The Earl of Liverpool cam...
The Times, 1824-09-21T00:00:00

'The Earl of Liverpool came to town from Coonsbe WVood ywsterday morning, ani transacte(d businecs wvitlh Mr. Planta, the Under Secretarv for Forcignj Alfairs. Yesterdlay Earl Bathurst transacted busiHess at thce Co- lonial.office. T'he following news has been received by the Greek Committee, in a letter tlated. Ancona, Slst August, to whihel place tlhcy hadl been sent from Mfissolonghi :-" Der- vish Pacha having reached ivlarathon, witli an armiy of' 14,000 mzen, was attaeked by the Greeks, at first but 800 in number; being reinforced by 5,000 men, they route(d the Turks, took possession of their baggage, and the Pacha and( 600 of his followers wvere all that escaped. Many of the enemy were slain, and maisy taken prisoners. Those wvho conceal themcelves in the woods are pursued by the conquerors. All the Turks wvho> landile( at Ipsara were, without exception, destroyed. The condulct of the bravz, sariots was worthy of their forrr.er fame: thie vomen took uIp arms, and foughlt to defend their country. A convoy, consisting of many foreign vessels, levied by the Turks ftor the carriage of provisions, was attacked by the Greeks, and talken, after a combat of eight hours in the roadstead of Chio. The prizes are two corvettes, one sloop of war, and 53 transports. A Turkish frigate was burnt, and the fleet has taken refuge in Smyrna. The Capitan Pacha is at Mitylenc, an(l the valiant Adtmniral Miaouli is eoiifi,leiit of furth er triumphs." Extragt of a letter fromn the agents to Lloyd's:-" Ier- nambiico, Aug. 9.-A British vessel has been ordlered to Rio Janeiro, stated to be the Verses, from Palermo; also the Americani schooner Spartan, without any commmlli. cation fromn the Coimmandter of the squadron to any of the Consuls." Mr. Faunde.roy lived with his mother and sister in Ber- ners.street, anrd had a countrv-house at Brighton. It is said he se- parated from his wife fron i1hd very motrient of their leaving tle churcl in whiich the marriage ceremony took place. irI justice teo Mr. Samuel Bamford I1ameri respecting whomn somne observations reflecting on his charactert appeaved in our paper of yesterlav, under the head " Air. tPauntleroy," we take the earliest opportunity of contradicting the various errors contained in that statement. NWe are confidently assured that Mr. liamner never Called at the prison, or desired to be introduceed to .lr. Faunt- leroy. Itis true Mr. Hamer openedlan account with Alessrs. Marsh and Co. in July last, but acevet dre* out the tnoncy, sititer in a few dlys or at al, that gentleman having unfortunately, still socni monev and securities iD their hands. Air. Hlamer never applied to Msi. vlau.eroyl or t aily 6tber person connected wvith that banking- to cliscoutat, either fbr himnself orany other person, any bills or notes whatever, norhad he ever any conversation wth Mr. Faunt. leroy., ox^ept on lte 0Casion of his frst intyoducLion to the house when he originally opened an account wlth Mlarsh atd Co. ta.AN.CmSv,._(From the Dublin Star, Sept. 17.)- Yteerday 3r. Canoni;gvisited several of the public establishments of rite city,. to which he was introduced by out- respecterl 'ord IMayor. The Ri^lhtl Hon. Gentleman, accomnpanied by Lord Bovward de Walden, and several other distingutRoed personages, in one of'his Excellency's carriages, arrived at tine Mans3ion.hotse. Shottly afrcr,- he procecded with the Lord Mayor to the Bank, tc e Coltege, Newgate,. &c. The Recorder of Waterford and Mlr North, we tinderatand, necompanied him. Upon arriving at the SossionT5hostse, M-e. Canning sat on the bench beside Lord Nor- burv for an hour, . Attbebank, he examtined attentively the sari- ots offlces of that national. establishmlent, which must have been pattliClaTly Interesting, to him-from the associations connected with their oeikinal appronviation. At thp College, lie visitedl the superb Library-ani IN iaseum,- &c &c;. In conseqtience of the death of the King of France5 the Right Hers. Secretary s visit to the Lord Liet.i tenant will-ii is atd,:be akttcr tbl.n was intended. The Lord- Bishop ofLihaetic is at tes?tOPA tnVit wlth his btother, Judge Jebb, In tlhecounmy 'Wicki We snirsalld hC will arrive in tQWtj tltlg Jyttj > pay iie -X -pg to -Mtr CiSCtng, Its aaid the arl oe Brec nock,ih eldest son of the If fare~tauj Ch$its ;tibrdl Lie(rte'eant tif lKettt,'v11 offer himgelf for this siuoty at Oifaippro'schaag election, 'be Canterburv freemen resident. in Lonoti-'tre on the 7lert at the rumour of Il r.Lttshittg tOn?p,kXl' pmotton4O ,t'i.te Governondhp.Of. Bombag. Two i#cd'iif th fe temSentoo'ti jdaeeirt~4OTtadoi contiectedl with5 this ;- 1eitP r-thst ijor CArltfYialtt Is sefiously in- dlsposq~15~t his bl~n~ u~ ~rtofl cresgentb, ifld'~e~f'~'lio mueb so, that jn4 T r (Nanrk;is aboiitto PYOCc u,l t1le'United :Strstes ??l)ce'we>?>Wtn lth?X 'iew o efpurcAasteg the.sell.knowO set.~ 'tieNt?if Jtnsmorye, ~v?ec w?hii:h ,ll1; iRapp, b,aa Ao lotIg presided, in ,oTtfe;t"tlere tonu'ake an-experiment 5Ws?o.dhepractWsbljtY of rCAlittig ~hslisdeasof'uset tnewr ~vseofsotetys ': - . 1h 'The Wcsreegt9y MietdaE Meeting closed oueday e amo3unt'of ei:cl d'ny's collection at 1he athledral door+ for .tle pur- puSBe of'Thc' c?h dflty,ere as fTowf LF tst d4y, I541t 1.4g. 6ai.; ser edad dlii' 3681 7s. tlnrt! day, 3051)61.q. 5. 1 toal 8-281. 11. 4l,nn I beir5g 31 mere chari'ilile ana edlecldl e ttsehaSt'vee1.nO| 'Great fears were esitertgatned by the-aPtaitant 8ncrew, foF the taff'sav 'FitRi6 - ai7ar g sa th V ,* ai which