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fat they had got sober next mooting after this titi• At of mtoxication. It would appear from pour 413tehteht, t!t4t they are savages what drank, weal seseti-biseireriasse whets sober." 311. Ju-tice Nauss, after on appropriate ait.fre..., pronounced the its.igostoot of the Court on the De. feerinots : which 11,44. that Cave mid Peaccck should eau Ii pay A hoe of all. to the King ; sad P I, who did cot appear to h IV, taken so a rite a p in the Iriwiteas, the all's. ot 3 , , ; which fi es were tuns , - (handy peal.' and tie i tefend ..its discharged. MANDAMUS. M r . Wafters. moved ter *ride to she+ cause why ▪ vont of Maeda/aria shooll no: be directed to the illi s hop of Lonnon.ttiling hem to d i-jos . 4 tea-nn he rella•telg '0 brews the Rey. Itichard Pribeli, preach tii.- Frits, morning lecture in the church of St. Bartholomew to 11. e Coy ; to w hi, I, et sue. slip he had *VI TegalrlV elreed by the soh. Bishop owl heel. 4 1 .161 ea to by Mr. bah, to beetsse him mailer a chow its the Starlit.. • Uniforome, 13 And li Ct erles il, c. 4. a. y. b y sit-o hi• se eon , Theit an I sere 31 shall perform tie nffir of L e ct u r er , or be yrtr.:ite,l to pea mit to an. e 'anal r aa sew rtal,u of reght.ol, sotto, be Aro approved t-y the Arclihiahop the Prorwor, the •.f the Murree, or, alma the nee is vacant. Oar guardian f'r she oar hew, I.o.fina wh om In, shall road the ag Aft&Cke sw tLe Chard. ot L. ti t , sr. a •rt• • t:le B shop hal refuse.' to Mr Pobah, who huh made a regular sip- Vico ion :or poroo.e. untie: what Ile (Mr. W 4.- tett) en *reseed to b- 111 Wirer.): eolllllrijettrug of the. Art. In a case to he foui.il jn inlsda's Reports, 11. The Klott A. the bishop a Loininii,' ij stated. thit was matt. f;.r a .11audynus to he directed to the Bishop of ',intik... to Phew cease why It elerp , llllll should h • permitted to 'tens -h. Os. thee iseeesion. the Le•• 1 C'llef-JllfliCe said.'' it is grou uds , e. n;.nn he Sr dote of il n ifieren• ty. unlit is not IA the parrs's. of the Bishop to refuse whim, ly whenever 11:- pleases.** The Chef .1 1 ,,,,e e then g lye hts resume %by th e r ol e sans hector the. Rector not consent to feud his pulpit to the applicant. whseh etsnwost was neer.. ear to be obtained t—mil t!tlly. because them mn ectinatiellt etiarheit to the • ituotioii. II they grimnds hid not 'e'ar'l, the Cvsri *cola his' grauttil the nate. The pnecipal point tos n lueh this 1 ^"Ii" wee it ecolltuir.l. was a letter. in which the Bishop bad stated to Mr. Prase's. that he had dr tertvined against him, oil vouttils he refused to di.clo,e. The effieerfte 'rite'. that Mr. Istslasth had been regulorly elected hy the parishioners, and that the eritificitc swing that fact. which hail been granted by the C , lttrel..sar. dens was count-nigned by the Rev. Mr. 3:ieti'v•ril, the Rye. or of the 1 ,a•;s11; alio. At the I i•.ie of “f -llsiig hoe eVietillre to ii, iiforsn...l Mr. I'. belt t h e: be would be atria:teal to him to rite 10,• any bid *es. *he h utigit occur ea Fridays. if 1.. (the Reru.) was not at home. WIWI Mr- Puha) waited on the linsisep, for the purpose t f readm i t the thirty-nine reticles and being 'teemed, he oh -1 meal to him on eeccuat of has bei.L: it, Deacon's °eters although hr b 11 held an E'en , ..: oro ship for .14 inn% club r the 'suction ef ti 'e Lite " The oldest inhoblatit scarce ever remembered Ili.hee of LAS 11 , I. %!r. P 01,411 observed. that 1.114 I any thin,: to surpass the storm th'a't was experienced ieeti'l" 1 0 '0 1 i he , '" , Y "44 Aura o'.'Y by 11 ": m this coy darn% part of Friday hied and the shop erd lining him a Priest, ilth'LL• I .""vett he • whole of Saturday. The Ifialf-stiect, during that ✓ftleod• He ti,ro rent to rise bishop rq "44.1er " Li tune, seemed to hazard the lives of every foot pea 11111an.•and he,iay, presented hi. ,I s o i a rt . senger. The ram that aecompaMed it wits itices weer. he. he snared no difficulty its proeu sew tor nearly locy-eight noun ; and the river Ids Pr'esr's 1 e" He again •1114 led in b" : but risen INet night to neatly *ix lett perpriuliculur an 11 .2 .. . t ' . 7 W 0 .41116 le to st %Lout:ilea The low feriae meadows br o ... w rOle men directe d his attorney to t•dr,lti a... toren I..,hford and 1:Ber seem a branch of the sett. snhnp tit London, the', if he persisted ;n ref.i.ing 4a A 5.115514 AMU, intrusted to take a horse end In :moose him. be would make implication to thte 0 .: to M l e til.leu River, this afternoon, be longineto ('oast: met lie Bishop. in Yen'. C. rot 'he n dean, to emoteut .Isucing-ina.ter of ties 111 1 'h or October. wrote the fallowinit simmer:— pi•ce, tp.f L-m; aware of tile sudden rise of the es I have tone mice made my detertotostiess. a c re water, was in be instant imormwi through our. of II r owiessiting legal rloiVibere. wi h many to •re &Tu.' 'MI14'1:1141 arehes; but foitusiately. from a sudden tarns. tha n ar* scare Jo sot l'l'Pr°'" simile. I al.ed to a gotAideralele that:ince. so ati to rnbeit as ail/ persion. - f 'Attu to shore. The home was seen to roll or e r Mt. W a rirr:i eonterfirri, the the rc...,00 or t.. 004 s'veril tante* / in dreadiel eettatintt, tioh the ate, den sheithi hav,t cited the kr.ticant hafulr into, but at last went et sin to a deep pool, w Imre Ali no tad slat-d he was not r tit Per." 3. if h- sioga•iee taus of .10 111/411. WQ11!41 nut do t':4l. he (the Bushes,, ..f t• About the same time. a nnefortnne hat 11.•11••1. emelt t.' ca' hereto the Cnilit• It itch ""- e n d whirl, mielot here sea mods more drea.;;Ol &all. alleged e..ais.st Mr Poll that he 5 4.1 its roosicit ,,,i c e. e . 04 the Barasivirhant post coach resehed against the .loctr:ue of intent ;m i n.-in, hot an ' Iv i ntt wt the Apes.. 1...., tip: two It•Ad!ne, that efhtrze h s i hoes positively demi. ri In men usa' I . bring i n k, it ou t. a ,y i g nourt t mtly his alfidrvlt ;spat to this fast the hu e •-- - • f 'int kid a wen.. ra hen to a, iumant tile Itt,isr., St. Clement Dan. 1, anti the Reet , ta of Si. fpidnie themselves disenitaz. 1 from the coach. set Matthew sod St. Peter. bore ample testoneey . nu at e Me..,t (minus rate, itievnig the patement /bey sieved a certificate of th e air ili t v I" I th e .oiole of the way. go the hteh street. Os, pas. / macre% cOO4OO. and of the ortlioelosy of hi. t.' , - ~o ff co: 1-ge, ?r,A.tr was thrown down gious opleiott%; hit it unnlci app. -tr fr',lll i l, . i ‘..:..0ut much h.,rt ; but on coarier near the top of Bishop of Lonstoo's letter, time he l••• 1 if*m.,•;, to •I , • .• tii z a i .„• reet , trite tano'er a Ape bay of M r. the clwite of Me. Pobah's hotfoot Ir. ... re d 2• • ' ti•hotvoiger. about eight years old, who infant hetiii-m. and eo.l'ice •••;"4 ' ' meketi o;r mo-t dreadfully hurt. They then f eoer.lt PriciPhr of o , 4 l3 irsi I ."t e" '• • i s .r.I r'o'se way ,;non the Butcher-row. where h• "CVO - di to state. Wit t ' i''`l'"l t.' ' l ." " ' ,. •"'•l I n.l_ of th...s • 1.1 t*.iil aim a ear., and drove him. of Ur Pubsh being only in Ilhecoi.** ...leis. that self hieckiedid.*censiferatile way, and wit. after. bad b e r m completi le e!one sway. A. there wls a 1 ~d 4 rogpre t •rt hone on II sledge, appareutly with temporal right Ist the lectures: iv, retogtosoll hy a 1o it hte. Tin oth.r Ice:yt its dreadCul speed till gal' ate, the eintetios being. far Itfe, the .1:3;.:It 4.1 t 11 , 9 r tus . C an ' t . Moss where it run neatest a house, ought to hare Ni) oppottanity coining forward to eirm .'canal'flee its ro.le.vonring to set off repel 11:1V Itrel.elltitlll swede a .tatn-t m• From the price MLA:eater, the proon- L or d 1 1 :14.w0000st0..N--" Tie situali•rt rf the i e r, 14 ii „.„,„„,,,1 t o - e oarh horses, the v..;ue Bishop is a lOW delicate our—assay C1(0;2.4:411. ~At. Tbeta rnn ld h e l at h e I rs e than a bsii,,dred and ros liar eons* to his Itiowleltr.o. w t hch 'I I .Y t.' I ' l • terrine ziniseas." him to eoppose an ine e:dual tittril any ease 1/111 Cant 17117. t pause...—. IVe rx4tome the inciter, ■wl it oe find ground„-ere wIU grant the rule." COUla OF BENCH. GUILDUALL Sittiags at Nisi Prim., trj:,rt Lard ELLfitiii- a 11;4411. Th. Cotirt tit at sek, isti Itpar.l several tr.t.le;eittlett closes, of tit, tateuest except to the p.. tiro Collegirw•si. in . i placed before • coure,zition—hot is I, e t •unil to The Sc‘ferS. of , . rib S•nelds. aid snot' er cA. disclose all tbese circumstances?" h e r. went 4111 shn , e at %Veils on S it noisy sr'ssiiiitl. , . [The stSis,v;ts. th- sobstsice of 16 1 .;7:1 had been i and the crests of a iti..ti :I 't in ounitser) all petishri:. *tested Im Mr. Vl'ar!•ro.cere h.- , i p.. !.1 I 14,1:1 the ••Xce1.1•011 of (or, ~,:.o. who ~ath ashore. Lord Etd.auSuit:ii•nts—r. The 14,•nip eintrirs ! A Corresuoti lent it Mau. ;valet date of the to vela on Mw general 4, me.l of ise4N.-.2...and th.- ;:ith ult. writ,. as follow • :—" It is nut a little re .i•sstioo is. Wbir•hi rh-e in 1 , , 1 ,... ,•,'• •u• !,- , 1:1- ~,ark"Lte. and ito less In he lamented. netwith i"tt Oitt " P"ete" 14 " 1 " 14.) . 1 ? : think t!1-t' i!... A..? of i ,n3o4in c oft that hos h ..m.lo• -by the muuitli:etice Par'immit glees him that ~.wee. 1)., r tin re , r re- 1 4 , 1 ; (; .Ve111111 , .. 1 . 61 , 1 1 1 Vs.. rratsa-antlhy eNe 1 11 ,1 1111•of r•vllerl • eau' to writ..,. I 3/3*.14 ANS " , A , r lat e. l• ! !, ii r I , tir ill•IM lanai% to a nrltoratz the so 4dition of ..sting on • Ili-' . .ro to st 0. a is.. -t,••• , : tr r....0n f•r ' C.- .0,..es easse• In whins.t ever) part of t;le 111,:h• •it I.e. win !!' •r!-., 11,,h,„...,, .. • •,.., , .•,.: , i 1....!•, that elm...v.:it nt from thence :o A•,,eciea 461 a rbitrary richt---4 :ir ever a sii i •.• 6 p , 1 1 .11 r , 4- ; . ont.::•.1 .. N.. I- ss than Ilse vessels. earl% inz be ans. it in,ght cities* under the r.,_...t.•nee of the ! toeets lout and five hundred rint i crents, "ailed this everts hat it &el not ripyi,ar v.-t '. nit done "...; i ...non from the port of Oh.tn i on the Wept c mst. lic contblois hiovtat to the cern.... un:ittiese of the T...• inro i de were mostly front the tsl•uds of Rum. p‘rtv.-...Ca0 tee colt 0 . 1 111.., s. •• • .-elll - : rearonl" Co:cia.ii. cod Mull ; some of theirs Lon. tae Mr. Watanw--'• In tr , e"iii iwt.taitev. my laird cluortcts of Ardnimurchti. Stratli4lasii i ',ad the 47,4 e t it" .. e a , 14:r0 re e 1:14 1 ,; •• .. 01. 0 in .. .! .•. Ul . n t•t•F n WM . . of 1% tt t l.'.• - .. Tlisy erre lriu .d •asc for having rein.-J to I-..- 1..: a.: •r, I . -ri ,,-, • , • It . l'rn,re Elward% W:11 I s ;1 1;le 061116 h of At. whom he hit I eerier-ire tarai-,.11-1•14.1.101•1•. • '''.i.el•!- I I iwrsuce. and were loilu- • II •_ , ,n not by a Mr. e'catt. a Its rriwas. Aoi in ti, ease of 1i . .::,•4,,t. Ron a n es , ,v. • native n! 1 , ......... i . e . w l, O went to it 6 , .6.•1 I 'o• choir .!...tiee Love *:,t. 1 , 1 We the ; I' nice fill surd's. %.iets Lout 11 - Oslia. Wine ye-trio Act ii( LI ,i;' , .riatt7 of Eliza . seth. if a Bishop re. I a _,.. and who he. .nee iitirens.s: I len II io that foiled to license. the Ciour: .could grain a Nan- I I.!l4isd. The some (leut!..imin his late:y gone to drew"?' 1 ' ave. net. and 1.004 1.411.1, in ;lest of more Lvr.i Et.a.4ll•net;!;-- • At you bare not pro. adventatera, to set ant early rae‘t et.tara." TliC ,T4hi.119. The dreadful gides of r%od.oy night and Saturday have done great dosage, partocodarly on the Fvot-roi c asf.—The Mary and Eleanor, and Sap p'', of Wiutli)—Jas. and porothey. nod And awl Isabella, of rfltielthr--ierbtaton, of Bridgewater.— John. of Wl.....itch Line, ty, of.— --Suva Aska, r 1 Maslow. of Lontio.,--iful, of Sunderland-- Selanosader. of Blytio—auol three others, were all on :• se coast of I..mcoloshire. mtween Stddle floor« and • I At Yarsuout'i the sea w tithed erre the Jetty, 1111t1 wee nowt trrtaced.ivay loti4.i. Toelse vessels Lir, wrecked near tisot place. mol several lishong-huan. fame ashore, buttoou onwards. and consequently many souls have perished. st great quaototy of netting likewise has been mastoid on, and scaeral vessels; along the coast to Crooner are lost. The Trafal,r6r ti•hlng belysaing to Crooner. wilt towed .tsi.. , re no tile saone gale, Lottoon ninsurds, by the shore bails at Ywomoolo ; but :he crew, con sisulog of 15 hoods, is ere all lost—the master and 01C 1 , 1 t 11.2 men .afire heel' washed on shore. The crew a n foreign vessel Croon !lull to Ton which f..unJrYtd 31 s.n. Clllll4i.t. 111 g ul the Captain and .i ten men, took to the long boat and I lode,' i.afe.—lo Ilse gale rf the rt:re brit] sons rthit•Cts.tl to G int.lrr otl . 1.1 • the c:ev peu. t i, And lb.. Pointe 1 l.i.•y, Drowm vu. iu 1,1111. t. WVIII o s :Anne at 11 or,ns. I:le c• - ew of w•licio are supposed tot ii.ote been lest, ar only one u ca Was tre.•ta on t:te rotg. !Cam •1.. k one I:.tr n ee to an um usti ; the watts lapitlily, that bet eral craft. toa.k.l nal, Krau, h7uhe horn N 11100r . 1146 I.lli batik/ in IlltrCr4l 11140 . 6 were MEAL-Med. the laud. nest the town inundated. The sloop eortunatiii. of Hull. CHERRY. :Pilaster. !anted from London to %Vella, drove is.to 'W the lo.a of anchors and collies. and synth great edirtitty the crew saved (bete lives. Set. el vest., I. oe.,t on shove uimie the marshes he tstexii Wished' anal the Washway. Same day the Acorn, bound to London, with t - ur and zra.r. was *fronded Aunt tight or ten notes from Lyn.. is Norfolk —.c a w m a c h 414hkagel. The Friendship frnm London. with goody, was in the s nue etAte; the Catharine, coal lott‘led, also r..e. iced nine!' if s mtge. and was obisgod to have most of her e or4a throw, overboard. Several light ers were also sunk. OXIVUD. Nov. r. 711 E FRi.vel.SS 43111.7 A'S MERAL. Tuesday the remtitis of the Trisreeto Amelia were interred in S. George's Chapel. A Sol silence Regraded M indoor during We whole of the Cy. All the shops were shut up. arid scarce 4.::se iudividnal was to - he seen in Coe biretta was not attired in mourning. The applications for tickets of odinission to the Chapel were bt , numerous us to exceed all calculation. Originally it was intended to issue 400 odmietious; but subsequently, in con sequens-e a the arreasgewents•tuarie .or the funeral, it was &and iseeeesaly to Inuit the number to :sou. Disappointed in their holm of utstaluing tickets, hundreds now endeavoured to gain a Clew of thy interior of the Coupe!, lo:t here 14'3111 were die— appointed. Augusta Lodge now became sit ob ject of public cariosity, iii front of wlrels many persons assembled in the couree of the who ap peared to feel a melancholy pi, ott re in coot cuspids.- M I : the 111*11S11 , 11 tai which her 11.17.c1 Highness breathed her last. The niinho , • o; n rr. Lodge were closed, and the gloinny sdersee Which reigned around, tended not a little to 'he frown fal sob ninny or the sees's. l'ar-ays slut »ere to italic procet•ion astam.h!..ll 't LodKe. Iletwt-cts two and tinter k.tio• gstrs were dosed against the public, sad guards stationed gt curls svelter. At shout the richick the litn,e'rs own Strfr.ril shile Nlilititi were snatehr.l uteir barracizs to Mink the pr uerlootrn. T!.c.s ilr.moll; lip in frout rf the pri-lte entrance to !`t. (ll Or g,.* 111 , Cti dig wat tiazitcr to AuguNta L4lige. A limn r wry ....rods Of strglith mad oil Coe. ay.n 11111•1 h • effort of these was ciN tire was not sufficiently strong to •!,•!r.i..1 fre•:. the '; ..mm. fitting each gee occasion, it l er . r 4.1 tr. %hew the various g roup• of persons ~1 h!lek rr!;0 ineurocally intraitrat the Castle 'Yard. r•rily al;er the solrhers thrr, drew op, the nto-iir ..rose to great splerdoor, and her silver rays, gist twtitic on the Iwo le:nerds a the Castle, had a beau tSulty.serette app-arterce. Between the home of 11 . 1 x Mt eight a ;real litany earria r lts drew up at the pillar elitrallee to St. George's Chapel. The pri“cipal nao..rners came in thee, and among them seser il of the Royal Duke;. The Laniea generally vitae long ',bite but many appeared in k one& Tout of the Gen tlemen wore white ribb...-a oa the right ahoulder. 'lite clack had no sooner eruck than the proces.ion mired from Augus!a Lodge, precisely in the manner and form 41..scrdse.1 :it our Paper of Friday last. The servants of the 'Hoye! Family came first no V.A. After there, four trumpeters on white horses appeared slowly 1 1,!raociag, play ing at the same time 4. The Dcad March in Saul." They were followed by a detechineut 4'l the Royal Blues, to whit h siic.:eedol time nwly. iu a plain hearse, drawn by horses. The hearse was followed by a carr:i.ge, in which were the Prince of Welts and Doke of C am b r idge. The second carriage contained the Countess of-Chester field (cl!itf monnier) and her attendants. earrimzes of the Prince of Wales end the Duke of Cainhridge, each drawn by six horses, followed, and closed the awl cavalcade. • The precession snored slowly to the wroth en. Irittiv of St„ Geogre's Charirl. A 'tem itortay porch been ti.rre erected, woof ltt d with block cloth. Arriving there, ei„lit Ytinoeu, who walked Lt 1:.0 rice of the Imam, to•,k out the coffin •od it en their abottldeiK lido the Chepel, and it:aced it ow trend. wear the sitar, end reje c t).— 'rite CILIO I%llre a VCry 000.11 y sp?Cata wr , liar floor hesug covered with Wadk alotit, wool the 1.1.1 .1e4,4 Itt.t,g with the same. The altar ir:l4 covered woh I.l.tek. aid two 111/11heirX were pi.tee.l oil it. 'rite K ivu us, trutopeteta. &cid arr. ediit. ta..l oir at the outer door. .i.ed the body was rice:vi.d by the Pages of the no! rl nuttily, the I) an and Prebendary, and the Ciwir, and th-epro reo.ni then moved on in tie order which had pre. iteus!y been caneerte,!, and o;tich oe gave at 1,-1%0.4 in mit Paper of Frijuy last. The Ch,,:r, auh I.,:trning I Irv., walked before the erilln, sin .ing as they advanred. A Page olio Lro ceded the body, !waling the coronet of ahe Pt incr.-4 Atni-lia on a cushion of black velvet tritusned *Sib I- Ttie procession passed up the middle aisle, and the body being placed on the treireel., the Chief Mourner, the Countess of ChrsterlitlJ, seated lac self at . the head. and the d.essers and attendants ranged themselves on the side.. The ',tells on each side of the Chapel were diecupie,l by His Ma jestv's Ministers, the Noiaillty, and Gentry. Just below the seats occupied by 1:14 3iujvity's Ministers, the Grooms of the Bed-c: t0.4111--r so d h e r Royal Iltrhti e s Physicians weals. The srvs on • hat with these last ntehtio3rd. 4t Cie lower piet of the Chapel. were tilled lei Til the itoter Came. unit Lay Clerks. I n frut,t er nest w,orr Meagers tad the Ohne, and on a I:ne with the..l the &limit% of the Royal Family. At the Lower end of the Chap") their of the Royal Family prvent took the r .t.•; on. in tiwtr re.neetire sta;ls. The Prince ~, lb t o r left of the entrance. The D.s;.e of tlar•n.e started on hi, left. the Duke of Cat mbetLaisai on the I-ft rf the Doke of Clarence, ■4.4 t.iz Duke 4 f Croat:6,4r to Cie left of the DO: • r.fCo.;::,•••41,11. •Po the right of t..e romance. tite Dui.cs of Yaok. untt '4ualex. r err orated. Tim anthem conclutte.h, th e I F e n ;,.e rt+•t by the Dern of Won,lare rrau► the statetuvet it'll. An ■ppropri,tte 'Le wise t''• X 11!:;, the Isu it WWI o.ep.wted to a Irrupt - watt v-. 0 .17% i t is to tectii,, ud ea:dr”il 111. L. fi al .,, t A. At Ilir n twen r.F the, r Wise Ward. litn4, at .i.ut4, 1,..i.'Q 111 ord. :-- •, " P;are , e Ara.“*. •:.,1 :7, •••! " to - !1. i-stv Georg.- the Th 1, (~Re 31 kil•lt.l., t.. .4 , 1111 ,r,itut Ong tb, " 1:-tns.ve tha. Cabe de. . N....t:.;ng cont.& be ra• J•:.41% t . te whole or the. hi k to,e•h• ;? • TI•1I•4 of •he. Pni.eof V:s!.• Hake of I thl I.:I r , t-tuJert of to R'va Firmly , Vlr7e. The e. .:e •••r• ( IVO' et • •• ••, 0.w a .0 toe ( ~1 41 ' . 6t il!. prOic•. A. 1• 1 ,1, }t•I . I.ZI t'ie• S•. tu!. L • the A') ,e Y. •r. Lord tn. .v. d the • J I'i. so bons, dl:f.c, i ; ttb t vi 1a.,....; ~.'.a... CP' 41t R1.%73 (tae of the most isles:nark extortion witues.e,l it the VIVI% Court, torte place ts. iterketit of Riehosome asd Molteetitt, berme “ blare of amateurs. The attractitirs wen Ha!, who newer before sparest{ iu pultitc. to f of Colt, after SI °horses rex.ro cler said Parer. Altbougls flielinr.;as I ence is the pugilistic art, yet he is a e,.u r p l who bees in and nsith, and ran 0,,1> Pay.er dosed epos hie is sparring, and be a babe, aid threw hint. This tkrit,o D., flair could be no Mare clerked to ‘!: ne.,t. Crib this day, gave great tar aiodsble au the ttemeg lot , iu •rt of the b , xers exhibited, bet the b Itirbanui and Born. IVAYAL I.V IALLWE l'ultTlMut Arrived the Orion, 74 vine, C u Dick•oui from tile litiltie; *lie IN:. vaavoy of nearly ,irei sell to title all gone up ll,e. M t " Lae ship. Ilona Wiiii!.i,tl; Seqdeb ut the Downs. with the t h e p a nell e ty, with the If.. Statlr•l tile lYsfacieN skitrp of w:tr IVt n 1 Leitti!). T I. Y ('tut in One eustrartrpr Itl t..rtitelil, films * c. Utz- ; Pie:;:e Or, Jer.l ; Nerticsuir i I tg - nt 04, C AW ,. tart, Commo'. distisasseil. FA Th.. Linnet gnn•biig, on4l4eri; rrl ler.l I•nce on the Bth, were of --Wtud N. N. W. Ytmerday • fishing.lmat Alss *writ Curpisu.busise boats' WOW stotioueil She Lul on board upon:rite of I.;' spirit.. Lost aught • stout twig the !toads. aad•-tioak is a pilot —Site i. from the Coast of Gu lur t ell amilLetl. and having on h. c4recis4,les. I,liiv Aid trot fear theist' , rum the lohoorze siosily. She the Cha;snol for some plisp, near 600 t ens. wine Into tiii f i was detained by one of the ma'am on beard the ntcer<•,rp papers. Dza:sh rennet, and lies Wren to F i Cargo of timber. A biter from an Officer of the clu•.i the 30th ult. states t' fine re-xi:mitt •t I:is;:ua quart.:. t.txr:TAx'r I - no extends frca L. tv!!tl his •7tIOO is deemed i-s. v 14,e r:ts et 14ortco, 3f t . 7:e :3 t t:10. .52d, on Gem. i entainn. as the moot irreetent& saw. T;le F rrr•.eir co!unln with nuemrtnun bravery, 14.11 !.nes by nur artillery. 43d, gorge hei'sfle, pent then n!-ti.re.l rc':r•;l cuittntn advanced to tie t where our brigri:e wrs ei ! ),.art.i g.t:•:rty . .. ccauron did cot 4 pas 4argr, t..• o. 1 of tt.eir buyouels. and I.li I ou► men t•Illt firing. 1 .ie earn!'. or this ito!pir, 1i414. besides% etimislett ; vr • 5140% sad stall. nue :he roam thint tl.e c9ur,e oP Ow 27111. General Lord %(*st.trileTuN t.; left the Wiwi* hoe. stank' 1.. r rei,i,nt•tt fur its exertion on It si.in. INlis Lordship was received vibe. rs I)) recio regiment. which w dele.tted n,:h army. COAL MARKET, Nu 'hips. Moir* .014. 40 Neirdislit C 04.1 1I Sabritilanti .. 4 .- I Cu ;L pittcE nc PTI3CIIO TEAT 3 yor r Cent. Itettneeel 3 per incest. Cemeets 4 prr Cent S per Cent. gry Long Anne is Ire ........ Evitcrincr eel • h for Boo& T. 4. ("ovoidll, utpl = at.ttt emarlay last, in eic Priarr •t 3"1", I e,wi. 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