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This day Imbibed. Floe 33. ALETTER to ROBERT WARD. Efq. M. P. oceaDoned by hh Panspbk•, entitled, A VIEW of the DI LATIVE 6ITUA rioNs of 14..• PFC.!' and Mr. ADDING TON. London : Printed for J. Ginger, No. 169, Piccadilly. Wine,: may be had, F. better awe Arguments, in a Letter suldrefted to the Right Hun. W. Wyndham, from a Volunteer. Thia day were publifhed, rice ai. F • • ACTS better than ARGUMENTS; in a Letter to the Right Hon. WILLIAM WYNDHANI, from a VO LUNTEER. It is the pal of • wife man to ken a fool upon recalons. NiACIII.A•IL. London Printed for John Ginger, No. 16i, Piccadilly. When may be had. a Letter to Mr. Ward, orseioned by his Pamphlet, entitled, a View of the Relative Situations of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Addington. This day were rubliffied, in Oaavo, price 3. 6d. HISTORICAL OUT4..INES of the RISE and ESTABLISHMENT of t he PAPAL POWERS ; add:tired to the Roman Catholic Prießs of Irelaid. By HENRY CARD, of Penibrote College. Oxford. Printed for T. N. 'Amman and 0. Rec., Paternsiter•row; and J. Hatchard, Shortly will be publidied, by the fame Author, a frcond Edition, reviled, of the Revolutions of Raffia; dedicated by Pernuffion to Lord Henry Petty, M. P. On the 19th itift. will be pubhthed, In Four Volumes. Royal Quarto, price 646 a. In Board., ACOMPENDIOUS VIEW of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the Year :753 to the Treaty of Amiens. In atna; with Notes to verily or elucidate the Pagages to which tkey rcfer. By CHARLES MA's 0, LL. 'B. Redtor of Bechlatoke and Mira, in the County of Witte. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Patemolter-row; R. Faulder, New Boo& Meet ; and S. Hazard, Bath. Of whom may be had. by the fame Author, • Chronological Hatay of the European States, with their Dircuvales and Settle- MIMI, from the Treaty of Nintcguen in :678 to the cid,: of the Year 1792. With Biographic Sketches of the Sovereigns who base reigned during that Period, and of Hack Patens who have been principally intereficd, u Sandmen, Warriors, Patriots, Re Folio al. Si- Boards. WASHINGTON. This day was minified, In One elegant Volume, ato. embellifbed with a fine Portrait, by fktlet from Smart's Pitiore, a View ns, of Mann of Ventpo, by Witco from • Drawing by Parky and Maps of the United States, Tar FiacT Votunt, price One Guinea and a lialf in boards, dedicated, by parodbon, to the Marquis of I.Lomeirm,ot THE LIFE of GEORgE WASHINGTON, Commodes In Chief of the Amgen= Forces during the War, which di:Wilted the Indepadleske of his Country, and INA Preidest of the United States : Compiled under the Wpm deo of the Hon. BUSHROD WASHINGTON, !ora Original Pamirs bequeathed to him by his &mated Relative. To which is moll:ed. so IN Ysoouer too. containing a corn • poem view of the t *looks planted by the Snail& on the Con dment of North America, from their Settlement to the coin. Imancemmt of that ',sr which ternioaled i!titeir independence. * JOHN MARSHALL, Me JAM, of the United Statea,&c. ate. *bawd hr Rte/ate Paw tctra, No. 7t. St. Paurs Church. lard; and to he had of aif Booltfellen. • • Mr. natuart. who has purchafed the Englith Copyright et idevalunht Watt from the Honourable Buthrod Watt. Macon, twill OA&ra hoesolos Vokumes in o Correrpondiny Manner M aa dal Mlannferlpt Unwired from America. It to fupgaid BM alwira Waft MS Wand to (our or bye volumes. He alto pro. Pa* to robla at oath heeeffive Volume a cheap Edition in oc tavo. ittai.“ mita tip odtavo edition of tie Brit volume will fro may at or Wore the sob of May. PARLIdNENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF WkWS, MONDAY, MAY 14. - - The farther hearing upon the hilt Appeal Caule, Rowe v. Pa ver, was papaw& putfel were finally heard relative to the Scotch Appeal, the et i f Oteertfiterry sr. M•Murdo, via. Mr. Alexander on the port of tie Appellant,in reply. After which the Lord Chancellor propofed to defer the fattier canfideration o: the cafe till this day fennight, in order to afford the parties an opportunity of fettling the affair between theasklves, lhotdd they be fo incited, in the interval. His Lordltip took occafion to ohferve, that he certainly thought the cafe a very hard one however, when Individuals thought proper to appeal to that Houfe for a deciflon upon their rights, they were to be judged according to the haid and Immu table principles of arid right and juflice, which unitormly dic tated the decieems of their Lore& ips. The farther eonfideration of the cafe was, nrceably to the Lord Chancellor's motion, adjourned till Monday fleet. The Bills upon the Table were forwarded In their refpedtive Baps f--Among thete the Britdh and frith Loan Bills, and the fevers! other Finance Blue, were refpeddively yalfaL through a Committee, and reported to the Houfe. LORD RiLWARD!N7 The Order of the Day Leing moved for the cor.ll.lerstion of the Mane refpeding his MaJetty's intention ol fettling an an nuity of 'souk on the family of the late Lord thief juttic.• Kil warden, of Ireland, his Majetty's Me( .gc was accordingly nil The LORD CHANCELLOR qt.itted the Woolisck and,in the abfence of his Noble Friend, moved a correfpondie; Addrefs to his Melefty s on the occaboo of his MGR Gracious lkleglige. He WO confident that but one opinion. feeling, and (entiment could pays& the Houle upon the occegori; for his own part, and (peak ing as • proicilional man, he was convinced that no went. in the Englith language could be better applied than thole in his Ma jefty'S hleGge, which charade:Red the late roblc and worthy Chief juftice of Ireland as an eicellent and tiprtht Ntigilirstc." fps Lordfhip then moved the Added's, which was ioltam we... 1 At.. ill: and the Lords with white Raves were direeted to prefent the (sine to his Ililgjelty.—Adjourticd ti.l to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. -. At four o'clock the Heure proceeded to a ballot for Members to ferve on the Lilkeard klettion Committee. The Gallery was not opened until the 'Ames of Menilsers who appeared upon the reduced lift ware announced at the liar and tl.e Mccnbers 'worn. Previous to the opening of tse Gallery, three new waits were moved in the room of .Ir. DICIECNIOII. Jon. Member fur I.eftwithiel, who has ac cepted the office of one of the Lords of the Adeniraity.4l the no m rf The Right Hon. C. LoNO,who Is tube meet the Lords of the Tit:afore ;—and lathe root of The Right Hon. Lord 1.•101 Nr,wllo has accepted the fame ap pointment. Mr. CREEVEY moved that the Committee to whom the I.I• verpool Dock Petitions had been refereed &mild have power to fend foe fuck pet fens and pap-es as they may think neceflary to clear up the fulled before them. firmral G.tSt OItINE declared that be emild one coincide with th, Honourable (It:eh:man who bad fookc lafl te the pro rritly tat granting loch powers. •I bc papers were a. much as "ryald fill half the Houle of Cones•ons. risk a gnat q , An t,ty ~t r seiLl. would he wa0,,,,,; b..d ts,-,•, con fumed at the ire 1.1 the La, ha .1. , "t l Ater t ys..l lie thtmto.t that a. lea° the liolourable Mcnthcr et.t.tald ;.'hi,n fun,. rtafuns to the I (twit. hi hive. tt of fie. h io ev r y Mr..sHER oot help ca. r flo g forty- thgtt..- t..!" fur rttft at ha anti; the of I , - 11•,..• :1•1. , c I ri.i.al • - - I of making li e mote., _ . tr 0r..11.,aty. lie had (11,11.c.t n, sat to the 10.rturittec, +IA it, :V 0..4 Wo fth I.Kal ....Lae. It Ito. t. VC, th; yd , d'; t :nut 1..., anJ th •hr Fa. Lore-, meant to I -y t a 1.1 c •lh wt.sea 1.•,1 Ix m c•ell.anted by th., duted, or ch,t tt,y I be I..w.cr I.f the CLPinuote. I.r 1...! 60) uf th.• flow ur..Pl.. M. OEN I fpolic t: ._pp tl .I+vifon. ;tl . anti was thm Tyr • .1 x• •.E r s.srhe rl e tal In o; I i , P 11, brr g A i.l t ()Sk LONDON. TA"dialer of the Navy, Mr. CA NN 1 NG. TUESDAY, MAY q. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Confnls, for looney and Mai, 56 364. Reduced 55 f r —Omnium 3 it. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 1524 I India Stock 1714 t 72 3 per Cent. Red. 55fi is India Bonds, Par ts. dif. 3 per C.Conf.s6i 56 Imp. 3 per Cent 34: 4 per Cent. 724 714 7s , Excbeq. Bills. is. as. dif. 5 per Cent. Navy calif Omnium 434 Prom. pcs . Cent. 1797 931 Englids Tickets, 191. Iss. Long Ann. 164 5.16 Coot for ac:. 565 56 In a Second Edition we announced yellerday the holding of a Privy Council in the afternoon, and the farther progrefs that had been made in the form• ing a new Adminibation. The Council was attended by Mr. PITT, the Duke of PORTLAND, Lords MEL VILLE, CASTLEREAGH, H•wlsseußY, HAI/ROWEL, CHATHAM, DARTMOUTH, CAMDEN, WINCHELSIA, WESTMORELAND, G. THYNHE. and Sir HARRY NEALE, when the following Noblemen and Gentle• men were fworn into their refpeelive offices ; and had the honour to kill his Majelly's hand on the occa• flocs, viz. Lord 114 stvittc, as Firft Lord of the Admiralty. Lord Haaaowas, as Sceretary of State for the Foreign De partment. Lord Cam:sin, as Secretary of State for the War and Colonial Department. Lord HAW[tiIIURY, as Secretary of State for the Home De partment. Lord DA•TMOUT It, as l.ord Chamberlain, vire the Marquis of Saitssuiv ; and Lord G. Tn V NNE, as Comptroller of the Houfehold,vicr Lord C. SOMIZISIT• The following additional appointments, we under- Rand, have alfo been fettled : cemoinsimiers of the Tredury—Mr. LONG, Mr. G. H Roll, Lord LOUVAI NZ, and Lord Li is.—Sccrer.aries. Mr. atTIMIIIII,III &Inuit, and Mr. HUSICIDOW. . . Commlffioners of dm Admiralty—Sir W. Sra►uENS, Admiral GaMSlru, Admial PATTEN, Sir HASLET NEALE, and Mr. W. DIEMEN SON, Jan.—Mr. MA ISDLN remains Swami. Prefident of the Board of Control'', Lord CAITLIIIA OU. The Hoc. W. Waetzst.er rill be me of the Mather* of this . 7 Proficient of the Council, the Duke of TWIT LAND. bard Chancellor, Lord Etnon. Speaker of the Houle of L^rds, Lord SCIIILTN. Matter Gomel of the Ordnance, Lord Cooru A ar. Lord Privy Seal, Lord Wasy uoa !corm. Mailer of the Hock, Marquis of H IT 70141). Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Duke of MONI vase. Some more writs were allied yeSerday in the Hoare of Commons. Mr. PlTr•s re-elediion fur Cambridge Univerfity takes place to-morrow. We have received Dutch journals to the s:h inft. inclufive. They are chiefly filled with extrads from our own papers and with the preparatory verbiage refpeEling the conferring upon BONA aaaaa the title of Emperor, of which we have had later accounts by the Paris papers. The following are the only other articles worthy of notice in tilde Journals : FLUSHING, APRIL 3o.—Yeilerdaymorning arrived here the French Miniter of War, Major General BERTH ita, accompanied by L. Davousr, General of the Confular Guard, and Commander of the camp at Bruges. The former immediately after his arrival infponed the French and Bativian garrifons, attend ' e. 3 by Rear Admiral VEP.II EUI L. General Moto:Er, and other Batavian and French Officers ; he after wards infpeEled the fltips and veitels of war lying in dock, and the fleet of tranfports at Pottekaai, and in the afternaon fa out for B: This morning General LESIAtRE, Commandant cf the Artillery in Zealand, made trial of a new invention of General MARMONT, fur difcliarging hollow balls. A 24-pounder, loaded with a common ball, thicw th, fhot to the (finance of 2400 toifes, and a hollow ball, in which letters or combuilible: could be conveyed, to the diftance of 2253. By means r.f this invention, a correfpoodence can he maintained during the time of a liege. SciIIETIAM. MAY s.—On the 29th ult. the French Minifter of War strived at Fluthing, tinder a dif charge of the guns of the veffels lying in the Road and from the ramparts.—After infpcaing the Flo tilla, he returned to Brelkens. He has fince ar rived at Utrecht ; and on the IR our Milliner of War PYSIAN and the French Ambatrador, M. de &MON VII.t.t, departed front the Hague in order to meet him at Harlem. M. PY t.IAN will, it is thought, pro. teed to the Helder. The French Minifler of War and General Islet. MONT are at prefent in North Holland. It i$ faid, that the French Government has figni. ficd to the Courts of Munich and Stutgard, that they have no occation for accredited Minißet from the Court of Great Britain in future. EASi' MrDNS. A pirate letter from Bombay, dated the 3 d of December lall, fates, that intelligence had been re ceived from the IN of France, that a raft number of troops had arrived from Europe ; and that five or fix ' veltels were fitted out as privateers. It was expeeted the Colonial Alfembly would be annulled, and the Government rendered entirely military. The number of people lately arrived from France was very great, and the Illand perfectly crowded. Provifions of all kinds were very fcarce, and little fpecie in circula tion. There were upwards of 300 pieces of cannon ready for being mounted, but not more than rso were with carriages in the forts. General DISCASII, who is celebrated (enviable celebrity!) for his enmity to the Briti(h nation, is Governor of the Iflands of France and Bourbon. About I 600 troops are under the command of Gen. D, cats, they are a very fine body of men; the drefs of the officers is extremely rich, and the men equally Co for their rank ; and they I are in the highell order of difcipline. There uoops are defined for Pondicherry. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES, Lord High Steward of the Borough of Plymouth. has been pleafed tc order new and h.tndfome embroidered colours for the zd, or Prince of Wales's battalion of Plymouth Volunteers, Lieutenant Colonel HAWKER. Mr. TIERNEY gave his Farewell Dinner yefterday, at his bottle in Somerfet Place, to the following dif tinguiffied perfons : His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, Dukes of Norfol and ',cinder, Earls Stair and Guildford, Lord, Rodney, Bradford, Hutchinfon, General Dalrymple, Colonel M.Mahoo, Meffn. Er tine, J. Maddock*, Francis, Caleraft, and Sheridan. Lord CASTLEREAGH gave an elegant dinner OR Sunday, at his houfe, Cleveland-row, to a large patty, among whom were— The Marquis of Waterford; Arehblfhop of Team ; Lords G. Beresford, Clanwilliarn, Clements, H. Petty; Ladies T. Cradoek, M. Meade, and Clements; Slr John Cradoek, Mr. and Mrs Be milord ; Colonels Meade and Cole ; Meffrs. Spencer, Churchill, and Cooke. Laft night the Ladies' Subfcription Concert was held at Mrs. THOMPSON'S houfe in Portman-ft:place, under the direCtion of Mr. Satosson, which was very numeroufly attended. Mr. ADDINGTON removes from Downing-ftreet on Saturday, for Richmond Park. Mr. Puri refumes his former refidence on Wed. nefday fe'nnight. The acceoichearni of Lady SOUTHAMPTON is ex. petted in October, at her father's honfe, Portland Place. The Hon. Capt. Garr. has juft fold his elegant villa at Hampton, to Lady SHIRIDAN, of Portland place, for goo° guineas. The Univerfity and King's College of Aberdeen, have eleffed DAVID SCOTT, of Dunninald, M. P. ReCtor of the Univerfity for the enfuing year. The Memoirs of the Life of General Wasuino- TON, publifhed from his own Papers, by his Family, made their appearance this day in London and Phi. ladelphia. A more important or authentic hiftorical document has feldom invited the attention of the literary world. Acrtiac.—A country manager lately undertook to draw a heavy gig leven miles in three hours, for five guineas. He performed his part twenty minutes within the limited time, and is laid to have evinced more energy elf charafter and jirength of aCting, than his au dience in general gave him credit for. The turnpike man was puzzled in what defcription of animals to clafs him, but at length charged him as a biped of the, braying kind ! The ORPHEUS frigate, arrived in the Downs on Friday lalt with a convoy from Lifbon. has brought upwards of one million of dollars, for the merchants, which are to be landed at Portfmouth. The fur. vi+ing officers and crew of the late APOLLO frigate have come paffengers in her from Lifbon. The CULLODEN, of 74 guns, is ordered to be im mediately prepared for the reception of Admiral Sir EDWARD Pst.tew's flag, who is going Commander in Chief to the Eaft Indies. The utmoft exertions are ufed for the completing the FAME, of 74 guns, which has been fome time building in Deptford Dockyard. It is fuppofed the will loon be launched. Wedneftlay afternoon William Shaw and - liam G..vihlie, two foldiers of the Argylefhite mi litia, with Gouldie's wife, having poise into a public bottle in Advocates dole, Edinburgh, a quarrel arofe, nhen Gouldie snd his wife having attacked Sh aw, he ran out of the houfe, and was putfited up the clofe by them. About the head of the dole, Gout. die (tabbed SHAW in the belly with his bayonet. SHAW, upon receiving the wound, ran op the greet to an apothecary's, where he fell down. He was afterwards carried to the Royal Infirmary, and no hope is entertained of his recovery. Gotitom has been apprehended, and is now in the tolbooth of that City. DUELS.—Mr. THOMAS BEST, the gentleman who had the fatal duel with the late Lord Carastroats, being in cullody, with the advice of his friends, was yeiterday brought to Bovellreet, in order to meet whatever charge might be exhibited against him, re. ipetting that unfortunate tranfaCtion. A number of witneffcs were examined before Sir RICHARD FORD and Mr. KINNAIRD, but whole teftimony we flail turbear to enter i , to any detail of, and only fay, that the refult of the invefligation was Mr. BEST'S being ccmmitt.d to New-gate, for trial at the enfuing Old- Bailey Sefflons. on fufpicion of having been guilty of t he wilful murder of Lord C. Mr. BEST appeared extremely afflifted during the whole of the examina tion, and did not fay a word. Mr. Gutwsr attended as his Counfel. YellenlBy morning, abnut ten o'clock, Mr. AD- Mr. HS/14BH :Ay 14on8ity, who is fuppofed to have Dime: rot, had an audience of his MAJIETY, and killed Lieutempit THOMAS (TRIMLY, ID a duel at contirmed with hic MAJE sYr till near twelve. A Chalk Farm,lat fpring,propofedtofurrendct himfelf Oyu: time After his MAJISTY, accnmpanied by the yeilerday morning, at Bowflreet. Mr. MONTADUi. 1)111!, • Cissitieinor in hi , rill chirriot, and f , :lowed the furgeon who attended Mr. O'llxixty, and al I'Bl%cl—sic in two ci.aches and thee sii:tildfet were examined: but n-me of th , ::ni an airing w Ricumulal, and recut I,ed to could identity Mr. HOBART, and therefore the M the (2.! .11% ill me refuted to commit him. He mean. to nuke Y t,y V. I.T•tuu.r.l , ,N, Er. i . r Her nett Thulfday at Clerkenwell V 1.4.. A bull rdl be prefen:ed to the Grand Jere 11 : ter.:ence of Mr. Dolma7e, found g :P. _ s•I dr, it r r u :c r far killing hit antagoniti in a dtiel At lame % , cte elated At ,Le has been commuted two impriiimment fur I 2 coonas, from the firlt day of 1811 arm 1 - to.. Mb:- I ~~ i . 11 I. ut roLINTEERS. &WAN, rw HYDE-PARIC.—YderdAY about ten o'clock, his Royal Highnefs the Duke 0: YORK, accompanied by the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Lord Haulm crow, and his ufual train of Staff Officers, entered the Park at Cumberland gate, and after infpeßing the Royal Waggon Train, proceeded to review the following Regiments of Volunteers :- 1 Loyal Bridlk Artificers • Llagenaot-Colorel Bo area. Loyal Britons, - Clerk/Dwell Volunteers, DAVIDSON. - Major MAGMIAC. Priote William of Cloacae?' Major Haw The Brigade performed the ufual manteuvres.— Notwithaanding the finenefs of the day, there was but little company prefect. The Duke left the Park before two o'clock. Captain Hums's company of the Ayrfhire regi. ment of Volunteers have, to a man offered to go on permanent duty wherever they (hall be ordered. Tuefday, the Oxford Loyal Volunteers were in. fpelled in their ufual place of exercife by Lieut. Col. Maxims:a., Infpeßing Officer for that Diaria, when the regiment went through the different evolutions, firing, &c. with a promptnefs, regularity, and exaa. nets which juftly merited the very high commenda. Lion beftowed upon it by that officer. Yetterday afternoon marched into Deal front Ramfgate four companies of the Royal Surrey Mi. litia, on their route to Dover Ca lle ; the other four companies were expelled to-day. This day a detachment of son men of the Welt Middlefex Militia, marched into Sheernefs, to affiii in completing the repairs of the fortifications of that , Garrifon. Yefterday fe'nnight the Haddington Volunteers marched for Dunbar barracks, where they are to remain for Come time on permanent duty. - - Same day the Berwickffiiie Yeomanry Cavalry went on permanent duty for a week at Berwick. Same day, at one o'clock, the Firft Battalion of the Second Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, commanded by Lientenant•Colonel CRICHTON, were infpeted on Burntsfield Links, by Lieutenant• Col onel Wicar ; and the fame afternoon the Second Battalion of the fame regiment, commanded by Lieutenant• Colonel Jaws Hoye, were infpeßed on 1 Leith Links. Wednefday, the Royal Edinburgh Highland Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Mua. ear, were alto infpeled by that Officer, on Burntf. field Links.—All the three battalions were in complete marching order, and went throngh their evolutions with much dexterity. The high (late of difcipline in which thefe fine corps are, refleas much credit on the afliduity and attention of both officers and men. Tuefday, the loth, or Invernefsibire regiment of Militia, at prefent in George.flrect Barracks, Ncw Town, Edinburgh, were reviewed on Leith Links, by Brigadier General the Earl of Daimousis.—The regiment made a handfome appearance, and acquit ted tbemfelves to the fati,fation of the reviewing General. Saturday fennighr, the pb, or Rnfsfhire Regiment of Britifh militia, under the command of the Right Honourable the Earl of CAITHIMS, had a grand field day in Aberdeen Links. The regiment ap. peared in marching order complete, with field arid. lery, bodes, camp kettles, haverfacks and canteenes &c. and went through the various manoeuvres and firings with great precillan, in pretence of Major General the Marquis of HuarLy, attended by his Aid deCampMajnr PATTE •41,MajOr RAMSAY,Attliant Quarter-mailer General Major JoHNsToN, Brigade Major, &c. Saturday the Berwickfhire, Forfarfhire, Renfrew. (hire Edinburghfbire, and Diimfriesfhire, regiments of militia, were reviewed by his Excellency the Corn. mender in Chief, in the Duke of BUCCLEUG WS Park, between MulTelburgh and Dalkeith. • - - Yeflerday a great number of artillery waggons and powder tumbrills pallid through London, on their way to the coat. - • On Thurfday, as a regiment of Volunteers was palling through Newington turnpike, a boy was thrown down and much hurt by a horfe in a chaife. The gentleman in the chaife ordered every poflible care to be taken of the lad, at his expence. • Brigadier General the Honourable DAVID LEsLis arrived in Cork on the sth inliant. He has got the command of the difiria of Mallow. Fur.—The corn mill belonging to Mr. HARRIS, at Dunkirk, near Melkfham, was deltroyed by fire a few days fince, with a confilierable quantity of corn and floor. ---- --- --- A fire broke ont on Monday fe'nnight, at eight o'clock in the morning, in a back bottle in the Shut Wynd, Glafgow, which, by the exertions of the fire men, was got under in about an hour, after deßroy. ing part of the furniture of two or three families, and the greater part of the houfe. The Magillrates. Commiffioners of Police, and a detachment of the Stirlingfhire Militia attended. Friday a farmer of Billtop's Waltham, Hants, was committed to Wincliefier gaol, charged with the mur der of two men, who had been taking young rooks from tome trees on his premife!. A very ftrious affray happened early on Tuefday morning lA. at a place called Dodds' Well, about ' a mile from Berwick•upon-Tweed. It has been an immemorial cullom for the youth of both fears t', meet, on the eve oldie fiat morn of May, at this well. to watch the Sun's riling, and collea the dew from the grail, with which they with their face., in order to preferve or add to their charms. The harmony of the morning WAS interrupted on a fudden, by a dread ful battle which took place between aCyprianGoddefs of the town, and a fon of Mars, belonging to the 15th lbattalion of the Army of Referee. The unequal coo flizt r.tifcci the indignation of two foldiers of the Royal Artillery, who hastened to the relief of the enraged fair ; and her antagoniß was loon felled to the earth : not content with this triumph, the viaorc continued to beat their fallen enemy, who lay infen title to the dreadful blows which he received. 'Mc , two artillerymen were immediately put under arra , I arid the Amazonian heroine was committed to jail. i The futierei's wound: were immediately infeee:ed by the Surgeon of the isth Regiment 4, Relcive. and Iris fkiill is fn drea dfully frattured, by the blow: lie received from the heroine's hands with a iioLer MIIIIC down, that his life is de;pairei of. tv of. whii or ter 1 !ter; the off t Ft.' Wit