br be we et. Mtvrrcia. INTELLIGE►NCF. Id. net rrd rd, b 7 1111 lad awl all is- MAILS THIS nAv.—WIND W. N. W. ma. ita. ARS: 441116 n_ z I Hasebergi e Waren Plasases. Ave. 23.--JuR arrived, the Panne Wales, Teeztroaaa, from London, with futtdry tnerchandize, and makes, &c. for the Mount's Say Votuutrers.—Sailed the Surprife cutter privateer, of !Plymouth, on a cruise to the weaward.—Remain at anchor ate Dolphin. Captain plass ; Carteret, Lieu tenant Butane ; and the Trimmer, of London, a fchooner privateer. Pzr *sorra. AvovsT 24.—Came in the SYLPH, of guns. Captain Goan. from a cruise, and brought is with her, a very fine (mugging cutter, called the aGarernfey, Res. Petztars mailer, from that place, laden with about goo eafks (pints, which ref fel the captured off the Lizard. after a (mart chaee. Yana:tura, AUG. sy.--Laff night arrived the AUTVIIII Coop of war and a cutter, with a fleet of about ao fail of merchantmen, bound to the Baltic; but they will remain in there Roads until the arrival Oa fleet from the Humber: the AUTUMN has failed for the Downs, and the cutter for the Humber.— Sailed the Hacza. and Vesuvius bomb, and Bozo gun brig, on a cruise off the CAA* of Holland. Ar rived the Sit gun brig. Sailed • large fleet of light colliers to the northward. Reads the GILTS 1111D, Rear-Admiral Tanastaoacown, the Erna bomb, Satre gun brig, and Damage and Huang num. The imprefs Rill continues here with great brilknefs.—Wind S. W. PO/10/11011111. Ago. sy.—Saileal the Penny-v. Coop of war, on a cruises and Renoir man of war, with the Chips for the EaR Indies, South Seas. Ite. Ac. ...Arrived the NIMOLS cutter. with a annoy front Guernfey. OUTMAN, AtIO• n.—This day the St. Alban's Coating battery failed for Long Reach. 8111111111111114 AVOVST s 5 his Maieny's Coop Houma, Captain Maavrazz, at the Non; and the Locus? gutvreffel, Lieutenant Lass t the has been out of part a great length claw, and captur ed two verde, a i.e fehooner fituggler, wad a lapel Merchant reel, lades with tobacco. The Aponte& Wrenn *. cotter has arrived. and the btaar has failed. The AIekIaPTIIII, Captain kern. Me alto arrived; and the Name, la Vseotsta. and Ulfl. nay frigates, have failed. Dui; Auoost st.—Mailed the Go:Asa maw of war, for Portfmooth ; and. Pisitroo frigates ort a maize. Wind S. W. lirreatv or a I,ll"Tie peon An orvicra eopeesas• zoo ore or Its sistssrvis IMMO CUTTI4I On Tel 10011 , 11$ OTATIos. Dever. nevelt le, dm. w I have the tinier, of informiog you of my ar rival here let sight for pre:edam. I have beat for there fall three weeks blockading Oatad, which you will (Ay is farcical enough, is a hum-boat of fix guns. limit is literally the wife: and my orders were never to be more than three miles, iw a loagjhot from the harbour's mouth. Ichafed a logger privateer on mire at Blankenburg. aud if I had lad too yard. more to run. I fhoold have cot her of. I have the fatis Whoa. however, of having prevented a number of the rogues (me; over going a privateering again in this world ; I Gould thaws taken her of the beech, bat for a party of drmonas that galloped down to their dfillariet. with - oas I caches:Bed a few mot. es On Suede, LS, I boarded a rapenbur lug ger, from °Read. the mallet of which told me th at they had at pretest very few troops in 011ead. that the inhabitants had remove) all their Aces into the cooltry, as they daily espelted as iambus and bons. hard:sem from the BagliCk, that there wasgreat dit coolant arao the foldiery. at the idea casing fa trifocal is Mfg boats. and he thought if better wards wets not provided, they would to a man refufe to embark. while in the mesa time (be filhermen are equally exafperated at having all their boats pot is a Rate requifitioa, se well as all the Trench sad Dutch merchants, whore (hips are Ms. eel fur tranfports : be alto told me that they were hiring out two cotters and a lugger gun .boat to take me. This I believe, at they Audit hauled two mitten out to the pier bead. the next der. with their Ms up ready fora Bart : Hay to, within a mile aad a half of them, mpeaing them out. and all ready. but they thought better of it, and is the evening hauled them is again." Caassoes,Aoonsv 23. —The Jean, M'LACPLAM suited here yeamday from Archangel. af ter a p s i fage of et bra—The Ruth. WARDIIII from t• bee, after passe of 16_ days and tie Duor Cable, bli•Beior, from Memel, after a page of :4 days.—The Braid Volunteer, Jacuss. from Qm• bed. after a I:2lfage of 3$ days. (peke, as Susay. as mentioned is our lal. of Rutland laud. the dip Attire, of and for Lancalter, from Jamaica, out 59 days, an well ; the Aflive did not ease hs the test. —The Commerce. Mirsaisas from St. LA.% New Broafivick, in days this ?or. the dip Loyd Mammy. Magian, dam& fil led up, and to fail in about $ days.—Te Cseasca. (poke. on WedneGlay LA, the Aorors. M.Kie, from this pen for Quebec. is leagues to the N. W.. 1 Tory.-11nd the hfignet. Evros°, from Je• inaica. in to days I (poke the brig Clyde. WCol, d this pert. ta lat. 41. long. 54. oat 27 days. from Liverpool to Cherletne, all well.—The Hammy. Lamer. and True Briton. hf•Dooom.c, two of the Jamaica Beet, bound for Clyde, are attired it Cork. the one with lots of toprnaßs, and the other with Info of Ails and one of her meat.—The Clyde. Conning. mans, at Liverpool from hence.—The ham, Cat.a. yam, at New York from hence. sth ultimo.—The Hausa. of Irvine. at Montreal from hence nth Juan.—The Bridal I Qtberike at New Brunt. ' wick frem Liverpool.-1U Sir Andrew Welts% at ditto, from heace.—Tbe May, at ditto fs om Jaasaiew—And the Mary, jantallaa. at Malt." kiwi hence. 6 th Juat. NAVY APPOlMartas. . Llootommoto lt. Wirratiss to dot Hematite. 3s OtiOi. WM. R ***** mil; insomnia.. 24 joust Nowt PT Thai., Is - P IR c num'. 74 eLt SNITS Moo • AMOST•II Comm, H. M'Lsas PLOTO, 14 l - il Ammo's. 74 e.BA w ris a Dimmer VAtIIICAIIIII. 36 r 611 1 ,11/ANTS 16 CI. Paulin& Counts% 14 j.LITTLI VOICAIIO. 8 ....- Simmons Ditto, PROM LLOYD'. Lis?. _ - 011A•111311). Anomie sie-1 0 aliki by, tie Oracs, Taylor; Charlotte, Kent ; Maria, Gardner ; Orpbette, Brown t Reoluelan, Domett ; Norwell, Poppkwell; and Earl St. %%tam's, Hutton. from "'arnica . ; Dedalos, prise, from Gibraltar; St. Patrick, e... ',frit trots &Nat; Orb, Anderfon. from Pines ; Motley; and Enterprise, Dsw(oe, from Maori; Manila, Luck. ley, from Norway ; Herat, Brown ; and Printers Mary, —, from Paterfborgh; Ann aid Mary, Foyle?, from Waterfonl; Ayr, Salton, from Dublin; and Guardian, Chaitno. from Vii'. ginia.--Salled the Gales, Markley, for Bottom; and Baron Nei- Yoram, for rime. Lie Atm se —CspL Howland. d the Hacks. in 34 days. frees Hoke., fpake on the nth het the fklp Cherie, Carter, Temkin., in lat. 4K long. so. s 9 days from Norfolk, bound to London. The St. Jofeph, Turnbull , of this post, has captured two Dutch Oreadandmen, and carried than into Stornaway. The Jamaica, Walker; Diana, Rertaldfon; Hercules, Powell; Hanover Pima, Pritchard; and the Ann. Mary and Sufannalt. King, aN for Jamaica, arAved at Cork. Arrived as Monday, the Naar' Sonora de Amman, J. & de Andean nailer. of Bilbao, bound from Seville to Amitertiatn, detained by :he James of this rot; the Ammon. Humes., from Africa, at liatrannah. ad 1 Poly; the Sally. Hart, from bum, at Petalbergh; the likepherdcfs. from h.., at Virginia; the John. Pan; from Naples. at MAL The privateer of Bourdean t, fays a Paris paper, the Reprefaille, has taken by boarding. artesian salon of an hour, the Englim packet the Mao Gasman. armed with ts.pounders, and carried her into a Spa. niiit port. She has ao board a box containing spooo carats of rough diamonds, and 31,33 t piaßres. Lord Home has declined accepting the command of the Leiceaerthire Yeomanry Cavahy, os account of the Pante. of Waite having requelled, that upon the hrft notice of an enemy's landing, he fhoold haßen to place bluetit by the fide of his Royal Highnefs, (who Peens determined to face the invading foe) un refs, in the interval, his Lordlhip !hall be ordered upon fervice by the Stun —" a confamm a ti o n maR divoatly to be walled." Appeals were heard yeßerday for the Eve parfaits in the Borough at the New &Sons Hoofe, Horfe stoopr-lane, againft the returns made under the Ge neral Defence Aft. The per Ams appealing were in general recommended. as at Weßsnialber and Clerk amen, to join Conte Volunteer Corps, and.get them (dyes drilled with the tomcat expedition, they might be entitled to the heneat they clai med. This day the appeals of Lambeth, Newington, ind Cbrill Church piriates were heard t and to-morrow thole of the Clink, Rotherhithe, and Clapham. Orders have been received at Plymouth to prepare for the reception of ao.ooo troops in the Wtflern Dif trift. Of this nninbei schooo are to be ,Rationed in the iminediate viciolty of Plymouth. his Laid there are to be teaspoeary barracks &silt in different parts of the diaria for their receptibn. to relieve the inn keepers. About t too of the &roar of Referee have joined the 9th and alltb regiments of foot at Ply mouth. On Monday morning the North Devon Regiment. Colonel Lord Boa 'moms, marched front Mill Buy barracks through Plymouth, antlincatmid no the heights of Ilford, near the three mile (lone. This regiment is to be replaced by part of the Army of Rehm. Yellerday being the Anniverfary of the Doke of Noarsowatasany's birth-day, on which he entered his 6tit year t there were two guineas given to each of the live following churches, to rag the bells on the make, and two guineas to the men who play on the Marrow-bones and Clearers of St. James's Market, Awarding to ancient canons. eta t. liar. tin's, St. Margaret's. Weaminfter ; St. James's, & Gila. and The New Church, in the Strand. It was to be obterved as *grand public day in Alawick. in Northumbadand. Sy. Loot..—Yaßerday being the anniverfary of Saint Louis, a grand and fokma Mars was funs at the French Chapel is Woe-Steel. Portraaolgoare. The doors of the chapel were crowded at a very early hour. bottnone were admitted without tickets. About eleven o'clock. hfonstaue. the brother of the King. the Dlike de Buss. his fon. the Duke of °autos, the Prince de Coons, and the Duke de Booason, his fon, entered the chapel, proceeded to the further end. and fisted thensfelves near the altar. They were all dread in blue. and wore the infignia of the Order of Saint Louis. The Mafs Irnefonned by the Arehbithop of Itfonveattisa. The _ per Ina& Princes appeared devoutly to attend to the &Mat. sad at the proper rearm mote, approached the altar, and made a liberal offering to the Archbilhop. P rayer were offered up for the proestion of the Lao Of Isaacs. There were many French patios of di(. chitties prefent, and among the re* the Arabian" of Naasnotts. Moot BARCHITIN (Garde Scutt) the Compts d'Escaas. ike. Sc. The company were ex tremely Idea, and among the ladies many of the younger ones were of foperior beauty sod elegance. curio Sty of the public to obtain admittince was Awls, that the endeavours of a number of peace of. &en could feareely prevent the doors being forced. —The Has continued till one o'clock, when the Princes retired, accompanied by the acclamation of every loyal fold e d of France who was prefect. Viredoef.lay Ammon. as Lord and Lady &m -oveless Lord Inter and three Ladies , were going to Wisest in a table and four. Lord Poser driv ing. and Lord S. oo the boa. the borfes took fright at foss reeraits that were enrcifing. and ran wish mviolesee a confidemble diflaisce ; but were at except &opt, and nobody materially bun, aansoas who is very such bruited is his fide. He was miss beim to his feat mar Winkleld plain, mad pet to bed immediately. Monday 'harpoon a very difahrons snidest bap. woad upon the river at Liverpool. A boat bad left the Pier Head for the purport of conveying at beard the tender about a doses or fifties marines, moil of wham are hid to have been toirlderablY dituired in ligeoe. As the river was very calm, is all pro bability it was owing to their ewe impedance that before the boat reached the place of its dellisatime it was °week, sad although the diastase was 'rang, and euelliseable esertious made to rake" them. we are iafoloood that goo of sheer kit Asir Urea SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. At the next Houghton Meeting at Newmarket, the D. of GRAFTON', Perefol, 811 51b. ;, .matched againft Lord STAN, Le, Elizabeth, alt. D. I. wogs. h. ft. Sir IiFNRY DINISDALIt'S rarbez matrh k off by con tent ; fo are Or!aada agoinft Nortkampori, Cr/grid) againd brother to Qr:atedo, and the match between Afflicted and Garr is compromifed, the former pay ing ,Dogs. YORK AUGUST MEETING. TOUDAT, atIO. 23. Sweep(lakes of sags. each, for alts WI. Mites 711 I Year Old Courfe. tAt Dartiastoo's ci. e. by St. George - Ld FitsvaiStasn's I. Maiden. by Sir Peter - - Mr. Lee's Naoeette, by Sermons 3 Three to ron Lord Darlington's ch. c. Won in a cuter. Fifty Pounds, free for any horfe, &e. ; 3 yr olds 5(1. alb. ¢ yr olds 711. 71b. 5 yr old. RR. 51b. 6 yr olds and aged Sit. Isl. Mires and fillies allowed 31b. and maiden horfes. &c. alb. Four-mile heats Sir T. Gafeoignee f. by Bunnell. Yid odd I ° Mr. Bartow's b. b. by Jupiter. S yrs old - 1 o 0 Mr. Storey's b. c. Neck., by lavas. 4yn old - dr IA strstitriseres b. b. by Maim 6 yn old Sr H. T. Vanes Baguio. 5 yn old - dr - Three and ¢ to ion Sir Thomas's f. ; after the firft heat, from Coto so to s the wun ; after the dead heat, 7 to ¢ the won. CANTERBURY RACES. TUESDAY. AUG. as. The fecoud and lilt year of a Sweeptlakes of sogs. each. Mr. Durand's Maliftene, Gut of jobs O'Ore:t's dam Id Sondes's b. c. 01/t. by Award. 3yr old - • s Sweepflaltes of logs. esch. IA V. Sydney's Trombone. by Teunspator, 5 yr old t Mr. Deran's Teddy the Grinder • - s Kentilb Hunters Stakes.—A Sweepftakes of sgs.each. Sir It. basteltbull's b. It 6yr di - • • Mr. Hilton% b. ns. Pkalanh by Man!, - .. r. _ e , WSDNISDAY.—ThKing's Plate of coop. Ma Dandles Maidiess. jTr al - x x Sr L Kastehball's b. b. 6yr old - • . s s Fifty Pounds given by the County Member. Ld 15sodees b. a. Gift, 3yr aid • - s s I Mr. Pubdees LL 041'ey, by Osildford, 3 yr 'id x dr GiPley came in frit the brit heat . but being dif qualibW according . to the articles, the was not per mitted to fart again. CORN-WRIST. MARK-LANE, AUG. s 6. There has been Pearce any variation in the ;Aces of Grain at our Market Ante Monday. The fine weather for getting in the Wheats throughout the country deereafe, the alarm which, at the beginning of the harveit, was entertained, of there being a great fail of in the prefent Crops by the mildew and blight. We have a good fupply of oats an tale.—Bet de. fcriptions fully cupport lan currency.—Beans and Peas fen freely.—Flour has a very brilk demand—Other 'things continue as per general Augustin below. tag. wleat, sbass& Part*. Hat. 34.• Mac_ _Met" 4311. 66‘ 11 4 Esser, ass. 551. listmamasesus, 1.1.4ba5. Hoe Per, 3r. as. ar. as& 34% lstlses, Pas. ssa barki,slll. Catrawarkstl 5 sa 54e. par cwt. Soporific iiitewsiv ed. Corbrider. 3 5 1 6 Mak, 56, 50. Cour', lbaa $54. Oats, sea. s sla. Rape Seed. 461. pirbit Ph per ids, 305.555. Ameriesa lfav, niksr bead. • The drought has been more exedfive in Trance than in Efigiand. It appears from an examination made by DL Flat, Infpedor of the. NatrigatiOn of the Seine, that the water in that river is eighteen ces. thinners lower than it was in the memorable year 1719. From fosse parts of France it appears that "the water which remains in Come of the mariles has become fo mephitic as to have poniard the cattle which drank it. The furious &feast of the wolves from the moutains is dearly to be afcribed to the want of water. The Friuli journals. however, Rats that the wheat lateen has been abundant. and that no blight has been experienced. The vines alio promife tale a fine crop, though not a large one. Too a, lisavarn—A Gentleman who has lately travelled the Counties of Hants, Wilts, Mad, and Devon. and who has convert's,' with farmers from the Counties of Gloucefter. Wei/caner Sornerfet, Yorkikire, Durham, and as far as Northumberland, afore* us that the Prefent barred is theineiCaligni: dint that has been known for a fries of years, and that the grain is wholly free from blight, faun, or mildew, and that never was there a leer feafon for bringing the crone to maturity than that which Pao 'MUMS has Inc tome time blefed this country. The Hops, both in Rent and &way, are finer and more abundant than they have bees known fee many years. An early picking is talked ref. A letter from CarliGelpeaking of Natfidire trial, fay% that during the emu* of it be repeatedly took notes. Oa being called upon far his defence, he (poke for a few minutes with great miners, and es attacked the coadua of reverel refpeitable chambers. On Teefday Walden, be was called from his break fed. to receive the awful fentence of the law, which was preceded by a molt isapreffive addrefs fr om the judge, who adored him, there were no hopes of mercy for him here, and the/ernes he mud prepare to aafwer foe his crimes before the Guar Disposes of all human waits. This did not fees to alba him, and be returned to his cell, sad &tilled his ireakfait. We are informed, however. that be teems reigned to his fate t and it is mooch to he hoped. that he will make good ifs of the thew time he has to live, and Aries so make his peace with an offesded Gem The Jury recommended Hatfield to merei i but we are informed. that he was left for executing, on Satur day the 3d of September. The place acetonic's is co a point of Lind where two Rivers joie. near Car line. He was drefed in black ; and on being ar raigned, be refuted to plaid. utile& his item were taken of s but on the Judge interfering. be fulissitted and afterwiusii had dies takes of daring his trial. Mefrs. Tempe% HOLUM. and Lir 'timid% were Counfel for the prifoner. Another letter fays. that Hatfield famed perfebly celleded. and fopported !sherd!' with apparent forti tude till about an hear before his trial was (milted, when be wrote a site to his Coosfel is the following termer —a Do you rapper, I dead in a Rate ((poll P His tPirits afterwards failed him, and his members not to be fit corn& He made a very partisan ad drefi to the judge sod jury. Dirieg the time of Hatlelirs coalaessest, be read a Frey dal I end, ais fell. empirid big ties is writing his owe wt. BRIGHTOY, AUGUST 34. , This morning his Royal Highnefs took an airi• in his fociahle, which he drove himklf on the box , upon the cliff; and afterwards, accompanied by Mr FITZM ~R call r , who fat with him on the box, all Lady and Mils HariciFesroas, vent to the Rat Ground to view Come curious contels of fisted, eri• which his Royal Highnefs teemed highly diverte.. The bulinefs commenced with a fromy.nort beset( fume of the Bat-tits of the Suffix and Glouceftor R • giments encamped here. Next fucceedesi a contrft i which Captain Orro, of the Suffex, booted, an mounted by a grenadier of af leatl eightem weight, was matched to run fifty yards agairdi puney carrying a feather to run rso; but Captain. Orro's rider tumbled over his neck, which he we• very near en/dial, and confequently he 101 l the hest The next match was the fame Gentleman, mounteg• by the fame Grenadier, to run so yards againa Ler, EIIRDSLFY, carrying a feather to run ton, and hr was confiderably dilteneed by the latter. iiirCnaitt. es Bumetray, Colonel GREV/LLI, and many other fporting amateurs were on the ground. The whole of this morning it blew a fliffgale from the fouth-eall, with a high fwelling turf, which de terred molt of our fair bathers from taking their ufual dip. But they were amufed by the praritiee of the Sea Feneibles here, who were exererfed at the well battery at eleven, and fired four rounds from four 3s -pounders, at a *mall boat moored for the purpofe, about a mile from the battery, out at Cta ; and out of flatten (hot, jfa nearly hulled the bo a t, though con fi ders* oiled by the waves; and she (hot, touching the water a few yards ikon of the mark, bounded agaid, and went beyond nearly dou ble the original dttlance from the gun. After the ezercife of the battery, there was a field-day on the hill, of the SulTes and Gloucefter Regiments, pro paratory to a review, which I underhand is to take place to•morrow. Mifs GoLDstein, the daughter of Mr. Genoa Got.osisto, was conduced to the Altar of Hymen here this morning. A numerous party celebrated the event this evening, at their refidenee in btarlbo rough-row. DUBLIN, AUG. ai. Yeiterday the Cattle Artillery. a Corps formed of the Gentlemen engaged in the feveral Offices of the Cattle. had a fleld day in the Park, and wait through the great gun exercife with afiosinting promptitude ' and facility. The times naturally give birth to amaze and alarming reports ; and among them is that of projedteci riling on the s4th. the day on which the Special ComnufKon for trial of the rebels is to cont. menet. Such a report I confider idle. in our prefect fiate of preparation ; b ut I have it on good authority, 'that threatening letters have been written to the Judges, denouncing death again* them if they flionki condemn to death any prifinter tried on makable chirges I I have heard it confidently affirmed. that a younger brother of a certain ei-ireata 'frith direfix is now in the County Kildare.. Mitigating the per to rife, and try their own ftrength, without walung for the Preach. young man of rtfpeaalsility ! named WILDRIDOS, having indulged in very fedkma lan gagger and to a very free :vent. in the Commerc ial C,offeeloofe, was knocked down by a yeoman, *bale another took down his words s hs was arre6et4 sad conveyed to the Prevail prifon. . The Lord Mayor has Med this day a proclams. don enjoining, under the penalties of the Infurthaion Aek, all the inhabitants to be at their booms after nine o'clock every evening. military Ferrous. yeo manry, &c. excepted, and for all houls-keepere to put no their doors lilts of their inmates. The counties of Kildare and ?death are placed out dike King's peace. and fnbjcsaed to mensal law. Nightly of pikemes are certainly taking place through &me pans of the (vestry. The caner ofa Mr. Enemas, of the county Kildare. returning home at a • late hour. a few nights ago, few three or fOor tired perfoas in a field exerciang, and baring reported • the circumaance to his matter, the field was "Urged the next morning, when it cle arly appeared that it was a body of cavalry which had beta esercifiag. A turiGUS circumaance is Paid to have been cisfr.o. vsred today: in foes of the lumber or turf boats on the canal, ((viral men !staged in the tarantellas ' of the 23d July, ' waft divered between decks wooaded. The following perfons have been forwarded from the Prevofi pnfon to Newgate to be tried by the • Special COMMi6OII Lan. Deily, alias asily i and Kelly. Thanes Ponelly, Veda. FanHl, alias Tyra, James Byrne, Thomas Mansell Rocks. Bd. ward Kearney. John Begg. and Waltiw Clare. On the sth 1011. 330 of the Armagh Militia aerie. ed in Dublin i ea the gib. aSo ditto ; at the tea t t eo— o od on the tsth. sae of the Waterford and on the istb, seo ditto; on Timidity wad ed. nectar. the Kith and ay* inil. the 3ffik regiments conning of se officers and 640 men. arrived ;.—as • fame day eight companies of the Rekommon Mai. tie. 'Padang of 3o officers and Soo men too amea of the Royal Army of Referee; sad en the sad. seg. and st, will arrive tea smsZ e INI of the Londonderry confillia; sjf 760 sea e sad Oil the 37th, the MC ISVISISSI Or the 36th imam. coofitling of eight officers and t3o of whom are to be bifletted is this city. The old market hoofs in Tbontatrilthet is forming into a barrack. and a place of great Length, for a certain patios of the Military. We believe there will be fame pieces of cannon in it. to command the avows of Thomas-arest 'seaward. sod others is ep. poise direffiions. The windows all rotted will he re contrived. that thofe iodide can fire outwards et an points, sad not is the leap be eapofed to danger thaw (elves. A harrier is welled on the Upper Coombe, is the Liberty. at the eall of Skiemer's-affey, where a tea tied it placed— -weber is "p at the Lnwer Coombe, and at the corner of Fraans-areet. Theism foes. LI of wood like thole ea the Canal Bridges. The divillos of tbe City of Dahlia hoe diarias le c omplet e d. according to the phis recommeactoi by Government, a laudable meafere. la which the 4- perinanklaat M2giftrate is naively employed. The diarias are $o IS number, and it will be aseefary. allow irg ten to each, to have goo paces as isifpre tors. Every Amager gamin is and pie/ eat be karma by ibis pima. =Pi Si MO