The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

r 1 ~ ,;-.R , 114 RP OF ERIN! A I'ATItIOTIC ODE. Harp of Erin I wake to Glory; Wake to I.reedern's iiu call I ,Now young liero6s, veterans hoary, lase to conquer, or to Nil. 0$ Erin l muse thy slumber. ! 1.0 ! the lomtle hamlets w,ve; Ercathe again toy giuwiok nuo o Sound tilt: tfluilipllS u! tile to4ve Sh,lll the hearts, Which oft have hounded, Neer awake to greet thy strain ? Where thy notes hive nit resounded, • Shalt-they tie'er be head ? ()Ii ! skall sons, degraded, In the riangeoly ? See their dearest tights iii - railed, Trembling sec, and tear to die ? What is Lite, and what is Pleasure ? Dauntless sons of Erin, say I is hut a fleeting treasure, luy—the sunshine of: a day 2511:111 the Patriot, meanly daunted, [lrv:Hess of his country's wine, tlic toe, in prowess vaunted, tinnily triumph in her ? No! -aitbu' the ',obi vc oceAn War 'hts ciujriiia4 3Scets.ifo~,h. Ertl! utak with vitae devotion Aii thy WWI to Laule tlarutq;!' Marl; thy -heroes, hold Aleancing, - Stilt alert at di,seget's e)ea th:4natic glancing " As thy, toe:. b.:lyre thcn. tail! .... Now the filo of biltric maddens }1 ; , 1 g" 4,0% V w i. t t.itours 4tise ! vioury wecry lyysoui Kadtkie i ts-- rsuo.ti of trau4,ll:ll,ciat 1110 Skies ! VVelktrow Victors! daring ; Wocome 34: WikeVC braVl:ly 1‘ on ; r ogucti,prepaiii, 7 , t,l iJOULL's ne Soi let strains inspiring 't t4r . sritegnii dirge arise; cold grave eApiring, Luo, the blecding warrior ties. • On tilt imftle-firld tofrising,. Softly si,.k the br;►vt' to test If pnottr's howl et ch pale eye dosing, Gently sot/thing every Weds' !---- Iraq, of Erin to wake to Glory ; Wake to t•ree.loiyt's ntag,t; call I ,Orelt Ite. again att. Hew'. story :.$0,41; then- &till, who no:Ay tall ! «;t of Frio ! rouse thy slumbers ! t'v c.onquecii , g banners waVC And Fretsfuires &icing/Humber:), • Soutiii the triumphs of the a be AWL Sept.. 11107. , MUSIEUS. SPORTING I AI7.ELLIGENCE. DONCASTER. RACES.—WiutitietvStrr . 2 3. Gold Cup, value toogs. free for any Horse, &c. three ear olds to ‘....trty 61.1. four year olds 7st. 71h. rive year olds 8-St 31b. iii } car olds St. I rib. and Aged gat.--,The winncr et . 444 Sabscrptiou Plate at York. this year. c a KinWs carry 41b. city's, Or any two Subscription Plates ,• at i ark thus year. lib. extra,. F our ' Lit MOlfti:M . t . 4 b. c. Scud, by ittiiiry,biatigb, 3 yrs old Sir C. 'Turner's b. Ifliorti, 4 yrs Oki Air. Mellistt's b. h. Suavely, 5 yrs old • o:int , .ort3s Sir Andrew, 5 yrs obi Mr. `Nils nes r. SirtugtOr, 4 yrs old Mr. Sirweil's Ch. 1. buttercup, .3 yrs old Mr. Chapman's g. Rustic, 5 yrs old Mr. Peirsteri b. t R osette, 4 yrs old Mr. t;4rf.rtirs bc. 3 yrs aid • . . Mr. S. Duncrenbe's b. t'. Elipswell Lass, 4 yrs•oirg Ld Siratimiore's b. c. Cassie, 4 ) rS old D. of flanditon's b. r. GriiAier, 4 yrs old Mr. Clifton's b. c. Briar.„ by Sir f eici , ; yrs ()Id Sir W. Cerard's br. h. Julius t.'ws,,r, 4y is old • Col. (hilder's b. c,As.lion, by 3 yrs old . Mr. C. Smith's b. c. Plitobutoinist, 3 yrs old The last year gibe renewed Doncaster Stakes. A Subscription of logs., w4ll 2ati i , Aden by the Corporation o f Doncaster, to Nurses, &c. of all irk..s, bonajidi the pro • patty uf tl Subs‘riber, or Confederate -Four Sir 'v. c;asc , ,inc's ch. Thonlabina, 3 yrs old Sir W. Geraru's nr. it. J 4.yrs old Strattrnior':'s b. c. Cassia, 4 ) tint Cartortn•s . b. c. 3 yrs old Seven Sulucribers did not nanie • Cif . - . Mr. Mellish'. I).k.cd, by 1.1 X peCtAtiOil, 6st 71b. agst Mr . Hu.Wortiels 2SQI. 7io. .1 WO Mlles, iooXS. h. ft. Off by consent. . Cul. Childers's b. c. Baron, by Stamford, Bst. 31b. agaionst Mr. Wentworth's b. I. Mar g aret, Bst.• loogs , eAch, b. It. Two miles. Woo by the latter. North %Vetter Stakes. Sweepstakes of togs. each, for horses, &c. the property of Subsciibera, and never started before the day of naming, tn carry t3st. ticats, twu miles each. To be rode by Gentlem► en. lk,li.c.Chotntondetcy's b. h. by Young Diomed, walked o ver. Mt. It, C. Burton's Seaprfire, broth 4 to Stretch. Sir M. Nl. Sykes and Mt. Mellish are Subsuibors, but did not now:. • AtOtCDOTE or Tll LATE MARQUIS TOWNSUEND. Dirdship was very young, he was at the battle of and marching down very close upon the enecay, appeared in so thoughtful a mood as not to seem to take notice that a drummer's bead was slot oti,"and so very near trim, that a consideolhle quantity of the brain was scattered over his clothes. A veteran Officer, observing him, went pp with the intent. ofrouzing him, saying he should not think so - gravely. His Lordship, availing him self of his usual presence of mind, immediately re r g , 0 dear, Sir, you mistake my reverie quite; 1 was just considering what, •in the name of com mon senSe, could bring a fellow here who possessed such a gaunt/I . y q f brains." . A Pamphlet entitled, "The Agent and his Natu ral Son," published- by Mr. J. T. HUGHES, having most 'grossly and 'wantonly libelled Mrs. CARNit. VALK, of Baker-greet,: ivastuucis as it states in such Pamphlet ,that she had two HusliandS living at the same tiMe, and other imputations as to the fatality of: her Husbalas death, as well as improper Stric tures on therespcaability of her birth,.and as to her having received a sum' of money of Mr. EVERGRREN, and- other roatteri therein contained : and . Mrs. CARNRVALE having given instructions to prosecute the said Mr. fIoc:HES,- as the Publisher of such Libel, - has, in . cf;nsideration of his making this con• cession, droi ped such proceeding s and in fat) con _ v;ctiort that the 4citunta detailed in such Pamphlet are entirely false; the said Mr. HounEs takes this mode, of expressing his Contrition tar having been ,the unintentional instrument of - wounding 'that j.,ady's feelings, and publishing such, Libel ; and in or d er t h At so o,candalous - a taisehood may not be thrown oh the Poblio, Mr. littones has destroyed trie Aare-mentioned libellous parts relating to' Mrs. CmtNitv.i,Lc, and' omitted them in a new Edition, I,ut,lished this day,. and intreats her to accept this _ • H Al. Eird3RSll.l.ll P9IVI2ER MILLS. We gave, in our Paper of Menday last, a short account of the exp:oston nt a.corning at Fa y(l'. sham, in Kent; The Joins and scene of devasta-• tion tt .occasioned ate scarcely to be described'; the building . was the'grouud, the tirn ber4 splintered and dispersed in eery direction for some rods distanet, and •t he inassve -press and mill wheels displaced and thrown many feet distant from their original coition ; the' trees and 'plantations in the vicinity were- - also much torn and disfi fired', and a building,icalled the lieceiviii;-1 - louse,. only se parated from this Mill by a slight plantation, was also much injured ; fortunately at the ipooent it was empty, or the consequences would have beeti moredreadtdl. •- Toe quantity of composition contained in the mill was 8 401 bi. the' usual charge receiVed twice a day from the grinding house, and the master-worßer had lett the null not a 'quarter of an hour prior to.. the explosion. . A labourer, named Thomas - Llelo, who was wending, the gravelled walk - leading to the will, about twenty yards distant, was thrown down, as he, himself describes, from .the ci - f:;tt of the shock, before he beard the iloise, but attempt.? log to riAt a third time, was struck by,a piece of timber on the small part . of the back, ,ind rendered insrusible; he .was. conveyed to the- +yawn- Ititise, and medical assistance procured, and is, , we under stand, now in a fair way-orrecovery. ' Of the, unfortunate sufferers, one alone eyince.l somesigns of life, but tihit only in a taint respira tion, and heave of the breast ; one was thrown to some rods distant, and fell among the willows another (Scott, the tbreinan) •. was cut asunder • through the middle, had one of his thi g hs broken, an the back ()art of hiS scull 'blown uit ;" the utheis were all, inure or less; dish - gored, - their ciothes torn off, their bodies scorched black and lacerated. Their names were John Scott, - William. k.,tliot, Daniel Tap. penden, - George .131utin, John Samson, and Andrew Shilling ;, of these &Ott, Iltot.t, and Sanipson,. have each left a wifw, rind . .I..ippenden and bithin also each a wife' and two cohoren Spi,nng was unmarricd, and has left 6onsiLL4aole prop,rty in the funds-. Of the three horses employed at the mill, two were dreadfully shattereo, and the third was so murli bruised as to make it necessary to kill it lin mcdiately. Tlic-exelosinn was ; heard 1n trie direc tion of the wihd, widen blew from toe North Last, to a cOnsiderable distance, and ranch alarmed and agita:ed the inhabitants. The Corning Mal was No. 3, forming part of the Royal Powder Works. The last accio,ot Of this nature, and 'a similar one to the Ache, wok place on the 7th of September, 1802 ; this wab the Lunt- N0..1, and then also six twit and three horses suffered ; this bas since men rebuilt, with toe press separated from the mill by a high muund of The corning mills are timber buildings, of an ob long "Inadrangular figure, SOITIeW bat s.hittar . to a barn, with four entrances, witts on each siLie ; the internal space divided by two partitions into three - c*Orripaiquients, the one containing a press w it a idets .and eaotran, tor pressing what is called, in the lan guage uf the workmen,, the green charge, into Lake.s, which cakes, after being .coarsely broken' with wooden - mallets, in a wooden nihrtar, are, then conveyed into sieves of copper, of dherent hogrees of fineness, for the purpose et . bealg granulateu, the machinery for which tOrnis the middle cow partintnt. Its the . third. is . the horse %van: . and wheel, the cogs of which give motion to the whols apparatus, and these form the second principal itage 'of the formation of the powder. These Mills are each surrounded, at some distance, with a stockade or palisade, and a ptattbi'm leads from that part where the press is placed, to a shed at the exterior of Mee palisade, in order that a com:• lineation may be'had to the mill fur the tunibrils, vt - ithouLtlia ne cessity of their approaching near to it. The report scented rather a protracted rumbling, than an instantaneous blast, and hence it is. sup posed that' it must have been. communicated from sonic one part to the other. A representation of the ease has been made to th e Ordnance Board, and there is no doubt but that the wives and familit's of , the unibrtunate men will be sinticiently for, as. has been the case in all former instances_ ATTEMPT 'AT SulcinE.---As the watchman in Great MarlbOrough , street was going his rounds at ten o'clock' on -Friday night, he discoyered a woman in a kneeling posture; against' the railing of No. 50, and on his nearer approach, he perceived she Was suspended' from the railing by her garters.. The watchman relieved the body, which, although % , s'ario, was without the least sign of life, and aiist(d by Foy, one of the Officers belonging to MitrlborOug,b- Street Office, he conveyed, the unfortunate woman to 'St.-James's Workhouse. Surgical aid u4is' ad, ministered, and animation tbllowcd,.so:that she : was. yesterday able to‘articulate, bin she is not yet known.. She is about 22 years of age, Of,interesting appear ance, and genteelly dressed. She proves to be preg nant, Which probably was the etinse of 'the rash at tempt. , On Monday ,morning, as Mrs:: carver, of Hemp nall, and her daughter, Mrs. Irwin, and child, Were going to Norwich, in a ( one-horse cart, they were net in a 'narrow part of the road, near'Caiste'r. Church,: by a waggon horses, driver of which had committed Ow team to Of his tea to an ; el derly man, Who was upon the wagon. In endear vouring to pass, the wheels of the cart were caught by the waggon,' and Mrs. Carver tieing thrown Out, and the wheel passing over her, she received consi derable injury. The horse, then tearing the shafts from the 'cart, ran full speed a considerable way with Mrs..lrwin,. who held the, infant in her arms, till at lengtha perpon stopped the horse, and the child was taken from her with' little hurt; but the ma, Cher received much injury, and, with Mrs. Carver, Was conveyed to Stock Rummer, where every as was procured for them. We arc happy to add they are in a fair way of recovery. A constant' frequenter of City feasts Aaving grown enormously fat, it was proposed to write uti his back,- Widened at the expellee of the_ Corporation 01 Lon * - don.' POLICE. • GLTILDIIALL.-Jo4ri Anders - On, who had for three years, till within the hist three - .months; !Ned as servant with Mr. Ctutis, :rather-fatlor, 'in Wells... street, Cripplegate, brought before Mr. Alder.: tnan LEA; the Sitting 'f.,i - Ligistrate, charged m:ith. 4 ltaVL. in t r rot beit Mr. - Curtis, while iti hisemplOyment - , - ot considerable (loan - Mies al skins, boOklegs ' &c: Joseph Howse, shoe-maker, Wter-Janc,Cliektp- side, said, that a Man- had.repe'atedly caPed: . at his . shop, offering him- tbr sale softie, boot 'legs', and Other articles in the leather line, stating that he re ceived them from a brother in the cOuntrY., Mr. Howse, .however, ngver, had . aby transaaion's with hint till TneSday laSt, when be breught hiin "some skins, which the - Witness tigreed to purchase. Thty ;nap, who said his name WAS Adains, immediately appeared in a-:ltairry,ito he gone, statitig : fhaf there was a person waitit% tor hitatO receive - the Money. Mr. Howse was surtriseid at this infortnatinn,' the price being trifling, not exceeding 'four poUnds, and 01'6 man having forinerly stated that the property had been sent to hint by a brother who resided in the country. He paid the man the,sum agreed on,,,but .his suspicion being a wtikened, be was resolved to have it saiisfied. _I-le accordingly folloWed n the ma intuit pubn„ v; hit her he went; and where, he observed the Prisoper and his brothr, both of whom lie (Mr. 'HoWse) had k,),:yAln as being in the employin ...tit of Mr, Curti. This eiroutli :tance rather confirmed - than reinoved . hiS He accordingly went, accompanied by a frier - :d, to Mr. Curtis, and acquainted him With what had tOp petted, requesting him to go along the Witness, and look at the skins he had purchased. Air . : Curtis did so,: and could swear to part Of 'them being his property, having his private mark upon Went. - • The Alderthati, asked if Adams was in custody. • . The Officer answered, that he could not be found, but that he Was well knOwn to be a general receiver of stoien g oods. The Alderman, 'said, might be very true, and' it might be a : suspicions f.-aure in the case, that the Prisoner was, seen so yeeei tiy afterwards in his corn ' parry; but, at the saiiie tone, he _could not receive' u what had been done' by Adams, neonneeled as :it was by any subsequent conversation do "the stibjeCt between him and the Prisoner, 'as evidence of the Prisoner'ii guilt.. If, in consequence, of, the infor mation so . linparted to Mr. corti4,- any discovery had been made ,Which brought guilt' Lorne to the Prisoner per-;onaity, that he could l!ear. Mr. Curtiti that in conse:luence of What he had learned from Mr. Howse, lie inni;ediatoy, had the Prisoner apprehended, ' and, 'on .se'archin .hia lodgings, several durileatt',.; found of articles pledged with varioits pawnbrt.i:ers, which, on ‘'iew ing them, the witne:ss was able to swear to a; 164 property. Thu,' amounted in the whoie to. tweive 4 dozen pair .4 boot 7 -legs.. Ti:vo PaWnbrokers appeared, and pro , lilsed a part of the property, to the Prosecute,- re. • • It was stated, however, that pawn.: broker, Skintier-street; could- nor attend that tf:'Y and • that a Mr. Watson; pawnurol;er, street,' had poSitively- either,to •sileW goods, onto attend berme the Magistrate. The worthy Aidekman said, he should soob , shew the last nathed'person that L. 111U.il attend, wid pro duce the goods also. accordingly-ordtred a'war rant 16 be against him, tne i'risonerto b e re committed, .and the paytjes to 'attend again to:- morrow. • - • a liam Anderson, brother to the former Pri• sotecr, who.at, the time of his fippreheysion was in the employmentuf Mr.,Curtis, into:which be had gone about three Mehths.ago, when his brother left it, was . next . brought to the bar.. He had ~ been taken into custody in , consequence of Mr.' Howse having seen hire in company with Adams and ; his brother immediately . , alter his (Mr. Howse's) . pur chase of the skins from Adams. Neither on his persolt, however, nor in his apartmont, when svarcifed, was any t hint; lOund w nich, could go to criminate •lnin. 11,s waslur had him taiZen into custody -Only_ on the supposition that some of the property had been taken during .the peripd be bad been in his service. He had not missed any. pro perty during that, time,, though he had repeatedly done so white his brother liVed with him. Mr. BatlinSon, a very respe6table Gentleman, in Cloak-lane, Dowgate 7 hill, with whom the Prisoner, Wm. Anderson, had lived as a servant previous to his. going into the employment of Mr. Curtis, gave the. Prisoner a most excellent charader, and added; that. within the last:six clays he had applied to him, in quiring if there was no likelihood of Mr. Curtis and bicbruther making matters up, so that he might be able to return to Air. llattinson's service. _ • Mr. Curtis concurred in hearing testimony, froth What he had latnerty :seen .of the Prisoner, to his good 'cifarafter. The worthy Alderman, on this evidence, ordered the Prisoner to be discharged, after Cautioning him, however' e tnight continue poor, to kt.:p honest; and as the most likely means of 'preserving that cha , rafter, to beware whatoCompany he. kept., PUBLIC-OkFrev., ATTON . GARDEN:YeSIerday a Mrs. Engle Jielii . was charged with robbing her lodgings. She resided. in the house of a Me. litem. phries; 'An ironmonger, whivsuspeeted that he had. been robbed, not o,nly of goods, but Wearing apparel. lie accordingly procured an Officer, and: searched the Prisoner, and tonic! upon her duplicates le the . nurnhdr of forty ! Most or them, npou.kitarching . Lit the pawribrakers, were discovered to have:been given for linen, clothes, Ste. and ironmongery Ware, which he identified Co be his property. The PriSonor.: , and her mother had lived in his mouse for some time. The former had not been inarried'rnoreihan hix weeks. The rvum from which the ironmongery goods were stolen 'was adjoiningsthe Prisoner*4 apart-; thent, and bad been plundered of trifling thins to the amount of 151. otid upwards: She was *remanded for the present. . - LOTTERY TRUISMS.—The - stake of adventure, especially for a 'Share of a TieltAir, iSOf little amount yet,. a Stake has tnan4r:chanceS . of great ga;n'. rhe Lottery, Wl4el instantaneously '.prdLitices to many an individual nn independenCy for life. The, ingenuity of mini cannot devise an equally 4tiottive and speedy mode, by which so much vicaltli : nlay be gained at so little a. risk of logs. • • ' ari , al: N 9,4, ~M urtietttyouit, •dotiv-street; atuirittblisAao W Alt 'Arc a Scßipes, of South Mot • I • 't _ _ A - D - 7 A I*-- A 1.- //, . • . . !on• street, G rosy enur-tq'hiN s rrrr NEIi;S: „ HULL, S , EPTE.4IB FR 13. { ' - • Arrivel—the Dixon, •Snovaleii, .froni It iga i - A !Irv), tack.: ,sdn. and Sai:4ll ,Ann, link: Nob, from Gottenburgh ; and ltd.- tcHa, 'froth London. cas.vaseND, sse • rEnraea 24. ' Passed bv—the 1 - 10.610 r, Griffith, troth Cork ; Walker,. fr4;nl ArchanKef ; :Jut Dorothy, Adams, from Sailect—ilh: Jam., Scott, .for 81$7 .. . . . On Monday- last,at her lattices house in the Paragon,..,Mrs. Hamilton, of a Son. . O TousdAy last, at the sear of Sir Stephen Gly nn ?, Il arr. at 'Haw'arden Castle, the Hon. Lady Glynnee of a Son Li - .(t Heir. Yesterday, at. No. Manchester-street, ttlancheAer. square, the Lady of Conundilore 1-13 yes, 'of a Daughter. Lately, at Broomfield, elaphani, the 'Lady of Witliatri Wilberforce, Eaq. iota Son. MARRIED. On the'Avh inst. at Skelinuir, in Buchan, Scottand, the Rev.,latnes Cordiner, late Chaplain to the Garrison :of Co lumbov,to fvliis•lane flat well Russell, daughter of Thernas Rus:-e.ti, Esq. of 13anti. . .Dtry. On the 3ISt alt.at Verdun, aged 32 years, the Hon. 'eoul ,son third sort of - rite lite aitti biother to Ilea present Earl of l'ortsitithy:i. Fri.hty the tiltn. his:. at- New Shore Nun, itt "Stis'se'k, •NlN'cr. Kil.vingtoit, wife ar H. M. Kilvita;;toll, Esq.:and sister of S Esq. of the •ie..:sviary of State's ()thee.- On Weilneatiay last, at liuotiiie;cloll. aged 8; E. - L. Lt it. .wards, Esti. iate•Nfikir titc Royal HintshitAtilitil.' .I.ately, at his lathe: bs.honse in s tocklancl, Cox, .Esq. of Jesus Cambridge., aged only 24 %I:4f _ Lately, at Ilerivielt, in lii 9zil ) , _a of I antler Flenfoig,. formerly Strterit the 201 loth,• terly Serjealit.Makar of Juvatlo, 111.1 god:44:ola . Se;jeitilt to die Army since the iLaile ul liIRTIIS, lifillti:LitGl.:Si AN!) DEATHS, IN INDIA. • :. ~ . , • , • Isl'R'fllg. ' By.NCAL, DEC... 3 -6, 146,-Ott thr.zsch ult. the Lady: bf T ame , -Li kv , -Es q . or a d:!ii;iltzr. At Russapuglali, the Lady , 'of Henry V ourtg,,Esy. .A.ssistnit-.surgi;on, ot t son. On tija . / 24t11.NGYM!')Or, the La.:iy of R. I)oriet , ., Esq. Assistan.- ,Surgeon, CI a son. On tho .2.4thaiit.lfro4..ativ y.'l'. 1 co w l,. Wit, irsq. of a ton. 'Ott 1.11'..: 2401 Nit. Mrs. T 2 vart:;', ut a st.t . ,. •At klitinaport, on the 'Oh ult. Oa: Lady ~t it ma..!,:Tutne,, Esq. oia sun: On the 24111 Or. at Cli•ilillt.ig, 1i,.• I,aziy ut of . illoraican Chafer Motatcan, LsCi. 'of a son. At the 1:,-.ii : den 4, on the - loth ult. the Lady -of William ILusseil,.l44. of a itan:,htcr. On ID,: 2CI instant, Mrs. V . C. Finch, ot. a: .daughter: On the 24th ult. Mrs. 1.0)111Cliti$, of a ilaugliti:r.. On the t Oh, the •Lady ot li..llrklitnisn, f.'.'N. of a diau.,;hter. On 'the saute day, the Lady of G;ll,:rgeltavenscrOtt,• Ely. of -a son. At Kitkierpote.-house,uu the iatil inst. ; ;Ors. hurticy,' of .a,son. On ,the t tilt curt. the Lady ot Colonel Blair, of a daughter. -- On the 7th Dencinher, the i.ady of Tt.oinas Parr, I; Esq. qf a son.' On the 8110.1t.,...hubet,. lliz: Lady Of. N. L. . Edmonstone, Esti. offa *pH. On 'the yin beceintw, I'd's. Doltry.,-ot a son. On.tli. 24th inst. t,te Lady ch . LiLit.(;co. I .-11. Hoglies, coamtan:lity, In's'llighws:t the Ctit.:twar Ka -jah's Body (itlard,'or a StHl. On Mc 7.7. th Inst. ;:t the 04). ‘ yertunen t • House, the 1...dy of, 11 up& 3 polt i, ,vo,t ik, ..4 $ 4,, ! o t a dau4hter. 0., tl'e Igth ih..e. .o,e Lauy 01 C, li:l . ; i ii 0 . 0 3 f , ),;. 'uf a sun: ' ;a "Arcal, the .1,,,,i5, oi Alzjoy Alter, tli Regi 7 ' mint-IVAi:e CiAdityy al:a too. On the 2otfr igst. titc".l.ativ of Lcitit Alel,ander DaVidson, Eby. ot ata..,not,!'r. (tit ti...?, :.:the day, Mrs. Tnituthy, eercir.i, of a daugs....cr. A t :I'ip perali;on the ;tad inst./lir,. Mrs., is Pilau, of :-.. s.,n, • • -, • MAIItIAPE,S; • -On the 234 tilt. Jr.N J. lenes,%io- Miss I: erir'siiin cr . Lately, at ktitty-G iiur, 4titain ws, of fly it t4:4,44 1.),t1.1.4 . .tr1. • .()ii thz Nov. m: , cr a.t th/Jviaas,ior Ciamne, Purmali, t th!: 27in of the tion. ni nay' 6:1 10!,c mienby (.141 M Sitanwili Carolina. • . .. • DEATHS. - • On the ezlt II ult. Capt. I, C, it;n2l.3ly, nt: 'the' Hon: H emp- . pa n y• s t i m i L m y M ri 0,1 the 2714 lilt. the .P.ll. J. Talbot. u,i•the 1 - 70) ;it More, Esti.Si t tiAeoi, at that Cn.irietx is Alualec. Or:i j;:ti 1 , 111 t: lilUrei'ol the rilot seivu.c. 6,,01.141, I.iCurt:liasit Edward h iti:ll, ih. Attillyr). At ..12/iall,• („, rla „ yl tl le 2sth Car. coo riyandiog the fi.roicriy, it, Ch.: of Dontut t.ao :scinutv.4:l. 0.1 rit..: 7:7t 'test. A;r. 15,11 t• ',White, in the eniplby ur tau iott. LI/4 lama Capt. 0,1 thy. z.to last. g"rs.' Tviarii Ectiau t i. 2.1.1 yr.' (;e,,q,c Warta'. 'AC, CUtiar (;1111r, oa 1112 I0:;1 Capt., .tl4 (It the Artillery. la ca::,p, .ruzar th,.:444 November, M3Stcr. tt.tvtd Ciarke., 01:4 :,)11 01 C.tpi .1( • Clarke, of thy stir kegiiheilt tit. Native' Lavairy. ttii• this Iztli just. Master jubit Hcatry .o,ivie. Ott tilt: oh in:A. Atistcr tleorge BIRTH. 11.ADR rc. 3 - , kilo 16th ult. the Lady ut: the Rev. Lr. ura Suit.; • MARRIAGES. o h t h e I st ult. at Ba nga l o re, Wm. Light, Esq. Attorney of the Supreme court at Alaaras, to i. 1,44 Wat,:k.; ti:ingitwr of the late Morgan IVater4, li>q. of Stormy; Ili the t.utolly Gkinorgan. At St. ftiary's t-ort st, 04 , the sun ult. lanws Dulziel, Esq. Surgtwn to ltiS M.J),41) Si ,l }P? , oll. Vellwe, on tn, 13:st . ult. Capt. .1) „Marta, ut tll,:•ist Ist N.l/114 to bliss i'GrL)Cti: DEATIIS. .At Baroach, on Friday the isth Ala. Elizabeth An derson, %ht-: of Lieut. I'. .-tier.N.orl,, 1 . )11 station, At sdnw plac; 1.)!ol Spencer, 4 , - 3 1. I."""1 I utlge ul Circuit vpl:4l tor lilt district ~i.tl'q+~lt. nomAAY, DIN3o. 3 1 ! ::2 1' ; on the !yin Scl)t. I.rdy of 10:1 1 , 11,,It1)$. of a San, Oil tli 7.arh S pt. r:: —"Pt. lictizes, tot tile ui 1.14 Ur.,:. MAIt.RIA( ES. Lately, at Serdirma, G. A. 1)..% I)).c,'Esq. late Vti teei i " LA T! " I ,`. e .'s M: 11 .1' to the. II ,Kintird, os . liter ingio , :hstine iko;tteir SoII:too. Listely at .7! J- E. IVacio;i, of ti. .• N,I. ;01 r) t .Wll,kv, ESti. Itle, ttOn. 4. V :" S‘Jvico. Same CI.X6t), Lit): , StitSciAi eat 1;..e• EStll6ll.llfileikt I . tin Nits. (:ritiotit. , . • DEATHS. • • On the 39:h Nov. T. Pctcy turrock, Esq. cot the Ser%tteun titat f.sthbli,thineiit. Lately, at Goa, the. Lady Scliuyter, tit H. M. 84th Reg. On the 14th fames Stetratt, Zti Batt sth Nottbay M jt. Hel:ita, tot ilia tt.ry to E ur ope, hilt t 1 .1.. - Cuitilritty'u Extia Alex, ~ttl Reg. - itcnr...l titocr ty., 'On the 17th tit :11,,acir.., I tow tAtiClt Mc/A ipectaWr Vrl,ttr.il 141aial. At twostit, tot , 12th , tilt. at tlitfio?ti.Z.Lt Tlwinas i4tv, rittrieoit ,At ditto. ;"' • t o ms ttliwertit.the *fat tar . .the dith tilt. Itsq. Sur4tun or tit:a matt. At tit: saill'e Wm, 'tv a dji„ A tor„ tojs awry i'JJW( Ol A' TUCKS VOTA .RDA Y. - ' 113111:.StuF4' .• sikur . I mil:, lion& par s ts. 4 16 • l'' 431 Y t . per t.cia : 9 6 i b .• , 11;1! Lxc1.t..11414.r litth,,p4r..P. - . . p` r "t• 1 797, iti‘&4 tbs.' 1 rtlh s !iv r .Cr ;a.. 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