North Wales Gazette

1. ij J MANSION HO THREE men, the Jirrt fIr whom WS* Jarne- T^icmpson,.#h(i staipd h'ijiseIf ?* ai-oachinan the second.a young HI. r.-Igi)itc,atilL- ai)lieir- anre, was a tnillwr'gH', »f>«) thi;, itiiritwfiivcr. till SroirbiiiPii, applied to ttdfrmM OtttHATr. for relief, »» they said ibey- w,e in a' s arving cotiditi,.tv, and eeri#>n»y their appfafahrv, which pryjented i picture of.ihe last decree iif tni,'ery, (orr<>bor/»ie(i their staiprtient. Th y said ihcy were jiari ot a namtier <«h<> ha-1 ta«itr(1 rr- ceutly by *oni»> ithi])s, if^fliHg u> from wtience they had coirte, tfie Tnnn'tiit ot W pt'HnDc,wbohiilt, iinttited by file mmt a- trocii'tis- re|>re»eniAti<>n«' piriiirate to a v'ace raited; Pojai# Sartv #f 'hem-«« baite«c»(i(>«r »be mortalit), and were mi hi* civintry, WHe in the most destitute ci»n()iit-i>ii. wrohcd to reio/ii hoinc, and the thref ,iiHiln a»»'s f6r itiem selves, nn" |»r«y*d preiiPHt reTicf,i a«d?*j»i«s<agf bark, It)-Il)elr,h(?nteq ? Alderman Ga r HATT-ianl, be hati: "'illr\f\" cilp of the isliforlaniiie. i»f«We as ji ii,peirett in the public lirtitio, Roil. it was" reatfy oire :.>T » »>ry di- ptorabfe naiure, but the C'lvief MjtjimVaie, for w!>-t)1I1 he sar, hatt nt) power f>rtvein relief, or a p^iiage hOQ, The wiitsi- ih^y inAif tttke -it] he to apply to the oiftcerii of the pariih Wht-re 'hf't Iud ..I..pr. Some small pecuniary relief wo. then giv^n the %if 'ifeversi and,.n .tfii.iek «a< <lire^ett ac company tbrm to The PTIh offiwfi, The all pliCanfs, h,pv eWeT »,,»ir»n« ob- jection to be-i-ric 11:U.e1 l>.><n«> t > tj>fir J'rifinfs »s vagrants, and would altjrioM p-r<*rertjeegmi; their way, were they strong; enough to Undertake the journey. There ie h one who In!)!>ur ir.g ii'ndvr si'ime disorder coiuract^d in coq«e- quence of the hardships ih^vMuliiicd, The *hip, the Ocean, Cap':iin W|ii-iie, arriVed o» the riwr on Mond.iy, with thti list ut Jhe e'n'Krao't. Some few, we understand, from -"rtiose who -lia-e were Idr in a if) File hogpifals of (londuras antl. but of the whftle (iumber that went women, son children, but 45 were eiiib ttked in 'hf scyf- rat traders, and of the laiier ittiiiiher, a fcwii nun) b'«*e rtit'¡ffln"fhel)Ii""e:?', The greater niijitlifr have bet-t) landed ilj London, smiie. have been put on s.hore at Bristol, and n»t more tlian 3') have been as >ist he.qjd of. The.first party of einiiraots to 'he nnmher of about-ixiy, set out from Linid 'ii in ihe Ffmi- duras packet. The second ptrly set oot Irons Lerih in January las', in 'he"Xii»ners!ey C»«'le, ind arrived within a furtnie'lii afier the Hon- duras packet—namely, on the 121M of MHrrh, io Honduras Bay. The lait party consuied of about I GO men, women, and children, men bred up it) FjiZriculfure, and' several mechanic* wi'h ,Iieir fa,nilies. L w^r^ engaged at an office on the North IIe(I the Povais Landoffice, where a so it of Chalge (i,Atraires of M'GregOr r"«irfed. I At this office was exhibited the of a popolou* and brauttiul town cajled San Josef, with a Bank. a Government house, and a iheatuv Thii Wit" the city to wtnch 'he 3ettler. were io- ¡ vited, and it was represented or containing, wear 2,000 inhabitant* t the tanrt ito the was otlefi to be j¡1.tHufllH:,J!Jlerlit, and offered for !lIe the Ihlllingli frJ!H?: 8iime persons in decent CKCoiiKiMiioe* mule pun'h<ie of small p,,ircrt% <a»o»e*, 111111 tuch rorchsoics and labourers as could psiy, t«» fti 'hemsetves for.the were eneatpd to work for M'Gregor, who made .ttie.<dmoM-{iberal «ni«agev menu, He iodin-^d a nboeowfe'er, named Wij» H el lie, of Kd'ntoireh, a man in (tecem ciicuni- '1 t'iioces, to sell Ins trade^A«eit tii# fsittitv,, «• i'h aii *;hkjiiiin*eot,p* .h"e m»|t'-r-tu the IV of ( M*Gre*or'» iltr.) ir appeared that beia Witt the idea that he should, as spoil as WereMiififc^lenMf settled, come and reigii over itieni itrtder the rina of '• Prince of Poyais fie had ciio^u and induced a Gendenun, natuM Hall, »i» .•f«ner en half-pay, to give up bis co»K«iisvi.»o, 'Hi11 onf a* Governor of Sao Jos«f, wnh ;iIk? „f Colonel. This Geotleman, who WHS neaily retpected bs all the the command of the 160 who sailed in Hie Kiu Oeril«»y Castfe. 0\ f:"1\fll"nran. raptain" Crow, went <>>it with the t-tkilimatid of the :)..f¡.fl.ilpct' iit the H -ndnras packet 5 .i,. Goagi-r, a young Ifln, who it CMied to tie eta(-eil ro a renpecuatile banker in the city went oof upon ho a|ipoliHmf.„i as Manager in ifle Bank" of Pi»)ats, A Gell- tlenian allto went out as siiraeon. Nothini; could exceed the as'onithmem and angniati of the settlers Oil fiti(lit)g, when they ar- r¡ve", not a small neat "ownalld 'nt uri^nt (il. hut « dreary, sandy, spot; fJ:A rf'"«,f:,til sw4<ti|>, wiiboui the vestige < niandnia:; and insteatl 01 a" Government hnuw, a b.olc, or a riie^ire," ony 'wo or three rufrtrd huts. Hie temporary re- si euce of two A ,ier icaii qo,w t,(,) h»d'«iri»«-t| rhe p ace or the purpose of trading wtth" llie na itves. In failding. fill- of-lit$;er5 Were f)4- ro" their ca»kra>t>mj( 'uHstai'ictt ihnxiKh the salt water, and of ,L» Kot Wei. lC anrt'havir!W,!|V<'r, 'hemselves with srsour, and having c|f-re(1 ghoul 6DO Var,|s of prnand from -he stunted m.hog.Hy and trnf* ro sheh'er them from ih i ihe ««ih„ TK n tr^ 'eilieocr of ih* wea'ber. rhe weather w„ HiioWshle. The h^at of (lie suo ^ift the <|a\ii,„e *a, „f,en «n bearable, and the n,gnt, Wcfe C()1<} ,n heavy rams. *r' a"8 W.l">l*°f !he and the sand m th» dav-.nne K„ hl>, a, ihe torlle eltgq into waiur,^ „r> |J(|)(k- • some depth. The nwn o,, 1tu. ti,N I landed ran about w nhoui br<,t"„,«/' har legged, as ihey would in qneoce wa,, that in a shori tune their tegs were sestrely blistered Ivy the hot sand," ami t),et were t}«nck>y m^de tum of str-tnge tormentors. A their .toe-nails and CiFe. felt. ,,t: Tlir «and-8)es and the m->«ipii»oe« uircHNHcit 'ihfiii nifht and day. All, howroci, wt-11 fortitode, vht-u aitkiies* bejtun to wcieisw rapidly amongst them The vicissitudes of the leather, their enpospd giouoi,M" toad prov isions, and -brack' wa<er', in II few days nr-ongbt on di<rdse« — im- fever, the ague, and Us'ty ,.tbe dy'^nief^. part lay. i ')I. ;-t,d III le-s than it fiVfiiuViii f»e»iy perished. The ,ck --tied :h;-ifyiiig. The condition of the mo*! 11,111 "III" of the men began io give thegu,M|vc« up to despair, Tlie shoemaker whom we have nteiiiioned as hamig been appninted »hoeiii»kpr to ihe I ^»f PoyHl*, *hoi himoelt whlUr Uiigei jn £ io lus cot. The party had not txttht) illi,I) ij, 1.,I-h,i, the Cacique-, or Kllic of ihe iMosijiuioev- '+■ Ptuxf who wa« eluca'cd fit(-w.fill ir hum tt,-p ,( big (iitijt'CU 10 reconnoitre the set'lenient He soon after sent a tf fff, wril'eo to tun own h-tnd, staling thiit having, learned ihe ««tilers belonee'l to Sit Gr«j>t>r M tJtegor, HU.1 /tnlined fil. land-uodrr hiln, lie >liniigbi proper in inform them, thai tin.ugh he had made ;» ;unl of mite* of Po\ais lend 11.ree year< ago to Sir Gr*>K<.r. >»t h-'cousideied »hni the latAer having neglec'ed lo-l^keo imimchumi of it dnnng thitt the gratli became void j and hid know n Sir Giegor as then as Its did now, tic would sever have ingfie it. The'Cacique finally declared that hfe itoiild op- pose 4he seMlcmpui of any one belonging to M'Gregor Wllhill his territory- (tfie Cacique's), and he lar.,g(,rit)ed, its the condtimil of the set- tlers temaiivMig, that shonld objure the áu- ihoriiy ol M'Gjeiror, sod %W^-AR allegianee" to him. The Cacique, after havioj; jaken the pre- caution, to asceruiii the force, of the settleri, ca.me.down in perlin" to, treat and espostulate.— HI:' ta't'd 'hat, if hi proposition were: re-sistHfd, he '"ontil bnog tinellH-r a Tiofcf Ipf upwards- of 7,000 n^t+ves, and ill mice cut OIT-all -flie iivttitri,, toward* whom he oilierwitie professed lumstH to he «■ eiI inclined -■ t. • Tltcy were theff tnn much absorbed in the de- l of their hffhffn to ativud to any stiioil^iiijn* ) and, as one ol the isuffermsex presses ii,,they were h past fear." JJesih Wat! daily .carry jn^ojf ibe ohjfd* j>f the ChnsfV jea- lousy, and in a tfw weck* would have f-WF!I); (Ill rtl of i h,- ni.. Al this time' se.vetat uien attempt,-d it» t>«cape in a canoe'to Hooilnfa*, hot were cast avf*y. They were, tvowever, pro- v'dent H!ly picked- av- by a vessel; bel,wo,eitig to Mr. Hcnne!, a .wealthy mahngany: wiei^'ltant of Honduras, 'f hat, ^emleutiiiv hy 'it He if .means, learu' the depliifahte situaiion in which ih«>.set-- tiers had been 1JfHi- tudi-, sent A vessel, which BROUGHT awav the ouniber, and the ien»* nder'were tetihvd jihonty »lleiWA'tta. A nun her w.<s taken to the b.()- I)Ifal"f)f d'ltas, oiliers provided for at It -liiSc Si the g.rea'- est exertions'were uiade lor them V»y'; it>e Gover- 11 nor G,-tti-ral C,,d,f. and seconded hy 'he iotiahi- tants, chatity & feeling are warmly ejitik-eto of b} 'he settlers. naoria)ity amongst tihem, did not dvcrea-< Col .Hatl died al, [I ifilir.,i hf(,keti hearted," and (^aptatn Ctow.was leit dangerous- ly ill. Mr; GoofCr, tfie intended haiker, and two oib er tfenilcmen away to Aiuerica, and fhoep who wv-re alile to uiider'ake the ynynge Ware t,r,yiigbt away in the fourieefi vessels,, to the nam-, her ot 45. Ailiotig those who have been tainted in Lori'tdn many are ettremely, i|l. and nearly all in a state of itoe greatest wreiahednes*,

CL u li IC/l L N utvs: OXFORP, OCT, IB.—On Thursihy lAi si Nix G ,I R Bor«ston w*s elected h on ihe irti 4e ] or Vew Foundation, at (Jaeuo's collcgf 5 and Mr J Maude, ftsliibitioner un the dllW Foundation. Sa IU eNV AIt Scholar of13,, college, WAS admitted Fellow on the Civit line. ■ Yes'erdav'ft A Thorpe, M A Scholar or Cor. IJ" Christt college, was.admiiied ^e.n'„w. C iMKufuGK, OCT IT. — O.I FRIDAY Itit- LOIFE insi. the first day "f tc ill, the f'oll.iwioj gentle Itiell -rd erected Universiij -OlTi,(efo fot the ^af Pioctors—Rfv R Crawley, M A M^dalefi t!f) andT Watsoil M AL M Jit John's College. 7Vr«<-<—Ke» Geo, Macfirhne. !M| A Trmin college add Key VV Gr«euwooi(, iVl/y €or'pu« Chriftti college. Sviutat'tti-s-flev S H Vtnre. Yti(JC'i Co I and Itev J livaon, M, A Clare hall. •PROMOTIOVS. (' ■ Re^G Berfcetf, ,\I A V.ic.ar^of Ga,ii)^i>orou<jh, -fo the It*ir»g 1 d Kpurorth. Pa'rO", th? K ng." itev G HodsOfi, Vjf Ma'ite 111 tirp Court, G'dnr es- tersrnie. to he DOIllt't' Chaplain to the i.ord I fi'diop f •l^ucesier- ,1. « ltew M Towoseoif, M to the of ^n,M«t>ury, Of(»t»««rfr*WuVr 1 ftev C Hiill, of iscarbofriuf h, M A tjheH^c- t'ory of T'-rnugJoo. Yorkshire, Itev F Nepeao. 'o he t^>mesfic CWplaj,, the R'eh'ffon. yiscouiii Si ViU<"enL M tp ihe Rectot y of Tdijlt Rvias. Panroii. J T Mayne, Esq, t' ftev P 0 A li to the Pefimtb4i Cu racy 'if AhbottVliickingtoH, l)evoii. CTERGVMEN MAI\RTUI> At • MlftocJj, Rev ft J St »i|e to K'i/.aheth, eldest dailghicf itf G ^tade, K-q —Rev Mr Clark, Vicar ot Gedoty IIMi. to 1 i.a 01tlhafll, daughter of- the Q Oldham, K11 of Till I'en —Oo Wednesday i«st. Rev Mr Wane, Curate of Seabain, to M (lj t' gl.o'BIh" P ""it r ;"°11; h(" the 14th uisf at Sireiton, ttufland, Rev Z S W irreii, A M Vicar of l)i>rriiis'on, and second Master of Oak ham School, to M ,tria, eldest dauahter .of (tew j Lamb, fiscfor of ^irettoo — On Monday 11tI. m Rath, Rev T Ptevosi,. n n Vicar of Twhuty, ,„ MI" Tawke, of D'llwich Seminary. The tvrdle ti in her C)stti yrar—Rer J fliolkclv) Oaykio, Cbaplain to his fi It II the Duke of Y-ok, to Sophia Matilda Caroline Mansetl, ynli'igegt I daughter of tt»e late B.,shop- of .flri>i(oi — Ri* fi J Moor, ot Great Bealings, Swif .|k, to Diana,'eldesi daughter of the R'-t W' Watiord, of Ji?ration» Norfolk—Rev AJiCStie, late of lidiuhurffh, to Eliza, youngest daughter 0f the Rev T Franklin, ol that ciiy. CLKRGVMKIS DECUVSBB —At Collon,' Re» ti lillenoo, linny years Mtnittfr aged 6j—At Barboo, Rev- W Hewetson,aged61, I

110" A OF, C,k V'I',Al !V, PAUfiY. Captvin PA DRV- arrived Saforrfay morning at the Admiraitv, having landed at Whtiby, whence his Majesty's chips Fury and Hpcla .er continuing their way to the rivet Thame*. The pfuhhc rcgreMhat Caprain P*rty lttq n,it been able 10 accooiplub the NoHh West Paj. will tie amply compensated hy the general pleasure which will be felt at the safe rtnnm 01 Miis gallant officer and his brave compAnions, In 18'H, ilw e* peditlon Mpfored Re|iulse. Bajf, Str Thomas tlo*'» Welcome, Middletou'* t jo^en iiiraif, ai)(I for, Of. iti the northward and vv'stward,,whrtered tit ihe 'southern.'hay of,an island c«tle$i Winter Inland, m Int. Oft, 11. long:* 8J" "'> In 1822, the expedition, guided and ,i«n<;onfa'ged by the inlormation they had received dWioii: the winter, from a party of Esquimau* with whoui, they had esiahiisbed a friendly iiVtercoorstt, pur sued their attempt to the Nonhward,^ff<' era- minett ftif- irdefs toward* the west, oil) "iev ar- rived "I strait wludl separaies t.he not iheru eOihtof America front what Capt«io Parr> con- siders iL> ]ie dialers 01 island*, c*lendjug north- ward tn*'„'ds ilie scene of his former voya«e. The great of ascertaining the uoi ihern limit ot tIvVf Coiitlneni being ttius HwomiiliMhcd, Captain Parry penetrated 111111 degrees to the we*rward, with considerable e*pect»<oio wf.fioal sticcevs j hut in « narrow ))ft of thf stra t, they found the ice lised, in iliat peculiar manner which indicates that it is perpetual, and not se- parated "in any season, or under any circum- stances. The expedition was therefore obliged to winter in la'iiude 69. 2C. longitude 81. 50 In the summer of lhlS year, finding the tie still tixeil 1 tj the shores, in such a manner as pre- I cluded all hope of any further progress in the neigbb 'urltood in which he was, Captain Parry I ihougnt it advisable In Iwe up the at.tta)lit, aiid return to Foigiiid. The expedition bs> lost by illoess, only Mr. F) Wt-. the Gtfenland master, and tbree aeamen, aud t)tit miau killed by an 'iiceident.

'liiir'ATi.i\I.; IFI:lj¡i'-AEí-{č THnTriat of Skill in l!i(l'*$hooti»e took ptace at the New Practice Ground,at ^oolwirli, on Wednesday last, by a Nttb-tltvi*ii'> of (tie Yagers of'thp ffiinoiirSb'e Artillery Company;! 1 After the individual shooting for several ml"- dals, which were contended for at wifi(hti% dii, fatices from 150 to 300 yartfs, IT meo were select- fr it ofir sub-division, eight of whom 're ptafed at 200, and njii/1: at 950 measured yafd» from a target 15 feet long, and five f*'ct sit mCbes high, being ahoo' the space that eight uieti would Ílc cupy in line. Thirl) 1*Xact! v was ih*- time allowed for firmsr, tlnriiyg which |>«rih»d!jSfi/e' hundred and eygktysh.»ts j;>lf\ld.lhe target. •Th •te .were, a: great many ptM-sntw pieS^.ntj ft) witness this ;fj<-iog, snviitt wliniti weriy !r,l, Offl-ers a«d„ other p' rs<iO<i y\ r ienced in ride shoot in?, who. iip-.tt in.-fp*^ nig. ihe target ..yt.it.li.. 'he Oti er comiHBtvhcg. ttiV I him 'heiv as|«M)i,S!! i/iei>i -\t seeing I he effect pro duced in such a Ifew and al such [Illig dislanfca. • It is calculated M]nt a good R ;flc!ipan will yoJf* fire one shot a in I I, Itie "11,, f,e t) li icing .s" 1I.hYI..r,' HI (OMdiOV Ii. 'be IH.Oí m<tiiiicf he mnrar Lv35 'h(lt. 101 eucly ill-n in 8'l fjufm e-, »»li'»tl j) II'VW III. for a S It'o! II' arm*, bo 1 ft as in pi fri\i 11, a ',I' frfcrtf,, t tie ):fll f or- 1 II r pose »ef.e alt Coul sll"1 and in''{iiiss»«.sinn oil ierv superior arm<(,-so:iie -«t ..h¡"h"rt. fJ;;t:i. uijott n .tie« prmri|i;e■.»?■! '-)i» "1- a tthe brea(.It, ga-ef vantage. We arp c'Mifi-ie!>t that thee is no .'rial on r^: cord;' is regards nr..jerries, by «t»d.ll a^msi'that. can at a!! be couiinreii- with llm: f*1 lum, tt'hit'll Er,te4i on jiersons who achieved tt.as -jvelt as the coip» to whrch theyhrhiiiE.

Ifis Majesty the Kmg of Denmark has lately sent a gold medal ( «e.ijliin< twelve ;*l>r''Uus) to Captain Manbv, R N. in token ",f approba- tion of bis nivenlion of life boats, tjy which it appears great as4i»iai»ce has t>een rendered to 9 inlf presented by P J S. how,ji-q .Danish Coos'il a< this' port, who. went to V*a'm'b ex •firesslv lor ibe purpose, and we, untlerstaud Ciipt. \I. w, (f"Ii"t'afl't'('t,'d,I 'he "CCiI,.j'"I, The olnerse ha* a bust of his Danish Maje«iv, and ibe re>*er»e an inscription in Danish, purporting that )sli, (It (fit, Z.tft)[I of ip'riii,g ftti'fh honour nd rf" W »rd C\LE11 Qu'itEH EiCF.tt.iio,— III the village of Harv-ngmn. t>et»'*en Evesham and Alcesffi^ a sign p >tt exhibited hy the sitjn of a bailier'^ ik-le" thus amiouoces ihe multifarious occupatr.ins avocations, and qualifications, of ihe iiidttsirtofts-- and indefatigable,iinnate .f* MHs J'AKII i .\T, joiner, cahmy-t makei', and builder, tyrK'klaycr,' and tilas'erer, repairs all kinds "f .machinery, keepi a jium-ipn. carpenter tu do all sortt oj bhickymnh's W«i:k. hangs church" belts pig-killei, rings pigs, and slays, bellows mender, tooiji- ilra«ei ,'aitd ha ir-dies«i-r'«ell sinker, ann tha'cher pgra, P,r R Gadiekeeper to ihe Minor of JVor.in and t. neb w ;el). Till? %rifp»H,i»stii#8 Co i,M KH I n*.—M/tuv anei"it"tes might tie <-oJI,Wlts*(i IO stbew lho Kie It j difficulty Of discovering a ;pc.son If). the .1'0 !lIt' rlf'. being rn Irll.H'{1 ol tin nii.li' natiie.— t'he"fi»t-fo'wi«5sr w is rci eivfd from a .respectable attorney. fi)»ii!ijf'his ch-rkstiip he was sent to 1 serve »i,tj)e tes;at proccss on a tnao »lto%e iMttjg and addn'ss were itverl to tiim wifh tega! »'er«|, rac». He trayers»d the ft»»»tsi<h he.bait Vni OiircfrO. 'f »«»<•« «-t»i1 t«» Pint, withou' fircf,« I, atl'l after si»e»din< mmy bo(srs In the seaTVK;' wa* ahont to abao Ion "111 despair-, *hm a ynon? wmiian, who had his Jah.'tus, kmdly dndtrjook <o iii-il^e nifil'iJ' cs i'<r -hiiti, and to hail her friends foe that porposc <)i say R'lHed, does liice know, a (Han- named: Adam Green-?'" The Bail brad was xhaJ.cn in sign ol icnoranre. 'liin a l»ed_ dnei. 'hre ? hell's opporlitiii'it'i of ni^k'i'-w actjiiaiiitar^i'e had thrtlcnliy. StumpJ (a rtian with a wooden leg), Cow»kin, Sp;tidleshaaks, C 'Ckeve, Pig-tail, and Yellow-hefty, were sev^tally lied, hut IfJIIII »am. anil the ipierisf fell i'M<l a fnown study, it) which she remained for some time. At fengih, however, tier e-yes suddenly brighicned, and slap- I ping one of tier companions on .he shoulders-, she ■esclaiined trtumphan11y, D ish iiiy wit; whoy he means my fey ther I" and illell tur.niug to the gentleman, -she ad'led, Yo should ti, as d l<>r (hie BtbckbsrtÍ !lKr.igll(s Qu at,le,!y Maga- zine ) In a noisy mch Iwo hanil«r»nfi« yonne women, who were very much alarmed, threw themselves in III the at-inq of iw(, eeotte(pen f,,r ii*fely :of the. Gt-.tiilevneit, all -trithiiiali, immediately eive her who. had flown to hurt f-'r protect ion, a h¡'artYl'llIhr.a't'.hy ,wa, as belsaiii, of encouraging ihe poor cm/fire. The other, an F"2lishitmi, 'inmediately pat his hand* in his pockets to eua'd ihem. Two offi'ers, otiserviin: a Iii'O* tirl in milliner's shop, the one, mll msn, propiisfd to go in and buy a watch-rtbboi), in order- to g>-t a'nearer view o I her. "flout, tnon," says h'«"Northern Friend. ",I,nert"" rise oi'casion to wa« 1 e siller, let us guns in and ipttr if she cftn i^tWB us.ftiju saxptnees- for a It is notorious, 'that in one of the Duke o' Marl horougti'sbatties'thK Irish brigade, "II advattc'ne the ill ge, their every thing which tendered to encumber then, all which were carefully picked up by t* »''<'n'h fegiment rbat fortowed to suitpori them, tt was R qsyifle of ,I(l f.t)r(i ai_a whtii the COtifcsK between nations were by much smaller numbers than by the immense masses which have taken the ti"ld «»l laie 'hat to constitute the btatt ideal of anv armiv, « ^•Mifrttl iftould t»t;i< ten thousand <»«iu»g Scotch" men, ten thousand Knglinhwm alirr a hearty dinner^ and ten^thousand Irishmen who lva»e TIIP BF.4T Wft() betwixt Donaghatjee and P„rr- Patrtek, apiitirif for a passage t^> the Captain r>f a vessel, usho ,Ilieiffif)peii tile n"f being etit lor Pit to pan witfi the nionrv, he went awny • but as the,vessel was-to sail next tho^n-' III,g he foundwH),S 80., "al,i¡, II) /f."I (UI.o,>;tnl. 41, and conceal htnyself, iu ibe course of the'nuht,' and was nut discovered till they were nearly half j way across. The Captain immediately demanded the passage tnouey, but Pal solemnly declared his inability to pay it, and. offered to leave lyis coat wnh he Capiam until he was able io. earn as much as woaijj (it, sl,. The garment not-heing j o'th the smallest coin will, the K-mg's head <m II; waH tossed overboard by order of tie but Pat, recollecting himself, exclaimed, Oh, by-Jesus, you have drowned my two sovereigns. A pole was got, and the rags were pulled up, 3tid on searching the poqkets, tljey were ftmiid to conltaiii On this discovery the crew fixed a rope rnund P. its waist, heaved him overboard, and gave him three sousing dips, to teach blip a little more of common honesty, for the fuitire; and would (lave repeated if, had not Pat paid his fare, hy which time he fouod, by hitter experience, that 4iDntsly is sho best pa W :t'- "r-" .£. 'ÚCcDrt;I"Clade' itepTy to Arnatd, the, Freiich Papist., we are told, that it "Was the humour of the. Prince of Conde to have a J/mt of Wood on horseback, dressed like a Field Offi- cer, w itft a,lifted broad sword in h's band, which figure was fastened oil -file great saddle, and rip horse it was on a!-Wayi kept by the great Condi's side, when he-travelfed «»r engaged in the,,bloody field. Fearless the 91 dh of Jfood AVI)earrfi.in. niany a well fooghf tiattte ;-but as they pursued the enemy one ai'iernoon through n forest,in rid ing hilrit, a bough knocked off 'he wooden w»r: rior's. head ler still he galtoped on after she. (lying foes, to, the amazement and terror of the a.keo ;)ijrituing n ittiout a hea(l,. AbotjtVhree week's ago a gentletpan of M^.n chestei deposited it 101. and a 5l. note it) a of Jlle writnigdcik III his coutinng-house.aiid was much astonished the next morning to find that they ih.(i As there were no marks of violence-on ltie*Jtawer, "fir all v-,r having been opened, he feh a good deal puzzled to accowni for ih>; c i re tuns ia»ce. After the lapse ot near three weeks, he determined to make a ihordogh search,ralx| b) pulling down the desk, when he discovered, a II III a II twle in the floor.. On taking up the board he lonnit a hedp as la.rpe as a «>olc l<i||, coinposed of ttfaws aud bits ot paper, evidently conveyed thtilier 6i O" u>aknig strict seiirrh-«rt»oO|fsit ihe frae(ne"f» of paper, he d,tcovereil hi* ttr» n»i«i; wKhu h ihe- inisr-hieVoos qtiadrup^ds had torn into at .|e«r n tiiitidr.'d pieces, .to increase the waroith pf th ir baiiii^iinn. A sufflcienf uqmber of 'he scraps were collected & parted upon paper to enable him f, ei,over. the arnoaot from file bdok,tlaaches :■ ter CATASTKOPHR AT WHITRHVVRN.— A most melaucholy acciflen' happened Jast M 'I)¡ÎiH' t»vei» iog in the W 11114 >tt Pit ^Cotlieryl, near Wrote h'tvcti, occasioned by au uofotuoate ft plosion of tire-damo; in consequence of whi h, /hirty-two persons -Were unfortunately kilte<| vi*. loin ie«-u men,sixteen boys, and two girts. >eveuieeii-hoisi's were also killed—It is impd!- sihle ro ascertain the particular* of this terrihje- C¡¡I3sr("vhe" That the explosion was occasioned by an accumulation 01 fire.damp, is almost all W,I, The sufferers wer° rmpfnyeil io a division of the workings where tbh pillars sre to b« taken out; around; these the" n'III,alHHIW..t'JInHi'III, aud regulat fy kelit 11.1" and there was 6ot even an appearance of tire damp, ex< ^t to the fractured parts of th" work- ings m those places 'hft. the pillars hiM heeli lemoved. and into which there w.is no necessity lor aiiy of t|)e woi kmeo to en'er. Every |»recau lion on the part of ihe oiinirien was- reguUrly taken The cottier* were strtrtU etijoitied to use the lanill hut alas tain<liari'ty with danger commonly.ensendrrs a cdn'e>upi for it • and it now anp-ars that some individual had drs- rCgarded ti e injuticiions which were repeatedly; issued for the general benefit. The u"lorllf"të sutfpti'fs had nearly cooii.tleied tMeir day's work and in. less ihtin half an lioot wnuld have, t.-f; (be pit. Iti what manner, or by. whose means tjie damp was ijii'ted, must for ever remain a secteV;' damp was iziotte(j, must for ever remain a secteV;' not a s'tigle individual of those whi) were em ployed in filat pai l of fit- workings jit left to tHI ih" moarntni tidings. Jr i«. ahead y 'hat a of horses are k llc l, and it any Dcrehe adde<| that s'iiiM* j, f thetr drivers escaped in a itiaotier a'ttioi(.t;.ijr>iiaculoiis AR'wci Fi«e-woRKs-Thfe- town of iicmi. Wrfij thrown into vreal co'istcr ti,iti,ift all( I about half jtas.l in.if <A !•>< k v hJ a tif'e:»(li'lil exjilysioti (rout n"ipowtier in !Ite shop t»f ,Mri Powlc, *:nitt>oev s the .two shop wi ¡Ido \?!l '-vith their A-.itvlfots -wure tiu fary liTowO- fo atoms into t-tir *IICK1 »mt ..dre will <le*t met ion also ell r t'd III the shop. Mr, Powlc's apprentice^ had -jjot a quaotiiy- of guupowdur m»kit}? tiro works, jo which Ihe candle, by som<; imvius cotiitmtnicafed & occssiiincd Ihtj dread- In! accident. The hoy is lerrihly li-tritt. Many ot the iuhnbitati's aftetnpteil last jeSr to. po t au" end to the hottfircs add lettiiisi oft lire-works ()It ille 5ih of Novemher hot with !• out effect} I ti Con,sequence of the ah ve ot>- ftirluoale 'occurrence tliey are determined this yeir I;i -.q(t I)Iorvss The new Tornpiko Act 'subjects any person Icl'iosj of fsqoibs, craekt-rii, (if: cither fire yvoo-k, to a penalty oJ" 409. for every

Compenotouii ji^ottcrs. > His M AJE-TY remains at W'/IId.r Caijlle.- His M^j. siy has presented all the paiiiiiijgs rg* I spccting naval.actions, &<"• 'e vatiouti rivy^l palaces, to form a gallery at Greenwich Hospi- ial.—T' e French. Chambers, H i* Said,* wjil „,ft meet till next .March. — Commissioners named under the Convention tor ssitlcui nt of claims ot British sahject» on Spain, have suspen.ied pio ceed.nss, tii conscqufo'e ol Ferdtnand s d*ci»«u annulling the Acts of the late Government._Gf^ doy, Pi nice.ol the^: Peace, reported dead, and (Q, -have left Fetthnaud his heir to a property of a iti 111 too and, a half st-rliogA M.Hsio.tiar^ named S.niih, is arrested a. Demerara, as one of, the principals in the l*<e conspiracy of the »e-,< groes of^hat island;-A Spanish loan for Ferdj. J Hand's new Government, ru«iour«ars, « commg on., under the guarantee of the French -iThe vintage has failed ■*>* >r. 111 pe[m'n> 4S.965 Otangetnen have subscribed, before .Ma- g.strates, to the oath prescribed by fhe late Act, -Total receipts at the »»'* «'f'«i»8hani Musical Pe.ll .«„».l «» "5-l-M.. ■ Sadler ascended hh b!tllooe;, at the com luaio., of tite-iUeeting, taking h m Mr-- Jata^e Bu«- hy, of «..mioSham, who paid t^,„y g,nnea!( the jaunt.-The Governors of Nor^ch Hos|ptaV propose havnig a Grand Musical FesUsal nrf Y-xr in aid of the^uods of that < hanty —Mjss Pato'n has much offended the Norwich ;it|bl|, x«.i appearing la"tt't'.f(,og lor which she had loop t)eto ■Cafew stippl>«t» her plate -Ste,ibelt, tile, mn^ al composer, died recently at l^.er.bnrgh — ItoUi. „bou. to visit Pans -S.xty-e.gbt pound, c,l lected 8„«tfay la-i, «*'<" « ^P^^betk at Si. Peter. Colchester, for the benefit ot he has, Fssex Bible Socien-Tuesday the frtends ol the imsti't/tion held >»• thirteni'h »^^sary, f)r. Mackintosh it. the chair, when £ subscribed —N• *t day 'he W'thaw «^'fh i*s arriM^eirs^r>, and raiifd J £ laudable puriioses of the Society I he -tig Ranks and Ff.eodty Societies of Mtg^and and tf eland have eight miilwvs Gild (I ItIIlfuow. «ned^ tri Government funds -r- I he herth'g 0s iety On the Norfolk coast has hitherto been unsucces Tol -II -avy rams of Saturday se'otn|ht laid many of the low lauds in the'west, of England under water—Potatoe crops have suffered severely in some pai ts of Ireland. — The .turnpike men at II yde Park Corner, and other gates round. Lob don. have dropped the estta three halfpence.o|» one hoise carts, Vi- ce Mr. Cobbett's apidicalion (0a messenger of ,tit; Fteet prison* examined at Gn'liihaH, on Saitir' day,charged with assisting in an artetUIlthl IIIIef a forged che k for j £ 2UC at banking house of ef fected hy obliterating par: ot a letter wmten by a VIr. flase, who hanked at the house, and sub- stituting the usual language adopted in the toiler upon bankers, with h, name, iu bis baud»wrjl» iug, ielt— liutchiutou remanded.

— JLonDan, SDi r ikrKNIVQ. OCTOBER 31. Vt PRICE OF STOCKS. SjJjpr C. Red. 8^1 I 3 per0f Cons-S^f Do. for Ac 83| ,14 per Cents. |t)o| India Bonds 74 p | Ex. -Bills (2d) 39p. Ntw 4 per (ef, 1. 031

THE Paris Journals of Fritldjr contailt' no itttplligence of great moment. The KiiigXif Spain and his famify left Xeref 5th Octoher (iq tliei' way to Ma* d ri It: The Dtifte d'-Vngqul(?me is not '<?"it-cfed to return to; Mildrid till De- cember. Pozzo HI B'orgii, the liussiat* A'nbass;t(]or» left Paris on YVednesdyy, f Madtid. Ceuta and Tariffa ace said t. have oponod their gfttes; and the Go- vernor of C)iudad Vlodrujo ft.i solicited a Rrty.r'ii orders.—- It t*o ii^defttly ;rti t ii?) pa ted By t he French that Barcelona wilLshortly follow the ei- ample of Citdizl A fetter from Per i-, ati states that p "llans left .TitrragOnai on the 20th ot September, at the head of 2000 men. Lloberai, wh-o was- retfttiting before the Haron d'Kroles, matle a sodden counter- inarch on the 30th, and attacked the Barou af Sidemon, three. froin-- Lerida.- said that the. Baron's corps, which consisted of about 1500 or tGOO men, was .roughly handled, and that he lost 700 I prisoners. The troops of Ballflsteros are Mated to haTe committed iex^ses, to which they were instigated by General Batan zt, in concert with the Liberals," on the neyvs of the fat! of Cadiz. It is reported in one of the French papers, that in consequence of the dentiti- fiations of lliego,: Bjjiast^ros has been arrested. Oil rhursday jiigbt,. fris Majesty's sloop Sappho, Captain Jenki^ Jones, arrived off the Mo interbank V,, ailtiiie sta- fr ra I tl r, in 12 bringing Kill with dis- cp{teh.<>s frlllO Srr William A'Court, with which he was permitted to land, and be t oil" for the Foreign Otrice. The dis- patches relate to the surrender, of Cadiz, and all t;hft recent eveujsitt t hatlquartcr 0. t ou u r c ]4¡"f- ri^tentled to embark on»,the 5th instant, iri the Tribune, Captain Ouion, fhr St. Jj. ca r, onhis w.ytoSoviHe, to reume 1)19 Ed.Rlon»|tic function. af the Court of Fer- > (inand. I he iVIessejjg^r briH-g^ ji copy of » !'r'n kamation issued by Ferdinand the a> after quitting Cadiz, in which he de- clared, that from his Own free and spon- tiiieous. Vill, afld on the faith af his royal he tfould establish a Cvernment, guaranteeing the security of the persons, property, and civil liberty of the Spanish people. He also promised a general act of oblivion for aU that is past;.the re- cognition of all publicidubts and obliga- tions contracted by t he Conditional Government; and that all the officers of the army should retain their ja^k. and pay. Ferdinand's proclamations, on join- ing the French,so completely contradictory 0 the above, were not known at Gibral- tar when the Sapp!,0 sai{c(j. I -Vienna, Oct courier who has just arrived from Constantinople appears to have been charged with important dis- patches, for Lenburgh, Akliere he is to deliver them la Prince MifternidL 'It is thought that they contain, among other ,anleq, the,aii.swer,of Lord Strangford to the invitation which has been made to him on the part of the two Emperors to astisi at thtnr conferences at Czernowitz.—rWe rtre assured tHax the N-oble, Lp?a3aTma- nifested an intention to remain at Con- stantinople, where he considers his pre- sence most necessary. The anti-Russian and anti-pacific party, though it appears Mave lost ground in the late sittings of tbe Divan, is still active, abd wouUJ no doul)t take advantage of the absence of the British Ambassador to elude or ^en- jiiely break on- the cngagt metns taken by t,[,ie lteis Effeijdi. It will be observed with great satis- faction by all who du ly appreciate the importance of our South American trade, that the Crovernment has at length for- tnally and without resrve announced the establishment of se.veliteell Conciliates in Sputh America. Important as this mea- ure is in a mere commercial view, it is not l-'ss valuiible as a maiiily expresVion of the good feelings of the British Govern- ment towards the eittaiuipated Colonies of Spain.