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or a by Mr. . the MIEN frigate, cciinitiandr'd uv that distinguished tam, Captain Luring ; dated /Lyre, July 7, " the 4.11 in,tanr, Joseph Humber, a seitnau, fell overboard : he could not swim ; it 1/911 blowing • sad he was immediately in a sinking state. Life buoys, gratings, &e. were thrown to his *oast once, hut he had not skill to Avail himself of them, 8 04 no hoot could hove arrived in time to olive hint. In this critical moment, Mr. Matthews, ani lusted by Immanity„ courage, and uncommon pre owe of mil], !mired into the sell, au,l, tint pro to a k,rittiine swam with it to the object of his r a r e . Ile grappled the sinking and almost life less hotly with one hand. whikt with the other he sapperted himself oil the grating, until the host came to their relief, at which t i ttt this noble youth war nearly elhau••e,l, and the a."81lUell was brought beck to life with difficulty." A copy of the slalomed official document has l wen Brut to for the infortnatino a.f etch peruses as are C o lllTrlled in the A Mri ican trade :-- " TREAM'ItY IMPARTMENT. %Isi• a. Sin—Y.4l Will herewith receive • prude., rope of an Act C11111"1 . 1"11111 Ili, Curtimertill latercourst Ir Irma lite Szates, awl Great Britain anal Frauce, awl theta' do petelerce •, roc uthrr parpo-e•• " inttrurtions formally liven respertise the es.ratioa U , A emns °fa similar statute., being applicable to the tau sccisous of the Act, It is accessary to observe. 011 ill' ....on Com the harbours or waters tattier the lurialtvt i I •. t 41ate..1 Slates, embraces ,ollsject molt to the excep t so made by the Act, et ery elesertption of Britub ar Frew It whether public er primate, aosJ whether ls• a th r.r %about a cuntmesmua sethurisin the capitate of .uls `• MI •illier reorictioas o n the commercial imicreaw‘e Or tt ItAt 11, lint prey °ugly repealed, have exp o ect on thr 1.1 inst. I am. /..c: " ALBER P I:ALY.ATIN. " B . There I , Mtn lie to behrie that a case has already Lyp...lc4 at Chaek =ton, in Smith M..ro:Ota, of a British lbeirhaut 'eyed, ainicl m: arty Orr, 110014 Milsimt any irommismoo autitmizinc the rapture of tee4t4., .hack has Intern refose.l 50 en ii) of her ill that past." A Slrating has been held iii Uubiro. or the 11 . "'kers foe the purpo,e of alleviating thr pub lic:distress at tine tprsocl, alien the follewiag sub eruption* Were ininiediately 'male. viz. the I.ms* I .ttxtrazial, otitit..; LORD CH 114C114tUlite " 40 ; Mr. W. W. Pat.'. 2uo; the ATTORPIET•GE )I Lit, 100; Sir CNAIBI.LS SAXTON. 110; god taint. her tieutleuteas.Sl sit iUtiki kkewslFlTltrfLutiENek. 0114 r 4 D MIX , OF FASHION 'Dispatches have been received at our Wilco tt •Ct.tistwitt.ir, containing an account of Or! opera tions of the Grand Army of Fashion, since the cum mencerdetit of the present summer campaign. We 'have lade from them the following extracts: — On Ste 2-..td of J nue, being the day after thi pro. rogation or Parliament, the Grand Army of Fashiom began to break up from its cantonments in West &tinder. The Sharp-shooters and Rift Corps marched for the coast, and took their stations at Brighton, Bognor, Ratosgate, Margate. ice. &c. —They consisted principally of thtrftenklag Corps, with some heavy artillery. of large calibre, from Leadetihall-street and its vicinity, A few light troops marched at the same time fur Beth. Bristol. Cheltenham, 3,:e. They were iu general well taunts ed, and made a showy appearunee. It would be an endless ht-k to attempt to enumerate the various skirmishes in which they have beets since ciigiqed, the campaign having been conducted, in a greet measure, upon the plan of the present Will in Spain —a sort of desultory warfare, in which every hero end heroine in the ranks have been anxious touch the Spanish. The only general action fought took place at Oxford. It is called the fallout, barle of the Installation, and lasted four successive days. The enemy, on this memorable occasion, made a very groteslue appearance: they were Ilres.ed in an old-fashioned style, coils:14111g of eo.obrooi scarlet gowns, velvet caps, and other embarrassing And feeble armour. When drawn up in battle array. they withstood the grape and caimister shot with firmness, and in many cases with obstinacy; but as soon as the Light Corps and Slusep-:shouters from Mary-le-bone came up, they were seized with a sudden panic, tild a dreadful slaughter cuminenced among them. In most a ira, the doctors, and all the civil tribe attached to the army, have been placed in a state of comparative security, aud sel dom considered in danger ; the contrary was the case on the present occasion. The Bloomsbary amid Mary -Festinate Ciders and Piiilis's, armed aith arro,r, laid whole ranks of Do' tors sprawl ing at their feet. Otte case was peculiarly lament able : it was that of Dr. who was just re covering troth a wound in his rear from Chloe, whelp a random shut from Corinna took him in front, and pierced him to the heart. , :.• theta' ; ILeilzitedliatie.h dwelt Its plauilea ;""""- • 4 Curtlillieutr Irtl hest ca me at la st to be fume , found fier y neeeesars ; ad., When they Darts will I* a % fi r to retliet a I r :. ..1,,,,n I V made., we may attire are J""vs .--e " e g 1 ., the' first ittpreissiets •of • the , that , outw ithatign i C t play. MIS either unfavourable, it yet po‘se i. e , suf. a geieutimen t to TELO . • ramend it to the approbation • • of the ptthlic. ego Spoken Tr Mr. S tat Let. the The Pf"kg oe if, f w Ile as IV 2 t Ep il og ne by Mrs: 61.0e00-7. e ormer E,I ti e latter au r fegaitt ittOnction, we b e - » isineerie7otentr'th-ri- pen of Mr. Cot.st su.—lii one part the political allusion to. lion i- . • ef ii, however , gross, and the h ies bestowed.. ' , tai; "m too B•t • would nut COUSeta to .hewed that •-.. on it his back.. . 5 b,,,.e even an enemy ri behind °ls Th e play was given out for repetithin by Mr. N l ATti cws, with many discordant voices, And l'O r tr t• I ! —But we doubt not, after the Homo e. o f So ft% . i Illelltr that will naturally augoet thenrielres, that Id I t 111 ly become a favourite with the town. _............_ • :,.. EPILOGUE. .. ,n, Tile reptile, Tice, essaying to deceive, Tinto Ail's slunk, and finned on frailer Eve . , i, s o , o athly the glotiog Serpent told his tale, S o Asti s ooth'd the sifter Sex, to damn the Male; ihr p,.,,,, when the Devil himself can't conquer Mao, e.l Ili: knor 4 Its ten to one a Woman can. I„, Theis Vi c e obi:Mitt d:—and, still 'tit Vice's art I:, For ever to attack the weaker part.- 141 illit, re, of weakness is the oiling passion i- -1.1. A ic i.e the (;real, 1 1,11 . 1011atailte the Euhiol. 1 Is r ai hiou Vice, thee I—That 'mere rash to say d; pi n --lis a Finger- root on *faate's bighoty, t; Which Slanderers air read, end go astray. Observe the reeks Cashion of one nation, t ; t. 'Mies t r ove the ills of barbarous imitation.— A. .., 1: ,,,,t R o nk thwahl point to Virtue's springs. Ashen's as example?—Sec our beat of Rings, y, mild, yet firm :--though Wet has asark'd his reign, T lhr Ring• Dove perches on the Lion's mane. Arai, oh! revere lois age!—Support his Throne'-. ' reel, as Ile kelp, your welfare Is his own. mss To rival sub a Monarch who shall try ? 4 up spring's Corsican, and cries--" 'Ti. I." 4 , Who, chance first throning armies in bit way, Week% from a subaltern, to sovereign sway if Who profited by military strides, of Till he was ernerte.l Ike Kis; of Regiedet ! 4. Who, when • Stale wee frantic, sele'd the reins, ni With all of Croseclrs leek, mid half his Leaner, d And baling g roVd the power of dideg gnaif, Id Wsutonly deluges the world with Weil ! e. b this Inge ki.411 Aimee. ?—Death sod itliame N While wasca mays, what voice will ant exclaim, ft. (At twist, while British voices can be heat d,) * " Dose with all Upstarts'.—Bless King George the Third !" I In (Whoring Cathine Coolie her eiriorin tweets, is Fads only ape the rich, beyond their toesno. _. The Frog who enealatek the lies size, to , s.. Smile, vainly, till re bate ; told, hunting, dies. • Benno* my Lord, will stored will cash anti lased,, Mounts the harmed*, mod chives has four-tit-hand ; i Mon 11. , ,,eurk tailors into tatilmas climb, i n o d i iiirrityrom become Burgas', and Prins.' Oh! let them thick, (sod Wass the redlion's scoff,) Tradesmen thus 'irked, nest very soon go ar. . If Lad) tab boast grateful Musick's eow'r, Mein,' mad St. Cecilia of the hour; le Most vela bor'd by gfty.dondg dol)s, it " Cause the Miss Cassocks plays site Ila psieholls r it it-Sri. -. i.e iestsoces pa cannot neerfelaem I Move atolocii, to " the miod's eye" to road them. Okrimis, that the best Farreise of . oattoa Us is the menisci, which. became one station. gal if wig mote.l author of to-night Have lahonea in the privet tare to write, if let on his totters gy into s passi.m— - 'l, For noti4i sas te a ts Ileper hobs ire fashion. t a IVAV4IL 11EROIS M. i --...--. • , . The frifintrinc account has been received of a holy noble wad ketitriNs eet..pexfortued by Mr Wi!linn Mattheles.'Mi:lthinnen on hoard iii, hilie frigate, co.nnnanded.lay that distinguishes a Am, Ca' ipt tin Luring ; dated otaivre, July 7 11'0: .•- r " On the .tili instant, Joseph flurrhes,a oeittlan I • fell overboard : hr could not swim ; it woe blow i l i t t 11. " n :,..• and he was immediately in a sinking state Life Utley', gratings, Sze. were thrown to his suist ante, but he had not skill to Avail himself of theta MA Intl halt could hare arrived in time to sat • . kn. fit this critical moment, 111 r. Matthew', ani mated by Immunity. courage, and uncommon pre rence of mind, !zoned into the sea, and, nest pro feeilm...; to a grating. swam with it to the object o his rare, Ile grappled the sinking and itituOtt tike leas body with one hand. whilst with the other It supported himself mg the grating, until the boa , came to their relief, at whirls t i ttt .. this noble youth was nearly exhatis , eil, anti tile ....some was bruugh • beck to life with difficulty." -• - A copy of Die subjoined official document ha ..... tires *eat to [Aunt'', for the information of stir persoos 5% are coenTrupel in the Ault-toren trade it " TREA , 4IIII' DILPATITM ENT. MAI. 4. ... '• ton-1'.41 will 11 , resilh receive • prude., entre of • i Art cutterrion; Ili. l'oniutertial lotereinirat Is liturs tit Conc.! Szates, awl Giro( Britain and Frauce, awl their 44 pen.leace •, a-iti tar other prnpo-es• • e - CI.- instructions formvely given rcapertioe the elirratiO ef 1.1,A vions 4,1 standar water*, betete*OPlitside t" tl " . t* P ~ ..:.ccnous of tie Act, it is over•sory lii oh•etre. thal th • ...inn C. out the harbours or waters sutler the ;oriole-no !i... I. natal Stoles, embrace!. ,subject only to the excel ' , :,.:nude by the Act, e ery Aeseription of Britivh or Frew r - , cod , ...el- . whether p•thlic or primate, and whether sail L is! aith or without a cuottuevaiuit wathorisieg the Clear, I el 44t i, " All other rertrictino• on the cOrrintereial itstemoun sa t I . i a,....' Or (iii it Btotatn, tint prey °may repealed, hot expo ed on thr 1.1 Inst. I atn, Ate: o ( s , :tieJ.l " ALSER r I:ALI.ATIN. " N. B. There,. sax tor to recline that a ease tins alrentl al h•pp,:tert at Cheek , Noli, in Smith rite Moo. of a Britt" lino-Lout vessel, &inlet an -rely t. l' elv foe i. 0c.., seA witloatt an i eirrignismoa auttionaing the r0 0 t... rat vessels, which hi teen refase.l anent' ) of Ler eat go to that pest." • A Siesta's bre beets litld iii Dublin, of II I 114 "kees ifa'• for the purpo,r of alleviating the pul i he distress at this rriod, when the followiog soil scripting" were immediately made. viz. the I.om I.tLvrta6wr, Joe noncan; LORD CHINCILI.NI • " 0 ; Mr. W. W. Pat.', 2uo; the ATTORPIET•CiI blau, 100; Sir CoLtar.as Saxrox. 1 9 0; at. Wlti% • whet tieutleutto, CO guintei tett'. VERE-STREhT CLUB. Yesterday afteriiono, Rivett, the How-street offi cer, arrived in town front the Isle of Wight, with , 4 Ensign belonging to a West India Regiment, charged, upon the evidence of a drum-boy, with a MOO diabolical offeuce with anufacr drutu-hoy, at the Were-street Clutihouse. The Prisoner underwent An examination before Mr. NA RES. and acknowledged being at the 'loupe, and psrt of the, circumstances stated agaiost him. lie wee committed for further ex intirlitiou. 'Cite boys are in rife custody at the 'l'oo er. As he was being conveyed by the Rivet' to the Browo-hear public-bmse, a *tont ponerlid frail oat mistook the officer for the pronnier, ;Ind game him several v-olent and Ilirett could not get himself diseugaged from her without using vio lence. Jtat'll)E. Yesterday morningoase of the most determined, deliberate, and horrid suicides, well committed by a young Mail of the name of Treater, a footman in die employof the Prince of Wales. He ent-red Carl ton-House as early as between live and six o'clock, seal went into the servants'-hall, where he was found writing by another servant of the Isrince's, named Barr, who had got tip early : they conversed toge ther without perceiving any difference in Tranter's conduct or behaviour, to s to induce him to hare any suspicion of what was about to take place ; at length Barr left the hail, and wheel hr was in another part of the house he heard the report of • pirol ; he had no suspicion that it proceeded from the hall, but returned there as lie intended, when he found Trainer iu • dif f erent part of the hall, and at the instant called to him to know what wile the matter, hot received no auswar : but on looking at him, hr perceived blood Mowing from his stomach,` and that he hail shot himself with one of his travelling pistols, which are always kept loadeil; his waistcoat was on tire, occasioned by the waddit"r (tithe pistol. Carrwas so much alarmed at the horrid, unexpected sight, that, iustea 1 of sluing any thing himself, lie ran out to fetch the gate-porter to assist. Ou his return with the por ter, just before they got to the hall-door. they beard the report of a pistol, and its fall. They found that Trento' hail deco so completely determined on his own di a:ruction. that he had gat off his waistcoat. which was on lire; and. in his wounded state, he had got across the hall, about ten yards. an 4 pros cured another loaded pistol, and discharged the contents into his left side. and tke Limed was flaw ing very copiously frost both wounds. Burr asked Trainer what induced hint to do the rash act; he replied he hail done it himself. and it was no business of his or auy body's ate. Train. ter lived about twenty minutes. The letter he was writing proved to he • letter addressed to Isis sister's hasbanil, bequeathiug all his property to his sister, amounting to about 5001. except 401. to he given to • unites' child. . . . . - ......._. _....__ He appeared to tw in very good health and epi tits on Tuesday. lie neither assigned any erase for tile rash art. nor rate any conj ecture be formed as U. the erase, exerist report • disappointment ut a!4ore affair. lie *AS seppoSed to be a farratrite with the Prince. lle as pattienlarly remit kable foe oratorio and tit-solutes, iu his dress. He wore eery large sdn.kera, awl was constelered • h an ds.nne yowl:. tots... 11 has live,laith she Prince b e tween *even bnol • ight years. Previous so that, he lived with the Duke of giseeotbarry as a risuis.aig footmen. _ . . The boar t +ken to Sr. Martnie boos-b w I 1 v.uaryis VeirriL S.f Ls or QP.I nsfs "IL Yesterday monolog, at itis early hnor, 4$ Spanish Sheep, of the rlitgret , ! breed. part of thoee seat as a present trout the Sispreittc Joists tants M q: sty, mid which were lauded at Drieford *howl! months ago (the tiisr of ibis breed ever sold by ilis Ma je-t 3 ) ; 53 Spanish sheep of the Paillar breed, vitt of a similar present, whirls were landed at Ports mouth isi November IKON. (t part of which last lot were sold lest Jar), were placed in as many sepsrate pews. under Coe trees by Kew-Not-141w. near Richmond. A convenient range of sheds,and pen. had been erected on the opposite side of the Paddock. next gew-gardens. iu case the day bad proved unfivonreble. Li the early pot of the foretmon, a large cbo course of breeders atithantateura of. Spanish sheep attended, and examined the sheep ; and, exactly at twelve o'clock, Mr. Daniel Smith intruded, and opened the 'mantises by a short speech, stating. that this was the 4th year that he had had the honour of appearilig there. hut without, on any runner ()cc ,- sum, having such s lot o: fine sheep to diaptoe of rs those before them, which were rime the Hocks heretofore briongiog to the King of Spirit) and the Prince of Peace, of the true Negrete and Pallier breeds, the superior wools of which used to be worked up at a royal manufactory at Guadalaxara in Spain. Tne ravages, mid he, which the French' have made ou the 30,000 000 of royal Merino *hap lo Spain, mum% fail of easily diminishing the quan tity. and greatly euhaociug the rice of Melillo wool, for which • tailtton and *half sterling mei annually to he paid by this country to Spout. lie mentioned these circamslaticet, lie said. *0 thew the certain releantages of 14,rrAdotiog iu Spanish sheep io this country ; cud in older to .hew the de pendance which can he placed on the wool's im proving hotrod of degenerating iu this country, his Misjepty had directed a sheep, • rim of Sous , . a descendant of .me of the first lot of Spanish sh eep which his Majesty had it: this country 20 years ago, to be exhibited this day in a separate pen, for the exemination of the company present. Last year several of the sheep offered to sale were lame; a defect from which the present 100 were free. The rams, he observed, looked smaller, perhaps. from hrn, - this veer shorn, instead of being sold in their wool as heretofore. The "thole were to be sold without reserve ; and front the high tiricol given at Lord Somerville's cud other *Ales hauls. and the highly re,pectahle company present, he could not but, on the whole, amieijrite great advances on the prices heretofore given at those sales. The buldwgs eoniineticed 4,n 33 pens of rains, which were knotked down in succession as follow, viz. Lot Goiueas. _ . . 1. A foal mounted Rain, of the Paular bard, Mr. Mill.s - - 60 4 A Jaw, Mr. Smote - - - 42 a A gl;tiu, 11r. Wli4ll ot - - -3:. 4. A foil istuutlad It ..n, o: thr Nc;rtte breed, Mr. MIA S. A .1:t1 1 :, %Iv W;!lts 4J , et. A ditto , Mr. Wt. , glit . - - ;.:•• - 7. A ehtti,, bird by His ANesty, and used in the King's duel:, Mr Plower. - 6t 8 A thit., dith., Mr. Haat - - - 9 1 D A full-is nithol P...1' ar Ram, Mr. Ch,c 47 to. A ditto, Alf. Willis - • ea 11. A ditte, Mr. I,ts.li • 71) - It. A hill-tnuiiilled Se:trete Ram, Mr. [lmre, • 01 13. A diltii, Sir Rube, t Kinginitil - 4.. 14 A .illin ,In _to - 114 • . • 11. A thlt,r, heed by H. Maksty, Mr. Wools - 101 Ili. A 11.11 u ditto, Karl Moira 7 I 17. A glatu dam, Mr. Way - - f.:l 10. N full.muuthrd Famine Ram, Mr. Sumner - ins --- - t!fr A dot*, Sir Mate Popham - 1114 2.1. A ditto, Mr. J.roes - 31.) 21. A filli-sitomlitol Ne4rate Ram, Mr. Aylward - 41 gr. A ditto, Mr. Hurt • 3 , 1 23. A lall•moviliol ['solar Rao, Mr. Maitland - 46 WS. A ditto, Mr. Gale - t to 2'. A full.utuathed Negrrte Ram, Cul. Scads - 173 Q 6. A ditto, Mr Usickw..ith - - 41 27. A ditto, Mr. - Cf. A six toothed Neserte Ram, Mr. Burunt - as 29 A fall-twounied Negrate It.. u, bred by His Maj,sty, Mr. Willis - - 61 )O. A ditto, ditto ' - Mr. Hawkins Ott • 31. A six toothed Ntgrete Ram, bred by His Majesty, Mr. Dnektrorili • - - 33 32. A ditto, ditto Mr. Gale - • - 49 A forir•teads;cl Nervier Ras, bred bi nig Majesfy, Mr. Samuel. l'oribiam Three 33 Rams produced 19i01. 9.. or more than 581. each, on an a•eragr ; • herrn* the hi►;hest sun► before fetched by any Item, at the King's was 751. 15.. at the last sale. The sale of Ewes neat followed. Lot. GOIOCIIP. 14 :it full•tanutbed Penh's. Ewe, CwiseelTbeeaLill 35. A ditto, Mr Beale - • - as 36. A full.wwwelord Nefrete Ewe. ditto - -3.) 37. A twil.twoaillud PAULI' Eue,. Mr.Saiwllpiecw - 36 as. A ditto, Mr. MttfurJ . - It', - 39 A fwl.-ostouthed Ntv etc Ewe, Mr. Haney - 3. 4.). A full-struutked P.tu:az Ewe, Mr. %%slim - Irti N. A Oilto, Mr : Wools - . - 61 " - A full-woe tired Ilegnitt Ewe, Mr. Howard - 43. A Atar-nowetheal Polar Eww, Mr. Boso:m - 33 44. A ditto, ditto - - J 3 _ _ _ ee• A full-niouthrtl Neve*, Ewe,Mr. W...1s - io 46.-A full.wounlard Paular Ewe, Mr. Buurue - 33 47. • 'lnto, Mr. Wools • - - 61 el. A full.tuoutheil Nevelt Ewe, Mr. Willis - 45 49. A full-ssoullard Mauler Ewe, Mr. Broadhead • 41 So. A alniu, Mr. Thornhill - • el Si. A folholuoillell N• i rrrte Ewe, Mr Bourse - 19 Si. A fie.:.o. nalle.l P•IYISt Ewe, Mr W,l - er sy. A dirt., Ur. Harvey - - 40 34. A full-woutht4 N.rreir Ewe, Mr. Harvey - .17 Si. A foll.mosibed Mauler Ewe, Mr. Lester - So s 6. A Am.,, Mr. Bc...ke - - 23 37. A 101310uu1i5..4 Norpek. Ewe, Mr Howard - 36 Se. A full.useuilard Mauler Ewe, Mr. flu. erd - is ; 9. • Jana, Mr Wldm - - 44 tax. A (.114nonsil.cd Neve*, Ewe ' Sir 04401 PoPh in i 11 " 61. A faill-woalleel Peeler Ewe, Mr. 5 , 4434 - 53 6s. A Aden, Mr. Lyda.? - 31 - 04. A fuel moulted Negrete Ewe, Mr. t‘.igilt . ao b 4. A fell.wootlaed Pawls/ Ewe, M. James • 3G Os. A ditto. Mr. I.)ster . - - to 631. A to:LH:m.6'l*ra Negras Ere, Mr 110. aril - 114 67. A fe.i.ow.r.tired Polll/11, Ewe, Mr. Guldaiucla - 41 N. A ditto. ale W0..1e - - . - ell 6,1 A fed smoothed N'egrete Ewe" M. rater - 36 7 ,,, A lull oroull..J Fattier Ere, Mr. MIVACC • 30 . 71. A ditto, Mr. Bit. lay . - el 74. A 1.1-I..nosoub.il Navel, f:we, Ditto * 23 It. A foul-uroldheJ Maolas Foot, Mr. Wu.als - SO 74. A dodo, Mr. Brooke - 33 - 7s. A l'ull.rwoolbed Nexrete Ewe, lir Rogers - 43 76 A full.to.ned.r4lPardar Ewe, Sir Rotate Eluirsueill 57 77. A dills, Mr. fauld6wirla - jti 70. A fisa.wunatimed Nepalis Ewe, Mr Sarah...ear - 99 79. A full mouthed Paula( Lire, Mr. B,uoke - to . t.. A Cabo, Mr. 1 ',ger - . . ie el. A foll.tuoullard Never Ewe, Mr. lT,,o's - 33 92. A full-ousailitd Pardee Eare,Sir Rob, Bit 1 , ....r.. di 32 se A ditto, d lio - . - 35 si 4 Cal:-Is stb-d Nrytte Es-Isf It..ther 4 • .... 4- A rwitiowathej ihiblwirweli. Sir. 'oats ' - srf. A ditto, Mrefoutplsik • - - - 11;. A iiill-tori, flied Negrrte Alec Mr Dwckwortli ale. A fun tu•titl•ed Ir solar ewe, Zs. Guldilacia - a'P A &IL', Eail of Rothe* - - pO. A roll mouthed rfrierele Ewe ' %fr. %Yowls 91. A fun-uswuthed Paulin. Ewe, Air. Lyster 92. .1. d,tto, Mr Dawes - - 9J A full-mtrotlted Nrgrete Etre, Mr. Gale 91. A 4111-motithed You'ar Err, Mr. Aylward 9".. A ditto, Mr. Broaatwad - - q 6. A filiinoullted Negrete (tire, Mr. riburne 92. A foll-anootherl l'au!ar Ewe, Mr. 13,c,ke pc A ditto, Mr. Compton - - gg. A full-niouthe.l Isi.;;;ete Ewe, Mr. 13.trelsy 1/10. A fos,l-lootillted Kollar Ewe, Mr. blo'ools 101. A ditto, Mr. Itromlbead - 108. A full-mouthed Nrgiele F.we, Mr. Wools le3. A full•mootlted l'aullr Ewe., ditto - HNC 63 au 9S i 95 91 og - 43 119 Three E.es prodaeed .2.011 I• 15s. than 371. el. each, oil the average. A in.irque was pitchel, and *aides laid the pens, whereon as mangy ut the Loinpani pirtuok of ham and real sandwiches, porter, stout. eider, &c. An expert waiter from Anchor Inn, where the mire-lim:e3ts were , stood at the head of the tal)le in a linen dress, marred for, and helped the company, Hy to their in emnevidation and cosnfurt, it kind of deist en•ertaininents are witally anal Among the e.iiiipeue, which was loulusious big* respecttbl,., we olotierd— The Deese of rdarence and Cumberland. Lord rearik. 6ir Joseph 134i.k., Sir H owe Yu i .lonin, Kingman!, Xir Jobu Sanders SeiCla kt. .101 en Jam...steam, Esq,Christopher Tvseers, E.q.Catieu Esq. i.e. THE ORIZ:NTAL OBlTTlelil Nu. 1. We have been favoured by a Correspond's/I a compilaiion, under tie above title, pub: Madras, being a collection from the Mr Inscriptions on the think. of those persons ashes are depo.ited in India, since the format Europe.in octtiemenis in that quarfrr of to the present time—with Biographical &c. of departed north and talents. The are extracts from this work. WALTER GRANT, E.4Q. The logs of a man so errintriit Cw the public virtues which sifor.ied his thorns-ter, fur the volenee, welt cuttiested understanding, and pore of honour and iistrgrity, wilicii. shone 0. 0 ronsp.: Aides of his conduct, will he lone deptore•l•with lively sextet Iry his ustacrous cir:ic of sorrowing sad lonising friends. The tattooists ioscriptioa is eaten front a erected to Its !BMW) to the English buning.grain4 the island S KKKKK TO TUT vrmoitir 011 • IVALTER, GRANT, ESQ. Nester is Equity hi the Supreme Court of at Meares, il'ho departed this Life the sib of November, Aged 3a ”stars lo *hoot was united eiery quality that eaidd , vale the Harrow C4arscter. in the pit rfortaance e duties of Life, his conduct slime cuuspicuous, out be loo; upheld as worthy of imitation. He was the must dutiful of Sous, the kititle , t of Brothers, the most Tender, Indulgent, and Affectionate of As his ear was ever rept a to the voice of thrtivss, believulcuer of h., heart artequa!lcd; hat in mirfultsne, ahtenerd the cetera-tine c: a public of his generortty For the cousciousaeas of a good action was ' rofficieat rerompeore. In the dirrbarge of lees date.. a, a Iliagistrste, fribur public avocation, tw pi ovrii himself to posses* *mad yedgraest, run/Ansel situ tureallied isdeglity; Aid it ear hie wiugorlar 'good fulsome, la the admia r edradloa iast Me, to sender lommlf beH.vrd by the good,. chili the r ail*: coi.ferai d the repriglitoeas of his destrms. As he lived respectiJ, so Le died ionises •ally regretted To recited so much worth, and in te.itimeof ••••- isr.issabie Tbis bumlAa tribute is ..Rue.' by SARAH GRANT, His ufb.cted and discuosooste Widow. G. G. RICHARDSON, E- 4 .4. • OUTIIER IS TUC OOLIC O• COLT, SAILER, AND Cu. Be was a watt itistlKLlnesil of heart sod issuers bad enifrated him to all los 1. worts, - tiroooy of regret for h.• 1..0 Wabtspreolcd by a teadrtoce at bill inlrramnt The Mina-lac attrertptino Is WWII from erected to his tocrir,ry at the Login,lt brat)tug , grotrud _ _ _ G. G. RIC 11•1111101, 311 Years. Ob..totb Aug. 1111.5. I would write tby Eaton, but wry lean blind THOlf BOWYER HUB DIA, ESQ. The followisig in,eriptithi is takes (tout a istonouient Id to Lis tuetuury iu the Esiglish betyius.grinal island SACRED To 0T,1111_14117011r T 110314 S BOW VLR HURD'S, ESQ. A Stator Merchant is the • Service of The Honourable Ert India Company, and one of the Judges of The Sudden Court under the Presidency of Fi.rt St George. Sic died on the Pith day of November, iu the 37th year of his age To a virirtins understanding, cultivated by the elegant He united an hottest firmness of principles, tailrawadr •sal oubentinig iu - tegetty• In his Public at at loo ' By the able, tlibgeut, and faithfal diseberge important duties, Fie deserved and pineJ the eater= awl approbation of the succesasve Governateuts by whoa be was He gems ally r;grettea! !! Exemplary L every rclatioa of Private mid Domestic Aad M Hie a.eul boor elmerhal sod iirstruelrea. rem Aioooi tof her irveparabie lws M meat- I tiT kis ajHtct. d IT. ►e costraued Extract from a lettegrolf Yon's. Rog. Socretary to the Beihrdraf Agivieoltore of Emitted, data.' Dludet...lcl, Stato'll s Jaly 11, 11110, to a Oen tleenan nest Belfast t--o " Cotibett talked aossease about tie crop, tor h there ait Ile time I erne tLe treat marmoset* of to,Ato, ohm!: r•u Most drembil ; etery airs new leeks well , het b.y, new oat of tae add, is tit. is pe► toe at Thiry St EE orb's." It is aye: ved in one of tt-e Foreign Jim rii4:-, ti at BONAIPArft makes all hi. Generals Princes. .eiel that. in this cc a utry. we make oar fle.nces Grieco sar ! Ali Ofll et of %Vorship street P.ll ee Office hav ing gone on Thoia lay morning to execute_ a warrant for an ass iult. on f/osetisa. ■ lebourer. whn lived i n Georg-street, Shoieelitch. and while wailing for Dorian to get up. the letter out his throat with s clasp keife. in a shocking istaanei ; a sarrgeoa was sent for e who pee very little henna of his recover:. roots - to I. 15a. Or more lea laid opposite nupany re chose porter, brown. , r from the Blue • s were provided. linen drew, and sly. much wore fort, then these tally managed. numerous end land, T.ord wham, Sir Robert John Pane, Esq. Esq. Cullen Smith, 71, lel ft Y. rrespnwient with ,le, pull...shed at the MO i 1UO(Ald the formation of ter of the globe at.ical Sketchea, The following IQ. ultlie rad domestic the uubuitotted bre sod pure sentiments comipaqvitusly bite >re.l•with the mud sorrimtug relations from a motinmeut bon ill , groat..l us LT OF SQ. >art of Judicature • remember, 1807, could adore or etc- iosioance of the te- e conspicuous, aid ion. Sous, lostate of Ilealmods. dolt-cm, so was the hot in alleviating I ti:a public display on was to Lim a e. gistrate„ as is every mach to power a pled istestity; Ise &ambient rates el •• dm peg, Ante mom f his dectstos. •ally regittted ! ' eeteroawy of bar red by IVidow. ESQ. T, MAILER, OMIT, heart awl rarity of lends, and *Lew us- edbyaoume.uusst- (fom ■ monument .r)iits, ground os the 1, tears blind we. C. E It. Mt, ESQ. a a isestoolent evert- yiug.grimuit as the tetlY DIS, ESQ. the Company, . of Presidency , ember, I9OS, age y the eternal Madirs , f primness, iutegrity. iodise/A of mos) • mai almembeitio• to be was emplo3 ed. •• Domestic Life, sod instruettse. , arable loss Widow. Iva YOUNG. Iteq. allure of England* 1. 1810, to a Geo. crop, ear h tbrre at r sa,5llC, which was . well , hat hay, new ry St Ensued's." ti et !Isis Princes. MIA Pr. noes Gene• els ! 'At 'e Office hair- • execute_ a warrant bonrer, who lived I while wailiug fee • his throat with la re ; a rage** was ,es of his recover:.