I,AmBETN-sTIty.E.T.--On Saturday Mr. Town 7 son, the vestry clerk of the parish of St. George in the East, stated, that in eonsequence of the direcr liens which had been forwarded to the parochial authorities-by the Board - of Health, and at the re ; - quest of many of the respec

L rill of 5 , tritrn of four ed his Ix p.rott the Tec , s- M the death pected ion for was I a-hill tinged • b 'lmne- house, to the rig the f age. brown , and s name% and J.

p‘; - C• r ; everi 'ere slil l )1 is the. !maildeo ereetiod heir de' .tly after kites' :he moll rs were ingined, rid their nription• success' I. broken, ide out. a burnt. in the the predoorg II burnt, 'ism), 19 t 'ared s unj erward s foi- it tacke.t e fare 4

ned, ti ti rifle. net' tii leen ar- lined a .stroyed cannot Mimi of • re.t" Beistoi. tic. neckv-cutfl Le trunk been•na the men knockt It bat mo. Iners in Jie toil! raised, Lps, eer- U, 'lime of raised, in their led it of n flame dust ruc• the rnid• lion, 'till done by otn 12 to

.1 4 - • i tt gatreio ; - - 41d Lie --- About seven.o'cleck on Suaday a report became prevalent that the Bath Troop of Cavalry were to be called out to Bristol, to assist in . . quelling the rioters, upoti whish the people became exasperated, and Crowd's were soon collected in t

Late accounts state that the work of devastation is going on at a most fearful rate. Nearly the whole of Quech-'square, When the coach left, was in flames. The dock-gates had been destroyed. The turnpike-gates had been destroyed. The military tired upon the people yesterday even

FOL DEL! -VERY, Bristol has engaged the attention of every politician in England through this last week. Our .lournal will set forth the details; here, we comment, mighty must been the spirit of the people of Bristol on Saturday and Sunday last, Or miserable must have been the ch

ALT ALL The people have been trifled with by the Whig:Ministers. They were defied by the Tories; but ,they hare been cheated by the Whigs. They have been proinised and deceived ; and they are now told, they ought still to be patient i to be promised, and deceived again. The Lord