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FALMOUTH, Wk.* . .
- ~, Wefearl Much pleimairaaeilaserting the Mous. . Gentleman who lately left Port-au•Prince fttra .
ffithialloltik' h - ''.: I
so led the Express packet' a ... . art 11-4 c taffeta the Dials', ,Oirelers . issued aftat *lf
.. • the follewing paltaiculars relative to the state df vired."!day evens ng, C. Lowe, Ensign in a West
0 . der of Abe strong* Fore of Santa' Mauna - . lactic regiment, etas charged, at Bew-street, with
is in that country at the time of his departure:
• TORBAY, NoVtrili.--; r'::., . • .-":oe
ship Aimed= oars -*it* aid
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..—soyaLo, commandiug the Army ' . tairedier Gerterel et The Mole is still in • session of the troops ateas of forging an order for the pay meat of ASO on Antos.
Sailed his Majesty's .
TllO attention and exertions of the idedical Dee, -Petion, sunder the cotnelited of General D'Arve ; Greenwood and Co. purperting to be drawn by Cah.
• ss Elizabeth-packetratd). forekVehlittitteasi- -4 - Ramsay, of the Queen's regiment of f00t... Theasrdek
tic Prlnce • partaitent *under. Mr. Guannao, has been thoet cote. Who succeeded Lamarre, but closely Besieged by the
•ea a sloop of wars a • .
arridastiknottiao '.A,*ll:.•;;;' 44 '-• •' '
... .. . , if_pcttops ;we have the happiness to feet that hie', army, and blockaded by the fleet of Christophe, it
the
was presented by a porter, who said. he.was weak,.
' aeaheah •• - 3.-''~atee, •0 money to aGentleman at a o ee- uae to
C ff ho • the
PLYMOUTH, NOVurnetmak' It; •,,,,, .: 3 Tries of some of the dearest and most valuable soli was supposed to contain provisions for three or four
The Aiwa, taataa... It .die's have been committed to Gentleman who unite
of 44 guns, 'which 'aailed•olt =7, . , , . - months, but the opinion was, that it could not hold London-road
longer than • ' This ' • ;he was therefore detained, and tile
money sent byi Officer, who (mind the prisoner
Portsmouth, put back *again last night', •
.' . - -.`a!e-affectuahate attention. of relations to the judga
. meat and skill of eminent Practitioners." out . that time. position was the _ .
The . only one occupied by Petion in the northern depart- whave sent d - aitrng, who aAnowledged to . le porter.
• d • and l'Amiefrigate, ittich iilitti yes:. tan ''
' -4 that of ofthe Island,should it fall,
foul win r .
~ - • for it, when he was seized and brought to the °See,'
meat
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day afternoon, .
with a convoy for Maltiatbalraldt- Jo:Ur-cid iheelatedical .officers employed on that sea- litary force of Christophe will, no doubt, be turned whete he persisted in the coder being drawn by the.
etColonel. One of the eta: ks of. Messrs. CreenwernJ,
with them to Cawsand Bay, thet wing' biting vice, river conceive it a duty we owe them to lay their against the south.
lack
however, swearing it WAS not the Colonel's yr:- 0.. ,
their working down Channel. A packet is dathie.aabefere the public, viz. THOMAS GUNNING, Esq. The advanced posts of Christophe extend to L'Ar- .'g
against ,• - Surgeon to the Forces, and Senior Medical Officer ; chaye, which is only about 15 miles front Port-au- the prisoner wags remanded.
Offing,
so (4 P. M.) in the
,supposed tee-be the -•— -
J. 1.,- Baia:arms, *Esq. Surgeon to the Forces ;J. D. Prince, the capital of Petion's dominions. This city J. Blair, a clerk in. a mercantile house in the Ca y,
Duke of Montrose, frotri-t .he Brazils —Arrived the •
Tot.i.a; Esq. Surgeon 35th Regiment ;R. SAUNDERS, would afford a powerful obstacle to the conquest of has been committed from Bow-street, charged a ith
rBRACIAN sloop, and INTELLIGENT gun-brig, from Esq. Suegeen R. C. Rangers ; Assistant-Surgeon Christophe, as it is nearly surrounded by a strong wall. forging an order for the payment of at6oo, with intent
portsmouth ; the G ,
IBRALTAR of 80 guns, from the ANNESLEY, 35th Regiment; Acting-Surgeon CALR- i i a rs to be w ntin • the ole are to defraud Messrs. G s Corfield, and Co.
Unan mty ppea a g , pe p reg ,
aochefort station ; • and the Onarres, Captain LAM. 1 BRISI, Free Corps ; Assistant-Surgeon MORGAN,mostly divided into factions ; oneparty is attached to
J. Oates was yesterday
.charged at Marlborough.
1 Royal Artillery; Assistant-Surgeon VALLANGE, R. the President, another is desirous of placing Rigaud street with obtaining a situation in the family of,,W.
cruise • a merchant
groan from a cru , brig, supposed .C. Rangers ; Extra Mate Toasts. The gallant Ge- at the head of the Government, and the third is sus- Gordon, Esq. 'and fraudulently obtaining from him
It be one of I'AIGLE's convoy, ran foul of her last I neral conferred the rank of Deputy-Inspectors of pPected of being in favour of Christophe. If those con- £4. He was remanded ;as were R. Prescott, W. Hop.
sight in the Channel, and carried away her bowsprit i Hospitals on T. GUNNING, Esq. and that of Surgeon flitting sentiments continue, Port-act-Prince must fall. liar, and J. Jolter, charged with breaking open the
f" rethe merchantman's bowsprit
top-mast ;
Ind a•I to the Forces on J. D. TULLY., Esq. subject to ap- General Rigaud, from whose talents, energy, and house of Mr. Phillips, a salesman. in Prince's-itreet,
ng
also carried away, but she stood on, without attendi a prove'. Twice have the gallant little army during popularity, so much was expected, was lying sick at in company with three others not yet taken:
' their short services in the lonian Islands, ' had the sti- Jeremie. General Trimlyhad not surrendered with
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to the hailing of the Ortastes.—Sailed the ROVER i
• preme and heartfelt satisfaction of receiving a beloved his army to Rigaud, as was reported, but was still in a Hatton-Garden 0 ffi ce, charged with stealing a watch.
tag of war, on a cruize; and the HARPY sloop, for Sovereign's most gracious approbation of their service. state of open hostility against the authority of Petion, &c. from the house of Mr. Price, in Red Lion-streets
Portsmouth, to take a transport and extra ship under . • Major WA ARE, first Aid-de-Camp toMarshalßrier- with a force of about five or six thousand men. A ne- Holborn. ,
savoy to the Cape of Good Hope. Win&W.S.W.• FORD, arrived in town on Wednesday from Portiagal. gociation had been opened, and a personal intercourse
took place between the two Chiefs ;but without pro- •At Union- Hall. on Wednesday, J. Georg, wis
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PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2!.'' •• -.. • The Phylleren transport has arrived at, Spithead, ducing any arrangements. Goinay is a Negro, and charged with hawking brooms, &c. about the streets ,
Arrived his Majesty's ships GOSHAWKE and RAT- from Cadiz, after a tedious passage, with invalids, has declared himself in the interest of Christophe. without a licence, but proving them to be his oven
exit, from a cruize. Sailed -his Majesty's ship the and the following Officers on board ::—Lieutenant •
Should this statement be correct, after the reduction manufacture, was discharged. J. if.yres was ch.irged
aIIAELE, for Leith. Wind S.W. meet ; 1)r. REEVES, Hospital Staff; and Mr. HYAM, same excuse, was fined *lO.
Regiment Dr. • ADAMS, 47th ; Baooxas, 87th Re with a similar fact, but not being warranted in the
gh of the Mole, the conquest of the South will follow •
most probably ; for, as the war has assumed very
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DEAL, NOVEMBER 22. . Purveyor's Department. She put into Lisbon har- NCISANCE.—Two persons, the owners of stage.
much the character of a war of colour, and as the
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His Majesty's ships BEAGLE, CoRMILIA and SKY- bear, from which she sailed October 31st, under con- coaches which daily stand in St. Paul's church-yard,
Blacks are much more numerous than the Mulattoes,
'ARK, were blown from .their stations off the French v a
o of the 'DOTTEREL sloop of war. She brings in- disaffection will more generally prevail among the attended on an information brought against them un-
telligence, that at that period the right of the BritishWe der the 22d of Geo. 11. by several respectable ist-
oast and arrived in the Downs. Wind S: blows strong. a troops
shouldof
not the
b South,e
surprised
whozed
to see are
inprincipally
a shortincipa
time the same
army was at Alhandra ; the centre of it at Sobral •habitants of St. Paul's Church-yard, who compl anted .
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 22. and the left at Peniche. The right of the French that their business had been for many years past
system of extermination practised by the Negroes
Sailed his Majesty's ships GLUCKSTADT
.4141 larinu army was at Ovedros ; the left at Villa Franca. greatly obstructed bar the number
.of stage-coaches
against the unfortunate Whites—it has already been
•th the convoy for Gottenburgh ; whentheijaaatswitt On the 15th instant, the Ist division of the Dur- commenced by Christophe. which •
daily
stand before their doors ; frequently ao
• --" ' ' ham Militia marched into Durham, oft their route to the number of six or seven at a time, contrary to Ole
-1 is uncertain. Arrived his Majesty"voisipewiainN. In addition to the above statement, a letter just re-
L, ....,,_,__• • . Sunderland barracks. The inhabitants received them • statute which enacts that no carriage, cart, &c. shall
os op OkANGE and KANGAROO, from uiV.a.ruween.' - • calved from the Cape, dated the beginning of Se statute
much welcome. The Abbey and St. Nicholas e e It •
tem er says— is confidently asserted, that from stand in any public street or open passage, within
COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER 27. -"*"• •7* bells rang several peals on the occasion. On the ' • • • the City, for a longer time, save where appointed
soh a•oe- • : the above operations then carried on againsethe Mole
We daily receive accounts of peizee4heepAtAllie 144 h instant, when the division arrived at Croftbridge, by Christophe, it could not hold out longer than ten by the Cnmmissioners, then shall he reasonably ne.
1 ; e fleet which passed the Belt *A 2alali inahaet and which is the entrance into the county, they were met daysaa_
This calculation we presume to be prema- cessary to set down or take up their fares. The
dispersed by bad weather?. . Four hehselilaxag.beieia ter a great concourse of persons ; here they halted, And cure, as it differs so materially from the account from complaints not only stated die injury and ibstructian
iarried into Aarhus, 414'40110th colonial". .. **
.e. 4 gun threetimes three cheers, the band playing GOD . their business sustained in this way, bnt that theirafe-
, aPort au Prince, which may be considered as that of
ad two with similar cargoesahave been C''•acf • to save the King. At Darlington, where they were re- the - male I:Ustomeis, and their wives,and daughters, • were
Wince. The Edward privm*.haitaken
st. ceived with ringing of bells, they were joined by se- constantly exposed to the grossest insults nn their de-
,• i brig; laden with 700 rots &s alt nisi: • here', more hnndreds of persons, who greeted them licacy, by the horrid cothh end obscene Language of the
- i Christiansand. - • - -"F"ts '..''. withnhearty welcome after their long absence. The MASSENA is an Italian by birth. At an early age ' stage coachmen and `chase who attend about' their
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ADMIRALTY COURT, WOVE AI :. - 4.
.' ' ' '-7 ', lad divhsion *as received in like manner. he enlisted' as a soldier in the service of his Sovereign, horses. TSolicitor for the complainants stated that •
he
De Hoop, Vireilde.makter ro..This vei‘ 4`•
iitsl/404a
. Bra. glitipatch received from Lieutenant-General he had the instructions of his clients toproceed in the
the King of SARDINIA. He has never been popular . . . . .
his severity and strict discipline, and for never sharing there were in all turetity-four: and to ail of whom he
with the men and Officers under him, on account of mildest manner possible against the partsesa of •whom
s coming from from ZirkiliftO Riga..., 1 , f CAtalkni,t, dated Gibraltar, October 23d, it appears .
th freight ; captors expenemedenreed. • . eh,..-• „,,,„ gitt•-44. detachment had been made from the garrison .
Constantia, Reickard mastee.—Whis Wayside% a thithfortress and of Ceuta, with the object of de- his plunder, or suffering any body but himself to plun. had written notices so long since as August last with.
*th various articles, was coining . from, St. adj. stroying a number of privateers and gunboats fitted der, where he commanded. He is now about 50 out effect. He had now proceeded onla against two
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ash to this country. Restaolate ittept aVenirbeelf) out by the French at Malaga, as well as for the pur- r for thepurpose of establishing an esam le
(ears of age, of middling stature, and of a strong roe rely g P s
thick was condemned.' • '• • i••le't • - ' ,pie of harassina the enemy's post in that neigh-constitution• but his character sensual, to convince all that they were acting 2 against law, and
, is unfeeling, . . . g
b liable to the penalty of 20s. for every such offence. -- and covetous,
Hope, Prady master.—This Arrierlcanateifikalacleti bearhood. . ..
Aldermsan SCUOLZY, however, having some doubts
%halite, was bound to Denmark. Cc/n*llll4d. ; This detachment, consisting of - about S7O Bri- Boxing is become a great amusement in America,
ras to-the construction of the Act, and be' • •ca ing • unveil-
Jonge Elizabeth, Gosses mister.—Thii Vessel, un, tish,
.470 Germans (deierters), and 630 fipattilb since Molineuz has vanquished such.sturdy opponents
ling to make a de • •
which lead
t present aey, mem, must
dr Hanoverian colours, was laden witlitiMber, from troops, was placed under the command of MajotaGe. of the Mother Cpuntry. A correspondent, Who has g •
a general regulationatmugheuf the whOle City on
Bing to Harlingen. Condemned. neral Lord BLAYNEY. .• I just left America, states, that there are regular weekly to .
this point, desired .cleat ahe matter ini•ght stand over
Alexander, Egsolgonk master.—This vessel was The naval part of the expedition was conducted sperringmatches at New York stmongstthelow. erorder,
until a c could be out by the City Solicitor, e
• order Russian colours, laden with various articles. by Captain Hopes of his Majesty's ship Toeaze; and and that patrician bands have nightly meetings for the
and laid hif .
ere the Recolder.for his cpin;on, which
• Condemned. the whole proceeded upon the 13th ult. to Fraegerola, same exhibitions. Our correspondent. adds, they are
• •.• was agreed top and the molter referred for future
Viow Hunje, Zener master.—This vessel, under were a false attack was to be made, with a view of detenninedto outrival the Mother Country in thispowe Sarin
g. •
•, hatch colours, was' laden with stock-fish. Con- drawing away the enemy's principal force from Ma- exercise; and as some proof of it, a man, of ahe name of
kmned. laga. Young, who has just arrived, has challenged any Those daring description od robbers called pick-
Nostra Senora Del Carmen, - master.—This This object seems to have been answered; but ten-stone man, with the exception of the renowned pockets, were particularly active at the dreadful fire
a Pawl, under Spanish colours, was laden with iron unfortunately the Commander of the troops was in- Dutch Sam. which took place at 'amulet's Wharf, Thames-strest.
• and steel, from Bilboa to Corunna. Condemned. duced to make a serious attack upow the town of We mentioned lately that an enquiry had been set Mr., Strand, of Bread-street, was headed in the
Zwey Gebroeders, -- master.—This vessel was Frangerola, to which the light artillery was made- on foot respecting the right to the Estate of a certain crowd, in the most daring manner, and robbed of his
den with sail-cloth, hemp, and pot-ash. Further tuater and time being lost in this attempt, the enemy's Baronetcy. It came before the LORD CHANCILLOR pocket-book, containing six SI bank notes. MT. Field,
roof required. troops arrived from Malaga, and attacked such part last week, viz. Graham versus Graham.—A suit insti. of Cecil.street, Strand, was also hustled and robbed
; NOVEMBER 22. of our own as was ashore suddenly and successfully. , toted by Sir ROBERT GRAHAM, Bart. against Sir JAMES of his watch. .
I .Regina, Jepson master.—This Danish vessel, laden It appears, that the troops were thrown into; con- GRAHAM, Bart. for a production and delivery of cer- Monday night, between nine and ten o'clock, as
1 rithprovisians, was crptured.on her voyage from Co. fusion, hom mistaking a party of French cavalry for tain title deeds belonging to the estates of the Plain-i Mr. Barker, of Deptford-beside, was returning home
I enhaeen to Leith, where she was coming fur orders. Spaniards, and their being allowed to approach un- tiff's Ancestors, to which the Defendant sent in a along the Kerit-road, he was stopped by a single foot-
Ship and cargo restored. .• resisted, surrounded and made prisoners Lord BLAY- Demurrer.—The Demurrer was argued at considera• pad, who presented a pistol !tillill hrol.lt, Red &mail.
1 Orion, Ketehon master.—This was a -ease of a si- NEY, with several Officers, and dispersed the troops. ble length by Messrs. HART, LEACH, and BELL, on ded his money, which Mr. hake: delivered, and also
elar description. The same decree pronounced. . . *—Lieutenant - Colonel GRANT, arriving with the the part of the Defendant ; and by Sir SAMUEL RO- his watch.
Eliza, Hanson master.—This Danish vessel was onl flank corepaniee of the 82d regiment, he succeeded WILLY and Mr. HEALD, on behalf of Sir Roamer ; Monday evening, between five and six o'clock, Mr.
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:voyage from Copenhagen to Christiansand, at the withalsis detathment and part of the Spanish Rei- when the Chancellor took time to consider the point, Young, of the Cunain.road, Moorfielats, stopped at a
▪ arie ot capture. Further proof of destine/10'Th I meat of Toledo, in checking the advance of the which he said
was of great importance, and he is hnitie in Great R n wi • a- in his
at ItSic ;street, oornsaary,
St. Peter, Jepson master.—This Danishaliih laden' French, and in enabling most of the dispersed troops shortly to determine whether the Demurrer is to be sirs to horse hethe house and re-
s char ;. went into
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ith rye, was steering towards the caast of Norway to re-emberk. allowed, or whether he will give orders for the pro- weaned but a few minutes On his return he foetid
atthe time of capture, having, as asserte4a• ilitlint'a The loss of Major GRANT, of the 89th Regiment.. duction of the Deeds sought after. the horse and chaise- had been driven off and stolen,
leak. The Court directed further proofeah, . • who-was mortally wounded in the first transaction of , Monday night last, at the time the Leeds mail was and they have not been heard nf since.
Constantia, Meyboorn master.—This 'i
this exptaitiona is•particularly regretted.. 'stn in at the Swan Inn, Bedford, 'the coachman A.few days ago, two brothers, workmen at the
Russian colours, was proceedin.g to me* 'i lkeilfiCied The total amount' of loss 'Suit:lined by the de- and Guard being in the house, as well as the passen. a ond iron works, Scotland, basing quarelled,
port. Ship and cargo condemned. - hiea •:, .! tachment from Gibraltar consists Of one Officer and gers, time coach was robbed of several bags of letters, and. bin
ws ensuing, one of them was so much woun
J nen Christiana latreyet, Thuesson iiiaster.4Thia , nine privates killed, an Officer and privates woun. containing Bank of England and Country Bank notes. dad on the head, that he died in a day or two there.
vessel, under Danish coleuts, laden "with hemp, flax, ded, 7 Officers, 5 Serjeants, and 162 rank and file, to a considerable amount. The robbers are isappei ct •n- after :he has left a widow and five childrece The sur-
tallow, pot-ash, candles and tobacco, was proceeding missing, of whom 115 were foreign deserters:
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.. led in a considerable portion of their booty, as one of vivor has escaped.
ft • from Riga to Gottenburgh. Ship and cargo restor- The names of the Officers are as follow :. ' (4, - , thel •
attest parcels contained Bank of England note' Yesterday se'nnight a COP:PMT.'S Jul/ sat at the
ed, reset vin g the question as to the tobacco and cap- Killed—Major Grant, of the 89th Regiment." - ! ; ... 1 : •
• cut in alf.
tors' expences. Wounded—Lieutenant Read, sad Regiment. •
..George Cotton's Wharf, Bridge-yard, Tooley.street,
Missing—Lord Blayney ; Capt. Annealey, Lieut. Sheehy; Lu- About half past five o'clock, yesterday evenings It on: die body of William Hudsoh, seamen, about sixty
Andromache, Lama master.—This vessel was un- sign Watts, Ensign Moulton, Enstn Hopper, Ski Fregiment ; , fire broke out in the warehouse of Mr. Glover, hatter; • • evidence that he
yes of age. It appearechfrom the
der American colours, with an assorted cargo, and Lieut. Stanum, Foreign Corps. in St. James's-street. It was occasioned by the s.parlt -aeronged to the brig Severn; from Gain:borough', and
comieg from Bergen to Copenhagen. Restored. MADRAS APPOINTMENTS, &c. MAY 26. of a candle falling amongst some Unfinished hats..-d. was leaded with potatoes; that from -hams had
Niesleus, Pedessen master.—This vessel was under
Mr. Edward Stoddart, Paymaster of hit Majesty's MI regi-extinguished without having done an motel- • •
It
e was . .
y al- a Magi'. pasiagea and being very wet, the master
Danish colours, with no board. Ship con- cargo on ment,.to take charge of the King a Pay-office, at this Presidency,' pal darpage. While the firemen were employed iit 'had-- kiven them, the deceased and three others,
damned. during Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell's absence on foreign service. Mr. Clover's house, a strong smell of fire Wah •- • .
permodon to have a 'fire. in an iron pot in their
Magdalena, master.—This vessel, under Rus- Lieutenant Johnston, of the 20th native infantry, to act as Aid. found to come from Mrs. Boucher the fruiterer'sliosi.sh 'Wirth; theforetaide between decks ; but that it was
Sian colours, was laden with wool, linen, and other de-Camp to the Hoeourable the Governor during the absence of .
at the. opposite corner, which was shut up ; ashnit -
itaillraremovcd before they went to bed ; that on
articles. Ship and cargo pronounced to belong as Captain Barlow, who has been permitted to accompany the 69th
claimed a and the quest' of costs and damages re- regiment on foreign service, without prejudice to his situ. . .
on the staff; Captain James Stuart Fraser, to act as his prolate
oleo ranee not being obtained, the firemen went in at fit
dining room windows, and found the house withoht l'ittesditi night, the Chad agreed amongst themseares
(the-kyr men) tekeep the fire, which was neat Tv ex-
Served, the ship having been wrecked subseatient to secretary. - any inhabitant, and the furniture of a bed.roenaniatilr • •
ti d- ; shed. iti the birth all niet ; -they did so; but
the capture. Mr. M. G. Hudson, Cotnrearidal Resident at Ganjan.
.. • . consumed. By the exertions of the firemenaudrieigh- .. .: . .; • 'Vent co bed, they left the hatch entirely
Mr. H. Taylor, ditto, at vissimatam. bours, it was also extinguised, with very little demage. At
:''',hlaiesrsdilatto the evidence of one of. the wit-
A brig and schooner were captured off Scarbo- Mr. E. Cox, ditto, at Masulipatam. , CORN Manxeree-There are but short supplies .of -1455.22,. he awokein a *err queer state, gad after ob-
rough, on Sunday last, by a French privateer. Mr. W. Dodswell, ditto, at madaeptoram. . Wheat to-day—and waiting arrivals, sales are lieavi4•.' taking alight, the inate.and he proceeded to the fore-
A brig, supposed to be the Maria of Plymouth, was Captain T. Stewart, Assistant-Adjutant-Geaerai in the Ceded made, hardly at last prices—Barley and Malt. dad- castle, Aerie they -found awn others insensible, and
wleakeifon the 15th inst. near Castle Freke, Ireland, erica''
nue with little fluctuation—Weite Peas somewhit poorliudion dead and stiff in his hammeck. By
and all on board perished. She appears from part of Captain W. C. Campbell, Assistant-Quarter-Master-General
lower—Beans,of the two kinds, keep their prce-e.i proper assistance; theadter three were ?noted: After
in the Ceded.Diitricts.
the cargo washed on shore, to have been loaded with new Ticks 375. to 4Ge. per quarter—Old as under-1 a.full and clean investigation, the Jury brought in
ho Captain R. Davis, to act as a Deputy-Judge-Advocate to the
hops, staves, hemp, mustard, drugs, &c. A small Hydrabad subsidiary farce. Oats are also in shoit supply, and sales thereof fully I
their. verdict of—Died by stgroctitioa. It was eleetle &-
boat • - i
washed on shore, has the " Maria of Plymouth," * Lieutenant T. Prendergast, to be Fort-Adjutant of Mandl- at last prices--Flour without variation, . • , fined .orethe occasion, that cbals bona in liumfi place
marked on her stern. pawn. 0111411 AL evisaancT AS UNDIR. thei..
%%hip* . . 'is nO thomitzliftri from the ealphnmals
The John Thomas GORDON; from Waterford ,to
Captain Meander Palr, to be Major. - Wheat, 700. 85$ ass.. Beane 525. 575. Od.' . . stitikcfi 1.1-' • ' •' - 'W..' al Is as
produettliq of ix . A P"'"C"". as
Southampton, • Pln.dltto, 95,. 1011 s. '. ...i rt,..•,./ .Tice ditto 465. sift bd. . •
was off Portland on the 9th inst. and lowa e.--Bilge ea, R. Come, 9th regiment, native !AMT. " Rye (raw) 365. disi,:,, r: • ~.,• Oats 251:283. 34 • ' Nikitiiii, This'iliOuldseiy at a caution both to mas'
'has •
not since been heard of. b permitted toistogased to Eurolop•fhr the recovpry Of his health. Barley, mi. oi, ' .... ''''' ' Pohlad din*. Seto:no.. fed . tcritkati•stiliten,;lo well ' ' gen ..to use such
• The James,•Bow*Ar, Mar -StEl—Major Meet, ottho Sabana.* y. 4,14 45.„ nos. ~./... c
.._. . • Potathe dAto, 4"..ed. , . ei•watitaotmeraVe • Canvey chi:etch turd
is! M‘Laa, from Limerick to Liverpool! satesesseeste *sive iterantey, u
___. e_io pisieoectlit Sabre' ifilits Peladiggrbreet, tape Seed If le Al. -.' •••-
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