The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-10 00:00:00

Duna sat, On the' night: of elle -3d-of February last, arrived rit this place, in a deplorable I.:011(14km; Mrs. Mary Jordan, who, with :her husband and six el;ildren, were in January last carried away eapti'Ves by the Indians. ill's: Jordan" baS • furnished we with . the fellowing Melancholy account of the Massacre - of her insbanO'and'aildren, of her own sufferings while with the savages: '• ran The night "of 'the ged of 'January, f `io7, were 'suddenly , awakened . from slumber 'by the hideous y,dls :.avL:ges, who, belbre we could put ontsekcS. in -a sitti:!nion to oiTc)se.:' talc to; Rnceeeeed in forcing the doors of the Lous?. They were :to tilt:. number of 40 or 50, fri;htinily pdinted, and t.imed . U;ith`tbinplitiwits and 'scalping knives. My linsbnntt nret them at the door, and in "their own ii , ngue asked them what they wanted ?---" Tile „,alps,l~nfrtt/ywas the answer. • My lins• bantlinCreitt(Al ri , &ln I'o 11;iyvCOMpa,sion On me and IthlianoCet children.; hi-irlti's intteatit:!4 ; I Vaikci l were• dragged nal-, oie ed out 01 the lio, aria;led ereiy olds • By order of one W ho oe the Citiet, abont 20' - 'Ol the Indians 10041 (11:14' of us, tti.o were:ordered to conclaCi . ul' wlt`li' dl 1! , ,,5i01e (asp :itch to their settle:neat, (aboat 201.r1i1 . ‘.-s•dhittin) while li . te remainder wore left to 'tire the tho Use; cotnineneed out 3obritey about midoight; 'travelling:through an un.... eult:vatcd-w4ldernes at the rate of ntiatly:i miles an . how.: e ither of us throuBh fatigue slackened our, vice, we wete to. st . iiilitituanly be and threatened' with inqatit treath. • " Alier a tedious travel of na - .9 - e than 40 miles, the '...tvages hinted in a swarrtp—liet'e fur the first froan the time of our ilLparture, we were per !Lilted to lid down—the Indians kindled a fire, on I.vhiOt•thoy . btbiled s'onre bear's flesh, of which they alluv;ed burn small portion. "' After they had rteshed theMselvei and ex tin-: • guished their tire,: We . Were again compelled to pur— tibte our journey . ; tilled _until sun-set, t. hen ' the Indians again halted, and began to prepare a tp‘ering .for theinsolVes for- the night. My poor children complained mocha their, fret being ,swol. ,'„„;;; bat i was not permitted to give theta :my re. • nog Wn,. their farlwr allowed to dis`cottrs. thttn, As night orp,;,;,..)clted, we shook each : by tbehand, .eXpe6ting never to t iZjP to witness the rising of the sum. Contrary to our however,, we had a tolerable night's 'rest, at oa the's:let:ceding day', thoLigh naki4d and half • starved, travelled . I,vith• ttittch ;Dorf! e a se than on•the preee- The Indians ' - 'o.easiorially.allowed us it 'row stiffiCient:Pnly to keep us dV travelled, accyrding to the reekoning'of ;lie 11),:it 6,. , pqady , 40 and were about SOU -5:1 joined by trier remaining savages «ilo wOre left b -hid ; they were loaded with he !Toils .of my busl.4lnd's property.: Ainong 'other aticies - they found a keg . , of +irin-t,, - whith they hid drank plentifully —as 00 ; y : .becinne they exer cised the nitre 'Oruelty towarcN tls--;-the'y . b s at lily poor children untnereiltilly, that the W4Sro tin fait to atand ctiltklcir feet the next 1110(11111i4. ,Tile i I.iolans attributed tlie;r inability to ,viliblilesS„' and ail,ain renewed thokaOs of barVa'ity, thciil ttith'cluni, tattling and gashing them with knives,` and seorchin;; their,..n,hd bodies . with brands of fire. Finding that .their lit.Jlisll plans had do other effedt titan to render tite'}?-por unhappy buffor.is less' ale to 'travel, they eatne, to thc re s olution to. botcher them on the spin., o . , "6m butei w,2 , 54` dug in tlie,e:ittb, of about 5 feet ill th.-pth, ot. which sOniedried brandiell of troL-: My In.hband, at this moment tiled witl, ,terror at 1, t ho was abOut.' to t.nue plarc , kruke r0p,..T.! with which he' tkas bound, atio• xtemptei to c:.e.,pe twin han4 of the turtuereitul cannibals. ITIe wit?, however, closely rurstied„ soon cr. ; eytakyu and brought lxick—as, be itas , ,ed titer litYeaSt lii, e yt, towards meant! faintetl,- 7 i this shoal ion ite ; clet in one of oio 1:64411 . 111e4 W1111,0)0 IM.irt it.,ceing Cries of 11 y poor ehO'ren—" Spike, 0 Sp:tre my father !" was their crl—" have mercy on my .poor Children !" W 44 the cry of their lathet—it aviiiled nothing—ink dear children 'were all placed in st fattVitlon . similar to that of ,thehTftither-r-the youngest, only 9 . year's old, ,broke frOM them, and tan up in me., cryttig i " don't maininy, pray' don't thi...ra kill me 'r Alas, (.; lJeavens,' Ali it could t do ? In vain did 1 beg of tht,..m to let Me take My dear child's by forc,e,it was torn from me; in an hour when I„oouldatford it nO protet%o9,. • placed the poor 1111fOrttlrlaC Viertnit in • ,the . ..manner above described, they sectired . thOin A standing position, .by rqilacin g .tbe earth; which buried them nearly to their necks - " Theltilitunan wret ches nosy began their. hide:- . nus pow WOWS, 4311CIng ; t0 illlCl fro 1401111 - the vic tubs 'of .their torture, which they continued about ‘, half" - an hour, when they comnumieated tiro to the T.pl' piles ! Heaven only - lehOWs what nay fcc)ings .; `were' at this moment ! As the tbnies the shrielcS and tly:ng p - ,l . Outs• of my pner 1 . iltitli V. re heJohtened ! Thank !:navetr i : Own. a ;hurt tdra:i?)n I. in less. than a (Inirter Cit fit fr,ou t the time the fire was . 1111. Coo.loll4olcaNA tht•ir cries ceased, jtnd they sunk the :wtriS cif their kind deliverer, , • 4 , The ettlkatit hi arka is hav,in feh:iteil their eyes with the agoni,is 01 autiere:;s, reth',ll to Ti.-, lie tbcMselves H wit i lk i what Taittor rt mained ; they drttik,:freely, and soOn,t)eotixt..spitsis with one (ii their tOmithaWlis I thiAnt with `have aipatch4:thetn ;,1;11, butKty only 4,tesire:.y. , ils zts tlee from ti, _in as (Ink*, as poSsibte,• J . .auceeoati vitth city •in iiyself, cuitipg the! cord with ,vhiCh brund, 'On Winch I bent my o , urse tor A ifiece of bear'S tbriuni: cly fond in one of the- ind'!an's it,rved nli Wl' .1 travelled Duly nl, in aisle throw 1 4 'j!- I , )v; ofOf Indk.ns piNstkl'N'ti'itro a ty,l rite It :t< ot Ili}' concealitient the ti.e,...231.1 'Blly Tenn Minutes &Wore Captain Sitr:rpA'an'arKived on the beach at Lynhaveniiar, a Launch', coniaitv ing about .'searnen anVinatines put off from the'Shore,' otherwise the delauhrrient of lcor6e must inevitably hate had a reilCkitre them, and either kilted or taktn - pris;inur every Man who resjsted, An expreSg., genet,; arrived boil: lo,t night ahnnt three : rely upon this tali cts ccriain, for I, myself have this moinent'seen e letter ft um a private Of 014' detach ment to•this etre& c r added, that . thity were then (yesterday morning) in ainbuseadu %coiting and expe6tinrj; the arrival a abother ecucv.—We shall probably rey•eive nn account of tin reneontie, to night, if One fakei :It tw prohable;:lioWeyer, 'that' S't Ey PA n'S' pgrty was descriedl from t top masts of the Eritiih Squadron, and upon a given .5i: . . , ;11.11, their retired in their .boats. Another 'cartons circulv,tance has just come ti) my .know. ledge ; Mr. NimstO, a Lawycr cif Norfolk, with three 0;.:,;' , r cotop:tniorts, was walking - the of her day I.i•ci,ltt-I,, ! tHy, at Cape I teary; (+bony L) a-. iitrvon . flay'wittm dos,T; dti ut Britkh, Officers.' 'N . l . lqltx Ovtaiici — bli -- companions were unarmed ; the had - a brace of pistols and a sword When we're first seen the OtrVers burtfiterwards stoi;ped find entered into a ft e incriired what they were doing on land ? ttiey Merely stretcbing kgs; not know . - that the President's Prorllnnift ,: in'terdi6ted their latti..ling'? hey did-hnt they ro" dbinq', no ;They had no feaN It onl`r',ain the vul!; , :ir cart Of The. community: Did they nOt . into tillto je362: 'bumf ? Thsoy cot: l nc)t before t ' riots llnifax , but it \i t. g out' o ui 'the French they would imined4itely ,`ire not da't ogcr, even flint) l'he '-the fetidet, orneS and . 44s 'a tired yards, to atJempt: to covr the landin : , , Of!tliei erew, nor 'ittiot of ate s 4 , ; )N D t„) ny 15.'1 cf.in RD Li A 1.0". No. 4' ? Mtan imW-Strrar; At ItterSittv-OitACR Noel bt mud I where Adivrtisementii‘Ortigri meeting took place yesterday,.on the banks of the Paddington Canal, belOw :Uxbridge, be-, tWeen , Mt. Who resides at Chelsea, and tt of, fortune in \N'itn:',ole-• street. An altercation arose betwixt the virt;,;,,:ii-a Masquerade at -Margate,,and they met to st , tti- the itisyne in Ki!burn "&ithi nil Tuesday, but the of.j aat ice ablikipated thore, 'Tbevi rept i ntd, however, o,a99thenliOd of adion ; yester;fity unmo lested, an 1 having tired trio rounds, Mr. M. was wounded•in but 'hot daner‘..,iisly. ;•t • . •Wmttrzt, •No: 16, Cornhill, cannot possibly %gen, mt . 4,LA.:414 1 neighbour, Mr. B2>ll, in his ,•tite nient o i t the immense slim of Two Hundred Thou sand foniids; - to'be dividod in Nies in th ,- ; Lottery upon xlte atiA% Plan, I)itig the`extent of the aclvtue,; pips - 10)0,14114;e derive, •al...l,'W..clern . ly pro- es by Isis acheitkernent, in another part of this, of 5257,0001. sterling is dividatt in Privts, arnorrgit :which is qoc of greater loagni-totle than . ever before , ,met the pubiic'eye, namely-1 7 w ty Thousand Pounds 1 • Nt s mjnikft..tiicit;rpx., i,r . Soyth Motion. street. Gravienur-squirF; 'N the Paper, ietterp - for the Edihrr, (i)&st-paid) r mutt be addiezeth :*wir -** IIN 4 1 1.1 THE ME- 111C4,4V i-10 0).1 D tiE ! tY THE INDIANS. /1' 1 .X.: PACT 4:74 , A Lti9"l`7.lt rVI OM' A GENTI . EMAN All- GI.At'A TO 1-11 S FRIEND IN vutGr:m. aer._ . •:... 36:.-r iviT ilvp.frh- 0 ,.'. b.. , ..t' - lid thit 1;c..-1%.c1• rUS., th-...'tr ivere uncleut)to.;ll:l - o':- the party. from A.f , .om' 1. es--; .; emed, i:-) 1..0v Z;it :::',: . .r Inzt, Lyo days afh-r, I w:ii ~ oet by an liyiian of ti,,e‘Shil‘YalieSe liat,.o:l, he' proved friendly, raid eon:tat - 14 me to a ;white set tlement ; without his a , sistanee I must, have again fallen into the hands of My savage foes."' . . .' Nnw-Yoll'i - Au 6.. - 3.--X(Merday fortnight Iho Cliesapeak Frigate vas towed op Mtn ourliarbour, little better than a hull;; without a iilA - it* or shroild standing,.and to day we hav r e the ph.-asure to yet.- ceive her coMpletely.ready for sea. Great credit is due to Commodore , DECAfUR and his. Ofilcers, tbr the activity. which , he and they Nye w.ed, ia pre- P 31114 this shiplor sea in so short a time, and tide.r very unfavourable circumstances. S6rcely. a day bas passed without rain, add, some it has never ceased 'to rain . ; we are' confident thot with a etiMw mon share 'of fair weather, she 'would be ready-for sea four days since. .. AUGUST, 4...--011 Saturday the lictersburgh And Richmond detachment in;adtry,.• under Major ADIBLER,, embarked on . board ,of t ves,els, on. their return to their respeOve place.> of , resideneei; the service. not requiring them. to:remoid lodger here., ' , On leaving the ;harbour hey were saluted :by. the Artillery Compady , Forts - .Ndsotf::add Norfolk, artd el.ered by , the' chesapeali,Frig , .We have nothing to ititintn..•ont , distant readers. re+eding. the operation's of the liritish 'Ships the Bayp a part ,olthetn occosioda4 Out and rettnin • again every 'day. They •bave;_ dot coact;; aoy at tenipt.to land, or Wien any.steps'reSp'ecting the tine persona detained.. Commodore Sir THOIAS HARDY-, who now.command4,. behaves, as for as we can learn, with great'politedess . to . the vessels 'ping out and comidg Ovilig them no interruptiOn:', It is to to regretted that Commodore, HARDY had dot ttinitnanu ,- .4 ',from the 'commencement of this aditir. think he ,would nester have written such letter as that of Commodore Dou6l:As, which has: been productive: of indignation scareely>short,of that.. produced by the original' outrage.' • ; •AUGUST 6.---Ye,terday was the time- fixed for . the trial of Colonel fluali a before the Circuit Court of the United States, to be held, at EichmLind. Preparations are';Making- to put the harbour of Bolton in a complete sate of - deleoce. • 'The Brig Neptrine , Kiorgiuni;.Jamaicaiarriv ed thii day with ballast. and. bevs' . wax; off stop sp.)iarthe Brig residefit, -of aaftg . . - fic)ro ; the Captain of which - informed; that Ile .w: bearded by a ,British Fri.,,i,ate orif •La y t Ta..cruzi. with, two millions.of dollars on board. ; Captain Astjzi.,itnfuttns, that 'previotts to Ilia a atilithnkrigaie had arrived with four millions, and hat,...aro;embargoiwas. tti take place inirnedtatelyo , Arrivektht4 dav, and at frarantine, the Brig of Rennebun;r, 'Glaatialoupe, tti, Slip! Superb,Limumii),.6 dayti horn BiVer Plate. The aceramt of . Lietitenint,Pl mg:and his party boy ing cut . off theAndiane, is:. totally t.mt'otmdeft.- The lat 7t inrortiti on, entitled tO'Cil'clit, states; that • hii party, having 11.-4, sett their:route..anti paisedirtim, the Ited River to - the',nict del Norte, in . therkerritory of Spain, had been arresicd in their course,. .iii the mouth of February, by a 'detachment: of .Spati:sh troops, 411A:takeli• to• Santi Fe; and thence to:. Chi" hualina, ithe residence . of .Gevernor' SaLcittiO, who had. treated ihetri with great attention; and given • them liberty to raurn to the 'United States:-.(Nut. bitelligencer.) . . Ex traa, of a .Letter from the Havannah, dated July 5, 4397 to a Gentleman in Washington. fortunately, Sir, I am under. the disagreeable neces sity to inform you that the Yellow Fever and Black, Vomit rage violently among . the crews.of our vessels,' a t red'soMe, of the citiietis of the United States . w . . are rtd; . iii this city. : • • I have not beard that any 'Other class of people have been attainted With this horrid diytcntiler. 'Whether it be owing to intymperat,e matinee • of living, which has been . soirm.ioies carried to yx_ . cei's even here, and 'ln 'the ntoM fatal season of Year, is what I cannot' tindertal;e to say" but Ilear ..thrtt eitalfiple and: d'cingtr will not tcaChanany of my dOun4ineti to be mod,:rat.o (Nen in this 'retin a' moment, than at any otht:f EXTIIACT OF A LETTER "r;Rom 'rn VlM:vit./IA DETACHMENT, DATED PipIifTSMOUTH, FRIDAY EVENING, ittLY• 17, :41AL.F. PAST ttatel aboul a mileqiont the "shore,_ t*ecadge . the . hmrd bills, ,which are "blown up 4 (he.iVind orohe Bay shore, as high as houses, like the moving waves of sand in the deserts of -Arabia,- are amply E • 'cunt to sheltrYfirar ithops from the-British cannon. "It is , probable that, We ghall be :nova' to' kn. haven Bay in a few days.. New American Plan for destroying the British . Navy :,--The Ant bor, • after. communicating to the world a ve,ry in. genions disco Very which_he has made, viz. that Gun-powder is 'much more dreadful when eiploded in theopetfair thaitwhen confined in close . . 'vessels,. proceeds, thus • . ' ~The.method of destroying Ships by Gun-powder,.: which I promise, is therefOre,as folloWs Let casks large enough to contain foolb. of : Pttdel-. each be; provided. Let hollow balls .of, iron , with several orifices, and of the diameter ofthe largest balls used by Ships be made. Vo.each'eask Of powder I would fix one of 'those halls - by means of an iron axis of such A, h.:;qt , i), that atter the ball was placed in the cannon, end, of the cask might ,be several inches - distant_ from the 1.4.)011 of the guri ' •_. _ The ball, bet Ore it, is placed insidi •cannon, is . to be. tilled with tar or. pitch. light 4 slips . of, : pine- wpm! ore to be struck through the.ori i tice attic ban, wine!) is tO be lodg..qi in n siarldfr t 0 t Itose used fi)r red .hotshot. l ltis is to_ be done mediate!): before the ball is. placed in the eannister. When the gun is tired, _it. is ,o•ident the c..lsk Will .break_ to pieces against the first•objea it meets, - and the pci.‘ der being set on fire by the blazing tar,:,will instantly.oxptode, ,destroying evvry :thing around it. A feW Of . these casks would inevitably burn.any yes- . sel of war whatever. The superior Ole& of theca casks ,f • pnivder, connected with hollow iron 'balls filled With horning pitch, over red hbt shot, lam . confident, if practised, I.vould,appear evident. WASHINGTON CITY, JULY 31. TI-;E PRESI.DENT GI? TIM UN rED STATES OP AMERICA. A PRO6LANIA hereas great and *eighty rnatters,-claimi ng. the ' consideration of the Congress al the-United Stater,. .form au o,*tratKil,irtai,y t cosign or ,convening, then , do by tlie,,t4 presents appoint. Monday the v,tith day 'of OctOter:'ndii; 'hi, their nieeting 'at the - City of .Washingtim ; 'herebk•requiritfg the respedie Sena tors, and RepresqnpAives-it hen and there to ass'ernble in 'ongress, in order to receive suz.hr.:Otpuipnica tinns as may their be 'made to them, and to:sosnit, and determine on 'tinch. measures as in their veio6l - ti may b deemed meet . Or ; the welfare of the.l.Jnit'<:a biates, in testimony whi.:rcof, I have bausect.the seal of the Unitea States vibe:hereunto atf xecl, aud • • signed-ihe tulle wi tlytny , bond. "(Seal) . Done :at" Ole City, of )Vashingten) fhe aotti day ofJnly,ln the Year of our Lord i ui ; • 'and - in the 32c1 yeai of theindependence of : the United States. • ' Ey the Plysident, . , T,..,JEFFRSIIN. JAMES MADlsoli, Secretary of A'mvalcArtlVEarea:- .- Ori the 20th of Yuly last; the. body of -a young roan; genteelly dressed, was: found dead on the shore at WbeehaWk,. near the monu ment of oeneral FlAirm.yoN. Information was immediately given to the Coroner, and the body was conveyed to the city of Jersey, where au inquest was held. Qn.examination, appeared, that" hp had shot (himself' through the head with a ball from a large hurl' -pistol, which tore off part of his ear. Flis name -Was J A, BeTTP.., a foreigner, 'about the agtt n 20,years. Two letters, were found in Iris. ppc)ici, ono addressed to the, person who might Clod his body, the other to a Getitleinitti" at 'Brooklyii.: 'then letters he signifies his... ifitdntion i tlestroy ing‘lntuselfthat Ate, was tired' of 'his. life-:--and cogld not bear the idea of his beloved (when) he' stiles his MAT" being in 'the .inns ofanntlicr. Ineno 'Of the letters is his will, bequedthingtwa-: thirds of leis property to MATILDA, and the remain-- der to the)amily of the ,Gentleman above named. -,- The letters are dated the 27th ult. and it is stippo , .•ect he per;›etrAted the horrid deed oh' that • day. Un Monclty afternoon he was seer near the monument, with a batik in his hand, and on being observed, dr4w his hat over his eyes. : The book was found on the grianna by his Side, anti iNa3 "- The SoriOws of trefrter.'! lay open at the - place where Waallut writes ti),ctwit , Orrti-r • " They are loaded-6 . 0 clink strikes twelve—l go-- Charlotte, I..:holutte ! 1'46V01! Faretvejl That, and several other passages in the book, cor responding with his tinhapppaituation, were :narked by him with ,a pen. , ' On the night of Thursday last a dieadful amray took place at a hOtise of bad 'fame, near the Justice Pelt, Aberdeen, 'between a party of military and a black,drummer of the, 29th Regiment, on. the re cruiting iervice, at Aberdeen, in which the latter vois cruelly murdered. The body, which' bore ►narks of great , viCrience, was soon after found in the street, a' ll ,l has since uadergoatr a surgical examina , tion., 'Z>f . llP TIULL, SIPTEMBER 7.. Art it-~fkt: .ol;inltopt, sharp. Wolgar, Worl. cus, Sithpson, from l'u:t;:inouth • l ame, 134dwin, and A 1• bro', Ramsklen, from Fintr-lfrothers, lealherston, from Stockholm; Conaae 1 1 ;o.1.71, Quebec racket, Benact, Irdm ; ;thcl•flcy,;•, - Ware, frukta London. !, • . ." • • • GRAVtiEND, SEPTEM3Ett •Passt'd bye—the Three Goad Sisters, 4 front Me. tnel ; Trattor,;frum Quebec Sscorploo4 Atlantic, Swain, from CI:: South Seas. Sailed—the Venerable, jamaison, tbr ilor.doras ; M. Pa. trick, -t--, for 13011aSti and Betsey, Lynch, tor St. Velcro bargh. • '• BIRTH. On Monday last, at: Sudtook Park, Pcteliiitm, e,dy. , MaryStopfurci, of a !):11Wittr. :41E,1.71{1.E.D. .On Tuesday tle:4- . .inst,itt the Parish Church of Sto!.mat tvcr, J. S. Ling, Esq. ur StoKuinher, •to Miss Matsu,oaeAli; • tc: ot„Corn. atarsh, pi Asst . place. . On ThursAay last, at St. Itonis Back Church, Fenelioreh-' street, Mr. Nortiicote, AVine-iii;:tchant, t.iile,street, td• Miss T,ite, dauglater,of tht-14te Metcpk auot i the saint plat-. ' •—' ' • • _On, siittisclay last, at It:144)01e, Church,, neqr• ; Weyrn,qtla; fames Willis SVeston, Esq orNewiligton, Surrey, to Miss -Attn•Croueli,.younkest • daughter pihnVioneh, Esq. or the 1att,..1 place. VlSierelad,. Mr. •Stetv:;rd,' to Miss ttroistr . l% ;42ne &nue day, at Fari,hatii,.urrey,. hlv, C . ll,tries Booker; jun. .of Guildford - , to • Miss 'Cbilyer, only - dan4fittr of Mr. A. Coll; et, VestLiday, IVilliato• eldnery Esq. Surgeon, of Bury St. , Eclinnucl% to. Miss Luoinda,./13roiAs, .yOurritiiit , elaugliter of • thd lute siac-Brook s, 9. of I orrenger. Wine diy, ,et St. Eleinent's Church, litnnuel.K toys:, f'nd, E.sq, of tforfolk-street, to Miss Smoke, eldest 64;4• ter of George Stooke, Esq. of Trussliam o thelloutsty of Deyon, • • 1: - • • . • • DIED.; taiely, in Charlotte-strect, 'Portland place, E'arl Delo. : Taw, in the 71st year of his agr. On Monday' last, atthinirricrstnith, the ivile of Mr. Charley . Grover, !Surgeon. , , • • Lrtrly', :if s&4, tirPbrt Antonio, on his linssage hcime in the,fast ,bleat Angu*,-F.K. of Mon., Lego 134 y, 40110 f %lit: jric Mr. AlcxuntderAngw:, 13uokscller, ,itt Ahonlrern . .. I I r On tlic'a3d ult. at the Manse of AbernW, Porthshire, at a very acti•anerd'age,•ilic Rev. I arnet - , Atiataoh',"in yi.ar of his... Ministry. • Ott ,Stinciay. sc'hniglit, Mr. fames NiOhniSort, of Yoik, ' supposed . to in tiro beat perforator ac the lkipe Rod t‘,MOr ( i*r Kingdom. . . . , ALIIRPIitGES, ;111'D 1)E47:11S, IN 1ND1.4. - . • • - . „ utit - Ltis, Ai, fAN. &I; )ISOI.--;-Elit the 2jfit (Ai; aftliowrin.. rec. titz Lady Or" fijrninn I. i warr, t sy. 0 1 'II 4 09 ~ .OP tiee )1 4 ' t4t¢t. 1.z . ..1); of C avt.. A.nth:niy t,;reene, of a ..on. At 4thoinedpore, nar e;; , ..ore, 0..1 the ;14.::t 41 it. NI rs. of a tiauzittGr". flt P ;v1:. iti 1 the42l:i-ins: . : the Laity tinu);;lter. tht the t f .;, inst. rtir. ot ttaughtar. On the 7tlt.ir!st. Mrs. G. Ilkiinert, :;t C/11 tlfe 9'fit 1.3(13 • 4. 1 j0h1a-Eriinert,L.Eln.3;,, , ,of .a;sql). ) 01k tin.. 7th i" t :41 0 -4: p; a clan;ruter. At Tio . ..uerah, on rive Laiiy , of4atriqflil`ttiayss,';l:;s4o 0, 1 % s d b rt , , i Utft t)ownie, cf datigh..., r :r. l):: of.Colcis-gitaktespetiset, 'E stfil (it a ciartj,itttr,; At t Nkuttr.t, on tI ;,6411'DF•cd1Vci l .,Milie ut a 4o,it. • • ;,', , . • . On the'26th nit.. : Xi EroWn, in.ligo planter,. to Mila , l l .3caahettt I. :IW. inst . :44r. Walsh; to At Hydr4)aci,fort 4th instant, of I !s ' .Foot, to V i rs..,,Co per. On t;ic rStl. tc, C. 1 - 11241,fr.ty$, Oil ti , .341111 C to . Mits the zi•instant t , , , at t‘ir Ats•liseiot;AV. 114 Druz,_ Esq. Cossimha , ..4l - Capt. ledery l'i;:rcy, of 1-lis Nfa_ jesty's-Ottltt-ginient; to!X•lisi I rtiti4es. tkanii. On the ',pis instant, Capt. : Ilugh..Mackintosi,t th; the Sri instant, ai the lion,6i t tt.. nii l / 4 41 1- ;TSCV .It 'Cbbwriir. gee, by tilt Rev. Licpitgiqui.ik,enco d,tha honourable Coinpany'sNative infantry, to MiSa E Mina ghee. Birch, daughter of Jolm Birch, Esq. Of Chillsllrail, PIM)* lUil inst. Mr. -John -Robertson, to Mrs. Anti Taylor. O the 1204 Mr. ilasie&• Correll, to Mrs: , Mury , Wliazario. Ors the tyth inst. Mr. Charles Pigotoo Miss ,Feliciana llobjon. Oil the igth instant,'Mr. Guilhermo Titeoddrit fegretto. , At Merut,, on the nth December, by I I W ditto? . son, Esq. judge anti Magistrate, Lieut. oho WeitstOn, of the , toth Native lin-Niment, to .Miss „Mary Marshall., ,second daughterof Colonel Dison Marshall. On the lath instant,. Mr: John Smith,- to•Miis Elizabeth Goldsmith: DEATHS. On the ad hist. Mr. Wm.. Howe; mariner. On the . 27tlf nit. Mr.-. Win. trooper,: mate in the piliat service. On Ott 7ininst, the Lady of Win. Hollings, Esq. At Hydrabati, • on the t,th inst. G,:o. Um, Esq. Surgeon ..to the Residency. Ott the a.atli inst. Win, ,Townshend..fones, Esq. Oil the a;.l in..t. Mrs..A.- Brii6 'aged a; ye.are. Lately, at 13aVrasur. Ensign l'hinnas Greening; of t tot ,Cadet, Company.; At, Hy► drabad, 011 t.IC 19111 inst. the Lady ,of captaill P. Blair, of !thcA nil:cry. At Cassino place,. , on the lid ult,Clnptaiit John Knox, of His, Majesty's ,33nitegirnent. At Bemires,' on !Altit+st. Mr. Peter - Maguire; .' many' years an' indigo ,planter,in that distritt. . On the. 4th inst. at Secrule, rthinenarAteksingonvi wit:: of Serjcant-Nlajor it. Atkinson, Of incisi. Hattnlion.. On the .24til irtSt.•tt t. John fenehp, carpenter, aged 36. Bi it Ills. .MA DR Al.!—At CO16E1140;411 rtle 2ist , November, the Lady of W. Nloitti.;onicry,` Esq. of • His 11 , 1a . rst's' Ceylon Civil Service, °fa son. < At Cannanore, on the othinst. the 1.2 4 1 of Capt.iin Cui6rave of the Elq,oieeis, of a s un . ' • ,t.. MARRIAGES., ' • ..• p , At Mihiras,..Charles Mail), Esq. Advocate of Ow SaPr,o," Court of juiticdture, a - 1 - 0-14 Adiiir; I tiL4;e. Adv 4 cac:ceneF 4l. t" Miss Mary Hale Leiyiii, Alart;Uter of ,'ltiontas Lowiew-Esol of Ridgeway-House, li.itupslitte. . . • - i - • . .. • . , ,Tliotnas - • DEA'rHS, ' At.roint de Galle, on the 24tli Nwiember. 3ged 76 ,k 2ang ! -.l4,ittlieus Viitlt.-r Spar', senior nic th re h At it in e late I.,ii:us v4.,elntlia'nCiinipany's setilice. At (Gan alit, owihe i I th ul t. Vle , •tett, •Lsq. Deputy Cornwell:W. Eecluilfre; . On the - litii Ult. Ltellteitatif DentUn; of the 'to ' i litittalk)n Silt Reg% N. I. At C010ni!..,0, cm fire 24th Nov . laiit, Capt . : Key trolls, of Ilis' 6-4;ijesiyis, 3 1 Ceylon Req . 'l.4tely; at:nil - a:urn:ace, Lieu?: Clutulley, -of -HUI Majtst) g .5 tit, itttacl)c4 mu Ow (..:4ion ciiValty. At Callicitt, -on th'' ts, 17t1Puf•N74yetrib...r.; the Lady of Lieut. IVilli.un ithles, of ..,' Mictr..is' lisi.ibliSillt Wall. . . Rebideot , At - • • • . . 131 it TH S. Bost ivy •—A t Bombay,/ the Lady bf fohn Wipiarns, Esq. of a 1 1 (5 , 5. At ,)ace, on ttid ;2(.1 tat. at I'att..ll Littusck Ll.dy Maci4into.iit. • At. AlAlucca, cot the yth ult. the Lady 01 11. A Lty, 20.1.11 Itegitbent, N. lof a 0 4 °1 ?.: t4.tr. /Acct.) ;.at of I.iL•oz, eJSS,IIII,st lOS :;01). At . A 1,1yet;g1. , ;(7, +a j.,4t II ;e Larry tn- - Auk f rig ;..60. ~ MARRIAGPS. At Ilornbay, by tioi Ittv. Ati,olit iiiirrovkcs, }mei f.; until). Esq. C Wet 0:111,: , :t of the 11i..n. Conwany's ship Earl. S i ' Vincent, to' iNlt's's Iltilic Macl;. • ' —.. .'RICE OF rocKs Y t 47,i liyeatz Gtcu.k, shut '.avy 5 pc, Cent. 96 Ter. Cent. t7O, Shut Insh 5 per Cent. shut per ctint, • sout 1 . 4 r Ccut..1.0.31, shut, per Z2ent.-COn: Bank 1.. Ann. shut Ditto Short Ann. shut :1 DAY. L , 01;.; Stack s i,,thzt ts, die. par Soot li-Sqa,Stpc4, ro k cii.:tper kills, par, ts. kpr.. Impcnal 3 p ‘ r Lent. 62i •Ditte , Ann , Cu:.. tor 13th Ott. 63 MICH ‘VATER, AT LONVON BRIUGE 'lO-N1`11(' ROW. Morning, 4 33 'thin. after/9.. rAfternoonob utier io. ' v