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CAPTURE OF ilMil. the Necessary provisiom to enter Lima • that Ms troops were ' THE CHASE. 11. COUNTRY MARKEtS.
.: tun in couiequence of such information . beteg At . • —...... . admit-Ong, from some plots whieb they moulded, epos the -am.-- -..m....
. withheld. capital, with the design of best ^R it moor closely. His Majesty's slag.hoends will meet Ibis day al Aaliiii
WINDSOR, Novelise& 17.
lr 4 Judgment for the Plaintiff. By the Good Intent, arrived in the Downs, letters " Tbe public' Papers of Lima which I have sem it the Race-grow & ; and on Friday at Maidenhead Thicket-etch - •
tflest,per ld.lll/10. to 17/ to. Beans, per qr. tlB to me
nod papers to the 5.h September have been received house or Colusel Pereira, coattail' a represemation from the day at ten o'clock. In an Appeal from the Quarter Sessions of Ma Barley, per Id.. .43. to 30. Pease ....
Mao- from Bummer Ayres, conursunicating the insportaat Secular Clearer to the Viceroy, describing the evils with The Chlpperfirld harrier. (Heels) meet this day at Cali. „in
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cheater. the Court confirmed a couviction, finding intelligence ot the fall of Lima. The following e the Trustees of the late Duke of Bridgewater'swkieli the capital is threatened by tbe destructive war ear- miter's Bolivia, opposite Lord G. Cavendish'. Park ; Friday, '`•"
;taming lapleir 116r1 .. -4 to --:
bulletin is as published at Buenos Ayres,. on telettategotesta. 14;r1 diwweenllstyogisvethel"demmigenaliimoseireofeesierethe c=n;trythl: at the Kennel-at let each day. Whenever the state of the
1.1 Canal liable to parochial rates for the duties levied the arrival given
of the Dews. It al.o emotions advice, of weather will not show of hooting INS the regalia days, the Wheal,,-
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OWsr-tAusl Nll7ciMl-e-111°Berley . .... .... -• to Nti
at the locks on that canal. divisiou of public militias • she diseonteot of doe satires hounds will go out ou the Wedoesday following, and always
the defeat of Curren. near Mendoza, on the 24th is comemontee of the icareily of proves/see; and the se- meet at the Kemal.
... Oats, per qe... • . 2i's to 27s Beams -s to NYI
;I ' August-an event of much consequeoce to the enmity of coming to as moderstaadiag with the besieging Si, 8,116110 am Graham's hounds meet this day at Chad-
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••• INSOLVEN7' DEBTORS' COURT, welfare of Buenos Ayres itself :- (twee by which aloe, his Eireelksey mold 'frame his too Moo; Wednesday, at Waltham Pound; and us Friday,
authority. The result of this represeutatiou is mot known, as Owslehury Uuwa-st ter o'clock esel. day. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. 11l
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17. " VIVA LA PATRIA ! 'There is also in these Papers • teller tigotd by a military The Hampshire hounds will inert this day at Sistine
-ono- " Citizens, though the Government have not yet ofßeer, pointing out to Laeerwa the "limn" of whit* be Common; Tuesday, at Masterly Gate ;Thursday, at North-
Otreti, Nettling& 17.-Thermlay last the follow !!g . 1
) . James Line was brought up to be heard on his received an official account of the entrance of • might avail himself, and mating plans of defence. The Jaguar Down ; sal ou Saturday, at Medatead Greco-a1
writer callelordly Degrees were conferred :-•-
~. petition to be discharged, and was opposed by Mr. General San Martin into the capital of Peru. they tea o'clock each day.
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The Conlon Hounds meet this day, at Cuomb's Grove Masters Of Arts-Rev. Henry. Botcher. Wadham Cot.
• Headley. his only creditor. hasten to annource it to you as certain, ow the fol. rraluaaer• lutist may have ben done is eou.equerce of
for the combat, sod instigates to a vigorous
Wednesday, at White Hall; Friday, at Potion Wood. tete : Rohert Munro, Merton College; James Allgood,
vThe Insolvent is beadle of the Ward of Far. lowing statement :- . this e•ergetic exposition is notimt known.
a According to the letter ..? Mid°, which I hate sees, Sir Jaeob Miley'. (Norfolk) holm& will .next this day, Sr- Mary Hall; kn. John Huhims, Magdaleo Hall; We. I
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g ringdon.ll'ithout. and the opposing creditor, Mr. 40 s LETTER ergot. A ogsgsgetAntg sigoLtss se-ea written ma brd the frigate Cleopatra, is Callao, where the the 19th, at Gresham Green, harriers ; Weducolay the 216, Thomas Garber, /emit Culls e.
liralisea's had obtained against him damages to the eingN2 IN Banos Am) Ds mum, to ANOTHER deputies of bosh parties are assembled, L. K. says shot they at Barney Wood. buck•huouds ;me Friday the 23d, at Bachelors of Art•-Edward Raller, Rae. Oriel Coli,te.
en rosseet of I 19./. with costr, in an actiob foa de- IN THIS CITY, would resort again to arms, but that Lima must surrender Foulsham Town, harriers-each day at eleven o'clock. Grand Compounder;
(Burge Coate., Esq. Usiversity caikee,
fionotion, 6 4 SANTIAGO, AUGUST 13, the o' in con mew& of the ailiskois &bong the asthoritie., the Mr. Dewing's hosed. will meet this day at Biutry--es Grand Culgpoonder: Peter Dewy Foulkes, Exeter College;
Clock. • " • 'hi , diseoster& of the matins. the forces with which SI SW- TVedoesday at Sieselsorpe (Shrubs Baru, to rase • Iresekh-sad John Warren Hayes. Wartharit college. Humphrey Allen, 1
The COURT held that it was perfectly clear that Worcester College; William Tay Peter Short, Worcestr, a
r` rMY D"r Friend-The glorious news of tne roustleti,aad its being deprived& all support. D. Q. E., who on Friday. et Testerton.
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the luaolvent's present debt was not incurred by fall of Lima has just arrived. The friuntessonst also writes from Callao to the Eaglish Commander, states The Westscre (Norfolk) stag hounds will meet this slay College; Willis.. Birkitt St. Edmund Hall; ,William AN-
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istowoldelde misfortune, but by his own miscon. has come into port with the official account that that Lacers, had.aasorej him, is the versed is Ihreb he then at Houghton-on-the-Hill; and oss Friday, at Wesoirukam lee Browne Cave. Esq. Broaeltheme college; Jot. Catastrr,
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r duct, and it was iMposaible, under the provisions of General San Martin has entered Lima by force ofOriel College • Robert William Bosenqum, &alio' College; , 1
waa, that in consequence of te divisions in Unta, sad the Lings-ench day at half.past len o'clock. .
gnat of aid, so other resource war left but that of mating The Courseware (Uncut...hire) hounds will meet toomor. Richard Temple, Esq. HAMM College; Joh. /3esley,Balhoe
the Act of Porliameut, to entertain his petition, arms.
which Wirral be dismissed. " ' Give Games 150 dollars if he should be the as arraagemeat heweacial to both the comeadiag parties. row; the 20th November, at Burley, on Wedeesthiy ghettos, College.
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F.nglisa frigate arrived at Valparaiso at Aleusbor-e p • os Friday the 23d at Airlines Village; and SCe LEM ASTI C 4 L 111110110TIO N 11. 31
first to bring the news'" farther adds, that the longest period which Lima ma hold as Saturday the 24th at the Be* on Witham Comoros-each On the 9tb imotaut, the Rev. T. Croatia, M.A. of Christ
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_RECORDER'S REPORT. " The bearer of the preceding letter is D. F. out is Oar Month. or at most two, for the people proclaim day at q quarter before elerea.
.. Church, in this Uoiversity, wan elected moo of the Vicars
Game*, dissatisfaction, the military chiefs see divided, end the Earl Fitewilliadi s bounds.-Card not received. . Choral of Hereford Cathedral Games., who was in the valley of La Aconcagua ' tramps of Lima are daily &perdu' to the imadieg army." The Earl of Scarbrough's bounds will meet this slay. the RCS. Jemeeph Baolgett, to the Rectory of Melsnerby, Cam.
EXECUTION OF EIGHT MEN. laying in provisions for passing the Cordilleras, and 19th of November, at Birsiby MINOT ; on Wedoeaday the kismet); S
• On Thursday the Recorder made a report to his conveying to Mendoxa arms and money for the Go- list at IVadwortio VVoods and on Frisky, the 23d, al Sas- Rev. Hugh Morgan, B.D. Pimlector is Divinity in Herr-
NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENC R. dbeck Palk-each slay at half put ten. Led Cathedral Church, has succeeded to the office of Canoes RMajesty of the convicts upon whom sentence of vernment of Chili, whets the intelligence arrived ,
death twos pawed at the last September Sessions, there of the ocaapation of Liens by the liberating ---...-___ The Badoworth fox honor's will meet this day at Moss ; ftesideaosry.
on Tuesday at Grove Hall ; on Thursday at Heals...int.; Rev. Charles Taylor, M.A. Head Master of Hereford Ca. at
' held at the Old Bailer* when the billowing uishap. arm)-, and was celebrated by "elutes of CIGIGOII and YALDOUTRI. NOSIDIMIR 15, sod on Saturday at Red House-at ten o'clock each day. thedral School, to the living of Mad's), with Tiberton Ro-
py men were ordered fur execution on Wednesday other rejoicings. Games relates that lie immediately Put back the Uremia, Hauck, for Handeargh. The Hatfield harriers will meet to-morrow it noggin; sexed.-Pateuies, the Dean and Chapter of Hertford. -led
next :- repaired to the house of the Governor of the town
Arrived the Matilda, Pellall,Toloss°MilaDia' IigiZVIIIIIII IS.
.Rt.. Denis Browse, Vicar of tiastry, it the diocese ci
ise‘Sa• eadmao. seed 28, scrivener; Edmund Sparrow, 21, of La Aconcagua, obtained a copy of the dispatch, aardzsboThissrsoidda
Ylniartriniffsers wier maeteitenthois'edloacykaetaSchwidostyon. Cam. Dublin, sal sot of the Right Hon. D. Browne, to be Rector -
grocer; Jobe Ellis,2l, scrivener ; Thomas Tupby,23,paiater, and undertook the passage of the Cordilleras; that Doves., Nova/rate IS. . moo; and on Friday at Konberworth-at ten o'clock each aril Vicar of the Univ., of Louglirea.-Patron, the Earl of
1 for otteriao forged a Bank of England motes. from a considerable height he sow that a man Oar It has blows a gale. the whole of last right sad this day, ,day. . . Clearicanie. His Lordship bas also appointed Mr. Browne r,
Gi..„,, Smith, 31, labourer; Johns Cabelia, 24, hazier, for •.• . • . - accompanied wish heavy rah.. The bar it greatly anemia- Burton Herat.-Sir Sutton's bounds will meet his dohiesfie chaplet.. .
the declivity, with a white nog, was making a signal hated before this he bee .• nd l tt et he this day, November 19, at Kneed' ; to-morrow, she tetb, Rev. James Jeskiwo, of Bltenalon, to the perpetual
highway rolihrry.her beer • near yONI TV / t passage.cunt.
to him to descend, and that as he would not venture
William Harding, 29, labourer, for stealing six sheep.RallsOATit, ROVIIIIISER 11. at Sodbrook ;ou Wednesday, the 21m, at Brattleby ; 01l TO Capel Newydil.
William Galen, 24, bricklayer, for steatite a 601. mote. to descend, the man with the white flag, who proved Arrived the- Poomone, Fellers, from Guadeloupe, with Ism Thursday, the 2241, at Knethoree i and as Saturday, she Rev. 11. Fardell, Prebendary of Ely, to the rectory of Tyjj
24th, at Bonitos Wood-each slay at clever o cluck. Si. Giles'', Cambridgethire.-Patrun, the Bishop of Ely.
The usher, were respired during his Majesty's pleasure, to be an English Gentleman, came up to blip gad of anchor sad cable. I
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li ' 100 'Thursday night the Rev. Mr. Cottou, Mr. Baker, and
Mr. Pivots, jars, rournsunicated the melancholy iutelligence
to the ualuipity Inea. On estimates receiving the havens- delivered the said letter, confirming the Alessi.
Games left the copy of the dispatch. which he Arrived off here the Mary
" dams, with lose of both eschews sad cables.
MAROATS, troveuman is. The Gillingham fox.booodit will meet to Morrow, the 20th
Aim, Lloyd, from Amster. November, at Revesby Park; ou Twinkle,*
.the 22d, at
Welton Mill ; and on Saturday, the 24th, at Rigsby-each A court-martial was held on Ttiesdoy on Wm. It.
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at La Aconcagua, in the baud. of the GotretroteVbf day at ter o'clock.
tom, he instantly exclaimed, "Is my pour wife saved ?"- mug, ROVIDIISIR 16. King. a seaman of Isis Majesty's ship Phaeton. Al
The Geminate assured him that the Royal clemency bad Mendoza. Lord AIISIAI'II hounds this day, at Newbold Gale.
Arrivea aid vernal die Henry Clay, Putts, frt.. Virgi.
,u. for stealing • chronometer from Capt. fit oNoao u, of
/• I been vouchsafed to her. " Thank God!" said be, a then I " The glorious WIRT of our illdepelldetlCt is, after ohs, sod several others ; the Good lanai, Procter, Prow,
sbs a die perfectly happy " The other litifortusate meg re- eleren years, thus finally terminated. The iui•- Bemis Ayres, has Int an anchor and cable ; alto a brig The Worcestershire hounds, ibis day, at the nosier. ;
Wednesday, at Hughey Tap Hoene; sad so Friday, at Ea- which offence he was found Guilty, and sentenced
I erived the notice of their fate with becoming resigoatimi.
It wilt be recollected that Cadman sad his wife, who were
tried for the same (Atelier, pleaded manly, in the hope, as we
viodersiood, that the desire "'toted by Catlmaa, is hie eitsa-
vousicatsoo to the Bank of Eneland, so make every reran- tneine and fertile territories which extended from
the Rio de Is Plata to the Orinoco ate now iode.
peodent in fact and in right, and there re-
main in them nothing more of lyranny, except his name airkSOWS.
Gootinswisioor
severalide' a large brig was observed ashore os the
boats went off to her, best tie villa Sheep Walk.
The Cheshire hounds, thie day, at Sarediday Need ;eta
'min Wednesday, at Durham ; Thursday, at Ashley Hall ;sod
',hien, most of them were obliged to return, only one boat oilliantedays at Hatfard fialt•
retched the vessel and remains along side all day; at 4 p.m. to receive fifty lashes, to he mulct of six months
wages, and to be turned out of the navy.
Last Saturday • dreadful accident occurred at
Sir Richard Patentee's hosed', todsorrow, at Overton Fromefield. near Frame; some men were pulling C
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,ion is his power for the offence of which he bad bee. ruins. They will be happy-for so the Great Being she disappeared and it is supposed her crew have Pernio Bridge;
itt rn, Tdge,1,1071.1117.11: gaireelebarlei, hunt has er,„„„es,"a down an old elm tree, but instead of its descending Ri
guilty, would range a favourable view to be taken of hist:ate. ed. The boat that was alongside bat not yet returned, ems. in the direction they expected, it fell across the
who governs the destiny of nations, and who, after most brilliant seesaw the arrivals 111 M.. Itaron Graham expensed an opinion gist his cue was sequeutly we harlot soceetain any further tidings. The with cart/ prospect of a ' road, and shocking to relate, crushed to death an
deservine of merry; wad the.hosgwastiossed practice of the three centuries of opprobrium, oppression, and vessel was • large long brig, with a figure bead, supposed to are daily ; there are more establishments, and a greater
Sauk of England, which has spared the lives of so many shivery, boa looked with eyes of compassion
„illa Ibe a Dane, from the colours she hoisted. spirit pervades than ever was 'mows before ; the wee- intinit about seventeen month* old, in the arms of
noturoass malefacton, seems to have been abandoned, fur She America, has decreed they shall be." . i then also, being particularly favourable, gives DU addi- ifs nurse, who was herself seriously bruised, me was -
firo sone, in the case of this nnfortunate man. He is yet
„6*Panish East Indigoes has paißralsel"tithe°VHiesysiberiliga,littk a lady who was posting at the moment.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT PIECE OF INTEL. - • hoed zest to the chase. The sport on the first lay of
meeting ■at Kirby Park was ex.-client •; and since, there have Vi
a nay 'ming mem, and it appears that his conduct has •al-
LIGENCE. '' ' lame rudder, Are. She was towed in by two Making smacks; c
bees rant almost unparalleled in the agnate of Mantis,.
... way, tows. praiseworthy, from an early period up to very
1 • wear the present time. He has served seven yeas is the " The same Games says that at the time of his name not aseertaiNed.
Asmairgst the faseiosables already arrived are, Lord aad Lady PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. ad
. . noel .marines, and received a revere wooed is the engage-
ow& at New Orleans. He was employed as desk to she
Adjotaint, mid gamer' the coufidence and esteem of his passage the troops which had' left Meodoza against
Carrera. were at nine leagues distance from their
Camp, and that afterwards the news reached him on I
pincer'', OS they have testified by certificates which have been ps ,
for •arulett to the S. creosol of State. Since his quitting the
army lip to February law, he was is the office of a Solicitor.
it: Clerkeuwell, where lie was remarkable for his industry the road, that on the 24ih of August he /tad
routed and obliged to fly with precipitat.
he hien:tell saw the letter which the Coulemmullums ►
By advices from Santiago de Chili or the Illh of
August, received at Lloyd's, it appears that by a
i decision of the Admiralty Court of Valparaiso, the
yew= 1 *hips Lord Suffield and Edward Ellice, with their
cargoes, have been restored to their owners.
By the arrival or the ship Middleburg, off Ply- ' Elelso, Lord and Lady Barnard with Lady Augusta Pentair, 3 per Cent. Red.... 7711 I India Stock 24.! i
Sir 'Aortae' mid Lady Palk, Sr James Messgrare, Sir F. Bar- 3 e. Cons. .84 i 1 Indio nouriu..7 1 n
pr.
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den, Sir Wm. Sell, Sir Belligham Grabaut,ibe How. G.lllas. P" •• "'mu'. 0 77
too, Hon. Wm. and Lady Caroline Powl•tt, White Melville,
Esq. seed Laity Caroline Melville, R. alurchisso, Eaq. awl 4 per Cengs
Mn. Murchison ;James Haase, Jahn MONTT, V. Maher, Ro-
bert Dellinaulid, T. Hayrick, T. W. Coke, C. Ale Christie, 5 per Ct. N. Ann
II I I Old Atneuitin...• 764
9611 I Ex. Bills, 2d... 4 5 pr.
1111 I Ditto, small... 4 6 pr.
I Lottery 'rickets 221.144. • -
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4 tool punctual habits. Hr quitted ibis situation in anuses •rn-Cb.e.
t I had sent to la Rioja by way of pr ' Smith Barry, T. /Whelan Smith, Julio Witte*, J. C. Hob.
Bank L. An. ..19) 9-16 I Cons. for Iler. 784 78
ruiner of promides which were made to him of a better si- mouth. from China and Batavia, which latter place Chesty,Besse,
• 'intim), but o hick were not performed. Want of employ. lest Carrera should take refuge ins that Iowa:" "..•
one left on the 27th of July, letters have been re- • -___.. _ ._.. ____.. Be
'; went plunged him into distress, which was heightened by " Far from us be barbarous despotism, folly; lord BIRTHS. Al
i 1 I.it wife falling daagerously ill. Ile was without the mesas licentious anarchy, in order that true liberty aiNr craved in town of the must melancholy description.
They state that no less than seventeen thousand of pestmt Canowitharvreouneadad Pllheli Hoists, nearly alt the ladies ape
black halt, which are lo compliment to Friday evening Mrs. blank. wife of Fiedrricit M h, al
7 of Pro: untie her the wee .... wo of life, when temporary re. be establielled on the first foundations of libwelly the President, called " else Anglesey 'lats." Our readers the Ordnance Office, Tower, Esq. of a daughter.
I. ef sso offered Lim by pasting forged notes, which a coffee.the iuhabitnnts had been carried off by the cholera On the 6th instant, at Dublin Castle, Mrs. Chester Mister, I
ant'. justice."will remember that at Carnarvun Eisteddfod the Marquis of
shop ke. per ins Drury.lane furnished him with. He bad
of a sou. . mil
4•3.17,111iiied this offence twice cooly when be was detected - To the information contained in the bulletin, we eree of the ladies, stated, that he very much preferred and admired
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On Saturday se`maight in Limerick, the Lady of the Hon. Pr
epee the Government had prohibited all exports-
soilied to prison, he iitimedialrlY *ad voluntarily dig- subjoin extracts from private letters received at die qu a beautiful face seder a neat black bat, such as the ladles of
non. Its price on board ship was 27, and on shore &modern wore, to the large French bonnet, that be then law
Johno. n. itihairiZiosorstaaasto,ni's Cestlebar. the Lady of the Revers-sot
I heard to the Bank all that Ike knew of the nefarious traffic : seine time : .....
14, Hank racer whim received Ina euntutunicatina told him, 241. The coffee crop was very abundant, but front
" BUENOS AYRES, eglattsittra I. hiding several charmiug facet, and recumineuded the former
William, Hamilton Maxwell, Rector of Balcarra, in dr/county
the dreadful malady now raging, a want of hands
'''''' •"1"'"cli toe Bas use "`) Pe"'"1"-'• Yet lie might a I have hardly time to acquaint you with the glorious dress of the Welsh ladies instead of
sthe 'present teems
Mayo, of a sue and heir.-
hope for the heft, as be was in the bards of h tile I)
news of the capture of Lima by General Saes Martin. was experienced to pick it. fashions. The advice of the Noble Penedos.'" Mad the de-
CO•ati. ince.. Ili. trial approaching, he bad no defence to sired &Feet -(threwebury Caremark.) MARRIAGES. Ma
"The official accounts are out yet arrived, in eon once The following circular has been brought by the The East Sussex fox-hounds fumed out es Thursday last, AlStramotlar March, by the Rev. Sir Joh. Lichton. Bare.
• awake, as hr had played ihe MITSUI of roisericting him i• Isisßl
of a heavy fall of astaw in the Amdes jest after tbe
I lootersiora' hands, arid he pleaded guilty. reltatig on theirexpress , American Papers, d tel Valparaiso, April 20 : - is prime myle, sear Lewes Race Coarse; they !areaway for the Rev. John Sweeney, Rector of Cleseish, colony Feriae.
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bail passed.
Wariliugore Wood, end for at least an hoar they could 'tot nagh, to Miss Charlotte gloos, third daughter of the late merry. We have hens induced to make 11101 statement pub- o rim
e.nue
uf Lima by force ufarms . .0
tot g announced United States' fricate, Macedossims. 'ft
. . lir, to the hope that some exertion nay he made in his lw-
ma ap ' Sig-The island of Sam Mary's, together with else Bay get reptant to break flOver ;at lam be broke sway for Ditch. Sir T. Lightens, Bart. of Montille, county Dublin.
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• crease some alarm to parties intererted is that cit : it
Inilf &wing the stoat interval which remains. The defective 1 y .
,1,-Ir of the Inn, tool the long-continued practice of mica- ought, however, to be observed, that Lima is not a fortress
likel to be taken b lt but that it is snueb pew. committed the grossest outrages upon Neutral flags and cling, and was turned by mane people at work, and came DEATHS.
hack again by Street, Plumptou, &c. sad was at last killed Oa Monday last, Mr. Joseph Bullock, im the Tower of
in a Mom, near Warningure. The run was allowed to be by London, keeper of his Majesty's Royal Menagerie, formerly
es•tt.g their seuleuer, see unanswerable claims in his fa- rights, by the capture of American and British vessels, andtiv
babley that the obstinacy of the Spanish authorities forced
',our ; while against him is Nothing more than the impression Generalthe forcible detention of their
. masters and crews, I use Ibis far the best this season. There were nearly. one hundred house-steward to the late Right Ilon.Willi•rm Pitt. •
San Martin to approach Lima, when a last attempt
huntsmen in the field. The pursuit necessarily imposed any on Friday, the 16th ins at his twine in York-street, Poe
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v• ',wt. some noisy calinumies have mole oar the Directors ofoccasion to notify that there o a danger atiendiug authoring
would be made by the troop* remainiog ander the bassers
• 1 the auk of Efiglaud. • of the Vicenuy ti. repel the Chilian army: this having failed, in either the Roads of St. Mary or Amoco, awl in mtempt. leaps over 'sedges, dykes, and feacea, Some gentlemen, iu man.xquare, Rose Fuller, Esq. aged 73. tie
auniptiog to follow, 'miscarried. A reverend divine had •
the latter wroth! march auto the city withoat resiatairee sad tug to ctinfimmteele with the existing "eltwritht° 'here. At Brighton. on Weetneeday-night, Mary the wife of E. err
ANOTHER ACCDIRNT AT ST. PAUL'S. t.ithout • previous capitulation. It 6, however, to he hoped CHAS. RIDGLEY. mord complete ducking; others were so completely covered Sbewell, Esq. of Stockwell Counasoo, Surrey." Ha
iseibethimudd,sfretehm twumhles,lce.that they were hardly koown.
To the Captains of American ls in the Pacific °cram.
off this day at Michaelham, sad to.mor-
__-....-__ that strict discipline was observed, as the great mess lathe eat
Extract of a letter from Gibraltar, doted Octo-
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On Friday night au inquest was held before Thomas shed. ; population of Lima would receive the Chiliant as hinds
''s fox-hounds meet iminorrow the 20th HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
too. 1:•q ,Coroner fur London and Southwark, in the Cum- I nod liberators ; end as it always had been the object of the bee 25 :- i'ot t.leniHsuroorsytettebel
Moralise 47 after 9. I Ereolg 3.3 after 10. -
„„ii,,..,.. St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on she trusty of 1 Government or Chili, and of General San Martin, to Preserve " Captain Denham, who served with the Duke of Wel- arotwSHiraillugE:ht: Ereall Mill; and Friday, 231, at Uffingtoo Via s _
----we----ar . Henry Culle'y, ei peewees Isboarer, who was killed by fall- Lima from • violent transition to independence, had from bermes army ill the Peninsnla and at Waterloo, arrived lay-at ten each day.
• ire trout a scaffidd in St. Paul's Cathedral. the commotion. &tend's& on a temporary suspension of law here use the 20111, is she IYalsiocharm packet, on his way to a Domes el Omen" uxsr."- Doe.
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Thy house and pleasing wife.
) ..-k• George Plower, a painter, residing at the Black L'on and police iu • lowa in which the lower daises are dreaded Tripoli, where be will take charge of an expedition,w'•i
, •., . ch
pad Apple Tree, St. alartin's-lane, deposed that be was by she wealloy•- has been some time in agitation, for expluriug the interior of MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL QOCRATES. bv his Discourse on Marriage, so let
, empl.•”11 in uniamtating the dome of the aisle over the " TICINO, AYRITS, SYSTEDIIII4 4. Africa; he will be accompanied by a Doctor Oudeny and TO-MORItoW.
OF eareptared his auditors with the sobject, that the mar
north-western door of the church ; the deceased was au. "On the 241 instant we received the important intelligence Ise' weasel Clappertou, of the Nevy, the former a member of -elm-
Ill' lig' tied me^ flew to their wives, and the bachelors hosteler' to
leading alma himtill about half-past eleven o'clock last of the capture of Lim. by the forces of General San Marti', the University of Edinburgh, and a skilful and inteiligesit Peter Nineties, Vauxhall, plasterer 3 10
3 be wedded, and the "Spectator" has affirmed, that the word
Thursday. when be (artless) went below upon another by a Idler from Smiting*, Ile Chili, dated 13118 August ; and naturalise, will find a wide and interesting field fur the ea. J. Bony, jon.Tottenham Court-road, bookseller , lO a wife" is the most agreeable and delightful se me is nature. Ili
I ,eattold, lan nisi immediately uuderneath that ou which although the details have nut yet arrived, still 1110 doubt is ercise of his taleuis by a residence at BOISIOU, where he will
Ihe deceased stood. Witness hail finished she dome, except euteriained of the fact from the previous well•known din reutoiii as Vice-Consul, surf by that menus a point enemata 101'. Lousd, late of Toulry.street, but now of Chelsea,
linen-draper
So
! desidemtum of oar enjoyment, teeming rim only with hap-
a , Callow, Prinees-street, bookseller
71 little spot at the end, mid the scaffold was taken &say, wetted state they were in from want of provisions, the divi. wattle established nearly 1,0110 miles from Tripoli, where piano on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonise
e mem a plank which ran same the side, and two planks taus that existed, mod from Sall Martin having refused to the expedition may rest during their subsequent operations T. Bunn, Raker-street, apothecary .
it I
i.d &rust it at the coil where the men were at work. prolong the armistice. The official detail, are hourly ex• to the eastward and southward of that place. A naval car- E. B. Decide, Welbeek.street, uplsoltierer 2lO this hallowed obligation, it lo:coutes as imperative don.
The deceased was the only person upon it ; sad witness peeled; the Mail will sail for Liverpool in she twinge of the pester, from the dock. yard at Matta, will also accompany J. Robissoar lair of Niebolas-lase, merchant 2lO net only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grouser Ha
to,d• him not lo move any thing till after dinner. Is • few 1 week, and by that time we yob-ably shall have the fullest in. • these geutlenieu in their iuterestifig anal hazardous under. K. Bright, ten. Commercial-road, haberdasher
Captain Denham will kayo the local rack of Major J. News,.',, Clerke"°"' brewer mature from thew impurities which the freedoms ol us- ii a
MI tow ICI after he gut front the scaffold below, one of the I formation."
• . men there reclaimed. " Your mats is fpuae over r' On look- Contiseut of Ahem" .• J.lll. Rinckes, late of the Memories, hay.salesaiam
The following extract from a Buenos Ayres Go- .8 dieneglect of ouch &fronton are attributable loamy of thew
i ug snood, he r.haerved that tiee deceased had fallen to the
One of the principal tianractions in the funds T Parsons, Castle-street, Holborn, jeweller
bol long. a depth of tio feet ;he was taken up iu • state of gate of the egth of August, conveys some interest- e T. Ingram, Lower Thames.xtreet, fishmonger
Tor-the last 'seek has been the sale of 360,000/. in T. Teesdale, Newington, lineo.draper ... Masten instareces, which, while they excite the cowerej-
-2 1!, sera of the beholder, should also impress him with the
insensibility, nod carried on • plank to the Hospital, where, ing details of the previous state of Limo, which are.
2 " fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeseislze she
to. his arrival, he was discovered so be quite dead, tome additional value, in the absence of the official Commis, made by a gentleman vecently declared Domingo de Ugarte, Wasomstreet, merchant
• heir to all Otiosely... property, and for the purposel Is
body-a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic Shoe- I
' Several usher Rillte.TlNA were examined, whose testimony J. Forbes and H. Nash, Oxford-street, el.emi.ta „.t 12 bat mom especially d the nr • f isa• f
account, from the increased probability they give
of pureliasino one of the finest estates in the J Rawlings and I. Evans, Leierster.s uare tailors - ---- dotes -• ' ematun HI "It • 11
co,
sr... not emir factory.
Flo
to its actual surrender. In a question of o
Cormier...Gentlemen of the Jary. we don't mind a little .--Hublil;•, Tunbridge, victualler 9 ' 2 11 sill et hoftoraorminiiiuoraillitioc:nrebkalhisetheth:soliaarredsistriffereeitY immtr:
kingdom. bro.
trouble ; is es impossible to collect the facts front these pro. commercial interests of such high importance, too W. Pool, Clerkeuwell, coaktmerchart 2 12 I
Wu. ikereiteee we must adjourn till blenedly next, and, much caution cannot be exercised in forming a cor- A lady of Southampton has lately been left a good J. Knight, Mile Ead-road, builder
win
in the gleam time, view the place ourselves. These poor tea judgment of the real situation of affairs :- fortune by a former admirer. whose addresses she T. Atkisson, Newgate-street, warehouseman
felicity ; nor will our advisees appear questionable, seas- by
ti''' -t men, who Gad it difficult to gel any employment, will run
" SANTIAGO DO CHILI, JOLT 17.
laki:sye thlwa:nilives. "41maishteabPeidremils.e. ctohnrsoruqguielZehrethatnfeuKlilrorwt,lisheudy "le enwarque"er of the arrival uf she B"Slidi rtiltele•
sager the powitternese the law inflicts.
The Joey coincided with the Curuner, and theist/metrefused forty years sign.ll strong proof of real love.
We are happy to learn that the City Marshal. DIVIDENDS.
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ißioaell, W. Banks, sad G. Bryson, ebeapside, wholesale
mdrapers
en
by Captain Spencer, at Valparaiso, we learn by Mr. WORTN ER, is doing extremely well wider all J. Henley, aelmrow, Islat.mlvpilairesy-d-oxrifi,amed,
a xtraordimary courier, who arrived here on the 16th, at the circumstances of his unfortunate accident.. H. and ht. Daniels, 11 honed as they are by the asultiplied proofs of tweedy years'
truotrobetteboyoptitismosrperoatelh,omforoftbothestetassitemeMahems
successful experience. The easy cares of married life are
"wricehticomeinceadist
snap
and
eh.rt:elleectleitt of
spirits
117 if often cuostitetionally weak, yet it cam be strosignsweds Mr.
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was segmented accordingly. , seven at night, the following act's, which is eorfirmied hy
G.GjadrddierndeeC;tr.°Jhuiliii.i-sire;tFeArlbeithrl:estandttr(
C.
Cut,
Link the
the papers pablished at Liam, and by private letters, vitt.- The Government defaulter who has eloped is a
That by virtue of the armistice concluded between the Vice. Air. T. 'l'--E, belongino. to the Navy Victual.. K. A. t0,„4 'C. w ' • - ' ,a' Kr! • • II every nor of syphilitic hormone, as well ae is every tyke. Mee
co
roy Lacers. sod Geoeral Sas Martin, prolonged fur Moe dart :ling Pay Office. and was the chief cushier of thet Britain,: baulterea:ten'
Monday amirning a poor woman was foundmien of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to disti
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oil-etched at fell length sit a hall ins Townsend- more, the former propose, to else latter that all the Mims department. fits wife is with him NM their way G.UJ..SywaarroiawG,usadota:oise'..E.iliteT.skireesF,lcwt.AarTLAchoEsisiaciseou.
ssiii:opkiuseteirer.....Al. care speedily, mad with egeet. Earnestly sulieitorm m earl •PPI
* which are row is the power of the army of Chili shall remain to America. 1-le embarked in the Downs ou the col
street, with on infant child of shout nine months
takes up, we deviate Irma renal principles with los
. . seder the command of General San Martin ; thus Lima
toand the vessel was detsined by blowing thbeisitua:ri.oste I l;.agadelmeopirialledearwitaintheoureustoirtaionh:romPfrae:te"ialimiresillitl lion
Redford, of the Lundosi-road, Southwark, matloner.-S. as ggembe„ of the owns of Serve... we mg* the ~,,4".
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la I oa her breast crying. She war quit(
' In' shall cornrow in Hs present situation without Mir
I) pairamora
*nimble, send almost cold ; every means that huma- is its goverauseut ; shat both parties shall name their re. '6l4ithihneirLtlii 5111 inst. at which period his leave-
CD:Lis, of the Butt., Rushall, Stafford feting comasseasty of either sex tespecially those solorsat MG II g
of t
elective dimities, who shall proceed to Spain to obtain the of absence liud expired. Had the vessel remained
wity and medical skill could suggest were resortedtato
ferty-eifht hours longer lie would have been taken. of Cherwell, Bil:s.le7,Bl.44York7cetoll'tbliel..6;7l,l"el.Tof. Illa:reiesad.:Perito:4:9ll7l'Sr.lierjor:
in fur restoring lite, but unhappily without effect, - ratilleatior ofisaepoodeoce, fur which purpose there aka' betats mattimosial life) at once to oar Immo We, Reim NI,
the vital spank bring quite eatincL Both the wo. " ameeety fur the °Pe° of eiSkieca awelhe• rediornuf 11, had
from Doe date of its ersocheeims 1 the fl gradually risen in the office to the enjoy. Mallon* York, curs-factor.-R. • COSI
men and child had the appearroce of extreme waist of CaMigo, of
Bit'auliherhY:
Dtddisie,wiriiia.eurn.deraariratail....4liter.r.T-Cyer..Potall,kol. tefeslotErywasto: eodairlorersawilayrfasentlataemreasidlisenmicettmailinsteligr7ivfaorerseafhliwdirimiPev"eedainianaeditia"l"Blreiwarelleflial, 711114011" glidalialliti D. g
which Sim hisesim's forces have *boiled pease
remain. meld of a salary of 7501. • year. lie carried away
11,
weseviorised.
awn! weed to say part of the world Omen", alma'. sive
and wretchedness. The poor wriman's bones pro.. inert pledge until the retsina the said derstin : trade sad 15,000/. of the money in bills on America. The Trimaran 'ere,
'turfed through her (I)ablin Paper.) rommoisleasiorm to be in the =vas lime free. That Um merchantriiii London by whom they were given hallawslasher.-J. Nelsoal ilif Ikeda sign.,
GASS mid CO. M. R. C.
Mr. SALMOg, of East Peckham, has at this time. Mu", who ma Wel 6" shame Pa"Paailaanal dralaorieri to refund !lie googol, to t;oveviiitse-iit shopurobi , dealer*
MAZY ANN CARLILS irae,''t -S
t d •1 i Su.rge."' ll' a°47erie-arresrs Flaat-straor.assikla4 hone
in lin gurdese, several strawberries, nearly ripe; Mite lie "'reit"' a the eePitel• upon "art' being deael he II et lable to stop pay-ascot of the bills. The I It
would allow aOm einamanication sad wait for the delermi- ' - 11-, le a
time raspberries were lately gathered bum the same ,„,,i„„„fr the ,i 4,,,,,,- who wen to 'go to graia; Hsu. 4,,,.. vessel in which he sailed is supposed to be the ' Sell' off in curitorly from the King's Bench, to
" I Durchester Gaol, to uttiletgu hersisensteunicti.Y nig
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I . gotderi. ing the time of the uegueiatiors, San Mania bad permitted Own. Palmed and Poillehed st Tag lIRITISII PRIM end TN 1
GLOBE riw IST, Illraad, by C. CORN WFL L. {lens
cased;
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