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London, England, 1819-10-08 00:00:00

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.eel teatimes. t. be fleitiesedated else wee resealleel fat
wee week. She eeelbeeeet bavieg pet the Ahab mod the
bsoniiitero is settiog fire to the house.

THREATENING A MEMIIER OF PARLIAMENTS`

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LIFE
A man, named Phonme, who mated hi martf to he a porter,
was charged by R. Jolliffe, Esq. Meinher of Parliament,
with inceaciug hint and theestemog les life.
The Proseettor stated, that he had been much auncyed,
at different 'times by the Defendant, who, on Friday last,
followed bins from his house down St. Jaentees-street, with
threats and menaces, and he got rid of him by going 111111 his
honker's. Hue ',Mein:: was, that the Prounior had a right
to maintain him, as he 1/44 a descendaist of a family of the
Niticleella, into which the Prosecutor's father married, and tie
fanged himself entitled to great property. Ott Wc..htetedity,
after Mr. Jolliffe bail arrived iw LOVA*, the Prisoner
seethed him from home again, and told him that had he
met him On Saturday Might it would base kreil a surriterfol
night for hill), and be would yet he s Belliocham 1.1
Ihe Pristine!, it appeared, bad beets itouble.o.one Is Sir
John Shelley in like manlier.
In defence, the 'accused read a letter which he had ',Tit to
the Fiuseeutoe, Nil of threats, and which corroborated all
that Mr. Jollifi-e had slid.
The Magistrate said, that if the Defendant soppo,eti Ise
bad shy chum to properly, he must missile legal measures.
Defendant—" Yes, I only go to hell cud complain of the
devil, as well ao to go in a lawyer without money."
The Defendant was committed in default of bail.

IVAVAL INTELLIuENC'E.

MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.

tlidiag the heavy gale of Thursday, the ship Tiger, T.
Smith, of and for Liverpool. from Barhadoes, with sugar
:rod coltoa, sins& ow the Cussoybege. southwest of the
soritcrit. She made water so fast that it was necessary
to wake for the Irish coast. glie Mont down, howe'rer,
about three miles off llossenslown, a little rioulli of Caro-
shore Nuiut, na the Wexford roast, tviwreri the Sallee' and
Wexford. IVe regret to slate that tweuty.six, Pottle
*Ay, iw.ady.niue persons were lost—at any rate' all on
hoard, except • Negro steward and three of the hands, who
NO the good fortune to escape. These four formed part of
rooe uho took to the boat, which lay oil the COASt notil
to.. g, *hew she was swamped be the surf. The Tizer,
••• wideistand, had several passengers, some of vest re.
t•PUctsb,lity Mr. Thornton has been named. The vessel
t,• gals h.h,.111y to go to pieces, as palls of the wreck, and
prrt tic of cotton have here washed ashore. A small Case
bas b-tai fumed, labelled " Despal, hes ;" it has beets opened,
:mil the papers, we are tali , were in good order; it contain.
ed likewl4e a few gttinebs and dollars.—This 'wee), distress.
tug accident would suggest the ;impiety of a light-house at
or neat the Saltres.—( Waterford Mirror.)

POICTSMOUTO, OC 888880.

Arrived the Owen Glendower. Iron the eastward ;
leiah and Sitarist], from Leith; al,u the Ortsonortut, Smirk-
land, frump She rowns, for India; GlVrrllll/ Harcourt, Tful.
fites ditto, fur Deus ; Wilson, from
far A leters ; Chapman trisispul t, frosts Quebec; and Europa,
Talbert, from the Outwits: the latter 1/44 received consiu:re.
whle dummy is const-quence uT thing ruts foul of last night
by the italeio, ell' Outmost:.
Passed wpChatincl the Triton, Ntursh.ll, (rum Quebec.
at.nnvrtt, OCTnifll 4.

Sailed the Prince Ernest snit Linke of Kent pbiekets for
I:nit.:)n. and Camden packet for the lal.mda, all with mails;
.also the I.eserds, Molests., for Newfosalsollatol; Trusty, Fusitty,
for Lisbon; and Twee Bs wetter*, Beeps., for Antwerp.

PE %7PCS, crown. 4.

The Dutch 74, Prince treJeriek, is su leaky, that partite
from the shore have been constantly pumping her since her
arrival; the rrew are miry sickly : a sloop of war is hourly
expected to take her to Plymouth.
nmmicti, OCTOBER 6.

Arrived the Auckland packet with * mail from Caahasea.
Nailed the Eclipse p4rket for ditto, and Lord Nelson
paCket fur Hollsad—both with mails. -
itruroetiti, oc-rosta 4.
Put hi here, leaky, the Agincourt, 3lathiesou, from Que-
bec alit must discharge to repair.

DtAL, OCTOOIR 6,

Arrived and sailed for the River the Ajax, Clark, front
li",adl-as mid rite Caps; Harmony, Hitlop, from Bourileaitx,
for St. Pet ertburgh ; Lord Duoraii,Siephenoou, from l►portu ;
Sovereign, thwtoon, from Qin bec; and llertin, Brock, from
St. Peter.Lorgli, fur Plymouth. •
&died the Partridge. Kelly, fu► the River.
Paaard through the Downs the Lee, in 49 boars from Leith
for Portsmouth; aad the Brisk, trout Portsmouth, fur the

GILAVCCND, OCTOBER R.

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Arrived the Active, Hunter, and Zrahaas, Young, bum
Petersburg h; Nancy, Se. vice; and Henry, Forster, from Clue-
; Three Friends, Jones, from Archangel; Boaz
Pinch ; Gnirge's Adventure, Forevi ; cud Vestus, Wrichi,
fium Gullenbnrt ; Salus, Johnson; and Cygnet, Oliver,
fawn Oneira ; Elizabeth, Se:inborn, fiuth Udreus; Hope,
Ilsorfield, from 'Harlingen; Hrru, Wilson ;
Tale., from Dantsic ; Aid, Zit ; and Vigilant, Wray, from
Priervburgli; Ceres, Schultz, from Memel ; outer, lksweu,
from Naples; and Palladium, Lewis, kola Ostia.

Y.stertlay we received • letter from a highly re.
spectuble Gentleman, dated 'Kingston, Jamaica,
August 6, in which lie says, " Bot.fe•• has taken
:Ciliate-Fe, in New Grenada ;—this news arrived
the day before yesterday, by • vessel direct -from
the Main. We previously had intelligence of his
'being within four days march of it, which renders
'lie account of the Capitol having fatten into Ins
loin& the more probable."—lt ass from Santa-Fe.
t tul the fine country of New Grenada. that the
Spanish General. MORILLO, drew the supplies
which have an long fumbled him to carry on the war
ugiiinst the Liberties of Venekuela. The vast ion-
portarit:e then oT this conquest to the Patriots is
trident. They not only obtain rich resources them-
selves, but deprive the enemy of his best, almost
Ins only support.--f Freeman's Journal./
The following is the answer of C. C.. %Weimar,
one of the Representatives of Essex, to the
'letter addressed to him by T. B. 'LEN N ARO. Esq.
licoposing to call a Meeting of the County on the
ten liject of the transactions at Manchester :
Boston, September 25.
bfar DtAR Slll-1 think, upon the whole, I tad better
Niot sigu the Requisition, because 1 liter hail no uponetinity
of eummimicating with my friends upon the subject; Sod
tiresome my health will nut permit me to attend Ilse 'Meet.
I am, however, decidedly of opinion, that au expres-
sion of the public voice opus the events of the fatal day at
Manchester, is iultiiitely la belesire,l; wad I trust the
County of Eine: will show ifs determination to defend the
rights and liberties whirls hare hewn trampled spoor by
Magistrates and Moister,. At the 1111111 e time, lam equally
'confident we shall never he rimed to cohmesumeeiristownry
and

reojeets or Kerwin, which would lead as in •atwteeby,
enJ its despotism. Believe me most tenty`riura,
C. C. WESTERN.
The following notice oppeorg in the Reading Paper :
sv.A. T.

Se►eral Gentlemen having expensed their iodination to
&route Members of that Troop (to oboes 1 shall ever be
gamiest firedog honour they Mee done me in placing me at
their bead), I am sorry to be ender the %milews, enesaity
of informing them, that 1 cannot accede to their wishes,
the• I'reop ba►ieg, for some tine, exceeded their eumple-
to..nt ; and t staterely hope that Gerernment map, brevet-
plying With the general feeling* a/ the Nation, net 'be
ender the dieegreee&le teteweetty #1 farther eagerientieg
'tkes
(14190) Fll AIM 'CAA V EN,
C.apesia, Vale of the W &imps Townes.
Cheliewiouse, bib Sopt. Islo.

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ADJOURNED INQUEST AT 01.2111A1i.
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OLDHAM, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5.

INQUEST ON JOHN LEES.--(Eviiesie esseatted)
James Wheriell deposed as follows :-1 saw John Lees,
whom 1 have knows for many years, at St. Peter's.lleld ow
The 16gh of August. It was on toe hmatings 1 saw Itins, a
little after twelve o'clock. 1 did nut see 11104 again until the
cavalry were among the yeople. 1 have not been at the
poised since the 161 h. 1 was nearer doe Isustnnes than the
houses of 1V lid il.sg refl.