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DO NT"1" TflURSSAY, Aug. 19. rr.. HE (ol1l1wing.fS :m e¡¡tfilct ot a letter from 1 J inwica, d Ued the 10th of July By the JL ship we learn, that it was publicly K■ Knvti a?, Panama, that LordCochrane had burned a ship d war and a gun boat;, that lie had taken a fri^ite — ihe Andromache,, which the Viceroy of Peru ):,).!) armed; that he had razed the Fort ot Pityia, cdri'ytKtf away the ships, guns,&c. and that two vessels dispatched by him had sacked tour or five ot the-smaller ports on the coast of Peru, and l iken the frigate Carmen belonging to the Philipiue e c Company, a lew days after having sailed from Sti BUs with a million of dollars on board. Under these circumstances, they were in alarm at Panama, that they would also have their turn." Royal Excursion.—" Isle of Wight.—So unalloyed has been his Royal Highness's enjoyments since tie ha? been at Cowes, that he has given orders (trem ble, oh, Brighton!) for the purchase of a marine villa in this terrestrial Paradise, intending hereafter to become a resident of the Isle of Wight, and to devote his leasure days to the rational amusement of yateh-sailin-g." It is expected that the Prince Regent will return to Brighton on Monday. A letter from Cowes, dated the 17th inst. says, —" Yesterday their. Royal Highnesses the Prince Bf,g"nt and Duke of York, the Marquis of An- gles e a, Lord H Seymour, "Sir William Keppel, the Hon. Capt. Paget, and a selett. party .dined with the Earl and Countess of Cavan, at EagSehurst, in the New Forest. After partaking of a splendid dinner, and spending a highly Fegtive day-ttie, hilarity of which w:»s not a little heighi-ensd by its being she Duke of York's hirth-day, the illustrious visitors retreated to ihn shore, and embarked in a }¡argf for the royal yacht, to Sleep on board, which they reached in a few minutes." An aged clergyman in Staffurdshire died a few ■days ago, who, during the course of a well-spent life, had.-walked to the Church of which he was curatertnore than 4000 miles, including the occa- sional duties of the parish. He had preached in the Church upwards of 4000 times, baptized more than 5000 children, and buried upwards of 4000 corpses; he had married more than 3000 couples. He gave general satisfaction to the parishioners; and, after an this service, he remained until his death as he began, between 40 arid 50 years ago, a. Poor cui-ate

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