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• 1 fri.46ed ,tiAva- ii / 17 ,aer,,i i --- \ --........_/ ( 11 I C . '. ......„. t 9 Ili LI el ..4 0 , ...41 . . :as ... o& IU II O3 i I 'I ' . . ..--. ... .. _ • - - . .. • •• • -. ' • ..• .. 1... 1 t ' - 'en w' . •!•:.. •.) .) ' : ;I. ~1., ' .... 1 . ... . . : .:...:) alrUill '. Itri 0 ' (• ' I. • •_. _. _.... - . ■ NUMBER 4983. .LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEM 1018. WM'S Si:VEN-PEN(R. TRAVELS IN HUNGARY. • This day were published, is one large Volume 410. VIA numerous Eurasia's, price 41. 4s. bawds, TRAVELS from VIENNA through !..OWER. HUNGARY, with mom Aecouat of Victual, during the Cosines. By RICHARD BRIGHT, M.D. PAinbarcb : Printed for Archibald Constable sad Ca.; sad Loniciaaa, Hurst, Rees, thaw, and Brown, Losdus. . . NSW TRACED?. As asy was published, in 140. part PRE - APPEAL : e Trogedt, if I Three Acts, J. , as perfumed 'vibe Theatre-R.isi, Edinburgh. - • . 11166:s 41aLitt . pulAisbf(l 4 osv 4s. 6d. ill boards, TH i)REANI ON' YOUTH : A Portn. rdnied Air T. &dell and W. D4vlts, Strand. Otstevhaven boats, was obsrtved to belying a rope mood his body, and. In a few misintes to throw bilitacif, sloth the must fearless devotion, into the select it which his boat could not lire. We smell not describe the si-nsation which prevailed ; all the was 11UVI turned towards this heroic fellow i sod the suspense was 'untitterable until lie was seen chiming to, 111111 ssocasinnilly climbing, the cliffs, where an immense es had left him. " He succeeded is mounting beyond the midi of the sprees sod Was soon most actively employed in aseisting the pour buy, whO was iu a completely exhausted state of mind and body, and who cotilil with difficulty &scrod to where his preserver beckoned hint. At length be reached him, soil Jack esety iirisceedod to invest bib body with th e rope which he holk-faken from his own, and thin performed the duly of israaging him to the spot *lute he had himself been thrown, wfiebi he consigned him to the wares. Doubt and anxiety weii• again painfully excited while oleo to ' the boat were drawing him thinugh the breakers and seai i throligh which be most pass before his safety could be said to be (plowed i but both were dispatchisi when he was rem taking in over the guimel, ohich was an. mosneed by three men iu the busts. During -these 6.w _ _ ATKINS, Havoc A COMMON COUNCIL,Ien in the CHAMBER .r she GUILDHAI.I. or she CITY of LONDON, on THURSDAY. 11w 26th Dmy of Nevemlnn., ISIS; IMMO VIIaIISIOVILY, TiIAT this Court, igspnwseef with sentiments of eafageed loyalty acid ettneheowit to the Person sod Goversweat of our meted llovertaga, do mom sincerely sod homily Ow to his Royal Highness die PIIIICe Regret, and th gamy Member of his sagest Hotter, their dutiful Sympa. thy sod Coodoleace spas Ilse loweated DECEASE of her his 11114esty QUEEN MARLOWE. 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WARDS of ibe ROYAL INFIRMARY of Edisiburgli, detritus the mouths of November and Derrinbeto 1817, awl January, ISIS, and May. Jeer, and July, 1811. By ANDREW DUNCAN, ion. M.D. F.R.B.E ear. Priam' fur Archibald Cuisuabk iad Co. Edinburgh i and Losywaina and Co. London. woman' of aritafion,, the intrepid Jack Carty, who re mained pa the island, was * furgottra ; but the buy's rah ty being blown, all eyes renamed to the ?miner, and We ruuld distinctly see hint sitlisu Jousts %I jib the uttstoo 'composure on a point of stink, Waiting for his own ehalier of lwoug re (eased. This, happily, was out lour aceumplishitir ; a rope was dung or the cliffs, and Jack, more adroit than his pre. deressor on the 'loud, soots seized, and tied it round his waist and ;boulders. hi ot di thstauding the perils of the scene; it ',attains's& whimsical to are this hue fellow ealleei tug the boy's sad his own Cillill/011, which he deliberately tied sup in a bundle, and put under Its arm, and then, deseendior to the moat favanaralde spot; ha watched his opium - Nulty, and titre., himself I. into the sea, from which, . the course of about five minutes, he was released by his rant panifins, who lignified his safety by loud dicers, which were returned from Abase parts of the lied where they could 1w turned. It was then eaactly half.paat two o'clock. The whole boat, stilt the Aaterleari a**, 'arrived IlMost at the moment Carty had gut ate Yin boat 4 bat they were io sight souse time before, andeere also. seen rowing in the must toolausituul manner in iha eavy sea, and almost in the singe, ad wineing tpwards the toast wettable point of the island Upon {Owing the safety of the boy, they rare three cheers, Ind returned to Kinsale ' irartely lest entitl e d t o publicirmatitude than if they bad been the instruineuts of preservation, Other boats also arrived at the illllll.llCla 11010_ rest of what had occurred, but all determined its woke sabialtaieona alike'', Limitation . Deapra'ng, of the Koyal 'Nan, and Lieutenant Blackyfr, had prucietleil in our bust, • with remand turkeys, to which were attached inch pima of bread as they amid lie inipposial to carry, and which west to be Bed in the direction of the island, when the boat wit sufficiently near fur that purpose. These preparations we re liippity rendered nisnetessary bat those who providrrl them, sad undertook *heir saperiutendeuce, are entitled to thu greatest praise. The King' tone from Oy.terhsven, with the Messrs, Mohacs also arrived at die moment. and list, 1114 the huy was transferred, sod court yed to Mr. Holme.`s, where re. ry slienUoti that his furfwrii sitnalion rhgnired was bestowed upon him by that gentleman and his family. ItIMAM VISANISII6II.I4 THAT the Thanks or this Court he given t. the Right Measurable CHRISTOPHER SMITH, late Lord Mayor of this City, fur the ability, seal, aed kw leerily with which he has executed that important tritete for the reedy smatter in whills he has complied with She wishes of the Menthen of this Court, is saneasoitiag i Meetings, mid the strict illipartiality with which be bag pm aided ever its drbatee--kw kis great punctuality wh public duty required kis attesditsco—fur hls jadirios i st7 cheer that Important broneh of the Magisterial Odice, the of public justice, whereby he has pre. served die piece sad tranquillity of sbe City, amid promoted the Minims@ and comfort of its Inhabitants—for his be. mese esevtiess to alleviate the distresses of the PWW, by the coonteasace and support which be his given to im merses Charities, sad by his particular attratiou to that class, the Seamen who bad been discharged Gum the public istrvisr, sad redaced to estrum misery--for that rebid he has displayed througbout his Mayoralty—Nutt fur _list gement attention and politeness *Mat he bat invariably 'thews to all his Fellow-I:Whim WC-3DTHORPR. • ,• :,LOSS OF THkSYLVAN: 1 -.4 ' 2...r- 7 MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. 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" In our paper of Friday, we stated the loss of the Sylvia, of Cork, Captain Pugh, front Liverpool fur Curk, ow the Boveseign's Islands, near the harbour of Kinsale, and acme circumstances cstmeeted therewith ; amongst others, therlins of three Passengers, two Of whom, a man Ind his wife, wee believed4O hermit+, M. tnbabitahts of Youghel, ad tie third a rola( person, whose amine was unknown. ‘• Toward* the close of Wednesday evening, whets * fog which had arlsini eat in louse measure dissipated, and when lit sea had somewhat Abated. the.mast of the vessel could be &ceded from the shore of Oysterbaren, with something of the appeirance of a matt chattier to. the rigniag. • Night, however. and the tempestuous ass which still prevailed, res. dead It Impossible to make any effort to afford amistaaell ; and those who witnessed the periling. *Antonia of the unfor tunate badly did tut doubt • but a 'few Lam nap 'Mantes, • woOldteeniliate their suspense sod hfs life. The rigkelosed : it was Gee of great horror; there was a high wind and heavy Merv; it was generally dark, save whew- now-anit maims gleans of moonshine ensile the setae more visibly terrific. The morning broke :without Way shateineut having taken place in the violence of the elements; but the boats from Oyaterhsvrn, which bad titnesaed the scene ep( thepreced jug night, were earl* in motion, and rowed, II a Tremen dously heavy sea. towards the islands. As they proceeded, they encountered several pieces of wreck, and did not doubt that lie nnfortlmate penult. who had been seen elidgibg to the rigging. bed met that fate which appeared to be iueei. table; upon Nearing the islands, however, they could dis creet, Wpm, was of theft, llSMlllibillit with the appearance of a limner being, aortae backwards and furw suad.atiou 1111 approaching as close as the heavy surge wosYd admit them, they disthicHy saw that twos • man or a boy. To relieve him at the moment was impossible. The destruction of the bust and crew would have been the coasequeoCe of soy at. tempt of thw kind; for the sea still continued dreadfully agi bled, end the wind extremely high. These .eineumittaacei beittgcommanicated to Mr. Cramer, living near draterhaven Rs%, hr immediately had them made known to Mr. Newman; the Sovereign of Kinsale; and about ern o'cluCk on Thurs day morning the King's boat, itatioued at Oysterhavea, with Mr Mauisell, a gcutlemaii of the revenue from Kinsale, )(Mint Mr.' Holmes, sad the crew, proceeded lowaads the Wised with a small pent in tow. Oa aiming as close within its reneges the surf allowed them, the (twiner gentleman and two of the crew took to the punt, sad were alined Immedi. ately lifted upon the veep , rocks of the island, at the Very spot where the miserable taihabitant was watching them with the Most Mena& snide'''. The wave which thus shies. Hirai is, receded, and left the punt for • few minutes on the ruck, daring which time they threw out a rope, which the person caught, add illinoit at the seine moment another ware bore off the peat filled with water and nearly capsited. They were then with difficulty taken on board the pinnace, from whence signs were matte to the rioj (for they had befit site to •disiover that be was quite a young fad; to lie the Cope round his body and trust himself to the waves. Afraid, however, or ignorant of the meaning of their gesture", be wound the rope round his baud, but Ina whiniest hastened to take it off, threw it sway, sod, again notated the cliffs. m Night was now fast closing in, and the sea aid wind continued rumbaed. The ',ants were reintiontly obliged to retire, and to leave the unforinsiste boy for, the 'Vetoed night upon the reek, without food or abetter, and with all the fearful anticipations that before morning cold sad- hearer weak, tertainate his existence. As thew reirenterl, be was sego collecting in a particular spot (ii kind of ca'sera)• quan tity of weeds, with the intention of making a bed, sod pick lag Fria the teeth motneurilil vegetables with *lnch the rock abounds, mid which be was observed to eat. A fug suddenly ciiiicealed him from further observation while thus employed. " Reluctant to suffer such an interval is between . sight and murals( to pass without making a new effort in behalf of the buy, at eleven o'Cluck at night, Mr. Oilibou's whale Mat was again mastrieti, and attempted to get out, bat could out sueceed. In the inorning t long before day, site again started with Lieutenants Bevau and Nunn, of the Royal Nasy, amt Juba Heard base, Eaq. and rowed towards the island, bat with an hope of reaching it, as the sea and wised were still higher than on either of the two preceding isorningi, nod the *erne ollogither more terrific. The worst . - .. - . apprehensions were entertained for the b'iy, who bad been then two days and two i.ights un the nick, without any usher fond than the wild vegetables Which It yielded. Those feats, however, were in some degree relieved, when he was (guilt seen keel the boat, moving shunt ; bit hope derived so support from the aspect of the moruing, which promised 10 be as tenspesinuus a slay as the preceding. After renewed liwt-fraittess elftwils to gain any point of the island, tie whale-boat was again tibliged to return to kinsele,.which it reachetl i mbout twelve ii'cluck, after being repeatedly in danger of seramping. litre a most interesting scene took place t the mew of am American vessel, the Dryad, which was undergoing repairs its the dock-yard of Messrs. Gi'..bons and Cik vtildistetted , to go out in the whale-httat, and make an effort to rescue the buy. Their services were gratefully ac cepted, and they swore they 'lever would return if they did not succeed. They (lieu proceeded to make an experiment, by fir's*, a ismsketAsall with a rope attached to it, which was Nitwit to oilier, it with ease as far as they considered would be siecessat y ; awl thus provided they proceeded to sea. In the mean time the busts from Oysterhaven had gotin to aetivity, sod they could be seen fur three hours in seems sine, contending wails, but scarcely living the breakersat the base of the ruck. As the situation of the ;to y betarnu more hordes*, tbsit exert Mos increstsr4, and their desperate dar ing was visible. It was i lupin:stole that be entail have sur vived another night, mid die knowledge of this circtunistaece seemed to infuse oe,y resolution iu the hess Is of the mess. Two bums were for a swig lime aces aupporliiii: carts nther in their perilous iiinteriaking ; y. they were fin fluently con. crated fur minutes togrthei, in the slip of the sea, or in the serge of the breakers. The flay was then far advanced, and to these who were um the coast piiiviiied with glasses, and who could /We What was going furwintl, there appeared as tone hope of reseuttle the luny ni im she preceding slay ; and his late 'reined inevitable. They did out know the resolim Inns which she crews torched etlbrr to sueceett or perish ; anti the interest of the mieste was excited into intense and fcveriM agitation, when one of the limo, a Wave and daunt less witui . .l lack Catty, the wailer of one of the sghithe Id of December will be published (to be continued Monthly), Nu. I. of ;A GRAPHIC if HISTORICAL DE SCRIPTIVN of lb, CITY of EDINBURGH; tom- Killing a Serits of Views of its most interesting Remains of • Auliquify, Public Boa Wings,' and • Picturesque Seessery..— *The Drawiup ate made by J..anri H. S STORER, who will likewise engrave the Plates.—Earb Number will contain fopr highly-Sinabed Plates and one shed of Letter.presa. 'Meets dewy two. tr. ed. super royal Sim. 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By the Right Hon. Sir J. Sinclair. Bart. 9. A Letter to Henry Brougham Esq. M P. on the best Mode of Restoring Decayed Grammar Sch,iola (Original). Index and Title to Vol. XII. cold by Rest Fenner; Longman and Co.; Rlack , Kings bury, and Co.; and all othcr Booksellers. Of whom may be had, all the Numbers (ruin the commencement. MURDER OF MARGARET FLOOD: DUBLIN, NOVEMIII.II. 20. The unfortunate, wretched, and ybaurlour . I Nary A►thurtoa, vino was serum to the deceared M.irg.ii et Flood, it will he recollected, was convictr•l of the robbery .r the &ceased; she received Aelitru.ee, utni will expiate her guilt by an ignominious (leaoli on Sattird,►y the 2911) initont: Sine* sentence or drain him been pronounced upon her, she hi.' in the exercised much apparent thritirin, and voluntarily made a confebrion ►n substance as rolluC% Mary Arthurtod; being penitent, and under remorse f etbsecleoce, and hope fif disking *mends for put eel 1111 It 111 - ties, Staten in voluntary confession, that about eigitirs ts months previous to the 9th of Jtine last (the day that Nl:ti garet Flood was Missing), she became a kicker in her cellar, la Thome-street, at the rent of 20d. per week ; the de ceased (Margaret Flood) finding ber, after some lime, in great distress, and without means, kindly give her dirt viol lodging gratuitously mail she could obtain a mode of In, hood ; dialog this time she was frequently employed Clean ing the apartments of Officers of the 16th Liiiieris. at Portobello Wrecks, and became acquainted with CO/ plllll Alleged, of that regiment, and had illicit iatercesurse wsitt him, after which he frequently called to see her at hies. Flood's Cellar; ma the murutug of the 9th of Julie he called to the cellar; some spirits were sent for, of which Mrs. Flood, who was not iu the general habit of drittlititc, par took, which prbdneed so powerful an effect as In poi her I sleep; while in this situation she (Mary Arthurtutt) w..* gaged regulating a back apartmeist, these being Mt. e apan meets in the cellar ; whew sbe returuell to the middle apart. mint, she observed corporal Alberti lemming over the iii - teased, whom she discovered to have suffered death by Iteitie strangled; the body then remained on the bid, but she sod the corporal removed it to the back apt. hero, 11114 is they placed it in a sitting posture on the grate, which wi n -, very large, as it had been formerly used for the purposes of a manufactory; fuel was Wiped, ist.tl run. asaatly renewed until- the following morning, when shr, Mary Artherion, entered the apartment, and (stood that ila• head bad fallen off, which she took up mid folded ill A l'1" , , and placed under her bed, where it remained for four day., when site took with bee an. Want child belonging to a ttetc It boor, under pretence of taking a walk, hired a ear, Nod drove off towards the burial gruuud of the 11....pdal near Kilmainham, previous to arriving at o loch sio. ell• charged the car, tand vitt ing down on a new her hands raised up the earth, and deposited the brad, c• llled up is the cloth ; the hotly remained on the grate uuti i t wailed lath athea,,.the embers of which sdie gal lieu.d and threw among the iithhish, at the old Marketattuve, its Thowssamtrortf the blate commuuictittitg to the ClillUlleh set live to die cellar, and caused the presence uf tin • u,lll. A -the quantity of water thus employed, sei ved a , a ce for removing the remainitig vestiges of the body; to the middle apartment of the kitchen a hove hum aNA brolscis open by her and the corporal, and a!tout SOL to notes tale. it therrout, a watch, and palter articles; the notra wi r e lilt with her, but the corporal took the watch (which, it ap peared WI the trial, had Ineu found with hint oil th, Cutle guard); this was on Turtulsy, and the c , rpural did . r, - turn until the Smirk, following, at night, when In soepi there, and also on die nights of Sunda). a n d !Stolidity. She d./ea 1101 Slate that the COI-lA/1M gut any .ps rifle sum of it taken, but after the sublserts she had vnuandered a tztt s sou. lion of it in eutertmoingta v. rat stuldi of the lath Lan and in !hr purchase of our:teapot articles of d, ; 351. 51. 6d. she ilepusi:ed fur safe keeping at a sh p :it MILLARD'S. .P.stint Imperial TW Nt MTH tiNitilleff Or be sold at the Patenteria Warehouse, No. IS, Cheapside (and no where eta. whatev er),, • is entire hosts, for Exportation, and by rherieee, tmentaiu. leg frost IS to fit yards 'Kiri at Is ; 21. Id.; 35.; 3s, id. pee yard; and upwards. To those who go to, or reside in bet climates, this Cloth is found of the greatest utility. Its silent protection and condocivrness to health in tborre• climates, as well as is the more cold, damp, and northerly ones, where a wormer article Orals User is required bi pre ferred, being folly ascertained. 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