The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-09 00:00:00

rtIcERAL Of tHE PIUNCESt AMELId. CEREMONIAL FOR THE PRIVATR INTERMENT - • -•-•• • - OF THE PRINCESS AMELIA. (OFFICIAL.) Her late Royal Highness the Princess Amelia will be interred at the Chapel Royal of St. George's. Windsor. on Tuesday evening. the 13th day of No vember, 1810. At eight o'clock the body will he removed from Augusta Lodge to the Royal Chapel. in a hearse drawn by the King's set of eight English black horses, fully caparisoned, driven by Richard Gray. the state coachman, escorted by a guard of the Royal Horse Guards (Bluel preceded by the trum ts of the said regiment, and the King's, the Queen's and the Royal Family's servants and grooms, in lull state liveries, and followed by two of His Majesty's carriages, drawn by full sets of German black horses. The first carriage will con vey their Royal Highnesses the Priiise of Vales and Duke of Cambridge, being the Executors of her late Royal Highaesa; and the second carriage the Ladies who were attendants upon the late Princess. After which will follow the carriages of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of CAW , . bridge. each drawn by six horses. The procession to be flanked by the Hoye! Staf fordshire Militia, part of which will hear the flam beaux. At the siinth doer of the Royal Chapel, the Body will be met by the following person.. who are to proem.' in the order hereafter mentioned ; the grooms, servamts, and trumpeters, to tile oil without the door Pere of the Itetal : Paps of their Majtetkr. Solieitut to het late Royal His:anus. ....... Apothecary, Soreeoo, suit Physicians, VI he attended bee late Royal Higlincu. .. . Ernie' of the Roysl. FlltillPy. kqueries of - their Mintier. Th e Hou. Gen. floeli, t Grabill, of the Geo. Campbell, Redchamher The Hos. C. Herbert, to the Xing. Hon R.F.Greville. The Qaveu's Vice.Chamherisia. Comptroller of Boa • Treasurer of His Majesty's Huuselgotd. Majesty's Household. The Queen's Master of the Hone. Captain of slit Yeinara of the Cased. Lori Arden, / Lords of the Bedchamber 5 Lord Sostous, Lord Riven, f to the King / Lord ht. lit ;ea's. Groom of 800 .itiile. The Kiss's Master of the Horse. The Vice-Chamberlain of His The Lard Steward of His Majesty's Household, act. Slajesty's Howe bold. ' tog as Lord Chemberlaiu. A fa'rotleusan ('shoe of His Majesty, bearing the Coronet of Her late Royal Highness, spun s Week cushion. TILE IY'DY, la • crimson trivet foffiii) 116 . Supporters of ria. fl Pain" a : (earned liy sigh! Tensors _ ._, i. ti 1 v imuvetv „ of the odrii) , covered wills I. l7 y aL iviT a blot veletit Pall. adores- Cranley, Ilueny Lady Ivibella rd " jib ti g ht riculeibt ' 4 " Cuttatesa . eif of her Royal Highness's Thymic. Ely• Arms. Supporters to isnot 11101:algita. - thipporters to' the Chief Cusidests of Choate-AWN the. Chief ) Moorage, vriteil, leer Bodo home by Noncom Countess • liaruset's wile.—Lady Cenateas Minster. 118Ifori1. Martkalitat Ills Royal 14161weess the Prints et , Watts. belies of ilst Blood Royal, ill lOn black clorks, .lie ,rein. boroe by their Ru el ilaghnest.re . Gentlemen. Earl Chesterfield, k G. I Marquis CurowaUis HMI. Mrs. Ft(Mileg 14..6 Miss TowneArno! Madro. , Sselle 11(mkructur Mrs Adams Mu► Ituettnnitis. The Qaten'a and Vriscesnes Draws. Lady Alhisa fusuhorlaud HIM. Mos. Ecestort Sliw Goldsworthy }tladsmr 8 , cL. ndurff X 1111 _ _ At the entrance of St. Groree's Chapel (within the South—ilitor), the Deau and Prebendartea, etteoileil by the Choir, will receive the Body, and fall into the Procession immediately before the Lord Chainher lain, anal so proceed into the Choir, where the Body will he placed on *teasels, the heart towards the altar, the coronet and cushion beim.: laid upon tlw coffin, while the service a read by the Deao. The Chief 'Mourner will sit on a chair at the head of the Corpse. the Supporters of the Pall will be neareat to the Raly ; that part of the service before the interment being tread. the Body will bre.deptalited in the vault. The Knights will appear in the rt bawls of their respective Orders over their e ,, a ra, The Iv:nights of t'ot Garter sttettsitug the Funeral will take their phi:es in the Chapel iu their stalls. Tll BRITISH FR},SS. LON DON, FRIDAY, Novaxaci g. Early on Weiltieuley morning, by this trivir e of Sir Haase Harriuto, DoCturs RIVNOLDS, Hee isuomr, and Itatrus. soil, we presume, with the spprob ohm of the QCLIII I , the PRINCE, and Royal Dukes, Mr. Wttirs, non of the late Ur. WI/J.lg, wee .tut for, by •• ihr,Sf, to attend the KING; rod he arrived at Windsor. After he had coosultell with the four I.).:tiors, and seen His MAYES rY. he set off in a chaise and four for London. Mr. IVirus returned to Windsor in the evening. At twelve o'clock at night a chase and four arrived at the Castle Inn, with two of his assistants in it : soon ` after their arrival, he called upon them, and appear ed displeased that they had not made more haste to Windsor. He conducted them to the Castle. to the evening. Mr. Wt 0.1.11 attended IN lillassore, accompanied by the other PhyoiCiallor at 19 o'clock ; sod after a consuloation for the ratio , faction of the 110}al P'emily, the viNitors at the New Lodge awl the principal attendant% ivoLted the tallow's% IltoIltti:o 0 11 mama. Castle, ?Puy. 7, Aria .0 .0 :vok p N. 4. I lis slaje.ty is mach the mime as he *ll. 'tit the altntilfig. " Fll R RRI'.IOI.DR. " II RAiroß!). " $: !MILLIE. " 17. tiCREIMEN. " F. The fultieviing Butietit: was y teterday mo uiug Isnot tignkti by the tattle bottcr's, and together with the ahove. at St. James's Palace:— Wiliam Castle, gar. 0, Duo. ,0 His Majesty has had a little sleep, and cou tinurs nearly in the rame state ea yesterday." The Parliament will meet, pursuant to adjourn.; went, on Thursiky neat.—We lament to say, that the . talling in of additional assistance to His MA JESVY. as at present, is not a favourable symptom. There are now two Bulletins issued daily at Windsor, one in the morning and the other in the evening. Yesterday we noticed that the Bulletin of Wednesday morning was published before that of Tuesday night made its appearance ; and, as a fa vourable change had taken place in the interval, it followed, at course, that the series being thus broken, the last Bulletin was unintelligible. This want of precision and accuracy in a case of such great importance, we felt it our duty to cen►ure; but the case being now explained, the blame does not attach to the Physicians. but to those whose duty it as to give publicity to the Bulletins with all possible dispatch. All the Papers must have seen and felt this apparent defect in the Bulletins, in common with us; and yet it is curious enough to lind one of them yesterday condemn ng our obser vation. It sap, we seem inclined to Anil fault with the Bulletins for nut being more explicit ; an I asks how could more lie colivr) ell in the short compa-s of a Bulletin ?—Now. it is nut the quantity, hut the quality, of these Biall.tins we Mid fault with.—ln the imperfect, bri.k..n, and irregular manner in %Ilia' they were published in London, they were visor, confused, aud contrailletoiy.— file very term . Bulletin imphes brevity and conciseness.— We did nut therelt , :e expect them to enter into de. tail; we only expected to learn from them that His M AJKSTY W;v: (daily) better or worse; and whether any hope might be entertained of hie speedy restoration to health. These are the points in which the nation is interested, aim thin mach in• formation might be conveyed even in n nrnallercons. pass than the shortest of the late Bulletins. The Surrouf, freoch prisatrer. has been taken by the Donegal, of 74 guns, Captain Mai amis. formerly toe Veatch ship Roche, .ad *sot auto Portsmouth. Tht. Grate eartel is arrived from Moriaix. The suhstasice of her despatches has not traaspired. cud having rotate round to the Westwarri. the Dispetehes Irma I-owl 11' ssi.l au roe are hourly • apseted, It is supposed aces wal b- lootoght ny the Mir new fr , air, of Sti gen., , htt hiyettiottiant, cotantinuted hp Lon! %V ti.t.stsi Ftszaov, whit h has hero for voile time to the Fagot: We hoer received 4 aeries of itheiteers and ether Pars l'apyrs to th 43t0 of last umiak, They .o INK Imitate. any lot., netelliseisee, either from Spans rte Por use', torn the o: s lurk our readers have been for some dive in irowession, The Diutsh rut•er l iri,afeer Nephritis, of five guys, 6 pouutler•, a.id la int ti. strwved at Dover on Monday. Sir was .akini olf the Texel Isy the Cretan brig, appears in he quite a aew vessel, and wails very evil. The narrow part of the Channri off CAA, swarms with Fren• n priratrers. It frrquently pens that six or etg'it srr in sight From the hills at one tone, sometime. mere. Moodsy last were landed in Mill Buy, Ply from the Rubor/Ns, 44. r RIP+ bourbon of 500 Ravel Mutates. toteat.led for a secret irlashi!ig service on the coast or s l ums*: two hundred were marched into the !toys' Alamo Bart./kg, arm marched into Durk qii inert,. and 100 cinutertri to Plymouth. These floe fellows wall refusal'. there until Om Lebow. 41. arrives from the EutwArd, when they will again embark on board the noinsifits, and veered to their destinatimi. A letter from 5 , 711 a. dated September ts, says: " Two English frigates appeared I. four Ruh, au the provime of Caiiitsnaii, and erne on shore • . busty of 'urn, a hii, however, were eons dispersed or , taken by the people. Tharr of she enemy were killed, and two of the t roomers were taken au an extraordinary manner :—The conflict had scarrvly concloiled, when a Calamine frost, wits, aus let al r,a.. tog to his cloister, met an English sailor armed with a utuoityt, who had lust hts . traay. 'floe t meriting that the Englishman trembled esreed ingly. sprang upon I , snJ carried ham an trissna9h towards hat convent'. Oat t h e road he met anuttier Raglishinan without grins, who Iwgged of the friar for quarter most pithouslr. Thee the bole f a ther, with the musket os hi. shouliter, and his two pits *oilers before huu. io hir convent reiewortl teller Prior, sad with much informed him that he had taken two Votes,tantr.-11 is but rrireinable the letter detailing this enrcius circuesneance) that the friar, who ois honed for hi. rerwispetice to Idie urst, should not go unrewarded its this world." Nearly 400 fine bullocks, from ()Odin. were landed at Whitehates le.t week. It is said thit hetween 7 and 800 tamale cspeeted befure Christ. 11130. The incertitude respecting the fate of Mr.Mv II no Naas, the celebrated traveller, yet rate's. An account has been recened in town this week, which spin revives the almost extimt wshcd spark of have. Itis rdahnt by • rrry re►pectable *colleen'''. Cont. Div:sus, commander of a vessel of Messrs. AN. otrtsou, lately returned from thr roost of Afri , fir that, on the 46th of July last. a Moor arrived from the Interio► at Bones tslatal, in the river Sierra Leone, from whom the following particulars were learned :—Jet January, Itnnl, Mr. PAlllit was seen by the Moo/, at * short dim:ince from Tienlinctou, nt a state of very bud health, in see of the Natives' hots, after ha►ing been imprisoned by a Native Chief. He was, however, at that time ut liberty, end had received permission to prec•ed on his route. Capt. DAVISON interrogated the IA4O frequently and minutely ; and, from the consistency of his so. seers, entertains uo Joubt of the dattettiess of his ustrotivo. 40.) _ ~,, . ~...._._ _,, to „,, k ,,,.....,. 4 : , ... ye, -dr -„,.., , ST. JAMIIS'S P.4LACE. The inquirers yesterday at St. James's Palace. respecting His MA's:stirs health, were not so nu. melons as on forinet days, owing to the incessant rain that fell the whole of the day : the following List of Names, however, will *hew that the af flicted state of His MAsesTr attracts fresh arrivals from the country daily, by so many other names different to those we statPd to have made their re spectful inquiries, and left their iiatnes on Wednes day. Duelers of forlboruu6 , 6 Dori Saudsieb Ludy 811. i Nlass Str J. Copley l.ind Holland Geo. Sir C Green Lady H Finch Count and Countess De Erunt Colonel I.uftus The Du, key of Dorset I.u. It Filagerahl Geo. It Sir R.George Non. N. Boyle Gra. ll'ilford Ihike and Dneh. De Castries Earl ind (Amalie... Duey /04/IC Sen. Sir R. Clark Sir It. GlllllOll Virroosiese Wellington Mr. erolier Sir .1. Gee lion. E. Courtenay lion. Miss floortvuoy Major Thorsitou Sir Enuitis No lymau Lad) Strutlmo Sir. Lee Earl of Lindsey Lady Perth Mariois and Martinson", of Hertford Mrs. Halifax nets, Cartwright Dr. Henderson Hon. Mr. aad Mrs. Stanhope Solicitor•Generat Earl S t'ouatess Bridgewater Sir It. and Lady Vaughan !Marchioness of INswashire Lord C. Spencer Verney Mr. Atkins Mr. Rest 11 r. S. Thanatos Mr. H. Thornton thirkesa of Leeds Mr. Pollock Her Dr. Cam Dike irf Gloucester Viscount Fluor' Irani General Gordon Aniertean 31iturter Earl Winelselsea I.An‘Ty retinae' Sir D. L'undis Lady Disiidur Sir J Shaw Viscount :Melville Sir .1. Bridger f.urd C Sentinels Linty C. Hentinck General Campbell Sir Jobs rind Lady Nichol Mn. H. Campbell ItirJAia J. W Jervis Sir C. Ite t:velpieny Coast Stabrearbers Lady P. Watson Sir H. Wilson. Baron Tay II Lady A. A Cooper llou. Mos. [lowa Dr Kr? Mr soil Mrs /labia 1/r. Rios. Sit A. J ahmme Geo. Ogilvie Dowager Marc!gonna Du nrgal Vol. Giarry Sir S. Odin II Ca' Jobeltouu Mr. Adam/mhos Earl of Ashburnloam Admiral Nugget Lard sod Lady J. Tllrmo Lady Ballinsbum Mr. %V. Badßusloads Cul. C.. Laugtos Cul. Perron Mr Drunioned Lady Ilmilla Admiral Apodaca Sparkish A mba...dor Lady C Brace Earl of Portmore Davis Conalcsa of Athlone 1..r.1 SlMehiubroolts Griirral Barclay Sir. 11 Berens Earl of Itorlifurd Bi.toop of Derry Bey. 1/r. Non Th- Prinee of tV Asa,. came to town on !Ced• nrsday. supposed to be for the purpose of arrant-- log for hos holisehold and esrrusges to steroid the funeral of the Princess AMELIA. Hi. &IA Hie.. Hess returned so Windsor in the evening. He► Karol Highness the Princr■s of W•t.Rs las declined to rewile at Blackheath fur the present. A Messenger is on his way to the Doke of MOM TIME. who is at his seat iu Scollaud, with • letter requesting his Grace's *Headliner at the fusserisi of her Royal Highness the l'rincess A mous.. A .Xlesseisger.ens off on Stanley to Bersilby list:. the sect of the Earl of CUES fEI VI LLD. in D.r -l.y•ltire, resplestiug Ins I,orslshil.** ineineslaste ten.lience in tools. •His Lordshipaccerdiogly ►iced mv Wednesday. Ali ilia Moreau's Savants who are at present' io town have received orders to be at Windsor Nlowliy bight. Cruises aud fuer are ordered for their colirrynnce. A Gentleman, not 100 miles from Barton-under- Nerd wood, having lately observed, as he thought, a stnirge horse in a favourite Reid, desired his ser vant to put the animal in the pound. 1k was utved„ •ad, on passing the pound a few days after, se, a.tolished to find it was his own home, aced, starved, having been during that interval withont • mor.el of food.—This stopid fellow certainly derervoil Birch! The st•ivah at Beth Esti an 4 (•ountess. Uxbridge. Lord Venn% Lord and Lr.t Mottarjuv, Lads Reiser*, Mn.. Mr. iii" 1111111, Sir J Ailteck, Sir Webs M .ekworth, Gds. Heater, Lieut -Geo' M•Heneie, Admiral bells, rotund Balfrnr, Colorer! Derrell• rotund Cuntlavt, Cutout, Lennon, tlejer Nixon, Rev. Dr, Spenre, I:7v. Dr. and: Mrs. Hardwkkr, Dr and Mrs. Bro.. ttnoi, Dr. Jarkrun, itr Gitigaa, Her. J. Do phis, Her. and ll e s Stafford u,uit►, Rev. (4oree Norris, Captain Bnwk• wan, Captain Backlinuse, Giptsis !Untrue, Captain and Mrs. Knight, Lieutenant nark., 3tr. r. 1.4 Mrs. Dilettanti, itr atul Mrs. Red, Mr. anal Mrs Cratiant, Mr anal Mrs Frosty, Mr cut Nis. Areis.lale„ ah. and Mrs. Rooth, Mi. arid Mn. Brunk., Mr. owl Mrs. liqa, Ms. sod Use. Letlysr4, and Mr. and Mrs. Bush. A H ,tteut• t AdJni► now fattrniux at a hipe shnp in the Coq, ii.treseied as se coinirithiou for the Hottentot Etmos in lirradill ! 11011APARTI says he mai induced to issue his mod Decrees by the fate of AIIRAIIA:4 GOI.I3FAMtDr. the effect certaiuly corresponds with the cause. The verdict in that cow was hanrity ! Ihanoutic Sociare.—At a general meeting held on Moodily last, at the White Hart, Rath, General Jussuitsti.lotrl Him, Colonel Tor _matt. Major Baowrie, W. Rum salmis. M. J. H. Auto's. 11. L. Las, C. COAllne W. 11. WIII.ITONS. E. °moons. W. IL Douce, and F. IYARCT, &qrs. were appoinied to be a Coin insure of Manogement for the rustling season. It was at the swore time resolved to make is temporary exchange of the evenings of meet ing, from Fridays to Tuesdays during the con tinuance of the Concerts, in order to avoid the least interior...ire with either of those elegant amusements. Respectful tenders of their acetic• s to the Society were mole by Mr. Asitc and Mr. LA ff• Li, which were received with much satisfaction, and both of those gentlemen were elected Hono rary Members. Hence we anticipate fresh sutures of pleasure to the Noblemen and antlemen of tl.is illustrious lositistiou. whose sole aim seems to 13 e directed to the promotion of RAIIMOICY iu 'eery mut tf the ward; and we hope thu their endea vours will be crowned 'A every rossible degree of itcceig. I+4 Ai' ("ORS. Tuesday se'n•nigtit, it sumptuous etnerirrim„ "Nes, given at M.D. weird Hole!. I,i Ili • Corniniti o f Merchant++ of th.f. cttr , to Vice:A.lOHW To% sofoligh awl -wee, on int coming to rake the t „ roand.of tt e Iri.h station. " 'he or tr biNuto ta w t o west were--Cien.Grit;ori n slid *6l Captain* §ll' Was. Rohon ;1 . tt , colonel ; MNiers Irving :1:.r1 Dixon ;• Mayor ail S Cri, Messrs. Sway car, 6014 St. Ledger, linnatervine, Ti • company .cat down about 50 H i the di. n-r and "ants most esetlieni ; (.., ffhan, Fog. in the Chair, and T. Cutiibtn, P V see-President. Au..... the to: at+ were—. The King; Gad West him—The Print. of Wa, Lard Lieutenant, 4 4 / 4 1 prospevtly to Irelend.-Thc koy Army—Admiral Thorn'minor's mid Ilse huh ww, General Floyd and the Stnethrest 11 istr;e1-4;ea t r 4 Gra:, and the Garrison of Cork-4 oral We'boom awl h., Army in l'urtng th,(leurral Iterrnfont and the lot., I'vri geese— liar townstmen,lColottel Trant and Colonrl The Venn nentatie.s of the Conmy--The tiring-raw, of the cdy—.The immortal namalor) of Lgail Nrlon t; in aileure-4.ltairal Whisslaed, ear late Contemner t:latef—Adruiral lltrry, ate. 0,1 Admit al Ttitiraborough's health being the he expreaxed him.rlf gratified for the haLuar ferred upon him. and that he atoold power le preserve eeplialaty with thelerchuls Cork. and fur the advautage mud courtuieuct the trade. The rvehing was spent WI twelve o'clock utmost eonvi*lality, saver4l veces i„ ni t sons- rontrillulrtl sutich to increase the and h;lasitv of thr entertaintnent.--(Cok 11 tilt Chrouick.) _ ISLA OF Flirty 7rt.ts ago there siere no f et or pe widehilt sti tins letemi. more than the A parielt•chureht-e, the King'', Chapel st Ce.ti-t" the Pwierfirttl Ch tpri et flishop's-Ciirt 7 do pel of (Sr. Rfatthi•ve.), St m„,i, and Ramsay ; ail the.e of the (Amish of Enewn as by law estsblis' ell. At this tre, he-ule. tiontber of iii.senting Alieseting-hnes., (44 golf' des.oluinatinin.), th. re are oat 10%1 than tt . Methodist Chapels: and on Sunday te'soiglo, Or. hfulloy's sermon. in the aiarailit!.enon Douglas. asu aissountine nearly to 10 , 1. collected is aid of a fund fur Catholic Chapet. During the prnint.i..t., tinned Jolly yrars). the Establsshrit had the in litary addition of St. George's at Douglas. We understand that tke Cooks ew6 E lotrly polo...heti . by Mors. Douai i.r, of the ACari-m %vim+ ha% hers, su :by the Oftway.,er Lady Ur CLIP/VIM. end L in tlw h.bnds td . het Mourn. die Pr GußLurrt:, ha. airrody l.eris adopted as a ei book in severil of our raii:e.e.eld.• Amnion**, Ire thernfo►e recommend it with aruddnote to ounce of 'he ju►enile world. An isitnnor4 'influx of company is now daily lice! iu Sktiblerr end l'irkrtt-streels. The,' lion is closely to vii w the 2. Dew sod aohte which are so 'mishit 10 hr oluaweii, et die . risk only for each of ss. 1. t. in the crest City lCvy which will lwgin dinsinig 4th of tom ins is GuildlialL itodimhteilly stand for II in two of dm most einitieole ',autumn , to the t tish metropoiln. A gee : of robbers have commenced their inroad deprerlathios m iltel-ca ravish. 'Dry the audacity to steel ;Owe full of auluai,le the property of 311'6.11Si:inn, at Shalef's Ctrs as early as hve on Torsolay inhabitants arc oh •ut to adopt on alternate s &nightly, far the protection of their property. will spud to u•ore good thins siihscribiog to emotion of offenders ; as the plan about to adopted will eltunately tend to the prevention roMwrya mid the expense of bringing • thief to, Lice is only a few shillings. A person of the name of RAF, • coo-keeper , Windmill -street, was xesterAsy charged at borough-street with • tnott.oolPettnOf assault inert in his employ. on Wednesday last. The frothing beat the poor fellow about the head wi pi 11)4 assisted by his servant with it kitchen I , until his recovery is very doulitful.--.The silt was committed without bail. until the fc the sufferer be known. Mr. Gnus, of Acton-lane. oil stepped ha footpad* asearly Si half-past six ri.lock no •r , doe reeniria on his way home from Fulham.' to Kensington toll-her, on a footpath called Shrubbery. A pistul was di...charged at h;s and he delivered two one-pound mines t tel shillings. with Mr. Gut-Cs home on the The robbers were short stout fellows, slid wished Mr. Cr. goad evening. sad compeliell to stand "till whilst they wade off toward , turuptke read. On Wednesday afternoon, the funeral of the Rev. Mr. Btt‘ lash. a tliosentidg Munger Is Calvitostie couisection. whose Chapel vas io ton-street, Sills.. took place in the hurting-eat of "l'ottenhaiii-cututChapel,Tottenhimi - c utut-r The funeral ettracteil paricular attentiou froo respectful wanner it was attended by his t 000 bort and friensis, aiirountiog to two huuidr'3 sixty, walking two and two. with likes el• Alts silk hatbands. The Pall was held ni t by sus of-tors. A very handsome plume of feathers currioA before the corpse. Mr. Itl•IJIMS MASOSSOT, one of the Del. front the London Curiesponiling Society to the tish Convention, held 1794, arrived is Sheffield en 'ruirrdly Ile has suffered the sentence of the Jostle's'. v. viz. fourteen years' traiiislint South Wales, and lei unit,' to this cot few weeks ago. About the woe y Ssittyeau. GSKALP. PALMLU. and N.; u 1 "" 1 " 1 " Paiitences ; sod Mr. Macti.ii.o survivor. the other loin hawing li.ng heard leant their sali;,;,..iigs by the hand He left Sheffield 011 itirredsy It is N Get s that Mr. Mac.:.terT, favettrit- vet, which they took slab% wii isow ata;y !mug oljects or 3,3 thou in tlie vessel hoax this country. The grown gray in the sorvice of it• ictste! ttsitttd to repose NI a be I of 'cc , C( Intstrat t'l 4 ! hr t ,, Iso l6 ' 4itti • •• L nd so, The A I. rtt Lid r In ,on ; 1 K 'e hat kr. *buy' t t th e s al halm _ of 71.14 : 1:1 ": ) 1 4' "' Ic 41444"; ; I :t ulou • t ;Ott rr. g nu pit to riptuto tsui apace ' jell . one nit t o ,er plrnt t t Net!, .1 ;eIJ • Ita utari or e It 111. C. - . 11%. C; Elorl.l rrti bride% ,etch 4 wee tto n tee he e 'l4lO, 13 , t 101 • ~04, .1!11 hni,4l dr lid I cd es riy, he Fri He i iirroter! .t.i nd Kra Pri. e. oath it mare, lA* te tr; fret l'o't tie Hem 1061 tei • Citj''-td st tool tlltc f tlt the tl.e I l i ,' of Jll Itheirn•; TI cy h epon stole lit.r Th l's t:e't else ! nietg.-1 trop mete sat ewe , trty. 0.5.% Hop to 11 , t , lout to hoe earention In thief 1. 2 . r 4 .keeper. r d at M . 4 nsstalt 'I a' The 'cif/ head oi'h then Tr 711 e 1)ot ,- ' I the f..f " rn t Ted b , T. A 00 • T• 7 1111hAtIt '• • Itt h;s - at Th d isr taw the I/P . 'l4 " al towarde flu wl of ti‘et 'l3 lataltf It ~5 sas ica (.• Se. I% ing-gro bee 1;-cutta t-f • blor floe. from CeL hi. 1 ongt the huit4lt. It: ▪ eld+ll , by ids ttr: feather/ h e pelt_ Ir. I N 10 the * to the ltk s e'ritatt;h Cu"high ne anent to . .ttttatry 09 Nit year, Me oft t; to , Ihe ,U - r IS III• sit e nd of der' g for I." die ;$ %ire. t.tt s Mitil then, • t h..t !oat • ,er.tted ti