The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-10 00:00:00

tiNKi4:L;'l*.N [Pro►rt, Me 4 4 1 licoorikr, Nov, If%) GROR Ft VIII t4CE TAM oil %'e collecte, . the foltowing !stets respecting 1103 Interesting young man. George is the ti6o of Tattioree, king of - Atool, one of the SA1111.411:11 Islands, When he teas about 7 year's old, Isis rather consmitted hint to. the care of the caiossio of all WhO agleed to firiug him to Amertce, to procure him an ediscation,and to return bSin to his father. 'i's, ii fray'the expellees of los education, Tssitto tee gave be%Crid I tstousand dollars.* At , er the liehtsel arrives! in Auteried, I.letorge went Won captain to ‘Voreester, ‘tt bete he re -05.14,,,d :st "chaos till the property seas all ex penth sl, food sistortlY after the raptain itittd. 1k Iv,is_i hell reinosed from one family place. to another in the to ighboto hood sir IVorc• ster, i ill tvt 1 , lig It beesomiog tl , s-atisried with his sitttalino, lie Cain, 10 11-3(on eiiiisCeii in the ttavy. TO first vessel iii wrich (itingc served' tiNs the Enter;;tize. Ile Was in this %closet in' the ac tints "'i Is the Dozer, its winch he was badly ttusinned,—lle teal' a!terwards on boar if the ii re, tit the action With the Argerine frigate. Aft. , the wsor ended, (iesorge was again thrown ;p m , the world ; Mid witliont any Illeatot of ob taining n livelihood, or any one' to care fur hint, ragged, dirty, and in want, be was again trolist• ed, unit NrOtilOytA US K SerViittl to the purser.of tlie navy-yard, in C!rarlestown. Ito situation, the liev. Slorse, haeiog obtaliVert 'some know ledge of his history, •prootred bit, release, and !stilt 10111 under Iris pis.nsetion'to New 11;iven, it, Ctsunecticitt, at the time (it the 1111101 C commence mein ill September last. Ilene he svol reeeived st itli the istonomt kindness into tits fartliiy of the Lev. esitlent k)wight, and provided With clothes and cve'O) thing that could remits• ltim;contessted raid cssmiortable„ 'At the not cling of the Atneri ruu of Commissioners for foteigiuAlksi m " tit littriforti, on the wet k after romitiviiceittrot, tit:orgies raze ss 3s brow4lit b. fore them, mid t hey resolted to take liirsi wider their patronage, to ;Ave him such His C(1116411011 sit shall quality him for sist , ftillies,s, solid then to send his to his f a th er , 111 pitritiattee of this resolution, George is now In I,iscl:hs t ld county, in Cinineetient, in company teats others of his Calltlttyttlel), all of whom a re pirating their stioliel, in the school for iteat r he ll youth, I'Leetitly vatobliiliell by the Weird, 11101 are expected to retort' ill a few ye. 11.8, as mi4siotiaries or te,ieliers, tti their native Cottityry: (learge is represented to toe'Of, tA.. mild and for. giving temper. In conductis q the lousiness with which lie lots occasionally eittlustrtl; lie 11101 diseoVtred much as Well its the itricteit. hotiettly. Aso! itioitl sill the temptations wills which he was storrotintleil, whil e a con t ai n' , &Alloy to tilt. Navy, he wit's r lieeatne alitlieted to any vice. For several 6ays ;liter tiis arrival in New !keen, ris cossir titans's, indicated a tle. , pressi on sit sply:(3i,, t'ss . rve ' ssissf distrisst, to which in lust t o , ;; , er I:iju! moi l he hall prObirbly been 14C.. csofiolttetl. i Ills ;wear:ince, IlloWeVer s ftr , lllo4lly hat now become frank cheer. tut, and his anossnds• not only wilt renno„lsithle ten with tilt floral wit. 'Tim tollotviiii; fetter born George to his fattier, aid lier%e us a Spreipteu of Asir cottifiosi tioo. The 0rt4111.11 trout which &Ti e d it, i s Written in a Olio i n sist. It Will fi re. lltat I..iteotge is h i t 17 ye,srs old. has beeti.in this cotostty, }e.sis. TO ICUM)4OIIBK,-t KVNQ a V.krn ; wY, QNE or Tiir %AAU"'IC4ff 154.4N1)5, oo? c (fard, cum. (V s. 4.) 0r t .. )9 , i sl e. ,qlr) halve O tt iterl oO k t rt let you know how 1 bate her:41111'4101f dtlee 1 left is A l)is, i ti st „ ' I was' newected much by. sh t , flid n you toottt roc with ; after we. ,, cattre to ,A,tnetica, tier:: Capt. nnwlit becatite very linens pyatt• pool cxposall with the propect ;eta wail It; in I,it . pity education, and I baee bad to shift for nlyst if ; 1 i!'r I lett you I cltusr to Prittisiettee. if/ • , and then '1 wets( to ,lioston in Ante - - r , 4 ,71 itved a year or two, tutu then I west' to lA' , 4tet. ter InilseSs.ste cif ;.11assitchusetts, its Ante- • there' 1 lived with the Citprain Itowin it lis(i ,J .ki - 4. 1 Ii veil with Ishii till he spent the' pr4pets.,', and then he lint me into the hatitill tlf tottinz, of Worcester; and then I went to L'iti a town in the State of Alassaelist-i 1'1,1(41 With hits till Ire sceittne very: I tLouglit 1 %milli! seek , for my own ;ving ratticr th,s 'to live with then I ss.,;ns toand nit IA in the United States i+ • I tihipited on board the brig Fatiter• ',ls to ,14:r to gO Mid fight with the Ellglidt rtfr:i. After I went on hoard 1 went In sea thus, 4 1. , ,) I tP , 444 4;;(1 . 01 thirty slays trom land before we, trteo t`•-.r enetravi that we were setkii.g utter. %Vt.. te.-Ine,t 0 5.4 , :•tion llr si tetV minutes jitter We htiVe . in • VA' tottgitt With li.r about an how, time, I witty' vrossuslest ill si. l OJ stile , With is boarding ivhiels me much. ft wits the Westing of that I wits kept Irons death. I ought to be thaiiktui that I Wet prescrved trues death. 1 Nm going th tell you snore of say in other phrltt qt . the Witt hi. I ttrCit %Val sltaftetl Isle hoard the United Setit , 0416:114.4 4 :' I "%Tilt thirst its the li i r rruhean. 1 bad at very iso 'Mitt Mit there long 11-tose ‘.‘ . e ft.:l' in is '1 the barb sinus Tinioi of ii:it tve. 'es tilt itett(lii it) tt telV I.lo,tii atter We bpi, it tt , o,t;,,peopls., vie fought with .tho ll i shout hoists, arid stink tbens. anti )4tOtts,iii 116 tin is!: to the city of Algiers, asoillieu I c..in,ss-to am.: then I t - toise to Naples, ettO t ,,feilo g k: to Gibralter, and then I to Atticri it . - A ell now 1 ain. in ii good way of gettlog tt gold education. Butt 1 want to see, you very ihcali. I hope 1 shallcomeasol be with yon.„tisr.rest- of my hie", but if I don't see pin t in this world, 1 trti“ I slmll see 'volt ill the svorlsl to come, ~tiff then we shall speak face so imi y eimie situ) lie with thee but' it will not be but a few days before I all ill collie and be wills. t;aee I hope I s.saii he at benefit to you, Yost * George inyi the mme of the veAsel told him 7 or 8,00. t tV” hove piloted this tti ine. kit it li spelt by (b.orKe. We art wit a nt e il, however, by i itittitil ► that It should Ile spelt Teutorte or Titantort ItiV ilk; 1 Shull be lIIVI ill }I iew I in s o 'lir ;lire ti , t I e Moll s PitINCE KIJMNMREE SANTIWICH have i.oliverve(l Zvi • a:gentleman, who WS_ recently arrived from the Pacific Ocean.- lie etatil, that it is not correct, as Itat been reported. that 'l'anntionoth lots col.' tittered all the Sandwich Islands. Afoot, which is at one extreme of the groupe, and is more than 300 miles from Owhylice, where Tamaionah re soles, mill preserves its independence. It is true, that Tamooree went downieveral years since, sod made a surrender of his:island to l'anntailloth ; holhe hits Since thought better ail', and h to con chided not to yield withoot a snsiggle. Onr " fornrsot represents Tot mitinnah to be all Nit NI, sligmeitHlS /11.411, and eXtremely avaricious. He telltlS every thing he sees. Ile is ocomtitmally so• licking presents from the -Hooropeans who visit him, and dislikes giving any thing in return. 'Fa- Moree, tarn the contrary, is a generous, noble mioded man. Ile can n ot be prevailed neon to accept of inly thing without 'returning an etioiva• lent. We have already tteorded an itl9tAnce of Ins getterosity, in senoloig his boat in the Inidst of .heavy' . gale to the assistance of an American vessel in distress, anti which was the lacuna (if saving' her from shipwreck. This' anecdote is a entre& illustration of his character. Tainoree is the rightful S o v ere i gn o f, a ll' the Sandwichslarofs, Titnattmal t isa. usurper. • Tama:nun Is has no vessels of tonic than eight or ten tons bortheo. Ile is atixions, however, to purchase is Ship toe the put pose, it is supposed, of invading Atool.— ',honoree also wishes to boy a ship. iTamatt mah is abomt..6o 'years 'old, anti appears mud' broken. Tatilurec.is in its prime, 4 years old. We are . thus minute, hecaose,,as the American Board of CoMmistioners for Foreign Missions. %.1 ill probably fix strum these islands . 100 one of thei r missionary stations, i t h as rendered every thiog which relates. to titem unusually ihtereviug.-- ; From thls StatemPlit it appears not improbable,. that George m a y., at some ftnti;e day, b e kin g o f Atooi, if not all the Nitodwicb islands„ . We cif,- not but notice, that in casting this young prince upon our Shores, and in all Hie eirconistanees of. , the case, the hand of Providence seems to 'be pointed in 1111.411arkublenianner to the Sandwivh islands as a proper field for ourpissionary seo tions. it may be added too, that the share whieh George has'had in tive .tiltties `Odell hisvt givett us so notch naval reputatio n , the humanity Which his father lota manifested to our Hien itt thiltriti,, Will be COnhidvrell as giving allch a:missimi a %cry peculiar claim upon the chatity. of Americans. IvEsTmiNsTER SESSIONS. Yesterikpi Se,4l - itiis commenced bef6re WATSON, El; ittiCi 2 tun' bel)Cl4 Of rates. A , C'liaries teell was Iralicted for an assault upon Charles Nlnore, boopbgtorec boy, %t ith intent to commit No offence nt an indecent nature. The scene of action was in the Park, but tilcrr king a great deal ~ prevarication in the testinionY tilt boy,,atid.also of the watchman, the rizolutt was firgiillied. John Girrelner, !tribal Greenhill, and John Hines, three patrolcs, were round gikilty of. ast,aoiting John Chapman, and sentenced to .sevcit days' im prisonment. , : iVni:Juggins, a eheesetunnger Nttd park-but cher, living in the parish of Nt„Nwi's.,,,‘Vas dieted for an awn& upon Claim ine 11",Ider. The issatilt consisted in the detentlintt taking the pi seeutrix .hy the shoulders, and .turtiing Itt , r out of . his shop, and it arose nut of he follwving en twit atires ; —Ott , the • hist day of .Juty the cow bought Is pig's head ,the shop of the defendant ; rtu (be, lit day of Au;net,cite.eook cti it, but finding that it prowl, a little of the ti*vour of Lope. Toeho's kit(, She took it mid demanded of Mr. Jnggins ,a fresh head, or her money, Mr. 3tiggins peme!ving. Ow, the head Was Without a tongne, and ncnh but (at re. nsisining ,nit it,, rel l ted. to du either, at which the complainant —ntrikvarell 4(.31 incligropit, and cquimeneed an ,stisi:k upon Mr, Juggins, and on the defendant, conning .Moor, awl ohserying the " of hm.tery," he, tooft LiNtra. IVtirler by .. the arms and .111 Cited her taut Otthe armis, and in the setae to he lost iterittll4, The Jury sc . - (pitted th,e c)eicod toot ,the Chairman observed that the proseentrix ought t 0,114 ye lit0t)(1 the persnn: iudieted, • . John ('lark,. who keeps the Nag's Head Public house, its Tothilkstreet, Virestmiiistet, %%Hi in; dieted for assaulting James, Cuiltsnagh, The Ju r y found the prisoner Not, Gui1ty...,.,..,,, Mt. ALLEY. inalleJtis , iirist even)? since his eon. linement, and Wu opposed in several, t Offing cau l ey by ... his antagonist, NI r..A efot.mt us. - The other eases were of tin ptihlie interest. ►vtirtlever. A hoy appeared iit *Calle WithOltit jutiediction Of the Court, who, it seems, eras driver of n Ititekney.ceaeli, No, 268, though he is only 12 years of age. 'rite .Court. expressed their decided opinion of the gross' impropriety. of pee. the public safety to he. entrosted to, awls childros, end' trusted the Commissioners tor 1-fackttey Coaches would feel it their duty-toialte et re such was not the case again, • Roxina.—ln the absence of combat amongst the first-rate professors of the fist, two uncom monly eontested battles were knocked op yes ,terday in Islington-fields, On interruption having taken place , near Kilbnru,) between Grimes, a bineher, a.pyeman, for two guineas a side, and a coachman. named Little Harry anti George Redhead. 'The first batik WWII half tin hour; '• The Ilyeman fought in•the style:, of stilly, t h e Jew, of th e o ld school. When 'in, he att. ministered pepper, at , im/parin lighting, with great dexterity, and the butcher was paid of fo - r . bleeding, lei an , i t t imo d et ate, manner. Chimes, "however, received' his adversary steadily ita,the seventh round with the right band, and abewril him sonic slaughter-6,lst ploy, fin , no adept lit Leadenhall-market could hare dropped a bull bet ter. Ile recovered the Chancery stilt be got into in the first five rottmli, and beat hisadversary its the 18th roiled by wrepetition of the blow in the 7th rotind.----Of the other two lads, Harry was beat In twelve tub-lutes'. M.4.741 7 T-iioUSri. . TATTLE,Golii,...,..Yr.stertiiiy, IV. Ramsey, G 60.. NUL ll'. CuUrns, IV. Judd, Ruler! Cusliburn,. Anti IF'. ,Lee, *ere' brought op on the Little-Goqir illegal` Lottery Act. Me. AttADINp opoo the part of the Commis sioners of Siailipl, according tti he Act of the 424$ of the chap. 119, sect.' which gave a sinitmary jorkilictiott to the Magia• trait top ponitilt persons cow% ieted of haVitig cArriell oft Little-goes a, rognes nod itgalloods, or made cloth persons liable to a pcntaty of 6001., recover able by informaticm in. the Colin of Exchequer. The form er course was adopted. Several objections were made by Mr, ANnitEivs, but t h ey weri: ail over• ruled, and !he Lotto MAYOR committed the prisolier4 for the decision or the Broth of liagistratus on their case at the next Sessions. BOW•STRE FOROED BANtsNorsi.- 11 r. Tack, a bit Miter, residing in Chancery4ane,'appeared to answer to 4 summons taken out by Mr, Westwood against him,. for his refusing; to give Up a forged hank mote, after he bad been told it'Wdll forged by one • ui the invPstiuntirm • ;Thomas Iftrris stated, that he svas an iovesti. ;ploy of Bank Notes, an a l the nature of'his duty tvas to trace forged Notes to the nriginAl titterer as frir as was practicable. The Note in quest ion was stopt at the Bank some tune back as 4)eing forged, end the course of his ditty heinol traced it into the possession of the defendint, lie went to his house nit i he' 4th 'instant, and there presemed it to ItiS man, who'tookit in to his nut , ter. Ott siring . thedetentiont,. he. conmhinicated to, him the Mt • titre of his basitiess, auti tetluestid hint no account, for Ilk possesshin of the Note, tel hint it was forged. Mr. Tick, however, itnmeiliarely oeross the way 10 the house of Mr. Siorkir, ►,bar. rister, from whom he bad received it, and tel without it. ITr. Starkie,'who viduntarily value to the Office, ;kid been also desired to give up the , Note , hut re 'used. . ' • Sir N. CoNANT railed on him to nreount for his poo,ession of it, mid the Illinois by hel;ot it, itttd requested Litt) to state why. be llltl not give it ap. • Mr. Starkie stated, that be knew from whoni lit. I. cal rOtei.:ed it, and be felt himself justified in taioing'it, to recover' the amount of it by tie hoo, it that shoolit be,ttecep , aiy. Without ,hae iiig the mot!, it was impossible he could recover nn it and therefore it was'fof the protection ot Iris own civil right thar he dippoted the point, which he conceived materially affected the public at large. ror his own part, he had been a very con4irlerable sufferer by Ittrged notes. He !id s reerived this at Lancaster, from a magistrate, who had reeeived'it fr,,in a ictrtatst nh his, 11a1100 SebOtield, which Home was endorsed Ott it ; and unicss he prOdneed it to the person who pile it to him, he eoidd not on his i,;4ll44•l l inrche mount., /d e was open to an asOint of troffer by the liaok ; sod he should conceive he was wise iog the•po-sibilit ) ut maintatoirig ;In acriun 'OH it for the recovery of the antuunt, .noless he kept it in his pstpie.si6 o; Mr. Wtrtwoosl .wished that it might gene rally known, that it was the practice ot the 13ank, when they stopped forged loreti, to send them to. any Lot the Unitcd Kingdom to answer are ends of jostice, when Hoy application .w as matte : tor that porpose, free of 411 expellee OK par ties. Mr. .tit,irkie noit he aware, that he' could not recover iii action on the note,amless liVprotted it to be forged, and it wonid•be necessary lot hint tq rt'Soyt to Barth for that proof. Mr. Tuck invired are ine.ttba by which it could be. discovered to he a forgery)' Mr. Wei,t wood qut2stiosk the ,Intilice would not sottir to be answer Sir NATHAVIZti -C-014AtiT --If that he the lan guage whicii you use, dlr. ;bunk, when ~you are proved to he in possession of a forge.f llank note, 1 think your conduct it in a dep.( e•stopicious. Mr. %Veit wood now offered 40 ' • givi: .engage. tricot fur the prottnetion tit Alle uutei wh elk M Starts's,. should MOW it. , 'Phis artneared to saikty Mr. Ntatis.e, and hr piodand: the mite - tram his pocket. It roved to be ;I'...eery. excelletavtioli f tion, thA - tly person yi,Mr. StariOe preferring ari.efitieroiking in writing for the produetimi of the note, Mr. West tvAilitr gtitve birn tine, whicit wtiv.drit %Yu AO signet tq'histi in the Offire,' in the presence of the Magistrate,. 111r:.S.tarkie (letiverc4l the note to Mr. 'Loris, the Inspector. Mr. Starktie then:repeated the itivails by tr becime — pmqtilseil •)f (hp time, ;mit srated thiit Itt paid , it to lIIC I .lOOOLIAlit. 111:1A: the erctibifitetl. Assflini.T.--31r, .11witapre Grant, an officer in V. lotigir,g to thy ltoy,l 14.,tic,is, was charged %volt tivs . Atilting U Me. Altilington, it, Itydelutik, tin Christina• A-day. Can!, Grant, On being, called for to aceonnt-fO thisliffair, stated, tliat,:be bad been trented in most rittlianly manner by Mr.,,Millington, tit tit ...Spring -garden rooms ;i n 'eonstqueitee of nhieli he had horsewhipited bhp in tic ' Park. ' A)teti that, he was krpt % , l'aiting at hi hunse fur' thiqg AIICCCSSiVe day*, in ex ' pertation of i4oin7 out ‘iitli Mr. Aliiliiigtoik, het Mr'. M''s Inclination *as' not directed that wsy, ~ it, apio•aie,:. iklr, ,ll'lillingt o n, iorio s tv, r to thit, stated, that he had cou%tilted his military tricini, on the sun, jc-et, and they had• told him be ought not In go out Iviih Air. Grattt• ' ' Mr, SKI4TCHLEY exprei%eil his satisfaction that the Gentlemen bad nut gOur out ; hut ,:s An lis: Sault was proved tsnd adwilicit, he felt Itimst:h bound to require the deleudant to put in'tntil.' Mr, J, A, tiowlitig, ain't Capt. Dunn, ul the 21,V Life Guards, bailed him, Rini the Matter is to get to a Jui'y ,it the present We'tiniuster. Sessions, A genteelly dressed female entereil the Otliee . an:l htiitr 4 l,, that ;the had liven, tnost, 'ditriprly and violently 'attacked by some robbers in Covent garden biavlet. She received C violent blow on her heeld (firm One twin, so as to stun her for tae brut!, while another imati:sitatebeil it valmible veil' off her head, ran off,with it, and tuade' their . escape. MARLDOROUGH-NTREET, 'CANTU. Cf1A1400......V 9I VtrdaY Pairiek Dhnfre was brought up Oy Fuy and bi'lutpalt .•• mid etatilincA bek followi t tg charge :-•-• , . .. . litcharit,Bartoo; brin g sworn, said that he.t ri ~ scanner, Ismd liven in aciatage at Thorney-gio' about' Inklf a mile from tiriklen. 'On Friday, 11 .sth of ilecernber,--,burnt' tieven o'clock, be , , it wile, likson: and dasighter, were in the low! , mangling some linen. His wife asked 'hii 1° William. Mite is near twenty year; of age, 1 ( 1 , to the *ell for some water, to hod half a eaffe herd for supper. his eon weot ant of the ( I °° l And called to him to fasten the door, for there, Wel thieves round the house. He had se It cely spoke when be(witness) braid a pistol tired ; he mai the door end bolted it. lie henid . several PI sons threatening Ilia son and him bending filr t life. ll's wife told' him to go out mid pro Tot ° . son being murdered. He went the haeltivair 01 bid got into the 'yard when a blunderbuss ivt fired at him ; and o u t of the into card to his colt Pinions and said, " Fire away, my fellows, tvls'l your blood's- +etym.". He could distinguiik l l ' figures of three persons. He went into tita tlo'' and fastened it after him. His wile said that I h thought they should all be murdered; she bre one of the p anes i t . th e f ront w i n d ow , and cilia' as loud its she could ". Murder," several doll Another pistol was fi red, the slugs pits" 'I 'ter; she wits stormed fo r a minute • by` t ilt report. Ile took up the poker, and stood by do - side of the / window with it to prevent 000° 1 getting- into the: grouse. A pistol wks fired at lila! and the slugs grazed his arm as they passed throegt the sleeve of his coat. He heard them breala4 in at the back .of the house. and ran oP 1 " °1 1 1 , with his wife and daughter, and fastened the mu' door with the poker. -..He heard them cawing tii 'stairs, and his wife put his daughter through ' l , 1 window, sod told h n leer to ruts $ fast as she e on " to Wiliden and bring assistance. While 511 teas away he heard (the of them call to .11 , 7 : 4 ,d titer liy the tonne' of " Fotheria." They [O H) afo i r p, A th e roont.4foor and hioke it open. Ile r e " signed 'liiiio4.ll . up to theta. 'n, e y : s wore thil would Mot dt-r him. He told them that he 4 '; aeVrr dulls ihrm any "aria: 'fin' prisoner replica, ' , 'You woold it you could ;"*and he and the othr , r two dragged, him down stairs.: Lie begged th r l (0 spire his life ; at th a t ruoment he beard 3 I " tif i ult:stle outside late h ou s e; oue or tbitio s i ll :4 " Shoot him, alid put a st o p to hi s noise~,'' , al leaving him upon the-grounn, they : lett the-1t"0 b,7 precipitately. HI S ( l aug h ter returne d a t that V I : I iell time, with four men from a pnbiic-house i" Wiistlen. The villains had . deemed and got c leat OK PAnsois 01)01)11 . William 114nion, heing avrora, sail, that 1 14'riday night, th e sth o f D ecem b er , h e was itt •hy his to' . rile Well for pail of wat t % :.tvlten be got outiordnors temyoards, be taw"; piscine. anti, two: others behind xa eartNi mid tird hit hands and feet wit llolll.- 1 liin cord : the prisoner struck kiln with a WO! delbags. and he'fril'on the groOn<l nearly 11 16 en a° bit, One 'of tire pri.otiert bait' fired tb witrAill w!ndoW at the Ironts , , loud snapped a pi 6 t" l wbiefi i'al.lsedffire the fill; ttote ; tilt sec time it ‘ventJoti; nird K boollet•passed tlrroil , g l3 otoosek , frock:' • the (3fliver„" 50,141‘ . dila lit was %dot dll f a orr, (i dol Liu I S.Plile ifficA , Rlint hi the ( root roiiiii ,lol( t . „„ n d Ik e iioio• • broketi which !tads iiitvo! tilseploig-tooth. Ile procliteed the vi" l * - t h e . hut witiirss's hoods weretie,l with. The pri4oner wai Qpi;rel,entied (bat m ania% et i.i.ork io tilomiWAltry: the scttpre. il.tul wrre 'tit:Otte: 4l6"T ittid rrcogniZeri '/'hey T y r silivewore to his prism), apcl he wall cu/11: ' I II 3 TEONIGARDEN., ♦. i A /10 t" 11 f' 0 ; name n A'Aq coniini!trl if) Its t v4gaimlld h,,ii disurisel ; 1 4 rsoli , fie' litiOng been fti n i r d botinlifig - schddli; tvith ini_ention a rob s) " 4 " the Yohnershildrel of 11 dotilvS. , , • t . , At about b Vast iii i th f B Gem kin was: sfe.ppell hr 14.mtie 410 oil thr• I: 4l'loing l'oittl,4l three .16111 men, it!Jted 1,, and rol)bol Woo ltd lite ' • I ‘y . dic''' .1L idiVtl), islll ti i'.4) I chNin, iJlitl treats, ‘Vetr,extlaiq iibnnt I 2 oletoelt. the . str:oivyiy Ilovin, a 'vrafernion temptttl Paitl,nntier pite• of the Of 1 11 . )1 4 don when Lis boat nii'set, arid ev ivitl o : Ow (WC WO the witttir. roiu three Iii „ 10 at 'Ho ervills ; tint ilci:frolit.being at th 0, e " forttutate man hutrlt•to Jise r 00 .mute. frg, UIRTLIS.„ F rO/1 1* tht ?9.11, Wh i p) llattilehd p ,the wif e of a poor — , 4 „;44 rthori., titri , e filtb whii; Kith floe mut her, ,"". oa r well, -, Nitt nvoltht,egn *lie Vilti CLORVI tji t win oinking five soo t: i o legs than fifteen trioitihs. "WI Rot it.T uniltilkl444.-.01; the 9311 Pigepther, t ty ‘ ` ',111.1)11 F. 9. of a tvol.—Ott the V4th, the P!, l q P l'honots 0; Levi :T.14. `of "itort.--Ott the the:, 1•411 , ?John C. Left; F4q.,of sun.— On Sat the 1. 1 4) . '"' Let<, Mitt: era' 'ion ltoti heir. Are rrrollect . ll) terY lung ,;tgo., kheilar iostattee Vt . 1 1 1,1 1Wfrellfidiiy io *1)1! Name lortoruite faiiiitp: 'tire taw C is nu great danger 14 . failing.—(1):thilit I'deper,) Al A )IRI 11) iitfoor ,fri4 (to Turtsdity, My. George, Irvin, of the Crinteetst, lo holy ihtughter Citaties Stottiol , l, Esq' of Geortze't ,„;Sti` Ott Tlitir settoigtlt, Stoki . ht,.. , gem' in the'Nary i to.Misq Lytle; of Plemoutil.9ol*. , 4 „. / .67` i t Ye , iterol tv, at th e N ew Mr. Jiihn Stalow"" - oat of the Stiltisili to Miss itit4:4bei of I iig 6.4treut, MED,. ,/ 131 4 1 ,40 , bell On Saturday se i sm:o)f, at Nottingham), Latin Mitt ~,.:,0 i'y. relict ut the 144 Lord Santry, of tiantry4luute ,,, “ • or? 'g a t 4 s its.. Stts hist. at Rochester, sutlitenly, Thott4 g" 1 ~,e Esq. aged iia. •o%ti' ' ' (51) ale bits inst. at Kosisington, - Mrs. TboratOn. the, tateAultert.'llsorn. at, Esq., 0 4:5 ; On Wednesday se'ssitighi, nt Vishop .Nuckhind; te ' 4 ;4 o : William Emm, Y,,,q f,,,- twiny ytt s l 6 , k, : cr e sni y to 11"./.3.01Ar Lord iiisinip of norinsist, nod to the ft) , t e proton ill , ,f 4, 4 , wjcito 'Oll Vredisesif4y spurning; nt NII 1. .lanivs .1,• srl tnelos,,fonsinicsonliallsce, Ann Cecil tits vtliz. , fat rii.' l'invitlay tar, in the ow it year of Isi , , age, 5 .,, py Ant Hart; 'of Mctuu Ilan, Yidessit:t Or ' ~,,...eA .. C.ll 1 A4Eip 4.11141.:11.10......, .. 11 .11 11 10•••••••• .... , • -.' et''' IrJsD(s'ou t.t Ipilfet, I,Y 3, 11. CA ItST,I:II.S. N. F' Ss ,CP 31 j '. iilo6ltll4t I anti 1)016 ittO.by IV. A ..S' c It. 11'1,4. ", idteft:,, :1,4, 1 1114;,,tit• N-0 F EEC E. N 4 )• I it, St.l4Ml , Whert.. , 11"irot. *ii r ti, Orden, Lotursoste. (post-raid) Inuit Lc "' 4