The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-17 00:00:00

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linfitEß 5504' tt'P Cavite Ar riutieti.latingi lf All Os Priar .i 4 ,Bills**' ow es the sestradt"
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NE NEW PERIODICAL WORE FROM ITALY. 190 Mossy
Capitols!' • a the cable. t INlMlllith water; ihrl knocked Har- .whicts wo insert in a (build tore; kis desirable. i ':- 1
oby VW VIIM6IIIPd. ;aka as. the Flan Number of . delle,...2dier___
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,4; : ti"' " . fit limk to its° o° morn I Wkirrl Mere it only. hese teSpeet te the hangs aids surviving
' tell the cable ilowikeenth Itlm, and be, Patid , oat, rends:es NA taioadiaa that On *troika's accounts al- f
IKE LIBERAL ; Verve and Prue from tit Sandi. , tri...21237.14eiZie . a. . -li
..r! -"le• et' of It with die.e.pielseas of theatre, het these were moo laded W. Shedd he corrected, and that the %Slitting
Contours:- Not any Stock Piker! 1 kascherissray Frogs him by another awake of the me.- eisenmstaace should Is aeprdsented is it had actually
jrt I. Prefaco-showireg the atom sad object of the Ira: . Not say
moon f ,
Whit* was pow pined la a alludes of inuoloeat petit, otuurred t-
es , • Not any Ilionarawilogt . bet het hod possaisee of mind. sollicknt to seine the bowl Comae KR'S I staintat ..
lett ffbeVislon ofludgmant.. By Quovedeßadivius. • Each Thitra insides Ila el!" OW I.A 2
mostal by Ow Composition so 'elided by the Minor of All the Capatak way be drawn:dm Fine Day I••
se dead,' witialt he placed wader site arm, and by means Oa Weduaday last tha•tisques* drairbstsPer Kyle. la
Nat ater THE ehowe ate dr6 Prlnelpid. Noises: of die pre- of the dim*** tetrads bans strew bladders, 'Aged as, ihe unnty of Vitamin:eh .e the laxly of Captain Stephen
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A Letter to the Editor of "My Greedmother's g east owe "ad mißithoosrugraggioofa.vo. huts to their Noshing nets; by tile and 'of then lialoyilt Grier, by imamate Kt White. Site. 4 alaglitrate for the
motto
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"otototlithoo the esbemoopooargogisdeded statorials ha Sontrived to keep 'himself abate water .- ' saistreanty, net the folb ' a) re t• •
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to. 4, Tho Florwatlim Lours. •'• ' • to the Pubile, viz, that It 611-hie . Altai' rernalaing.in this •allnallea for. "boat
.tiree wear- Sit Flaunts he Hubei- $ Cotontl Brian O'Toole ; Cap-
Ara 5. Minns and Reason i beiagallon Pagrosal teems tine. and eve du ouvloosse Mr& olio a=t6l:l' nisei in hour. be was finisisilely diecriverand by the tail. Chatias Hoses; Oerstge Wade, Pal .; Captain Clif-
Ilk 'typal nit Poetry to °military. . , the Pone go. ' Anita dale AM petted Et us- Moreed soother boat. and Win hark to Hartlepool in ford; Arthur Kellet; E-q.; Overington Bolter, Esq. ;
trytt..s.7„ LiGirrsemfaren.An tribrealtn•tie. It se.oodinforongoo. pnorocedretionestaff.... „Tba..enibilst bowman annetstirory appals( of safety. We hats tormented with Whits sloes hie blew Manrke •Jonee, Esq. • Nicholas Ooodall, E.g. 3 John
1 weenies. and odds sovskiss whim bid lode"-, .• cakes escapes sad oistolosel from hi* the above Iranian- Hompgt, Beg r,- joau 'Kellett, Esq.; and Mr. Edward • •
Au -S. Msrael Night; a Paadall "Ida" :114th Heed, sere deaeremile Meter. I**_t_friehste "'Pm° re- taro. He further Informed eis, that-the accident homes- Diian. *.
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e• tannins
osetamt.a's FArfieteo Roma, of clams*. grogoo.tioggie; enhas haw* ceded to noseddr ahem -*llama. 4le eight Whom weer -abet a shott time. Infos; It The Jury twiny sworn, aid handy viewed the body •
. mimeo ou of no goad
*a opeasiatadataranagilsb Form •"-..i. I, .'7` - 44.14 „swss me imeki, boomw of beffelled, Illarriiiie 'eliestvil. 16i "no good.eme• of of the said Stephen Oder, ' ter keer end In-
de. id timer l'lndeo• .h•ii;1.001... . ' ,•-• : &Hone emakdin et "dm geetatidill *- ineg going to ' • MIL blettliale end If be
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mom me Jaw Illionlitite. Oidi , gooptoolomegotot . ~_„., ~ ; , , .... .• • this ti " • • "1.111.71„97rq' - Themes Jones, print/ark, •helneywott, that
,Z. II Is&ii - ' • !MA • ' • ia' ifaer :cii- •- e was hearai be' To-Minted the '7th of Sapteoston, the day ba which ~ i
'MON. ernrlrlaraibent I. GM* • . ... ',1.! s'i.-conailit, sia 9. Yloitatrus. . to ant* a stogie mum, and then finally disappeared.- Celesta titter was wooadoe ;Vas at Work on that day
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lirovosoognsinsofuestuwen
ere". "a Riau" i'm ma " fiala" 11114:6617 *estimates, Prise, via. No. M 4, OO; 110,000, aid niters! marriage.-(//wrAem Comaly.,4drertirer.) abort half:past 2, p. ma proceeded to the drawing-room.
&gad old faslituel paw thews Durst • minor Capitals. STOXEXATEX, Oct. 7.-.-Thhi mornitsg, 'boat eight, whose be *sand OaptallNhier !yin* on his back; wit- •
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lee, di blettep.ese Find Capitalls-all tish +4+ adman Goys.
. o'clock, the sloop Martha, sf Limekilna, James Sharp," seas ioquired if' he irtitilfurt, elan *bleb he said be
-ue Beelemehm-eir firevtag Id.Chleasetln be: owl ) Lottery begins Seth this Month. (k-rosea• muter, with lime„ front Sindatlanat to Findborn, was. was, ii.ia had hut a feirtnindtes.•to Nees-the ball having •
6t any be damn the First Day. sad every. or ' drive, is here among the rocks at the back of the liar.' -rand thrdagh his bony; tad he fait it lodged
in his
as duds *animal chance; the Draithigalogles 0.- DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. .
or, bet. test e geed Sams. wills' tie dent. seas a bourse,' on fire, and scarcely a rag of sail reasaiaing. vide 1 on being asked by
.witneas liontit happened. los
at rmle• themes e. newts will be mash Idithealt Pant II M A RKI "T haetuir obtained his Majesty's
She had, from the violence orthe weather, sprang; leak, answered it was Rai accident. ' Inn chiefly his berg built 4
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1 MUM 4110. ItTTON km no measles to remind Ida ,„e..,.....
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bees loon to recommend thom Moat thirty mills at sea, el[ Berwick. last night, be.' while winks* was assisting !Aar to bad. be held 60 his
06 Set lifs samess in selling erase Prizes. it Walt al" wr''''.".'... MACHINED, trees eight and nine o'clock, and shortly after the crew band to Mr- Christopher Illyeee. whom Ile met 'at the •
dyes nil blows. All Busteess le the - Pubis Fads tithe Pointe u the most perfect and ssethil article for that
Cued that Ski mull was dm Om, and by the time mho drawing-room 4100 r, and said he
.pitien him (Mr. H.)
p se ever'constructed ; for a y simplicity, expodi-
allaetad alit44l.litiewideePetek"the°lleLikCefilital. tillorn",and portability. It stands unrivalled, as it saarrawrat Mired .here gibe . was. in Same.' from stem to stern. more than* hi did himself, inal again repirbteitat Was an
NERVOUS DISORDERS. ' draws the sleet weight of any amide, from Oa" Oman to a Great. praise is due to the seamen and others in this accident I wititess first saw Mr. Chriomplow °Harvey at , ,
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' Too. without the ass et Weights, thereby MOW time sod plate. for the extrarardinary exertion instantly made, to the room door : he appeared is the 'greatest afitictioo $ V ' ' ; s-a
%11FRATED Appetite tad Indigestion. Lateness iahour,-Being perfectly portable. it may
,be ased Piny carry two boats ever the pier and rocks, with the view of there Was no person in the room when witness entered. 't.'" " -•
.F.sl Spieler. Leatfahe lad Weldon% notarote the aftaation-Its emit:tarsal utility tousttherefore be melenlahle anal( the people rot hoard, which they eitinratelyeffeat- except On deceased: about three Initiates befitv,ileps.-
Key of e lercesepse:Dee if. the allient. aid pectilierly.of yerdornesie penmen ; le shops; Warehouses, candlearliews, .4,t bet at the imminent risk of their own Bees, there eon* heard the shot, Captain (trier and Mr. C. Ilan/ ,4 . i
II Wersous. symptoms, wbether they bare their marketehouses, barns, on wharfs, at rues mid Cstraell*ssi- being an isenetve*Ora" thawing at the time ;so much en, were imam.. of the rooms conversing like brothers. and . •
ighs he the fashionable sod dissipated Welts, sus excessive tie, corn, bay, wool. &c.: or for loading heavy articke tll that one of the two boats• in returning with part of the loapecting the Improvemmate going on. Deponfmt fur-
Wila of the appetites and passions, or anxiety of may be attached to the chain ore mane, and spew +tight - _.. • se, . that he knew ht oftheir ii at 1 % '''• ' '
id. -ate best einatemod by the CORDIAL BALM OF at tho time of craning; it may be also made with a ebonm um from the was nearly snampeo, a heavy sea en state., mit ng •praeo 0 nit
ILEA% a remedy 'which 'has slain aid
of Wet god weigh persons. From its ostrsaaasionikke.ts Is nsereell boats almost tilled her with water, and swept the man a mark that day,"nor were they ever in the habit of do-
luphed
over the most aPPallieg • feature, of Mosso& It possible to be inaccurate; yet. if lit seer should be so, Moro at the helm overboard : but, being a good swimmer, lee tat; so to his knotledge ; heard hut die ghat fired ; wit- P
ay he resorted to by meets of Aber sex. end Of ail ban adjusting %crew, which will momentarily correct it. rearnt# the SKIM., sod • was assisted Mere so as to get ISTSs was in the •drawiernoom the Snrotay preceding: .
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ne, with the greatest conisleate to its mild, Seals, ead•re- H. Meansorr begs to caution the Public artless mend safe on shore. Hal ' the'vessel 'teen. kept at sea for an and saw two pistols lying on the eltiutnerpieee. - .
entire qualities. ,a_ . •.i. ir. -1. sporicias imitations of his excellent sad maul iatentioa. hour or two Mager, all oh board most bare peeishyd ; . •'Hugh limlmotoldsbourer, swore.-Heard a shot. and
void by Mr. Johnston, 06, Cornbill ; Mr. ataltgaT. an, which Sr. attempted to be introdueed ; sue arson his gems- for. shortly after they were get oft the lire was so great immediately after saw Mr. C. Harvey running out, call-
nrertiltr.eete . opposite New Bond-street. and ill other ibe Patent Principle that have sot a label with his taw so over sho.sbip. tint the men would have had only the leg for help. and desired witness' hp /re to the draWing-
&kin v'eattera, ti bottles pries 11s. per bottle; or ever the tunes dens. , .
wer is *sr Valipt bottles, for ins, by which 06 Its. 11. Mautiorr having mad" eassiderabloiroprovameats in choice left of throuting thamsolaas Into the sea. to save seam, to assist I laputi n Grier:. 1. I ''i‘i -Len ••"
wah is illitod,•temellso words " Siena Solonsea, Little- his PATENT KITCISEN COOMINS A AAAAAA US, fools a MAI- themselves ,from Got hires. In the COWSe of a little Nicholas Archer. at D. smolt ar:fienettio " oft
mal." esgrentill the Stamp. without obi& .9Oise are (sate in recommending it to the Public. es • most complete time the mast went ever, the rigging being previously Friday, thet7th of Neptrenber,•ahoin as hats thin
renne. . 4 _
..., :, ,• - ' '-• ' amide for roasting, balder. boiling, and otweselog with ago. destroyed. Her ambers will he saved, but the vessel, earl; before *uterine 'he room, heard test
Patients twilirlingMbeene. red obtain it brelfplthatiou some In ftsel, by one asodente-slud am sod with as esonstaut ae4 every thing belongieg to her, even the greater part lamostatiou expressed by Mr. C. Ilarvea. who reclaim- 2...
otilihmedlosso, ameamened milk a regalttauwaf al 011 e supply of from twelve to twenty genus of hot water ; also. of the IMO S private property. is altogether lost. The ed. in a frantic state, that he had shot his friend. Car
'sok este. - .• • • WASPS Cantata for airing linsmeneeping dhicor hot. heating sails having been previously blown to piers', and the taliattrier afterwards begged of fir. C. Harvey to coo- .
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. plates. dishes, stc.; W. onoldag steads are neer main. ship, on that account, being almost unmanageable her sole himself, es it teas perfectly accidental. and entirely t
. . I - ANGEL INN., , and it is a positive awe for.. smoky chhaney. A now getting I' hare at the ureictoedid, smiths lives Of. tier his own leek: the deceased tnen wiled, that be bat! ,
• IT. GLIEMICNT'S WYBAND, Tarter P Cooktno A tut. embracing the binds belogtbereby saved, is truly providential.-(Rdth• blow hiadliag one of the latols, and 'bought be had e -
feregoing advantages, *Mainland forshipa, or attendees ‘,....k st.., N . , s
. . . . left kat half cock; Mr. I bervey then asked the decement
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elkelre•naew onus en vitainik.twa. aura cow. where there is so chimney. sad pentisrly adulate/cows for bur* It '' • ,
" witinh, pitman awe Nun' neon. . the Persian Markets. Kitchen land op with steam appm .1 he Orman saucit .(a sew venal), which sailed lost if ho home him, on as hick deceand shook him. byth,e
r formio. MG MAILS mad eiIim.COACILLS
_.„_A int. from tin abets INN :. . rime, eathrselag all the late Improvemeats; also baths,
twasorystorin. hans staireestis sad battings, heated by ogee. aal a. a -
Saterday morning from Exmouth for London, bad her hoed, a, .d repeated he had nothing to accuse blot of, It
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ad hl. rigging Wel carried over. Wing Olarely comp accidental. Oe exaeduieg• the wound.
steam, epos a principle 0 perfect auerby. Also an li. heard le a gale of mad. leavin her a• Mk t and wisweeelhellid the hail had 'Penetrated *Oita an inch - i
ISA Mbyal Mall, via Dover, Tnesalay and Friday Nights,
cloys, poToor goat irtzitypitekidojao at. es snaky mar **meet see ow 10X.on lins.44os4isip4l44lo4olPibilase• dle
ttatrz;met MAL ." - 7.7‘-,7;;" ,-if „ ~;" - 4"•-4--'"' whelk -het •terittr Winn 'Wetness. -lietlitabeed .eh- i
dod e•wit Man. 614•11htidalliallif,_Llib-1 Ibillibrrutt staylif6
be • . daily in use at **Patentee's - •
strallal4 . sea Palma, men' Breathe att = rem 7. .Mtbroutt. Oct. te.-!-The En weather, which conti- ihrelY to the eighth rib, i
ad Semarn at ball-past 6. Os its -anima etLudes
age se klapufactory, Landes Home, 09, neet.street. t need f th 1 has length
nu or so many awe a Jere, at clanged ; between whieb and the se-
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and had of Naos of the lronmongers
Wino etWiert. to °Davey paeasegneedi'pereller amil a to land. respectable
- the wind having shifted in a heavy shower of rain ant was the esa•e of his amnia on the 7th of October, op to.
which tine witness cootinned to at end ham; deceased.
womordhaellCasah.o.eaeleg. taChkaliewa
'llll"sebglisSali'llinigg' Indent Amour repaired, and re instates to its original bait from SE. to W.S.W. began to blow strong, ant! on i
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' ' * faction Armour maasfactorod, bought sold, or lot os Monday night last increased to the heaviest golf within daring his illness, frequently earn-eased to witnese, that
Gliamaystse Weil. tbrougb Hedy. OrtfonlanadCheltaidual. rf,. . • •• ,_. , • ...•._ he suffered risott on Alt. U. Harvey's account,- than on
esep,Eseelag at a qearter past 7, sad Seney at heat. '"'`• Sly recettation ; too tom MI tee miaowing M0r11044. 'TT.' ~,, . .. • .
XX* . . DOOMS etpfeeena won. nil of the vessels io the harbour were forced to all'. their "'a °was
Hoe. vitae, ad .. into she „vein 1 611 f 1 b 1 Robert it-awiek, M. D. being duly sworn, torrolto- • 3
ant pi .s or I e . , .
DemfranCenterleiry Mall.throenhineeniaLatrilete. Thy hnuse. sad (in the cup of ilk
milieseesliam, every Breath, at a (tarter, ~ an That borvey-drop) thy pleasing wife. ter. The ROM revenue cutter, followed by the Mansfield. rated Has rvidence of the last niters., as to the cancer*
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Vothainpast 6. Prom Colhoebery, and +SOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, me en• Aracklood sad Preening packets ran for Saarland t and fawned by Captain tirier for Mr. C. Harvey; sad m
' ate ressavoyed to Deal. Mocssta, Itaargaes.lllolll- the Enileay.our AAAAA te cutter•and the- Francis Fresh; :,3 . •
Be., an from Dever, paresis vre'ese to Welk-re the oronnd being the cause of his dearth; *speeded
raptured his auditors with this subject, that ths married . ' Pill.dotaased every thy and night dining his illness, unser.
Posnolfice packet. for Castle - The 1144.Ver packet, „ . '
luso Sualgato. Myths, Dimehurch. Renew an sea flew to their wives, and the hucksters bastased as beknew deceased
baring the mails for- Waterford on board, held fast till sleeping one ntitht ant of the hens" i ~ • . .
h=diadk- through gemenb„, ueniege and Hew_ wedded:. and " The Spectator" has alarmed, that *lnward ._h Bad Mr. C. Harvey to be on terms of the greatest into- ..
aakey
gi ea latat e planar pmt yowl *may, et " wife" is the most agreeable and delightftl ousels nature. noir 'IIt ' T esd" I •
t tea ec or on tt ay, wiles, in a aeavy siren o
mac and had occasion to prescribe for Me. C. Harvey. 1
110698110- The sacred Institution, theta of marriage, compusses the sea, her large ebtin moorings gave way, and' she was .• , . •
for Indisposition, hrongbt on by grief, for the injury in-
.theamed Bfisiol P.m cook t, carry owl peee wide. desideratum of our enjoyment ; teaming sot only with Imp compelled to ran for Wayland. Notwithstanding the
retell on his friead. 4
kiwi Lewes. hbooreetak, ads, end Gummi.. pines' on earth, but disposing the soul itself to barmonixe never* gale abort atoms of the same day (Cuesday), a I , .
miry Metaled at squatter past 41. with bliss hereafter. large steam vessel was discovered conatag up the •bar. John It. Irene. Esq. sworn.-Is a surgeon : was con- 't
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*than Bristol Paden* every Afton°, et*. Previous, however, to unripe into this hallowed *bile's- boor, which prated to be the St. George. of Liverpool. Mandy with the deceased front the period of the accl-
aim. t Peat cendi, in two de .. to nee! peer beide. don, it becomes an imperative duty. not oily to ramslatethe Capt. Davies. which left Bristol at 12 o'clock on Mon- dent until his dealt ; corroborates Doctors Archer's . ,
a.. • Reamer. me . •D„w e.ene passions, but to cleanse the grosser mature from Maw im- Jay, few Dahlia. soil had weathered the strong and ad- and Reawirk's
evidence as to the cans* of Captain i .--
likadars. )Monday, Wsdataday, and Friday Monsiags, at critic's• wit: di the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may
verso gale without damage, aid 'which vessel could have Orier's ihnith, and the "O"ted -
am" "Ilk °•lld' ii abkll halm" ibe the alle"°•da- le
"wined
ePee it.
To
the
"fleet of
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lire
beesbrought in hero in fon hours frail Urinal, kad Mr. C. Harvey for the melancholy accident, and Captain
In et fautlies, !avoids. is mho mans seder,* thr attributable many of those tiepins humans, which. while ^ .
MAW Of eon *esteem theme day. k b ''
they excite the commisoratioa of the beholder, should Mao not Captain p the ar our some distance t but -Grier**::nsiety on Mr. C. Harvey's account,
n-street, Dublin sworn.
George Pardy, Esq. of blerrio , , . . i
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Liglig reel
.oensh, through CuekSeld, the. gem ieterttrillootalstatitstbawfinjestlLlLettaTreboo4_a
marilsw.
orSvelleella *wall-
' Bede Salad earitiathiked Telegraph
~o through elp- finding the length of the passage was likely to be pro•
residues In greeted be the eoeriatiance of the gale, whieit had not in -
the tropic-. will relaxh the elastic libre-but more especially the least abated, he thoughtit pendent to patio heto :or Is nephew to Mrs. Oder ; came down on hearing of
mentioned to Captain Crier
the ac sent, and soon after .
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nom, Leatherboad, Clanton and Honk Ti,
anday, Mars- dora the Premature infataatiml of youth too freeeend7 emu- coals. It having moderated a Bide on Wednesday morn- the alai t impression he had in his mind relenting'
day. and Saturday Mornings at 10. promise tbe natural dignity into a state of Inanition, from lag. but still blowing too bard for our anekets,to leave the affvir, from the erroneous statement in the ll'e.rford
Glosimaster New Post Coach. the Cbampion. through domes the &gaoled sufferer more the. doubts the ebonite of their Garnering. places, and the Agent for packets having flerald; deceased desired witness to dismiss from his •• •
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Wyman. to Om tad. Cheltenham. Hendee% Carmarthen. relief' To all seek thee'
we
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ourselves, alferlaa the London tank fur Waterford of thelatli, sth. and 7th thought every feeling of a nature 'unfavourable to Mr. • .. ,
Tenby, Ron, itmenee, ite. or de aut..: - - hope-energy—museelar strength-felicity ; nor will our C. I larvey. and repeatedly stated, that it was purely
inst. and the bags i I Pm the I.
cross-post a .114 t o e, app Ica- t" '
I Ceeshollimiegh sissy Afternoon at l advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by theaccidental, andthat the statement, that they were firing
multiplied proofs of tweedy years w
are experienee. ties was made to the Master of the St. George steam
Wexford Paper, was Utter .%
t rk insetted is the -
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Areatist....4 amiNNlWCaire. Tuesday, The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed yawl to cosec roam over, which be agreed to do; and e
faismerusWitaessstateld that deceased said the istol went
tad Saturday haeses7. by the sospensiou of those blesslags which concentrate the having used every dispatch in tatting in a supply of P
•is off in Mr. three 's hand accidentally, and paralysed
Light
Rautsgate, Dail ;god seeedstairs nuptial wreath-forths females habit is often aonsnhtlonally coals, at half put four o'clock, P:X. cut off t coal .y . - .. •
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*Coedits. every Me
set . weak-yet It can be strenethssod. tad dottiest mangy Ism lighter, sad pragoodad down the harintir against a him completel g witness was totally unacquainted ale
'Littera Light Post Coe
through , etc, every proved Into Noctional power. strong wind. and mom at sea, choir of St. Ann's Lights. Mr. Harvey's family, but beard deceased continually . 4
Months' at 7. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as In every in forty initiates from the time of starieg. the distance anation their names as his must attached friends ; de-
perenneeth New end magens Light pad mock the Igo. relaxation of the generative samorny, we pledgee our ability bang about eight utiles g and I have no dranbt, ere this ceased stated to witness•that he had conseh over to dims
aviator, to carry only Four !aside. thumb ILloptoo, to mire sPeedily, and with offset Earnestly wheat's' to a 1 i
(twe ve. nue), has delivered the eqiiieln Waterford bar- eith Mr. C. Harvey, d! day tia.emelaannc olyaatide3ni.
Guildford, Petardeld, and Potties, story at 0. expel the unfeeling empyric from tbo position so umptu- happened, and on mentioning ht wife dchildren, -
; . 4011T411114 COA4II4S. , ously taken up. we deviate from assentl principles with less host. which ad they not been mist by this conveyaree,
wa included (" poor Uhristrer."l as lie reprate,ll! 4
Teri, Newcastle, sad Edinburgh Crashes. en re all '
hesitation • &ode:oddest in our owe bosourable lausgrity as would still lits !yin in this harbour.-('/'pit Cereebnan.)
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Pelts of** North, every Movelagare a ritmetst Ware O. Members of the College of Bergamo', we refer the safer The w**er here has been very tenmestmoos for eke
called ".", ". 'd"tic . '''-''' . . - . .
non evinced by 3I r, Harvey • 4
'tuck/stet Imseaster, Headak, . eemannity of either sox (especially those entering into ma- last fear econspeein with very heavy rale; but
Medftrulleld. nets,anxiety.
ah:ve ',O; pleteta rimmed every wapiti-
gionceto. 64,0 e. Halifax, RosegimarAdd soder._ trtstooial life) at OTIOS to our house, where daily attendasoe era have heard of ita material damage. A vessel was family, ° "
with Coaches, daily. ""'*• is given for pyramid consultation , and letters from the picked up la the Offiror ea Saturday last, laden with sant impression from witness"i -mad. if indeed any
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Coaches from Portsmouth to Chlsludar, am the arrival of •
country aro immediately answered . these most amnia a apples and POlateee, bound to this port; ate bed been thing were necessary after the assurances of Captain
remittance for Advice andMednino, which can be forwarded Grier.
the Mali, through Emsworik, Coshes, &c. to Bognor. run dews by a large vessel, and had lost her foremast,
to any part of the world, however distant. Henry Bellhops., IP-
s...-q. sworn—is a particular friend .•
Salisbury Post Coach. to carry only Fur Inside, through bonsprit. etc. with her bows stove in. It was fortuoate
Staines, Basingstoke, Whitchareb, Aadovsr, tc, every DOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeon,.Grier, and accompanied last
was Picked up aq Sotarday, gait is MOD then pro. and re of Caram
Morning at 7. lie. 7, Jormyn-stroet, St. lamas's. sad No. 11 aba o bearing of the. accident ; eon-
bailie eke would Imre . foundered is the tempestuous _witness from Dahitn, 0 .
Wale/ford end Wentsue Coeds, thrugh Makkabead, Bouverie-street. Fleet-street, Ludo'. .
' - WWI every statement of last witness, as to what passed
Netihrbed sod Rare , ell, Tuesday. Thorne,. sad Saturday n• JEGIS of IF&
Just tublished (Fifteen& edition), . weather on Suaday. Early on Monday storming, stg- • -
between bite and deceased ; knew the patties Id hava
e familiar eommeatery eta An above nal gess of -distress were board from Releaser. from i
Mornings, at B. ,i
Godalsolog toad Galidford Telegraph Cush. Illumela Diseases. By GOSS au.; Co. Addressed to the Yosaliand the Windsot Castle., which bad broke from her moor- been most particular friends. ' '
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kinanoss, Moon, Cobham. and Ripley, on Itloodala iffoll- Maturity of both Sexes. May be badat 20, Paternoster-row ; lags; prompt assiatasca being sooderd hi the boats of The Jury having fully considered the evidence, return-
today, sad Friday Mornings at Itt ; aundays at 7 sod no 50, Pall-mall ; 16, Prieeemstreet, Soho ; P 74, piemmtraset ; the seighbouring ships. she was sus re-secured- On ed the following verdict:-•• We find that rue deceased
; • ' sad plait Booksellers. Pries is.
taros to Loudon the same day. Monday night, the starboard side of the Pigany schooner Stephen Grier. came by his death by the accidental • ' 1
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cabanas
To Twickenham. Brentford.• and Iskworth MX* Icor DISASTROUS EFFECTS (IF THE LATE DALES. she was lying alongside of, repairing-(Plpasefili After the Inspotet. the body was iaterred in Castle-
Way, Weduesday, Friday, and astuday. —wee.....- Paper.) - bridge church-yard the burial ground of the Harr. y '
EAMEa and Co. Proprietors. The heavy gales which have blown from the • A kind of buoy. finned of a painted shei-skia bag. f• I ami y, attended by a vast cuiscour of all came.. in
Pareelarand Putter.° are saraty end exisaditioasty eon- west anal south-west, in the early part of tint week, have Ailed with sir, throne) which panes a stick, bating at addition to the first people of the co Dry, and the etfieer.
*yid free This INN to every City, Tose. Village, nal
• a placed the fishermen on one coast* in great danger; and the upper end a plume or tuft of horse-hair. It boats of the army, resided at Wegflart,nad ihavicinity, it N LIS
Ceserry Seal in the following Counties, viz.:-
Berks. I lereford. surrey. we lamest to add, that in one Instance they have proved over the nets to merit eh.' p 1,,,,, whet., they era tall. remarked that people cage upwards Silltismisity milts to
hacks. , Gionentor, names. fatal to an unfortunate member of that lodostrions clan. • evince their respect sot stmpathy fig the umfortutiate
MELANCHOLY DEATH OF CAPTAIN ORIEIt. e ,a .•
Cunlwall, Kent. Wins, On Sunday evening many of the fishermen of Hort lepool angora so Idiomitably "Witted. Wiamodoestaad that
Hesse. Oxford, 'Wattmeter. procre•led to sea, and among others. Jetties Harrison, --.011.- MC deceased was mull Wend in the coqntiv, .and •
Dorset. Banta, Somerief, South Wales. aged 32, accomPaaied by a armee man named J. White. ' (Front the Dahlia Morale, Poor, of &reorder) has left a widow end fur Tisiblllit t 9 regret his lot., ,it ,
All Feria of time Isle of Wight. Jersey. Guernsey sad all 'flies! two proceeded in their coblia to th" northward.-- We inserted, a few days back, a paragraph, copied the early sage of 35 years. He was on La pay of the .-
Ports of Franco, and to all peels of the North. When off Black Halls Rinks, about silt o'clock ean Mom from aWes ford paper, incerrectio-somepardedars,stating With r. gluing. • I
Neat Post-Cheises• kc. at the shortest Ratite.
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'Jae fawning. White requested Harrison to assist him in the melancholy accident which happened to this mach
• • Tote Notice. that no Package, containing glass• china ' II
eat.rhea. pole, cash, for bank-notes:how malt et;
,else,• changing the position of their sail, which he tboaglit respected gentleman. h i
by the .mmonous handliag of fire- DatalTONeekt private. elaminatlma- Wed14,1141.* ma - n
out be' areemaged for, if lost or damaged ; any othe expand them to danger ; Harrison observed it would do arms, by one of his sum particular and Intimate friends, Moodayt Whew our Magistrates. A maw of . .eameef
Warrior nasoragerls luggage, atalarutaltu Si. yoke, unless very wail Scarcely had be uttered thee* •words white a —the event has unfortunately proved fatal. We have ' wee Aerged with vi•datiog the p!rsoit of a child, ,
specified as arch when &Mitred at the Otter, and paid for tremendou wave approached them; White foresaw what hero furaishael, through an antheadc Ansel, with a, under nine years of see. The prisoner is a waiter, and
accord:ugly. d war to happen. and uo setaei the oars-tith ware struck' report of tho Inquest held on the body of Captain Grier, lodged in the house of the parents of the child. ,
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liv Madrid papers to thelth instant, we learn that
the Session of the Cortes Extraordinary was formally
opened on the 7th. The King attended to deliver his
voted, in person ; and it is worthy of remark that the
()open, of whose had state of health so much lass lately
said, was also present. Her IlLijesty was arecten-
aanied by the Infants Donna Maria Itramisea do Asir
nd the Princess of Beira. After the preliminary cere-
monies were gone through, the King, having taken his
place on the throne, read the following speech:— '
Samosas,--Circasnstances truly important have in-
duced me to draw around me the represestativeu of the
notion, who possess so mane claims to its confidence.—'
lay own is revived on beholdiog them thus assembled in
this sanctuary of the laws, where they are about to apply
:•1 immediate remedy to the urgent necessities of the
c..t.tdry.
'foe enemies of the constitution, employing every
means which can besuggested, by a passions, barbarous
as infatuated, have succeeded in enticieF into the career
of ct ime a considerable number of Spaniards. The mi.-
. tgritines which the disorders have produced in Catalonia.l
,triton, and other frontier 'provinces, weigh heavy on
my hrart and on yours. It is for von to apply an Ace-
ions remedy to such lamentable disasters. The coun-
try .:eniands the assistance of outocrous and rigorous
nuns to rertrain at once the audacity of her rebel sons;
-tarsi the hraee anti loyal soldiers oho are serving her in
the field of honour call for vigorous and effectual men
sores to ensure the hippy success of the enterprises in
which tbey are employed.
•• Nations tumidly met/dais a respect for each other
in proportion to their power, aad to the energy they are
of displaying ander peculiar circumstances.
.Sp.iin, from her situation, the advantages of her coasts,
her productions, and the virtues cf her inhabitants,
.inerits a distinguished place in the political fabric ot
Europe. Every thing conspires to secure to her that
imposing and vigorous attitude which meat obtain for
her from other countries the consideration to which she
is jowly entitled. Every thing combines to paint on
the necessity of forming new relations with those state
which tram bow to radio :te our true riches and re.
sources.
I nerd not call to your attention the glories and the
merits of the Spanish army, the model of disinterested.
ness and patriotism. The heroic sacrifices it had made
for nations' independence are well Imam); all Europe
is acquainted with the services it has reentered in the
Cass.of liberty and the country. Those citizen warri-
ors call for the establishment of military ordinances and
regulations in harmony with the fundamental code, and
the improvements of the art of war. The ordinary
Cortes were occupied during their laic wired og with this
interesting 'object, and its continuation Is one of the
ohjocts to which your attention must in the present ere-
r;on he directed.

" .k. we are already in possessions of a criminal code,
and as ,he promulgation of so necessary a work relieves
those-who have to administer justice from the immense
fatigue of looking for it is the innumerable VOIIIIIIPE by
n Is it was formerly obscured, it becomes absolutely
necessary tit the code of legal procedure, modelled is
the same iiiii ils compli to the removal of the ob-
stacles which are still oppi,sed to its prompt di.pensatioa.
" These, tieuore., are the iroporunt subjects to the
consideration of which you are railed. Others of no
less weight will be offered to your deliberatio• daring
the course of this extraordinary session. lint thong'
Ones objects are all of au arduous and difficult nature,
none are superior to your decision, your penetration,
and your p.triotistu. The extension of the bonds of
• among all the friends of liberty will AM too ad.
ditional lustre on those eminent qualities. which to Spoils
and myself are the surest pledges of your prudence.
All good men will rejoice to behold yon tine* more oc-
cupied io providing fur their happiness, and the
disposed will find io the National Congress a barrier im-
penetrable to their criminal projects."
As soon as his Majesty had concluded his speech,
,the PRESIDENT of the Cartes ruse, and spoke as fol.
foil s

"Sarron,—The present extraordinary Cortm, called
to provide for the urgencies of State, to rid the nation
of the bands of factious which infest the various points
of her territory, to wake arrangements with foreign
Powers, and to place the military laws and the criminal
code in harmony with the institutions by which we are
governed, will seise the opportunity of man:festing their
zeal in favour of these important objects.
ihe principle on which depends the security and
even the preservation of any political society is, that It
most he defended by an assembled force against any
public insult or violence ; and since we are in a situation
to repel the attacks made on the tranquil enjoyment of
.0e 40'1 which we have sanctioned In our social cons-
peer, it is Just and necessary that we should plate the nit-
lion in the requisite state of power and activity, for re-
pelling aggressors, putting down rebels, supporting our
,ric los, and rendering. respectable the public voice, and
tl r fundamental law which that voice has restored. For-
tunately, the heroic virtues of patriotism and valour
Urns the character of our a arriors, and render them con- j
'Menotti; wherever they are employed fur the safety of
Noe country. The anumetltatioo of those warriors, and
the aoqnisition of res mrces, will finally raise us to that
powerful situation, w licit, by rendering victory undoubt-
ed, will obviate both the necessity of attack and the pre-
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•• The Cortes, guided by the sublime and benevolent
Peas of producing the common advantage of mankind,
and impelled by the political principle that to place in
I,tii force the !,pirit of international right and commerce.
and of mutual and reciprocal assistance, is labouring for
the welfare of the nation, will concur in making arrange-
ments with those states in which are to he found the gua.
notes of our national dignity, and the bonds of social
b3dies.
" The Cortes, in their late ordinary session, devoted
a portion of their lalmers to the regulation of the army,
I e.ng convinced that the military law should be made to
correspond with the fundamental law. Thisconviciitia,
liy the just claims of the armed citizens, will
sin •
e•lilv put a period to these pending labours.
•• Judicial power, though it be that which most firmly
• 'tees snburilination, legal obedience, and ecru loyalty
t self. may at the unie time, by perversion, become the
most terrible of all things, particularly %lieu it decides
im the hooour, the liberty, and the life of the citizen;
ail since this power is constituted in guarantee of their
~rhts, it will necessarily follow that the reform of the
legislation in all its parts, regulated in the spirit of fan-
il•menial principles, must concur to couplets the work
of our happy restoration. With this view the Cortes
will consider attentively the code of criminal procedure
in order to the hetterand more speedy administration of
ju4tice in that department.
" The tortes, Senor, rejoice to receive from your Ma-
jcity the testimony of your confidence; and relying on
t to energy of the tiovernment, and on the intimate and
I armonious anion of all lovers of liberty, they concur
-o,th your Majesty in predicting the termination of the
misfortunes under which the country is labouring, par-
ticularly as the sentiments which your Majesty has just
etyressed are indicative of that virtue and firmest
which are, no less in Monarchs than political bodies,
the only sure guarantee of the public prosperity and
happiness."
In the sitting of the Stb, an application was made by
the Secretary of State for the War Department, for at
augmentation of the army, in consequence of the pre-
sent state of the country. According to his commtini.
cation, the present force of the army is 51,000 infantry,

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