The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-13 00:00:00

IBISU [7,./-1,VC.1 , 4 ; Cu .1111111YE,II:. Prom the Report thi% Committee, laid before rir4imment, we give the 1441,0.4 , 1 th; statement at the annual pturianent „Revenue of Ireland for the last lota years :7- mug CtIttRZNCY. Net Produce into Coos* Pr_thice. the. Exchequer. dog . L . 5.4. 1 1 .6 69 . X4,4t7 99/ 2/ 1 9 • • • • 5,34i): 4 61 • • 4,57.4166 25 1 0% • • 5,4 16, :tS . • 4,250,003 181 x • • 5,13 , ,,6v0 . 1,6t4,1j; On the subjea "of • the delaication of produce, which, it appears, has litety taketi place, the Com .suit tee ob,erres " But it is obvious, that in the last, two years, end,esp , cially in th last, t pe Irish Revenue has of only not increased in'proportirn 1,) the augment .d charge of tie public debt, hut hxs tall on ctfn , i kr ably shirt of its tinnier dmonot and it wilt appear tI at this ney has occurred in the departments of Cosiont. and Excise. With a vie at thruishing the House with the mr'•tts' of forming a judgment at the causes from Is,4tich it has arisen, your Committee concelVe it may be useful to •4tatt, tieparately tie produce of a few of the most consideratoe aril. les in each of thole tott.'nrs ot revenue 1(4,r the tour last years. The tarvok , s ' they .fieletied are in the CustornS, rintrits, sugar, tee. tobacco, and wine ;' and in the Excise, • malt, spirits, and tobacco ;- viz. - CUSTOMS. Crosp Produce. t I Year $ Year ending ear ending eliding eniiiits jag. s, jam 5, ' lan. 5, 1808. 18 , 9. 1810. ~ 283.466 I 718,520 642.419 6 .3,9a9 . 59 ,6 93 500,946 1 i6t,046 17;698 336.000 I 365,274" 1,994.691 1 2,364,241 .....,............. Year ending lan. 5, tBri. Spirits k:51.754 Sugar 5-6.6 7 :I , L. • clki`,l6; 24)5,466 40,75 i 47 2,00 9 1 4.4 8 7 309.0.5° Tub-it:co t3)oii Wilic • 44,44 z tib36;843 1;601475 Nate -Exclu4ive of the bunt of 39,9581. charged on ac. touiit or the new Duty on the Stock in hand. EXCLSE...-t Produce. 3 2 7,47 0 Spi fits . 1,236,244 obacco 21(1,00 35g.593 40 8,4 m6 -0"3,57 4 • 2 3 0 i459 2766 SS 3t3,2 a) 13638476 t • 951,80 ...10,10.••••••••• I 3 43 0 40 I 3i316,°91 34R. 2 0 0 665,4"6 3111A,"47 3 C 1,773,760 t r5t4"3 Total of ) Customs Esc t x ` se e i A Oil the 3) vc) i g°3 above a- 1 tides . ,I,9sz,zis " Your Committee havit not bad sufficient means of . formisig a iidgittettt on the causes of this deft- Ciency i but they think the following consider4tions, resulting . outof the accounts above stated, or of the evidence ,ken bdore them, deserving 'ot the atten tion of the House. " First, That the commercial' embarrassments which affeaed Ireland, - in cninmon with Great Br,. tain, duritig a considerable part of the last year, may have occasioned a diminished imporiation of the leading articles; as the Irish. merchan s may have been apprehensive of increasing their difficulties by thuking fresh purchases, I.ollle, the v.)113=1)6011 be supplied from the stock alleady an . hand. It is also . stated, - that the prevalence of westerly I,vinds during the last quarter ol t 810 materially im pede the :arrival of importations have taken pinta since .the commeneem-nt of the present year. .This may Ite-orint fur the iieficiency orthe - Custums yt-ar ending the sth at iJannatty, 18 I I, cam, : pred v. tilt t Ito prectdmK years for tt is to be ob• serveil, t i at their produce in Ilte year ending the. iffh Janbrity, 1910, wa swell ,t.l by an unusual imptatpti' , 6 of r during, the prohibition of the coin diet , Ilery, which 'occos l otioki an increase of ab ahote the pti . iduce of the sate` ar- , title an tvel a t! ,,e et the IWO pi eding y,ars.---- Dedutling that increases, .the gru s piuduce of the. costorns in the ye. sr ending the bill of Jal,ll3‘ y, 'RIO, will not 1)4. i'mind to (Whir materially nom that of the yetis. ." stcond circumstance patticularly deserving notice is, the' failure of the excise on spirits:. it does not appear , that the ,great redu'cliou of .duty which tool, place in IR 10, 'hits been ,attended, with lthe'expeNed ttfect-ot ittcre. itig the quantity brought ity,o and 'producing a more clad collection of " Your Committee desire not to ,be. understood, it punatne tfeCt Of this meastire on the le s,, ail opinion on its propriety. They 3 , e's osible of the great difficulty ot the sub v„ 1;11' ai of 1.14 importance not poly to the le venue, hut to the prosperity of . .UR:WA in various Othet ; tILL they , ,nave not Itad . ,,sitAter the ket.tire of tt i,v i-iorttittiOn ; vee*ary for pnte'rjog into : t , B og,;iiid i ()fit. „ %imp , reason tnaltes equally desirous of 3%01d og 'to °if r any c;pin t in;:i on 4not!wr vitlbjett, tvli cli they are also h,,uni to not,ice, tis having con ' trint,tml to the Ot.!ficiency n 1 the . net revenue,. OZ. ttie - locit!ase in the ch,vra!es of collet:lion athA manatie- Welt ht the Customs If nd Excike deiwt thents, minout.tegLin the year ending—; • lanuary s, itoS, cci 4 4 z4,663 0 09. • • .• 11.45 1 5 - . 72.3.501 " This inttVa , 'te, 1144 been dcerntd necessary cooni cri s ht. Aiolition of tees' it the: et4itinn . .h< , very low allowances. ofd the intihior E%cke, who 'are suopiiivd in many lin g' 1)% eo driven brthelly il L eettwthiel tt, GClst'trot it your commutee have not t tiler itt : presetit Into an ex 1. tholi.;lit it net... , ,,,ry tt .proi - oioy rn,,,- ; ,, su r eq whit hit t received the sanction or P,rtiarni , nl , thry haVe no niei,ms of intignl4 t.l the prbpiiety o f tiny cif the augmentations td lt. t.i4ve iateiy taken place ; 'they inns!, howere'r, nbuerve, that in anyF (Jet artment in which corriipt pro(jtice linvo boperintend. puilt wili neneces , ary to prevent their rechn, the excuse ceoiy. mdy talic: ll !At - 0v by 'lie most liberal,all9,watg:es.". T.( 10 CllOl-MONDELEY ' S lease, tinder the Cenwn of he Fr tiltortly expire; %I:el si,,o (about 10,000 atlieb) will Ue cul ti , atcd, LONLON'i Privh:l3 by i‘ 1 '4.1.11`,.1? / - ill I 1 P;€l,lt tomßAy, N ov. Beloit the ikirdir, MACkINyOSIi. - CONSPIRACY TO MUROlik. Rae ponoth Chinia Senoy, Da‘ljee Ganpuljeti„LuCk iiiehtind Avickuldass,`.- (yid IJtt wan diverhuldass. were indicted 1(.4. a ct)nspiracy to take Away the life of George 'Cumming Osborne;, Esq. §uo-Tr':asorer in Bombay.. The indiatnent consisted of four counts :!! rst, For conspiring together to take s away Mr. Osbornq's lite ; 2d, For conspiring to solicit and*. procure others to concrite ; 3d, For soliciting and procuring Mooteyram Nundlall to tike r.vvay Mr. o,iborne:# life; and 4th,' For con'spiring to solicir and procu:e Mooteyram Nundlall to destroy Mr.. Osborne. Moriteytam Nutidlad reeolieted, the 14th of Vadjee Gatiptitjee said . to him; that he wmtted to kill Mi. Oshor , ,e, it he cotifd get sonic person to understand conjurations ; witoess `` I am a poor mart, and it is riot my business," Dadjee he . had emplOyed aotne conjuror below, and agreed to pay 1141) . 200 rupt , c, but the - not be done; he also s,id, that his reason was, that w tivn . AJr. Osborne bticatne Treafaury Master,. they were ruined, becapse ). under the torah r Trtasuret, they take out to, or 53(i,thcw ru ) .eei when they pleased ; 'that noAf they could pOt j 'ell;Ll were rtainml, anti lead lust titicir characters. Dadjee came n'ext day, Bugw,an ; •they both asked him, had he - d,ine any thing of wli;it bad .been • mentioneu yesterday; " I am a poor man, it is not' my 'l)l.linvsi; you must find some other persdn, or do it yourlelves," '1 hey told him, we are both well ' knowit persons,`and cannot' do it ; you are a stranger,- and-can do it "easily. -Tney inn d hiuu, at the same tunic,- 200 rupees, and a shad. They, lingwan acd Dicke, b.,th called again the same .day, They desired him acin to do the budness as soon as polkib:0; They tchl hint, hts premium -should be a thou-and or 1 welve hun dred rupees; wimess repeated, " I ant a pbot man, I will.entleatoor r but it I fail, I can't help it : r will look for a conjuror, but I ant uot They•; then said, " . husiness'any ay." The conspirator s 'Met aM t otnbalavie Ch,nkey. next day,w Itere witneNs twirl stated his ion , • to do the busiovss; but. Well encot.hai;eJ, ;Tim -ag - att! agreed, . _ G. OsilottliE, examined. • Witnesq , ;no, t, e is St;b..l , r ,-, iNutt.:l, that - 'he took charge on tne 3.1 at Joiy, 1800. Alter he , had-been irVeharge tor some • 10.• 11t: kti the 'Nati% e (hikers,. tiow. 6t toe I,aviog e . c.irora,;e% and tiatti7 SOole Utilises. 0114 that they lip in a sottiptoOtil Manner ; Watiitt , s kiiety tom they hid very si.aniy. pay, The) %ere al,o io tlrttt, At tCiid.i cc u hen wittiest; (tnol,cfrt'rge, ihe ot the of-, ace for the Nativtf (leas to . go in the•inotoing to the Treasurer tor toe key.. - , 44 hch ere reit:trued in tite evening; thirre'vvere about teniaes at the time I tool: charge. -.I learnt, th.n IWO sluotrs had emerged from onsetnity to elegant houses, &o.— These were the turr i ttls, at the - time of the large re mittance, in lie of Dr. Scott, ‘Vottess, oh these eitcumAtatick , s, constilwd Mr. Triisers, a par, 7 ticniav trterid, and asked hint ht.w. he had acted with his advice, it was resolved to introduce 'a re tOrii, Witness gave 01.11, ilia!, as he was an:wer- : , able I'M so large a turn ten lat.! . N . , he wished. to 'as certain it it wit -correct oo a particular day, there • tore,- he wouldl in over it. Won. ss txtrayt•ci no saspiciOns,'and Abe Native clerks had the s,. as usual ; an the- time fixed, witoo!is went over the sums in the Tie,st k ry, :hid did not a .ropee,miss,-, ing. About Septemb,r, ledg, wittlesi was Much complitnentette.by several Natives, tor hi, manage...-. merit; and ever after that time, he hdd looked over the money and k pi the keys liinikett: After beVcral °Oka - 'Witnesses had been exa= mined, Mr. WOODHOWIE rose to, Offer a few remarks i in detenee ol'itio, , prisoners .it the bar. Xlie'riiiist ma. tewl witnessii..(n. the part of the prosecurinn, wars' littiltielt . a guilty man, conne&ed 'elf/self with the eonspjr, l cyl bib evide.nce was to save trol) l a plinkhnivnt hanging over his bead, and was tberpfore', evideutly to! voluntary. Tt,e .illicottbEtt proceeded to' !AIM up the evi detto. He ousel vet, that with respect to the'tes iialony at Alooteyram; there was one 'general on. , serval ion , w hitch appeared conclu 'w as th:arce. ly in the common situation of AA accomplice,' who .might swear, .to transfer the' guilt Iron) himself to it ryas perfealy evhictit, that tis Moutey. mra hid no motive to 'dewoy Mr. Oiborne, he couid Only be the wretched iristritment - b1 others - : and, as he must have had'some employers, be seem edlo,have no induct:menu° mime one set of cm-• pibyers rather thaiLanother, caept Adt the Enropean Gentlemett• most infitimtelv tr , nversant wit h the. manners of .the Nativvs, ',agreed IlLit ewe- wraliou was little. more than a eafll 7 word 'lbr mur der. The abuses ,Itt the Treasury were up pan Gt the nt charge; but'they were a int,,t '4lloo /cull part , of the eAldence; because they stiewed tht tive of the cunspiracy,.....a enotitt Wide!) unilst• is,re operated of o the prisoners, and wild) coal 'Live. rperated ,only.on:thern Or on their sit Cotoolices in th ea sury: s Mr. Oatorne had stglted clan-' destine O.*" of: i public money, .ausl this furnished a motive for ti.e conspiocy : it gave 6:the tit num ,seriousness snd importance, and fully c•!cotintest for that &lain) malice-which prompto.f them .day'atid night to seek desitudtion. Ineredthl.: as hi:tight Ifti. , p , :ar, the ke} h of a treasury which then contained an hundred and twenty thousann in speeie, and Which might ill a tew: days contain inure than half •Inillion, 1,4.cr0, lit tote Mr..Ogborne's rt..fort - n, indis criminately entrustt I (it that word inig)n to any one ot 4ight Or ten Native , . who Wight chance ire .be nearest. T 1 e.tonsegnenceS were vital might tmt 'expected. "1 . ...0 Of the prisoners (the ShrotT-) urt saki' ties ~t not ktlf-tt.goint.a a week each, add ‘vltit no other avo.vable source, (ii incorue,,,tal, ti , eir expensive.mode crf iif. 6,:etnoe in a very tearg of such credit to hive twQ. n.ll, brought-against the in one (1;•.y for about 600 u. • The - ,ll.aCottl)Elt said, ChM he couil not help re ,(leztrag With hitlignation, 0..6 If 'lit:tilt:3U when the ptiblic- . neeessittes shad ahli.l4.etl I t.g And 11(/' Servgie, ag tt.e pitiootioi i„ Eiro‘urld tntans which expoit ci the ' obit,: HARKI.S;'...OINo. 4; ; P. No. Strand. wnere Ativerliitemon:r.: tnr tit& hoilstAittAisijiii. • 1111trk-Ulale. TleSq• With this part of: the subjea -was 0t . 1 1 4 to sh-,w thnt h wag 4 adettitaio'motive fore rriui4erbus coo- 2 J ',piracy, end iliat it \i/Onid 'be . utttoiyriditotods to ikat rchriffrf;, - ;i) career'' cif fraud.,. nitd ~ ,,totit 10 be pit'io , ed ii.to infamooi - poverty„woold at- about mea: , s of destroy. ; ing the faithful public st-rv:iot whir not a Itiop to their et'imeis. - •lti this point of view, these tit cunt- stances o strongly corroborated the dived testittiorty,..' as-tn trAVe no doubt his mind. • ' . The Jury fent& for a few minuteS; and, reo.yrtied with a vt-rdia of Guilty. The itF,Coatitia deferred judginent on padjee Gonpntjee, as he atipeared i t em the depoSitions,to be a witness for the Crbwd in allot - het - 1:4 ao4but .to be preferred. He then pronpunced the following sentence on the three remaining criminal's .." This . Court der order hiiif adjudge that you be imprisoned for five . years in the"priion of Bombay; -tart you be placed once a year in the pillory, 'with labels descriptive of your otience) that during your imprisonment you' 00 twice publicly Whipped through the Baiar'; then be' fil.ed ten thousand rupees each and that you be farther impryoned till you pay the said tine. And in order to evingitish at lonce those hopes'of impunity which 'appear to haVe been so`nuclaciontly sprtilid on v. this occasion, the Court dire() the Sheriff that the tirSt pillory and whipping be inflietedto4norrow morning.". . . The putiishment•waq accordingly infl7cled - iri the presence of twenty or• thirty thousand spectators:. THE COM ET..-.-The comet now begins to bean of jettit-of general .observation, and it_will'evirty hlglit to- • cieuse , io itnpoftauce; It has beerf . seen in.Eugland .nearly •a rtiottth; but due 'attention viai not p ,id by astronomers • to 'the firbt intiniatiott: of the stranger being visible in our atmo.phere. 'Most people are. ,ticettainted h the chief stars in the constellation of . the Great-Bear, ealled-vulgarly Charles's . Wain; and those will . direa us soon after sunset to' the Comet.., Soon .a l fter .the stars' of the. second - magnitude have I made their appearance in the skies,- and the!"sevrt., stars ate fully visible in the north-west, the specta tore «ill 'fix his attention 'on the 'two bright stars nearest , the three in the, tail. By drawing a ,line 'thrigli them In the horizon,. and fixing his eyes Pear hear- the.middle of that line, he will 'first perceive a haze, which as the night grows darker will gradually discoVer itself to be the Cethet. Abo.e if lie would On Sunday night 'have peiceived a star of the third magtritude, which - ''is nearly In the dire& line With t tee.'* wh' stars 'above thentioeed, This star is citiled . if Ursa Majoris, or the twenty-third of the Great Bear, and iittiestite . ntioil Would liattc pointed out to tiro! lower down,' a Star' of the fourth magnitude, - called w Uoise ryfa:Toris, or the twenty. ronth of: the'Gtea( • By meant Olthesc two stars' the otiierver will note the progress of the Comeilor some to come, and he may . forUit to himself t:orile idea ia= : extent and blearith Of itSl3;l; Mid if he has a cele , ti,il glo e, ht ittry mark it patti in a tolerably ac .urate tuanner.;-e-The writer of this had not the opportunity Of making Aecurole obserVatir'in§', bpt the cofninuni e:itions •niarle: to him state, that on Triday ntglit asoefisinn wits by thre'e ob,.ervers lilts, ill at one hinidred and riftv-rtilie degree§ arid it§ deatnotrOii, n o rth, lit 1 - orty4ette degrees. 'On Saturday nighti'qs right aseeti,ioo is placed by one of i heat at a Itit,a tired sixty-two . degrees and a half, andi•s notion, north A ,in torly4 ,k.o degrees itl,l a b a ll, Ta o , length of the tail is conjek tared to be hetWeen• twenty and thirty millions of-miles. ' The - observer, to verily or refute this coujeci LIN, will note the star neatest to, the Comet, ,thddlte,star ; at.the extremity of the tail. It mar b- of use to intorm your readers, that for cointrioit ()bier' ations, the be‘t itistruutent they cati . looli'ihrough at this el):11et is an oper4.gldsi. .The Comet is 110 v visible all night, but it is Apo hear the horizOtt of i s foie est deeressi n to pet itilt.good obsrriitions upon it. ,It was lint svclt in the morn ing in this country, the bi - :glare 4, Of the, night and, its sinSfl 'height altove.• the Ithrtzou teda-set, prevented its being noticed eaalier in the evetrtign tho4th it 'rnittlat have been discovered o airiti tele i e ,agrnnoiner . . 'l'he: absence of die in-:on if& tht; eaijy 'part of the night, itati the inclai,t4ing rf stance nt the 'Comet from the sun, rend , :r this t...bieet' mote and inure triteresting every evetring. This Comet is prottounced ny a very di.ditiguish- - •ed Mathematician, Mr. Pap, AA C'ongleton, to be the,sainelhat appeared in Ititsl,, aid wh o ,.e p et I nd / •i.. t 50 yews, and not 129 year,, es haor been generally`• bupposed, and hence expected in 1759, and e n n-,, founded with the one seenin 153. Extra' if Leiter Froth Lally at Ca;)e "rnwrt, (latch lune the ath,,to her 1 , 44m1y, itt the Cuanty of 1)44c.;i1. " I broke oti very abro p , ly whit w!it'hg, to voo , yoiterititr, eonsequettee of the i.i , re.:1,1 .1J) Oe easionvd by an glirthiviake. L -;,ri was' in bed when we first felt . .the shock, v;:lit.:lt wits just :bout ogoo : 1 caught her instartity ritt it -• to Ow strt•ct, tollo , ,ved by my Serv,ll.l, l roUnd . th asKetitbled al , oovt all the iilltlAbirll‘,,ts of the T Gifal owll ; 1111,1 a grett , r . sl.:ene t>f conftision wrvt , ....h..,1d0,r,S it 1);p;11:61 , It I:W4s—people oging with agolly over the ttspeeti:d trite of am! pr.p,•pty. ‘• .NI y busbatid was at his offic.. 11.1.5:"Ittxfh . 1 time, .writing , :at heavy table-L-iie 10 v . :titi to keep hilus,ll steady—tile tatk sboul the watt), -Happily, 1 4 ,74; I , t the . bousys stifiered sortp.t. ,clegreo k ot)e , Ilia " -I S and thart:was -eause,i,tp? the-3;•iiting . a chimm - y upon zo woolas)'s held. Jo:4ifte•p , itc 't)f the towittht,, 00004 ‘iv as er:14:1:0(.1 upWarcti -01 ti() feet' We tilt ailother di,ock it, the e4,e'oitt.g! bin bY !to revert:, and ,attother tit t' iiir~er7itt Mill less sv," ' It is rentitkable, that on the 8 .if the rnotoing,.th ~ea was so a - 4,tatii Uut Ih,t (;,as', Ilymouth s that it ten very CAlAid) ' , a ' 1 q 1 " 11 rapid sict.:e4sitm scver.il I 1.0 it * by Any. niearoi nnvrobible,:that it nst. , lit o.44hij to th;.! earthquake at tlrit vios fi , st• kit (1 1 11 . , e receding dity aL Il()Wl. ii?„ , „itjtioll 01 t he: the s itne ou the f .1.4\1 - iy, tS aS yct unac cioLunet.l tor t , • ; - . Sant .sitoctc, Nur; . I,cr cf.ent.,osg, I per s;,ot t pe:r e.nt phut p r t -Cora. C,51,6 njil • idank ,3,1. *hut. In4;a HlGti IVAI'CR A I' Lurmot4 BRII)G F T-4).n;ort., - L • )11114.(,, sum dCier I,V,:f:i4C. 9 PIM. itr - --- , heti.! by V", I 1,1 !. 1,7 ,t ,u 3 Kta et FF 4 dotr. i.ttZer; for tt,a ftc. (pcai-paa), iml . b e 2ddres4e-* v ..., c .I. ,z Aaron TS ck iFio'ti '4:iii";4ti'rs Ittivrt'ltvlitv::k."..ntt:'' a ; idgliiii lello:::p,:aliceit a% ';te'i.ertS b e y , 11 1 Let Jentiall-m.ifii•l, Virl,dl3tgeti, W4iCil Inflietetl'a deep wofind in Ills thsli. It eid ' : k . ):t ti d m:e r i e t:/ P t i i :e r t a o :l . ll.: ii i t y , ; (4i l /a i ie.4llidiltiainstri 1 1 : 13 ae a rr 3 ge l , i)::didt:ir6l:l.y..e} se:iiilie;;bcoGlytooistul?nilelMt : 1,1 0 l inf l: ' :, Et si i i I) . ar ) o i . c h s ); Loneey, a s ai;er in the, NVt-st Lollloo fit;'' ittia; wa; . sent by the Loth IVlAviiit to, reco e, the discipline i.li : 1115 regnnent, for stealing Pes': ter pot . from Janes Excinish, a public/1N itr(4°l' isidbsi:dao,':,tilnitt:l),siteori;A‘34:.n_t..ellll:ebrti!enerPl4itfirioisieg9nrtigl3llsll:::teEndNigo.t:Yotise:istlt'loc'tt6ii.eillti a , i °')t v f e i r; lt e t 'llr l c i ee e t e it °6 ; i o .lridC t set i l l rg e sl , l t . :lCl . l3 l; B. ; . . f 1'; • 'awl underwent exJalination,. charged on suqo,ll, diee.iirtriihegs.latiaiblvietirit that bge:anitecro, nocsetri7' rde,,litnirt.lotiret'rittoilfigdepr°::;, ..ttions have been recently cothrnitted; sli d the Pi r . g iv:iptlaiicplilio:Limgs,es,ldliTaii:acfle,,oirnust,eoo.titt,r‘e:iluitoilils,,ege'lilivit they were conatuitted for re-coinination, .—.--,...r...,„„ ..----....... 110 MELANCHOLY ACCOUNT.:• -•-•The Adaniath, ~ !PO i f el, of Newcastle, sailed on the 26th of Jul/ , a f° l - I ° t r e l r 'P a Qiinb fa c;l v e l i u tr ra di b ilsi le arsd p gassPsaaf g :l:;:d;N3w'ilaiter:l:l:;slo'll:itiertildugg?4le!Ol then) safety.` At Pngwash site took it, a C''' 0 timber, and left the island on the 1311) 08°511.10 _wind - being W. N. W.:l.:ailing to win , t oo -liegut of . CAA-so, where sheesst ca4l aoc litlf. A,e il'el tho weighed at SA. M. wind variable, ot'?ors: oki!rte mouth of 1,: . 'get that Intlt, wl!eo..o,Ptio f n in blow very hard front- the N. E. g ri " , , iif t, G . ggy ‘ weather, :Da the I9llt, the strict)) lacjr'at),s the vessel unfortunately upset, and remain° tui 20 minutes.wit b her masts in fly.: water, tt l i v „ righted as fat' , as ihe lee -edge of the !'k,',l.oe uoard gunwale remaining constantly voce.i.rept boats and other things on the decloi'.. 7, 1 , ~ vin 4 b 41wa); ' , the sea being very 141, bi d ft l 're " ,' 4Ot down rllO hatch wap,,atut ‘vashed the prv"nlA of the cabin windows . l'he efetv , 13 in ll ` llt but lAreiii: ,.. , . . ..., - ... . • , ~,t on all fabhed, and had nothing to bob-. ~,,,,,,4 a little raw beef (of which they .were 0.'41 Si ' 'A s . :.,,VV.°,;°l3444.per dat) and a i a ,oll (11131101 °lir;:#‘ L l'e water casks being all stove by the vi°/ ;lilid lion of the vessel, they. kvtle obliged to drink 00 , °wuhuriPe. , Ay the 03-J .ivr Inh4 &r la 0.1 Stier 'IIY Perithed: 4/4 *Fere throw iota Ole, .c?:,.,cf, ) ( I. fZ4th, -tbei'estrce'ivithio..4glit of Ole , 1, Pr9SedAo,be Sablelaland; on , the oilli 4 b" ral # , I.' " "Oil the other side, the vosel Iltrock.ounti- t 8„ to that day ; she lost ber_rualer; b ut dlid:r 4)1 P ., l , 'ceS , . hero they N alai neil, l e vel (1T ! ""ire'Plf:,, (~,f c :..)s,tili fj.ja- mc,..i.opf, i,ii,crost ilw.ll. ,'„.. ...lity, wi-tilel island oppearvo.. with -04)0.i vo i' t w or 0 ,,,,r r 1 'd':::e::l:ii',,i:tt'fli:i''',l:..:-.kiiieiji;l.::ias''ertiell'}:l:)r..)'el:t'tTal:ittjY):',:.tolf':ir'.:etoi6..'lec:',lY:nlstrirCl:teteifnlit,:)ltil:edvaabi:4s:'se)''rlsectijc(dij'u.dri,':Pir't'r:4i,.°vrti:ll'iLt':'.::.'e'tvt:'':u'iPirerj'jlere4:Y.:::fio j F i il l t: , : l' i l: 1 : : : e leall l tt t ri , i ' f r l :' $ :::1' : 1 1 ::1 0 1:'1:r. of . ;i1 : ';''ll' ; s. ' ' we'et:. Pr • . after kir it,ll; Il'eti 11)vrc• more ilr.n Nes el, ounitits. f , 0 ,4 , , ,v:-.. Mr. '..l.loinos.llidley, ti‘e owner, -00 '0 Oil" ii„)). Rot* O.SO frosy,govisLtud, 01.11,1);;Pe„0111 ii;(„ni.::,Ocipbte timeo4c,6o/ 1061, ,n,,(1,0e,..?-, iipiv: 5).:4,15°5/3e- ship ,ffttaflh,,gl4.,.hOille tifl° 1"11.1404 at" ''''' 6-'''ll'i %V4a.iglAled.',ll)p kite goveror ° vii 3O tivg ii, out tcn . pr eleteir,,yoo fi t ,0,40 ; Oat tbere do 40 4 , 9' Okari etght, pools, ktviog, on it W -101 left U. • „;er Slit ol theolli.att Ihyeo;6ltohimUlltiten%tvtil:'94.'t : ase- ty o "' ef t"- ()al the 7th inst. lit ar r iimaniton, tsq. a'f)iiiribfic. ktr . ---------;.......,.,--_ ' " I lilt • t je,(t)P,:ill:teii3,!,s.t , u 1 ~ it .at I:ll:ll:l3l:tlet:C.l'lnit't.iin r:011)i,71.,1,104!f,e d,ttou, i . ' . ',r. 4:Quite, to m is, (;,,J!,:e tyl.ty v 76 ,000.4 i, r tit ice Admiral Vouglai On NI i ' • , Clititcli. olls r),;;,,, oili 4y the ail trist,, at fiatliwtoh ~ co tat' 00 1 Y, ~). late ( 'di to flis fklojesty. _ of t ric, i4l 4 tit! t '"e Otrocis, to , i'dis lt4}l,,secoiid (1,,,ig.,,,,,,,,,00,,; , : 'II': r'1',.11°'P;'::';:i.:011::::Iliyh:::::::rset14,1''f:,::::P:::“:::',.:1),,ILI'l1, ,t;,;',,,T•'' .'‘-''-i,. Dt,:ks,, F ,. ii, , to Pis,' vo# ~,. . L i , ~ i.,,,,,,5—,,,• ~ ~, ~ ,,,c , ('t dau g hter ut Mr. witiii,..ii 10,..,4 or cli,w-: ~,, 1.,,,w,. . ~. , poP ' . c , lii 01 10 Illt.t slate tfay, at Lambeth Church, Mr 9, ii“ 'weclit, ti{ f. Borouh, alscr a "'*i'l°`Art ic 'cili; 'lip hi` l*'llll, trtnlWr ,to her Itlte littshena. w ith , '' 4 „l Oil the' iota lost. at Chr lse:I, the KO, 14f'-;;Li yu:ioP ut Iso.c.ter. Oxfuolshire, ta-liitA4bachi sec`g,'"',' ,o, ci,iu,f,lita of I ottn Kirby, L.q• of the saute vi,,,,L:;._.0., l'iy, 11 '''"‘'.l-0", :It. St ~laittes'6 Churcti.,'CrlJlC4' '':;:,,,i;,;c, li ' ; s, ' "''l., of Pall- NI4IJ, ,to -Mi,..i (33,1°14 . ir,,,,,, '..W.ifif - elite t, ISC11,6,11:1-qtiu3r,t. , 0 1 0 (01- ~,ir Ti'l4, S alie i': 31 gr. 001;ite tilC rairtYr, ~ t . , , 1301'00. Vv'wtirct6'i, li; :sti.; at UPPer (;°"'"c'tir'gfoi,i;-1-11 ''-21,•%,:', tk> 7,11:, illti4 j: . I '',,1,. til.A ct .t. lion,,,lutte, ~,...." • 1 M j tt t i :l ll ;in ' t !.!.,:'' 1).:.:ilt".°1111:t%' C it ' fail;ttii..)oi 'l:thiflitiCitrif'l; t i i t ;. cr 3,):::.'::::”:1!:iii)0:° On Suntkay the 2itic,l,l if? ,44,,,Aii,....01,' i t ', ,r '1! Kennet:l7i 1. of Dititr-lian, in roe 7.10 y ti.c ,10,1, ot On the 27tit,tilt„ lYits hi.,tg ir,..t tie1.,:tp...1.,',, ' woof!iio, ale otsl3B-yearti,,, At hat house, Clitecil. ' :;', ',of ! J o. ri boiiias Burnet, ~f..fi of .111qvaII• "' l i ,11,4, .1 ' .' T'f.„;*ll •it Outoci, i ot 'evertneillotable manly' 0:, '' . it/ ll Ju' b0;.ii,,,) 7.mhoepoitri,:i.tlettti yrdti,iiyiititgat'liotify,Lteu6ll.:r iniliiirrt,:.)tr.,;:i;,.ll.i.:,4ol4,:wil Ci,,ii:h.stoet, `l',l,lcngton, ill the cii . :! Y ~ ~,, j,,te ,p.,iii „ ()," Nigiutay I,:st, Mrs. liuclOe, reltet (..:".1‘,(03. _i : 1 , vcate, E im, orlltipti !Sr cliutior-tiet:t, I ► l, ~ "'' 61 „ 1 011. t 1i , ,:, liot 11 pkir, atite(1101:- i '' ' , I pa Eiro';, OW' ~,I‘., At Nety L Tl ,. ., to July li4t, "L. IV .n.buji, )10 '''':.:lo%ii,Y 1 Calerity. It, ge,t1114..,0ut tit' the htealy,s .. ~. ii,,,, s with a tar, anti ;MU into the liver. _r!!!...,1:::,), 10,001 :a d , j'HrPoi in, and, by extraor.lioary.)•.l,,,' s, : ( t x ~ ad, hilir.lllg tip. he iyosot cut ; but I ..nintriliot, !!1r,_...001 i bee Mans' to save his lite were I, 02'1:10; 4,01 bi, badn for altitit Cane in ill JUL ,t... trottt the Syrtogs.', • . sfo4.• r A ' S kIC E , I. V jig, P 'y n,,,)(14, 1 •L‘ 10'4'3 Dtito 1.1. :)°' 00)0101u t per 'Cer: .64k 1,01)00.4' -4 )ti• `~' ~~ : 11. . • 0.4 .o ' ~ .'e I