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London, England, 1819-08-16 00:00:00

ASSIZES.

poRTSMOUTII, AUGUST 14.

erhy an excellent sailitig 'match took. place;'
I.esCtate h p urse, from Cowes round*the Bunt of the
4,1, ()gamut, which was well contesteikancl won
sfEviiss's vessel. His Royal Highness tbe.Paince
NENsi made a munificent donation of 100 guineas
serday, to the Sailing Fund at Cowes...
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,about four o'clock yesterday afternoon. the, Royal
;ht came to her moorings at Spithead, .and at six
PRINCE REGENT gave a NavaLl)inner on board
Kier an awning on the quarter-deck), at which the
lowing Chiefs and Officers were present
beirsit Si; Gee. Campbell, Sir Geo. Cockburn, Sir T. B.
is wr Edm. Nagle, Sir Geo. Grey, and Admiral Gifford.
;Ara lion. C. Paget, Holies, Haggett, T. Briggs, F.•L.
;and, C. Richardson, Sir Geo. Collier, Hon. /1. Duncan,
11. Ross, Hickey. T, Saark, Sir C. Burrard, 11. Forbes,
gontagu, Minn, Hendry, and Bennett; J. W. Croker,
Secretary to the Admiralty, the • Marquis of Anglesey,
per Hstethazy, Lord Howard, and Lord Greenock.
[he dinner seas superb, solid, and elegant ; it was
,e 3 on a new service of china, ornamented with
is
emblems, made expressly for use in the yacht;
[ the whole entertainment, with the mild, affable,
rteous, yet dignified behaviour of the Patrice,
spoken of in terms even of adoration. The toasts
el by the Nuns were--
De King" (with evident feelings of strong filial affection
altachosent)-0 The Duke of York and the Army"—" The
Clarence and tbe Navy"-4 The Duke or Wellington
tb, Heroes of Waterloo"..-" The memory ef I.evtl Nelson"
cl St. %Imo, and the Wooden Walls of OW England"—
s, mark of particular esteem for a friend," The Marquis
.ay"
fhe sentiments expressed by his Royal Highness in
these several toasts, as well as the language
F:lich they wet e clothed, are spoken of as all con-
to render the entertainment tire of the most
Pant and impressively pleasant that the mind is
ble of receiving. The Royal Marine band, was
iioned in a tender, on the quarter of the yacht,
obtained the high notice and commendation of
Pulses Ititoznr. The party separated at eleven
us day (Saturday) the yacht got under weigh,
prcieeded to cruise about to the wostweido until
ling, when she returned to Cowes, and his Royal
!ham invited the Marquis of ANGLESEY and a
:1 party on board to dine. The stay of his Royal
;liness in this neighbourhood, on these pleasant
iatic excorsions, will be prolonged yet several
is, He has requested that his future movements
be unattended wit! those honours and salutes
:h are doe to his rank: T:e-h.:r expressed him-
as highly gratified with the beauty of the-Solent,
shed ai it is by bold and variegated shores, and
ping works of art—from the embattled castle
!ornamental tower, to the elegant chateau and
it cottage. The weather has been delightful ;
!his Royal Highness, it is observed, never looked
tier and more established health. His Royal
mess the Duke of YORK will art ive can Monday, ,
Brighton, at Sir Gaostox CAMPBELL'S, to join
IREGENT. The Royal yacht will come up to. Spi-
t, for the purpose of receiving him on board.
iommoslore Sir GEORGE COLLIER announced his
teal to the PRINCE REGENT, from the coast of
Ica, by sending on board theyacht, as s„lie. passed.
Igh Spithead, a fitse turtle, weighing about six
-ed weight, for his Royal Highness 4 gracious
aance.

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TilE Anmr.

l'pr.General Sir JAMBS Kv4rr, K.C.B. it is said,
'pointed Lientenant•Governor of Portsmouth gar-
; and Major-General Er DENIS PACK, Lieute-
Governor of Plymouth, vacant by promotions.
jriday a division of the tOth regiment arrived in
,castle, on their march from Glasgow for Sun-

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nurday mtwalng -arrived at Portsmouth, the
RYAN frigate, 'Captain W. F. %Fist, C.B. in four-
days from Halifax, having on board Admiral
Hon. P. Woomougt, late Commissioner of that
,:lard. The SPARTAN has been only five months
tt from England, during which period she has
ted Madeira, Dominica, Vera Cruz, Jamaica,
`,aloes, and Halifax:. and her movements hlre
i attended by remarkable celerity, particularly
ieward, having been only three weeks from Ja-
a to Bat bacaPs, thirteen days from that place to
fax, and fourteen froin thence to this anchorage.
time she left Vera Cruz, the greatest good
prevailed throughout that part of the Mexican
cy ; to the capital of which convoys passed and
ised, with specie, without the slightest interrup-
, The squadron at Jamaica were very healthy,
that of Barbadoes equally so. Whilst at Vera
Lieutenant GEORGE BICKWITII, and two of
(crew of the SPARTAN died, after four days ill-
,of the yellow fever. The Princess Elizabeth
net had arrived at Barbadoes. The SPARTAN has
ight to England about 140,000 dollars from Bar-
es, for merchants. Admiral GRIFFITH had
' for Quebec, 19 ihe,NEwca,sTLE ; as had the
IINE) with 5'70,000 dollars on board. The AO-
: had arrived at Quebec.
duel axis fought at Halifax on the Ist inst. be-
t Nr. LACK E, (SOR Of the ATTORNEY GENZRA4
Mr. powiE, an auctioneer, when the latter was
OR the spot. The deceased had been under
ration for an offence, in which cause he consi-.
Mr. UNIACKE, as the prosecuting Attorney,
used improper expressions regarding him, and
ore called him out to the above ordeal.
THEATRE.—This Theatre closed on Satur-
evening, after an almost unprecedented success-
qson. The House displayed a full and splendid
alauce. During the management of Mr.'liVarans
\have uniformly observed a desire, on his part,
relight the Public with a variety of all that is ex-
and excellent.
'tar TUESDAY the last Lottery for the Year will
anence. Only 6,000 Tickets, and two Grand Ca-
of 4:36,000 Consols, which are most probably
on Sale at CARROLL'S, the Contractor's Offices,
and '26, Oxford-street, who sold in the
Lottery more capitals than any other, 'Officc-
.r, amongst which were No. 1,345, a Prize of
100, and No. 1,944. a Prize of £l,OOO. This Is
fifth Prize of 1.V0,000 that has, within these few
'as, been sold by CARROLL.
srday evening, :bout eight o'clock, a Mr. Cockett under-
tor a wager of ten guint4s, to jump from the centre arch
tchfriars llridge, which he p^rformod to the astonishment
Who taw him, without sustaining any serious injury.

FALWOUTII, AUGUST 13.---Wiexi N.N.E.-Arrived off this port
the Fortitude, Items, (rein Jamaica, in nine weeks--spoke off'
Cape Antonio, on the 15th June, the Amanda, from Gibraltar
to Havanna ; and in lat. 43. 97. long. 36. 27. spoke the James
hiuntoe, from Liverpool to New-York ; Vittoria, Ta•re.:, from
Trinidad in six weeks; spoke, the 7th instant, the Swan, Tay.
Lan, from Coax, for Newfoundland; 51.41:a, Coivree., in 50
days from New York, for Antwerp; spoke, 50th July, lit. 43.
45. long. 3a. 26. the Peggy, o; London, fur Halifax; and 10th
August, in lat. 50. 10. lorg. 9. 57. the !Mollie, of Ayr, for St.
AtTdreves.-.Arrived the Good-int:n, liatx,from Petersburgh;
Printer Ramysiwatva, from Mirternichi, in 30 days-spoke, or:
50th July. hi lat. 45. 52. ling.*::s. 73. the Spring, for Web= ;
and sth August, lat. 49. N. lone. 16. 30. the Mary, ilebertson,
for Prince Edward's Island. The Osborne packet, with a Mail
for the Islands; sailed iron St. Thomas's 14th July, the Sad
with packet, with a Mail froin Jamaica in 52 days, and from
Crooked Island in 25 days; spoke, on the 22c1 July, it lat. 30.
t 5. long. 59. 54. the Richard and Sihella, froM Barbadoes for
London, out 12 days; and Celia, irom Demerara for Glasgow,
oat 19 days; 24th Joiy, in lat. 52. 46. lung. 59. 1. spoke the
Alice, from Antigua for London, out 14 days; on the 2.lth July
passed, in lat. 33. 27. long. 57. 55. the ship William Manning,
from St. Kitt's for London, out 19 days.-Sailed the Prince
Ernest packet, for Lisbon ; and the Lady Mary Pelham packet,
for .Jamaica, both with Mails.
Dolma, Atmear 14-Sailed this day the Lord Danean Packet,
Captain Pascoe, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers; alto
the Chichester packet, Captain Itrirsa, with a Mail and pas;
sengers for Calais. Arrived this evening the King George pac-
ket, Captain Knee, and a French packet, from Calais, with pas-
sengers. /lemma. 15.-Arrived this day the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captahl HALLAM/8, from Ostend, with a Mail and Fs-
sengers ; also the Lord Sidmouth, Captain Nage, with his
Excellency Count CAW/ D'lsvata, from Calais. Sailed this day
the Industry, Captain Axesma, for Calais, with passengers.
Pexxourn Aren't 14.-Arrived the Brantley, Memorex,
item Bahia (or Hamhurgh. Passed lap Channel the Harmony,
Roaissor, from Baltimore for Rotterdam ; Mary, SWAIN, from
Savannah for Amsterdam ; and Reward, SHARP, freim Prince
Edward's Island in twenty.eight days.-Wind S.W.
PORTS/SOLT/I, AUGUST 15.-Arrived his Majesty's ship SPAR-
TAN, from Dal badoes ; Colombo transport, from ditto, in 28
days ; and Star transport, from St. John's, Newfoundland, in 18
days. Sailed the Agamemnon transport, for Chatham. The
Colombo has brought home the crew of the East sloop of war,
which vessel ran on a shoalinear the Isle de Sal, on the Ist of
June, and was totally lost. The crew were landed on the island,
and were taken from thence by 41 American brig, and landed
at the island of St. Jago from whence they were carried by a
Portuguese vessel to Barinidoes. The he,al brings an account of
a recent dreadful fire at St. John's, which has destroyed pro.
,perry to the amount of upwards of .eIOO,OGO.
Dm, AUGUST 15.-Wind S.S.E.-Arrived and sailed for the
River the Knapton, CHRISTIE; the Louisa, Cone; Enterprise,
BLAIR; Woodtord, SAurrHILL; Mountaineer, Jerecuion; and
Edward, Gurovm, from Jamaica; the Rockers, Sorel; from St.
Vincent's; and Minerva, FRANELAND, from New Brunswick.
llattwlen, Mauss. 13,-Arrived the Auckland packet, from
Cuxhaven. Sailed the Beaufoy packet, for -; the Emily
packet, for Hollandi and Thetis packet, for Gottestburgh.alll.
with mails.

A:isnot:ls, Arovs; ;I.—Arrived the Don, CnAto, from
Greenland, with seven 4311; and the Ilcrculus, Nom, front
ditto, with four fish,

With regret we state the loss of his Maje,tv's ship
ERNE, 20 guns, Captain T. Scarves, C.B. which mis-
fortune occurred on the night of the Ist of June, on
a reef of rocks, off the Isle of Sal, one of the C4O tie
Verd Islands. She was on her passage to the coast
of Africa. The accident was occasioned by mistak-
i• g the South for the East end of the Isle of Sal. It
b.,w very fresh, and in twenty minutes she filled ;
shortly afterwards her mainmast fell, but fortunately
without hurting the yawl, which was on the booms:
the mizen-mast stood, by which, at day-light, the,
boat was launched, and the wreck, which had struck
two cables' length from the shore, drifted to within
out cable's length of the Island, on which the officers
and crew, and a small quantity of provisions and ne-
cessaries, were landed. In the course of the nisht,
the wreck parted, but the crew steadily perseveriegll
in holding on by the remains, they were all saved.'
The island is inhabited only by about a dozen slaves:;
an American brig, bound to the coast of Patagonia,
took the officers and crew off, in a few days after-
wards, and landed them at St...lago, where Captain
Scntyisr chartered a small schooner for Ikarbatioes,l
from which island tlley embarked iii a transport, and
4. mys 4 At 5 pithead on Saturday.
The Blossom, arrived oa Sunday se'nnight from
the South American station, last from Rio Janeiro;
whence she sailed on the Bth of June. She lande'd
about two millions of dollars at Rio, from Lima, alid
brought to England about 140,0(X) on nierchai;ts',
account. She and the Andromache, Captain n-
REIF, having also treasure on Loard, passed Lord
COCHRANE'S squadron in the South Seas, but his
Lordship did not discover even the slightest inten-
tion of interrupting either of the ships. His Lord-
ship's squadron appeared in excellent order; and it is
but justice to his Lordship to state, that he has not
resorted to any undue or improper means to man his
ships; but, on the contrary, in tivery instance of corn-.
plaint being made to him by the roasters of merchant
shipping, of any of their crew having deserted to him,
he ordered the men to be again instantly sent on
board their respective ships. The Blossom fell in,
with a whaler, the master of which related a recent
instance of this conduct of his Lordship, in respect to
twelve of the crew belonging tb his ship. The state-
ments in the American rapers; therefore, must be in-
correct.—The following is a list of the Patriotic squa%
dron in Chili, on the 9th of April last:
• a Higgins frigate ~late Spanish), 48 guns, Lord Cocniu.xs,
Captain FOSTER, Flag Captain, late of the Royal Navy, a caw:
plement of 350 men, nearly all English.
Sc. Martin (late Cumberland Indiaman), 60 guns, 480 men,
English, Americans, and Chilanoes, Captain Wo.ritisoN, late ol
the Fist India Company's service.
La Jove frigate (late Windham Indiaman), 52 guns, 350 men,
English, Americans, and Chilanoes, Captain Oussz, late of the
Royal Navy.
Chauboup corvette, 24 guns, Captain Caacta, Lieutenant
of the Royal Navy, 200 men, English, Americans and Chilanoes.
Aricano brig, 18 guns, Captain RAstsav, late Master's Mate
it the Royal Navy, 120 men, English, Americans and Chilanoes.
Golveteno brig, 38 guns, Captaiti Spoon, (late of the Royal
Tavy,) 94 men, English, Americans, and Chilanoes.
Rosa sloop of war, late English, not yet manned, or Officers

appointed.
Pulecton, 16-gun brig, not manned, Captain unknown.
Chilano schooner, 10 guns, Captain Cott, late a Lieutenant
in the Royal Navy.
Horatio, 36, corvette; and Curaosa, 36 ditto—both lying at
the Rio de la Plata, lately from North *America.
The follmiing is a list of the Spanish shipping at
Lima the 14th of February last:
The Vanganzar, 50-gun frigate, 360 Inca.
The Esmeralda 50 ditto, 560 men.
The Resolution, 36 ditto, 240 me*.
The Cleopatra, 50, sloop of war, 240 men.
The S:. Sebastian, 26, corvette, 900 men.
11te Pezuela, 16-gun brig, 154 men.
The bla)ipo, 1. dim, 96 men, lately calms after * desperate
engagement wirb the Resolution frigate.
The above were lying in the roads of Callao, Lima,
were badly Manned, and in very' bad order Thine
are also a greit number of gun-boats and launches,
which are manned, when wanted, by the crews of
the shipping. The Blossom left the Creole, Commo-

dore BOWL ES, at Rio, preparing to go round Cape
Horn. The Tynd aad Farounte were in the River
Plata; and the Andromache, Slaney, and Icarus were
in the South Seas. The Macedonian American fri-
gate was at Valparaiso.

NEWFOUNDLAND, JULY 2b

EXTENSIVE AND 1) STRESSING FIRE

Between one and two o'clock, on Monday morning
last, a house recently occupied by Mr. George Gar-
land, near Mr. Thomas Williams's, was discovered
to be on fire; and although the alarm was imme-
diately given, and attended s'ith the utmost alacrity,
before any number of people had collected on the
spot, the whole house was in a blaze. The wind was
a point or two to the southward of west, and blew a
gentle breeze, which carried the flames to the houses
on the opposite side of the lane. The fire took Mr.
Branscombe's house, occupied by Dr. Kiely, at the
corner of this lane and Water-street, almost directly;
from whence it crossed to James Watson and Co.'s,
on the south side, and then continued its course eas-
terly on both sides of the street with the utmost ra-
pidity. Mr. Williams's house caught in a short time,
and communicated to the house of Messrs. Meagher
and Co. and from thence to the house of Dr. Dug-
gan, on the opposite side, which, with the buildings
westward, as far as Codner and Tracey's,- were laid
in ashes.

An engine belonging to the upper end of the town
was brought down by Mr. Bennett, on the first
alarm, and after some ineffectual attempts to pre-
vent the fire spreading beyond Mr. Williatns's house,
was removed to Cockier and Tracey's. Fortunately
at this place a garden divided 'the hrTses westward
from Messrs. Meagher and Sons, arid by removing
a pile of wood which occupied a small space between
Codner and Tracey's and the buildings eastward,
and the very great .exertions of a small party in
working the engine, the progress of the flames west-
ward was here arrested. During this time the fire
continued to extend its ravages eastward with in-
creased violence ; the wind freshened considerably,
and carried before it burning brands and live coals,
which falling on some houses at a distance, set thee
at once in a blaze. The Ordnance engines were soon'
brought up, accompanied by the military from the
garrison, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel I
Manners, and stationed at the break on the eastern
side of Mrs. Elliott's. Here they were joined by a
few active individuals of the town, and the troops
recently arrived fawn Halifax, the latter having
landed from the transport, under the direction of
Captain Harker, of the 15th ; and through their
united and strenuous exertions, they with much dif-
ficulty succeeded in preserving the range of new
buildings lately erected to the eastward from falling
a prey to the devouring element. By five o'clock
every building in Water-street, from Codner and
Tracey's to Mi s. Elliott's inclusive, together with the
houses in Duckworth-street, wrest of the Roman Ca-
tholic Chapel,. to the lane leading to William Ma-
hon's, was razed to the ground ; and the Chapel and
the Bishop's house were with difficulty preserved.
The inhabitants of that pare of the town which is
destroyed, perceiving at the cotuthencement what
little probability there was of preserving the build-
ings, began at an early hour to remove ;heir pro:
perty, but the short time allowed them for that purl
pose enabled very few to save half their effects, 'as
the whole work of devastation was concluded in the
short space of three or four hours. By this calamity
upwards of one hundred houses, with many very ex-
tensive stores, have been destroyed'; and the number
of inhabitants obliged to seek a new shelter in con-
sequence, are thought to amount to from twelve to
-fifteen hundred. The loss of property has rot yet
been correctly ascertained, but it is said to be at least
£150,000.
Among the buildings destroyed were 4oussl
occupied by Dr. Duggan ; the house and stores of
Thomas Williams and Co. T. Meagher, Sons and Co:
James Watson and Co. Patrick Doyle, Attwood, and'
Haynes (recently occupied' by and belonging to J.
Dunscomb and Co.) Benjamin Bowring, J. Bayly,
James Cody, Samuel Kough, William Cullen and
Co. George Liven, Cunningham, Bell, and Co. and
George N. Elliott, on the water side.
Among the sufferers on the north side of the street
are, Dr. Kiely, Williarti Newman, Henry Duggan,
William Mahon, H.' R. Douglas, R. Prendergast,
Mark Coxson, John Snelgrove, Mrs. Matthews, Dr:
Coleman, John O'Donnell, &c.
There is no certainty how the fire originated, but
there being an ash heap against the back of the
house, it is generally thought that some hot ashes had
been carelessly thrown against the dry clapboards,
which catching fire has Occasioned the •mischief. '

FOREIGN' AND COLONIAL TRADE.—Mr. POPE, Of
the. Bristol Custom-house, has this day published the
fifth Edition of his " Practical Abridgment of the
Laws of Customs and Excise," corrected to the 16th
instant. The Additions comprise the new Consoli-
dation Act, and 27 other Acts of the last Session, all
iffecting the vital interests of Merchants, Ship-
Owners, Ship-Masters, and Brokers. The Work
contains in the whole, upwards of 800 Acts of Pare
liaments, besides Treaties, Orders in Council, &c.
and the information in it cannot be derived from any
other publication whatever. Possessors of Copies,
dated Sept. 1, 1818, may have the new matter se-
parately.' '
Rosamond's Pond was yesterday adorned at mid-
day with young men bathing, exactly within three
yards of the city *Belles on their way through the
Green Park to Rotten row. '
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, Aupusr 16.—Al-
though the supply of Wheat was small this morning,
it was fully adequate to the demand, and sales were
heavy at last Monday's prices: several samples of
new Wheat were at Market, the quality of which
was various, some being fine and others very ordi-
dary, but none equal to the prOdoce of last year.—
Fine Barley fully supports the prices of this day
woek, but there is no demand for tho ordinary quali-
ties.—Fine fresh Oats are ls. per quarter dearer, but
trade was heavy, particularly for the inferior descrip-
tion.—Beans and Peas are offered at lower prices, but
scarcely a sale could be made of either:
SOIRWIELD MAIM, AUGUST 16.—Beef 4s. ed. to bs. 4d. per
awe of nibs.; Mutton, 4s ed. to ss. 4d. Veal, se. Od. to 6s. Od. ;
Pork bs to 61. Odd.; Lamb Ss. to es. ed.—llead of Cattle, Beasts
leeos; Calves, 310; Sheep and Lambs, 17,900 ; rigs, 340.—Hay
per load, 41. to 61. Os. Clover, 61. to 7/. 10s. Straw, 11. 1111. to
I et. 2s.

CORN WA Ir,lo-BODMIir, 4tdollir ll.' '•
THIL ZING V. SWAIIIII..r
This was an information filed bi the Attorney-Ge-
neral, at the instance of the House of Commons,
against the defendant. The first count stated, that
Penryn was an ancient &roue' which, before and
since the Union, has been used to send Members to
Parliament; that the defendant, well knowing this,
had given a large sum of money, to wit, the sum of
11. to Henry Coates, in order to obtain his vote at the
ast Election for Penryn. Several other counts stated
the same practices with respect to other voters. Issue
WAS joined on all the counts.
Mr. Serjeant PELL stated, that at thelast election
for Penrth there were three candidates—Sir Christo-
pher sawkins, Henry Swann, (the defendant), mut
John L Anderdon. The election came on the Minh
of June, 1818. The right of suffrage in persons
paying scot and lot, and in freeholders; the voters'
altogether amounting to about 300. 'The defendant
had been returned in-the two preceding Parlionsonts.
It would be seen, however, that at the.last electlieu,
corruption was so rife at Penryn, that whatever ilk
have been the purity of the two former retarnsi no
one could hesitate to assent to the resolution of the
House of Commons, which declared him to -have'
been unduly seated by the last. Previous to it, and.
at it, it would be found that money was offered
by Mr. Swann and his agent, and accepted for votes,
the price of which would be found to increase in pro-
portion as the election became a more nicely ba.
lanced question, from the opposition of the third,
candidate, Andeidon. Such was their proof of this,
that no less than ten persons would be perjured, un-
less the case on the part of the Crown was true.—'
The Learned Serjeant said, he had been of Counsel.
for Mr. Swann before the Committee-, but that he
knew nothing of the case save what appeared on the
minutes of the proceedings. Hg could not conceive.
what would be the defence, but he should content
himself with the proof of five ar sir flagrant instances•
of corruption, and should then leave it to the defen-
dant to struggle as he could out of this net of cor-
ruption in which he had entangled himself.
The first witness called was Mr. Baven, who pro-
duced copies of the return of two members to Par-.
liament for Penryn, in 1553 ; similar returns in 1679, '
1769, 1784, 1801, and at the last election—this
being the usual mode of proving a Borough an an-
cient one, and that it has been used to send Members
to Parliament.
George White produced the poll-book, delivered
into-the Committee by Mr. Pendar, the poll-clerk.
Pendar, poll-clerk at the last election at Penryn,
proved the poll-book, and that 4. Swntin and J. L.
Anderdon were the candidates. '

Thomas Rosmon lives at Penryn, knows Henry
Swann, a candidate the last election on the 19th
and 20th of June. He came to my house on Satur-
day evening the 13th of June. My wife was there
no one else. He asked me if I had. yet given my
voice ? I said had not. Hr said I always ex-
pected that you woulti be my friend.. 1 said 1 hafe
not yeti` determined whether I shall or not. He said,
if you will vote for me I will procure for you a pre-
sent situation so that you shall not w‘pt, and I will
likewise do for you and your children after this-and
if you KM a friend at the present time, thereaball, •
be one fOund for you : he put his hand in his pocket,'
and turning to me said, if you had not been present
I would leave something now, but I will call on
Monday mornineand leave something for your wife:
Mr. Swann then went away. On Monday I went
out, when I returned frommy labour, my wife gale
me fiire gt notes. I saw Mr. Swann again on Tuts=
day evening ; he asked Me if I 44a yet made up me
mind to vote for him—had I not given either one of
my voices? I answered him yes, had. fie asked
`me if I had given one to Mr. Anderdon? I said yes,
He said, you will do well to give me the other, ks
are the two fighting parties. • He diet( asked me
111 had received parish pay? I said no:. He said,
tell me all the facts, that I may protect your vote.
NO one can cut you off, unlesi I dot he said, I hope'
yOn will make yourself comfortable with what I left
for yhu yesterday morning, . I did not vote; my
voic:s Were tendered for Sir C. Hawkins, and Mr:
Anderdon; but rejected. '
Cross-ekamined by Mr. SIYANH.-4 recollect the
day to bilhil3th of June; "by reference to the coni:
mencement of the election. 1 believe that they were
country bank notes. You were yourself the periOn
who cut my vote off—you were the first to object,
4nd then the Returning Officer prevented my polling.
gave evidence in the Committee against you, because
you Out Me off in that ridiculous manner.
Edward RoSmon, son of Ann Rosmon, and son-
in-law of Thomas Rosmon, was at home on Monday
the 15th of June. Slept in one of two beds that
iverein the room. My father was gone to work.
My Mother was In the other tied. Mr. Swann' came
and asked if her husband Was at home. My'enother
said he is gone to work. He said, " Thgy are 'Winch-
ing me." .He took some papers out of his pocket.—
He threw some down on my mother's bed, 'and said,
" Take them up ; don't be afraid." As soon as he
had left the room, the witness took up the notes and
counted them. They were five £1 country Bank-
notes. I gave them to my mother.
Cross-examined.—l shall be eighteen next Novem-
ber. Therewere vivo beds in' the room. There is
no staircase. There was a child in the bed with my
mother ; the notes were thrown on the upper part of
the bed. They 4vere nearer my mother than me, but
I sprang out' and took them, before her. lam a
writer in Mr. Baker's 'Office. The roll of Notes you
held in your hands was perhaps £6O or 70. worth.—
thought you 'meant the other party were watch-
ing yOu. •
Henry Carter, a voter at the last election for Pen-
ryti; voted fOr Mr. Swann and Mr. Andefclori ; re-
membered seeing Swann on Monday, the Etth of
June. Hu. was standing at the dOor of my neighbour
Nichol's house. He asked me if I had made up my
mind? I said no. I saW him again on the Thurs-
day, when I said I could not make up my mind.—
Swann kept pushing me, and saying, " Damn it, it
is as well to make tip your mind at once; it is as
well to 'do it now" kept resisting : 'he said, " I
suppose you want money as well as khe rest ?" He
took 'Mit a roll of Notes': there were some persons
looking out at a window: he said ii was a poor place
to pay money in: he would give £5 to my wife ; he
would give me 1:5 more after the election, and that
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dore Bowen, at Rio, preparing to go round Cape ASSIZES.
.. N. .E.--Arrived off' this portl
sailieg •znatch
the Fortitude, Ivms f
an excellent ltbik. place; FALitov A ,
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th,e
IrosM Jamaica, in nine weeka--spoke off
Tit, -mewl, 13,.....V1,•jad N N Horn- The Tynd and Favourite were in the River
ie dam;the and South theSetansc.l - • _..,_. e.._. . . ,
•der liy
Y- -- -'i from Cowes round the tfuoy. of therommaechme,aSceladnoenyian, anAdmlcearircuasnwfeirie. CORN WA LIO-BODMIK, 'A LTdOliT 11..1 ' • 5
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CAA,* purse, . _AI . and Cape Antonio,
ovals, which was well soittektnee, an won t , th June, the Amanda from Gibraltar Tilt KING v. SWAM*. .r . r•
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vALavaona ; and in
Highness the.Petece °- lat. 43. 97. 100 '6 0- 'k 1 i gate was at Valparaiso. This was an information filed be the Attorney-Ge-
e. e ...,. spo e t ie _amt&
stsensig vessel. His Royal.. • Alumna from Liverpool to New
munificent donetron of 100 guineas Trinidad -York ; Vittoria, TAT,: from neral, at the instance of the House of Commons,
4F ,IT made a ,
in six weeks; spoke, the 7th instant, th Swan, TAY. NEWFOUNDLAND, JULY 2e. against the defendant. The first count stated, that '
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enlay, to the Sailing Lea
Fund at Coween. : • from Coax, for Newfoundland ; M. 41:,) ' 4
~ Coweci., in 30 Penryn was an ancient Borough which, before and
About four o'clock yesterday afiernoon.the Royal
' days from New York for - •
, Antwerp; spoke, 30th July, Ht. 43.
45 lon 30 ' EXTENSIVE AND DISTRESSING FIRF.. since the Union, has been used to send Members to i
rings at Spithead, .and at six• g.. . 2b. the Peggy, o; London, tor Halifa d 10th
hr Caine to
her
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N LI/ eon board August, in lat. 50. 10. lorg. 9. 37. the Moine, of Ayr, for St Between one and two o'clock, on Monday morning Parliament; that the defendant, well knowing this, ..
PRINCE lleezer gave a eve inn r
.Atedreer'az-Arrived the Good.intmr, liaiujmm l'easburgh": last, a house recently occupied by Mr. George Gar- had given a large sum of motiey, to wit, the sum o I
.er an awning on the quarter-deck), at which the Priece, Ramestwarra, from Mirnmichi it
130 days-spoke, or: near Williams s, was discovered .to Henry Coates, in order to obtain his vote at the
hies and Officers were present : 30th July, in lat. 45. 52. Inn, *••••• ~ '
Spring, for • •
own C .. , . . and sth l • Itle Qt eboo •tobe on fire; and although the alarm was imme- last Election for Penryn. Several other counts stated I
ire= Si; Geo. Campbell, Sir Geo. Cockburn, Str T. B. for August. a. 49. N..0:1g. 16. 30. the Mary, Itehertson.
! d'• I • ;
• am• Nagle Sir Geo. Grey, and Admiral Giffard.
thePrincelslands; Edward's Island. The Osbarne packet, with a Mat late y given, and attended with the utmost alacrity, the same practices with respect to other voters. Issue
is, ter • • '
,cad llon. C. Paged, Holies, ligett, 'l'. Briggs, 1".•L. for
with
sailed from St. Thotn„es ithit July, the sztz,d• before any number of' people had collected on the was joined on all the counts. • I ,
d, C. Richardson, Sir Geo. collier, lion. H. Duncan, wic packet, with a Mail tram
CronFed Island in ' the whole house was in a blaze. The wind was Mr. Serjeant Pete stated, that at the.last election
H. Ross, Hickey. T, Searle, Sir C. Burrard, 11. Forbes, ,c'., , • 23 days ; speke, on the 22d July, in lat. 30. .o point or two to the southward of west, and blew a for Penrfli there were three candidates-Sir Christ°. . ,
11.nra Hendry, nd Bennett; J. W. Croker, 'l_43' •
ortalto, •1-0- ' ').ncl 59. 54. the Richard ard on the from Barbadoes for
Ser Wary tote t Admiralty, the • Marquis of Anglesey,
oat
19 days;
out. 12. days; and Celia, Ikeim Demerara for Glasgow, gentle breeze, which carried the flames to the houses pher Pfewkins, Henry Swami, (the defendant), and, 1
ce Eitethazy, Lord Howard, and Lord Greenock. Alice fromas
'l;l4Jh '7l'4', in lat. 32. 46. long, 59. 1. spoke the on the opposite side of the lane. The fire took Mr. John L Anderdon. The election came on the Meth 411 ; ,
he dinner was superb, solid, and elegant ; it was partied, ill IA; 331. u,,a7 for
lio .Lon4len, out 14 dnts; on the 2.lth July Branscombe's house, occupied by Dr. Kiely, at the of June, 1818. The right of suffrage ie' in pettieses
et on .a new service of china, ornamented with from St. Kitt's for Loam. , out 19
Ith.ndlship William Manning, corner of this lane and Water-street, almost directly; paying scot and lot, and in freeholders; the voters'
ys.-Sailed the Prince • o
al emblems, made expressly for use in the yacht; Ernest packet, for Lisbon ;from whence it crossed to James Watson and Co.'s, altogether amounting to about 300. The defendant
and the Lady Mary Pelham packet,•
the whole entertainment, a ith the mild, affable, for Jamaica, botb with Malls,on the south side, and then continued its course eas- had been returned in the two preceding Parliaments.
Havre A
rteoo% yet dignified behaviour of the PRINCE, in Lairerfla4r-osSait 14-Sailed this day the Lord Duncan Packet, terly on both sides of the street with the utmpst ra- It would be seen, however, that at the dast election, -' .
Capta
spoken of in terms even of adoration. The toasts with a Mail and passengers; also pidity. M . r. Williams's house caught in a short time, corruption was so rife at Penryn, that whatever rOy ' -
the Chichester packet, Captain Itrarra, with a Mail and • "
Aby the Patna were- stoners for Calais. Arrived this evening the King George pat- and communicated to the house of Messrs. Meagher have been the purity of the two former retarnsi no
lee, King" King" (with evident feelings of strong filial affection ket, Captain Kum, and a French packet, from Calais, with pas_ and Co. and from thence to the house of Pr. Dug- one could hesitate to assent to the resolution of the
aliachtnent)--d The Duke of York and the Army''-', The sengera. Annear 15.-Arrived this day the Princess Charlotte gan, on tile opposite side, which, with the buildis House of Commons, which declared him to -have• se
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and the Naiy"- 'The Duke of Wellington packet, Captain HALLAPMS, from Ostend, with a Mail and prs- westward, as far as Codner and 'trace ' ' lard
cey s, werebeen unduly seated by the last. Previous to it, and. 1
th, nem of Waterlcup"...." The memory ef Lord Nelson" stingers ; also the Lord Sidmouth, Captain Prone, with his •
n ashes.
i si. Vimeet, and the Wooden Walls of Ohl England"- Excellency Count Cain D'lsvata, from Calais. Sailed this day I at it, it would be found that money was offered
1$
al market particular esteem for a friend," The Marquis the Industry, Captain Ametiaa, for Calais, with passengers. An engine belonging to the upper end of the town by Mr. Swann and his agent, and accepted for votes,
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A. ,CY • _ PlMOyni, Auousr 14.-Arrived the Branile, Bumumwt, was brought down by Mr. Bennett, on the first the price of which would be found to increase in pro- . , ,
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pe sentiments expressed by his Royal Highness ie r
frontseanaarisaala for Harhurgh. Passed tip Channel the Harmony, alarm, and after some ineffectual attempts to pre. portion as the election became a more nicely be- II
k, ~g these several toasts, as well as the language n
t•lrnels°mre-filranci I
tLewrdaarndi, ;
stlAa ;yr, st,wrdfTOo vent the fire spreading beyond Mr. Williatns's house, lanced question, from the opposition of the thine l'
Savannah-' for mste.
ich they wet e clothed, aic spoken of as all con- Edward's Island in twenty-eight days. Wind S.W. Prince was removed to Codner and Tracey's. Fortunately candidate, Andeidon. Such was their proof of this, . . i , If
a iii; to render the entertainment (B.ie of the most PORTS/TOL Tit, Auctrxx 15.-Arrived his Majesty's ship emit- at this place a garden divided 'the houses westward that no less than ten persons would be perjured, un-
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e Ant and impressively pleasant that the mind is
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TAN, fromd
Star Star transport, from St. John's, Newfoundland,
cha in 18 a pile of wood which occupied a small space between The Learned Serjeant said, he had been of Counsel.
Sailed the gamemnon transport, for Chatham. The 3
lb 'oned in a tender, on the quarter of the yacht, eelCodner and Tracey's .
and the buildings eastward, for Mr. Swann before the Committee-, but that he
Colombo has brought home the crew ' .
of the Kant sloop of war,
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obtained the high notice and commendation of which vessel ran on a shoaLnear tbe Isle de Sal, on the Ist of and the very great .exertions of a small party in knew nothing of the case save what appeared on the 1
)1% Parsee Baader. The party separated at eleven June, and was totally lost. 'Tee crew were landed on the island, working the engine, the progress of the flames west- minutes of the proceedings. He could not conceive.
4, ,k. and were taken from thence by an American brig, and landed ward was here arrested. During this time the fire what would be the defence, but he should content .
at the island of St. Jago from whence they were carried by a ,
ik is day (,Saturday) the yacht got under weigh, Portuguese vessel to Barinid ' '
oes. The Svai brings an account of continued to extend its ravages eastward with in- himself with the proof of five or sie flagrant instances.
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et proceeded to cruize about to the wostwaxd, until a recent dreadful fire at St. John's, which has destroyed pre, creased violence ; the wind freshened considerably, of corruption, arid should then leave it to the deice-
bi sing, when she returned to Cowes, and his Roya Per tY to iIH" aMount of upwards of XIOO,OGO. ' and carried before it burning brands and live coals, dent to struggle as he could out of this net of cor-
*" hness invited the Marquis of ANGLESEY and a RillverAr 1., ATJGUST 15 of
S.S.E.-Arrived and sailed for the which falling on some houses at a distance, set theo ruption in which he had entangled himself. - 1
the Knapton, Cusisris• the Louisa, ream • Enterprise
4 •t party on board to dine. The stay of his Royal ta and at once in a blaze. The Ordnance engines were soon' The first witness called was Mr. Raven, who pro-
...LA's; Woodtord, SA 11.4 Mountainee, r, Jerircaso.- •
M►. haess in this neighbourhood, on these pleasant Edward, Gummi, from Jamaica; the Rockers, Sorel,' from'.'
St. brough
t up, accomanied by the military from the cluced copies of the return of two members to Pare i
se stic excursions, will be prolonged yet several Vincent's; and Minerva, I'ILANITLAND from New BrtMswick, garrison, under thee ommand of Lieutenant-Colonel !lament for Penryn, in 1553 ; similar returns in 1679, ' .
es
s. He has requested that his future movements HARWICH, AUGUST 11-Arrived the Auckland packet, from -Manners, and stationed at tlse break on the eastern 1769, 1784, 1801, and at the last election-this
Cuxhaven. Sailed the Beaufoy packet, for -; the Emily
be unattended wit!, those honours and salutesside of Mrs. Elliott's. Here they were joined by a being the usual mode of proving a Borough an an- I
packet, for Holland • and Thetis packet, for Gotteaburgh..ail
h., h are due to his rank: ne-bers expressed him- with mails. „s • •••'. few active individuals of the town, and the troops cient one, and that it has been used to send Members
aik as highly gratified with the beauty of the-Solent, Aaarenzze, Aram; ;1.-Arrived the Don, Ouzo, from recently arrived ft om Halifax, the latter having to Parliament.
Greenland, with seven flab; and the Hercules, Isom, from landed from the transport, under the direction of George White produced the poll-book, delivered • ' i
Pe bed a; it is by bold and variegated shores, and
onto, with four fish,
in ing, works of art-from the embattled castle Captain Harker, of the 15th ; and through their into-the Committee by Mr. Fender, the poll-clerk. •
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rho oreamental tower, to the elegant chateau and With united and strenuous exertions, they with much dif- l'endar, poll-clerk at the last election at Penryn, -
ee is cottage. The weather has been delightful ; regret we state the loss of his Majeey.s ship •
Acuity succeeded in preserving the range of new proved the poll-book, and tbet 4. Swann and J. L. •
say ERNE, 20 guns, Ca tain T• SCIIVS%; Cli which niis- • •
his Royal Highness, it is observed, never looked P ••••• , • • • buildings lately erected to the eastward from falling Anderdon were the candidates. c'
ITA ter and more established health. His Royal fortune occurred on the night of the Ist of June, on a prey to the devouring element. By five o'clock Thomas Rosmon lives at Penryn, knows Henry . i .
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out hnen the Duke of Yoitn will art ive on Monday, a reef of rocks, off the Isle of Sal, one of the Cepe de every building in Water-street, from Codner and Swann, a candidate at the last election on the 19th 1
hai . Brighton, at Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL'S, to join
• Verd Islands. She was on her passage to the coast 'fracey's to Mis. Elliott's inclusive, together with the and 20th ofJune. He came to my house on Satur-
rid REGENT. The Royal yacht will come up to. Spi- of Africa. The accident was occasioned by mistak- houses in Duckworth-street, west of the Roman Ca- day evening the 13th of June. My wife was there ; ;
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i• g the South for the East end of the Isle of' Sal. It
en for the purpose of receiving him on board. tholic Chapel,. to the lane leading tie William Ma- no one else. He asked me if I had, yet given my ' i 1
iu, .ommodore Sir GEORGE COLLIER announced his bent, very fresh, and in twenty minutes she filled ; hon's, was rezed to the ground; and the Chapel and voice? I said mei had not. Hr said I always ee. I ' 1,
shortly afterwards her mgermast fell, but fortunate)
al to the PRINCE REGENT, from the coast of y the Bishop's house were with difficulty preserved. pected that you wonlst be my friend. 1 said 1 have .
without hurting the yawl, which was on the booms : The inhabitants of that part of the town which is not y(4 determined whether I shall or not. He said, • .
an ca, by sending on board the•yacht, as le, passed.i
• the mizen-mast stood, by which, at day-light, the willprocure foryou a re-
destroyed, perceivieg at the corathencement what if you will vote for me I
gh Spithead, a fine turtle, weighing about six
boat launchedandthe which h
was , - cent situation so that you shall *not wept, and I will
, . d weight, for his Royal Highness 5 gracious
le e tee' . two cables' length from the shore, drifted to within jugs, began at an early hour to remove ;heir pro: likewise do for you and your children after this-and
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• one cable's length of the Island, on which the officers petty. but the short time allowed them for that pure if you want a friend at the present time, thets • .
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rid . ..• . and crew, and a small quantity of provisions anti De- pose enabled very few to save half their effects, a; be one found for you :he put his hand in his pocket; e
ire; T ILE AR MY.
cessaries, were landed. In the course of the night 1 thp whole work of devastation was concluded in the and turning to me said, if you had not been present 1 i
re.
G . .eor• er er a,l Sir JAMES KEMPT, K.C.B. it is said, the wreck parted, but the crew steadily perseveringlshort space of three or four hours. By this calamity I would leave something note, but I will call on
sit
in holdin on by the remains, they were all saved. , upwards of one hundred houses, with many very ex- Monday motningand leave something for your wife:
re:l, 'pointed lieutenant• Governor of Portsmouth gar-
The island is inhabited
~,i ' ; and Major-General Sir DENIS PACK, Lieute- ...
an American brig, bound to the coast of Patagonia, lof inhabitants obliged to seek a new shelter in con- out, when I returned fronerny labour, my eme
recin • Governor of Plymouth, vacant by promotions. -
• took the officers and crew off, in a few days after-1 sequence, are thought to amount to from twelve to me fine stn notes. I saw Mr. Swann again on Tuts;
the riday a division of the 10th regiment arrived in
wards, and landed them at SC. Jago, where Captain fifteen hundred. The loss of property has not yet day evening; ho asked Me if I 44a yet made up mie
aiat castle, on their march from Glasgow for Sun- .
SCRIVEN chartered a small schooner f'or Ikarbadoes, been correctly ascertained, but it is said to beat least mind to vote for hiin-had I not 'given *either one Of
, !ld.s. .
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from which island ttley embarked in a transport, and £150,000. ' .my voices? I answered him yes, 1 had. fie asked
d?-, ""??7,1"2-7'
4.11;141 * spithead on Saturdny. Among the buildings destroyed were ltie bouse me if I had given one to Mr. Anderdon?, I said yes,- .
If'tke tuday morales -arrived at iortsmouth, the inc Blossom, arrived oil Sunday se'nnight fro
Thomas occupied by Dr. Duggan ; the house and stores of He said, you will do well to give me the other, es
tem , TAN frigate, eaetairi W. F..‘Visie R
C.B.
.in four- the South American station, last from Janeiro'4 Williams and Co. T. Meagher, Sons and Co: we are the two fighting perties. •Be there asked me
14 days from Halifax, having on board Admiral whence she sailed on the Bth of June. She lande'd James Watson and Co. Petrick Doyle, Attwood, and if I had received parish pay? I said no:. He said, .
wet on. P. WoDenomit, late Commissioner of that about two millions of dollars at Rio, from Lima, sled Haynes (recently occupied' by and belonging to J. tell me all the facts, that I mar protect your vote. ...,.
less k•yard. The SPARTAN has been only five months brought to England about 14.0,0(e) on merchants Dunscomb and Co.) Benjamin Bowring, J. Bayly, NO one can cut you off, unless I dor he said, I hope'
fO4 . from I.:viand, during which period she has account. She and the Andromache, Captain SUIR- James Codv, Samuel Kough, William Cullen and you will make yourself comfortable with' what I left
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d Madeira, Dominica, Vista Cruz, Jamaica, REIF, having also treasure on Loard, passed Lord Co. George Niven, Cunningham, Bell, and Co. and for ybu yesterday morning, : I did not votes my
anti aloes, and Halifax:. and her movements have Cocitansit's squadron in the South Seas, but
-his George N. Elliott, on the water side. voicss 'Were tendered for Sir C. Hawkins, and Mr; , I ,
attended by remarkable celerity, particularly Lordship did nor discover even the slightest inten- Among the sufferers on the north side of the street Anderdon; but rejected.
eward, having been only three weeks from Ja- tion of interrupting either of the ships. His Lords are, Dr. Kiely, Willigirt' Newman, Henry Duggan; Cross-ekamiaed by Mr. SWANK.-I recollect the
Kits ato Barbadoes, thirteen days from that place to ship's squadron appeared in excellent order; and it is William Mahon, H.' R. Douglas, R. Prendergast; slay ne'bilhi73th of June; by reference to the coni:
loin . az, and kurteen from thence to this anchorage. but • ' his Lordshiptstate,that he ha; not
justice to le Mark Coxson, John Snelgrove, Mrs. Matthews, Dr: mencement of the election. 1 believe that they were ,
ate db
,e time she left Vera Cruz, the greatest good resorted to any undue or improper means to mart his Coleman, John O'Donnell, &c. country bank notes. You were yourself the paint
S 1 prevailed throughout that part of the Mexican ships; but, on the contrary, in every instance of corn- There is no certainty how the fire originated, but who cut my vote off-you were the first to object, ,
ct, Sory ; to the capital of which convoys passed and plaint being made to him by the masters of merchant there being an ash heap against the back of the 4nd then the Returning Officer prevented my poling.
'shish ssed, with specie, without the slightest interrup- shipping, of any of their crew having deserted to him, house, it is generally thought that some hot ashes had t gave evidence in the Committee against you, because .
tee The squadron at Jamaica were very healthy, he ordered the men to be again instantly sent on been carelessly thrown against the dry clapboards, you Out Me eff in that ridiculous manner.
day ti that of Barbadoes equally so. Whilst at Vera board their respective ships. The Blossom fell in which catching fire has Occasioned the 'mischief. ' Edward Ro'smon, eon Of Ann Rosmon, and son- l
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of da , Lieutenant GEORGE BECKWITH, and two of with a whaler, the master of which related a recent ' in-law of Thomas Rosmein was at home on Monday 1
Decks crew of the SPARTAN died, after four days ill- instance of this conduct of his Lordship, in respect to .
FOREIGN AND Conoinei TRADE.-MT. PAPA, of the 15th of June. Slept in one of two beds that
sell it of the yellow fever. The Princess Elizabeth twelve of the crew belonging tb his ship. The state- the. Bristol custom-hotise, has this day published the werein the rponr, My father wis gone to work.
acid et had arrived at Barbadoes. The SPARTAN has ments in the American Papers, therefore, must be in- fifth Edition of his "'Practical Abridgment of the My mother was in the other ed. Mr. Swann came
et 'ght to England about 140,00 p dollars from Bar- correct.-The following is a list of the Patriotic squa- LaWs of Customs and Excise," corrected to the 16th and asked if her husband was at homes My'mother 4
mem; fr,, for merchants. Admiral GRIFFITH had dron in Chili, on the 9th of April last: e
irritant. The Additions comprise the neW Console. said he is gone to work. He said, e They are 'watch_
ind el d for Quebec, in the. NEWCASTLE ;as had the , a Higgins frigate date Spanish), 48 guns, Lord Conintaxt, (laden Act, and 27 other Acts of the last Session, ill ing me.'! -He took some papers out of 'his pocket.-
leslouP LNE, with ,5'70,000 dollars on board. The Ac- Captain Dente, Flag Captain, late of the Itoyal Navy, atom-'
affecting the vital interests of Merchants, Ship- He threw some down on my mother's bed, 'and said, le ;
ode* had arrived at Quebec. plement of 350 men, nearly all English. and Brokers. The Work e Take them up ; don't be afraid." As soon as he
Owners, SW M. ters
Ship-Masters, as ,
state Cumberland Indiaman), 60 guns, 480 men,
by VII duel was fought at Halifax on the Ist inst. be- English, nin `. and Chilanoes, Captain viriexuaose *of contains in the whole, upwards of 800 Acts of Pars had left the mom, the witness took up the notes and •
, •
. glish, merwans,
isnot' n 114 r. VNIACKE, (SOR of the ATTORidEY GENZRALT the East India Company's service. liaments, besides Treaties, Orders in Council, &c. counted them. They were five £1 country Bank- '! -
v. sal Mr. powiz, an auctioneer, when the latter was La Jove frigate (late Windham Indiaman), 52 guns, 3513erte:,
and the information in it cannot be derived from any notes. I gave them to my mother.
eiriti. don the spot. The deceased had been under F.nglish, Americans, and Chilanoes, Captain Gunn, late e
other publication whatever. Possessors of Copies, ' Cross-examined.-I shall be eighteen next Nevem.
dens- coition for an offence, in which cause he consi- Royal Navy. 'eutenant dated Sept. 1, 1818, may have the new matter se- ber. Therewere tic° beds in the room. 'There is '
• Chamboup corvette, 24 guns, Captain. Ciliate, Li .
n, Irk d Mr. UNIACKE, as the prosecuting Attorney, of the Royal Navy, 200 men, English, Americans and Chilanoes. paratelye ' no staircase. There was a child in the bed with reye .
00. used improper expressions regarding him, and Aricano brig, 18 guns, Captain Ramsav, late Master's Mate
Rosamond ' s Pond was yesterday adorned at mid- mother ; the notes were thrown on the upper part of II
by ssi sere called him out to the above ordeal. in the Royal Navy, 120 men, English, Americans and Chilanoes. _a ,
d with our men bathing, exactly within three the bed. 'They Were nearer my mother thamme, but
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Ye • :ac's TII2ATRE.-This Theatre closed on Satur- Navy,) 94
Golveteno brig, 18 guns, Captain Semen, (late of' the Royal )
En lish A ericans and Chilanoes.
men, .g , m ~,.. .
yards ofcity *Belles on their way through the I *sprang out and took them before her. lam a
the I
essinwriter in Mr. Baker's 'ef fice. The roll of Notes you
evening, after an almost unprecedented success- Rosa sloop of war, late English, not yet manned, or Officers Green Park to Rotted low. •
gee, -axon. The House displayed a full and splendid appointed. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUPUST 16.-Al- held in yeur het* was perhaps £6O or 70. worth.- . . .
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not manned, Captain unknown.
,mitt dance. During the MlLTlageMent of Mr.'Weeens Pulccton, 16-gu
schooner, brig,lce guns, Captain Cam, late a Lieutenant though the supply of Wheat was small this morning, T • thought you 'meant thf, other earty were watch- . .
bleihei• ?lave uniformly observed a desire, on his part, •Ch °l N
in the Royal Navy.
mei' :eh& the Public with a variety of all that is ex- Horatic, 36, corvette; and Curaosa, 36 ditto-both lying at •th lastelection
heavy at last Monday's prices: several samples of Henryl.-lenry Carter, a voter at e for Pen- .
logo i anti excellent. the Rio de la Plata, lately from North 'America. new Wheat were at Market, the quality of which ryn, voted fur Mr. Swann and Mr. Anderdon : re-
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The folloising is a list of the Spanish shipping -
was various, some being fine and others very ordi- membered seeing Swann on Monday, the Bth of . .
, env TUESDAY the last Lottery for the Year will
sto ,mence. Only 6,000 Tickets, and two Grand Ca- Lima the 14th of February last: , dart', but none equal to the prisdoce of last year.- June. Ha was standing at the door of my neighbour I. • Ill'
:h 4 Van nzax frigate, 360 Ole&
.Of 1:36,000 Consols, which are most probably The ga ' 50-gr
The Esmeralda 50 ditto, 560 men. Fine Barley fully supports the prices of this day Nadi house. He irked me if I had made np my . , 1,,
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week, but there is no demand for the ordinary quali- mind? I said no. I sa* him again on Ore Thurs.-
mce?; on Sale at CARROLL'S, the Contractor's Offices, 'lle Resolution, 36 ditto, 240 mese . I 4 I
sided ornhill, and 26, Oxford-street, who sold in the The Cleopatra, 30, sloop of wu, 240 men. tiese-Fine fresh Oats are Is. per quarter dearer, but Clay, when I saidl weld not make up my mind.-
set fiA Lottery more capitals than any otliee'Office- The S.:. Sebastian, 26, corvette, 900 men. trade was heavy, particularly for the inferior descrip- Swami kept pushing sue, and saying, " Damn it, it ..,
bulls. r, amongst which were No. 1,345, a Prize of The Pezurla, 18-gun- brig, 154 men. ion Beans and Peas are offered at lower prices, but ii as well to make' bp your mind at once; it is as • , is
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• • 'to 96 men, lately taken after a desperate I t ..bbb. . t
The manse, 1/1 41 • scarcely a sale could be made of either: well to 'do it noir." I' kept resisting : 'he said, " I -
explo: KA and No. 1,944. a Prize of £l,OOO. This is en,„„ment *wit4't4e Resolution frigate. u'l
nialer fifth Prize of £20,000 that has, within these few - "fhe above were lying in the roads of Callao, Lima, SoIitAVIELD Namur, AUGUST 15.-Beef 4s. sd. to st. 4d. per suppose eou want money as *ell ses the rest . He ' I
hs, been sold by CARROLL.and in very' bad order There stone alas.; Mutton, 4s Bd. to 5
1. 4d. Veal, Si, pale,
to 65.0d.1 took'oet a roll of Notes': there were some persons • i
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• were badly manned, Pork 61 to 6.. Od.; Lamb ss. to 6s. 6c1.-Ilead of Cattle, Beasts looking out at a .whia6w: he said ii was a poor place
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I ,rday evening, :bout eight o'clock, a Mr. Cockett under- launches,
are also a greet number of gun-boats and
ares; Cava, 510 Sheep and Lambs, 17,900 ; Pigs, 340.-Hay . ,
alld for a wager of ten guincas, to jump from the centre arch manned, when wanted, be the creays oftopay money in: he woUld give £5 to my wife ;he •
per load, 41. to 61.05. Clover, 61. to 71. toe Straw, 11. 121. to
t, , e which are
kbists 'fridge, which he Frformod to the astatilihnieut Blossom left the Creole, Commo- le. ga, would give me E 5 more after the election, and that ,
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