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LOU o; rss AlticorTn,riptalDbOcr, Dr Mt Tbis no' le fillip, which wits on the eve of her &jail:ice fur Englaw!, has met with a fate net un common to vessels speitir,ittle to 'lre port of Bons boy ; we base been able to collect the whole of the p triicutans of this melancholy affair, which we pube itsh for the infurinatinii of our restive, Ou Wedueetley night, the 11th instant, about half-past ten, the tint alarm of tire ars communi estAll by a .eaeunnie to Mr. Krtupt. Ci ief ()ni ece, who. coming upon deck, observed the smoke weeding iu great columns frets sH the watch ways. The night was rxre.sively dark, and Mr. Keutpt with a pre•exce of mind not mouton on ouch diitre•sing occasions immediately hailed all the ships a:outid him, viz. the cruiser, Teirs aursik, which was Iyin. close to the Ardaseer, and His Majesty's ship Iphicesia, &e. and at the same time sent the 3d officer, Mr. Askwith on shore to acquaint the Coptam With the state the ship. During th a time, and before any a ..m.nce was derived, the tire wilt sprrading very • k war the insiu hatchway. end the gun-deck tiv.i of thick black smoke. liteuiediate preparation. had accusingly been inakmg in the fleet fo:. render in; all requisite assistance, as in the course of ten minutes lifter the general alarm by Mr.Ketupt. ...tenable aid was ;served be the of wen from the Teip mcntir, rod Cliijimne. Capt. Wantwitgltrof th• later. atterwied in prison with 100 men, aid brought a seasonable supply of hiselsyss. w Itii an engine, which were all set to work slarr:ty. Captain W. on learning that the Ire host wade so. Is a rapid roves.. advised Ire n tookr hn'e, to be bond as clove to the water es pos rattle. The crew or the Aril hod been roused to their drily. and efforts Were making by envy one to k..p the fi:e under. Before tnialnight, Capbsin litisktock 1.a.1 sirsisest on brawl. and twnii 4 ht with him a l'u t 'e a seine from the shore, which was also sue to work own great spirtt ; and in order that its effect* aught be recetwed with more adv.:war, the gust deck w a seamiest in threw different pi:sets, and stbich, for a tuna, eras attended with groat benefit. The dre, however. notwithstanding all these sfr^- mws exertions. increased, end the sadden bursts 01 . d m *. which iron. d uwt of the hold, together with the iitrintity *woke, rendered it difficult to cun t ion • thoike exertions in the some degree with which they elanmeereil. A little after tifrlire, at mid zht, Mr. Motry, superintendent of marine; Capt. !tlergotty. er atterdant ; and Mr. 'Mack, his Crpt asomant. wade their appearance on board, to resider 411 the aanstanee in their power. The en. glues had non becu pLacine fur a easisideratie ;one, mut. not • Wort-, .iscg the q2mat•ty of water deri.e,l f.-orn ti is source and the hand and every olher met:lo4l derived to keep the fire under, it was found that this destioctive element . still glioed ground, and, se oil further exertions thi. way could be of no avail, it was resolved, upon the consulter :on of Captain Wainwright, Mr. Money, the Master Attendant, and Captain Rid lock, that the ship should be instantly scuttled, which resolution was latruediately carried into exit. cution by the carpenters of the 4 Aigenia and Chiffuenc, as the lust resort for paving any part of the ship or cargo. The stuns were avi ordingly brought over to starboard, and the sir-nth and spare anchors cut away from the larboard Stk. in order to f militate this service, and admit a reedy flow of water. During the time these operations were going forward, the master-attenclant, with much diligence, lei 1 a 'Hisser out to ehei k the sl.ip in shore, and prevent I.er oinking iu deep water. as glin.fire Captain Wainwright, with his men, left the ship ; and et the sitar ume Mr.. Money, whose mimic+) to preserve her valuable reniWiis had been thrnuglieur, soot on shoot for the master-builder, and 3 gang of carpenters, to scut tle her in various plsees. that .he might fill es quit k ly as possible ; at fire in the tnonnug the buckets and engine belonging to the master attendant were also sent for and immediately set to work. The people were now all engaged in throwing and starting water down the hatchwiy, the effects of which, together with the heueht derived front scuttling were receptible, as the ship was grit. dually sinking. The fire had no', sa early as ex is the morning, made any vieiLle havoc, nor had the flames appeared to such an extent as might have been supposed. from the length of time she had been under its influence. At seven however allot' et spec , ac:e presented itself.— The Nines, ricconspenied with a black and outfit citing smoke. soddenly burst up the fore and re in hatchways. and the sipper and gun decks were n s'inrt time afterwards in a complete bite; and yet, rliirin; this critical fine, such was the s-al MaltriPpted by the *Seers of the 'hire, that when the crew had abandoned her front ije.o:site terror, these young men, considering it slit at le to cat away from the small lower and chains, In prevent her from renting upon that an. ch-r, inautetle veriarnsed this service with meth revisit, nowt lodgment. .- - The4l;p wait wow towed iss-store. and at half-past eight she presented. most terrific sad awful appear. ante. At this hour the dew constoutiic..rerl to the r.g4ing.whieh had been newly tarred. and the clerk br ing in a blaze fore and aft. the scene was grand hersuel doseriptinn. In the contemplation of Ibis ...felon spectacle. the crowd who had gathered upon tile wharf. end all the adjaerat places from whence si s;lett ei•al I Ise obtained. seem,' as if to i the lova of that 111-fated • up; every r. cent woo witnessed the destrnetion of this noble piece are/Ateetn , e, was put in taint! of the .n 1- d. ..li,oge in her de-tiny ; in the coarse of a few lu•nrs this rero'ulnn hid been produced. rerni.v. fr.o.i her high seat whi re she Basted with en honrOt pr te v i and the bosons of the gentle yule', dip• t o to- • .4.'1. of hurn•liattun at the bottom o r ti.e •••:t.—issomuoy. Sept They "tile from Arttweri...4 Meddle aft,* 2Goi, tiv•t imt.re had h.... 4 I ww.aent µmin there 1.1 1 4 e user.f, i.. which Le Li.eamele. of 74 gulls. 4441 been Mt. (4 ,Nl. stow • Ciix st*C4 E-q. of Sitipten, ;4 nnW ,on of a pliapoomenua in nature; sil. a )G•ttig • eq'c h is of 11;., own feethite, my 1 o .•1. /14 Ia t....; of the follnyn.tr ditnen to.- .•!—!; . oth n.sr •'.l ol,lrr evnetly 7 fe,t ,Inn • ;I- !,*1 • , 1.4441 11 11"1'11.1.; h in• te• tor ,at the last Sk., , tou fist'. Ise tata...o 30 vim as. teb7tr NARTI.4L. We lately d'4, the bliontes of the Evidence en `the trial of the Hon. Warwick bike, for anposing a man on the destrt Wand of Sombrero. 'llia fol lowing is a crop• of Capt. Lake's defence " Mr. President and Geutletnen of this Honour able Court—lt is not my isiteutian to detain you at ally length, by representing to you the painful situation to which I am placed, nor of pointing out to you the nature of the charge alleged against me; to men of your honourable arituds, suck au address min hardly be wanting; indeed, I am couviuced it is wholly unnecessary, from the strict attention you hose paid to the Inquiry. The accusatiou loping me is of a most serious nature ; and L beg leave to ask every Gentleman of this Honourable Court, whether It has slot been brought furer..rd under must singular circumstauces ? It is stiege.ted by a person I have never seen in my life, but whose character will loot bear investigation. 1 need not remind you. that the diameter of an accuser ought always to be most scrupulously attended to. When I speak of the accuser, of course I do not mean the Lords Comnoiasionets of the Admiralty, fur whom I must ever have the highest respect : but by my accuser, I mean Thomas, who is not here, to be confronted by sue r and whose charge is couched in a bitterness of spirit which brings down suspicion upon it. It also contains a foul and false assertion, as I trust will manifestly apirear in the result of this !orrery ; a charge which has oe:ce aOutied aggravated and unfounded manors and conjectores against my character. With ' regard to the fact' of landiug Robert Jeffery. I have peter denied it; I have admitted it in my letter to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, sod I was equally ready to admit it yesterday, in order to sive the time of this honourable Coon; hat I do from my heart deuy the motives imputed to me. 1 solemnly declare, I never iuteuded to pout Holiest Jeffery in any jeopardy by lauding him. It appear. that his character was bad; his propen sity to disobedience and dishonesty was such, as to lead ate, moil others, to believe, that puntshruent scuuld uuly harden his heart, and confirm him in his bad practices. You will be pleased to recollect the evidence of Mt. Spencer, the chief witness on the pint of the prosecution. on this poiut ; he him self advised the to get the man out of the ship; •td 1 decider, that, by landing him, I thought he would be made inure seusitole of his wain of conduct, and reform in future. I was persuaded, at the time, that t h• island was itiliabited ; in addition to which, cannot but suppose it within your knowledge, that the hilicael is not out of the reach of human etas otance. I need uot state that itis within the track of veseels oa particular elestiustions. and which fnapienity pass within sail of the island. Jeffery found this to be the case. and there is sin reason to doubt but that lie waa taken of the island; for it appears, that on • search b.ing made there afterwards for him, one of the witnesses states expressly, that not a truce of him was to be found.which I cannot conceive could have been the case, if he had remained there, as is won unwarrantably asserted by Thomas: Gauls. men, I have no doubt he was coveyed to America its perfect safety. I myself verily believe he is in England at this inoment, consigned (as it were) to the merchants, out of whose service I pressed hito, and who. perhaps, are keeping him concealed till the event of this Court-Martial is known, gni then he may he let loose upon me, to seek • compensation in damage., by au action at law; the place of his concealment, however, has hitherto clu.lal Vie diligence of my agents. I do not expect or deeire any statement to be taken on my own assertieve but I stand here ou my defence, under considerable disadvantages, with several wit. nesses. a whout I consider material on my behalf, noo shrewd ; such as Lieut. Mould, Mr. Salmon. the Mid.hipenan, Mr. Boyce the Gunner. and others; among whom I may mention the lion. Copt. CloA- is. I sin not, however, left destitute of evidence, fur a moat important document is now before you ; I mean the official report made by Sir Alexander Cochraue to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, on this subject, and by them transmitted to the Judge Advocate, read by him to this Honourable Court. and wow lying on the tittle. Be pleased to consider attentively the statement made by ties official conimunicetinn ; contrast it with the letter of Thoinda, who is my invincible accuser, and then decide whether lie was warranted in averting. that Hobert Jetkry bad perished through the inhumanity of one whom he ha thought proper to describe es a titled murderer." Gentlemen. I have stated, that I admit the feet of landing the man, but I deny the motives and con. sequeisces 'alleged *Oast me, and found this denial as well no his diameter. as nos my own belief re specting the state of the isla n d. I was informed eitterwards, on my arrival at Bashadoev, that I was mi•takeo on this stohjert, which I must ever de. plore• it cannot. however. be denied, that this island is within the obeteroation of passing vessels. foe this fact I beg tie advert to the evidence ea the pert of the prosetteio.l; and oleo to the conelneion of the letter from Sir A. Cochrane. I mast again deity that any fetal donsequeoce loefel this man; as to this point. I alight safely rest ou the westing,. thou of law, in favour of the man's existence, unless his death kw proved: as to this, I again beg leave to refer to tl.e cvi hence before you, slid once aeon drew your atteution to Sir Alexander Cochrane's letter, olararby he expresses himself fully satisfied as to the m on's safety. Getitiedirn, it appears, t Mit my Comnialialra-in-Chirf. Sir Alexander Cotiliratie. took thi. affair under his inquiry, with every mraiiii of itiforusdison afforded to I i i 444 ; and the result of his mature and unbiassed judgneeett • a.. Ci 't the ease did soot require hi.n to try tate by a Conn-Martial. but h. did. agreeably to the feel tatos of his honourable character, inquire into, ad. petit*, and punish me on the ioccasum, for I nog ad,oirwm.heal by him. es lie states in his 1-tter ; and what hut pon•shment can that be to • f-ruse, enaoly, and honourable mind ? I did. tlierdtiare. Imo., that tii.b notortunate event had aos,... n ei r visited, and that the present Conti :Martial ought hare beret drenied non..ermary ; Itot I do not mean this as the language of el:emollient ; I how to the wisdom and ju.t,ce of the Lords Coin missioners of the Admiralty, who have thought it pro. t o. r to have pot this mower into a tram of furth e r i n . ra.t lotion; and 110.1. e CI • II m4ances of my our moat make it apparent, that I load no wish to impede or protract the inquiry. L cannot be prevailed °pogo to speak or ayself, but it is possible that yon► tatty know, that an early testimony was bestowed upon me (I hope not undeaervedly) for having done that, which I admit was nothing more than n.y duty, and which I do not pretend. was wirtliy of notice. This, however, is a subject which it dots not be come any man to dwell upon, and hope to be ex cused fur even alluding to it ; but, Gentlemen. when I am preseuted to your notice, cruel and op pressive, am I not ell dicated from the charge by the evidence ? Mr. Hobson, in particular, I cons►- der as saying expressly on his solemn oath, that he does not consider me capable of such acts ; for he stateil, thnt he iv most certain. that I would not have ordered Robert Jeffery to be landed, hod I known, believed, or even supposed, that the island was not inhabited, in addition to this, I might (if I could be permitted so to do) adduce the unsolicited and 'inexpert ed evidence of a most handsome letter from the officers of - my own ship. I must ever fetel obliged to those Gentlemen for addressing it to me, whether I am allowed to Is/ it before this Honour able Court or not. I rely implicitly on your good sense, experience, and honour, and I look forward to be speedily relieved by your sentence, from the dark and horrible insinuations which have gone fo►th, and deeply wounded my peace of mind. and afiected my character as a Captain of a British man-of-war. I apologise for occupying so much of your time. acknowledging the attention and in terest you have inamfeced on this seimaion, and confidently expecting a favourable result from your feelings of justver and honour, actuated by the evidence which has been adduced before you ; and winch. I must 'oilman, dies in no respect substan tiate the very extratiamery accusation that has been preferred against me.—Dated Gtb February, 1810. st W. Lau." 8d771, MAiul 10. We are happy to tul.rm our readers, that the noted George Allen. who hav, tor c o me months past, been committing repeated depredations iu the diii sion of Satieforuni„ is at last secured, and, after un dergoing ■ long examination, was committed by G. Itoetnsoe, Esq. to llchester gaol, fur trial at the ensuing as.izes. Ile confessed basing broken open Farmer Giffoni's house At %Yellow ; Farmer Hockey's at N'rithlisigton ; Mr. Poltiors, of Fox. cote ; and Farmer Ox.'illiain's of Wallow ; the two last houses were broken open on Friday night lest. Allen was discovered by Mr. Jacob Bailin, the high constable of Wellou. an Sunday evening twit, us a large cavity hollowed out from the centre of a hay mow in Willow parish; in which pier, acre f oun d with him. about 501 b. wt ielit of raw lot f, ti or 7164 of butter,. 18 large sacks, some trucks af.ti petti coats, struck frock, &c. which several nr• airs were sworn to by Messrs. Pcb .. .iny and Oxen,' no, fruit whose houses they were stolen on Friday night last. Allen was quite it totutor to the neighbourhood, sad his apprehension seems to give universal satisfac tion. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, M. TO. I IOIIROW. M. 31. Thomas Crook, Pricket•st ii et, linen-41mm • 3 in Thomas Sunnorks, II aichtlir•bighway, carpenter - 3lt John Wallis, Condon, Surrey, tailor - 3 to hathaniel Barium, Curasior-street, Cliaarery•lane, stationer - - 3 10 James Wilkes, St. Janice's-street, ouirmaker - 3 10 Julio Tarim, Groat Toner street, wuolleu-draper - 3 1 Frederick Dom, late of High-street, Suothimik, op. holder . - • 319 William Thomas Pass au-I Jacob Bailey, Duck• bead, Bermondsey, Surrey, !newer, - - 3 I 2 John Gregory Ashley, Gloucester-terrace, Cummer rial-ruad, Middlesex, meielmut - 3 1 Juhu Rabb, Leadeuhall-street, London, w holerak- L,sier - - - 3 13 John Brown, late of Lung-lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, tamier . - - 3 1 Juba Banister Hudson, late of Hackney-genre, Mid dhow:, baker - - . 2 10 George Warde, Neweastle•upon•Tyae, grocer - 9 12 hi illimn (*.blown, Lawrence-lane, wine•ntercharst . 01n Julio Iluuk, Chaska Pratt Wyatt, and Thomas bey-e. II in sleydow n, Surrey, kad • wianntiemrers . 2lt JlOllO Pluilit,•ti and Janes Plimpton, Weod street, Loodou,aini South Bridge, EdsuLurgh, warehouse men - - - - • 2 11 Robert roster, Eden Cottage, Kingsland-road, Middle sex, eilkniau - • 2 10 Samuel Ramsey and Peter Aldrich, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, upholsterers • .. 51 12 Memos 11101.11 e, Shoreditch, - - 2 12 Julio Allen, late oil;reat Sait a.stre-t, Clerkenwell, nor - • - 9 10 William Peril, late of Ahlealiam Wood Farm, He refordshire, cyder-inerehant . - I 12 Benjamin Wianieti, Ma,gai - et-street, Cavendish square, stet k-hrulter - - 1 12 James Waiilson, Chi-Aunt, Hertforchhirc, tailor - 1i 2 Jame Payne, Burnham, Fasts, clothes salesmen . I I i William Butcher, Brighthelinstone, Sussex, plumber i iii William Hack, Hampstead, M i ddle s e x , haberillisher i lu James Rielsardson and John Sanderma, late of Tim bridge, tient, farmer - - i to - Theophilus Chic and Samuel Richardson, Token• •11.,u5e.) aril, London, ineiLrhants - 1 II John Masted, little Earl street, Middlesex, ears loaner - - I 10 - James Halter, Tokenhonsel aril, I.ondou, nstrrhant - I to Gideon Hewitt, late of South Moulton-street,. Mese ttr•rgetart, tailor _ - 1 10 John Ita!lard, Birminxhin, 4-031. duster - - i 10 John Hardy Jackson, late of `irlby, Yorkshire, mariner 1 Is Philip Primo, Brewer-street, Gii!deusquare, jeweller II I Edward William Davey, Paradise-street, Rather lithe, ship-joiner . - 1 I DIVIDENDS. ___ .._....—. Joseph Romer, Roomooodotseet, Clerkoswen, watch jeweller - - - Sarah Slohlo, Sontillmpteo, millioer . . Jusrph Jour*, Woud•sirt et, Leghursi hal warehouse -- - man - . - - _ _____ - I - John Mutely, late of Banksidr, Surrey, colour- nue frif turer - . In - - David Williams, Sboredittls, linen.dtapvt t Jaws Potts, White Bee/lard, Back-hilt, looking glass-traase.maler - - 11 WilliamiGioddes. CriebonnlP- 8 ‘11.7, lisen•draPer • a John Hay listehinson, Poland,stml, 'it . ..utile, - 1 Mk-hard Wesiaiseott, senior, ak.not stre.t, sculptor l• So . Matthew 1114314 w, Kni. flumes %Cilluason and %t alli rNs Muslim, tiraetchareh-stteet, Lo;don, bookers - - - I a - CERTIFICATES.. . . _ __ Rk►ard!lswkita,late of lin.ltreo Sosorroot, ota-keeper. 1 booms 11 e. 0.1, late of Chelleobass, Glooreder, aro. keeper. Joh., I'vt, of P. ntlowno.l, Somerset, miller. Henry Davm, Isle of sonde& Lod, Durham, but woo of WA worth, Isny, top-tujeaer. Thomas Ta)bm, of t 14c..Jgroare-roid, it Mary, Pabiliagtos, Marl4llsars, carpcatar The Purace of the D•fi-aset man of war. (Mr. Ott, Lot) jumped out ..f the cabin au.datv oh that ship, at Plymouth. • Per day. solve, lad was drowned. Liu thttl) bi.d not been ou 31outLy. NAYAL LLIC NC isoivamorrrn. st Arrived the Excellent, 74 guns, with about 30 sail from Gibraltar; , left th,• the 46th ult.; Grampus, 50 guns, Capt. Ihn Bonne Citoyeurte, Capt. O'Connor; z,„„ / gnus, Capt. I,l'Keusle, Royalist, Os hi,., 4, Mitxuell, with the We 4 India couvoy In ; • y Dowus; WoolerieA and Linnet from the Eastward. Sailed the gent. 74 guns. Captain Ito..:ers, Lisbon = the Dolphin, afore-ship, (or t h e Awl ratters; and the .4fraeake, 44 guys. Capt.iiii I get. with the East L,d,r convoy, except the Scar, which did not reach here (ruin the 'DOA time. The West India, convoy that dropt down Yarmouth Roads, yesterday, sailed liii.t of at six &dna, with a due breeze, and arr, eft off Falmouth. The Holistic.. 36 guns, Captain M. Sentt, captured it small French frigate, Ittilen with sal stores ; she passed the Needles this' alt-room come up to Spithead. PLYMOY77I•taoCK. M.trrn Sailed tho Cesar. 00 lions, for 1.1,,I)ou; the. pernew.r, 74, is getting under weigh to follow her , Sailed also the Indrfatittolik, 40, Captain and Penettek, tS, Captain Peak, on a rtui le; the Intelligent, gun-brig. Lieutenant Tucker, s convoy to the westward. IPA LlllOl7lll. M a aru Sailed the Prahiegheme packet, fur Lisbon. TORBAY. u* I Sailed, last evening, for Lisbon, the Red brig. with liner transports under convoy, will 9th Regiment of Foot ou board; also die Cud. brig, and Gambier cuatr, uu a cram. This afternoen, two sloggers, Ittatitsi with wl •. , came in from Ostend. but ire do not hrar RUV MVP The Hem, 71, is hti,v Riming into the bow( witb a fresh wind from she Eaetward. Rtsaains in the Mmeo. Ilia 1 1 , ""? of war. Conte in from • crtis.e, die Lieety escise cat stationed here, Capt. Lithuroe. D!%L. wancn Sailed pevernl oltipo to joie convoy of Porto, Come duos' from the River, and soiled ilea' ately, the d/ri f iator for Tobago, nud the hie; nod dnu fur Naha. suEccitts% siAat:g The Sabine is appointed to 'oil for Ilel,fro'ai anon nit the competent ounther of 'lnlet are he, convoy will sail to felony every emlit drys. INDIA nice rut 2181715, 4t. Frew de Mares Coeliac if Oct. 11. MADRAS. De*? nit —On the clth ult. at l'alantenttuh, Henry Esq. St Surgwou. Travattevvr.—At Mumma tette lastest, the Lady of Waikato Mackeitush, Els:Ate ea this tstabtiebeseat. _ PENG A L. -MA RWTACits.—.O7. 11.. ;atis alai at tire Missing some, raeriport,by dbe ace. j) R.... 0, the 11.•%. J.taaatlarrtl,a, tor adthe Church at Cut a alit, to 31,st M. Uaritntwal, Imo Americas—Oa Shy 300, itavtaht Mr. Joshua GI &mono., Mimi Margaret )I•lltaiae2-4)a the 1.1,1 sail Mr. Julia Ceawiek, i• Mir Pamela Mayer. BISTFOP —(l• Sunday, the 34 histM4, Mn. Jobs 1111 inn. of a inn.—On Monday, Ilse loth lust Mrs. Issact of a daughter.—At Fort William, on Friday, the 1;111 the Lady of the Use. William Enka, of a daughter the Presiikory, on the ..Litd instant, the Lady of N. I Faq of the Honourable Company's sertire, of a Asselue On the it 211 instant. Mrs. %%Moue W. Poole. of a sirs Chandermagore, on the t nth tostant, Modernise Christses, a son.--.At Catisek, uu the ytb instant, the Lady of Capta C. Fagan, of • daughter..—uo the siith lust. Mrs. J. Saul of • suit. De icrus.—On Thai-Way last, the Stet warrett, is the tear of his age, Cudbert Thornhill, Esq. tale Mast, tendant of the Port of Cakutta, and use of the t European inhabitants of Ilengal. He was rend. India, some time before the taws of Calcutta by jab. Dowlab, in He was peewit daring the er part of that uufustimate IC( I.r 4—with several Europeans he sonzht shelter in she Login* shit then at Fulta; and than forteaately escaped the d ful catastrophe of the Bias k Hull. Captain Thronst had traded to alspost every part of India end at !odds, Port in the Red Rea, lie became aconainted with Bruce, the celebrated Ab)ssiniau trurtller, by whom honourably tne...tioned in his works. He was O.I6DiM Mater Attendwit in sirs, and held that appabstineal April last. His remains were int, reed, on Friday es , and were attended to the et.ive lay a crowd of resin wormers, retain, a, 6sends, and arqiimin mixes at II erased. The whole of the Marine I,tablishinent all the funeral, which was sondscled , rith e. , 41 decant , good order. The coffin was boire lea eight foreniasi chested in white, and the pall was had by th, 313.1, tendant, by his ossatants, and by the Stoic, Brune present —At lin.scligunge, on the sd inst. Ensi;rn Abr. Falliott, et the 7th rt wan ut of Native I afaatiy wie, In the ceded prosiness, on the tith inst. the dawn of R. Robertson, Esq. BOMBAY. MA a MAGI'S —On 114Y3;t13Scp timbre, M tie It C Jackson, Mr. Francis Loins, to Mrs. Ruse \butt. Oa the 34 snot. by the Rey. A. lierrswen, Cap' 410 ./Vidi ling, of Ills 3luiesty's esth Regissest, to .us Amy prosiest slaughter of Mr. Edward West, Assistant 7:r Drportwsent„ Bombay. f..—At senor, on the 4d of Assfnst, 11.1istese Buchan, of the %ladies C. 1•1111, muds Fitments"! b 'myth, r Oifitars, au4 a:I who had the pleasure a Ir quaintance. COIX M 80, Pt %TX t COlllllllO, on Saturday t\Ortinc, tile I. slant, the Lad) ut t. Laalbluo,Eaal Mastcr A torodaal fuRIiME. DrATM.—At /Undo'. isUe 6;lrTliest, Sir David Nie , Hers. He is suer...dell in In. title by Nieolsue, of tic ;*liregisseut, Deputy-A4leteet:brw Madras. PRICII OF 'rocs' TFAITAVAT. per rear. rerbeole 5 per Cent. y luau 1i.•.:• Met toter mill. T4kets ..... 4;4 . 115,14:1 for Can ruts tor 17 11: T CIAO. Sterk• /tr.,l 4, Corrobi awl g, BUtl II On WI shreeday last, thei..;:iyuf ('a :b F. silty,N. uf a buts, as her 11 , 1411 C au Nutt.nsbatu y.. DIRATif. At the Island of Tereriffs ea the 1311. February Thorny; t'..lu;an, I. 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