton, who got pooession of !tr. Tort uutisra's hews be briaking even his die.k, and f.y which vi t s, villstn had every thine at his rnerey ; but, what tt er,-ry e nt.-arierilnare, took no one article .4 Mate, dirough the &Fwd. no is supposed. of fliarnevry: A r e ward is offered for haa apprehermon, e;eirtii hie name and a description of his oculars, as coistulbui• caged by the unfortunate girl•hr sedtred. MWDTASSX - StIYS 4 /ON.§, * Nov. S. * • idu:es See gas indicted far procaine fou• ea sealii,of the value IV-. the property of Artiftew IMes. under false pretruces. The 'Prisoner, it appeared. had been apprentice to a person of the Of AtiCkey. who was in the habit of dealing with the Proseenior for seals. Mr. Mackey, jun. had frequelitly sent him to Proseen toes house tni errands of that description; the Pri soner had absconded front foe filagree employ on the 4th of June, and ..n the 3:1 of July he called on Mr. Jones, sail Stilted that ti:a master had sew him for a fee grld seats, who. he wanted (or a customer ; as the Prosecutor was ism aware that he hhd left Ins muter, he permitted hints without he sitation, to take four teals. Mr. Motley. jun. how ever, eallell on him a few dlys after, and he the. found that no order had ever been given by Mr. Mackey to the Prisoner to procure Mew-ids, sine of which was found at a pa Nil brukei'sits Liquorpond stret t, where it had beets pawned it the Prisoner's Caine for 15s. The Prisoner was rental gm . ilty. and sentenced to three months sinipmosintrait ; the course of that tittle to be whipped once. 77toneas lini4la was indicted for is miwleatesnour, in haying. in the month of June, 1:::09. under e 11'411unit-tit pr.- tester, procured the Pitts, of 10s. from -- Bell. alas of the Churcio.arileiiii of the parish of At. Margaret, Westminster. Mr. Curie stated. that the Derendant, at the time of the transaction mentioned in the indict ment, was a fireman, attached to the Imperial Fire- Office. The indictineut was br.u4ht under the Act of the 14th Gera. 3. chap. 17. by the special d i . rectiou of thy Officers of the palish of tit. Mare Orel, Westminster. By the Act jiat mentioned B was provided, that whenever a fire broke out in Losolo•i or Westminster. the first eilline w loch ar rived on the spot should he entitled to the -um of twenty shillings, to be paid by the churcliwardens, en the firentau producing au order from a Mag:s. trate, stating his approbation of the claim so made. The Prisolier, aware of th:s eircomtance, had carried on his frauds to a very gre.t even!. fly going before Magistr.te, and making oath that he had been called to assist in extinguishing fires in different places, where io fact no tires had broken out. at which conflagrations he stated his engine to have been the first, behad been entitled to procure the necessary order, and on producing that to the Churchwarden of the perish in which the tire was said to have taken place. he had h et, paid the re ward. In the parish Of St.liargaret, Westminster. he had in this manner olitl:urd nearly 2001. in the course of ton years; alltirio ali, on inquiry, it ras difcovered that not a tire had broken out in any of the hoti,es which lie spec red is, his different affidavits to have attended with tine engine. The frequency of his demands at leseth excited suspi cion, and, on investigatioo, his fraudulent conduct had bees detected. ---- Donovan. a tailor, residing in Prince's street. Westrom4ter. deposed, that nu tire had broken out in his house on the 7th of inn.. 1809. An affidavit, sworn before William rieldsug. Esq. by the„Priaoeser. stating that he had been called its to extinguish a lire in Mr. Donovein's house, on the 7th of June, and w e oh:ch a f f i d av it the Megistrate had made out the order directiog the Chuich-Wardens to pay hint the accustomed Nun. was pot sie and proved. • Mr. Bell, the Churchwarihm. depnot.i, that the Prisoner ;presented thee rosier to him, and he, in cones:lsomer, lipid hens 20s. Mr. Att.se, for the Pi isoner, took en objection to the Record ; lie contended. that, to the Act of Parliament did not rejoin the Nlagistraie to ad minister an oath in similar eases, it was en ex tra judicial per. and consequently the oath an sworn by the !inspirer could uut be considered an Mr. Chat argued. that it was a breach of mora lity and reliseinee—nied, being mars buoys mores. w a s very properly the suhjett of an indictmets. Mr. Watson, who presided. was of the MOM opinion. lie thought the great question was. obi.. on the lice of the record, there war a charge of • wicked intenti di. which had been carried into etlect—snd t:na was proved by the affidavit. in the fires in-tuner, a d by the testimony of Mr. Bell in the second. lie recollected a most learned and venerable Judge (Kenyan). in the Coon of King's blench, to harm said, a Will any person tell me, that any thing which is eentren 6areor mores is not an indictable offence?" Ile was sure tin fittenn would contend that the subject matter of the in dictment was not an offence against good morals, and, if the evidence brought that r.ffence home to the Prisoner. he thougiet the Jury hail a right to hod Mei guilty. The Jury returned • veriiet of--filnety. The Prisoner wee then indicted for a annular fraud in swearing that he had been called in to ex tinguish a lire in the hoes. of a Mr. Jones. ea the 19th of Sept. 1809, and thereby obtaining the sum of 20.. from Mr. Bell. This CYle 0811 rarer).* similar to the last. except that the fire was stated to Wave broker out in Mr. Jones', tateoli.te. otatl the 453avit was sworn be. fore H.J. Pyca Esq.—As Mr. Mainwsring, however, came in just at this mvm-iit. Mr. Coal? stated Ilia case tulle, awl Mr. At.i.sT renewed JIM obier. tier', that the Chairman might deism( hi, opthioa thereat:mil. Mr. Alaitiuyaattmisaid. that he would not per. Mei himself with any of the Attskshaeh had been arloiell by the Learned Gelatle,oria tMr. Alley }— The whole question was, .1..1 the ev,d.ort go to proem false pretence ? If at dad. he thought that wasp MAI reamed 4 ver4tet of Cwiltr..end the NNW* tile girtstYlsced to mix mouths' tatiosowouront lor• itteh irMtr. nit* ages o , oie "Orr-tett out of ort iottneoir ovuohor. for piosecutsoo. only two of thus were tTlir44. Egan Moretti And ln/ tient Cyder, tato of thei Vehoortet Clot h who. nhenangtraliy siv i rrehent6 60 entered isle eenntisy lo telt, their trials at tht• G.( !446 - ion" . ‘stiforft,to4 tro lt ivr i entry Bert itkiiited tit • colospittcy aod Weis AMA'. ftctitiAlie eii•O were fair ossEritentiewl Nichnr• Ont.., I rrn of the nrne-sseert nnernire *eh. deiierreA 6.4.1 me le-611,98y they Fa.t awe Os. the tri.t Not% sod tee .;her shim room& Coo R:!! 11`.:/ .0 .1i•na , .. 4 1 ley, el» sae a rorpeosUill'AW 0 ,114 been ...ea *at 'Oshre el flie 'What. Sea*, , alma •iine, helelyttt out*. ituticowli• ..____ .. k 1601 ! Vol litt been iot.-rt io the pertorar tviiro—but seostettrapoke t •.or did Ray imprulier Oct: He rria, liitotrir, la' Mille.. sf the altscilthe reeueleof chttigrj\pil,forni.. urn, there, and, Its &titbit' on with air ilia" obittbroy laughed at the hetrid oselSososios silk* was going furiviird. .t.i.4 ,, ..AV , Mr. Beerhy, the emit-islet of Eilre•elt, rlrprete.t; As to his gOilernticood eharaetrr. Your teepee..table looking women 161.4) elcono.tl to tile memo. effect. The Jury (flood th.-.ri ' w el l guOt ti -... t urt the Court ststeac e d th eta to th roe yeeri' itspriass• 'tient each. OLD BAILEY SENSIOYS, Nut. 6. Fourteen Pri-oners *ere frosteilmover• • capitally convicted. to Thomis Turvey sod Relent Fospils,r, ing tiaalAftylieite nud entering the direlling.hammog It. ior:i4getee, h it June,, and lose s , sa d eung eappernt nik hoer, their property. Cherie* ()Airy, 1"..r ataatolfisg Daniel Rerryont highway, plithag hie is free, red beerier /rum bie pessen• and eguinst hi. win, three Jailers mad • env-pradialit • wee, his erepeei!• Sarah Fnoell, for stealing • quantity of wo.lten cloth, yip property of Meters. eowerbat.k sill Meakhueni, im their dwelling•lteuse. Serra were e.mrieltri of felony. vie • Charlotte Draw., ltr atettlng eidualey bed tar, the pro. prriy of Julio Harris An Meer. for steal:my 7 yardi of printed cotton, the property of Thomas Swab Pulley, for ytealrot a gown. t petticoat, sad other snider, the propeay of SOlitilot Its •'l' 4,41 John Ussolli, fur 'lcahn a bau+aar, the property of Ro bert trnt °carve Nasitlt, Gtr Overtax a tiainttly of reels garde. tools, &e. of ]Sears Fusbre and Co I.lf wren! gatA ItPanleh lost pje o eus.s sold ime*64pft, sad other article,, the property at tati,..riste Ps rev, Esecotria ..1 P.erre ataxy Clervellard; sad I wept Iltitanter, for felontoonly recetring part of the slid prop.rty, sell otroota,i it to hare bola styles. • At:d thi ee errs ar9vitter/. MAE of ?71Z Th S or STAFFORD. This Meeting, which wet cnnrened an theliert of the Corporation. to make the :sow heralded with the pruviorme of a dill intended tu be loid before the emitting Sessions of Parltanwilt,•iiiiituied " AII For paring, eleenoing, lighting. &c. the towu of Station)," waa distinguiihed by the usual warmth wit:, which the TOV/11 and Corporatioti dist•uois tiny public measure, otr the mein' of ertneb they arse:utile. After some 'permit altercation, 31r. Keen protested agniust the wk.:testae wai in which the• Corporation intencle4 to dipsf of the paint- opinion. He commentod with 111•14111 humour oil the relative merits of the. gorminw. end the hippy way in which the Corpora:non alo tempted to throw from their *boulders ass expeci-e to which they were liwin.l lit the lung u,.pge td the Borougii. After reeding a "trim of ruou... lotions, which he had to submit; he &nein-led „ by espreming Ili, opinion, time the Il II oroolri.• - have met wtth rqtrc jetecitaL ..wwwwilsettorteir • it had been tub " A bill f.r. eriliciusaios• and eleassiog the Cerporatom of relow. Oa the part 61 the Corporation, it weo enntestderif.. as far as thee (mold he heard (a.ri herr we roirmeir to observe, that the guedisin raw deTueril of news. in a spint of clamour. than is ex iiittea with the . sage deliberatioes of public hiisioe...); Oast theta finances were Dot 'gnat to the iiicreaiiiig expire est of the paring. &c. of the town—that that imieriii-4 to submit to the pnblic judgment the t.n.eictentisfs Bill, which would compre.hesett the pistols, lts,revs. mons of the town, and the expense. of.sobieit they • would defray ; and that they •weld Ilk wise meet the exertions of the town, by. mthocriii sag - towards the execution of the Rut. Here on altercation took itliee reiverting the mi•reanagement and tant.ippleation of the Ostrow retina fends ; in which so many %peahen' etertrd• theinotlres, that it would he Mil arable to Whine them in detail. An elderly ,:entleansii called out . nth • sorereiga voice. against 'hi. iniendad en.s croathineut of the Corperat.ou on the tic , by *lnch they hoped to steel . march ow the public burtbeno, which were Arearly too hear) ; that the • inhakiratitm thank little about agreeing 9f olt.igreeitt;.: on the Bin then ; hut when the canoe. for came mood far the taxe: , , they would roe.. • from their I•o?argy.' After o-nnt: tu. i her altcreetion, the offing of eirsolutiohi weirs withdrawn, arid another sub .. • • Meinhera are cruadina la town from all porta at the tawdry; awl it is ' , asserted.? be the aist t there will he a very full oseeti indeed. We understand that outlet the ',resent mot delicate cu r ,lati•ialllefre. it will hot be attempted to prorogue the Porliement. The Physicians will be examined by all tot: l'r.rr Council previous to the day to which ilre two 1-louses stand aidionroed: and their Report wilt Ee preaniteil to the Lords and Cook'. Mnile• SpOrk *4441 ihry may decide t.i sit `r 1l cr die in diem, or to bare auotlfrer shirt *eloped. . . men% ........ On Th•ir ,, day eseni,,g the Pain Softy eclat tree • everts:rind Iretweri Wowlsttrek •nct Oxford. tilf ' whirls eveident many of the imaseageri were ea:* verehy bruised. The 4E4 of Whlrhoiven, from Aints 4 cO::::: der • sorted by hercrrw on the titil ult. orarteptegligi '," Wit bring in a sinking state. . ~ With sincere r Bret we have re announce .Ore - . rlesth of an excellent Patriot end most anslaniclolo4 l 4 I , Roarer Ftacuson. Esq: of Ratth.' 11, died ~' At. houde Of Rant. la FeGrAisri., on Wellies" last, the slat ult. at half pest vine o'cipck in the'!..i smolt* Clo the Moeday pristectinv . he me appm ilf.. really ,ut the eqopnent of•i t erfeit health : but ea '4 . .. that sky he swffered a piailllytic woke.. eluch at . 4 Ifsest ism bat &laminae, bet it eiinsitilliteil lie velgal,4 B . , life on tee etc,pd daY." Mr. 'Filldhl.lll bas * 4l, !A of elle moot tihtioasielsod ef: Oat Am!, tied iii‘.:**. firiobie baud of-"ltuipt to Shitbiod, elm. km i 4 11.- of : 1 E cowmen/modest.' illyedigei of *Wei ... .7. which yi7iliprd7 deo . ware hat. espousal • the • , . _,• • •itd etiktilltailtd the SOY pars of lire Fiat /Its .mieftl.less. the dr i : 2, 4 314.144Teirti.1 Faisearp. .1111 hie . % • iiiregiegio. • HA lam apt hell Muted to bissadap. I.iii, where tie s eft Intl hostitolltillt save knee.— ' ti • 1. 1,1