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for fro onorr to the 6041-Linste.iani", th e — o m ki te r; B or Richmond. and Novena other per. Lona of thatittottoo, e t he. , tr.Olen ,. .e, at the lineal The it, r , o n I Conntevo a Rout soiled fir Hotly loot, on S.ttnntoy last. The M 4mm* of Ely otos otsiotrit the pitoseogero that arrived an tive isebolte. from tiolyttooti. loot Toes dat. air Chlrles orriolnlitt tome fiats England gatuoisty 0tien....1 I-40., _ • LY('F.U.II. The slaisey *Awes perforated greatest 'access. Miss tivocati s i iirits, and npv.w gave a ewers of the fair ./tthann. Miss Boyce of Loiters ; di4s Melle.l was - o k ki r e ; Mr. Mr.; VI 0 . 4 Hake Wit* and Peidey', Jaques waa abuve 'ref saw the Comedy go of with all the fatrination of sprctecl., .4 and scenery, followed, and received lbouoded applause. ,UsLi a is, we are sorry to state, .sat hopes are now entertained of lOM's recovery. of Altair' party, in Dover -street, dienditill by the Dashes, Dowager Lady CAROLINE laud Mrs. Lin- LoNsi, and several other Fashion. aalrs. Lori Ca tamt.v. LIMEIII‘ GOWER and his pride returned, yesterday, to their house iu Stan hupe-street, May-Lir, from Hertfordshire. Lady FOl./.1 issued. yesterday; • haT cirds of thauk. for the inquiries &tato?, her aceoneheiven'. Her L ae l ! Ai ls is enpeeted to leave lowa, au the course of teu days, for V..oreesterithire. Sir T 161113 ft•MaL N D and Family, CitAatzi . BO4ANIORT, Erg. and is large party. last 'light, vi bard lact.ralr's •Cheatre, Catharine-street, Strand. 31r. and Md. A sniva•krannora 'eft town, yes t,riat . tojMn a nulllt(0114 c..in i ,.iny, , or the Earl aid Co.uttesa of Essta'a. at Ca.hioliory Park. Tar Hon. Unsay lVrt.t.sst.sa satenala to leave twat', the latter cud of tin• or-k, for Portsmouth, to eian.irk for Spain. Hta strtiauta and horses met OW thls morning. Mrs. J01(0111 grali to perform the part of Peggy. I ist night. and this night will appear in the part of I the Wuloie: Cheer& in the comedy of The Soldier's ,Dasetter, at the Manchester Theatre. . . KMAm, CATALANO arrived un Tuesday last at Ertioburult. The titntlemen of Doetors%Comosons are anx ious to t wos what tjas•raart: (Drawl. by rtynl4. thit his reptidouled soft has onbunril Ins person tur fifteen ve.trs. Sec J'oUN MORRI% Bart. Portrecyc of Switisea. Rare an cleirant shanrir, at the Bosh Inn, on Toes. day, to the member. of the Corporation, and a large sandier of private farads. The Mountain Mu.es of North Wales here been invoked on the suiqcct of the late Jubilee; the prise la a sliver cap Often gUillteall valor. he Rev. H. PAIALY, the worthy Rector of Liao Asaph, (dta tniguisiied for Inc knowledge in the literature of his r olotri ) alio offers a silver harp to the Iwst singer to the PENNILLION coolest, at the ineeuug in *boll the priers are to be awardtd. The lad Arrival. at BAtli, are— Tile Earl of Geildford, Lady L Vane, Lady Calspbell, Lath Wawa, Lady Lindsay, Lady Sesf o rth, L o rd an d Lady scar roach, asa.Grariville,Gca Brawn, CA. I:Uremia, Cal. Brooke, Llest.-Ealowl Part.-irtme ' Major Fitzp-rsld. Ira* iii Mrs Alro e k, M a j or Noble, hiss. Dr. sad qrs. Law. Dr.ksiiiiders, tee. Tile Puma,' Aislisoomt visited the ()loofa on FiturdAy cycling. attended by Lard K 4 DS rues, Sir . Suren. Sw G OCSEILWT, and his Private lo lerpreter. lie was ra&tifed at the King's door in the ilsymarket, with the sense respect rad cere mony as the ROYAL FAJIILV I:Ping ill data in Pah'- i . be; and lila doulestres en attendance were also ad mined into the Clattery, which tiwitsrier before al owed bat to the Servants of the KOVAL FAUILY. We undi.rstand that the tate Lord hforssoh's hounds are disposed of to Gcr.tttre Chlooteitrralr, Eaq. of Hutton Bushel, and that the bunt will still costume at Burton. in Lincolissliire. A gentleman in the &Stifle ilffipperary has. as an otiret or cariosity es wet! es •pleasure, under taken to establish to Ma Juirk. 'a colony of !Sardis. He has pl ante d p l enty of birch. aspen, a.sh, willow.' willow, wart. alder, mud rush ilia, - round the pond.. and is about to procure savers!' pair et beavers to tam in. In this paject, hnwevet, Borrow's hint • should he attended to—they should pair of the same families, lest they shouldall turn hermits. Why do Ike different Lottery Offices advertise. load oil what grounds do they require a preference from the public are net all the shares alike—all Pnolcd ou good paper, legally stamped, and sold equally cheap Wit must seek a solution to these queries, in the suppoastion that the public think some office- lucky, and Awl the office- keepers at tentive in their manner, and strictly honourable at t" - 'r conduct ;on these two grounds of preference. Not 8. Charing-criers, challenges comp.- sod. that his claims to public patronage mequiviscally superior, he presets*, ;vitae, purchaser in the present most riCurnrut rta linelg, called The Latter, Compendium; ry :1.. Capitals. rk Monster.—tht Thevoilay eveltinr this (ached a female with a young child in her Weadmill-Hell, and wretched her face id manner; after winch he took the child firm-, and threw it on the grand ; the rf the woman hwvina hroil,ht several per. thee •plt, tete hrutr r a n oi l , aud, we dal elicited his ts<rpt. 41 . . -64.23185; .711111111111°J) c a ti 1 4 ( DUBLIN. Use. 9.5. • Opt Saturday erasing last. Mr. Pate. after ►isi ~, t h e differeut prisons ice this city. set off r on a visit to Mr. Costly. h„ h e nce lit was eipeCted to freiscesd t 9 eat residetiee at Ballyfiim. Tuesday, tile Reel of fierrinoso gave a Kral The Conlerly of ' LiSt iti4lit with the *44 ttl 6,11.hed portrait of resotwil tier vart of v ery Surely in Vile very utterr• i:lg ; al pra m,. We lir vet w ore ;a pplataw. Cinderella, with mime, dauctiig end the most uubouode The Princess Au its, that but foil Royal ilighoer The Countess or hat night, wao hit' .f M ~+cesrta. JOEL DAY Mil, Nits. I C RTCII7 tenon " ; and t ndY lAu uni ..,„ y Lottery. Inn .• 4 Key I My Nam t• 0%4,1 Mtn 011 I Or 11t.f kens% of 4 .` tlel } 1111 Atilinwivc rttre. A meat alartaiag fire broke nut at half pa.t ten o'clock •ilatat night, at Mr. Ackers's timber-yard. the bottom of Water-lane, Fleet-street. Between 11 and 12 o'clock the flames had attained an im mense height, and aseuised a dreadful appearance. The atmosphere all over the Metropolis was strong ly illumined. In Fleet-street and the Strand, the light was almost as vivid as in the day time.— The timber-yard being close to the Thames, the light wee throve along the river, end presented a fall view of the houses along the opposite bank, which looked beautiful in the perspective. The drams beat and the bugle sounded to summon the Volunteers, among whom the St. Clement** Daises were not the last to render assistance. The street, were crowded with people, with whose detwonr, and the rattling of the engines coming to the spm, friiter every q■arter of the town; ell wee ease, beide, and confusion.— The fire was horning with great fury when tide paper was put to press.—lt had not at that liast<e:tended beyond the timber-yard, and the ittljoining stables, ineludiug Mr. Pocock's, the coal mervhaot's. &He apprehensions were entertained (or the Grand•Jauctiou Canal Store-Howse; and, ever! in the Inner Temple , revetal engines were brought down to the bottom of Bench Walk, under the idea that the fire might pos,ibly extend to that quarter. Since the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, theme has been no tire io the metropolis of such terrific appearance. PUGILISTIC DISPUTES. By ten o'clork, yesterday morning, there were upwards of 2,000 persons assembled on I lighg tte Common, waiting-to see the art of pugilism caroled into effect. At twetre, the combatants apl.eered to array. The first heroes that appeared in the hug, were Charles Christian, an•Hiberman. seconded by two of his countrymen. His opponent was Byrne, a Scotsman, seconded be Richman, ace black; they fought half an hour, and a. id twenty rounds ; but *the Scotsman' proved to luse more skill, and ensue OlViirtOribtlig without either party having 'Oita:fled ninth injury. The next combat was between &aloha*, a black smith, seconded by Tom Blake, and the Westminster Lad, seconded by 7'ont Junes: they fooght sixteen rounds within twenty minutes; the Westminster Lad proved the colicineror. ft *was denominated, amongst the connoisseurs, a bad tight. The Just fight was between SAlni awl Parker, hoth boot-,losers ; Andrew Parker, who rouk!it Janet Beleher, anti Lew, were the second• of the hauler ; those or the latter were unknown ; bst, after a long-contested ibattle of 45 *notes, in which 35 round. took place. Parker was declared the viccor. It iq net • Get that there is a combat to take plaer hetween Crib and Gully. They are living On t &realest term, of friendship. Dural Sam has refuse,: to tight little, the hutehtr, although he is under eievei, btone.— PettA Saris vertu. cowed ; for the butrher is ready. at a inninent's warning, as his friends have backed Initi fur 2001. Mr. Powitt.L. the St-era:try to the American Minister, Irrt too. on Fsidsy. for the purpose of taking his pusasge to Morisix. D.Rowt. A N DI. Eml. late Surgeon of the Adder, is eppoliteit to the Borg Mika's+. Adam.; Sit R. Cua - ris's Nag-.hip. at rortasuouth. The ircifurd. grearlalets, Earl Camden. Elpiite. stone, and ~.4rnistots, East Indistmeb, OA tiles/ arrsval at Portottnuth, are to take on 1)0414 Government and Company's troops fur the Fast At the Dover Sessions, on Friday last, a yossni; man, learned Beck, a mime of that place, and lately • clerk in the ordnance department, ua far T. itIINTINOVON, 11•41. store-keeper. tear found guilty of issuing hand.blll4. casting some violent reflections no the character of that Gentleman, fur which the Court thought tit to cerninit ham to prison for six months. and to End bail for his fu • turf behaviour. A dirk, or dagger, teas Sound concealed *boat his person. A most melancholy occurrence task place, wa Nluawlay sennight, during a heavy gale from N.E. The ship - 77titoras, about 400 tons burden, Ileum's' OsTlr; Vrvitater, from Cnraccw, bound to Liver paid,. came ashore at Redwhorf. Angles's. and in a few minutes went to pieces, si hen, dreadfid to re tate, every soul on board perished, to the nowhere it is helicvvd, of shoot 30 persona! Oreat.part of her cargo has come ashore, end is steorvd 'for the owners : several thousa , id dollars are already lodged is the Custom-house. Resurnarie. An extraordinary circumstance occurred. a few 'drys ago, at Beddingtoiwcurner. nee: Mitcham. in Surrey. An elderly woman dapped down dead. and fell into *ditch. A Coroner's liirposat woof held, and a venlict Rica:—diet by the visitation of Cod. She was hviried at Bedvitiogton Church ; and one of the men who al.ststeil in carrying the body to the ground. on his return home from the funeral. found himself rill, and dropped down dead, at the rause spot where the annamia died. The following singular anecdote may be con i.idered as the climax of commercial abdiventnre, on as much as it *hews that recourse can he had to the tir.ni to impose on the living :-swOne of the trtlie of I.rael imported, from the plates of %Vagrant. and the pestilenual marshes of %alcherea. a MUM. her of teeth, extracted, from dead bodies. Moues. alive to the Twit of speculation, made a dillkenee of price between the tooth of an Anstruse and that of au Evi. 4 :l-hman. The French being at oar with he profelweri nut to hare imparted any whate%tr fro. that natio:v. IN surprise; however, will hr rapier imagined than expririameir. when he found that the system of using inch corruptible subrw.cives was totally eitpl.abil. and that our fa.livonablea now had reconrst tolthe admirable in vention of Mr. Dv Cutie amt., to ohm)* euciety owe s the edrantslr of substitoteAA teeth of mistral paste, in e tamer; peVutiat tO wear* f. POLICE, JAW. I. LIM ENE CRUELTY. William' Simms, tile (tower of the Hastings stage emit!), which pl,-s to and from the Bolt-in• Tun Flert-straet, w s charged with a nimbi inhuman a.s.its:t upon hi. wile Anne Sievene. has rhild, a hoy about sewn •ears of este, and a Mrs. Lovetin, landlady, on the night of the , 29th of Decenther last, Petnhertou-row. Ne NMI brought up uudtr warrant. The Worthy Illagintrate, Alder/11.111Jot.sT i ezatnined . the warrant, and inquired, why it haul been granted in -he first instance, instead of a sum lung's, %hie!, 'flu! the u.“ it mode • The Chum answered, that the Magistrate who granted it, thought the cvse Will so sgraWitled, it did not entitle the Prisoner to any tisilulgetice. The Worthy Attu:RYAN dicta addressed himself, in the most humane manner. to the wife, Anne Ste. vent, mud asked her, did die not think the business hail been better settled without making a disclos sure of their faintly atbirs? fie said, he inertly suggeste4 this hint to her, but she wilt •t iibtory to lase her own diseretwo ; he was then perfectly ignorant of the merits of the riae—if it was her wish to go into them, he was williog to do his duty. Site moms. rest, iu a very mild and isinistunain,s manner, that the had suffered most seserely ; but, at the same time. the would sooner wee,' the Plat:otter's, her faults. than ekpose them, if she had may 'keenly that he would not use fu ture violence, when Int was intoxicated ; for. when soher, she had nut any thing to complain of; he hart' so often made promises and hrukris thew, that it be came necessary she olows . 'l intr.- sifter security. Alderman SCUOLLY then asked the Prisoner. would he give his 41164611'4111!C that lie would use his wife and lousily better in future /le answered, in • most etirly tone, "She wants to part with me, let her; I hare Tedrow' iu my 01111 lurid for what I have done; there is.tlo improper connexion between her and .my landlord, Mr. Lorrlin." Mrs. Lorelin then caine forward, and produced tin child's shirt, which was literally dyed with blgtid; the ).u.d. that the boy had been since nutlet the care of a surgeon ; he had a fracture in bir head, besides his hotly being completely scarified. The surgeon had given it as his opinion, that many per aims had immediately expired of a less tractare ; and the Prisoner made the boy strip himself naked, whale be exeiciped his long four-hurre couch whip on him, the same as he could on his leading horses; at each cut milking an ejaculation. get up there! She never witnessed such cruelty ! And as to the defence attempted to he set up b the Prisoner, it was entirely unfounded ; end she believed the Magistrate would think so, when the wife of the man implicated declared kis inno cence. The Worthy AUDEILMIIW observed. the disrlo sure of such brutality put it out of his power to pass it over without inquiring into every particular; a tnitn's hieing a father, did not ramie him to treat his child as • horse. lle therefore wuuld last I. r the necessity of requesting of Mr.. Stevens to state the facts of the assaidt committed no her. She stated, that, about six winks buck, the Priso ner came home et rick. kin the worming ; sue, the witness, was in bed ; lee stripped dished-clothes off of her, and then struck her several times will) his whip, standing and using the ;cerium he would when driving his et iy,e-colii li. „She was tb Iser lied ten days alter, unit the 'harks or t.e • aip. tort yet left tier sales. She hail the infant which she then held iii lit r arms, to bed with bet la tine female chilli' shout two years of age,) site laj over it, to prevent it receiving any injury. Here the Worthy MaralsTaaTe ioterrispled her, observing, he wished her to come to the last assaidt, as he war not desiruus of any thing in r i my :ammo of the case. The Prisoner, in the most bristal manner, " I gave her that, because she had tuu nisch &trimly in ;" inerning that she was intoxicated. Mts. Stevens continued, and stated, that, no the eveuiag of the trth ult. the Prisoner awe home ; her child was Netting opposite to her at the tire ; he desired him to go to heti, wt ..cir he did not do so soon us the Prisoner ti glit lie ought ; rind fur this sit ; posed off.:uce he 'nude I strip naked, and used the whip .lia the manner described by Mrs. Luvelin.—The shirt thiet was sheers was out out him at the bone, as he was naked, biit afterwards put on; and it was the blond front his swoon& Mitt (11,- k:wed it se ra n ch. She, the witness, went Ivo, her knees, to persuade him to desist, lint without effect ; for. when tired whipping the boy, who was ins lifeless state, he Pulled upon h. r and gave her several severe Waits • nth the whip, the ni isles uf which remained on her body ; and if it had out beef. fur the interference of Mr. and Mrs. Lueelm, be would have murdered her. The Worthy ALOIMILAS esprestird his horror at .weh•condect, and rep►obated the defence set up ►j the Prisoner, as be did not behave a word of it ; for it was generally the ease. where a man was charged with ismotitineuey, that his wile %MIS the first to be his amasser, instead of Ins defender. Mt. Liattlin, whb stoned ttim•etr to be a tw••Mr bookbinder. said, it was the first time he heard the charge; auJ, as the rircu.a•tsnce haul been men tioned. he called on the Prisoner to 'tat: one in stance that could hose given him cause to suppose there was sail a connexion. The Prisoner said, be believed it, from the cene rat intimacy between his wife and Mr. Lovell', ; he also made use of some very gross language. which we would be sorry to sully our millirem wide. Mr. LoveNo then tidied on Mrs. Stevens to ex plain. She said, the Prisoner, from hie orropattott, wee aelrfoun at home: Mr. and Mrs. Lenient were eatrentety kind to her. and crewed as attentive tig aud as fond of, her children. es liersolf; she wand ■ great part of her tint. •itir Mrs. Lovett's, Litt eel dose saw Mr. Lenin Mete then once s-day. lie era. vnera;ly employed with his worL u. a. Mr. Lovetin observed. be war mire the Priwier beteeed be hart mordpred the bn, ea he leap.-4 uat of a taro pair of owire window, torevent he! being bitten into custody. Vat Worthy MAturtaoTe ottiortli tl,e Pritooer to OW boil. Mn'. Lorelin then bretight fffirari h.t ch..ra• or gbgamit, and statod. that .he weld moo the. P. ',on eel mem, If/ tee *ill. !LC • lOpftroner Vf es?' g ms- Jut t ; ht seised a raker, all had - • red to kill hid nail family as he pleased ; and he war net to be I:gr-rowed in it ; the law of the land gave him that dominion. He then ordered her out of the room ; she obeyed; but his ode darted out lees fore her; he followed them, and struck theta with - the the poker. She, the wow se., got a wound over the rye, and another on h 4 back. He folio red 'Ail wife into the lower passsge, and seized het by a handkerchief she had round her neck s and would have atrangle-r1 her, if the witness had not ce11..11 to smite of her husbnild's workmen, who cause to her assistance. On this charge. Air - ten/fan St utmar committed the Prasouer, ana observed, that et was doubtful it he would nit be indicted under Lord Ellen. borough's Act, for tienieg such all instrument is a puler. at !at! -HALT.. Williaws Desie/e. the patrole, who was setae time • since charged with dangerously wounding a soldier owned Riclustd Lewd. was brought it., for sou th er e examination; wheu Laws being suffiteiently recu. dieted, aitenetea at the office; I witnesses were r%4l3lliled, from whose testimony it appeared that Daniels. eu the night the ass mule took te!aces had been us Laws' house, riniiking with him Hurl some other persons. said that they were a!! in state of intoxication; a quarrel arose between theism, seal the Pen-miler attempted to take Liu,' to the watch-house; die latter rerfsted, and a sruftle eii when 111111.13. drawing is a cutlet's, struck at the Proriecutor, end wonnard hins elzeigeroody oft the wide of has head; Laws being however now . considered out of danger, DitnieN was *chimed to Lail, !Munk su iiool.aud twO sureties is IUOI. each. CORRESPOti DANCE BETWERY TUB BRITISH MINISTER AND TIM AWE* SELILETARISS, WHICH ACCOMPANIED TUX . PIMSIDEIrT'S LATE MESSAGR TO CuNINIMaIs TheSPCILETARY of STATE to Mr. JACISON, !tieroy Ertraordinary and "titter Plemiputeatiari of lug BUITAN DIM MAJIIITY. Department of State, Oct. 9, 11049. • Sit —An amazement, as to the resocal hut of the Belted*. (Orders ire C..iicit, as well as to the satisfaction required in. the case of the itttrek w ski. Chesapeake 'neat*, has hiseer.: made is dire form by the Gemernsoeut of the Uinta SWOP: with David Nloutanae Erskine, t..q. as accredited tiesieur Plenipotentiary of Has Britain:le !llajery • amid after it heti , been faithfully carried tutu executieu uo the putt of this Gtr. a eminent, soil ostler cireesistauces remarries its aidelians, the relative Mutation of the United Stales hielleellehilles Ode , is some respects, irreparable, Hes Britannia l lins. deemed it proper to disavow it, to race! bus *since, Al send soother to take his place. la suck a state of 'loses, so raper-lilies carotins mertessilit• snrialate, nu course of protacediud more ..briensly larasordlled hr the ord.uvy respect due to the dtsappointed party, than a prompt and explicit explanation, by the sew fenactionary, Ilse grounds of the refusal en the part of his (evernuseut, to ssbnir by au smug /4 ,cm so sok.tenly mark—scossepasiet by g sole I.lutiva ..duther prof...items. Coder the Unguent.- of the cemeeahle sjspectation, the President Ire horsed, r ith au less surprise than rrer. t, that is yule several conferences with me lira hare stated— tst That yea have we iestrscHlMs from sour Glovent• ▪ winch authorise you to mate any explanations what ...ace to this Gorernment, as t o 1 , 4 realms. which had ie. dwell His Britannic Majesty to thieves the errands's* lately Isaac by your predtressor, and that therefore yes could out sake am such explacatuwa. id. That, is the sae of she Clreapeske, yew Wafter- Oats only authorise you Nr.thout aosiceivrg soy reins* Ar.teve sty the reasaaablri Warr of aanalbeiliad (andervi Lad serrept. d, have sat bees estrrieo soto effect) to coonasar sieste to this Goverassent a suer tentlerinevatisfacties, with as. anderstanthair that Niels note sh'srld nut be wpm, ad ;slivered he you, s h ill yore should have preemies!, seea am& app,..vrel tile ' , tapered acs: er of the Gierernaseint, and that t.. stAnier and the delivery of your emir and of the answer of thin litoctoursol 'hurl be itasUllatiews. :411 Tbat Tos hart nn iftstractiona oia.cn &debt:wise yon tfr m.•ke lu tbia Govern-1A..1 a: ) propositinoa +hac•rr in trig- Mon the ITVCCJi3/111 of *be haitaM °ratan. le C01.1111'11; but ugly to reeeire ser:o as ILI, Government may deem It proper to wake . . . . all.. Tlt:t; •t all errata, it is not tire divagation or Ito in teut,oli of tbC oisir , :t to rsr...kr th r I.;rj.ri to of they respect tLe Unitr4 Ctist•a, lost, upon a f,-- trial stipulation °alba pa. t .4 the United *tams, to accele tit lb: f,11.4wi%a moot awl comfit was. v 3 I. That tie act el' (....agrt sr, ca n . rnonls radle.l the non-io terrourre lee-, be et atsaued afaisst Fraoc; so lon as she sb.Ll Continue btr tkereell la.t the Nag!. of Great Britain he nothorhard to aid is eaforesve the penetrants of the said set of Cooper. 111. That the tn.ted Stat. s atlallsalshe sly venous:tee, tie►- ing the ventral oar, the right of earr,.ng tot so.y tra•te what e►ar, dkfet t or tathiert, ta:th wry colony et soy encase of Great itaia, Cosy which they were raeluded dstn.sg path; hnd that thisrrtotoesatine moat eateed, ••ot only to she trade Ls tweets star euluoy and the mother reentry, but to the trade Ix toren the colon) mid the t oiled States If, in the storm/rain; representation, it alaosold appear, tl.:a I have is may inat,rave iniaappreitearlell your ane.miog„ it atia•ral WC real pleasure Ile be enabled to 6y before the Pa....i.;eht a armament, corrected agreeably to any sagged )uu may be plearaKl to fa. nar tae - - • 11:Ciat to orrei prOlVetiltip. 1 hare !Le !gunner to inchoate that it is thought expedient Mai o ar ilerlisCli on the preseot occasion, be tu the ...rifles firm. And, with great sioccrny I allure you, 1141 ...battery colamouicatioos you May he pleased that In niche, st l be received with an statues solicitude to Rod Mein such as tans lead to • spec.'s team's' of ev.ry cationic tab redr to that usatual aad .asting triiintship and enrit i Ael betweea the two Datives, wtoch it is vbs.uosly the interest ut hulls to healer. With the highest consideration, he. '."'goad) H. sstrr The Hen Trancia James Juliann, lc. 4.c. Mr. JACKS-8N fu .Ir. SMITH. Wsaliugton, a ith Oct. taro. CI It —I have had the humour of receiviog rear eXcial ort ter of Ihr oth mat towards the close of ninth lon info... me, that et had been thought expedient to teM an en.l to all verbal eunnuancin we bet seen )ooraelf and rite, is dim wr ing the impumni objects of my iniiillll,l6. Consdt nag that • very few days have elapsed seam I delivered to the Pram dont • crretertial letter trots the Ciag my Muter, sod that oohing his lima eat • altered to hare Ociairi ed. to alekutee w. of the facility of arena, mid of lb. creda to which, se cuedlng 1.. imernanorial isaa,ze. 1 MD by :h4l 1. fitr satith'it believe there due rot exist, m t e annals of chid...tact. a yeeredcrt for mach • detertnioatiou be:terra t.,e Miataleig, rb bent met fee the *embed porpoise ..f trrininsting anai mat, the existing .hdetroces twtaree.. flu I. rii ,,, ectilry toile tries; bet, after mahsn ri41.41100, I of litiloiceJ lan SC./1 0 11.41 ill a, 11•11 . .entrolletikrot of the time that ',nisi intehleinrili 'bpi* I can receive Hie Majesty's commas& apon enespecied Sc neencrencr, and of the detriment that eunlit entire to the rotifer, reran r, if my tliareterm: foulness vent, in the iitterval, to he sil..„7other sasyrodul l shalt there fore footman myself is ith entering mil .protest reams $ promerting, %Oink I can ruartdrr in on other light than as a wirier pen, In m y pere.m. .4 the moat emeatial richt.; of • Public Mvariter, alien a 4 pled , as in the preheat ram. wttls. vat erij Arjed satmensthiet •ii hie part A. a elifitieT of npinion,l Cannot, n everrit to the refervitee *huh pm gm, to at.itt.n over fie;bll! Intercoms.% f the perro .of shared ample...awn sea accoseirnialate.m I lave thoottd it deirio the poblm character vith •Isitli I haws the homier to beiriPsitet sad to We camilidest• sled Kin 3141:4) taro