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! • ROBBERY. Cork, Wednesday:l,wasre tumi e ng .n f il o ig rn hl Ch "s elusill pe rson d fat ila r rn tolhi residents at South Hanniirghtld, Sliffillk, at a t;, u lalf-parr.eight o'clock in the evening. lie WAS rte 'll his waf to Great Baddow. oy four soldieis, i s -heir full regimentals, with blue or dark facings. One of them, being a few paces before the other,, es soon as he came alongside Clark, struck line a violent blow in the face, but did nut knock hie d dawn. Clark observing a light at the firm-1.1: 41 ' w of Mr. Wall, at a short distance, immedi.ivly Th a d, across the belts towards it ; butt being closely p ar. sued by the four ruffian., one of them caught hire by the coat. and pulled aim backwards.. They a n then attacked hum, and beat him in a a mosrbrutal manner. Apprehensive that his life was in dange r , he told them he would give r!.ern his money withcot resistarc,t ; but that did not satisfy them. they cm,. tinue.l exii.trcire their cruelty upon hips. and mt., bed him oh pi, I.urse. containing two half.guln-as, two seve.shiiiiiigs pieces, ewe Ailltigs, loud scree hallpeuce. The poor CUM, miserably bruised ;tut wounded, with great drrninalty rnat.oed wit hnut his hat, and with only nos shoe s wbete Astir. gcon dressed his wounds, ond fir irkrts, attention. there is reason to helices, his life was yoserved, , s , one of the anions near the the temple was isscs. ed by a cut, Apprised by a bayonet. CORN iXCH.iNGE, Nov. 19. Wheat is here in considerable supplies to day, thargb r e , fresh smash; the wide re very henry in eases, %Willett AM .r.Jd at a siii,ll further dechne in price,. Buter at small folf,tl.l; snd %tat hav very tew buyers, exeenting for figissan.pits I g Peat small varieties. New Tick Itemu..r• lower. Tneo• a few fresh arrivals of Oats, many on Land, end tins trade .s quoted at rather leas piton. Flour i•tcliiirt loser; and cue itiserai sales as ender. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheag........51s 82s. Kean , 43, 1.14 Cd. 86. NI. T.ck Beans 43 t, • Rye ens 431. ed. (Jets ..Yls 2.1- 24.5. Lat . ./ 3ll* att U.l ;lauds ....• .• • 50s. h oa • •-t 7C'. 74. 6.11 I %lye 5eet1...1..Y 41 171 05. 5%"4i'• Poas 73.. 355 0 4 . i Vine Flour Gl,. 7y, Gm" 46,. tie tern.,!. 68, tsl Noi. 19 old Price. 4.; S9g. Cid a 30. eel bti Sis :it a 4is 0.1 04 a ch c,! COAL-MA Snips at Miak.t 124 ..Nswpw'r so -.5 rindarLu' 2 ..Sane Ovii. P A 1(2.. I)1 , ti;l4X.;l/.li I,kallikoAT. 3 per L'e..i. Red... 4, 5 pr., C.nt Cort.ols' 611 P --- " - 4 p* Cam . , • 731 i - b nor Glint Nary • V.5;1 Lobag A.n , mines l7 7.1 i. 5.16 7 t 6 , bp, r,•l &per Cwt 594 0.1.1;,1,...... ' 1,0 i% E10..1... 4l. Si. pi:m. Exeis4.l..~ 11,11. Er:l,olt I,titt.e.:7 Tlckuta l7l. 15.. 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ThCreday . tast, •Charles George, Esq. late of St. John's C , illege,searehridge, to Miss Emma Botcher, yoongest dm:Ot ter. of Jeeepo Butcher, Esq. of Cambridge. 'Poses4ar. by the Rov.John Ilroteo, Sir Waytel Brice, Bart. o: Crofton, in Combeiland, to Miss Lester, eldat daugh ter of Mae. Cooper, of Hammersmith. • • DEATHS. At seven o'clock, on l'hunday *lnning, the 11th Ins.. at Lotaghrea, county Galway, Pater Cunneltan, Jun. Esq Mao inlampiation in the liver. On - Friday last, of a decline, in his 11th vest, Mr AViline Rswyer, second son KThomas &dryer, Eaq. ef SW. ft ba 4 Suffolk. On Monday se'rmight. at his father's house-et R..:t, th. Rev. Thanes Fisher, Rector of (1•• ton, Cuutirnigeol••• He was formerly of Christ's Colter, Cambridge, R 1. I1vl; M.A. 1793. The ReSory ein tho et of Admiral StrChaiht Cotton, Bart. Lately, at Augusta, in the. province efelerargje, Law, Somers Esq engaged in extensive tnetcastue coitcet.is .1 Savann;di, and brother of Edmund Somas, •s. -te. dm. Physician to Hu Majisity's Fortes, setting in mains. On the 3d inst. at Athena, tsk the 7411 year of app. (h. Rev. Edward Wilsou, RePtur,ul that ulace, aed of last field, both in Sussex. HIGH WATER. TtILS DAY., AT L'UNCS4,I4, that 9 Even.... bit aljn...ifte 9 SAL£sS BY AUCTION. • ....m.••• ROOKS. - Hy Moors. KING and LOCHEE, At their G•eat Room, 39, Kind..troa Cartem garden, TI 9.1) 4 r. et revive, AcattreTrov of' Rare and _..YAIILIbIe ROOKs; aeons thoos wwwwdriegnal . m—laditun Angnewtons, Plates. by Hour, solo ; Ditto, with the Codstawmatioa by Stevens. vole; Hat. of St . Paul's; Or'lines Jucke.alas; Horsley's Antiquitiw of I:ltAt Britain; flamer 's Hattic cf Frovi and Mice. portrait its Pass t:row's Military Antiquities, 2 you, I. p.; !larding's Pate. 1.. Sbalcspeare, I. p.; Rural S, o es, 2 sole 1. r ; Lr Won's Harmony of Colouring; several of Hearne, Po-cr , . including Trokelowe Aunuales, I. p ; Tour.," 4 .1 , ; toyeth-r with .several curious lbw/el.:al, ruatical. and Wirt May be Villirthi, and Catalogues bed. RARE OLD ENGLISH LITER kTURE: Ry MC4411. 1 1 / 4 1SO and LOCIIEE, At their Great konen, 3S, Kme erect, toront-preen, nn MON-I)AY N!XT, at Twelve, THE carious LIBRARY, late the property of Mr. RIC:IARD FORSTER, of Richmond ha Inn)., Ae;eaged;colispg:si:wg a very atlossita and valneile of OM Plays, Poetry, Romances, Englrsh Chronicler:, V.o.i..es and Travels—ins:ly .(them rare; torther with a eonecti"" of ?fiats and Portrait. I three M .I, , gany BoAnnee, VC. May be viewed and Catalogue* heel, pace Is LONDON:—Printed br G. DAVIDSON, No. 17. Cn . .rt, now -street, Cowarst-Gardon, and punlohed at the Orkce No IS, Back SL Useineoit's Church, Str.ind, Ht W. erucK, of No. 7, Ned ll.ltiiii-atreot, Lon; Arra Osders, .4e. for this Paper, mat to Our Gals* ted - rio Ina be dolt aueuiLd to. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . , . • Teti (1,, es 'cesium the band slatek op • lIIDDLisgx szscriolt. . r tar iIiVILLIVIINCS: Gel Sire the t.z, and epplauses were very se- ----.,,,, 0 -- oemeloomoos , . aeral. ', • naafi[ rose, sow. *a. sOlotT Olt CMGS ORNCII. Witifflealliffikeelieso lei The Cu holes sou oast proposed-- , , • TOR EIGHTH Dan POLL. -+ The bsdepiteaont Looters. ot Montrose. ob. has. siscoo &r curia Gluts named for en isforelleion by Shea attachaseidi to the Constitution of their Cosier,, by on The po ll wisp declared half an hour later than way o r o w /y arrow ,. ma im* goo Clgweles Pret- - ing for Sir Franco mimeo. i. .: e usual, this day. On cast*, up the numbers, theta of a • 0, a agetente auto', upon the =Bowing Major C A ATMlttoer thee gave appeared— rounds. The health of Mr Cobbett . - ... 1 For Mr. Mellish • • • 2517 One Thomas Hart had been violently assaulted Mr. Compare then rose, and returned thaakstothe 1 Mr Nyi.c . .. . . two by a Constable of the mused Birth. The informa. company. At the sanebtiree, lor tont an oppose- Sir F Suolat . . . too Tien was lodged, and summonses issued; but when nity of enlarg.ng upon topics. to which he alluded Mr. Byng bowed, and withdrew. . the partiei came befete the Magistrate, he refusal at the former M-eting. They related to the fad • Sir Fr 411‘11 Boatisor spoke as follows: to hear any thing of the Satter. sad dismissed them denied by Mr. Sheridan. coaching the letter written " Cierulemen, if the Candidate who stands beside me without assigning an reason whatever. This Gen- tly the Duke. of Inottbumherland, and al.() his (Mr. Mellish), was offering himself forth. situatioo tle •n, it was further stated, refused to hone the having called that Noble Duke an old cripple, of a Privy Counsellor, or the Cabinet Minister of complaint of one Peeeh, a• labourer, against his and a dotard, kie ( Mr. Cobbrtt) had told some great Prince, seen would his silence be re- master, for declining to pay him his wages. them that be had conversed with Mr Stevenson. conimuudable ; but. as a Candidate to servo the •Ilie Court refused the application, the necessary the Vestry C.lerkef at Margaret and St. John. but County of Middlesex in Parliament, I should think . lie lotted n that that Gentleman (Mr. Stevens(*) had a candid, open, and explicit avowal of his miser. tuoice•not having been served on the Magistrate. . though , . proper to publido in the papers, a denial Ides. would better recommend him to your notice. Tilt also v. 010. wit.ltiss. of what he had forme. ly mid , by a mere subter- shall. however. pass from that consideration. to 'the Defendant WAS brought up Jot judgment fon., like some of Mr. Sheridan's. He had f ryot one which mere immediately concerns myself.— being corroilisd of assaulting George I,ovell. Esq. a •at that time, that aMt Clash. a Grottoes= then Many wicks have heretofore been used, to set the Magistrate or Winchester, in the discharge of hi, present in company. bad happened to be with him poslic mind against- e, nod to persuade that pub- duty. r! en Mr, Stevens.' made the confession be had lie, that lam not only inimical to the best interests The Court sentenced him to pay a fine of SOL to alluded to, and, therefore, he begged that Gentle! of toy country, but th at lam hostile to a part, if be imprisoned one month in the King's Bench man openly to say whethe r or not be would subo sot the whole, of the British Constitution ; but now I Prison, and find sureties to keep the peace for two stantiate the truth. we me hydro advertisements that daily appear in I jeers. Mr. CLailiK thereupon said, that Mr. Cobbett had the public Newspapers, and by the speeches and I Doan fledges and Seamus Grandee, severally stated correOly the cooversation with Stevenson. harangues that are made, that the same persons. I ,eovieled of having King's stores in their possession, •He only hoped, tbsit the duplicity of Mr. Stevenson herring ealtausted emery ether sort of calumny, are contrary to the Ad; and Charles Galloway, for would be made public to the world Although he &mem of bats* themselves out as the best forging a certificate of baptism, in order to procure ' hti formerly deemed him amongst his friends. his - bided, of the beet Goestiteition, in King. Leeds, &sailor's protection from the Adadrsdry, were also '"condo!! bad rendered him, in his °OWN:I,4OOos. and Cootimera Mg= 1 t and also of ranging them , severally brought up for jimigetsent ; and after the . . ble. . selves under the influence of certain watch words Court had besot the miaow of the trials, and sir. Cowart r continued—ln regard to the in- they have adopted. in eontradistimoion to me affidavits read, rho Defendants were all re-com. • ~ • section of edvertistaitentio relative: to .this Elefkion, and my Mends. whs. , they would iminuate, mined, and ordered to be brought up on Wednes- ' the -papers have been most exorbitant, and mere do not Nam within these denominations. This day next. • • esoecially Tie Malay Cliarciele and 'lle Mamas condo.% Gentlemen, briefs t to my mind a fa- reo-o--or- see.o.so-____ - • • Pe.i. In Tie if.rhiv Maack it Oad been stat- ble I have read, where =rune °tines were pos. I NATAL INTELLIGENCE. id that some years ago; he wished that every seised of a dog, who, from his watchfulness and —ow.-- shims like he liberty of the press should be de- attachment, saved their property from the plunder PORTIVOUTII, NOV. 18. etteyed. if toe abuses they make of that privi- of a number of thieve% who infested their sit, ; yet, Arrived IT, Majesty's ships Prier . G , o , :et from big..., procuiar to this country, be that liberty, who so simple. and so much abused were these Citizens, the Channel fleet . ; aniee,,Ol, from the Downs ; and town am wish It to lis. deal °yeti upoissuch an oceae that they aniseed themselves to he persuaded by ow .I._ sa =erecter transport. Irons the Cape of Good tie" 01l the prermal The latex written by Mr. Whit. tboes ray thieves, that it was for their common in. Hope, last from Lusk. Wind S.W. blow, hard, kola to lir litudeis Burdett, vihrt h the Hon. Ba- meets. that she deg. who had so faithfully watched w i th rah ,. - • bedd rePin 4 3 l irmenie* Ted . • Mr. Whitbread's there. iambi be destroyed , and. is the death of the - M PLYOUTH. NOV. 17. / inititin ' d inenteen in th e . 1/41,/ papers, in de* the 'limit got rid of all whinuai"'" so their Arrived the Roclerroser, Captain Blarney. with a rbiet miest;irmate gunner. and ii the style plunder. Net. Gardenias, that 1 have the slightest t pileita, convoy from Wales; Le Miyerce frigate, Captain *flied salroned." sa Waken had biro as rams appreheesion that the eatery ageism ate has pro- r.-il urnyVT, from off Cape Finisterne ; Pilaw: (re- NO prid for it. Maier Caterrisht, with that dead a simile de& upon the mainds.of my moo- ceiving ship) ; and flailed Brotheri tender, from ' r l e " h a . 4 w4i lea IQ Peel" , ha d tr l www e dww il a I would inf e r a similarity of attempt. Liverpool; Peltsr• stutobrig; and Prleierd schooner, .. MI *eV to MK sera and sea s it With ellifla to e*7 Prise and my 44 aehelaart front the Westward PIMP& el and we Irsaltat "ilesaga up rift ' or i eb e rsee per , all to the Coastinitiaa of say =try, I have ever mad t oga. gun-brig . • several vessels detaine d and the fire- - - ethos :la= eadeeed sea the loiter of n e e r al** eisPhOsed *area "nee always ete•ed isairso Richards , from Chepstow for London, recap- Tee Sem= Nom in to his boom- tepid* to be austedeet steppeetsr of that Constitution, o oared yesterday off the Eddystone by the flare le- . teaori, bad thrateadai 10 ii.s foe it. TM& and a friend. as.well tithe just prerogative of the venue cutter t she was captured two hours before by . *true Pam too. is ar which says it Coma. as to the rights and privileges of t h e pro- the Marmite French privateer, of 14 gum, and 75 .giren hogs sides the "mak% aad alb mom its- yk; and 1 have else stated. that one of my objet- met ,. 5f•••••" 1118 Ile ifs chat Newillare* like TA° ''""' *eh° mom coalnisa of pasties '''. ' h a' I ""' Sailed His Majesty's ship FerreasLO , of tOO giro, 1 / 4 Pe*, ere reeve speenletseas„ like our not bear to see the King's peerogative usu rped, it ois a h n t kollifasee °Ake, foe peek, and am for more than I can to wits** the iseation ref an y Copt. ~ C ap, ..t . Fayer s rna Lti n ; and Moyer, h, 74, Capt. Lee. for soe a.441011er A. lest ; the laperaese, 40 guns, Capt. aim la ow aga s atip a a a se iba jug & or con- Wald liberties of the subject. lam sot fora King L ord coehrsae, with sealed orders ; Lady lryrreo Iligailli to the a I IMO. This hod been of died* said patches; I on' not an advocate o iet hired armed ship, with.a convoy ; Cockatrice cutter; 7 is she present calmest. a man of strew ; but lam an anvosete f or an mei- and lnsalert gun-brig, to Falmouth. .....or i tt r ' ' those cwelestsinslasoo. Wettad it not be e at Chief hilaiiisenie I * constitutional King of The new brig Delight, Capt. Handfield. will ea adodatarous th at =eh a Liberty el tha Pam England , a ided and assisted by a wise and vigioeua eepyr!esed f Here Mr Cobb= mused into &Gantry. Vat. the .power given to - Me two first at;this afternoon with dispatches for Constantinople. • Earl Sr. Vincent lies shitied his flag on board the " * etterenne of Mr. Themes liheridan a the her. estates bf the Constitutiou should be checked and C 1.,,, in Cawsand Bay. • a vet. to estdtle him to bone maid teirtspect- cootronled by a full and fair representation of Ow The Itaild Steerage, 110 guns, is commissioned ; of Mr. Nall. He had min been beard of for. people in Parliament assembled, 'Few. Gentlemen, report says, Astroirat Sir Charles Pole is to hoist his . : bug in hoed-street, er in ip.millattisouses, are my sominsents; end what 1 wish to obtain for a I • flag i n her. -' ion yew he was beenme an Ogle* of D ,an the people is, what at present - they tee not—a shteld Ilse Obrulesreaere and Cerreparse are ordered to bb Mode-Camp of that valorous wearer:llia a d of crams to re ',pate car I siva. I wish to placeasword fitted immediately for foreign service.. • Milts . Finding, hoWever, that the sword was in the hands of the people, but I wislothein provided laic p.'profitattle as be imagined, he bps dropped with a . thielJ against the strong arm of official power. I FALMOUTH, .140 y. 16. it, awl i.Akeir op the pen. and has become Muster- The manifesto of the coalition party (for rash I Arrived this day the Princess Eltzaleth packet, 'Theater ) end for his important =takes. consisting of must consider Mr. Whiobread's letter to me) calls I Kidd, with mails from Liaison; six days passage. merely writing a pares( of - Mi mi. wl see paying upon me to descend to particulars. and to name On the 13th inst. off Cape Finistetre, spoke His Ma- bins on,ooql. In short. he and his feting appeared the abuse of which I coniplain.—So lam willing jesty's ship dthu. 74 guns, in company with one to hint to 'be a sort of State Paupers, or, like to do • but to specify all the abuse which exists, ship, and five brigs, bound to Gibraltar ; one of her - leeches , to suck our blood. at long as any remains. wool" take up more-time than lam capable at pre- convoy had separated in the night of the 10th inst. • Mr. Corry °an here, in alluding to the anisuad- sent of bestowing. cot; you would be inclined to give The American ship Awake. Capt. Congdon. twenty- 'versions which had been made open Sir Francis me. • But I wilt state a few of those abuses; and *NM days from Nl:wroth, with tobacco, for orders. 'Mot detei llnstresslon. " the best of Patriots."— fir.,, I object to the emoluments bestowed upon the Left in the River one French 74, and two frigates. '''• the brat of slags," prePoted illefollowies toast : Marquis of &taintless, the brother of Lord Gress- much disabled. `cloy j ; a „ woad Rai ,. b . 1....m.i.i!pr the pi', pi, 1 a ... vine, as the Teller of the Exchequer ; and secondly, Sailed His Majesty's hired ship Molder, 16 guns, ale* tie K 2, es presregatito,.4t WallatCuelay•OLllO filminess I °Wee to the semelemenu bestowed upon Lord Capt. Hill; with the Tearer.. Candy ; end. Norio, s • ff Ali people . Grorrille himself.. as Auditor of the Exchequer, Rowe. for London ; and two light transports fur . M. Cr. teroao then made I,ifi•ech of consider- the ditties of which-his Lordship so negligently Portsmouth. Naha length, as 4 friend of Sir 'Francis Burdett, allud- filled, that im one occasion (I allude to the case of Remain in Carrick Roads His Majesty's ships . */ to the Middieses Meek's. He concluded with Jake), a great pet** delinquent was enabled to Priosese Rept', 98 ; Giirolier. 110 I Cerapiera,__74, • nig die heal th of the Chairmin. escape the season of the taw. and thus justice was refitting ; Lively, 38 ; Smote Masora te. 36 ; Hebe i e. ?Agit, after a suitable apology. left the defeated. A &as meal complaint w made to Par- 38; and diewniame storeship, with the outward : i iim p ag ; m a k ... an d of hi s f r iend s . *A t h e ch a i r Dansent ; yet, et such materials was that Parliament bound West India convoy ; harem, li, waiting a br - • sonstrudled. that. notwithsteedinz I urged that the fair wind to proceed with General Grant to the wil i ill . il t d aenet wig win addressed the cons- resources of the country , se uselessly lavished , should Cape of Good Hope. .. rgseedlitellief .h eethin • Kelvin that the lateens !aflame be applied is aid of the public dist:rues, .The Peirce if tr t tlss Paoli= wee not arrived at of do aaalfasks., l o,an pariah a a fall named of hafting to the complaint, a new L is bon when the Petricca Royal 1ett,.....W.0a W. . raarigt, la sae g a m however . which we Al ! was passed, enabling his Lardehip to hold the . m ast eak * wadi, sftd • widithaa wo sown =laud., salary, without doing the duty for which that salary ne•L t Nov. 18. Arrived the Nuaticr armed ship, from Falmouth , li. helm by theeeleß. diet en the le" occasion. was P aid ' ln addition tre . erhicb, a Bill has ken with a convoy , which are sailed for the RiverAr l oo n a ir . p ini ft m oN a l lo re *et i n t hat place, and passed during the last Session of Parliament. most rived boi !lie Om/Isere sloop of war, and several gun- na m er o i o th f 4adh aa diaa coduass Us taw ; a Gentleman w o o unconstitutionally, to enable the same Noble Lord . huge, from a ensise ships , and os perreto tonoti;n a th n e d Dew the arose= Hl= Wellcaned to the Chair. to hold two pieces , contrary to law. In short. , , m g ilk. se • ' win. upend& poo l s, Gentlemen. VIM Itogo on enumerating all the t o . he ,_ o r s ni rte . Thaws, , Antes, for Jamaica.—Wind S.W.—Blows , the ' WWI Toe Italian Passe. to which money the Grenville faintly lass received, and ls• 'lse albded. a paper which pretended to still rectities from the coontry, and could apply " e ' be moodeiked by persons having no arosocraci. only the interest of it in aid of the public melee, novas, Nov. 18. be ',iv whiyls _Pr it. of Now, ..4 11 Milli . asis‘ - aaa 4 ag . " 4 " l'i -salukis 76 " 4-laala ir al44lL 'e kga r ai.bmitaa ' ai r wamih " initle - ITotiotTerT s ln ' Stit O S ll v • irierel, Kt, Therrieficiweee, and his friend go tare» called the Star, of Dieppe, mounting 16 guns, and yto lighten the webs's of the peoplao. - Oestet • can, ts a lugger ,Aire Gibbon, Th e cb ou g a do s ...... ( L,..4 /ugh. —Sir Francis concluded by returning thanks to the . tad on board 60 men, five of whom were taken on ditie J k was a =Mat of respire with him, that Freeholders, and redoated his observation, that no . the writer bad an dleugbt proper to carry his jokes ' change in the poll could change his mind or prin. board she brig, the Captain of the I h • refused to take ' them onliestrd again. Ihe peop le' s ufger avino a hula father; and to designate him, (Mr. C.), ciptes. • ng b ating been every taken thing sway or don board the _ brig, are safe; amaged. 'This Rviter•avar. (Mere lausAtcr.) Perhaps even Mr. •Mettorts came forward , but the clamour clothe,, n sad if that wrier bad happened to have been acquainted was so gigot, that it was impossible to hear him. ou •trith die eireusesteoce of his (Mr. Cohlatv's) oces- He said, ata majority on the poll convinced him, noe•-• 'deadly residing in the country. he mightliave car- that the Freeholders were sot disposed to desert The Lose Coaric amuse bas appointed his son-in- . •Ibil his animadversions to a still greater length, him, and retired, with returning thanks. law, the Her. Dr. f 101.1.41110, of Worcester Col- sad •deommioated him a Plorriireerr. ( Load ducat Tits crowd dispersed, and the Candidates left the lege, Ozford. ens *ibis Lordship's Domestic Chap- ../ larigiter sad rear of kayo I dryer!) HT should, Hustings, lain,. ;however, consent to be called any same rather - ----------- All diffiulties are now removed respeetine Lord ' Ilan that of the man such writers espoused.—Mr. Oa Satur d a y ni g ht . a darin g attem p t was made C • I. coon's appointment , as Governor of the Cape; ' S I OVICIT made several other very unity 01,14 r,•• by the Spanish 'prisoners, in Mill Bay depit, Ply- his Lordship and suite are to sail with th e first East - tions.-oAt halt past nine we lefohim in the chair. month. troeffeet their escape; twenty-nine of them ludis convoy in January next. :—...--,-----!---o . got into the Bog-house drain, from which they cut We have authority to state, that the retort from Tire y's Gastric enabains a notice to the Cap- A subterraneons pa , sage under the prison w .H; end Dublin, and which has appeared in some of the were nsaitrog their way through the hospital avenue, London Papers, of a duel having been fought by tote o , rtinico, St;A r ricia„ tool GuAdalcupe, in she year ;94, that a rlitr . th. aad fi na l di, tr iy„ t i, n , when they were detefteJ by one of the turnkeys, Lord AC/414101i and Colonel Core is without (ou rs woad le- and there escape prevented. 11:his is th e dation. Will coin . to be ar:rit; kr tie land forces on the " of utosanhe j. The 1)01 t , basthrt Jed. tor the tempt, in the course of the week, which has been It is not true that Mr. Mass is appointed to 941 C• Vrilly . is 9 1 Olgif li.. .J. I..:;ing a. proportion /or fruoiated by the vigilance of the. turnkeys . In coed the late Mr. Luc vo, as a Welch Jud ge . L or d she Navy of 7 .,„ 6 „ ....46. ltd. The litre o f e .a , i consecoieoce ..1 these repeated rftorts to eff on their Gs arivroos certainly offered it to that Learned A.,''..matar”.iyr la c o l ef AIII•ill11411 to ;0:):)1. 12a. • hOeroton, every possible pre.aution. we hear , t bas Ge.alctuad. who vary prudently declined to accept. .• 6..1. Vat Irt te.essi iri:e tb es. e'J. • • • .1 bests alines!. ' ... a it. 0.. • .. ~ • - -