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dead three days, and still lay unburied ; that their' with this idea, and worked upon it. I commended NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. :
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I'Said the KIND, .g You mean to commend it as a won- Thd Margaret) Soormeasea, of London, from Vera Crht EITRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM TEL.
stretched by her side upon a bed of straw,- in a sick
der!' He talked over Lord isloftest and the Duke of fur Gibraltar, was abandoned at sea 2d Decemberc The crew NIDAD, DATED DECEMBER 14, 1819. - 1 , I
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:`. and hopeless conditicin; and that they had neither, PORTLAND; he talked athe CHANCKLLOR, of Lou-Lotion arrived at Bermuda in an American schooner. •
." Opportunities being much less frequent now than. •
'during the crop, deprived me of the pleaeure of •
The British ship Gowdies, Captain James Wren, Wee with P , ;-,
..4‘ money, food, nor firing at home. This artless tale was I rioftouoii, and even of Mr. Barbn Hornera, and dry goods, cerals, and irotkcastings grounded on dui* DBC4M. handing to you simmer the accounts of the operations , , •
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' more than sufficient to excite sympathy in the Royal I said, • you are almost the only man who loves the ber, on the South Breakers, near Charleston, and his fearedirili
land for its own sake.' Then we talked of Mts. SID- be lost. of General Bolivar, in the Provinces of New Granada,
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bosom. His MAJESTY, therefere, ordered the boys !
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DONS, JORDAN. &C. and the QUEEN said, SIDDONS FALXOUTX, JANUARY Zo.—Wind S. W.—Arrived his Ma- since his occupation of the capital. I ananow enabled
to send you the extracts which I have made from the . • .
to proceed homeward, and followed them, until they was going to Germany, to make the English find out jetty's ship BRAZEN, of 20 guns, Captain Sozenean, from
-.....(1•41....0"'" Gorrero, and priaoed in our Gazette oi ;this- • •
l'ortsnuautli for St. Helena. Put back, the sloop Pyramus,
reached a wretched heed. There he found the mo- by her absence, that she was good for soniethinge:-- from this port for St. Michael's, after being. mit sixteen days,
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• they dead, apparently through the want of common Then we flew to HANDEL; after which, the KING short of water, salts split, Stc. Island. I could have sent you the originals but: I - 0
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necessaries ; the father ready to perish also, but still made me a most gracious bow, and said, 'I am going Tamar!, JANUARY C.—Arrived the Tyne, Donetes,erom conceived the translations would be more accepta-
Helmet a; Ebenezer, Le GRAS, from Tonetiffe Livelf, ble to you and your friends.. You will find that
to my dinner.' I was near the door made a low bow st• '
-•• encircling with his feeble arm the deceased partner of , Gums°, from Yarmouth for Naples; Concord, RAY, from Bolivar
to the females, and departed." - London for Trinidad ; and Denmark Hill, Paten, from Lon-
almost ever heard of; he has returned to the Apure • .4.
his woes, as if unwilling to survive her. The sense- don for Pernambuco.
It has already been observed, that the three longest
bility of the Monarch betrayed itself in the tears reigns in British history are those of three Kings, river DIAL, FERRUARY I.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the with 5,600 men, and formed a junction with the-
the Unity, Waterton; from Batavia for orders - Robert brave Paez, where he is waiting with impatience to ' i 1
which started from his eyes ; and leaving all the cash each the third of their respective names. HENRY 111. Edwards, SHRIINURNE, from Charleston ; Helen, Gliiol24, from be joined by the British troops from Cumarre and
• : he had with him, he hastened back to Windsor, re. reigned 56 years; EDWARD 111. 51 ; and GEORGE 111. New Brunswick; Caledonia, Panotose, from Tarragona • Lord
wi,,..„), Margaritta, to enable him to march upon Cafaccas, I
.59. This circumstance is beautifully alluded to in the setrouneton,..Nsvirezi, from St. Michael's; Union, , laced to the QUEEN what he had witnessed, sent an
pectator, ILICHARIMONi and Alfred, from Demerara; Lord and at once to decide the contest with Morillo, who
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following lines, which are at once an accurate and an Melville and Lard Collingwood, from Calcutta.—Catne down n his part will no doubt make a noble effort to save .
immediate supply of provisions, clothes, coals, and appropriate eulogy on his late MAJESTY: from the River and sailed, the Contest, Cummiss, for St. Vire, the Province; however,_ I have no appeehensiorta I
every thing necessary for the comfort of the helpless •• Chaste, pious, stedfast, merciful, and just, cent's; and Warren, Wins, for Boston—The whole of the
whatever of the issue of the battle, in the event ofs , i
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family. Revived by the bounty of his Sovereign, floc e His pride, his People--and his Goo his trust; outward-bound are preparing to sail
Poarsmoutu, FEJRUARY I.—Arrived the Abeona, ikaceau,, Bolivar care with him the British troop., whose- • .
bayonets we know the Spaniards cannot stand a'
cld man soon recovered ; and the KING, to finish the "To the Third GEORGE, approving limas ordaht'd 'from Cork ; and the Dispatch, Buxom, from London.
charge of; for to the charge made by the 400 recce . • good work he had so gloriously begun, educated and " A life unblemith'd, and a death unpain'd ; Thertinient„ FEBRUARY I.—The TARTAR Revenue cutter has
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" In goodness, greatness, years, his reign exceeds lodged in the Custom-House Warehouse, a 57-gallon cask of .
Bolivar had with him in New Granada; he owes the
• provided for the children.—Perry Anecdutes. Geneva,margate. misharkeedisa"Loam, eNtirtuziarA,"o,whhiacsh
got
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opffickthede up off
conquest of that kingdom. It is unnecessary for me
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-" Humes mild life, and F..nwisan's laureli'd deeds!"
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COPY OF A LETTER FROM THE BISHOP OF LONDON TO
—,.. Sand, and has sailed for Hull. to enter into details .of the operations throughout
se THE LATE KING.
EXEI ER, JANUARY 29. - DOVER FERRUARY I.—Passed by the Asia, Oataez, from Ba- these o •
rrovinces, the particulars being in the printed ' ig
•• Novena= 1, 1760. ,tavis for .11.nisterdam.
accounts enclosed. We are informed of the arrival ,
-- Lidkaiama., JANUARY 31.—Arrived the Loyalty, Hamm, front
,-, " SlRE—Amidst the congratulations that surround the Throne,
The mournful preparations for the funeral of his Bombay ; James Monroe, Roosts, from New York, sailed 10th of General Soublette from the army on the Apure,
January ; and the Hannah, Jonesois, from New Brunswick, at Angostura, where he was sent by Bolivar, to
permit me to lay before your Majesty a heart, which, though
late Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, are in a state
oppressed with age and infirmity, Is no stranger to the joys of
of forwardness, thou h g the day for the removal of with luu of mizen mast. hasten the march of the British troops; he only stoto
ped a few hours, mad proceeded to Matunn, the _
oressoe, Jammer 31.—The Hugh Crawford, HALLIDAY,
rn.,:, country.
his Royal Highness s remains is not yet fixed on. from Charleston, on shore in the River, has become a total
,'I When the meLuicholynews of thelate King's demise reached •
pen ormed by head-quarters of the British Legion. We have had
The process of embalming has been '0 c wreck. The cargo (cotton) will be saved, hilt in a damaged state.
us, it naturally led us to coniuler the loss we had sustained, and SAMUEL LUSCOMBE, Esq. of this City, by special SCILLY, JANUARY 28.—0 n the eeth inst. the Union, Teesaa, no arrivals from this last place for the last six weeks;
we therefore conjecture, that all the small craft have
upon wlrat our hopes of futurity depended. The first part ex- from Chepstow, in going up to Sc. Helen's Poole, got a-ground
connnanu of leis Royal Highness the PRINCE RE- •
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cited grief, and put all the tender passions into motion ; but the GENT. The G 1
elit enten of the Faculty who opened by the neglect of the pilot, and is filled Helena,
water. If the
weather prove moderate, she may be got off. been pressed to carry the soldiers' baggage up the '
second brought life and spirit w ith it, and wiped away the tears the body, preparatory to embalming, observe, that river, while the troops march by land. Prom the -
from every face.
they never examined a finer or more healthy subject. THE ARMY. same cause we are ignorant whether the Irish Legion
• •• Oh! how graciously did the providence of GOD provide a The cause,
however, of his Royal Highness's death - from Margaritta have. yet landed on the Main, and.
. successor, able to bear the weight of Government in that unex- was too evident ; a considerable abscess was formed joined that of the British. When I last heard from
, Margarine, the latter end of October, they were in
. petted event! on the right lobe of the lungs, which had accum.eure- The right wing of the sth Royal Veteran Battalion
.114 readiness to embark."
s You, Sire, are the person whom the people ardently desire; lated a large quantity of pus : the other parts u commanded by that meritorious officer, Lieut.-Col.
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which affection of thefts is happily returned by your Majesty's It is much tobelamented thathis
perfectly sound.
FROM THE CbRRICRO DEL ORINOCO, -NOVEMBER 20.
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Plymouth, on Tuesday last ; and it is worthy of re- „,e .
declared concern for their prosperity. And let nothing disturb Royal Highness was so averse to medicine, as to PAMPLONA,—Doti J. Hausa, who was Governor '
mark that, notwithstanding the late intense severity . .
this mutual consent. Let there be but one contest between neglect that timely relief its aid might have afforded of this Province, has evacuated the capital with as
of the weather, and their march having been fre-
them—wkether the Icing loves the people best, or the people him : the calamity .se have now eo deplore might much precipitation as his superior, Samano, at New
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lion : and may it be a long, a very long, contest; may it never then have been protracted to a very distant year, quently intercepted by the floods, through which
Granada, when he heard of the destruction of the
they were necessarily obliged to wade to a consider-
third division, on which the tyrants of Venezuela and
be decided, but let it remain doubtful; and may the paternal even to the age of his Royal Highness's venerable
able depth, those brave fellows appeared to be in
New Granada founded all their hopes and dependence.
• affection on the one side, and the filial obedience on the other, father, which the strength of his constitution seemed ,
excellent health and spirits.—The garrison of Ply- .
; be had in perpetual remembrance. to promise. The precious valley of Cucuta is already liberated, ' I
month consists now, of the 55the the Sd, and sth
" This will probably be the last time I shall ever trouble your The afflicted family of his late Royal Highness even without the assistance of the six fine battalions
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Royal Veteran Battalions, and a few troops of Horse;
which were. marching to the work. The Governor ,
. Majesty. I beg leave to express my warmest wishes and prayers took their departure from Sidmouth on Tuesday
the whole commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir
and Commandant General, Fourtene, gives this in- • e -
on your behalf. May the Goa of heaven and earth have you morning. 'lle weather was most tempestuous, and le
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always under his protection, and direct you to seek his honour quite in unison with the melancholy proceedings ofin a formation, letter dated at Malaga, the 25th last
Thursday, the detachment of the 40th Regiment
' and glory in all you do; and may you reap the benefit of it, by the day. The Duchess was almost overcome at
past, and , adds, that in consequence of the brilliant . •
an increase of happiness in this world, and in the next :" leaving the cottage, and with difficulty conducted to of Foot, lying in Carlisle, departed for Sunderland ;
. victorygained over the Army Pacificador at "Cum- .
her carriage. and, on the same day,
,a party of the 33d Regiment h
bona, General Paez ad made himself master of Gua- .1
We extract the following interesting narrative
of Foot occupied their station.
mare, and Colonel Aramenda of Obispos. Thus it is
from the Memoirs of the late GEORGE HARDINGE, The reflections, upon sight of the Royal carriages
that. the campaign of 1819 has been concluded by Mo-
eight in number), were of the most agonizing de- The Earl of HOPETOWN, we hear, is to have the
Esq. one of the Welch Judges, and well known for (
42d Regiment, vacated by the promotion of the
olio, as he published in the Bulletin of May.
scription to those feeling minds who witnessed their
his classical acquirements and general literary at- Marquis of Hmereay to the Ist Regiment ; and Sir
arrival but one short month before, greeted with loud n " POPAYAN.—The villages of the valley of
Cauca, •
tainnsents. It is of himself he speaks, and his inter- arrival
Union flag triumphantly floating on high ‘..IIARLES COLVILLE is CO have the 92d Regiment.
who, in the first epochas of the Republic, rendered i /
view with the late KING took place at Windsor, in
MILITARY Peasorrmss—Royal Re none of Artillery.—To be •
important serviceseo the cause of independence, have ,
—illuminations, fire-works, and every demonstra-
the summer of 1789. After waiting a 'hors time, Second Lieutenant Gentlemen Cadets Robert Luard, Henry
at length freed themselves by,their own exertions.—
he was thus introduced into the Royal presence : tion of joy l—the same car riaees were now about to G. Teesdale, and John Gore.—Gazate.
return in mournful procession—the colours lowered , Tired with suffering all manner of vexations and op-
pressions of a cruel Governtnent, they no sooner ••
" I went through a very handsome apartment into -MADRAS, AUGUST 25, 1119.
—every private house closed, as thou it contained The Conunander in Chief has much gratification in publishing
another, most beautifully fitted up, with a ceiling of the deceased—the shops shut—and silence and me- a letter from Major-General Sir HSNILY Tortugas, K. C. B. ali. heard of the capital being free, than they united and ' • ',
the Modern work, done, as the KING told me, in a
prevailing.
lancholy
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ary Secretary to Ms Royal Highness the _Duke of You, and armed to obtain the most precious of blessings that
Week. Into this room I was shUt, and found in it, _ his Excellency has consequently directed a letter to be addressed HEAVEN can bestow on its creatures—Liberty! 4
standing by the fire, without any form, the KING, to every Officer who served under his personal command on the
QUES.N, three Princesses, and this bedchamber-wo- CLASGOW, JANUARY SO. 21st of December, 1817, and whose name was submitted to his ..
man, whoever she WA,, for I have not made her out, Royal Highness, to receive the honorary distinction of a Medal. Lord ERSKINE has signified his intention of making t:
The appearance of a revival in trade has had the Copy
Cotaa
Military
ter from Major-General Sir Hamm Tomas, Scotland (his native country) his peaceful residence
but liked her very much, because she seemed to like
effect of bringing. back numbers of the Irish who leftasdHdriesstsal, to
his
sanEd Excellency
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me. It is impossible for words to express the kindLieuienint-GilietalTal Secretary,Sis. TIICDEA
us last autumn. Cotton yarn has advanced 21 per The Royal Library at Buckingham House* we
. and companiable good humour of the whole party. I dated Horse Guards, 15th October, 1618:
cent. and some Mills that were working short hours, ••• I have the Commander-in-Chief's commands to acknow- have learnt, was not, as has been supposed by many,
. almost forgot that any one of them was my superior.
the private property of the late Kane though it was
are next week to resume the ordinary time. Cambrics, ledge the receipt your dispatch of the 7th January
The KING looked fifteen years younger, and much
in Alanchester, h. aye risen this week a penny per yard. jutant- ene ra , van it. ting a retutorniast? 011.dtt. considerably enriched and augmented by his MA-
better in the face, though as red as ever. He said a
Fur some time past the women employed at fivers t
personallyt and particularly engaged in the battle , alu
JESTY. It was first formed by HENRY VIII. out of
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• !lumber of excellent things, and in the most natural poor, Whom, under an idea of the continued existence of a sys-
Broomward Mills, Barrowfield, as spinners, have
way. The QUEEN, with amazing address and clever- tern of granting Medals of Distinction, you consider worthy ie the spoils of the suppressed Monasteries, and it hat • s,'
been repeatedly assaulted, and their lives endangered, bearing badges commemorating that glorious event. since received many valuable additions from different
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mess, gave a turn to the conversation, and mixed in
Monarchs. From the known literary character of •• •
by a band of male spinners, who find- their inte. ••
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tehave his. Royal
. Highness's commands
thetoassure you, it just at the right places. You will not believe me, in the business. 'n do , that appreciates, in the highest degree, bravery and
the present Bow, it may be expected that its value , -
rest at stake
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when I tell you, that I passed half an hour, at least,
work equally well at a third less- than their unmanly discipline which so signally distin • ed Sir J. Ma tat
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in the room. and all the Officers under your command, in the battle of and utility will be still farther augmented. , persecutors. An attempt, when intimidation had mouth:m.or, as well. as the
.valour, ab.ility, and. proinptitude, e have authority to state, that the parcel of •
e The Princesses looked, as they always do, the -
not the wished-for effect, was yesterday morning with which you directed their zeal in leading the troops to CV
s.,,Tssote, belonging to the Devizes Bank, which was • 1.
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pink of good humour. The PRINCESS ROYAL had a made to set fire to the mill, as is supposed, hy the the accomplishment of a spkndiil achievement, which has
stolen from the Bath Mai), on Monday night, was ' :'.f•
very fine colour, the two others were pale.. The KING same people • and therebylp.hreve prevent the farther em- mainly served to the overthrow of a confederacy that aimed
ethsubtioeurpttanon of the British Power in India; but it is recovered yesterday, by the assistance of Mr. MIA-
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• did a very odd thing by the PRINCESS ROYAL; but I loyment of the'
women.
sooent e infatuated wretches, incumbent
wa t
ethn bisdlelroyofalthLH. tgbhnevarsasteomaecncidueadinhtisyol‘ufa,. that
.s sign, and the vigilance of the Bow-street Officers. . -
Lived him for it. He said, he would ask me, as 'a heedless of the Consequences,
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man of taste, what I thought of the ceiling? and then a tree, close to the mill, and threw in at a window Government that:light proper to decide, for reasons which It is SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY !—A ' •
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called upon the PRINCESS ROYAL to explain the elle- of a room a fire-work, covered with a vantity of ~ , unnecessary here to detail, that the system of granting Medals of circumstance unprecedented in the annals of hunting,
occurred yesterday, in King-street, Lambeth ; the in-
gorical figures on the ceiling, which she did, blush- •• ed • Distinction should be abolished, and, under these circumstances,
ignit cotton :there were a slight explosion and an his Royal Highness is reluctantly compelled to explain the sense habitants of which were alarmed, about twelve • -
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ing a little at first, in the sweetest manner, with dis-
almost immediate blaze. The watchman at the mill, possibility of his giving effect to the wishes you have expressed in
have y o'clock in the day, by the eruption of a number of . .
. tinct voice, and great propriety of emphasis. This
however, discovered
it, gave the alarm, and regard to the Officers whose names you transmitted. You it was
will find, however, that the Order of the Bath, as far as its sta_ horsemen, well mounted and attired in scarlet, who V
one trait would at once demonstrate how very kind instantly'hgotbeundear. A reward of two hundred
rode full speed through the street, preceded and fol-
they were. The KING began by asbing me, how I •tutee and regulations could permit his Royal highness and the'
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guineas as en o ered or the apprehension of the oresideot ot the Boar of Controul to recommend he rant of it
.. stand ' lowed by a number of dogs. On inquiry, the follow. ..
could sun away from London, and give up my fees? perpetrators of this atrocious and disgraceful act. has been cbnferred on the Officers of the King the Hon.
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I told him, that I never minded fees, but less when Company's Service, who have been principally distinguished un- ing circumstances transpired :—A stag, it appeared, •
• they interfered with my sense of duty to him. The der your command, and should the circumstance of your having had been turned out at an early hour in the morn- A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated Oct. 12, 1819, recommended the grant of Medah of Distinction, have been made ing, in the vicinity of Lord Deney's Park, at Seven
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- QUEEN then came up to me, and said—` You have
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says :—." From the depressed state of trade here, we known to the Army, his Royd Highness trusts you will give Oaks. A full field of sportsmen attended, and the '•
less merit in the visit, because a little bird has told
such explanation to the Officers, who were under your command
have not had it in our power to effect sales of any chute was a fine one ; the animal leading dogs and '
• ' me, that you are on your way to your Circuit.'— ar Mahid u may mariner them that this kind of distinction
part of your goods, by the Wilkinson, which vexes is wiefihe -1
Id it compliance with General Regalations and not, men a circuit of nearly 40 miles; when he turned off ' '
- This produced the topic of my Circuit, and the KING
us much.. A. tew weeks ago we thought that things from lay failure in the.due appreciation of their '
distinguished towards the Metropolis, and actually entered the poi . I
said, that he understood MOYSEY to be a good man
were beginning to look better, in consequence of the conduct.—l have the honour to be, Sir,
parlous parts of Kennington by way of Vauxhall ; • ,
; in domestic life.
" Your most obedlint, humble Servant, • •
- -4 • reports of the Expedition away. In this wefrom Kennington he crossed several streets, • '
•• We went slapdash into politics, QUEEN and all. leave d• • • d
beer,. disappointed ; within these few uays they (Signed) sr D, fLosiTCIIINS. dogs close upon him, till he reached Lambeth-walk • •
• The KING laughed heartily at the Rats, by that
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have revived with more confidence than ever. There • •• Asst. Adjt. Genii. Dept." when, finding himself hard• pressed by his pursuere ' '
name, and said, that they were the boldest rats he ever have been few sales
l making, and the prices continue -•
he turned short up King-street, and bolted through
knew, for that all the calculation was against them.
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.1 . . •ndeed. As the season for sellin Russia sheet- Even said; It 'atm probable I should recover— • gThe anxiety which his late Royal Highness the the window of a small house, -in which the occupier s • • '
mg is setting in, we hope most sincerely that we ma cobbler). was sitting busily employed at his calling, i • ,
not that lam recovered, according to some of them.y Duke of KENT felt for the discharge of his debts, in- (a
be enabled to dispose of yours, used at least • at saving darted him to insure his life at the 'different Offices that ofmending sh oes. Poer Crispin, in the utmost a,
• And yet I have read the last Report of the Physi-
prices, which, intimes like the
~ present, is as mac alarm, beat a quick. retreat; his little shop being si
dens, which is a tolerably good proof that lam well. a' sfor Life Assurance, he paying the annual premium
can be expected.
i out of his income; and thus we have reason to believe completely filled with the dogs who followed the
• •. By the way, your uncle [Earl CAMDEN) is consider- -
• ably better; and I flatter myself, that my getting The waters were so much out in some parts of that every shilling of debt which he owed will now stag, the panting animal was preparing to make a -
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Bedfordshire last week, that some barns, trees, and be fully discharged. desperate resistance; but would, no doubt, have fallen ,
v-ell has done him good.' I then said, that • I had
even brick wails, were swept away. In the town of The Earl and Countess COWPER are arrived at their a victim to the enraged dogs had not the huntsman a •
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left him in some alarm, how he was to wear the
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Bedford, the waters rose so hi h that the wg , lo house in George-street, Hanover-square, from their arrived and called them off. The stag Was then se- • -
i • ‘linthor uniform with the tie-wig over it, from the
parts were inundated, and the inhabitants obliged to seat, Pansanger, Herts. • cured and taken to Mumford's livery-stables, at Ken- I.
• fear that lie should be mistaken for an old General
reside in their upper apartments.
that had fought at the battle of Dettingen."fhe The Duke of ST. Ateses's is arrived at his house in nington-cress. The men, horses, and dogs, also •
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QUIZN said --e Ohl I plead guilty to that; •'and I see The friends of Mr. Hormovse have been greatly &James's-square, from his seat, Gatton, surrey. found quarters in the neighbourhood.
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you enjoy it.'--• I,' said HARDINGE, ' will enjoy it; to blame; but, indeed, this indiscreet young man, It was remarked at the Procession of the Procla- Coex•Exemesoe,Menx-setNe, Fea.2.—Although , ; t
since his imprisonment, has suffered a mortifying Oration that there were treat errors in the emblazon- we had but little doing in the Wheat trade this morn
for though he is very good natured, he loves a little
degree of I from the wholeofthePublic. On •
of ' the II efd 'mantles. This has been • "
nug ect
-of er• s mg, what few sales were made, were on full as good - -
innocent mischief.' Tire KING then told me the whole
story of his conference with PI rrs commended the hearing of the demise of the KING, the Parliament explained—part of them were borrowed from Covent- terms as en Monaae. Fine Malting Batley c•• • '1
I !louse of Commons, and said, his illness had •
ens' been a perfect bliss only to him, as proving to
hint how nobly the people would support him when
he was confined. This tempted in the having no existence, they should have •
to demand his advised him Garden Theatre. This looks like a thrifty beg' •
liberty. But he seems himself to want to the new reign ! • • inning tinues in demand, and having but little oT uatdc ' .
scription at net ~ rke• the advance that tOdk place on -
, Monday is fully supported: but there is scarcely
the decision
me to say, that it ;high " of character requisite in a man of such . Saturday afternoon, about half-past two o'clock, a
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pretensions ; for he has not even yet taken any person had his pocket picked, near Temple-bar, of a sale fos the middling and inlhiior leelities, sefeelsZ '.: •, .
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!.• was no political debate, but the contest between ge-1 step in the business. The present is a Parliament , black leather pockets book, containing i 1 Bank of Isorts the chief of our supply consist.. Oats, %ins•
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of GEORGE IV. and that ci (lemma 111. under England Note for £5O, one of E 5, add alive of El and Peas, are gee.sOmtas en gqAdart bet•ides oe 4 : . 1/•
serous humanity and mean cruelty, and it interested now,
Mr. oIS w VW. "' "
,which H }souse as committed, has ceased: lead; and wen? useful.mrmorand its very heavy
Elllll2ll nature. The Km. seemed very much pleased
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