The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-16 00:00:00

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SiVE NCB. ..-44PrPORD VICTIZoILL !NG- YeIRD July 13, 1816. 1 f rngSE are to giv e Nailed, that on Thursd a y, Instant,' it the 2tith I ,' at Ten tt!Clook . in t/ic Forenoon, wilt 1 , .. ) !I I At tsviored to PUBLIC 5.9 LE, at his _Majesty's '''ictital. , I ing'-Yortl, Deptford,- a quantity,o/SERVIGKABLE BEEF T e dPORE ; also sundry I,otrqf the fallowing UNSERVICE k44Ii PROVISIONS and STOIttS, now lying in the taid , .1 smelt nit,. Bread, Bread-dolt, flour, Raisins . , Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Callarances, BaliehoUse Stieepings, Beef, and Put k ; Butter, Clierso, and Sugar ; Lester,' Butt, Puncheon, flogshecl, 1/4teel, Half-hogshead, Sinall Cask, Irish 'Tierce and Ban LA 4 tatq ; ffeadin c ,, tight and dry ; Beok4ts Staves, Fire-wood, &t. &c, and lOU:Voris of Old Iron Hoops. -1 kposit if , 251. per rent. is to be made on the.amonnt Vet:al:la at the time i;fr . sale,•anjthe rvmdinder of the pur 0/144entserney paid ttptee the S'torys eve' rioni,reff,.fiw which PllApse a period of 1.1 ienthinti days will be alloWedliont the day 9, sale, the tilers partientarlu,observing, that not less ; thtw otte-lralfqf the iinantity isle he tal , :enaretty front the pie. itlitti within the first scum titky,v,Ontt the remainder in tAr NeVen f"l"U'i ", , tr fitly.t, ' et/4AT lit deposit otoney wilt telosJilled ) anfl.ihe Protiieiont.ar Stares reMoist the property of for Cr °' o,, , a 4 no extension of time will, oil ally atreitilts be grantrd. , . .. TO THE EDITOR 00 TI-16. SUN.. tHE C6I,LIERS: AMERICAN PAPERS. Sce,---Tl►e enclifFeil,elotprent appeal to , Common Sense was received : from Portsmonth,..wbere it. cost three hMf.pence ; t►y giving, it_ insertion in .your extensively circt►lated Journal, you will very m►►ch oblige • • Your bumble Servant, , Monday last, about Jiffy of ,tbese distressed workmen arrived at Chester,.from the. neighbour hood of Wolverhampton,,dralying a waggon load , ed with, coal,with the prolessed,.inteution of.ob- A t onin g re li e f f rom .the h.eoevolent inhabitants ,of the towns and villages through w bleb, they passed on their ,way to Liverpool,, Information having been,given to the ,Magist rates of that city, of their approach, Aldermen gvatis, Bowers, :mod :Bed,' ward, attended,bv Mr. Fioche.tt, the .Deputy Town Clerk, met them itithe suburbs of the city ; nn in'formed who they were, the men imme diately polled off their. hats, aurl'potid great apd re, specttul attention, i while the,Magistrates address ed them,on the Wegality and dangerous : tendency of their proceedings : they told them, that though tkey well knew end lamented the temporary dis tretoes of the country; and of 'their business and district particularly„ they would not permit . .this mode of relief, ; whilst it might legally and more effectually be bait in,their own parish,. whet e their situation and circumstances are koown Lthey there fore earnestly entreated them ;9 return peaceably to 'their respective homes, atnil they would take the coal, :oul give them money tcl defray their ex pences on the road; but it they. attempted to . g o into the city, they sho u ld be o pp ose d, an d punish ed to the utmost severity of the law. This firm though conciliating cotoluet, had the desired • ef fect ; the men consented to return. The Magis tratei ordered 201. to he given to the men, and horses to be brought to draw the waggon lOad of coals .to . the infirmary, which was dune accord ingly. 13 s stun and Nevirlirorh Papers have artked to the . 21st nit. 'Elie President telt the sth, with his family, for Minitprlier, there being no public business to detain him at the seat of Government. ' TO MR. WILL-BV.FORCE, ~ . . . , Air. adlatin,•who Itsbeew 41)1)i - tinted Antbas» sailor to France, sailed front 111e‘i -York on the . 11 di, for Have-de-Grace, in the Nacock sloop of 'limner) Sun. My forst Cush), Dennis 01-Turley, a lad that has carried a Nott fur tin years past in Covent Garden, acquaints tae, that your Honor is a very eompioshunatiug kind iantleman and that you sweeten your tee with nothing at all, because augur is made by the poor Negers in the West Indies; —that you driok no colfe;.L--that you smoke no toluttaart--and tl.at you would rather be dressed as nakell as Adorn, than ware a blue coat because it is died with Indica. Ogh, my sweet ere ., tar, if you %voted upon jurities to Africa and the West Indies, stop a whill in poor Old Ireland, and tike a peep at the slaves of this Country, by my sowl I beli rya you would go nu further. Here we arc my jewel, starving in the very Land of ProniiSelt, anti all the sweet things of Cresshun. Fur my own part I shal certainly go toad, or else lose my senses, which is pritty'much the same thing you know,if some elmritahle person - or ,other doesn't take compaskuti upon me and my poor family. My old mother has beep bedrid fur four years, my wife not able to put a stitch in any thing since she lay in of her fourteenth child, though, to be sure, the devil a stieh she has to work on, if she was ever. so able, and myself hardly fit to do a stroke for the wantof nourishment. Ah! what do you think, Mr. Wilf hy-foree, we have all of us to live upon ?—live upon° did I say ? by my sowl, my jewel, we strive hard to storveupou why four pence a day—two shillings a week ,to support toe whole! not two thirteen Pences, but Irish money, and that is just two pence less. On my word, Mr. Will-by-farce, if you, were to see us all of a winter's morning, you would think we were fed opus Intlicoall our days, for we look lust as green and as yellow as cow dung. Ogh, the devil burn sue! if ever you'd go to Africa or the West Itulies, but prevail upon' Mr. 'nod) , or Mr, llcartly, ; to Some good natured dantleman, to giant the poor some remedy, for we are all alike, by my sowl. Squire Mae Nopoly, the dantleinan that I work fur, rents about two thousand dirty acres of the cleanest land in the country of Limerick, and 'well - atoelet it is with bullocks, heifers, sheep, Whate i harley; oats, and all other sort of black cattle, for bread, 'and beef, anti beer, and mutton I andlet, as 6-41 is my judge, i t her i, or my wife, or My truld mother, or the nine childreo (which is all that death has I.;ft alive with us) hare tested either hi cad, or beef, or mutton, or beer, site last Chriotious day. I }, - ,now very well, Mr. Will-by-force, you'll say, An-301 ! how the devil do you all lice, then, Paddy ? but as this is really a question which I cannot solve, tell you -in answer howave :contrive twstarve. WO break Dor fasts nuimMutator_s and we sap upon potatoes and spring , water ! and stl»etimea a few sprats mid sometimes a drop or.butret-ini3'., 'add softte times a grain of- salt, -and- very often 'whew we•graw weak and aguish for want Of sprats and butterion we moisten oitr tato . es'With' Aalt : t e as! `Our cabin '(an' please ('oar Ilonur) is a sort- of a round building made of rand and wattles, with a hole in the top to let the athoke out, when we can get a hit •of fire; in one corner ,of nits we .keep a pig (wh:ch I dare not tell Yon how I cum by), and in,another corner we all pig onrselves, man, women, and child, upon one straw bed. AS to cloatbing. the old woman, who never slurs from under the straw, has no sive fin' any; my Wife and ftstsr-girls are pretty nearly half naked. (By my sowl, dear honey, I speak the naked troth)• the fire bays are entirely sn, and as for-myself, I ware an old greatcoat that Was given use by the squires coach- Man (God Weis bior),end that kivers every thing. Ntive my good-natured jantleman, yini Must know, that there is a near , relation, a tinth causi . ef my wife's here, who was formerly war. 'l'i►e Washington, 74, sailed froth Annapolis on. the 7th, with Mr. Pinckney, the Atubasfiador to ,Naples ; and Commodore Chauncey, who is to command the American squadron in the MeJiter ranean. • • • ..t• • • - the sl Clt e i l ek i taaaainvoynn a b t v i ti o:t a i7r iv l e ti d di :3 a t os l ;, V r a o si c i i ; b ri t g a t i n o n a l 17:7: in4nent • adjustment. of botmdariesibetwecu thci ki an the 04..eks, Cherokees,, and ,Cliocktaws. Ott the sth tdt. the new Ciovernor of Massa y. - chnsetts delivered a speech to the Legislature of t pa l n t eg S y ta ti t : i of wb t ted t chieflyof }republics, contrasted with the European Govern- . ments, The Massachusetts Legi,i,nu e 11.1 s pai,:ed an Aat for separating the District of Maine front that State, and erecting it into .an independent State, to be received into the , Unioa milder the approbation of Congress, By . accounts from New Orleans, of the }Bth of nay, it appears, that all attempts to stop up the crevasse which occasioned 'the. late extensive in» undatioo had faded, and the water, with which part of the city is filled, had bygim to throw out so horrid a stench, that minthers of the - inha bitants, apprehensive of a pestilential disorder, Were prettai iNg.to leave the p!nce,, A C COI it n article the National .rateni- genet'', it had been . ascertaiped hy the Aniel lean' Gocernment that there were. 1799 iinpreso.d Ante tient) seamen in the }ilifiSh scriee at the period or the rupture het%veen the two countries. The Anterienti post at Fol t Gtities, on the Cr,ek territory, continued • to be annoyed by the ho.ittle party ot Cre e k s , A gentlenntO who haul 'nt liiiitttn frorp, Valparai,o brought inteltigroce, that the eti,tst of ChM was in the.wrisession 01 t h e 1,,y,,1i 5t - s ; lotortnatidokh,td,l:"ten ruecivtarat Valp;irAitot that . the i, t! riots were ntaL7l:iog tJilttitd: St. Jag°. the c,l;,i'ol, vviiich city w,, , , turf tf\ A t. • the Avres, with the eir, at tacking h p.a,t, and rescuing it, from the hands of the patriots. o i l ier i n t e lli gence of t h e April from Buenos., Ayres stilt ed,ihat Antegas sa . eked liattta-f4„, a place ahotri, SO leagues tip the rtve:, , ,,. Thrim bandied men sent LittelloS-Ayres an oppose them, according to American ititOligence, joined the enemy. board of a steam-boat : the following are the: A inclatteltolycittat, trOphe has - Oaten place my, part ic u l ars is rink tosy a was alarmed by the explosion every physician, with a ettntbet;!,,t the citizens, wenti illltiel li at t ie l y to their relict , Ott site I lf six or ; eik;ltt ~cc•rty ttritrly' skinned f:: s‘ n r e o llo4 te feet; and others t ' 'l )' l el i) i ( slightly t< < slekd lii s i t ippi t r ig off their clothes, the skin pealed off 'with them to a Considerable depth to'this . Inekneholy sight, Ate ear of the pitying specta taogrdtwi n ig i g )i e s v i c . efftetrl;Yrst,hie•esll7l47.llllllgs ttu.l Slri:e(-11'ettshoorfr. ! lbhl: beyond description. Naw Yok, 15;- ,, Arrived this day the DEACON AND CO. - COFFEE'MART; 2. S KINNER -STREET, LONDON, it.e SPEC TKI,LY' inforitt , the , Public, they at fire Row selllng th e fi nes t flavoured InITCII COFFEE es..hd. per It). REFINED and UAW SU6ARS of the best quality. EAST INDIA. •HOUSE, JOSE tap 1816 . E COURT 'of Di RECTCHtS of the MiTtit) compANY, of. MEII,c4I - TANTS of liNch L'AND TRADING to the EAAi` INDIES, do hereby give Notity: t . 'T'h'at the COURT' will be real) , to receive PROPOSALS in Irrit hig, bit dr be?ore i r eiltiesday,-the 171 h July next, tram th e Owners of Ships of the "burthen'tif I'2oo Tona and up warlll, Buil dem i ' 'masts remept, specifying the rate offreigl4 rev. ,Tan at which they may be willing to LET such SHIPS, l' " 1. 9; 1 11 Voyage to China (Meet, in the Cutupany's rvgular ' Se r!i,Pe. Wise Crt further give notice, that no Tender will he re eiN for Ships which have been in the tierelee of the Com )'4'lTr if they have already one noire than Six Voyages. The Tenders, with th e w o rd s " Ship •Tender" on the "veri he•sererally sealed tip and left with the Secretary, at Cr iletnre Twtit'e o'Clucir at Noon un the said Intl July 4 " .t itleyntid hour nu Tender will lie received. J. DAM\ ,Assistatit Secretary. . Particulars of the TermS and Ctinditions upon. whieh . . 1 " 81 11P's will be engaged for the COmpatiy% Si trice, May he .1. 4 : 1:11 1I application to Mr. naris, Clerk tithe Com -1:1Ltleof tiiyr ; af ..,..,, ter NI tinTq 9ext, ,ti 3 X-13 1 -44k= 1. 1 . 111. 1%1101.D ESIDENrit, DEM., K . 'Oil 'Nes(' ry 'Minting 36 Colliers passed through Leicester, dragging an empty waggon, and pro fessing to be 011 their way home into Staffoßl. shire ; three of them waited upon the Magistrates, requesting relief, and stated that they hail been far us Uppingham, with a load of coals, where they sold them, and had been prevailed on . by sunie Gentleman of that place to return, after having collected upwards ()I' 5/. to defray their expenses. The Magistrates told than they were sorry for their distressed situation, but that the means they were pursuing to obtain relief. by going about the country in bodiPS, and beggiwz, were highly improper, and could not be tokera'e , i; that they were, hi fact, in a state'of .vagraoey, mod could only be relieved in that character ; tney were also told, that while the Magistrates felt it a dnty, which they must cheerfully performed, to attend to the just claims of the very numerous in habitants of their own town who are !low out of employ, is was equally their duty to repress the illcwal procerdlup of those men who had Mt, eyed . tight lif rejig( ir,4RMietir Vitt; Pe9 of (iisuloyitig the order. • %PO , o'. SOLD DY-- Pal. VATIC CO tLA C;T t Alhost relin e 'Cable COUNTRY R.i,SIDFNCg s ' With F;very conreos:ence.for it f;enteel cat tai t ullat i „n ,f Sir E. W.C. It, K. C. 11., li:,:atifitsit and 1 . a . t14111- ". I, irge.:l3ratviiir-rooio, Servants•BetWliainliers. and aril,""rti a nd Fill ; Yegetal.l4, and lil . I t-gat - 414.r Arirt t pteapire,trutind raidpre -4"6. 'S111110 ) • d' contaktisig.alt , ?gctin . r htr~.l . ll A I H. 90 P. little more er 1.5,, enclosed on stiles with: good. And also a small I riangtilar 14:r.,.'e of C.idrdrit•ground in front, With ohinit 3A. 30. P. k or Nft!,,,:,,, w tial .i rahl c Laud, all all wit e, ling, ant. V t ' u " . , ±; the Deal, in tint Coui4y Of Kent ; and the se with ts,l . iindsontet Front !titration, .stanils at a short 1 1 “g P ecdhie distance trout the TOWII of Deal,. adjoining the. I'l iiiiii',"titt*e-rnalt lendin g t o Cuntertony anti the Isle of Tbanet, slyskrahly attic evil for se4:vmter 'Bathing, or for•all o f"L"T n ..desirunii of Atrea'nlctiCe, in that port of the County PUr an „ 1 iar' "Al' I^arr i c its Apply itt - t he Office of Mestsr4, May n!! Wrcta, sotiettors ' Dell; or to Messrs. Long and Austen, i'ulif4tor3 t GraYs-Init, Loudon. fixed in Anarica if the expeuce of Government, for his natural w . ho ugcei to work on this same tobaeco plan tation with the black slaves, and he asshnres me, that there is no comparison between the manner they live there and in the West Indies (where be has also and time way we starve in pod Ohl Ireland. The 1)1aell slaves (he says) ate, and drink, and dance, and are iloathed, and are merry, and would think it thepeateit,of all curses to he sent back again to their own euntry m while we poor black and bine White NEW .I,NNtiM, RtiGi$TER , for 1811.), ThIS wets price I 2r. rirt Fr NEW A . N NUAL IIIiMISTER, or Gene th AL To nepn,iti n v o f History POlitics and Literature ; for Prioted for William !,:toelutale, Piccadilly. l :? * 11 / 4 ' lhore tout. few Copies teniailtivig of the Years tig and 1814, Gefitlemetf %vim liav , out' 'Yet Proo";"( 1 b ei are vo i ttv>ted to g ive iiusooliato Ovilrre for their lig fo,w4rdeti. French frigate Eurydice, Mittard, 29 days. irons Brest, with his Excellency Hyde de Neutille, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipoten tiaty of France to the -United States, and his family. . BOSTON, JUNE 18.---The Bill directing the call» lug of a Cenventionio act on, the erection of ate District .of Maine into a Sel4tute Sr e, which. Insci.previonsty passed the Senate, yesterday pass ed the tioutie, ut Reptesxotatives—Yeas 107 s Nays 51. ‘' Latest' frmil New 'Orleass.—Yesterilitv the brig Jane, Captain Whitney, from IsTe"vi. Ur- Itlitans. She left the city in the afternoon of the 13th ult. ; (ruin the I till to which titue the vvatee bad been nearly stationary as to . its heighth in 11113 city ; at the last period it was reckoned to have fallen a little, SAVANNAH, JUNE I.—The 1)1111AS tetteNilt•Clitter has brought info Savannah the iltitish brig 41.1v,t -4iltier, W. Connolly . late matter,. of Cork, bounit t 1.. • t from K itigSt I , lie itpt/1111 411111 one hand were deal, anit no one oil twain capable of navipti ti g the vessel when site was falicii in with. Added this, all the (men on hoard were in a (iteatlftil, ftatc of intoxieil:ton. The car'o consisted of 47 puncheons of ruin and a cpiantity of cutlet:. Slaves. can get Neither Mate,' nor drink, nor cleat lief., nor any thing else (except children to• • Italie us more and More mi.. sr.rible), and' are every day flying in whole thonsend4 to fo reigneountries for some —relief.. l.et me Mt:relate entrent, witliont,lnrther 4i*cusef, that yon will turn your hles4etl tbonghtS oluni ontoOndition in Ireland, and let your charity as twar.liortin ae pAsible, and iq an doiiig , you will greatly oblige, , , Your obedient fierN;tut, iwriticx criIITRLEY. * nalllgrieving; "lour Llinerick, in Ireland. , " litralitlitine' p'atriiin reternut jelunia nati,"—Vt I:G. .........*---",•—•••• Fr:.III file faint ellllll%lCtI it.l1111111:11: , V t 4111% 111 ice..-41 puny rue , ' iAtii?, shottlil tie, the fonothition of so- 11 1 A 0:z.+11,.1tmoviuvrt,, NOW, is often tli..turbetti tin ongh I lot •Intrtr.-1 .ttiat. form 'the - tiiiiins nut tatting those pteCalltioili I ' o l4ol W4ktflik ' it , i 9 trti tklel . li the enjoyment of that great'anitirti l.it wro.itig., Amidst the ittelailetioly variety tot . disorders , Vt•ner .%vhieh I , until nature i>l l+no , Ati to tis , r,t,lisle ore stone r o :itto •.'..t. niiii r ; or diStrooong thin those whieh result I foto , fttsitional3lo gaieties, early dissipation, or solitilry itttenipti raiKe. . . i‘le,srs , :r.!O',llF. and Co. beg to slat.'. that the,sedulous att„,, t i m , , I it ~,, a ct ic c e ,;etosirely direcled to the trontment , Ititil tore of (i`'.4 FAIN L'ONI I s l.:1IN'IS, entitle them tii the Mani) of stun:lnc actitriteint!itt. Apt ,regular-Surgetntti, tiny ttll'er a speedy anti pertnantort cure for 4 , V , cry stag, of that di... o 'rder., wtich i; contracted la an uttguartkii mninent, mid Tit;ll po;-vos the,springs. of life„ and _tor every class pt . debi-. ,1 11 . Y! which is the conic/pit:nee ttf jomitile iiiiitscrtition , „, p.,,.- .el : t ing tl.t niatnrity of taallimatt, entailing hey antitipatot, I,'" a% utibitpfm , virtiut alt the-iuttroptics of , Cia itge—the ' , ) , 6' t t vel lttitqc v.i.e , eltetl nit :I einaciitted —ih I- 111,eekc yell o w :wit '„ i , 16 :t i n.",,; , ---a,.1 . 1 Atm Clint.. gtOore ' y owl ..,', ;ectinl: Fo'r chi , .re,ult 1-• mien ;lux e , i,, 'tis lartir...otar hi a, li, they refer to that q t ) ,„_ 4l4 tln, whicn. *buy flatter theint , lves, tiny hare ite. q i c ri tnt - h) , thirty y t ,.1.,,' t.:xperiosec, in it ,toett tiltendpiL Vpatt tit In ~ ligill. anti 1 - 4 . i:eat case , nisYPI lictiL cl)"/1)1"is' 4 .tercet tqlt"e is cinopleton in the short Grit !t of two days ; - tritl • 4 ca.t.r.ilf.,t r it ui .„ ~,',c , ,i In the 111)11cs, .gicets. itetuitial 1, 0 4 : 1 ,'" 13- '4:. 't . ..;... ke, a ' ! proove . pi , . s,‘ , L'atitnt in their clan of ;: n itnC.th. ires Jo the pi..leiit an invignrateti . constifit k toll. l it i ;,,,,,i', lt itn "VoNiF.N, Who hat •' 14-,ig lieen th , appottrte-1 in 1,, n .: - PAP ELI A': it ..NN of is r VAIL °, , twit he A itrett that, 41,,i m4 L it t i llAt , i4t*Ces, ~•, It t :ett et; .wee ct-rf.tale it I:,,,neal"sbil) 1 'l d illiptlgli the i'emuv,,i ti,' such i,upt,ti„wio t,.... Ali ojeFt of tit=c er j a ,nd Uncertainly wit:. whet', yt t lite : 'ire of stst.it tte ini6t ,Y,,,th? Oistltitil progress of i.,•iios'.4:tia, is the acquire. , ,--4-tlattrte,ir expe.etence.. • it,.. it l / 2 1 4 . 1. • c. 4- 1, RI f.:, ;out cct.:1%,,,T he rotts‘tlterl by patients 9f, 111aii,... I ° ,,Zi kith the - getatits . t . 's, erect,. anti hotiour. “1 the;i si ii ,; - -# 4 , 44 , ..in7„ • Adttin kilnleit. l'Ativitts iii the a:nitiltry, erre'q t h ere case, age,.,itt .getteral babit of iiviog,.&e. &. Itilli:*l4 '1 r . entittance 1,.. :telt ;es and toenitiort,, the 541441 it i . , tz Pen tor se. to any part . tt.",i hilli;,:%n. 037 11 • t ....Mott Qat 4184. coll()Neßits IN4llysT.-N7estercky an inquest was held at the house of Nit s. Vigns, tiie sign 'of the -iraylitind, Kentlington..Common, before Atr. .lENtmrr,on the hotly of Eleanot-Saiindery, witogb deatb,vras occasioned by her liangit4; herself. It appeared iii evidence that the tieceAseci wit; 62 years of age, was ticver. married, and lived,for 2 years leS (sook , in ,the family -of Mr., Heath, 4 d liarlrytoi 11-place, Kennington-Common ; -- that itice she Iteard.,the report, of the:vvorld being at an end, and to be destroyed by fire,on the ibtlt tif this mooth, it huh stick 1111 elect on her thitul that she grew melancholy ~ iinti low spirited. fee quently . I.hotting herself lip in her room to pray;:tiaculating short prayerikas she welit about tier work ; .turf a s the dreaded day drew near, *!:e exhibitoi evident marks of .0. (fittOrtlertti Mint!. Ah .ht sev4;li - 1) ) elock on Sunday inprning sneirittlW her,cit with at hatiO4terchief front a leaden wider pi pt: that raft ac;roo, the:ceiling . ill the kitchen... ill in kvbich state she was 'found .otrsiventled by her feliow-servants. She Was immediately cot down, and s'iirgiveti 0/•‘lStlttiCe VFIIS spot fordnit it tirtiviit too:late to rennet any service.—Vertlipt, that AO vAine to her death by her n i viot net, in' hanging Iterb - 4.4.1 when in . & ttateof mentilkderdinggWuUt. (AnyttieriiiiiNig - 14T.]--Ever ready, through th, channel of our Paper; to give publicity ttiltii In stitution Ivliere the real welfare. is I.le. netited,' persons tviio'havit beet i - uiproperly . treat-ell i,)• tr Ceet4iti order that every intlivitiumi may e itte iiiititurizeil by 1)r. Coopert, tNe flee Medical Board it tharlotte; , iioifie, ktriars*- • , road,. to our (nett ,fr' saltation a reli.oth in the ; until ltt►e at night. - . -- TNere s .u ihie.duktr 4610 tall' t$ 4vOtos for Females. SEIZURE OF AN ILLICIT STILL. Acting lnspee torGel:tetrvirlit'ilviebtvilitt4gis'eN,ll'Nijr.tni*ovil.liend, Sur veyor, and Mr. "I' Craig, Officer of Excise, ite 7 companied by Mr. G. j)rinan, Peace Officer, pro ceeded,on inforknation they had received of a , vate Still being at work in the honk. of Micajalt Cleburne, in Kinpstreet. On arriving there they, kniwkcd at the ttotir and were nchnitied ; Mr. Townshend proceeded to search .`for the still, 'the • accompanying Gtitlernen, haying gone to the rear of the house, were instantly tacked out by tie ! . borne; and on Mr. Townshend 'dfiteovering the still and a quantity of pot •ale, he'-'seas furiously' attacked by ,Cleburne anti. his two sons, the fa ther repeatedly calling to them to run Mr. Towns head through' the body. In m n the eatitinte Mr. Julian misdealt possible haste for t 1 patty of the military. On Mr. Craig perceiving the desperate situation that Mr. Torwusbend was in, he scaled , a wall of 20 feet high and Came to his assitauce, anti :through his spirited exertions and Mr.ToWins bend's, Cleburne and sons were obliged to retreat into the still-house. On the art ival oi the military, Mr. Townshend gave directions to the soldiers to break in the stilkhouse door, on which Cleburne opened it and fired a shot at one of the soldiers, whom he wounded in the, hand t an amputation, 1,145 taken place this day. After this violent ()ga rage, Mr. TOwnshenti repeatedly called upon the Veace Officer. as we tare informed, to give directions to break in tine thior and seine Cleburne, but which was not done; and frotti the scene of contusion , that ensued, Cleburne effected his escape. Ilis ' son, however, a boy about sixteen years of age, is lodged in gaol. Cleburne took aim at Mr,. ijaitteke, Vixtise offiter, who accidentally, Came there, as be had repeatedly at Mr; Townsbend, hut providentially missed tire. The Sherilfs.evere immediately in attendance, and gare,^eVVY PPS 7 tible assistance,: a 4 did Capt. White. on much praise cannot by gbien to these thlieers - for their prompt land efficient conduct, as weilltalo Messrs. Blat:011,141 , :ar, and Coidwell, Offiects;ol,Excises who, on . hearing he ciretiosstance,-quickiy pro seeded to thenssiiiiineed their brother officers, Roth retulered very essential service in lodging a 50 gallon Still, Head and Worni complete, LI bill Majesty's stores.-40 Captain Milan:, of the 82 I regiment, who commanded the party that came to the a”islattee of tlie Offic , Es of the Revenue, for his vigilant anti tinter` much - ptiiise - ielikewise'slue.—Nark Afilacilizer, July O.) A notice was issued from the Post-Offic,e, dated the 4th inst. reueuing an old instruction to the I'o4-toasters in the Country, regiiiring diem to transmit ritteounis of all remarkable "occiniences within their dietrims,Aliat the ;wine troiy he ruouicated, it necessary, to i III: Secretaries of State. ;~ ~, ~ v