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London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

`agetestis lupe e the avenge crops, prochteed this year is
Gienarla. •
Arrived ,yesterday the .Celusaise, fror Mantes° '-
Bay, JaMalca: sailed thencearn the fiCtli Jur*.:"Orl
'at- 29.• SO. lode. 79. 10. parts d; from the brig Mary., Iteg, for
Whitebaven, ship Athelride, Clysnont, and J. 068:, Hadtlle, for
Bristol. On .the B:th July, spoke t:te Eelleaa, *Lila:lls,ln lat.
45. 33. long. 46. S 9. bound for hlirirnael.i.
Arrived yester.l:7 the laird Sam, Graham, from Charleston ;
-ailed fr.:at eletter on ti:e Sri July, in coternitty with the Empe-
ror Al-isoder, Watt, fos th‘s prat..s On the isle July, to itt,
41. 33.10ng. c 6. spoke the s'lip Lacy; of SavanittS, frrin
Liverpool to Savannah, out v 4 cliys ; on the 19rh, lat. 41.
Ines. 5.4. 37. slip King David, groin Nevis, of arid for Brimpl,
out 18 days; aud on the 26th, lit. Si. O. long. v.7..1 t:. hex-Raps
of North S.tields, from Pivot' to Liver/rt. I, cat 17. tla;-4:lan
loading, t.,e Atheng, Meaden ; lam Dowdeti; John Vents-
nlol!:',l mazan, Burrows; and Brtirh King, Chambers fee
Liverpool': an 3 Ocean, Ward, for Lor.do:t. 61h1,11-033,
Charleston for this port. (eat yet arrived), sailed the day prev
to the departure of the Loyal
P.l,lletrio.l, has &rivet) at Leith from Greenilnd,
with 7 Ibit, SJ tout, and th 3 'Royal Bounty, Drysdale, v.i.11
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Extract of a letter Irons the Agent to Lloyd's
PernAmble() ciatOti 23.1 of June ;••••g4 On the
instaatarrired the Willtrity, CHOSSET, from Loodan,
hound to New South Wales. On the 19th she ckitted
from her anchor in the Roads, but received on
Da-
mage ; and in getting under weigh on the 20:1),
struck on the bank off Olinda, and uoshoped lo'r
rudder, which was reshipped by assist:4-re I;orrt the
shore, when she went co sea, tippareptly without as-
certaining the whole extent of damage it was possible
for lwr to have received."
A Hamburili pa:zer s that Koectustto has sent
from Soleure, in Swit a:Hand, tile stint of 1,039 ti toes,
to contribute to the erettinn of a triumphAl arch at

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Warsaw, in honour of the Emperor ALEZ-ANDKR.
The Pastor of the small village of Riechen, in
Baden, of the name of RAPP, was lately drowned is
a brook in frnnt of his own house. It is said he was
a sleep.wslker.
So dreadful has been the inundation in Switzer•
land, that three lakes have actually run into one.
The Earl of LONGDALE last week reduced the pro•
duce of his coal mines at Whitehavea 21. 6d. per
waggon. Previous to this humane and politic deter•
ntination. the vessels had been laid up for some days.
The anniversary meeting of the Branch Bible So-
ciety, established At the neighbouring town of Brad.
ford, WAS held on 'ruesday, the 6th inst4nt, Lord
O'BRIEN in the Chair, and was numerously and re.
sptctably attended.
The fourth anniversary of Melksham Branch Bith
Society WAS held on the ‘2lth ultimo, and was amts.
ded by a number of tfergymen and Dissenting
sisters, And many very rr.pectable inhabitants of the
town And neighbotultood. The meeting was ren-
dered highly interetaing by the speeches delivered tat
the occaiielt, and the teptr:t of the encouraging state
, and extending usefulness of the Institution.
A coofidential clerk 1101 V 01 the Country liat;ks
absconded on Sunddr4t, 'VW: the sutn et e 14,006
in bank ti-.es.
\Veda, slay, at Steeple Aston, near Devizes.
ORCHARD, a laboUring man, in consequence of
some irritating expressions Irian Mr. HOLVIWAY,
the younger, of Devizes, plunged a clasp knife into
his lean. The young man instantly expired. A.
Coroner's fnquest held o.i the body„ and the
Jury gave e•vesdict of MatislAugliter.
Grouse shooeing comrnen:ed yeste.rday in Scotland.
A pack of 80 E•tglish fox-tumuli was lAtely.landtd
at Oiten4, intended for. Vienna.
Thursday a young man, for a trifling wager, under.
took to walk fifty miles in twelve successive hours.
The place chosen for thi; performance was the Bowl-
ing.green of the Royal William Inn, Ipswich. The
circuit round the green WAS 176 yards. It stip•
posed the frequent turus prevertted his completing that
task, es aboirt seven in the evening he declined Any
further proceeding; havolg then ten mile.; to compl, to
in two flours, and tieing apparently much ezhati,ted.
The Circuits in Ireland are Ino.tglit nearly to a
close, in theDulslin Papers and private letters which
we have received. At Watetferd, Wexford, and
Enniskillen, the Judges in their charte.s congratn.
tetra the 'Grand Juries upon the lightness of the ca•
lenslars, and the peaceable state of these several cams.
ties. The criminal and civil business at these places
WAS vety trifling and unimportant. and the number
of indk.tments for illegal distillation few, compared
with.the previous Assizes. There were only two
trivial records at Cavan, and trot one at Langford or
The saute character applies to Litne.
rick and the rest of the country generally... 44 AS to
the Crown business," says a Ptivate Correspondent,
in a letter dated the 9th instant, ‘, it was. from the
scaicity of tnoney, almost totilly nap...dn.-five, ex-
cept to tire Crown Bar." Ti► . poverty of the.coun.
try is limber illustrated in the following eIIIACt irons
a Dublin Paper :

DUBLIN, At/011+r e, laid.
a STATE OF TliE NOR t tl OF Mt:LAND.
a Eruct Of a Letter front 3 eerrevOntielit.—Nlooley her di..
appeared nu Circuit. We are in a deplorable .:tindittots. There
is scarcely any thing doing: 'trots tl.er., ale .tulle to Lte had, mil
yet the revenue must be sati4l,4l. Y.:u will how r! is Cal
be accomplidsed, when the p:e.r, wrrtches ac.'!utel ofor to ray
tbeit lawyers in hind / I wai ()Atria 1 tub of butter ro defend a.
poor felloW charged with ot.l%ing rowan:Another poor wretch,
who was indicted for stemma a. plAnit, yarn,: ma haft a
trout whit my brief, and illUrcd 111 c lie wooid ply tlie balanft
iii: !-This is new in tbe annals of the -air. I think :t ..tiorthp,
a place in your Journal; tor, though Oxtail he Itarrous enougb,
it speaks a most furl Ittc.ht4 ki‘tory of the kingdatn."
PARISI/11 ;Agonies. —Perp lace bands are muck
worn, on hats of stra.v.tissue.,Sornetimes
a lar,;c leoe.i tile of riband, or 41 brim)} boupset of
te,o,On.f. A-..ers, are placed in frost of these bands ; ac
others, six or seven daisies groliped, or a small elusive
of moss.roses, to which cite florists .have given the
purple colour of the vice-rose ; staff hats are now
, becoming scarce.
FINE IttISLI •LINENS, YAIID AND HALF Wine
SIMETINOS, Az•ft) OAMAsK TABLE itINIM-:-Famities
purchasing the 'above are respectlubly informed, the
Kew Goods have arrived el the sprint', bleach, and
are selling by thl piece on the usual terms. Also,
the Family Linen Chests complete, containing retTu-
ler assortments of the varioni article's of Family
nen, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, &c. fec. with
every article, Warranted, at 35 guineas, F 5 pintas,
and guineas each, suhitet to discount; which
gives a peculiar advantage and coavenience to
lies forming establishments, or .going • abroad, by
which every nseftil article is liousehold Linens ate
purchased at once without trouble. l'he Chests: either
, of 35 guineas, N 5 or 130 guineas, form a. hamismed
and truly useful prcsent.—trot bails learitaiafg,
•No 16 Ckapride..
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