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maool of Caoo Hotehirooot o of thelleettool Artillery, corkiatiroo of the od itoteliott, Stis Regitrient, and four p t o o rtiies of the 2 IA; kvidi fOur 6 pounders, and a large stoat of proe'o,iooo. 'floe ternairder of Colonel•M•;nsos'a 1)1 tachno•nt, coroistil); of five Battalion's oral six C o mpatO a of fiery.*', With two 1,10%0,Z...50,' reached the. River abouiday„break errs tl; noonio . t; of the a zfi August, ißd4.. The •river % , 'risen its etausrrreoce of a heavy fail of Was so high as to be . scarcely fordable for the largest elephants. Three boats were found at the.l3annas River, and, l o ieeteilAni.Colonel, Monson, percetving that the' • river did not foil so rapidly as tnight he expelled,' ordered Capt.. Niacin, With the six Companies of . , the 13.11.1ttalit)6 zist Regiment, to erosa"the and to proceed to Khooshal Griur, its charge of the e treasure of the detachment. JeSkVtlnt Kan liolkaria Cavalry appeared in large • bodies in front of•Lieutenaot.Colonel Monson's De. tachinenCOn the morning of the '33.1 Angnst, /64.; ' and pitched their Camp about lotto miles from Lieu... tomtit-Colonel Monson. Lieuterotrit.Colonel Monson however states, that the entantotnent was so itregu. lar, as to render it impossible to attack the Erinty'a • Cavalry with any prospet of advantage. •Ou the morning 'of the 24. th August, the'River having been found fortiable,liieut..Colonel Monson - began to cross over his' baggage at 'eight A. M. gether with one battalion. Ac. the same time the Enemy took posses.ion of a large village on Liento. Colonel Monson'soight; but Lietst..COlonel Mon. son attacked this post, and carried it with the hiss' of a few men. The f4l of the River having 14n. dered it fordable in many places, the Enemy availed themselves of this circumstance,' and their Cavalry; began to cross in great numbers, at different places,' to the right ;led left of Licut..Colonel•Monson's po, Sit inn. The greater tart of liient...Cotoner Mon. sole's- baggage had crossed, *anti Lieut ..Colonel Move • soli !Sent °Vet three more battalions and one hoWitier for its trotetlion,itirendiog to folio* with the re. training corps (the zd battalion zd,Regittfeht, and the piconets'of Ilse fade coops which had crossed) - as atom as, the remainder of the baggage and the damp followers had etfrOcri their passage over the kiver. At four P. M. however, the' Enerriy's Infantry an.. 3 guess arrived, and opened a heavy cannonade on . the 2tl 2',1 Regiment, and the Oecitietit pasted on' the soutioside of the liannas River.-- Lieut..Colooel • Munson immediately charged the Enemy with this small body of met', and, succeeded in carrying some gona. Toe 'Enemy, however,° encouraged by their stoieriarity of numbers, rallied ; and advancing with 'great celerity in different dire4lions, the riceat:ts and the zd Battalion. zd Regiment were overpowered, and ci►rripelled to"re. tire, and to abandon the remaining howitzer. Ooe 'l46ops suffered very ,s&verely 'in this operation, and with difficulty etfcaeti a retreat 'under coverlst ollkeodion ta.th Itegiment, which advanced to theltink of tjie River for that purpose. , . The Enemy, prasectited the advantages which they. had obtained, and .Lieutenalot.Cialopel' Munson was compelled to alialoion his baggage,'and to toorinee Isis retreat to Khooshal Ghur which; he reacted - can . the night of the ;ph Auga4. Deriet . the march to Khooshal Ghat, the hiherny's Cavalry, so - mantled . by guns, made several attacks on tieuteuant.Colo. nel Monson's Detachment, but without success.' At Khooshal.Gisur Lietttenant.Colonel Monson found Captain Nicliorli, who arrived it► the vicinity' of the Fort of KlitioslialCur on the Loth of 'AuOttist• CaP talroNichon's picqueti were - attaCkeLl' on the night of the 'Lodi by parties of horsemen, but maintained their post until the tnornirtg of the . .zetti, when they were recalled, and Captain Nielion, moved into the • fort of Kooshal Cher with the WhOle of Isis detach. went, strengthened by a company from the zth• Regiment' Native Infantry, which had been station, edat Khoushal Glair for some days,' 'Capt. Nielson elates, that there were seieral gates aind openings into the fort of Khooshal Glint, whichbelongs to • the Rajah .of jeypoor ; and that on the morning of the teth of Augtiat he was appriied that e it 'was the intention .of the Troops under Sudasheo • Dhow to levy a contribution upon the town of Khooshal Chor. This information, Cepoliti Nichol', further adds, was accompanied' by a threat; that if in two .hours a. certain sum was not paid to the Mahotta Trooos, they would cannonade the mover.' -Capt. Nielson then declared his intention of pro'. teeting the sown,' and received' a letter from Mahratta Commander, requiring the sunender of the elephants, treasure, Ste. belon g ing to the British detachment. To this deroarol toot. Nieholfroatie no reply, At pine in rite mottling of the 25th Aug; the Ersemy opened soote gins On the town. Attlee; same evening, apt. Iliettttll . repOrts; the- Enemy made an wen* tyon the town 'with' their infantry; but were quickly ,repul . ied With die loss of several men. Capt. Nicholl had two Sepoys killerrin this. are A. %I. on t il t z.Sitt, eNntinued his retreat to. tv.r.,14 Agra, , A‘ detachment hikd cleared 114: ritykties near the Enerny't Cayslry at.ttle 3 de'spelf4te ..ge in three separate bodies, but were received, by the Sepois _.with determined cc,oltie•.3 And Ittavcrty. The Sepoys 'reserved their fire uuril the Eilea's Cavalry: had come almost wtriii% l rviAqtl 9( OK haVrivete anti then gave their fire with such sigoal effect as to ennyel the Enemy to retire in Ivery.4jrettioa. Lieusenant 7 Colunel .Monson reached the Biana Pais about .sun.set the zßth August. The• troops were aboust.e,xttausted. w fatigue and hunger, and LieuteoaptCuloarl Munson.- halted, with an inten. ( t on to ',remain during the night, at the entrance o f, t he Pus. The F,,neaty, however, Succeeded -in. bringing up aome.guns, and -opened a heavy fire; which compeiled,„Lieutenant.Colunel Monson to continue Itiss,.rel.rezt to Agra. The Detachment reached the town uf &ants at nine P. M. on the 28th Augu*t. The night was dark ; and the camp fol.. lowerA„ 'with- such baggage- as. !entainetl, with the Det4chtneot, having !noted with the line, the troops were throw.n into confoooo. It was impossible, to reature ort4t4 and 'the dlk}trent Corps retreated in. grc4t disorder, to,'Agta, which they 'all • reached by 'the 3 r. , t'August. The Enemy followed as far its Fut poor, in. straggling parties, fur the p u rpose o f plundering, but.matte.nuonited attack after the The foll o wing F,Xtra4 .of a Letter from His Ex. cellercy theCottnuaud,or in Chief to the Governor. General,. Under date the, Sth September, t 804, :is published for, generdl information ; . , " Although I cannot sufficiently lament the unfortunate.. turn affiirs have taken with this• detachment, or the,circum stancett which led to them, still I ket it my duty to represent to your Lordshipohat both Officers' act( men of the detach; meat, on every occasion In which 'they were actually-engagect* with the Enemy, maintained the superiority ot.british disci-, pline, and sfiewed the utmost iteadiness and gallantry-; - and that should .an,opportUnity ;occur' of. leading against' the. Enemy those who .remain, I shall place the fullest dense in their attachment and approved bravery and expo-, rietiee. ' , " I shall cause every. passible inquiry to bo l Astit i n t o apparent disaftiaion on the part _of some of gic..corps,;: but , I haVithe.pleasure assure your Lordship, that it, not appear to have been by any mgails'extsiv: - Numbers 'of the soppy's• are daily coining in i.and those that an! still , Niche Enemy, and have been obliged to take icrvice, haveient. word to diett . Offteers'lliat they will aVait:themitelves. of the firs opportunity of escaping to return.--Those who refused , to enter the Entuny's service have been mast cruelly treated, And in ).iet,cral mutilated in' the right hand." • Thrk.t Oirteial Returni.of tite loss suffered by ;Lieu . tenant,Colonel Monson's Thtachtnenti since the al fair olthe.r t th'joy, near the Mokundta have, not yet been received aria the ptiVate accounts arc too uncertain to be annexed to this staternent. The • Returns will be published as so,.in . 'they shill_ be • received hi the Governor. General.. • . . • Heads cf.' httellig encejrant Raintoortib.' • At nine A.M. on the 29th August, Cir. Hut. chinson, of the iiengal'Ariillel (who had been left unt(nand'of the Fort of ampoiirah) observed a: party Of the gamy marching in the direCtiOn of 00niara...,.. and .conceiving it 40 be possible to cut them Order4d Lieuterrant Robertson, with three Companies of.ae.tpoys" . , and !tame Golundanie, to attenipt this operation. Lieutenant Robertson suc— ceeded, in re-aching the Enerny, who immediately: opened a fire upon him front three guns. The igne_ ow, however, were enabled to straw off their Artil. lery, hot Lieutenant Robertson talonred live Turn. hrils and a stand of colours, and compelled the Enc.:ly to retire with the greatest precipitation. intelligence has bzen receivethif the e l l). ture f withnue any loss on our 'part, of lodine, the capital of the tiolkar tertirorieli, lit the Corps tinder the command of Colonel Murray, on the gust, .14104.. The Officer conittianding les wont Rao Holkar's Troops at Indurr retired witliciut oppos:. ing any rebistanee to Colonel Nifutray.. cotnotand of 'hiti Excellency—the Must Noble the 'Governor General in Council.' • • :LuIvtSDEN, Chief Sec. to the Govt. CALCOT'rA CAZVITt, Ue7. tr. tg*4. A Disfi.iitti froin Lwaidnimt*Lult.i.ci Gerald; Ailjutant-Gcnetal, of which the followirsg is a Copy, has been received this See: tothe COVti :ijfl. balm. tt Srir»«-I"atti-diectiec by lne•Curnnviiitlet in Chief to - fnrward,'for . the intrmation , ol- iiis , Excellency the./viost Noble the GArernor-Generat in • a list of.cisuaittais whielhocentreil with ttla detack- Merit under rho Hon. Colonel A/Brunei'. . 6 I. have the honour tct 1)e, Sir, • ' 6 Yoof obedieni gerVallN • 4 -i j. GE14 6 .1.13, Adj. Gen." kleaci,Quar to rs, Cat p ,StC 014 SV pt. 3*, .604. ttST 0? CASVALTIts W TTSi T HOTMUIt ASIA ccILONeI. MONSON'S OlkTneli;U.NT. Second Battalion id Regiment.— Nl•djor •1410e14 Sinclair, killed 24th Augnst, a.)4. Lho ieut. t. Parr, ditto. Lie'irt.. N. O. putton, LLatt. Wittizttt tIVVCI),- missing.' but reported to hays, been klatd. W. W. Walker, ki heti 2 4 0 1 August 004. Litut. U. P. Stacey, ditto. Lictitetwit Thornas_Sticider, di t tt),, On the morning of the 26th August the whole of the liinernyts Cavalry encaMpeti in • separate lm. dic.s, surrounding Listotenant..o4otsel Dr. corresoinn.dence tree at this petiatt deteited, between SCUM of the Noive Officers= Of. Lieutenant-Colonel 'Monson's Corps And jeswunt Rao ILlttat's. The mast vigorou.s and effEtual steps 4ripCir to have been iitnnetlistely adopted to Check this mischief but notwithstanoing.evnay effort an she part of . Lieutensoteolonel IVI-nison anti his Of fic'ers, nearly two Coinpanies (tutu the tst attt:ltiOtt 14th Regiment, and a 'large portion of the }fin. dOstanee Cavalry deierted. 'On the 26th August at seven P. M. Lientertirnt.. Colonel Monson 'nova from the Fart of Kttonshal. Glitir, and fumed wn oblong square . , haviisz viously sOlted the rentairsiog 'howitzer. nut:iii . g . the night. of the 26th Atigtin, and 'the gretter part Of the 27th, the Enemy's CovaliiYontp.: ported as I)efore hy guns, attetniiteLt 'several to penetrate the dittak:htient under Lieutenant C' lot hut couttl not Make' the frAst pi'et' , ll,ln Oil Ctr an {).111ytor), ,he right` 0 6),, 27th Au isi Monson to le pots• un ut the tuinol Fort vl Huido!n, atr.t at .bi Sicond nattilion Bth Regirtient.—Lietthment' Willi4:111, killed 2411 t Augutit, * BO 4. Second battalion 9th ttegiment.--Captain lames Crokatt f kille4 ;4th AustAt, tBa.4. Lictit, A. K. ditro. . Pitt hatralion txtlt .Regiment.-4.ittur. tta4h I uly, 18;),1: 'Lieut. Ford, w0un 4 103'27i1 1 ,4 1 ,19,F, 1804. Ltctit, IL. Mosey ditto, August 24. LicAtt. 11owiing, ditto, 2.7 th August. I.ieut• 1 -440noirovvord pt crostini; illutinti.ll.4, tfit.h iuty, 130.1. 4c4n4ll3attallnil ;ult. ReAt.,—Lioutenant Randall, wound. Ad Wit Augubt, iKW4, I.ieturnant R. Pavitison, missing t Bth July. first liattallon rot Al Rest.--Lieut. li. IL Harris, killed 3otli Atigutit, 11144. Alf. Iltogh, hatgcon, Set',ontT Borah= slat Kegt.—Lleutenant W. T. Nl'xdn, August. LietttenAnt Arden, wounded 71.1rctittcv,„ Attillury,—.Captain Witibult,ettpwnetlt In utnuing llanu4S, citlt (Signed) ' 1. C Ell A al), Adj. C en. enuutimul nt H icdt lelvey the, Most Noble the (.0.. vaxttur Groctal , • L. KOOK, Sec. to thy Govt. CLYLON .;AZgTTD;Qoi . Aaentints were recti.ed 'Jot night from thr netaahmcnt under th 4 coanctuind of M % Or 8e.3 Ver .) fft)n) ildadcg r etillefe, which post had , lien takco on, the triitnirtg of dm .28kh ult., by the- discharges of ei l Ott cot - writs,• ,grid a. grnitr.ii chargt of the trtiope b , len an by Bullock, Regitnent. 4; Maps' ite.sver—apta-ks in (no highekt .ierri of the,gailabiry atut, of ail, the OirKtr o and Ingo 'of hiliDdtachiurflt, anti detail, tiee anal heavy loysvm- which thr le.nriny by the Insititagctf thei 110t504, 4 arid 1-40. des t ion * %It Oat Ntion au at-gitnotit. tst ditto gt It ditto. st ditto 14( It (lit tvt, jai ft; IZ epic kLata ioltsl, Arid six Coitiltiotivs Llt t h e 3 LONDON OtF ire . Ortheir g3 . 111V13 4 patt of o.lS'otintty through our troop have passed.;, and it is with great picahtiro wet, add, ,with very few ett,suaties ile, three - men ,only having been Wounded, twA sepoys - fiy 'the fire of the Eiletny, and an Artilleryman by,the accidental wound of a bayoritt. • '' It WaS tylijOr BeilSerb iptentipn to , h4lt : one day at 13 041,2gednete, and, afterwards . to push on to nmewak. : 4, where it 'Was said the I.:nerny` 11,0 assern. bled in fo;rce..,- artel were datermihed to dereml. their post ; which,. however, we have no .doubt carried by he gallantry of our Loop ,an t1 . 14 , 11! . s attack. 44 Captain Blatltali's 'detachment which marched from Nlegorilbo,.bad arriv.ed on the icrli ult. at 'Fa. terry, in the Sev,enCorles, without, accident or att. ficulty, excepting a pretty sharp, though harmless fire; tin his advaoced guard on the 23d and 2 4 i14 . : Ilaving caused considerable damage to the 1-4:oeiny, he proposed marching in the. evening to recham. becca, where he expeCted to - be joined by the de. tachments under the command of Lieutenants White and Purdon, and after this junCtion .to ipush on. ro Tammily, where the zd Atligar is supposed to be poSted - vvitii a force of 300 Malays and , Cuffrees, and a multitude of Cinggees. In, order to 'novena with celerity, he had sent back to Negoinho all his heavy baggage.' to W e are happy to say the whcile of the detach. me nt was in excellent health anti spirits." List of Passel gers per Britann;tt : Colonel and MrC'Kinsey,, Hon : Colonel - A. St. Leger, Mrs. .M‘Malion, Mrs. Gordon, Miss Loydell, Licutely . iits • Grier, Townsend and Gordon Mr. Sauinarez, Capt. rettlics and children, Miss C. Kenny: Miss G . IJtick, Miss, C; Pick; Miss A. Kinsey, Miss P. Bose, Miss P-. Gordon, Master G. W. Kinsey, Master T. Kinsey, Mr. lohrt•Bote, and •Peter Howland, from St. Helena. List of Passengers per . Earl Setreer: ' Sir Archibald Dixon, Bart. Major Nagle, Majyr Cant. Gattp„ .1% , 14., Gaup, Captain St. Leger Hansard, - Mr.. Reynolds, Mrs. - Reynolds, dietiat Sr. Helena jail. 12, ISO; Miss-Durup,,Mr:, Ivatta, Mr. Watson, Mr. Wehster, Thompion, Miss L. Reynolds, Miss Ellen Reid, Miss _Eliza klarris,-MiSX ¢iiss, Elizabeth :Gaup, Miss Philipin . Gatip, Master Cod Gaup, Master• Williain Harris, Master Srepiten.itagstraw, Master George 'Cochrane, Master Cha. Armstrong, Master George Do Gray, Master lames Nagle, Master Geo.- Winn, Master fames Bagshaw ; Charles Raitt, Commander; lanies...Faid . ax,First pificer ; 1. Goodson, Second Officer. ~ Passengers per Ship Lord ltletv;ll#-: Colonel , U. Visors, Madras . Establistitnent ; W. Wilstin, ditto • Lieut.- Cul, I. Hunter, Bengal Ezra blishinent t Capt. D i dion, Madras.h,stablisimient.;. Sit john ' Bulkeley. 33d Regiment ; Mr. Robert Nieholls, 19th Reg!, inent_i Lieutenants l */- NM:van, xzil Dragoon 4; I. Poieity, lath Regiment; 1. !list, ditto; Henry Fletcher, 77th meat; lames Campbell, twit Reginumt;'N. M'Leasie,`clittia; H. Newington, Madras LbtatliiSillllCo ; and Master WalW )oyes, child. 'rile Bombay Insurance company , have sulicribed: -5000). to be presented to §ir'lNT,STasalst E I, DA 11.0 us a token of their high admiration' tlf his spirited' conduct -when opposed tn.,Lt /tot , . - • The amount ,01,the-Bank Notes.of , Si. each and npwards; including * Batik Post Bills olya!)leseen days after sight, to circulation on Op': teth of last month, was 13',781,4.801s ,The amount of '06 . /1. and ~11... Notes citculatiup at the same ,time was 4-7 2 90.14 0 . 1 ., On Friday last an InqUest was held by Mr. Cita. Cototsee'tor the - . Harlow of Ponfefraff, Jt Swillington Bri3ge; neer Leeds on the body. of man •nnkoown, which was found in the River Aire the I.!iicedinz day ; he is suppOsa to have h&..ri in the river two months; he had on abrown coat a'rlid - '1 narrow red striped wuisteciat, anti measured about five feet two inches. A hisGlaziet!!‘ diamond and a hook of 'roads were fouoti;inpocket ; anti - he. thought to be a native .of Devonshire. . ‘, ' An . Inquisition was taken yesterday berth* G. floclosote„ Esq.,at the liole.in.the-WAll, 'Kirby, street, on the body of a Mr. - Stackilvottri,'wello wap drove down in the Stritod on 4 FridayAost •hy a dray belonging in a bre.wer at Islington, the wheels :elf which pitsied over 'his body 40'd ckcasitinalii, • ' • . o,i Monday se'noight an Inquerit was held on the body of John Nutter, who met- with his death in theothopof Mr. Wm.; `Lister, of Ittlifax,'clnck and watch.raaker. The' following• cireurnstanCeS re, :listing to the fatal event appeared before the Coto; ner and' the Jot) , t—One George Salconstall, of 'Wadsworth ! requested 'the deCtasell to pnrehase a elkic kr Mtn. • at tl'oe , 241 111111. ..qlilll/!1S with the deceased into Lister's , shop ; seeing a gu n ' h e ti,„tc..ii tie, and on observing that the lock teas nothing . wnrtli, Lister said it welt a good one, and rievefOuttried fire. • Listerthen tovk, it up, cocked . thy' luck, struck it, and .the• gun went off, ; and i)e,.;' itr charged with gunpowder and shot, the contents struck Nutter inn the loviterpart of the licit)+, iind lie tiled' the folliwing ; day; It als6- appeared that Mr.' Lister and the deceased wete in perfen habits of intimacy, and that no harmenuld p eysibly be tt: - Othir w itI)e3SCS we're eximitied, who et?:. rob6rated the ratis itatett; but as it t is ad: vanced`that'Lister had, a very'biioit time previous to the:onefindioly accident, eltarg- . 4 the, gun f.)r the puri, , .,st of shooting a . rat, it :vas 'thought that •soirie oe i greppf . tieglig , ...,! . .ce: Litter; aril Oi.itikh aver A.; . eitientai homicide was re; turned,..yet the Cironer thonght it proper to 'make' ottl worrant of 01111141 . 11111erlt against- Lister, for the, Cattle at I F irk, fu answer "let the negleft and in, . attention lie.had:been guilty Of. ivtdOW and six Childreci tire left to mourn the pretivtitire death of a kithd htaiand and an affenionate father. Li L' week Ike dweiting.hothe of Mr.. Arthur • IVl3inwariag, situare in the Parish of Penelt,' near Wittnrraoulb, was br‘iken Open by. two liazdened vii.. Mains, who, defter ill. treating the owner of th - e: pre. mises, forcibly drages4 Lim out of bed ; after - which they pulled the tied off the bedstead, tad' made pith sit on it, while one' of them went into .his daughter !,',4 chamber, Whom they alto ill.tre.Ateti, 'by beiiting her alicrot the head and with an iron bar which they to-k out of the-witidote •they terwarcls dragged liar out of the rioni;- Placid her on the bed whh h r fathir, 'while they went to fetch the bed„she lay on, with Wfich they:covered both father tisugliter, and 064 - ofihem sat On it• while the other (di tit the hnu-,e, :from rience .they , stole tgl. in cash at , d ydung woman's chitties, and other 'artieles; Frost. theltitteliriess of . the situation, the villains but too successfully` got c l e ar off,witli their booty. . f.; 0 • • ~ • Bank, Stock, • Nivy • (WI j rts4,s stir Lent, sliut 4 Or 3 Oct: Ceilt `s ' Utit . ; i e..' Ct Con I 38 Wilk I MI. taut OiLt , , Snort Ann. ,Itut "Hrrktfrot s foi No. 4, 114Arlic31-Lourr, How -S tr4c ; and en ni zi h t d 7 y NA, IL7.ram Akmiest,Segirra, f,Ol South biottim-strtet, Grosvenor- quart; 1 , 12 .-4/r a nii; wiltre,AZ - 4,l4effseyti, Order" ftrr the Porn, L , rten for tic Editor, &v. (itur.fraid'), must he addressed,. • -./PIB.II,I'N . • 1"1 r ^si , . Tate 11ilart-llomover in the neiglihnurhoOki thi4 City are nelly completed: bitch °I them gliflrdt . d lay six oe eight saldios be. the, Lien rhey 'lodged, considring the Niture of the tower 9. The outi-;%-!s ai latc i , l the ClincitY?l W:tterf , rtl 'ha opon ill..entlernen (10, o:ar etfeft ic . • 't y h av e (xeiitl an universal ::cittloicur f atahorre,ize, "and a6l al.tilortm th474e' av,ton - naaarlYstritt g the spirited ,and well.;lit.etted ext.rtins,wh43lltl alrvidy 1;::en ..even of the pri.lcipals the late toutderl in that County 'tisr. : Iven APP"-henat.i, identilizd, and 6ent Ea Watel l ' 1,riv.414 lelters fro:li thereighbol , - 1100(1 . ofCappogniti, we have learneJ that a 9 rco hitch orht yen oeeight hAs been take';no Illturittai night. ' . -Conkiiia of t hi s kind• w ill n ut,. and carton f , (7,1 t h e ,v t ..sc..AildAtuo i • ders . ; anti language Ca-;nut well he ton warm in .ex. tiiiit to the Geollernen ot'oclier Distri lis `"! subj4et...of -praite'.atiad IJ .L A I N " t i' , : tt A t N rie rl: ls,, C: . .t lil l. el . tt r io ll4:: i5i:: . t 7 ,, :7 1, 0 :: ,..„„ -- unit ': :::l , .. --; .L , : p ' , - - --...-:---- ~,,,,, L,01.v „..,,,,,, T ., 1 . , ,; (.. ,1 , 4,)y t-t. r 4 1 N:L'IN ~".. .. l w ar iofigi . t tn. ,rtl ' ; 4re m.,.. i Pt .!,,,,..:‘,Ottltr '" 1 01; 1.11P. 1 .r /.ll , l7 : l. l e4i .C l. ,c : l reit ii t en '' r e i g ! l er V i i k t .o : t i ., ' ; 'ril s t .i l bdi l l i i . C . °° ;: as u l tir c el • l' e t i i : ao l it ' : 4 ' l t) ,, g 7 r n ict id co S ji a ;; :n lin .mrch d : rnt '- .l, ' TTC : ste e ....mi t : lle. ,ct_..,. e t:3iLi f n iu_ 4 , 4 ; r : : ::‘' 1 1 : 3 : . * ::: , ' 1 ) :: ;) : 7 ::: : :: : : : : : 0 111:41 :: 4:°/°UrSi WtillitlyACl:oo4)'cd4l ,ji ill §Tate cat.usce.. ',.. ' ~, a re easily P i ; - ail: 04411 1 I.,A A GO. , _ tta air more l)urable than t:o;omOn r.tr• ~,t i , n N •t I. White 1:eld an i' IN • f PalhterS' " P. lbws of the ' " ''lrts " ' . e3"it' le tied t:r.illty, I..ihtecti Oil-ohe tor 1111 .. . nt t i p y e s d p i ; V l:m m. l I S C rs E e T ,t the I ZC l r i e. c tr fi er w N l Y te a ri l it ;v' s ° lp n ri t t. n. e r 'f he w }lol3k;it't . l ;:i' ' l IIC' ' li. unprovea.pEDom ET gitt o f cc oriiii ~, . 0 . 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' r , tt i r :iii re tl a l i i7v l , li , h a e llfi : Fs t :, ;l•" ii:t h i L o sl :: : : l6, l (tL":.%li . l , : , : ei .4.l;l 4 l.; : ot t°ll Ili 1t:,,, 111. 1 1 .., , friaans of te-atittnittion as will restore I)tb , ! 06 1 . 'the Constitution ' coi 9 ii° ThrOtiv,h irtcoiisiderak negleC . 1 thO bl'l... ll l„ elt lt , : erli, 1 0 41 .4 1111 : ' iihritortirtt;.; but tt, ii the ,ilc4tho*riclit Of j - 1‘ 4' ' .. ,,, , 01 ,110 .1 it . 111 I 1 liti - i int: tr) giro a s4ll.'',lrvi- 1 , e:'iiialif ,, :q 7 ,„, t itt,.,il , ~ , ,, , h tit.otltzr Prattitiom-rs hay,: 141141, , qa teti , r , )lo''. , . I ‘.t l &efts of tvtnitnentidif aft ! c“,44.,iticiV 1,.., a fl,to . Inl':''""vs hat no %let te.r are ahsweired,.6ol4) , inelftsc“. - • 1 0 01/' ,i , No. 9, e A rutuldt.'itt re t'l , .Mcmber of the R.,y,,,t.c:,110,t; of Surgcun ./10 , . •,01f il , , Ili , ti an ivlttitt..:n ti . enttett'e 'n Warei-s A RTIN' I> RIX -, ~ , iirt, ..g steLind, nciii. Tettipieveet, tttli .._ • . . . .. :. slue IvAit's• . . 7 , ,,,,-:, . . . GRAvAigins t mmtcm. 12. . _... (WOW/ , . • P . asscd by—the Vrow Itentictta, ---, and '."--,- - Croft from E:tribden. I . inf . ' 16111: , Sailed—the, Daft,' Bedlake„ for Neivfound a , 4 . 1 „ 0 - ;, • 1 1 / 4 Jektf, for-Wavnford; Ma tgaretten acobs, • tor Tont: 0 . :V row Sarah ;14.4,garetta, Pas, ana l Gebroders, .A-01'w. Einbdin. ' - - - o'''4° • • BIRTHS. * ' . 'On'the tzth inst. in Park Lane; the' 1-icn. 'Mrs- • ' ~. Con,. of ,a - the I tidi al , - On Saiurd.ly 11St, it Trevaylor, in Cornwall, ~,,.., Rose Price, E. Nq .. of a Dattgittev::::-...**- . ' - AY/IRP /1r D. 000 , , O• . N'eterdsiy, at. sct. Ceoig:t*s, 'Oa/lover-square; myt,,ln Pry‘e liinnplireys, sti. Captain in tin: R°.Yl, 4 ,f y l i t ig. miss Ti ref-Nlorin, eldest daughter of John Tire'. on • t . of Weeoun Loclgc. -near Ay le'sb lay- . f;01 Al'. ('n Saturday' last, at St. Anne's Clinrol, LivsP .646,1!E Yowl!, tc,p Ali 4s uriiriani,. both beldngiog . to. 1 1 14 P.. ....,_ , ... , i. - • ; .. ' . ' • I )i.R.D , . ' - (1' 01 " , • Lately, : It' his seat in fis ; Cisititti Of .4 n in' m' , I reL lt ' 1 4,,,ik. worthy. Skcllington, Earl' of islasiare,.!nc, V4.;e0d1,,,,uar1.' Mone t .autt!Barqn of Lou'Ahteagli. This - rN; obl.nliv) !'",,l.*i, years confined in the r.aatile prison in. Frarice, s ' ll ‘,ofor his escape in the year ;09, by. rnarriii.g '4l , l.ide , 4.-'''."' l :, o -sif•t f , Ann Barrier, d,tighter;ottlitt Govztwi, will„ 11 1 , d ,.. Act 1 1... , anti lict hAsbaatt- betornt tlic parulois of. it'' '' corripanied him tii - lrelatid.. s y r ibt 0 On i'vlonday, aged 6,, F. lizalis:th. Chlytoth of , witi fo- Sombrsetsbire. --This wolnan , tirrn' rill : el ti r . ° l f '. 4,'' t ,, i' -' : 5 masculine .oiniiioyincti6, had worked al . :I 0 Oil . •14;,' a tiock..y.od np wares , - ,t f.,rty - yr..it's; And -.ii ‘,.1 51 ,.i 4 ... ' OA! Oro ; -5) - 1:.! ipsc:l . to dr,tilt , cii:,, , c i.,:,...,...,,, .1.1.i11 01,1,, t0 cll . - only wit:i t),i4-. Wpt &Vitt; y1t. , r70..1,..i 11.; V.:l- .c.sitaool`4ociot! .trin4 ,. ni,.l ::- . Ate. Sip, wai a , Aron, robust, n'c';'.''''' pciiiiiiiti - 11 atcy ow. to in•wit'her tit t:t4:4n4 , niiitY . -- /'ii Pii/C..7.'' 0i: Sf'l k'CI. 6.. , yt.;;Exrtb.tv. ~ Bank Stock, s;h4ii • Navy" 'per's; •,;-,-,1 • . 1 -, ,t . ii,11;zinc 4., ; ~, 4 ..': 01 ,, 1 , 4' f i l'er •1-17V' '''''! ' .tiv..:llt,iti,) 1.. 1 '0 ''' i tis4,s pct. Ce!it, shut 0t1). 1 , •'•. . „ • • . •-• 4 pii.rLenr. .4.441 0 14 ,14i-au., 4 J •. 3 pec,Cent Rai 4 , .".4tit . 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