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London, England, 1819-09-02 00:00:00

POLICE.

Jetts Deems, t joer•eym.n irralth.inak.r, was yesterolay
broneht an toline the boil Mayor, on the complaint of •
Mr Halfwit, a minder .watelmnaker."
Mr. Hudson stated. that he employed the Prifitape to do
some no ressary retaken the nowt aired Or a Width. He gat.
the Prisons, the ai tick ; he aerred to pay hint six shillrwga
fur the work, lust nth s h. had it fur sons• als,s, he al trawl;
eoafrssr•d that Le Itlctied it with a Mr Sadist, for len slid. •I
hues, tolJioc, that if Mr. Hodson d,•ma•olyd the ruck, phi
its ir uhroker Amalfi, under the circumstances, deliver it with.
ant t‘e ten Mr. HlHisnis called on the prwo.
broker; the result was, that the Prisoner war taken trite
rum Ay.
Mll r. Saltier proved the far.: of the Priaitarr having paws-
ed the 119 Lat his I sr, far a sum of tea

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The l's oosto-r, on his &,fester, staled, that he was in a state
of • %amine .51•••••.••
The hard Mayor, after oh:ursine WI the extreme dis-
honesty or Les rinduct, Ilse .rd. n ernllrmiu 10.1 010 I'M.
isloyed him, reed s.v,r the Act of P.trlossitent Is rmiectilie the
heifer ...notation of the trnde, by whirls Ihr penalty attached
to the trine was fourteen cl sys imprisonment, unitsa witnata
thst time hr pay a fine of 291 nod its ease of isois•tia)ment
at Or expiralisill Or the fourteen days, that then he should
be publie:y whipped.
At the enirs .sty of Ur. Host the fine was romit.ed, out
the Prisoner was committed to prison fur fultrieen slays.

AN IMPOSTOR.
William Archer. a 'Wm. Scotland, together with his
wife and Iwo (.61i.;11.11, were brought up by the °Ricers
under 14e followine (.11171,111111(41:-..
Archer and Ins lousily were found its the neighbourhood of
the Maoist tttt Hone in a stale of the utmost ap pas rest wrele h•
tolotess—there could iu teed be scarcely conceived a pietiire
of more (..thorn misery; they were covered with wet rags.
without shoes or stockings, anal almost without covering of
soy other kind. Their appearance attracted the notice
of
Ili, officers. who addressed them fur the purpose of inquiring
into their situation and relieving list en. Archer, With nu
air of affected pit f, related a tale of outfering and misfor-
tune, soul so completely imposed nu the ofiirers, that they
were Wolin-col to take him and his wife and children fur the
purpose °forties big them refresloonent.—Here, however, they
unexpectedly flirt a street porter, whose presence discon-
certrd Mr Archer. This incident awakened the suspicions
of the ravels, who hinted at she propriety of searching the
persons of loinoself and his family. Archer would decline
their services—it was too troublesome, and what could they
aped In find Ole his miserable pennon ; purely they could
nut soppiose that he hail property—of what tie was properly
1 but to eujoy it They would not surely insult the poor
creature that they colleted to relieve? Bust the officers were
I nut to be diverted—they insisted on making the search, sad
I Proceeded accordingly. After searchiug through his rags for
some lime. they found no lees a sum than 91. 14a. in silver,
and nos his barefooted wife they found six pair of shuts.
i Archer for a moment fell confused, but lie sumo rallied, and
i said he hoped they did soot mean to deprive him of his
money—it was the gift of charity which he received from
the Scotch Society, but on inquiry it appeared that nu suck
moo was known to that Society. Contradicted here, he then
insisted that be received it from a fro PAttlesnen in the Course
of He day whom he casually met iii the street. As the
'WWI of those liberal and bioneine persona were not stated
I by Mr. Archer, we cannot hold them up to public admi.
I ration ; their triunes, however, and their deeds, are, no doubt,
recorded in a better place than in the columns of a London
I Newspaper. We mention with great regret that the Lord
I Mayor was so incredulous as to disbelieve the consisteut and
I probable account of %Ir. Archer, even though repeatedly
verified We his word of honour, and be was committed
as a vagrant. Ills wife, who appeared far advanced in
I pregnancy, begged lily that to her p ions Situation,
whets in all probability she world be taken ill its a day or
I two, she might not lie separated from her husband. As the
I father of a family, and a humane Christian, she besought
his Lordship to look at her situation, sad to listen to her
request. He would not feel comfortable if be iward of her
I, premature and fatal labour. His Lordship was awned by
her appeal. He could scarcely eutertain a doubt of what
she said—besides, she looked Ms character to admiration ;
I however, se a matter of form, it was resolved that she should
he•examined by one of the officer's wives—she was accord.
lingty examined in a private room, and the result was, that
though she might have been pregnant, she could out be de-
; liven(' for three ur four mouths. Her appearance at the
bar indicated a stale of far more advanced pregnancy, but
this was most satisfactorily explained by the wire of the oh_
! err, who bottomed leis lordship that Mrs. Archer folded a
considerable quantity of lineneound her holy with so mue.
taste and skill, as to deceive the critical eye of Lis Lordship.

GUILDHALL.

day Maid. Ma was 'enfiladed f.,r another eaaasiastosa. is
IRA/lilies lima dad gratlemaa %meld mead.

lIENF.FIT SOCA KT, F.M.
Yesterday John Cunningham. • tithe. TS yeaint art
awitsmoni al the Stewards of • Bette&
.13oeirty, malted
Hoge, held at the Nerreastle-upon.TysliP, CandrytapOlnrits
Giitilen•netare, to thew Morse *ley they refined to pay Vim
sixteen shillings per week, having &charted, inhge
Janis, in the club.
It appeared in evidence that the Plaintiff hail heelisittair
lei merly is eery opulent ei-cunisinners, but had Isis driers
iliiorraa; which emoted him to enter the 5116.4,4;10 w.erk
be but tendered the tianst payments fur licirerat rare, and
was one of dm oldest members belonging it. lu
queare of an attack of the goat, vanyti d•iniveit 1331 .1
the use sir skis ilninsh, he claimed the sionatassee of the
Chub. which was ersetual Shovel, atter lie was d fated by
the etcetera., whit Crouililiina•s lib a 0.4 a of thread.
ranted them I, scratch his name UNA 13404 r paying 11n• 1361-
' twit. Plaintiff stated he hail • man at wink, and eta in the
art of inking hurt lite thread while they happened to to-et
hint. but he was nut at work himself. The stewards per-
sisted that he was at wink, that they even saw the foal he
was making laying 011 the table, the 'foam was hut, the
thread was on his shoulder, sod, on examining his finger,.
the musks of ti.e needle erre on them, and he ip'peiiied stir
...eh throfaseil.
Matelot ralr—That make* run the lead difference. itpsi
even saw him sitting•rrosit.fegoerf, *.II/1 the needle Oust
thread in his hand, uolcsa you actually saw hint al 'topic,
there is a deficiency in the relitenCe, and I hl out °ldes
him le he ailion...amml Com Ihr club. You inis-a uncut p.•;11
lively that he was at work, making, the garment, to gain
your object.
Steward—That's rather sharp on as, your worship; hit
In keep pore antler in 11w Society, we to come to some
decisive poinf—ilie goose was hut, ready to press the coat
with _ .

The %Wantle decided the mine in Geom. of Ike livid-
tiff, and ordered him In he paid up 41) the Aria quarter, 114
neKlert of whirls he said, would mil bin cse a themes warrant
to be levied.

AWFUL CASE OP SUICIDE.

[PURTRY.R PARTICULAR/]

Monday night, at nine o'clock, an ter rest loss held al
the Red Lion •pablir.housr, Red Lion-sirs-et, Dorisrigh, s•ii
view of the body Of Mr. Gaitskeil, hop-niers-1i int, of N4O. 7,
in that street, who shot himself.
The principal witness orall• Gentleman who lodged opp
site the deceased's house, who slated. that bet wisest none n.. 1
ten o'clock on Monday ms ..... Rig he was alarmest by a repeat
of fire-mons, proceeding apparently from the deceased's
bony, and soon after lie heard a female voice inCl3jigirg
" I. my Master! my Nlaster !0 Hi- insmediatsly ran over,
and found the deg-east st's clerk and I ttttt is-keeper staisrhssit at
his room dour; he Imest it open, and lielsiod the door Consist-
the deceased extensi?sl on Isis left side, and a quantity Of
blond on the ground near bins. Willie's tamed lons "vie
immediately, and near him sin the ground found a Li.ge
horse-pistol, warm, and to all appearances recently slia.
charged. Witness seta for Dr. William", who came int the
instant; but the dree.ssrel never spoke, although pulsating
was observable for an hour.
Mr. Chantey, the dreessed's clerk, stated, that his mislay
had arrived in lOUs tent a 114 slays before front Brightue,
and during the ,wluale time dot not go to bed. Uri them ts
ing of the fatal cstastniphe„ Ise wrote a letter in a frieosl at
Bognor, which contained (for it had been opened since) this
i remarkable passage--. I hope my mother will make up bet
mind to ■ny thing 1 stun, do," At. Mines; had fur gorse
time !whetd incesnsisteneirs i• his conduct, which led him fit

doubt the aionidnera of Ana intellect. In answer to mime
qutetions from the Jnryt
switiocra mid that he had no part.-
calm quarrel with Colima Gastskell, Ida father, and al-
though he bad been misfortunate in many evenlatinnis, yet
he did not think it was his embarrassments that caused him
to do, what lie slid. . •

The housekeeper also mentioned several eirromataaces,all
lending to Artinfirm the opinion that the deceaard was cutp•
'deftly deranged.
Dr. Williams was called to attend the deceased ; he fnuad
awextensivr wound on the right side of the skulk which
entered the head, and part of the ear was al.o gone- He
had since 'pewit the head, and ut the right lobe of the Waist
found three Pings, aml two more hail itas.ed through the
►oof of the head, and lodged under the train. The force
of the shot ass so great, that it had PO( the skull from back
to (runt, es straight as if it Indbeen sawed.
Thr Jury returned their verdict--µ Thai the deceased had
put a period to his exit more, not being at the time of sound
mind, wsemory, or understanding."

COUNTY ColiK ASS;ZES.

TIIIIIV.DAY. AUGUST 19.

John Crowley, Henry I ientsrhy,Johm Corthy,
Michael I ineh10,.11,).1 John Ambrose, were put to
the bar.cliargril with ■ burglary to the house el
Mrs. Nliiitott.

Mn.s Minton h.ing sworn, deposed, that she re-
sisted at
,fieectOlosrot. 011 the night of the 18th
.June, .the house was attacked at about l 1 o'clesk.
werelti bell, arid
:were alarmed. at the
*se of breskinglit the %lowliness.. She did not see
any of the robbers, but afterwards missed a 'aided
bread-basket,tnoivasters, and a bedchamber can.
anti snuffers. _

WilloarnC.orroll, an informer. The t videne•Jof
this Mod -the hol •o • ing witness fleet lum tl • 'Celle
and confederacy in villainy, which. we believe, has
seldombeim? egisolled. {thew the Pitsopers.
be said, 81.11 aZcompaisied them to tob Mrs: lllinw
ton's iu June last. It was twelve o'clock whew
they attacked the house. with a 'ledge which Ibev
took loom a smith's low the night before,' and
with which Croaley broke II a window. Fite •of
them remaitied outside, amo. g wb. m were pin.
nehy and Linehan, to give tl a Oa, m, if app opa
was COMillg. Mitt getting in ilircough' the, wm.
(low they broke the liariour deer. and then the
Icolkiloor,.:in ord. r, if there was a pursuit. ta.get
off. The ten:riot outside whittled, and they went
off with the proneity.
The following cryos-eviinination of this 'iritotss
by Mi. O'Gorman, tuck Wier ;
Q. If all the robberies you ever committed werepulloge-
ther, how many wunisl they make I—A. I doi't know': I Ste
not Wog robbing: • -
Q. flow Wog are you robbing ?—A. About heel's.
months.
• Q. In that time how many robberies have you committed?
—A. Only bye.
Q. to any of these robberies were you ever opposed
A. No.
Q If yds were, would you not base otorlereal whisseer
opposed you I—A. .would!! !—(A thrill of horror r. 1.1
through the glediellAll.) A
Q. Were you irced st.the last Aasizens?—A, I was 4144 I
was arraigned. •
Q. For what'—A. Fir pig-stealing.
Q. Did you ever 'Lathe same mon a stead tithe?—A. I
did.
Q. What was hie name?—A. Condon. •
Q. Did you rub hilts a third time I—A I did not.
Q. DUI you rat your own d inzbter ?—A. I aWhwtt;
i am not old eauugh to hive a daughter who emits! bawd Soy
thing of heron's. • •
Q. Horr'assay swivels have you bad ?—A. I was oaly par-
ried liire.
Q. Are'thr7 slaty sre•saat.
Q. Wits; happened tits them They diet) rramanetr.
Q. Iforr—regoisrly ?—A. th‘e of shrew had keen dtwwwwil.
Q.-Wbitt :skimmed her 1T...A. 'Toms watei dirqued
ben a` ttdl..Attt
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tberwa..elos west iota it Arrsa—.he was etwoltat • f
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e•re. sad hest heir o mite or Wood to gu—aol *bat•• % the
r/411, she was drowned.
Q. Whkli of your trivet, we. tbot be wad the one 1
...raker worried to.
Q. What \sprawl to jibe Other wih ?—A.' Abe died is

SLAVERY IN ALGIERS.

[Prom i, TM New Metalsly Magasiul

EMULATIVE OP P. tr. DUMONT. RELATING MO CAP-
TIVITY OF TEINTT-VOOR TEARS tN VIE TIMM.,
TORT OF YOUNT PAWN. BETWEEN ORAN AND
Akan:NS.
it will probably be its the recollection of our
readers, that about severs or eight months ago the
public Rapers contented a paragraph, slatting the
eireunitiatice Of these being a man sif tits. above
name. who had fast found Isis way back to France,
after an übsence of 37 years from 11.15 native
country. during *loch he had nut only remained
totally ignorant of the extraordinary events that
were passiog there, even to the existestee of such a
man as Napoleon Bonaparte. hut had alimost for-
gotten his owls lasiguoge. We have al.res the patios
factious of lasing the mogul:lily iisteresting accouat
of this tinlivialual's suffetings brfore the public, and
partly in Ills own Wald.; for it appears that ally,'
M. Quesue, a French Iderary character of respect.-
bilisy, Strati! of Dotossiit's arrival. attended as it was
by some allss•i 111 l s to his past history, he determined
to seek him out. As the particulars coininuiti-
cited in their first interview, cotsvinced the Visitor
that the wrade narrative ought to Ire placed ors
record, M. (2,114 4. repented los visits, and in a
short time afterwasuls punli.liesl the following ae.
count. the authenticity iit which is drawn from such
a variety of cotioursiog teelisnitstses, all its favour of
the nasator's character and cavertsies. of memory.
that the FfeliCtl edits", artier 11.1eillg taken the tit.
most 1,41114 to 41114 y lute don the subject, saw
no II•4'Ull Is, rostertisitt the rinallest doubt of Ina
herss'a veractiy.
After stating that he was born iii Paris in l'Asi,
and gismg ao account ill his entrance auto Ilse navy
wish M. de Trrisay. a Rear- Admirsl, under whom
Dusnont served lire snore that a hem, the narrative
10'1.4011 so state that he was present at the triumph
of Lord itotlory on the tills ill Anil, 1'78.1, over
the French, fleet under Count de Garay, who was
wade utimurr au 1114 me 1111 l inlile occos . 'rite
dmp to which he larliingell wir• then ordered home.
bat hapsw 1111 l g Ism meet 91 !Mall English squaltrou
mar Oporto, she was Cliattrli lino the Straits of
Gibraltar by them, and 1111/k shelter under the bat-
teries of Algestrasi. Herr I) t was transferred
to another vote' I. awl having quilt d iirr fur the arr.
vice of the Count rl'Atiols, then stiperistiending the
siege of Gibraltar, i.e frt timed to the same:ship alll4l
II 1111 l iodic of the Marquis Dr MaistinsitY, Aide-
de-Camp to the Commander iss Chsef, who was resit
wish dismatein a to time French fleet thesi cruisittg
011 NI 11l i l rya. A vitsleta storm arose boost after the
',motet set awl I Algerglass, and stomithatatt.litsg
all the efforts of the offitera mid cue* to avoid the
fate which awaited them, she was driven on shot. in
the dead of ;light. between Os all and Algiers, one
of the twsst inl.o.pitable purl- of this terrific coast ;
here the ship carat to pieces and out of a hundred
soul forty Weil consuming her crew, it was with the
greatest iltfficulty half the somber reached the
rocky beach, weak and faitstiog, where a still Inure
horrible death was its
The fero• lout Konhol. 10, says Dumont (for we
shall heactforth repeat his own words as commas-
ideated by M. Qurpg é), baying tsts.rnell the re-
sult of the tempest, and gloried in the prospect of
booty it afforded, malted (loon upon eta from their
mountains, and while torrents of rain fell, to the
midst of thunder and light ll 11l g, massacred the
greatest part of those who had saved themselves
from u watery grave. It wus in vain that we en-
deavourt it to de filial ourselves, having nu other
weapons to oppose them than sand a. d *times;
so that lustily suffered themselves to lie slaugh-
tered without oinking the least reslstancr. Seeing,
however, the body of my master hacked to pieces,
after lie hail 'nog at.d courageously struggled with
hit cruel adversaries, I become so enraged that
it was ISO longer missible to reiwin a quiet spec-
tator of the horrible revue. and in the absence of
more, effective arms, I took advantage of those
within our reach, throwing handfuls of sand into
the rtes of our torsion-vs, and biting several of their
legs. I at length 'MCl:Ceded in precipitating three
Kouhals from their Artily chargers into the sea.—
Ilot this action ',H. dearly bought, fur I instantly
received sea real blows of a sabre On the head, arms,
and shoulders, a lance pierced through my body,
while u pistol bullet lodged in the e•alf of my leg.
%Vitro iit) longer able to conteod wills the Aiello,
they se.evtl those alto tell into their hoods, and re-
winded she .111111111 t of the ',moments. I crawled
M. covered with blood. amongst s sine brushwood,
hoping to colic...oil otyself the following day from
the barbarians, in which case I did not despair of
brink etio!,lu-I to remain on the coast. until the
appearassee of souse Europt•not vessel offuriltd ass
ousansucitv of escape. Ablsough alien somewhat
recovered bum the agitation whirls followed our
our% reek, my o tomtit. occasioned the most ex-
t•rucioting pato, I did not fear that death I l.ad so
tonaculesusly escaut if, but I.nly tegretted the loss
of my 111111,1rf, Lad the probability of siever sreisig
nay puma* agent. There were still thirty of my
usitostunate • 111111101114 all
0, reinsuring out of the eighty who gut out shore
I the wreck; but scarcely had day-light dawn-
ed. whets time Arabs pawned at lull gallop.—
'limy nowt Collected the remnant of their victims,
and havotg beamed ear arena across raids other. we
were. totached to their horses' tails with a twig
curd. Thin reason of our lives brill now spared
arose from the circumstance of a la l i 11l Is. the Mu-
ltistate-too law, birldslifiug the assassinatinu cf anis-
ti.ini, except et isig`tt. An ollediesice to this M-
.
juacttow is con•idered as the ittratis tf %.ilvatiuii,
astol ahem eh:regarded, the sheik generalty SARI,
the Salble pliSSissillliela MS theitistives. Ti,.. uttic.,
vont ern duffers for every (..,Issistiats that is hit:sight
Is; him ; but the Kaubals, who, though very loud
of unwey, NM touch Mitre so cf killitig infidels,
is. Ste 1411:it ;may 01.1tootgaty 4,:' inerilerssig alt dime
wins profess a dia.:Rut faith. fiiii.ly persuaded that
this is Vie surest way to please the Prophet.
Several of the party thus led Dilate. shed from
1 "woken-as and buffeting.' We maiclied eight iii6lito
, fultowitsg. tl e Arabs slot dams; to travel 111
time day-note. nest some miter Akastasals should
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Curia. rigid rear 'lll bull. thelf base I* Or SIS to ob-
bets tie pri.:fesed rewassl. Horiog the slay thee ets-
COAL MA
sib Sarrastaaa I.
. , mists al Ittaetwr tiler vaw.l. Prig, I' ainprit in cri e Ist the bilf :dlnirlihibllS t. WWII our
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bat bed.
Q Where were ?Qs then?—A. I wasn't with bee.
U. Did cos ever rob Mr. Timothy Lama—A. No.
sQ. Diel sna ever bre at hies Nowised • man
vaiba die, who was hired by no Sams to Ire at him.
Q. Whet happened.* that mau'—A. He was hanged.
Q. Did you Inform against Won ?—A. I did.
411 Did you ever rob your brother ?—A. No, I didn't.
Q 11)61 you ever commit a robbery near Yougbal?—A. No.
Cs. Were you ever in the army ?—A. I way.
Q. What regiment ?—A 1 was is the 24th, the North
tom, sad ilse Kerry Militias.
Q. Did you desert ?—A. No, I was discharged at the
yaw, after miinims from France.
Q. Moe did yoe live there !---A Qn whatever wae going.
0. Did you pay for it ?--A. Sometimes I used—end some-
times l weed nut..
Q. Were the articles charged in ibis nibbrey Need he your
pommies 4—A. They were is sly lodgings.
Tintothy Murphy, the so,ilh from whom the
•tedge WAS taken, was coiled merely to prove that
;act ; hr could out tell by whom.
Torpy -Thin was another of the gang,
• thrsOih row ',repot fir the fobilirly ro questi.)ll,
.POP inferior to
hie WWI cousin!. from !hoodoo with Dennehy and
-loather tnais not preset'', and i..qtorsol hoof a
r.auo whom they use, with on the road, whit !Well of
Minton", whether alw was * wnlut. had any
• and any money, and having the or.
e weary iiiforusuini, came to Cu, k, rod cooties
oiled to the rest of she gang, oho agreed, when
ttwy got arms, so go and rob the house.
Crows-araintrea by Mr. CrGOIMAir.
Q How many robberies
.have you been guilty of in your
A-creat many
.4/ When did you comment? robber ?—A. last Assizes.
14. You were then tried, aren't you ?—A. N.., I *met.
Q. But you were in gaol ?—A. I was; lost I was die.
sheared.
Q. HIM tong after you were discharged did you commit
the first rubbery?—A. Alwwl a week.
Q. Who did you rob first?—A. Callaghan ST Carty.
Q Did you get any mon. y from him ?—A No.
Q Who dud you rob next ?—A. One Lloyd, a farmer at
Carrigiesubil.
LL I suppose if y..ii were opposed on either of these wea-
r-imps, von wouid have committed murder?—A. To he tore
Q Whirr slid you rub the third time?—A., At a farmer's
at Doom owe,.
Q. Did you get any money there ?—A. Sixty toluene in
Veld.
Q. What did you do with them ?—A. We *pent them.
V. But you're quite mere if any Moly opposed you, you
souk) have 'Bordered them !--A ro &evert we world.
The (IMF BASOS told the July, that the five
Pamir", were capitally italiched for burglary sod
robbery. No steroid lite heirglary mood robbery were
proved to have been committed. but there were no
witnesses for the Crows' of ussompe.whoble charac-
ter. nod there was no bounce a uu rxrcwinn bay-
iiow taken place this country upon such evidelice.
• Tile witue.bes were in limo inuanoo. covered with
Crime, SOIL HlTOrdilit to their men coostriosion, ready
to c mit nott..der, that they ought to be regarded
with caution nod doubt. Somebody should lie pro-
duced to ahrw, either that the Pro:miters w. re hear
when the roblwry was committed, or that the sr-
ticks were ft:wool isi their possession ; or some cif-
sumstosice should he adduced to coonect them with
thertrai.sactioii. The two witnesses who wt re ex-
amined joist so far corrnhorsted each other. es one
Arsperate character could another ; hot here the evi-
desoce closed ; and though it was los duty to tell the
.wary that this was legal evidence. it wee also his
o.lsty to tell them they should be slow and
to believe it.--slot Guilty.
The lame men. end several others of the same
gang, were subserviently put to the bar for other
Lurgiaries, but were obliged to he at-quitted. as
ts:ere was no tvidruce against them but that of the
iisformerss

NAVAL INTELLIGENC E.

tottionteltro, AUCtlier 31.
Arrive.l tbe Colette and Charlotte, elacys, (ram Oat' nil
• toe Balboa; Mary Ann, Morris, Crum Looittai for Malaya,
antis lora of sealotaiasa &ad Sisters, Earl, Crum the Dowaa
for the South Seas.

PLVMOU2II, avnuirr 30.
Arrived the Active, Brown, from Si.Johies, N. 19 for Lon-
timi; sad Swak, Corish, from Poole for Liverpool•—the
latter. tarried away her mast bead this morning in a squall.
FAL1101:111, AV01.:61 20.
Arrived the Duke of Kent packet. with a Mail Guns Lis.
Lou is 1$ days ; mill Aeolis, Kidd, from Norfolk (Virginia)
.in $4 days-045 00ili fastest. in lat. 40. 50. long. 10. spoke
tee Providence, —, fur Quebec.

Drrit.. AUGUST 31.
Arrived and paled fur Ilk River the {Well:oven, Andermin,
St. Jnbn's, New Brunswick ; Ann. plic;ch, flout
• St. Kites ; Latina*, Lally, and Dictind, %rilliamr, n, font
D.srrarai Shannon. Falconer, from Dominica;
Web.; Alexawder, Errinatom ; Braitsford, Awing; 11.srays.
Hardy; and ladefistitable, Cumming faun Duster- ;
Meaty, Beasley, frost Barbadian ; Frien% ds, Barclay ; and
ihsekenfind, %%null, lions 131111111(14.
Arrived and remain the Grtelati and Brisk, from tbe
" we:award.
Came down from the Risei
_Ow Lovely Maria, Smith, Co.
Oat Cape of tIO,Dd Httrle Z Duck, Inrr.thrr. fur Newf.'s-pt.
land y Diadems, Ruche, fir iii.. iarrgio; Arciiinicd. s,
Sr.. R mien. May, fur Om South Seas ; and Wiliam'.
Yoesag, for Oilirallsr.

t.t v taro oz.. avervier
Arrived Ike Rambler, L/111, from Janiiiicv—astled the ISt%
ar(July; Elaine Wanner, from Muniresil—sailini the 13d
Atleatic:Matlutk, from New Yolk—sailed titre Gth of
A stoat
The Sterling, from thia port for New York, W3ll on Dili.
torn Rorke on Ibr Illh of July, bet v. PS rOl of with .livitt of
part of brr keel and leaky. She striver! in WirrasiLet us the
Itth of htly, end cliarhnmeii bsr Cargo I,ri • to, Sa.
vagr‘from Nrw Orlrima for port, put into Pits Is to
&Wes% the Captaio belog

HULL. atiourr
A rrived ilw Fame. Chrit,frocr Greeslaal.l, 7 fisis,4o4 butts;
*bled Cierru, Parkie, from Jittoi 6 tlsh.:A Wlts.

ceiRM EXCHANGIi. SZPTSWBER 1.

rre bad some foriLr fat sta in:seals with %Cheat thin more-
which. owing tu the %,.c code of the wratios, aNa the
I.tllr tteteautt. was very heavy, :sod where thr miles ..re
Aro,' Gaiter too. r ; 14m• 04.311 uo the ataiwe tallto;
so. eta Howl*, i Pea/me lot' a trt4y deli +loe. 1:4 wiLts LiUda
of grsie litre uu alma atiou.