... FL TRTGICAL Ev IN i THE GULP OF U RFLORID, BY PIRATES& | 2~~~d BDt.I tp F=D ltl~eig F TlE I1epaPOUL ?? ; ye eaily imagined that e very'srfti.h nza~y Shadde2 n at the manyreeordodsationities rbea tuflaichmttedt and very pav and t 5l0 * Soy vbdtan0 (belonging to Edwstrhe vuiry I UD wh~awas lately Captured, rasd the abele of d ~ Fee rininately murdered in the '.tr W hhe metcitess tyrants of those ...

... 34-aa ?At fhaditactla. - br TH The Samuel was loading at Pa-a for Gibraltar, and the hi C To- Laurel and Gomez for this port 4th Aug. e bly, Olrbit, Tinklialf, ei-nce at New; York the 29th Aug. nr PEN- Corinthian, Davi., hence at ditto the 1st ult. ,00- Florida, Wilson, hence at Philadelphia. Mercury, Stafford, hence at St lem the 24th Aug. co rd. Eagle, Mto ris, hetiee at Alexandria. T .hey ...

... . I-, = - t. - The woman who left her infant 'child on the pavement, se in Gardner-court, Roscoe-street, on the isth inst. (the in. A fant being then only eleven days old) was apprehended on Cl Irionday last. The child died on Saturday last. ar A new born male infant, wrapped in an old black stuff tb petticoat anid a black woollen shawl, was found dead on in tle steps of a cellar in Duke ...

... i S AW Aj~ -UI ?? A. *. . RIDAY. OCoTOHR h. 1 - : . I : : :: : : - TMit WS11 CKMCH I~AltIINN .AM -iUe. 4iL . . I:. A . . z1W , , , - ?? - s.raj, F cp rs i betivsn.'t-.,N,*, ehen S.wfews. ?? 1.vlsmr~rbe aiel cae lkrshl tbW ae VF asiedl *s *or asireh lastio fxti3# ~teg t11o)e~swo ocf bswL' gl iap, - W j n *e n*- d :gt s 1 fresh in' the r e st of ot our readers tbs..WlIC ?? of Vliavnent *di ...

... I . . thae MRi M'CIULLOCH'S LECTU7rs en- i11 Tt Y S MBEnANTS AN.VD mi iSpg' OF tl7rs the Z Cn-XS-, A2I . rtierst echo fle~-ave I/sc ous f ?? g7f tn, )yY GaNTLOIENL'N.-Permit a youthful aepiran-t o. ud tention to an advertisement I have noticed ,ith' ie refers to a course of lectures to be delivered Iv li.; m upon Politieal Economy. I naturally felt a ?? ecs attend lectures upon a subject of so ...

... , i-, ?, 11 ,* t w O. er et Au. lonito it. FITE OF lTUsiasssEL-UnfbrtUnateIY for Mankind, he I those daring and ambitious men who seek their own. ag- . ag grandisement at the expense bf their country's freedom, :qut have generally sufficient cunning to push their designs. at get. a rinse when eiftusmstanttes conspire to ensure their success. rou The immediate poverty of a country, or ...

... TIHI NEW Il~ftMAJ. - L:g . 1i. The magnificent building which is so honomrable tod&e . liberality of our townsmen, and to the taste of the disni' I gishederchitcct, Mr. John Fester is just completed; en and we may freely aver, that wbether as an architectural 8a ornament to the town,* or as an asylum fot the diseased, cc replete with every convenience and aptitude for the noble cr purpose to ...

... S . SECOND ED,6IQW. ?? 4, M ..ere jojle,.Fr g . *jWJJ-l*iI Sr. -- ee~npaaiia ;, *g!sce. laseek fr.Wiw, i -vhtitahey iwlg nxear ?? I *6es'4 Kt. iw n (As OarRepondent5s let ht~gnot yet t . eafiedaab~jd . ed Us to publih ftjF-; a D.li tbeelaese sy sad lot to inirm y6 that r ?? M He died this morning, at Eight er to this sad mnisfortune Is, the death ! wtb'':a whoss house-he now Ues, who died ...

... ox PonDs Saturday, Oct. 2. BANBURY CHARITABLE SOCIETY For visiting aad relieving thie Sick and Distressed Poor at their own habitations. A SERMON will be preached in aid of tbis In. stitution, in the Parish Church of Banbury, TO- MORROW afternoon, October 3, by the Rev. J. IlUnIXES, Curate of ])eddington. Divine Service will commence at half past Twvo o'clock. There will be a collection at the ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29! REMOVAL OF THlE BODY OF LOUIS XVIII, TO ST. DENIS. Paris, Sept. 24.-The funeral of Louis, XVIII. took place yesterlay morning. To describe it iLL a few words-the spectacle was smagnificent in tbe.extromi. The charfunebre which bore the retrains of Louis was one mass of gold, sur- rmosuntea by a crown and insignlk of royalty; the white satin pall which covered the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE.LEEDS MERCURY. Ced Sin.As a spirit of very laudable enterprise is ini active !Om. operatioin tolens priase suggest, through thle me.. f.to deiust of your paper,. the propri ety of attempting two other. ,the tIfprov'emleuts, in adsdition to those already effectqd; vie, a, to. better supply *of good 'Writer, and, an exemption'fromn the, was Sole It is8 well known that, the ...

... tABIoUT a mositht ago, we publi!sied a Peti- tt for the Rcpeal of the Test ansi Corporation Acts,, ,red upon by a large numberof. Protestant Dissenting gjnisters in London, and presented to Parliament drng tbe last session. The subject of this petition ist one to which. we bave long been desirous of drawing: tie attention of our readers, and as it is pretty generally understood that an ...