The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-06 00:00:00

)*T.l'sv,Ls. t'ArEltS. CrtvcriVen LAsT Nicir,i . BIUTSSF.I..Sy ;TAN, 2.—We e't pressed sonic thittbts "In this Riper 1 Tht.: Orocle),scuttcerning the arriva l 'OrMAttvslette here his conference with It GC „ • , nen', and his departure for tiermany :- the whole story was, in List ~+ report vOlO, ,)t all founhtion. A Message lies been presented front hi§ I‘.la,jefity to:the Stares-Geneeal, -ploposing to extend to the whole kingdom the laws relative to t Ito Havigritioll 10,0ree111411t1 1111(1 . 111V.Straig11 1 3, ill order to ie%'ive and encourage this t avi atiou as well as the fiAhery. NAmon, Drc. 29..—The Proisian trniipt which occupied the t %en Givets, left them on the 21t1, and 4 1'iroceeded to Oinant, Ott the 230, tiny continued -their titar . ch for Luxemb , trg, but when they 'got to they received orders - to gobaek.vith artillery int.; i . tagglige; and resume their positions at Gi vet end the neighbourhood; .Which was executed with such diligence, that they 'mitred' in sight of GiVet the same evening. tlowever, the gates were shut, the draw-bridges. up, and the Governor tettised themadmission i tt Prits:i;tu Colonel only ,oh, rerntission to enter the town'to 'speak to the Engiish and Russian Commissioners, witti bad yLett there for some days. After It long cOlife. fent..e, the Colonel came Mit of GiVet. a nil or, ilert.d his men itton..diat tly to resume their tnarch„ in (huhu. tit Vint° cantonments at Dinant anti in the environs.. It seems certain that Charlernonr, Latph - ecies, and Matibetifte, will be ' ocen flied .by enter, thereon the 6tlCot latinary, in the morning. VI r.;' A r Ptec. 20.—The . conferences bet tVeett tro.titutes in Gerimny Se,ent to be very far from terniitiated. Seveial of the'inferior states of Ger *tatty expect indemniti , :s. 'llle - iUectot l 'of 'ltesSe continues to hear t hut title,' which 'ttccording to the new organization nf, Germany, is sup. p'reSe.;(l, it is sorpoActl front thii that he pretends in . futtir , . , to be considered as a Geiman `flip r 4 1its of the itnnst.,ttic cities also are fur frocr, heist; exactly dohned. All these eNs e nti a l putu'rs lutist ne necessarily dist before the basis of the confederation can tie laid Extract of at letter from :Tenn :—" We thought stkleortli twrgrurn -.16 a state of repors'e to our venerable , ncetspations; but the ordet to distant and it is pos s ible ,ve may remain for stole lime on, tt, war establitionent.." • Aix Drx. Vpn is'appoioteti Coorttroor of Saar,. Lowitt; This 0 fort,-, , ,s will have a very titror.- li.rossia.o gar , „ , .witteu will u1 , 0e..e tart of tie army on the left of the rthitic:, cowniandecl by - Gruer,4l • r'rc tt or; DEC. 24. 7 —Thc marriage of the 41.-yal tO by 'r hopio•ial tirauel che , s' Catherine of Oltlenhaii:;, has ,;itnonticed at Citst.t to-day. - . llut4icti, 'Deo. 15.—.1)rince Mueller is 'expect. Vet to st Op afitrankfurt - till he receiA'es a'ct's Tier from Berlitt. '•' ' ' ✓ eNtcit, Dace. 14.—Yesterday the' , Ce)rinthian Jltases were - replaced, with the gveati.st - snlernirity plocnce of their linperial-Ntajesties. TUE \VI LL'of the I_, AT E. DM F. of N 0 aro LK • 1-!is Grace flied pos 4 e3..etkor the M i rot t y of (1 1 .,y _ sktilitt, lit , ' Ancient paCt : iitoitiial 1111);1italyce, 'be hall coosidet:aldy augmented, l u st which he )ca'Stes -subject to very ilt:ge itt:44f;:tr,es Pohl AitsitiOS, arisittl. chiefly front ro'vred to inalte thatungnie'litation..• Ti'e income Or this apfforrinted Est the payment of debts, in terests, sitv&eeitain it's; ii 111 the otttof 11r. kloArard, ..lo:ytten.' (brother Of the present Duke of Not bail (or. many years Itttprestent,i tive of the city of (;lotteester) canes or age itt fe,..r.), The Barony is rhea. to. bA entaihA #.>tt him, on the two sons of Mr: .I,lulvard, of (,:orbv; 'ian a '‘irol :Nil-. I.ctivtard .tioward,, dna tth the yohocer ~s Str!et'S . #3l6: . oh Cracc had inherited and t ic-, quited consilferabli. estates in the f!ollotio4 of iii•Jr`X acid Surrey, the greatci rut of which he sinee the . year'lso2, lty excliatii., , ,es and 6iiles, pastsed , to- his latuily - settlement: Ile has directed' bb I.ptrsnottl property, and the reufainder of tai{ estlitoi in'thosc,vorin - ties am! elsevitLerc tb 'be sold (2nliject to IA V ight of pre-Uniptifill It) liidf tor, at ten per, tinder valor) for the payment Qt . 04 ht . 's and triortgagr ‘, and to create thereby 1 1,111(1 to ply the b,t,n.,..menli ol l e ti ,11141 other special annuities given in Itis Ileo,tinte, to a large amount , whieh it, is iiresnmeil On the income from his VAriotis properties eau without such salci provide fr. Nis Giace. tlicides reverjon•itty interest in the fund thus' crvatvil„, unit tloc overphis of the ineoryie,, sOletr ihto tive 1)1 iliefSP hit be -4.(neWo4 t 0-tifthi tai ptirehnsc all estate to be ciitailed firtal Ilowurd ;tict his stn - Pi ; other fifth 112 Ores to Mr. lioivard o of. Coi'by, who 1)::4 for )vary !Well his Grace's sueitOr, tortriebotit li39t appoitittit >tor be (Arai ges the remaining Aver-tiffili legiteif it; nod with - three. 'yeor4 tvages to all iiis menial servants bequeathing the - Et...blue of the sam,. to 'Air: Fio.%ar4l i.tdolvitetix. ills Or;iee's pe..Non:d . e.tivate eonlists cLietiy hi urears of rent, ft C C !ion dl hooks, gut:. &c 1-1 c tubs ni the ,6)- joitieot, Without phreluoJe, of the househohlettr- Ititule, Thyr.irtes, tic, itt Nsiireilk I Vilorkziop Niattor, and Arundel Castle, Aviiielt were ettraildtl its heir looms by Eilwiad I.7ulie of •Nortolk. • . COAL MiiititET,,lANthtity 5. N , p , at &I' itrhop 1; ii :Newt% 4ti • 1161 4,7'; Ott, to .IcA. .........0 ... ..„ ..„3. cid , tis onf,ertoate accidout kappeovi yeptcrilay ; try ti poor I)lclittilt)9s SCOPtilh, with her ckild plisiii;g 'by the ot ttic M Ary -le - bone %Vofi, ho . trse lie IsTei - ev It.oitt i t,tver.4l (vitt. of the 1,11 ttlf‘i'fij 1;4 orthe pool- VrtliTtAll, ond AIVEI he Cit .tilling otAlig ,was to It Virge filiaor.ty tit pvtog stones beiog pi:wt.t.l in Ow iii,itir of flit entrinea to I i.c ‘Voi 14.11004 e, which forced the wall out. `l4Ew StitiTit ix-rEhEsTfNti °MOTH 'itth naar.rrn 1 (KWELINMLNT 4tit) GRtik;rtAL ORDEIIB. Con 114144 W 119u4, Sydney, 'June IQ, 1815. The Ooveritor desires to ctinimuitielite, for the • • • inforM ation of thepttl)lic, the result of his late, tinir oVer . the AVe“erti, Or lllue Mountains, no dettals.en tot' the' purpose of helot enabled pet.- sonaily•to appreciate the itnpOrtance Tit ~o.e.tract, df country lying westwrivq of theta, trlitch had been explored in the hitter , end of .40 ; .yetat 1813; 'iind the b'egitming 0f .. 181 , 1, - bylki,,P9. W. , Evans', Deputy Surveyor of Land's.. To those %Vito the W how very U . tract of country hits been' - hitherto occupied by the co hinitts of New Smith \Valet, extending along the, basterti Coast to the North and , Sonth of Port Jaekson only: SO .and West Ward "about 40' tntle.i; to the foot of that chain bf 'lnclunt-aitis • in. the interior which tOrms its Western boundary, it must be at subject trt astonislonent and regret, that, ani9Opt 50 large a population, no °Reap peared Within the first 35 years of the establish ment:of this settlement possessed Of sufficient energy of Mind to induee him fully tit explore a pirsinge over these motintains :-- 7 -But, when it is cote idered, that for the greater part of that time cven this. circumscribed portion ;of country af forded sufficient produce' tor tlrti wants Of the peo ple ; whilst, on the Other baud," the whole sur face of ;the country beyond those NVai ai thick, and in malty places nearly tto.impenetraide forest, the surprise at the want of effort_ to sur mount such difficulties must abate very consider-. ably. . The records of the colony only afford two in stances of any bold llitentrt haritig been Mit•le to discover the country to .the Westward of the Blur: Mountains. The first was' by Mr. Bass, and the the other by Mr. Caley, and both ended in dis appoir,,tmenr—a eircumstauce which will not be ‘vg) . ndei6l at by thOse Who' 14tve lately crns'cil those niontitains. To G. - Iliaxland and W. Wentworth, anti Lieut. - Lawson.,..of the Royal Veteran . Com-; pally, the merit is due of having, willreXtraordi nary valence and much fatigue, edeereil the first passage over the most rugged and didieult pact of, the Hi n e Mountains. The'Governor'beinit; strongly Impressed with the inipOrtimee of the object, hail, early alter i nt'rivat in this dOloq, 'twitted the rei.ol,ltiiiit of eticoln.,igin , 4 the' attempt to find a passage to the kl' es t e i t n C ol oltry, and of the'fiiillllo.e* . which th'elliscnv er ie.s • t i, te entletinfn oft - bi g ded ,hints AccOrdingly, on the, 20111 of November'lBl3, Ito entrutted the itecum-- plisliment, of this ob j cct ti t Mr. U. W. Evans,i)e puty gorveyot of Lock ; the retilt . ,of hOse Journey wet laid befofe throngh the Ineditindof •fhe Sydney (ixzette, on the 12. th of Fehritary 1814. '.l‘ favontableaccotint..glven by Mr. Lvans of the `country he It explored, induced the Grover . nor td - cause. tt road tlt sAge and conveyance - df„. cattle and pripisions to the ititeiior ; and nien ot good chavacter, trout anningst rt tilltnber of convicts wikoliml tee: cd their sere were selected to liertorin this i arduous wink, Ott condition of being ted cl'oth'ed during the continuance of their labour, noti being f i zriiitted emancipation, as their final re• Ward,: on the c(4l4lletiOti of the mirk,' Tt i e and stiperintendence of this gt eat .worl: Was to \V: . CoX, the (Ail( f Mit'giStritt at iVificlsiir and to the uston.shinent 01 c , 'eri4Mo:\vticwk ' ttows was to be enconn - tertid; anti sec's has Uen eir..ct.ed its conspletion in six months from the tinte of cool trien6entent, hapility without n the ibis of h wan tir an ) ) serion4 accident. The Governor is at . it ioS iliipreelitte folly file si-% iCes rendered by Mr., Cox to this (:,olooy, in tiie c:V±Cotiou'of tliji ardu ous twit k, which proihisL4 to be of the greatest public:: utility, by opening a. new Smirce ut wealth to the ittinstrioit.F., and cuterprising. When it is comidered that Alt-, Cox volitotioily. !c li t teinislied the Comforts of \,At house, tont the it ocicty his nitmerotts tiitlitty, 411(1 ex,posetl himself to much. persolut fatigue, with only . tali tempura; y cover.' ing its n bAck hut aottld from the luck mence% of seaott, it it difitetdt to eXprelit the seutiiiiellti of aPPF"atiOll to Wiiit4l such,priva , tiffili and SerVICCS are entitled, . Mr, C ; OK reppried the roiul fp. come pICItd on the 21st ut Janaary . , the Governor, conipiniieil by Mrs.Alacquaric and that gentleman, co:tow:need his tour ont the p0 . .1 of April over th e Blue. 'ountains, and was joined by S 4 J. Jiitl44. 50!1, at the ' Nepetill, Who accompanied hint durinis -the entire tour. • Th e following gentlemen composed the Gover nor's (cite Mr. C.wiphi.l.l, tireretary ; Capt. Antill, Major of Brigade; Lii!.ut: Watts,' Aide.le4.:alitp; Mr. ltedern, Assistant-Sar k;i.a ; Mr. Oxley, Surveyor-Gener3l; Mr. Meehan, Eltptfty. N.'urreyor4;ene t ol ; ;\ tr. Lveein, Painter 4tot Neu:Alio ; sold Mr. C. W. Evans, thputy Survvyor of Lands . , who hail hekn s.ent f.rwalci f , ,r Ito! pull ow ut otal.ing further disLoverii4, and r,jointufs the party on the day drrlytti at Ilatiattst . The commencement 'of the ascent front Finn Plains_to the first do At, and thence to a resting place, now called " Spring '(Vootl," distant twelve miles from Etna Ford, was through vvry bawl. some open forest of lofty trees., and muck .Inore practicable and'easy than wits Expected. The fa,,, citity of the aster or this distance . excited stir. pri , ,e, and is cart by not well calculated to give the, traveller a just idea of the ditiieulties he lots afteo.varits to encounter., At the limiter distance of four miks a . stultlert Change IS perceived, in the. appearanet of the timber and' the quality of the soii--the former beeoMing stunted, and the Ut ter Loren and rocky. At this place the fatigues at the 'Tinley, may be said to commence. Ile vu the country become altogether mountairuins, a ucl extremely rugged. Near the Itithmile.mark (it is rugged. to'he 0h3t:04, .that the measure commences froth Lulu Fiit4), a pile of titrtrici Attracted ;Or tention it is close .to, the line of the. road; olithe , top of a rugged and . abrupt ascent, salt is sup pfiSeti to hive been placed there by NI/. Caley,a t i the extreme limit of his tour ; hence the Clover• nor gave that part of the nicitottain Ike "Mlle 'of " Caley's Repulse. - o. have penetrvited evenso far," T Was at that tinie an cfrort - of eitlty, row tioace t forward to the 94th miles VI succession of ragged 14;1 - .2, whicb awe abru;it 1,11 (I:2;:}'u Altogetirer ; at t his idqt: aft videliNive piAti iit+it•t;ll Morhidi etiwititu/ifithe summit of the West: et it MotostaiftwAtth,frodtthence . ft most e:steosive and be:ttitttitlprOspect p . i=eclejst s 1150' ou all sides to wi„th f iv,.lln: river'llawkeS % bury, Iriispect:-11111, and objects witi~iii tin start of the coldny now:inhabited, of equal interest, are distinctVi seen frosts hence. The to tjest is gran, clear cif the combined with the vatines ilbjects . ,t6 beseen froth this 'place, inductel the Co. veruor to give it the appellation " 'Elie King' .i • Table Land." • On the 5. W. side of the Kinl l 4 ,Teble LUlttl, the inountaio ttrininates iti abrupt preeipices . of immense depth;, at the AnittOm of which is seen a glen, tts rtnitatitically beautiful as . , can be imagined, hounded on the further side by mouittaini of great magnitede; terminating equally abruptly as . the otheri ; and the whole thickly co-; f vered with timber. The length of this pietnr- • esque and remarkable tract of .country is about 24 miles, to which the Governor gave the name of " The Prince' Regent's' 'Glen." Proceeding hence to' the 33d mile on the top of a bill, an opening presents itself on the side of the Prince aegent'S Glen, from whence a view is oh tained.partictilarli beautiful 4nd grand : Moun tains rising beyond mountains, with stupendous masses of rock, in the fore-ground, here strike the; eye with.adiniration and astonishment. l'ltecir • cider fortn in Which tie whole*, is so wonderfully disposed, induced the GovernOr to giVe it the name of " l'itt's Amphitheatre" (in honour of the late . Right !lon. William Pitr),- to this first branch from the 'Prince , Regent% Glen. .The•road Continues front hence. for the space of Intiiles, ou therisige 'of the mountinits which 'forms' one . side of the ' Prince Regent's Glen, and then it suddenly ter minates in nearly a perpendieular precipice of 676 feet high, as ascertained by measuremept. Tice road etinStrueted by Mr.' down x this iligged and tremendous deScent, through all 'its windings, it no less than three-fourths of a mile in length,' and has been executed with itch skill anti stabi lity as lctleets mind' credit on hiin. The lab Our here findergone,' aid the didiculties 'can only, be appreciated by those who. - view this scene. In 'order to perpetuate the memory of Nlr, • Cox's services, the' Governor deeMed it a trilmte iff.fly due to him, to give his name to this wend and. in.traordivary Pass; 'and he mecortliuglycalled 'it " Ailey at;the bottom of this P . met, the retrospec 7 tivevicw Ot the ovellifinging molottufn is tua,.;nl 7. ficently grate], Although the presOlt Pass is the, only practienble poifit vet disrovetiedfor ilescend 7 - ing by, yet the hinithrititl is much higher than blast on either side of it, front whenec it isdistin guished at a Consiilerabl . i: distance, When ap pr(iixhing it from tic iutvrior, and in this, point of view it ha•; thtt fir.peatance Or vei'y . 'dais clii tiuct hill, itliho , igh it is in ,fact only the abrupt . term/nation of it f Qok:ernor,,gi),ye the is,im e Yfe..l.:" to thi4teroljilMliiil,ol the t I t in honour of 111 . 11,10ne'ss this SCediiitt' cc! Goye,rnor was much by tneaep,ear:otee ;1 , 1( 1 tit for cultivati , in, was the first his had met ‘vith Since Cie C4IIIIIItV (4 , hiti 1 .1. 4 11 its Of yo,t, 0 ,c , :.de Liwyd';-• CoconsLt4.leae: of the mrong, reF,i,inblimee it bore to the vale :of t i fg ii ns i,e 1%Vn.11 1 . tVAIe'S: grass in this vale is Of a good ninthly, fold rk.ry.alatonlant.,atul n ,ri vulet of tine water fr.ona t he'East ward, vtlAiektoines itself at time \i''&;t'erit extretuity,, o f T h e v ale,. with another rivulet eonti,iititt;; still more ivatur.Thejimetioti of these tu'‘ii's:realiistifiliis." a verb' l'iVer i ftutV odled by the Governor " Cox's ltiv:!r,",yltielt talcs its course,, as has been since tt , .iveriitined, through the ince Ileg,.tft`s (heels, and einpties itself itittithe Rivet Nepealt inucl it is cottjeCtured, roll) the moat of the doitittt;" through whit* it p Olt it ottist , be.,ot t e4 the principsil causes of the floods tvhicli have been occasionally felt on the ion , hatila of the Rives' ll.Awkcshury, into whleb the Nepean :dtsClitirges itself. The Vele of Clwyd, 'front the. base' 'elf Moffitt York, extends six miles ill a westerly di rettion, and bus its terinitiation sit 'Citx's River, %Vest of this Rlver thu .enitntry again becomes hilly, but is generally open forest land;anel very good pirsturage. - :. ' Three milei to the westward. Of 'the ' •iale 'of Clwyd, Mes4rs. litexland, Wentworth, and L'aw sou, had formerly terminated their excursions ; e nd %Own the :various difficulties. ere ertosidered which they had to contend with, especially moil they had eifeeted.the descent front Mount York, tti which place they were 'Obliged 'to • pass thron4l) a thick brushwood, where they were tinder the necessity' of cutting; a passage', for. the gege horses, the severity-of Which labour hail se riously iAtleet6l their healtbs,theit:Tatient ante. of such fatigue cannot fail' to excite mucle surprise and admiration. Incm n mmemoration of . their' inerits; - three beautiful high hills jOittin 6 . omit other at the' end of their tour at ibis' place bave, reed i'ed their names in the foth•iWing order, Viz..!." Mount LitaXland," " Weift Wort 1 . 1 - ' Liltif," . and " LawSiors Segal. Loaf." A eau; e of' very lofty hills and narrow, vallies alternately form the tree( of countryfroin CO - x's Rivet',' f or a distance of 16 miles, - until is ar rived•at ; stage beiWeeit these rivers is consequently very i'erere and opFt oti th e cattle.', To. this. range the Goveroot ha,i given the tottne - bf " Clarence:Hilly Ranetf," " CT, te et , tirl•tik'ol. • I4FILAND. CLONATELL, Ttiesday night a very shocking -outrage WaS COMMittvit. DIM!' the person of a voting matt . (not more than 18 b 19 years 0111,) niotk•ri Thonwa ;Atphy, who hint hit: terly loagefl'in anti was:entith,;(t, on entn ing of awe, to a twitted property, n'ortiCilearty three hundred pontiff* a year. He bad bren ins . lin:ed._ to Qhristnins holidays. af ratio Bornq** 4 his brcrther-in-law. hying' im th e Kih u: . inefina Monntains. 'On the night - of Tuesday, Horne's: hotise was attacke,ly n`iinthber'or bins, who iltagged rutin; Murphy ant to 'l4 ditch, t 1 skull • whert: Liey recturet Its I.) p.aees,' 'and stabbed hint in ft - lift:rent parts of the body with a pitchfork.. They tobtaq , Stirot'*, Itothe of -'4‘ttne . . property, and, It unti-,:51ti0.3 ) cjintruitted Aorne atoti.e 'or 14; Mr, Alurphy was aft -vtotng whit unt Appear to . hav e t ith er tint,:t , r ,; 141 , 01 • 11 ,,,i ; v • (;,.• will, to hate ; t rty bin.. It watt itot „t loft NW IVC yesterday. flitting iir tot: 6:4 Mentioned shortly theattact ari Crtariee Duiteity, Vol. we ...tre not entailed to state tlle eli - ettinstaitce:i preciely tis_folio%Y : Mr; Diiherty l • 14b6kit O'clock; being about to return fritut t4ic field itito his hotise, hear& tio;sC tic ft44Steps whet' thil men shrtitth,ly vreveirec, l them "seeing' they halted, and most deb- . berately attjustell the pinning of their b!iiiiderff. busses, or bitort wins ; t bey. Oleo moved .ttittiiirtil the'llt)U6 . e* . Wl;cn he rushed tint, and dettranded; ii nt loud vnice, ho they instattl wheeled about and cocked their pieces; antladien.. cedon hint till they tonelted him with their muzzles:,.. They demanded his pucket-book. made 04 effort to get between them mid the hall•thiori. which he - hadintaittiously kit'open. After batter ing hint about the head, and. giving hint tir.4*, severe wounds, on his liends, they sitcceerled irt rifling hin t ' o f watch end what motley an d , papers he had abotit ()tie of th e tetlotin having sill)ped, Mr. D. gave Mtn a btow•which brought him to the scoutul, when he succeeded ill gaining the hall-door, 'w here he met 'Airs. Do herty coming to his assistance; The filst thing she SA W. ‘11,15 the flash of one of their pieces, whicl' protidentially did not go uff, otherwise she Inuit* have reeek ell the content; 61 tie piece OC, (kuir, being thettieetired, they made no'llirther attack , . Loft - unit:, DEc. 30.—.1titinpt ot are concerned to hear, that ou Thursday evening' ttvo shots were tiled into the p:irlotit• of the where the 'hey:J - 614i 'Hamilton resides, in ttiD town of noserea—lie was sitting hi the' room rat ttu titne; anti though: the balls were flied assn.{'"' cent to where he teas, they, most (:rutidantiK;.ty , did' not him. 'An itinUediate iettrch WAS made for the Villtiitis:throtigh rite tOwn; by AI Cl" • reapeettiltle:lollltbitnittN, tat excellent Men!, the ltonitgliali, hut, we hear, without clO feet. Itls now tit et t' clear, that the ;lc( y told yigilance of every ilettileintin'ti, ("our' the horrillioutritgFs that gist cooitly of Tit'P e '. endeavour to. be ,resisted : tote ass 4l ; *ill's 1444 i. Ale. kiatoilton, as a Oergynian alln magistrate, has aeotilred ihe 'e'steetit anti itsP tCt. . 1 evert , grtild , and loyal men ; an d we arc 'col' Merit, frooy his..uniform disposition. mu, asixivait s " lidt " de 'to restore Ir" 1 "1"iIntV) "I"), ita at' .praise-wortliy . minn i er, : is a terror to evll-doer and n protector 10 hie peaceable and [fork Ft , tb:lt Ills exertioos will not be,ortestetl.hy titis,eowerd4 and It'de, attempt eta) iris vaitiable lite, . . AVetkeithly n'e'tting, about i•i4ht Lottg; or Thotrrivaira, Cnnnty miry, tvitc yrity-laid and StICOLI Itlttiltlyt near th.:l town, NVk: pvc t ep t d, tt> lrertrtit 4 C Orr Itelpetr t itor;, , are ItIIONI it nod are, tlcscrisi:(ll l3 fOrt:nti public :to, of To'nn'' vartn; -tired. years ; 5 f:•vt:li iffilit'S high, h; . 111 Seim:l!, well a wig,,,florid:eontplexion, eltobbed" , looliittcr, round face, !sign, tot' ~„ 1,4 heed, and ~ ....;ore tic • Weir wt . a th,ik I . leY. •-•• • - • ' John •Ketkor.4lFoibout 21 sveltiA of age, 3 tititt a balf , (1 4 ,11; visog4 ! , louttitigfitt • simekrAer tntde. They bong by heating ki Lead to pic << t with art 4 cttti rt him:with kniites.: "Mt 111 S, ' ()r#,TAidav lad at Dot twt-trouse flaw. the Lady of Tbutiot, th;atiollmtr, of a ion awl heir. OALthe 4th .1.44.0 f Jo:tit 111,141Iph,llisq. of Clint"' of t tl . "Ilte talo,t tiay,"nt Hayes, Mitttilm-ir the Ro , t, of thr 7601 ittAitioeut, of flautfl)!fr• ‘Viticikttiurr-biti, — tW Lady 'of .101n1 of dOtkt,Mt.r. lat, the Lady of Joseph K.ty, FA T of !1r 1 " foriVstreet.ot rt (laughter..• ' , • pr.oupton, on th e 1r h i ntr . the Lud y or Licuteiratit-i. • c . ‘• t ' N4vite, sol+hritrdi, of'n too. •MAllittED. ~,o sd tits $ uOI 1 a v laA t , Hen r y Ittlper .Corrapo., Jun. EN• iv ' sarlitri Flarrik•f; *dour tit - John 'Taili,if,' B'sg. brother to On Elul of Shkr,wAstn,y.- (t it tht 311 't nit. 'at St. Peter's; Cork, JArnes Day 144', . 14rut, it. 156,40, 31 iii I,3o.litir, of 1141411;10e. Oil tile id)t I) nit. at Ant%'vvrir, Captain Kiitze, of The 4:1 11 ., Ilermart I.cgion, to Nl , Ariitottivtiiibilttia of Mr.' Robert Vi n , ,on, late ul Vux,ford. .. -- - D1ED,,„.., On the 2d rust. at lfis Iwo in Great .lie-'street, Mr. ivy. ' - Ell Frettch, Neeonntnnt to the I.ontion:Dilek , (;etiottly. c)n ‘Veibiesitav lust, at the hou se o f ', te l' i ' .e. D r .,l3dP I, " beinbity of Wesiniiiiiter, 'Mt's. Lucy Bell, in the Stith Ye 4l ' `''; lit,l age. . .- , On O the :id inst, , a: Ills twilit at Cl.phalli, l'eterlfroad le 'f . 4 Esq.,in the kid, „year pill's . ' .4 14 ,.., - ~ " ~ ' , ~ ' -On the 19th ult. at tiraltititinstu, th e 'L a dy of IVilli:', ° :biltql,'s'l3,;Esq. . ' : • .. ~ : ', At Land , 11,V ke, the !Toil. John gthrardes 6ftli son of .1 ,01 Kio 4 ' , singto .- n, aged six yvar's 1 .... Al nii „ i)!llttltieitt, tbll Thursday, the f1,„1.1 . i ult. IVillinni ' 1 i' . :eels, EN: . ;,'-'„; .' ' • ' • . .. - ..m0 11 ,f;, ) ,, 0,• Lis house in Souscrpet,placc, Ibttli,:Mil" l s liu ' GOolai az, f".sq. atzed .S 5, AL !..,iterston ~kitignai i n the. 34th year of hjikage, 1 4101 ..Turn.r, M b. ., At Krioi,lart, in Scothin,l, on the t 7th November, 'Mr. Its*". mild M•Dopell, of :jkartilOale, Lotign on list retired li,t. Pt CatiLiin ItoSe i S lndeloertirilittonttionry of Vereviris, in tile ; sls year of i.ii.u i te,,ii : g„ . .kouine, , lllgliholiktr 9f.tlke. - 01:1 i,;ll,, L kt i anct toiti. 4;i:witched, in the very getterill circle of his aeritriled . tail,4oi„, iivfixitt,r:reti the tort uni s' tit Knee Cliarle, Ston s i iriiita l'r;s'ioilitairi tiil..lliiilt . lett, at:it sherd w ith ilistin:;:i4' ol -" ' 'zeal in hi.ii if theie ittkinn4, -for whiCh ht 'afterwards inflet'e bi o i i b il . w i l t to Ittlia, for oeyen years, thiritrr, which period serve ‘k in Ai , l'lnsgari'l an,l' When xi:lt/ruin; to l'Aigland. t lle . S-0,.5el ii, whitii 10., sailed liappeOlP4 tfihAt Ainurdril by le . =" reel iti4liol:: , viir, before itanald was fted,ur e o f ti'l't was pa ..,i 1 , ! , ,. it's Ili‘cli', unit 'had furtriShed Ilint4elf All It a'eutlaks, he ii.,,, , 0 0, ~ An eagle. :iniotly, the vn...torS,.netually rrtotili the Drip , ' -- i, ,,,, tilline, tinglb-timuied; all itieitStonisitcd'Pre'lielinien ‘''l ,, ' 3 ' t tempre,-.1 to sviiti.taucl lii, atbletic,rage, to:4 dri.iiitigtho.ir_ nver rho vessel's' liftlirdsitte intii'ffiC"Reti, 1114 Teti i ttik'e rtl' : ,* • issOry 4t , ld neural-f.st oltii;s s..ertit : eipared Irint till will& ki It ,- tia ' ,... 4e iii ,- ; last, an - ,1, till ;'Bore ofl hore ninety, he had the use ';€, ' innxt.'cittl'Unibn. Ili , ,,fitther, his brothel, ran': his nepbt V . ' , fl : ~ srell'flt himself, all served the 1' inc , tit ti:c same tit 1 ,‘ I A. , L e op r-: I , , , e . ''. l :' , ) ci rt r.: it i l v. l .. y .p, li i i l oi ti v r n i o v. ti i i rd ltts deeN.POteoritit Der role, In the ii..ittl'ie, - of Kiliiltr,iiihie, vvb'' ; 1 ,,,... tin; ili..),irl :ilanitars3 int rnste t t to his enre; : antl enotto , tifil' j. ,„c with hi 9 C WO, ( el PilipirrY . . 1 1' !„,t al iligl.,:reas,ihe fatlo , v 11 0 . ,. whole Of thii "I:landrr.tiill" drawn t 11) as of old, o o rite , L, , , oi , : , of the array * whillti ‘,i4:i - , c;iinpo.:eil itlinoittiitirely of !the. , ' - 0 , • ITind cho),. .`:''.me 1»oliiil remains or flusher" "r th'' l3st. '' ' .. , • .. r„ 1 ~ tory; tier re 4.14J0..iterl Hit nit; dvn of 'ltlrfatherl'",, . 1. 1 1 04 chonl," oti kjido, the I It. ~ if Deri•inbets fearing ~l'"hic;,.`afoli liwzhters, rottity gi in't.,iiildrcit, kind .stverA greft , ni- At i e n 0 1,11,h 0u , 1 4 bNigaill,,,,lettli,vxelosi‘ e of son* wilt) LAI "i alit in the svrrie; of tl.nr eJonittl, two of whotn had f011,.'•',._ ~,,,.. young M‘I)onell, in the yenr . l794, lan the fifst fcleth!" ..ll ,„„. putt 't, ti,:lic,,filtl.9 V;t: tilts, iv or Ist nritilb) typo . ' nun Pow Vat into the tiny. , - ' 10N . 1) N Printed liv J. 1,. CAItiTI.I)I.S, No , 2 , attil I 1A- \A% A: S(:lttill'A,.v l Uila at Sir N-t c - c,, ND. Sti t * ktivr . e3vriti - ,0113-vrs,Lett,:ra lio dtldrfisol