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BetrjA mar 4.vb Ain jrz am, GO LDSMID. ible coincidence of two men , m mi., realth and public consideration, rnet t ,attlis by their own infliction, cannot wiib emotions of surprise; and that tow for their melancholy fate must be • their name oua mpectable friends will be readily couce ived, when their terol•nce and private and public chit ly appreciated. lessen at an eatly period of life were first carried on business in Goodman's- womplitude and honour evinced in ions 'Won gained them sonsidesuble 17)2. induced them to enlarge their loess. for which purpose they took a .4-court.ripposiiethe Bank, where they Awes fitted up is the most coutinos Id soon after became successful hi‘la ,:.tioual loin requited by Mr. Pitt._ Nideied was the drat step that was the mg them to the eminence they soon lamed ; for before this, however re ; film Might be considered on 'Change, lh3t previous to their public business icvllor of the Exchequer, they were m be men of extraordinary large for. tini been so sueeeesfal in negotialiog ,fi c ' nan o, they were capable of build. tying in spleudour with palaces—and Noblemen, and even littitces, in a tract ace scarcely rquallr:i hy th e m ost p. rsoaages in the kt mid was naturally of a melancholy tt:reatic temperament. He has often tat when quits a youth, if rte found ay low-spirited or indisposed, be used tire to phlebotomy, and this so very .at there CaN be little doubt but it laid it of those many disorders he after .ll. A superficial observes would inte nts.. '.eult• flt•rid coin- Appearing eilt raid apd jscular in emu his (needs sell Wien the reverw lo be al the , notwithstanding the great eats he was tummies' with a sick stomach, wit a martyr to the slone. His bo.. ;re* tflo corpulent for his limbs, which i nista(' Lielinationof the 'totes. pe t mps on moo in existence might ly este. tned a favourite of fo l low. In gained txo bieeepsaakes (ai ary ar !wooing the titoubas,4l tit ..iii. h the liret s in the Lottery hapi.y lied obe draw-, I. Stock. aid littera! prises in enlist er. And its 17 . !i 1, ,Alten alitsopt ?very 'ism felt the most baneful eff.rts armed uumher of haaltritptcies that t that period, innwith.iendaug the la , •e ,ade by the firm, their lose only 1111101114. The fact is, that no merchant or banker could appreciate primafacit the regrew . names on a bill of exchange w ith MOM tion than Mr. B. Goldsmid. 'n equally fortunate in his tnatritieo• it had been w• 11. Ile married a very wag Ladd•, ilu elileat daughter of Derou hire-aquare, Miss Jesse So. brought him six cluldreu. ,w► a . w theilnineetic Grady. He ael.tehted is mean; all cheertul end lieppy. Ecru rhe sr• acute of hiA fortune, he devoted 'tu tor charitable purp,n.r• ; and many. It the loss of* kind Lietietictor et his ithely eagle of this Gesitlensan's mai so wsli known to the [lathe, as to thaw Goldssaid, who finished his 'r nn Frtdal last, possessed all the good Me Lie Mr. Benj. Unichntirl. Moie fres «err cowed between brothers then be. wo worthy wen. They were con.tandy each others' welfare, and never poppy 40v. The satne• flow of lwurvolence. letne.m.).tr, and attention to bust- 'he honour of our national (+onset r. Foreig n writer Las praised our courage ty, by as ,, rein& that .1 4 the English Ltd of sheddioir the blood of one Imo itor orris." Tbi was the case with L., e who were teiiihed at the least p burl .ius spilt by my of their domestics . minus UoWsistiti would have run a mile . had 0,10 rif his inesue.t .ervanti me, and .11says pool for sneditiues advice f o r a ll his domestics. Alas ! to feelingly alive to the sulicrinp of restores, so eminently succesafol, so is friends, and of such public and is should, on the first reverse of for truly ro oat the suicidt —shad his own by 111, own hand ! Tiered, however, that notwithstanding loss sustained by Mr. Abritham Gold : unprecedented fall of Oioninot, was extreme. yet that in time he might (vs! it, and that the exert in n s awl as h' fris mho would have eared him from (NW this impression. we. cnnaot dy condemn the r .•41 •• I de.' pre ne ti auto rtertsll). mode thus evertm,:v among his liienda Ino dnuht Is tire in or. t ameliorated Tie of fortune from uis unlucky ape- vent merchants ■nd bankers, however, it death of these eminent men will he roductive of public good, by breaking Chain which secured! Coat 01030pOly Tung bad • baneful influence in the an,;e: and it is thought, thin itli- It respectability of Mr. (:of Is2►id's if his surviving In-misers. (Asher and abet. they. nor other two to arrive at lisat commanding osrrntu•huinr influence, at whose sum- Ie late Bei jain:i. ilia Ahriman' Gold. Lirtut.Gei.ef iI MA NI N. ~u tl4l FiAnL k , 1 D'Aaci. 1110 .1.1.1:11 hutch Lvek, ea their way ifgßin G c ~,a,kahle COI 0 for - ~ t ti. ir wealth as ; Ciol. ut i eatlts by ulbv "errd l curb for ru e rrl an d *JIIIO eir r ely Icit by t h 'yes, will be r • •• ftign evolence tern' , " "`" •n etas are duly sl'Ffe yaese Gentlemen is tied first care r . t . • , • ' The proroptit ‘ "" toIONCIOIIS d, in 1732. I stf , . ,i ' h u e , i2a . 22 . fe t e I 1 , 4 Car l •c °l3l. II a ,et of otit . tre a ll oo li n t , c ob sty le. si -s for the wituu ors a ;, esuraidet et e l vk iitio, ibei toned at their !inn mil " • thAt pros 18 Cert". the Chancellor 1h the to be m I t e; out having bee ,et., al public loan ions vying in tef ' 11 ,: . i u . n i g Nobleint leaf magnifica nee 11 .°ns' Mr. If. Gold mid and oElc:static • that *he „..elf toy' Way kb" tcwe recount to that there ( Gun 4 ltout of tM ads eu dwird. ASi o r that he SW rxieu, sad ai.Pesn" y Lot his friend ; sod the• no he took. he was It 11,Jrn, ..i..11111 a like..ise we.. too I • 8:1 inward at to wealth. pellet" wom pegly este. Ir •e rest be gamed 34), by choosing t •d I.ot ticket in the 1 • rot Lotteries. An r:.attle hawse felt eudreeedeated u place at that per ,it made by th .. to:01. ! The fact Llnthai could app • iota of the menses I • dia , riaii,..stion th Hill hr laerri equal allisore, It bed 1 .Isurae young L r. Stoat 0, of Oct • • lido brought .Wt. .5 alai,' family. • osi..d him cheerful • rd seine of ally 10041. for clu • oust, f.-It the le Itt ■ 'Jew airlanchely ea • elf end is 50 WWII "I 110 Illiftitio{l. 2 Mr. Alnabaln it . thly Career on Fri uahnra Of the tot I .1 10 1 / 1 . :I,lrf eXil wcw 9 ;hest two wort for each otl ties leng at...r. emne lea • Hi l ghly to be hen a Mg ainus foreig n hum, ity, by a • more allied of el to thou their own.' ' &mid., who wen blood being spilt t. Abraham tiolth a sar,e in, had or • 1 510111 in our, and .fesaiousl advice ;at a matt to feelin Grano -creatures. r;ii in his (leu, fri 1151 r worth, shout' . he so rr ado to • by I,ls 05 t. It is eate,i4ereil. !!TPre lost 511,11 " d. Ity the unpreci ...tt hi the rat rpm. Ile ye rceavertat it, a tart of his fri,ud it. iikroptcy. Untie' r 1 rrebuotetly 1.015111 . „ A . !'• =a-y Lan ovllieil $ 'rising made the 4•4 ' , ll would uo dim! ,ui ...LI reverse of f 5..) tinniest me w a: it, that the death ill) productis vr„,. hid, 111 tl.e chain he has so lung bi ark ExchAn 4 .. : at t o stung the resin use riders, and /111 e its l * e.u... b ) neither th .t are :ikely ar• 113 overwhet •,; •• late Emirs. 1• oy rbriilll.4 I Is : :'l. s. I .•(i blits4 l 11.1)011 LI Ty. 711 E NEI" sIIERM 9. Irt.ter:loy the 1..0:ti Mayor. several /Women. and the ret,ruit and with the Recoil-kr. and the u City 4/44esobled at the Lon ' elool'avei'd in Ilis!ioiogme•street. end rrsint Iheiwe proceedfr,i to Mat kfiinte-Leolge. where they enti•ol Led 00 Irtortl the csty I Palace ! yard stan 4. 4)4 ir arroyo', ...It.) , poet. eded to the I Court of I.:xi:upset-, t the Reennler intro ; duced the Nem hiseriffi to the Cursitor Baron, in the followil o . ; terms:— 44 MY L'0111)--i have the honour of presenting at yo ur Lordship's liar, Sir William Plomer, Kut. Alderman and Vintner, anti Samuel Goodbelief,. Esq. Alderman and Needlensaker • on whom the Livery of Louth'''. in Common ;tall assembled, have conferred one of the highest masks of their approbation, iii electing them to fill the important office of Sheriffs of Lundon and Sheriff of Middle isev. In one. of these Gentlemen they view the descendant of a Magistrate, whose upright conduct has justly endeared his memory to the CIiSZCII3 of Loudon; in the other, they behold a Gentleman. who has been raiaed to the huuour of the Magis tracy for his approved services amongst his I.llu citizens; in both they exuect to find that loyalty to their that regent for the Coustitution of the. Loon ry a that tv.l vititrlitelts over the peace mad tr empull.ty of th,! coy, att.l that doe splendoisr and is...pilau ) in vispouriiing the dignity of their ele v tted situation, %tech well crown . their exit from •Sce with the approb Pion of their fellow-6C'. tens..--My Lord, the late Sherds, John At krt., Esquire, solid Nlatt!iew Wood, E sq uire, at. tend to tender to our Sue •reign Lord the King an account of the issiteis of their office. After a year ef duty, iu obieh the wild spirit of disorder and insubordination threatened thy most dangerous consequences, and which required all the exertions of the Msgistretes to rrprt•s, tl:ty Lase given up the.r office: 11l whet light then feilow-tltizeits have view. al their eery:a:es. sill appear batter Irons t h e laugionge of the it.n.olution of tissokii, noanin, uualy voted to these Gentlemen at the lest Common 11.11, theta Croat any expo's...ions of mine."—[The tie corder here read the Itessolutton of Thanks tot e d by the Livery, on Saturday last, to the late She• The CUMITOR r ARON signified his approval of the election, on the part of the Crown. The ceremonies of eouuti 'g the six horse-shoes rod 61 tails. and breaking the billets, were the performed ; arid the custoutsry oaths were tajici by the late and present Sheriff*. The Recoups* invited the Cursitor Baron to dime with the Corphration in the City; hes Lori-. ship, however, declined, in consequence of a prior engagement._ The Lord Mayor. Aldermen, Sheriffs. &c. then re-embarked. ;•inf w are Linded at 11144:kfrial... bridge; from whence the:. proceeded to the L00d..0 Tavern. Bishopsote-stror-t, where a so a ptaous bilibirie had been prepared for them, at the ex. pease of the Juuior Sheriff. APPICLIiEIobiO: of KOBERTS. ! tii.k, The public have been informed that Roberts war apprehended on Saturday aliernooa, at the itoyal Oak. near Vauxuall Turnpike; but as no parti cular* have triesupsreil i , we give the following.—ln tormetien of Robtrtiet abode was firm received 1.3 tsr. Bank Directors, sod they immediately re p sired to Marlborough-street. and after procur ing a smirch warrant, four officers. viz. the two Fags, Craig, cud Burton. avcompanied by Messrs. Glower and Lig.. Bark Investigators, • repaired to the Royal ak. and having readered escape there impassible, by barricading the house. they inquired of the landlord who want his ninnies. Two of the officers repaired up stairs, and they found Robert Roberta in a back rooms which was potitioned, ins the first floor. He was surprised and seised, and, on searching him, a brace of loaded porno's was foetid to his pockets. together with a las-sr clasp knife. The Prisoner was much agitated at the moment of his apprehension, but after having been securely ironed, he recovered himself, and inquired who had betrayed him. He observed, that he should act ma Gentleman, and attempt no resistance. but he regretted that he had placed too much confidence in man. On him were found Bank Netts to the amount of two hundred pounds, hat on exasnioing them, they all proved to be forgeries. The Prisoner was conveyed to Marlborough-street Office, and committed from thence to Neugate, as has already been stated. Roberts had been a fortnight in Iris lodgings, and he often walked out notivith• standing ins situation. He gave his name Sidney, at the house, and saw several persona whilst lie was there. _ _ Another persoo, charged with being concerned with Roietrts and Armstasse is the Dividend sine*, whose name is Fugerd, a trademistess in the City, was also secured ou Saturday. by the City Officers, about the time of Roberts's detection. The prisoner, Robert.. will undergo an examination in • few day 4 on the sub ject of his escape from Cold-bith-fiielda ; and the public will soon ha►e some additional, lights thrown on that ambiguous basin... Some other important information hue beta rec. , ived. whit h will be ,hm•lo+ed when the furtherance of public jus tice caning he isijorest by it. Yester.lay morning early Mr. PERCEVA L came to town from Aso home at Foiling, and 66,4111 alter ...,it of letters to the 'GovEanwa and Dartrw-Ciu %Fascia the haws, Mr. Wotan, the Chilr.u.in id the Curainisimoners of the Excise, the Tree porei of tar °Moaner, anti a ottinber of other 01E (;eutleotrit ; they all attended Mr. l'eacile At, and he was eng ticil with thaat dur.ng the whale ul the Jay. It is reported that • number of additional re. sigaations has taken place at in cause queuce of the thisstasfaction vita the measurer of tne Goveroment of that Presidency. Annum others. Col. Ci.asa is meditated. whet recently cmitnsandeel the expedition spinet Allas• KHAN. alrl was 5T4.111101 MS rue of the Officers Inkiest in the ronJden. c of the Goreintnent. thu Fliday night. abort halt afar i ('ht, a meteor was ~ I .• etVe.i to isplo ll' so the r4)l, pint , over I.ti Cumtatr.eale, scar C.,!...10. The ap t ialent he ;;t!I of iss tail was right yards. It .. i , p ,, tre d ahem: tak. MR en snm. THE NAHRATTA CHIEFTAIN. ft :a a source of satilfactioo to reflect. that with Meer Kiwi), the Brlti4it arms may b. L* the ' inetrum.•ut of divine vrtu t p-auce m itota,...ta t z the `:.-t (—Jae% th.itedllitalii iltlaVill nittast —4tru c , 0i.. , .i• r, and %multi, git,ul perjury ! Ti:.• toloa, .. B.le* dote II of a rcettst date, and fresh in the 111•1.:Aell it 11 ui those who were tierrilie Mon Iy.reue of an.it,u, leaving a.: inspressiou upon et: ry Mind which must prove fatal to that saogui -1 liar) chieftain int he day of danger koof odvroity. Mann,the pre,ent litsjah of Judeiwre, has ht u G r .note nine past engaged in a ecitti:ct nigh his triltut.irtes, rod prniespal chieftains, oho, in entobitia!iiit i with the. Itiials of . Jyypoor, support the claims of an iisfaut son of the late Rajah 'Aetna Sur " bast tetras after the death of that Prince. . Enohog awned," deprived of his dotninions, and driven for refuge to • fortress near Jodepore,llluun Sing called iu the assistance of Merr Khali, who wu. ',tilt poi atm t.a 11. e .estriee of flolksr. Top, rmorureAsont, howevtr, proved iusulicieot a. rn.bir hatt to rope %id] so powerful a combine t on, sod he silw himself reduced to the necessity of eithet surrendering, or removing wine of his most powerinl oppooeutsby stratagem: this he proposed to .11ecr Kin'. who iustatitly consented to become the ia.trutut of of the treachery, under certain con ditions of reninneration. This scheme was. facilitated by the separation of the ce.i;bined el,iefr, who htitl hold waste the coun try, sod were returning to Pokrtin, the capital of %weer Sing, who led the combination ; and the Jeypoor troops %ere at thr same tone reettllrd to . . co:t - tperits tit . .. Brit . '''. stony is Iliodos'au._ _ _ In execution of ins dark deogn. Meer Khan, tinder pretence of being tlioguitutd with Mims Song's coAuet, left Jodepore eve's* appear once of roue rod di.eniatent, sod offered his 'es to Sew are Bing, as almond to avenge hi. owu 'rouge by sigsmietifix with that party. Tne It.jpnot chief., however. doubting his since rity. reuoited hits to give proof of it by dei.troyin4 home of Ihr neighbouring ',Maze. belonging to .Inge -e; to whicit he enunent.d without hesit... tion.siEretly conveying the intelligen.:e to Maun l y nis test being still deemed! insufficient, Meer K. an, in the most solrints mauler, at the tomb of a relehrate4l sAint, io%oked the name of °Meth* Koran, mull the Saint, to witness his sincerity ! Seware fling now no longer sieebtiox, they el eh.unieti turbans, the st sacred and uneqesivocal ol fro. , ciAttip, anti Meer Kona invited bun with the other Chieftains to partake oleo entertain ment in 'III I amp. Atrium's Ali strongly until liy his confederates to brsr4re of Irr•selt?ry, *ware Sing Reword the in vitiation, decl.irolg it to be hir holier, that after such 'Arlon vows, Meer Winn could not possibly prove false. The other C!,ieftatins of the party finding their ef forts in detain thew les. lerstere all fruit'• as, return ed to .h. it r spertive eons" white *ware Slug I ceded wi,h hteer Khan, breomwsuied hr 500 gnat& well attendants. sad Juggut Slog, a near re lation, who was resolved to share the tale which he also hsd ture,•eett, bat had endeavoured in vain to evert. The previous arranvments for this dre•aiiful tra gedy alibplay to the stroogrst colours the monster who directed them. A tent of itiacnin mon size, called a Dulbautil, was thoroughly *malted with water to render it hoarier men wet* stationed at each of the ropcv,who, upon a preconcerted 4041, were to cut them. and •party of armed soldiers arouud wore instructed to tiui►h the scene. On arriving at the eiresaapmeat, Sea see Sth g 's guards dispersed themselves; and be, with hi* ri-1.1- tam* Juggiit Sing. and • cossidemble number of his Officers, entered the tent. After sitting a short time in frira.llv conv , •rsation. • . ietr li!tatt, on soma slight pretence, left the ten', requesting his guests to excuse hi, temporary ab sence; two of his relations also, who were .eated on each side of Juggut Sing, attempted to ri , e and fol low, hut were detained by that chief, uho in 11 jocular summer, on their rentaiiiiw. !Meer Khan, seeing the inspos,thility of ~i%. rig Iris relations, gore the fatal signal, and the immense tent was suddenly dropped upon the assembly. The guards stationed without immediately corn- 'armed" the utassecre, by bring • volley opon the trnt. and then with the sward butchered all those who endeavoured to escape. Juggut Sing, on the first alarm of the tent falling, dispatched with two blows of his dagger the rela tions of Meer Khan on earth side of him. then drew sword, and cut his way through the tent. and did not fall until he had killed many of his blood.tbirsty ins. The ;Mom Itoneaa JIND, master, • %/ling hay. belonging to Itchen Feely. being on the coast of France. about silt weeks mini!, dragging for oys ter, was boarded by the boat ofs French privateer, and carried into Cherbourg. The crew. consist ing of the master and tau boys. were snatched up the country to prison, where they continued • fort night, alien they were released by order of the French government. and the vessel given up to them, in which they came Issek, • few days since, to the joy of their families, who despaired of their return. Ter BRITISIII NATT —Tbeve an at weans M rum. missive 821/biro( was—of is, am of tbe his., 36 from so to 41 grow-••• 174 •Gisatiris, ltia steeps of war. he bombs and tire ship., 17i armed brigs, 36 casters, seed 79 smaller sew), a 4 war • besides whit% Aare are bedding se less *au ..o: of the line and *ordinary 69, togeile r N.ib a nuoter of every other class which will make the total of lies Br ti LiisNavy INB ships el.494l7nvius On Friday se'onigt:t, the Corporation of Don caster Voted Sir SIDNEY SMITH the freedom of their town, to be present.d to hint in it Lox of heart of nak, lined with gold, and ornamented with proper emblems of his profession. Last evening, as a Lady amp two Gentlemen, were coming op the Strand. on their way to Tower. hill. in a single-horse cbai r, oppos;te Church man both the shafts of the chaise broke: the Lady tell on the pavement, and the two Gentlemen fell on the opposite wile. • Fnrlunately , ,h.. se .t„n,i still. which saved the pail). tram I)eing hurt. The Lady was taken to s twi a zlilwitiring and MOOD tut/versa from toe sliw.k rretard by the fall. POtICR. C I 1.0111.1111. L, Ott°, I. Jails trlife, a boy of 14)rarest age was ekarsrJ by btr. Thunia• ?telemetry, wf kleetstreet, litatiqraper, with at temptins to steal r pure of silk haudkerelints. It impcned, that no S,lfledvv even. se, ~leont seven , . o'clock, th..! Prem., atm !mum a Atwitter* sit his ate el, a- in dew, winch gave Inv sunie alarm, lint ul memienn* it be could not perceite that it had WWI injured ; swarecting that 11(1113C person ass attempting to est a severe of One SD the window, he seat to the Beadle nf the petal.; and re quested him to watch, which he slid; its Wheat half an h..ur al. t weeds Ilia Beadle Mir th.,e buys before the wieder..., and shortly afterwards ln• pciecived the PrisoLer Mean.* tines Am aperture that he had maths in the paitead glms, a rams of silk bandkeichiefs; he wisest huNt of him, mid took him tutu custody. The handkerchiefs were prmored, and Was tithed by Mr.Nerlarry as his property. He was fully committed for trial. • - . A EASE OF F.XTB CHF DISTRIFSS. A man was charged by the Church Wurrkuiut with hems disorderly. He mated, that us Saturday lie came to him and asked relief, with our tat hisehiWieu in his arm*, who had the stuall.pux ; ►e could not 'them him as he did not (MOM is a regular way, nit Mho Is act:omit he dismissed him 4to the same miming wrist to the limee of his brother thank-warden, wins was out of tow u, and sat $ on the steps of his dour, and paid it was big detirminatiusi to remain there until he got c. lie i , M!deb be was entitled to, as he had bent a householder anti 11.01111dd Claes in the p, /i nd t to plus, us which the Prose( utur procartd a Coastalilt and had him seat to the Viimpi.c. The Prisoner, a respectable-lie. klug man, with a girl about flee years uf age is. his arms, with the small-pax full nut on her, stated hr. ruse hi • most d. nut and rcapertab•c man ner. He said he hal been a liousekeeps r, and cabled nu the business of a 'lyre-maker , aim of his cbildre• erre taken id with • disease, End the physicians declared that nothing else but wine mad nuurishweut could save them. lie ea. rosiest every shilling he was possessed of, without the de sired egret ; fui th.• six children. who wee.• tr.kru ill la:ether, died, mod he was obliged to sell him furnit ore to iii:er thi is This happened &boat it mouths sigu ; but lie is si ema4led once user., without applyies to his pariah, by his industry to support his ►emaloiag mix children; they had been lately afflicted with the .aril-prix t twos of fives had d.psrtcu this lit , orb rb he had bees able to bat y ; lint on haturday an other at them died, mud lie had mot w sliiiiteig buy • rofflii it •ms theta, ■wd on'.y then, lie hsd app:ico to tb.• p,rish soicstoner. If he bad meal any harsh langurjr, he hoped it would be foreirea inc a posses &cline provoked 1t ! The Worthy Attsxmalan dierbarged him, and .I,sie. d Inns again to opply tit ties parish, a.id if t►e; did not a.sist bum, to •llMOlolt ebe tterisems Isidore Inas. tie Asti ►ant the Chalet. Wasolcu • en•table rte.:waist. Mr.. JOaD4,O. it is ainli perk/n[lo.d roof! ili4ht at Lichti lit lain seek. tVe set it is said. breanae th a t is the hole of tee authority. Surely t.e public might hate receneed a little mere n nick. of such a theatrical treat, time It> a few posters pit.ted here and there swung quack 11.,,,1-1111.; mod a tcw play-bills, sift:sr:fled throneh the post-nike in geotlemen'a hog.. Ste.! This it a port of the pea*, arise and pottrad,tv:dole Folic. a.lopted by provincial nisioagers its general. Oi Use Li..hlirld Contprioy we knits little, but by report ; :no: that is to little iti its &vow. shut wr ili.etine noticing them fui ther.—/Sraff•rdshire Adtettiscr.) We leutrut to taste, that e Otr . 'fiett has befallen that deveretei favourite of the public, Air. Lituuros• As he Well going nut of town on Sunday morning in a gig, the bursa he WM% which occasioned ouch a shock a. to throw him out. We are parry to mild, that in ti.e fall he broke his kit are+. lie was conveyed to Issa lodging. where the base was replaced by Mr. A 111DIMWS, the surgeon. ender whose CMS we hope he will moo be enabled to retains to his basin's' is the Theatre. where his talents are so duly apprecta awl. and *hem his absence will be de much felt. On 'Thursday cause no the election of= Alder men for the Northern Ward. Norwich, is the ream of the late Joan Mama. E.g. deceased. W. rheum, jun. and N. BOLING/10KB, &qrs. were the candidates; and atter a contest, conducted with great spirit on bait sides, the smashers wer e, _ Inc Mr. Hamm* 251 1 4, Mr. BOLINGBROKE 2.19-.—Majo. rity 49. Dormg the day a sky cock was conveyed to a distant aulk, and in the afternoon the Hellman pervaded the town, offering a reward to the finder of the lost sexton of St. Mary's. After the tlecti n, the successful candidate was drawn in p.oces.iun round the market.place and different streets of the Ward, attended by a band of music, by torch light, amidst the occhnnatioos of the populace. Beer was diritributed, and every symptom of the moat triune. pliant satisfaction reigned throughout t h e NUI thcrn Ward. Government here it in contemplition to remove the foreign deptit. noW stationed et Lymiustou, WWI it i*expected to be placed in mine pert of the Isle of Wight. within cal communication of the general depot at Parkhurst. The peliod of its rettiot al is uncertain. but will, sin &obi, take plate as soon aq, arraugeinents can be made to receive the mvii itt the idiand. Postscript ton letter from Lubeck of the 13th last—'• The letters from St. Peter:burgh are this instant arriveJ. They state that a Memorial hes been a Unused, by several persons of consequence. to the Emperor ALciimoss, in which the peifidi. ous conduct of Count NICIIOLVI Rows AZOFIF is moat forcibly denounced. and from which much important consego•trces are expected to retult." Our Dever . Corresposident, in his letter of this morning sa, 's On hoard the Pitt I adistwiti. arrived in the Downs, is said to he the carpenter's sn'tir ut the Satoh (.'Ariatiesit (one of the ships in the li..t feet), brought home as a prisoner, hawing been tried is the country, for having, we the ontword.bmind presage, with his broad axe chlt. the Capital down, his forehead. to I 01.1SCCOINICP chin lie Iris several pieces of hi. skull taktn out, and is very much disfigured ;it is almost miracle his life was spared. The young man who was chief-mate ■nd same eller, a• Capisin on the homeward-bound pass/twos nained T A rim Ir, whose farther is a rt rodent .1 this place. No cause is sniped for the ribose rash act." Oss T. I.tvs, or the Danish vessel Joe. abet. and five his crew, were landed pt MTh. month On hlntnbly trout the rikrandre French privateer. cawilivil by t h e Gaerahle and Zreobia. The Juerhina was on h.. , nys,ge hon. Natal.' to Plymouth. with a cargo of tags snot ueoersi mee. chan.lize. when she took tire. 13 lesan us r in !he ore.t.o. word tot !Wills. owing to the rot; • 'nog net. The Captain an ' rr. a had co s.l.eras*teve but to csartnit Comedies , o th• . &VII to n woe. how. A 'titer of 111116IUP room aft.-1 f,ll with sh had. and two ..1 the co st onsets .1 to go in her so 'N. West !:,. l a " ;l ; l... l" .;:it t. :; " o . s i t. " s 4 ::::::• . ;!,D 4 i4 a so t t li t ' o n o t o 7 l° 4 l4l t i so ' r, Preach provsterr was the ...At vessel tis..t met with them, sloth re-tel iss.s soon aftcrus:.ts csOssed.