Star. — London, England, 1804-08-08 00:00:00

TGIITON, yupr 7. the hornewastilsolt;d y7Ol India bee, under convoy of two men of sreeze, on their way to the Downs, yen arty twelve came in fight .the ✓ a paffage of fiz weeks from St. stlensan who came paffenger in the aided here at two o'clock, Rates that fquadrOn in the Straits of log of ' the lili;ertgo, of 84 gulls. a Corvette, and brig. Thrt,,lndia— ne of battle, and exchanged fourteen the French fquadron, all of which t the Adoihol thought Proper to beer 4auritius. Our fleet had nearly cut id had Lien's continued the anion, oubt, have been taken. Lisoss has :hief in the Indian Seas, where he cap "ffels. Our loll; amounted to no more who were killed on board the Royal Purfers of the Indiamen landed at ie Princefs Amami. completed her tr. The day was obferved by the r going to Cumberland Lodge, where is received the compliments of a num. bility, and entertained a rata party he Ruffian Ambafrador and Lord o interview with Lord Hatt Rows Y from 'clock. ' . eat concern that we mention die death ,rd DUNCAN. He expired fuddetily aft, at a place called Combat, on his urgh, of the fettled attack of the fit e was a few weeks fence feized in rere yenerslay weived frnm Cork, that GAR DI at *as fo much indifpnied as ry carious apprehenfinns for his Tife. norm fon of the Earl of Foarsscus, ober fur the borough of Baroflaple, in Sir EDWAtat PILLOW without Oppo- 9. Tnattossou and Hoar. we under d the coot& on Friday evening. of Sr. Atlas's and her rifler, Mrs tfterday canvalfed the weft end of the navels Bvansvr, with whofe favours d fervants were adorned. and Coantefs of DAANLey returned to iday evening, from Cobham-hall, to be :marriage of Lady C. BLion.his Lard o the Hon. Mr. STI.WART, which took 1• ience of an application made to the Lords try, by his Grace the Duke of Mum-. been fent to the Ifle of Man. for a lift of id number of men in each, to be made •arded to that Boy d ; in order that pro be iffued to the fifhermen. building, intended as a depot for to,ooto Is, has been ordered, by the Board of o be immediately begun on an elevated the northern part of Horfham Common, ,any of Builders at Hortham have cost a it completed by Lads-day next. The tied depot is meant fOr expeditioufly arm fantry, to be affembled at that place in trgency. 'ham and Warwick(hire Regiments of rich comptsfed part of the Holdernefs week received a route, and immediately I their march : after crrffing the Humber sled through Lincolnfhire. th Gloucelier Militia, in barracks at Hail veek fells their heavy baggage to HOT(112111. re kept in the moll aßive hate of prepara re allowed to retain only a watch-coat and each. fe'nnight the Royal Lanark(hire' Militia n one divifinn (confining of upwards of fi nm Wcadbridge to Ipfwich, purfuant to f Sir J•ti IS CRAIG ; and At eleven o'clock e night pr , tceetied ma its route to Weely vliere it arrived the following morning, and led the day after by Gcncr ml Hots. This las, within the lan fix weeks, matched little io miles, and in that pet roil has been thrice r fennight the colours of the Marlborough s tiding confecrated in St. Peter's and St. nrch.by the Re• 13•ItTHOLOINSW &KlM !tor of that parley and a fermop appro he occafinn preached by the Rev. RICHAAO r, Vicar of Ogbourn St. Andrew, Wilts, 'ented to the corps by their Commander, terms, who in a (hurt but impreffiVe *ea his loyal comrades to raUy round Wens and fidelity, and to fupport thektill n the afternoon the officers of the whole th the officers of the Melklbam Volunteers anent duty at Marlborough) and feveral ierds, dined at the Catlle Inn, where many jovial tnalis were drank, and the whole day he utmoil conviviality and harmony. ssveft has begun in Berkfleire, Bucks, Hertz, I the report of the wheat being defied by the 'over utfoundcd. The general opinion of ers is, that the corn is eta too foon ; but the s have carsied off the blight. The Rraw in aces appears (potted, but the ears are full in Gatrrtrid, of the fehooner Twn Brothers,' at Philadelphia in 20 days from St. Jago De sforms, that the Spanifh Government had or -1 prizes, without difcrimination, to leave the 4 in future would not permit them to enter. •nch daily take them out, fet fire to and then tem. Captain G. polfelles DO particulars as :volt of the flares in St. Jagn. a farmer, not a mile from Calder near Whitebaren, whnfe wife (the nother of hildren) lately lowed, with the drill, five tutnips in foolr hourr, and draped atter arge thorn, fvr the purpofe of covering the INTFLZGENCE. - MAILS Tsui DAY.—Wind S. S. W. . Asa soot. Dub - a:I I Hambargh Waterford it .1 Ltiboa Al IL DII. o I O 0 Nose, Avg. 6.7-7'he Fss.con (loop of war, with the Minerva, ant f LOrd Nelfon, ; Henry. Wet:nisi; and-the rear of the fleet under convoy Frain Newfoipsdlansl,; pre Arrived off this port. Piek•TH!PuTavjue.x.i,..--Paffed by for the Downs • his, bfajettty's-fhips-Fairraoaotr and l'Ecyri- SlSSicirttb 6,21.6 flit Of 4reftt.lifrom the Eaft Indies and eight fail of ieffelifroin the South Seas, under convoy,from St. Helena ; alfo the Rosin's , man of war, of 5o guns, with the fleet (shoot 160 fail) un der convoy, from the Leeward Moods ; they failed from Tortola on the 27th June. His Majefty's (hip ULYSSILS, of 44 guns, parted three days fince with about too fail for Briltol, Liverpool, Sec. Sailed his Majefty's fhip GLoar, of 98 guns, Admiral Colts- , Weave, to joist the Channel fleet. The DRAGON of 74 guns, was recalled, and remains. Arrived the FALCON floop of war and RRRRR ENANT cutter, from the Weftward. Sailed the NANCY cutter, for Falmouth, to colleQ the veffels bound to the Medi terranean. Came into harbour the Exri.osiow and HIC,LA bombs, from a cruize ; Tait„Licolear, ,ft.rou.o, and the MARY ANN tranfpnrts, from An tigua.—At nine o'clock this morning difpatches were: received for Admiral CORNWALLIS, from London, which were put into the Rost cutter, Lieutenant Dorm, and the immediately went through the Nee- Ales, and overtook the Admiral isff St. Catharine's Point ; be was [landing down Channel.with the Nita lugger, and Malmo cutter.-L-Wiad Weft. DIAL, Avant? 7.•-qailed the Hive aonp of war; Fiatass., and Manta , gun brigs for their refpettive Rations og the French coati; Teatimes tomb, for Sheernefs s Artacatos, mated fhip,:for Leith; Anna Bella, Bono', from Antigua, and Lord Duncan, Minim., from Liine. rick, for or Riven—Arrived, la PouLarrs (loop of war, with a ;atm from Lifbon, which are .failed for the ; River. LtsPonsarTh remains in the Downs , l erith the reti of the (hips alter lan, and leveret out rervd bitattid veireh, Wind 6: W. YAIIIIOVTN, AUGUST morning paired by a fleet of hotesewardlbound BAN from the Baltic.— Arrived the Meotertmts frigate from off Goree, and Ithe Swirr and AcostiaL NaLsoo cutters; the latter ,his brought over difpatches, and Capt. OLItHANT, Hatt of the Aarso frigate, This morning His Excel !testy C as Aasurosior, and family, embarked 'an hoard the DIAW• packet, Captain ST, wear, for 'Hakim, and failed immediately, under convoy of the Sresriv (loop of war. Sailed the Inst. icroa (loop of war, and Otero& gnu brig, on a misc.—Wind North Weft. • PLYI4OOTN, AVOLAT 6.--Arrived the Joserm cutter, with difpatches froto the Channel fleet ; ,rsAlDaqd Lamina frigates, from a cruise. Sailed en a cruise to the Weftward, the SANTA MARGA. CSARITTA, of 36 guns, Captain RATNIQURNI ; the Stones, of 18 guns, Captain Butes ; failed Oro, to join the fleet off Brea, with bollocks and vegeta bles, the Ticas, of 84 gems, Captain Haw,ows Lt; alfo the PRITTY Lass, of 14 guns, Captain TIVIPITS. with difpatches. Arrived from a cruize the Ramose, of ta guns, Captain Fuzee ; and same in the Good Intent Weft Indiamars, from Demerara, with Cogan, Sec. for London, put in here for orders. Came in from Ireland the Larwitter, of 28 guns, Captain Fans, to refit. A cotter is alfo cAne in from off Brett; the brings an account as late as Sa turday morning. that GANTHEAUNE ' S fquadr-n, which got out in a fog laft Thurfday, were difco vered, on Friday at noon, in their old Ration, hav ing, it is filmsetter! been afraid to venture far nut, from the vigilance of our look-out fq'iadron under Vice-Admire/ Sir T. GRAVES, awl the Fox cutter, Lieutenant •Nicoolsost„ making the fignal for an enemy. This ,Rive officer kept dole aboard them the little time GANTNRAUME was out, and dodged them to their moorings again in the outer Road of Breit, • ARRIVED. In YMumpth Roode, ItoMt Company. Schooley, from Riga— Off Dover, Ameria, Stowe. from Virginia—At Dartmouth, Jorge %%Inuit, Black, from Surinam—At Beillol. Betfey, Balky; and Fmity. Betlpin. from Grenada; Maris, Peacock ; Ann, Williams; Killeen, Etheridge; Britannia. Bell; Collin, 'Farwell; Janie Fraser; and Weft Indian, Sheddon, from St. Vincent • ; BMW Volunteer. —. from Antigua; Avon, Hayes; and Minerva, Shy. Lock. from Deleterara; Nevls.—;l ll .l king David. -t-. from "Si Ocean, Wolof:Might, from Virginia; Pilgrim, Phillips; and Ve nus, Hunt. from St Kites • Coward, Wilton; White; and Atlas, Sands,frora Barbridoes •' Elisabeth, Martin. from New. tourselm ; Briton, Powell; and Mervin. Avery, from Tobago. Liverpool, Mooch, &arimek, from South Carol na; Ad 'entire, Pearl." from Nova Scotia; Richard, Radlcy, from Nam% Liao, Spaldsnik, and Sincerky. Williams, from Greenland —At Dublin, Sidon, 0 Conoor, moan New York—At Newfound land. AT tar, Weber. from ! 'arks ; Hupe. Way. from New Veldt g Commerce, Had. from 4t. Vincent.; &trey, Bray, from Fiv ers; Friends, 'robe,. from Liverpool ; Lord Nelk.n. Pike, Croat Plymouth; Brothers. Hammond, fzom ; Hok. Potter. from Waterford; Mary, front Oporto; Harmony. Payoe. from Poole ; Bctky. Ciansatiop ; Dotal, Lowry ; . 1.41 ProdLtes Fend. front Dartmouth. The Edward, SIMPSON ; and Fanny, Tar tot, from London for Tobago, were (poke with at tea on the asith of July, leaky. The William Hettheote, —, from De • for Liverpool, was captured on the 4th init. off Ire land, by a French privateer. • Extra& of a letter from Bourdeaut " Captain r Bice, of the Minerva, has returned to port, after convoying a rich Englilh prise, the Atalante. from r Jamaica." Captain Goss, tom is appointed to the command of the Later* frigate, at Deptford. hiisma ek4l. ,erritirk Landmitmg thoweip•Airs. toicbmaters, Livery Stable4iiipit's, ice aßi wilt the inairmo• , tie, was held at the Crown tree Thane. yer.l 'today, nititably adverti Sir &woe Wariuu, Commiffary ed, and in a neat fpeech pointed out the ebjea eltbc Meeting. He Sated it to have been called at the az. profs defire of the Commander in Chief. who froM bed burring the danger which threatened th e cam try, mull alfo be prefumed to be bell iuformed as tp the means of averting it. A high fpirit had matu rated i title in the country; it was therekee the defy of thole whole province it was to dine that thiat, to fee that it was applied to a proper tibia% Of what wine could the great voluntary force, in arms, which we could command, he to the country, if 'boat who could render it effetlind did not lend their aid to for. writ it in the place where its exertions could be of Moll general utility t Troop+, without the means of calling them into *Rion. could be of no (mice The number of car riots in this country *as immenfe. tit it might appear new altonilbing when he Rated that the number of bodes, of all forts, amounted to three millions. He was latindol the enemy would never be able to pot their foot on this Wore, but if they did, there could be no doubt. that by luck means, we would be enabled eirettnally to ;width them for their preemption. He had. in his pocket, Wry liberal fabfaiptions. in horfes and carriages, from Gentlemen now wand, and be was convinced it would be unnecarary be him to lay more on this Mita. to ebsulate them to every ponds anti. a. was now his dotty to Rae what Government misted% Thy remind, not a pan. but the whole. It Was AB brown. that he tare of ameffity. Govern. wept was anti led gil put in remelition the whole of the• Man and camases in the kingdom. Thi... however, they did not «ilk to do, but tooted to the yentas, offers Of lobs proprieties to menu the ne• tty of loch i statue sad it was dinned moll pow . the die gmappiat..o in the metrapalis and for tolindislt mower, Alieuld fit tech an *temple to the yeti of the Iliad. He then alluded to a machine fof ispeditiog the neyeiage of nouns, lately exhibited at the Hone Guard., and dated that it would be hB' ddty in get ready a somber of thch machines. Its itetlineition, however, was I. fileple. and K was fir fig, that midi could fops adjure than for .It Wet. -' , the iatentien Government ntilff 1161111114Vid ogees which had been made theft of Cloraiessa i t carting's; by which he meant, tart thkiandy, bet the alles'ner bin, fll'i4l 4 ' whisk ' Stc. l oon a t swho valued the Wets& of me coreedry Coeld objet to Inch as offer, sad there !vas, la ' it attains for that. pospofe to be held tittle Trohilltis °atty. and Clergy, at die Thatched Howe, fns Irey. and a. beau ateldm by the Lord Mayor. at the Mantas Honk. on 'Mustily nett. It was. however, by e the seal and example finder pychat snee4 Gentlenim wbo bad swathes of were priaelpally to be induced to come foie They bad been cantedy liberal in their iffirre,bot it was not to be *Wed that they could all Word to do Co gratuitoofly, he Scold therefore ropes that they flnald be peed at a malleable rate: He bad Weaved two lifts, one coniaiitiog grandmas offers, add, the other for rea (finable hire. It would be omeny that people of both thek dares, Would bad a fupply of ail hours forage, as there might be a difficulty in getting it at a moment's warning. The former clefs wt old, ac• lording to their offer. be dndeNtood to fupply it gra tuitouffy ; the tatter, for a reafboable recompence. l !the Ilitekd by the committee. He progofed that the Odireaffitit peke' fem a Rending commit+ tot, end SOW have Meet to add to their bed auto her; that Miiptius boas should b, opined; and time the comm itild Mod& if Leask, divide them: ireives ism atebedrbyt to the different pats' teCtle eras tow ilblat usie He al fo bled A. in cafe of as anehhin • to a bort% a I elosineedly diode; colitioded by og his readlaufs to gat oetetlient etc= ill his mower en whoa titt Might be of any. A Otatiesian Gated that be bad many boreal, he fietraeally lent an to job fate waiter He withed to know hue he Would aa when called ea to hi ing them forward ? Sir B. War-on replied, that thofe who had their horfes in the country might futecrlbe them in the *ante f the owner. Mr. J. Faoo mentinseci. that be was Under con tra* with Uovernmeat for atoning fewtal Mail Cachet If he fublerlbed the buries fo employed. *Rd they &mild he tailed on. there would be an tad of running the Wile and he would disa.ly becomes liable to the penalties of violet's* his commas. Sc' fides, he had Rage coach heath weer Weellent ones indeed, but if they were pin to ash y unbar kind of Monk they would beennia entirely Ales. Mr. B. War.on replied, that if Mr. Fans. ne may other Gentleman Mould retain say lois by his bodes being employed in the fa vice of the country, that the Mott jolt and krupuluue indemnification would be al boded; he was fully pe.funded that the Committee to he appintedeouid tally adopt*e necelfary meant. With tegatd to the hocks in the retake of tl office. he could only fay that if Mr. l'agg got he Poi atobing fur thofe he Ronald fubfcribe,then they mod be deem ed as nut fubitribed at all, Mr. Faoe again dated, that melds be performed his contra& he +satiable to very heavy penalties. Sir Battles WATSON repliet that parentally he cou ld give no anfwet on the fu bet be could af• 1 . 4 '1C the ! vitamins that he would apply to the proper ority for one. At any rate it would be oliferved, o ut r. cfe hurfes and catnaps would not be called fir but the event of invafite, or the immediate ap- Rar.uwe et. it declared bimfelf fatisfied with Ibis (s- Mr. F„0 mat i c° , bet . as that at the Kean moment be o had •1 4 , ose hog& at hoot. They were all down in the Wcfl. Sir B. Wan in I would much rather have item A „, s p un i n becaofe ese ere attack to be made on the Eaglets coal. that are down tbe aeanartt way. and in the Weil in general. may b e f ee yic.:able in bringing the cc and (coeval yrotleinen were appointed to as as a General Com o S cos t aTerafsttrinak°toaollit.plae Ea; o iitee. Ordain retwhttions were tired to, lad dig Muting broke iIILIT4Rr. cap*Az tarns!. pt riCi ofi tonic frosts the Atiotati•desetit to the Gftwal Oiler colopatigins the Worn DiPie 14=4 leave isothel Me Crethehierle Mete comiesie, to Weer ye! tine PM Moiety hee boo phsehtl to appals the Aire mud in de mere" • tote employed et4 t s Odd statist Me Revd Wile& bee *reeled tint they Akio be iiiieee rake Teat mhos. with de Aar of their being difpeCid et et rise M. meths. is the eirmeml ash loYet= el t he.tilfsteett *es Gabe %homer Permed the blitlidk se deteo4 yeeektuatip dse ctessea , Msear Omni Oths sod ks secaerselleg raw. The prostate saki Ohs OsTentssest Me Ode* mpg se asks for Os espabesoden'es add miens at- - - - lbegodesto rebdig to deb tarp, - *drugged to rig die import =a wad* b steads' se disk tcnlor ; sod His Raid Nigiands biro that yo will Amer herds on t►e Greer Olken, r well as the other Staff Olken wilt an at this time, or mu bear - _ Jeer be attlebed to them, dwelt odd lo a vay great degree &geed am their laairidsal escrdass to bathe that dieexpeaadoms Otis Unitry am Ms material pan are eat 44fsgmaiatad. With ebb Ike' it win be effemthill liteothrf . that Cali - Genera Mar. to other Niter, to .tom A command et Volonteas le sooniatoll. Call rade In a litoottos etotrical and commies* to do oar wider tds orders, sad coat Mardi laaawilatdy earialated with ewer partlailar Mules to diem, with the nature and ezteet of die fent« fir wiled they are ratio:lied, cape 4 with their et redirc Areeediovith the diataiitai, middle emelt of Edam twenties et the Canaseadera, wit die Ohio Or die Carps bra pelf to thin Mani economy. thelr iboires. slum amommidan, sad sow IPeties et wAlhary eleipment. and, shoes, with the dent et Inendoefo y how attained In Ask Ytd►doc Ind Mk eiethamete. 'bad whether they ere ee aft Set ear ether ad ',kb tbe troop of the Sim eitrbkb be sae oak knees a marten ledge by fresiseet lefrodiee, sad by tabus as may eyportsobies as poll& of fee* then war arum It aril elk bc incumbent s§ the Omani aim% or adminhcomsoliol bridr lc% in consist with the Censirsibig Mere of Cams, to la the rows by width. i, csk of bdpi ailed ent. Ink onPo k so miss* dos penal pass at tradenvess of the holed% nod to Aim by awry redone peesstiee sad props:aka Net Aril my to prenot the ispidsiky sad consiaty of tbdr _ . . soresimars at dirt akkil mow" kr otakk potpie k b tee sesserisi treble so distal Nat eke arnagesesits far prorklki ears ter die amp bads. end omens faiths eoneelanat el the area. are cogged him diernita pnebohoe of the hdbodites ot begs WOO% liorrotary at Sate. The Commander hi Chita gyms that die dodos bareby jabbed to the Omni Mews anyinpid with the Veltman FOR% einint he didieried with dinar e es the orsamsy without the OM& ma& and enrendeted parked martian re &dr pan. to hit apidedat as the head. his itopil Wilmot* is yerikuled that he Mitts be libipsineed ; but it is inure ter madly dada that doh Wows bald sandmen? bear In mind that the seeps ender tidy eammend ars competed atom aided to a watery lite. weer Wham tiny haw not any direet.sentrool till placed ea yememem or,, but who have valastattly enrolled theentelme with therm ions male et thmkp with the seipthr crew* the idioms. dill• aid% and Waft abide ate moteased to thole who ms mined M the defence at their ..awry. by the erdsona motet in which Mimes at this dem h ohs palmed that they will tad the force of deb en` dientimeand wl imenisa their tionimmid an awry minim war , m diembwity,elnirdi. and k±denees. whkii asmglrot tehb , military dlittpline, withers isorriworliboi or impoilis ire kipno. teat peimary elpeit at model% thk amps ceidilos mod lit kr aYral broke. To loran data dikter/ay globe cum i n a mealltay dot the Commanders of liripdes Amid coolkaady smog the grodions radioed try Ad et Parliament. and requires Ida meows stall ebtoseoes. With raped iodate dikipike.ith the Comrade, Chien emanation, that dim win oiler their ettaideme to Mb OserimiendiatOlieue damp (net plated upon pernmenent duty), as ere deltas of ribeitiog the ag"a"pe et dirk istizsdnens... 1 lime the Cenemeader lo direttime to roma yos winter. site each slier, whoa plead in the embodied of a betook et wi itneetre,widi a mays( knee Iliad the homer edema/fp toms S. the sad ot September and tM ydi jemmy. open dr rayed Otis dudes of the intpediare at thole axis. which his Royal l elk edwitime may rind hiss ado' Infoimation for Mak petammitifith tetra to the kermess be mode item time NO*, ant Milli framing miedeg to rho lireisamar fiyitem I and hie erryin falikals it at dpildeo, that the blokes at tbe intyalthig Fla plans. dread, Madras& , ts the Sabra Markt. tong ho tdoibined writ thigh dins Mid sit the Olken cowroarlY.g bilpedoi. lib Royal WON& lbawliispproves, Mowry ham% I limit pi pdpk apeilkot, that tbeistilkere disold Mesita*, aerobe it a brigade MOW. abe Monad kali the saps. riiiited and Welhinianhed 011iteri ow the bslf.pay at the repair broil* (tfenn& the nub at ifidd bibeen), or even feels the W inslow Come l&. seise. it lath Ofiecn en la every rate& erne. pint to the duty. and have Mn erisamed is the rqpdar fades. wish tie pay of Adlotent able:My. la Widen to their hat-pay, owl lenge for tom herlsl and 1 es Iseagneit that you will Man. den, for hie Royal Ilighaefal syymbetina. any eaten you Easy will to recomosend as eammune end *ibis toe Weis temporary ompliallimts. 1 have WI homer to he. de. (Biped) Mail Calmar, Adpitast Osionet • CsOoky 6 444w-bilassol Money and Coked leis Made. kftntelripdier Osainsh Ornow and W. Z. Wend, Hensorable Wiliam Stewart sod J. T. H. /Owes. MisivasT Moversurvs.-08aturday morning the Brigade nada Major General Moos., confifting of the 41h, 43d, and Sad light infantry, and 95th, or rifle corps, marched from Sborncliffe to Swenfield Minn's, between Folkftene and Barham Downs, l where they performed, in a moll mafterly ayle, a variety of difficult manceuvres. On Saturday the 63d regiment, and on Sunday the sd battalion of the 6a ft regiment (oath of which had difensbarked at Rarnfgate) took their ground at the encampment on Barham Downs. The two batta lions of the tfltb, or Royal lrifh regiment, are hourly On Wednefday monies four Companies of the sth Battalion of Referee arrived at Manchefter, by the way of Bolton. from Liverpool, on their route to ' Nottingham.for which place they marched on Thu d ' . day ; the other four companies marched at the fame time throuj Warrington, from Liverpool, on their way to Litchfield. The Argyllfttire Militia marched on Monday for Dunbar. On Friday fall the tit and ad battalions of the asd regiment marched from Wetly barracks to Colcbel ter, on their way to camp at Leaden Heath. Nine hundred of the Guards are under orders for Weely, where preparations are now making for their reception. Major-General Hors is removed to Colcheller, end is to be fuceeeded at Wed, by Brigadier-General Aucas dad. The Marquis of DOUGLAS left town lag week for Woodbridge, and has returned the command rf his regiment, the Royal Lanark Militia, now at Wetly. iItDDLESAX SLEPrION. . . . , ta two O'clock; Mr. Maim waiwto had poliad mare saes by , foray. than air PIANOS 'BVIttZTT) . but about that time, the, friends of the Baronet came 'ro c play to the hefting% and enabled halt pn obtain a majority of not upon the day's poll. Thi ausiben were declared as follow: Vol elr FIANCII Du - 07 Fit Mr. Maiawwuao • .30 Majority err VI: /ammo BifluDiTT • 01111111tAL Farlt ale Pianos ifiIIOCTT. Fee Mr. Mairwaausa. sad , Dar - k - se Day • g • - 361 set Dar - •.- op Der Day n • Sig 4th Dar atb Day - Stb day • -. sirs stb Day - 793 drh Dar freb Day - tss ith Dar - set yei Pay - - alb Day - . IN Ildr Day ; se4 94 Di v 9tb Day . weboi taidt oar 1 .2 wait:by . y tint Dep - r r• sub 134 ys ;wit Dq rP .70 IA Dar :JO SO Der Ito? talk Day titirb Day . 10 , Taal • • Mit . Tab& Teed Majortiy Ii timer of Mi. Mainirasuto --lb Upon the poll being declated-sa , Sir Feast's Bokberr addrered the Signing to the following p urport I than detain this day bet for a few moments, beaten. as you will perceive, the time that remains for us to Single is but flicirt,and that the salve employment of that time is highly necedary, in order .td enfote our ultimate finals. You mut Wave, Gentlemen, that the whole Olken of oar adverfary anthill in calumniating our voters withwit the hulling% and olifttuaini e them within. By the double o peration of this f= He m , they hope to aecompli th their objet, and difappoint your They propaigate the &dell calumnies spina our voters abroad, in order to give rile to the other fyffem of nbaruSiop They fire contrive to rei& a fisfpicioo.and then make ofe of that &Spinets to made the objections which they think proper to tart here. and which in mi nion every iollande has proved to be frieoloos— (4t=n, I am ferry that t have again and again to deplore that my friends, do not exert thensfelvis to attend here at fuck as early boar in the morning as &add defeat in agreat manse the . object of this fy tens of capricious °Nation , by Infu ring to every was a Oscines upon his vote in the coutfe of the dot About forty of than Freeholders, who have heee good enough to tender for me today, and. who have been ablated to, return, I regret to fay. without any decifion upon their votes by the Sheriffs. If that dainties bad been made. I am jellified from ezperi ' ase in believing, that, intend of a majority of one. I (Mold have bad a majority of forty at lath. If thole Gentlemen, with . tha others who have been ob jedted to in the courfe of the poll,. will Contrive to attend here early tomorrow morning, my Counfid and the Sheriffs will be ready, by eight o'clock. to invenigate and decide upon their votes. If this be done, no other difficulty will remain foe my friends to encounter, and I can have no doubt whatever of complete triumph. Ualefs, however, this early at. tendance take place, the Wiens adopted bi our ad- 'afar mull have the effee of reederbig it for the greater pacts if not an of you, to poll. I beg you particularly, Gentlemen , to bear in mind. that the poll opens to-morrow at eight o'clock. and dotes at three. This mut Rill more point oat to you the meaty of early attendance, which, tf you re gard the independence of your intr. end the re fpettability of your charadter. you will not need& I cannot, indeedi from the knowledge I have of you, Infer myfelf to nipple, that you can. under all the circumftwices of our safe efifiegard this recommen dation (a b e / ay of We s ill anti-vely al it). Before you depart, Gentlemm, I cannot help mak ing tome obfervation upon an advancement which bas been this mating publilbed by our opponent.-- In this advertifement he, as ufoal, charm you and me with every kind of offence and crimes in addition to which be accufes me with cling improper influ ence and traria means to bring up Voters. How far this charge is grounded, or to whom it would bell apply. I leave it to you to determine. Who has got the power to ufe tyrannical means, it is untiecetar . y for me to tell you. (Atplaafes.) But in the beginning of this adrenifetnent it is Mated, that I am a perfon who generally contrives means adequate to the end ist view, I troll that this coming from an adverfary will be regarded as a compliment, for if there is one thing more charafteriflic of wifdom than another. it is that what a man undertakes Mall he prailicable-- that his means Mall be equal to his end. I have there fore no objection to fuch a charge as that. • The means by which we propofe to accomplifh our ends are fair. open, and univerfaL Our ends are liberty and the happinefs of mankind—our means honefty and courage. Our ends, then, are unqueflionably fair. and though pea the conception of our adver fary. our means are (ample. There is cello in this ad yertifement a repetition of the old charge of perjury. Still does he pert in this twice were. He Mites that he would difdain to be guilty of perjury. I iron, Gentlemen, there is no one who hears me, whatever Mr. Mainwating may think, can feel it necefary for me to make fuch a public declaration. (Iwaylmer cad .glee.) With refpeft to that charge, however, I will fay that I do not pretend to a conscience more delicate than other upright men, but every man hiss a peculiar feeling and there is one thing to which I Ihould ()Nett. I Mould certainly not take an oath that 1 bad filch an elate in Edmonton and Enfield, as my opp:nent (wears that he has (Load applaajes.) Some mindsha ve different conceptions of reditude,and there are many who -.could nut yield their conception of rectitude to any confederation whatever ; bet no man can anfwer for his neighbour. To thofe gene ral remarks I will only add, that if I were permitted to qualify voters, as my oppcner.ts have been enabled to qualify a candidate, I Ihould not have much trou ble in carrying this contell ("fit:art / it.) lam unwil ling,Gentlemen;long to detain you het e. as your exer tion is In neceeary elle% here ; but it is fit and proper to make fume obfervat ions on the calumnies circulated by our adverfary and his agents spina nor voters, more particularly as theft calumnies AM evidently de ligned to clerics and palliate the futile objections that are every moment offered againft them at the huf tings, with a view to thwart their feelings a:d im pede the poll. . Ototithen, I ban ranker is fay toyeiti.lint Is • 1 Iterate lem wi th the imputanee of the,edsjeft the j which we &niggle. it is my determination not to give we till the ,301 litonieat that the law allows me to Muthet (esslamiser V etilasfis.) In. &Mg Nee . I, l!igeTet Only he the ilreit, I begot that I IbaU be . i" 414 • "411" dime my duty to thek Freeholders who have, difinterekedly and nobly Sod forward In my faro . Having done that, I Hall fed wait amply repaid for all the exertion and, rouble I have , undergone. wad I Loft that in the cork of this Ili duous eosin, I hoe sever committed one at Oath thould dtprise me • of the Olean and cosildknee of • my fri -00 *(etPlatrg-) • clenthmaco t let roe once more repot to yea my tinsel meta: that you wield come forwar d Oaf to uneyow. Ronne@ that it is the laft day ofP and if you are not fuccefdol on., this occarioa.M col probablY.bc the let oppqrtunky of polling fit a Popular *candidate. You otilt contrive to triumph In thqs Woo, or your canny, in all likehlood• war • dfor ever reigned to the will of a junto of jobbers, ices, and contralto Oppkwjer.) I beg leave ' eseademea, to add one word more, a. becaufe I ansfaid tq be an enemy to the &kith Car Skidoo. This Conaitution I confider an castled gem, AN to be coached by polluted ands, but it may be lola by corrupt Willer' ; and as in the cafe of the Jews of old. a.counterfeit held is its place for j the people to workip. I trait, bower. the oil* of yont exertions t0.11)0fi01,, will be to fet afide thb counterfeit, to ratio' the voluble gem, we have kr lout loft, and to retort the Coallitution toss t = purity and luare.—[This feationst wits appituks which commued foam time alter Bit Francis retired.] Mr. Mastrwaamo came forward and attempted (peak. but lie Met with too much interruption oath ma of our unrolling a tingle fentence.. A great number of perfons were ambled beim the balling% and more noifs and o:travertine se =d to prevail than on any day rhos the coos ement of the poll. The road on. each ft& Icon id lined with Bordett's colours. The Doke and Doh& of Monson! ' Lady H. CAVIIIDISII,.Lord Fogy, and a .nemberof Whim able friends, accompanied Sir Femme to town. OppoSte the Duke of Quails - Amity's bock. hi I Ficcadaly. the mob took the — borfes from Sir Faeroe `Beaaarr's eaniage, and drew him and it with Wed: tiaslassations to 11l hook in Piccadilly. Several accidents happened from the daihieg of liesniages returning from Beaatford. Oss, ot ars Awry to fay, was fatal. An odds yammer was thrown Of near the Halfway :Hoek, a Bart dM Mace from Hydepetk-cornar. A medical man, Mr. Sewn. of TaviamlAreet, was accidentally profess. The unhappy man was. however, asked to deaths He was young sad of awned ap;earahce. About nine o'clock,hlr. Cantos, the Benther. 'appeared at the hall-door of F. Borden's I Imo whew* be harangued thepoodocr. and atZ *oak if they were really the friends of the Baronet, to lifperiie. A good many of them took Os advice. and went away t but feveral remained in hest of** kook mud a very late hour, with a band of ink. 1: i 1 _A I MIDDLESEX laVriON. . alaillnial, I have far th er 111 fay to yob; Ahm is ' , , rand as laM with the imputance of the,eljeft fir A' ......:•..1.....t. s i t se ?lAA which we ilt le. it is my determination ant to give • 4, Ito the est t wo 1 ... , CUPCM . Evalr. l ,lllll,76i4l•llll l 2 l i pOtpr. m e te . ili gt .... .. to a... i= e ttil the* stoma that eae law mows me votes 07 rOtty. than cur stillICIS 'BISIttiTT) . bu t !!ta r • almot that time , the, friends of the Baronet came ra t - „ it (assiarasiser I aftialeirfis. }ln thin ibis* . , 1 11°°. to pidly to the &rainy, and enabled hfin en obtain a v foc e "r I I!!'" 7 he the i r eit9 I beteg chef I that/ bc eat the majority of ear upon the day's poll. ecatket were declared as follow : . r waliban j u n bo c lave ..c l a fin ve ter anw eltedly m a Y n a dt4 7 , lWe septior w a dasiwwww. merle Tor Or FIANCII 11J - ell my fame, Having done that, I Ikea fat myfele 1 1 • W af - Far Mr. MAIIIMAIINO • -SO amply repaid for all the exertion and trouble I hays , eut bd. Majority nor VI: /UMW IffILDETT -tee ovidergune, mid I trot that is the emu* of this ar- oohed In, ' • GINStAL STATIIIIIINT. • doors motet, I have sever committed one ea Stick and tea Far dk Pews= 1111/111aTT. Par Mr. Masawatuss. , Snul t d ic trive me. of the edam and cost/knee of 4 PS my f s‘oppleafer.) " his 114 Da r " 361 ea /34 -• . 3 99 ( entleemo let Inc PM more repent to yaw my us= sr- 3d Caw - . 061 3d Day .t • St& & ..• a wpm 4tt , Dat .. di ode Dal - , sl y Watts reireu, that you would come forward may sts day - -. las stir Day - - 193 to ettorpw....Raenliell that it is the Isa day of II ''d' 6th cm, r .- sees tub Day - - IS$ and it" you are not futurist guilds mews! i/ 111 21 l i t er "" 6 lth MY • - MI jib ReT__ ' ' !l MOli, probably .be the let opportunity of polling fee . say We- ma Day - • ie. iti MUT : ' ". ir a•W•ralsr cl uidid o se. Volt moll contrive to ee &pea tos rida Dar I' ' fat r - t ---- tam Day - - loth the s' e 1126 ln 'hqS Mauer, or your coonty, in all li keillsood. well • . our rotor war Day - - s tub Dv - r 0 lie for ever refigured to thew Mof a junto of jobbers, Wltb this nth Day ;. 7 is I hth tolf__, p P i .' 2 Offices, and contractor (400 1 / 4 0 ... Haw' or 1316 Day - - 13° 1 .6.-r -.- ,-; I beg leaire Gentlemen , to add one word more, .... serene. tett Day • LIZ. I h Day ' ....- bean& ls m 'faid to be an enemy to the &kith Cos- the raps T ou t • . Ml6' . Total -. . MP Ultimo. This Conaltution I confider an =fulled sad wish '? tat Majority ii lever .1 mi. wheeze.) —et Lem not to be tee th ed by polluted , ands, but it may most d Upon the poll being declased-s. .. , iota by corrupt Miniters ! and as in the oak of .„ h dadr at- Sir Pease's Bekbarr addre#ed the liked.; to the Jews of old. a counterfeit held is its place fee Ills " 13 " the following Potion' :—"Gentlemen; I than demur the people to wmthip. t trot, however. the mil* lops to re. you this day bet for a few moments, becaufe. as o f your exertions tomorrow , will be to fat slide Me , eveldoa. you will perceive, the tine that remains for us to counterfeit, to recover the =feeble gem we have as watt tbs ftruggle is bat thon,and that the Wee employment long loa,andto ref:meth/ Cosaitution wits= t` usis tad of time is highly neeellary, in order td estate panty an d I n ft te „.[Thi s ( est i m a t e win mem to our ultimate teed's. You mull Wave, Gestismen, by a ppl a nk, w hi c h continued f a wn tine after fir beams a that the whole (yam of oar adverfary costal in f enne l, tet i ee n gas may calumniating our voters without the. hulling% and Mr. Matsu:limo came forward and attempted en tt w oe alto obitruaing them within. By the double operation (peak. but lie Fact with too much interruption tor ea m enwhee of this fyfiern, they hope to aecomplith their objea, t ag of one eonnelbo g a Angle &atm,. Cates. re and difappoint your trifles. They propagate the A great number of perfons were ambled before tit sops is &Weft calumnies againt our voters abroad, in order the baling% and more noife and o:traverse= op- e g ne ne te to give rife to the other fyitem of obaruiliop here.— p ewe e to Kevi n than on an y d a y g yve t h e me. Mt ma. They Art contrive to reifr a thfpiclothand th en make incitement of the poll. The road oar ends fide fum- ed due of. of that farpicion to eget& the objections which ed lined with Bordett's colours. k b Mthly they think proper to tart here. and which in el- The Duke and Dubefs of Devonian's, Lady H. molt every iollande has proved to be frivolous— CAVIIIDISII t .Lord Foster, and a .nem ofber fitatiom , ▪ .we dor l e t 2 1., 1 / 2 ' able friends, accompanied Sir Fi!trcis to town. Nom otb:s lam forty that t have agaia and again OppoAte the Duke of Qoaanseuar's bock sa to deplore that my friends, do not exert therafelvss to Piceadaly. the such took the — bodes from Sir Tunas Imam to . attend here at futh ea tidy boor in the morning as s ni n.res gentian, and drew hi m sad it w ith h o c mild defeat in a gust mull= the . objea of Ibis f7l nee t an a t i onst n - aLeepe i n pl emi gg, e. , Pan Form, test of capricious objettion. by i n to every mast Several occ id ent , ha pp ened — W e ii' s h e &ob i of witboar As a (Wirt= upon his vote in the courfe of the day.— carriages retorting heWß eent f or d. o ne . ten are • P lit '_,_77_ About forty of dm& Freeholders, who have been lorry to fay, was fatal. An outfide *Tenger was ''''"'" good enough to tender for me today, and° lobo have t h r own edy near the Halfway-Hook, a Batt dM Sallie ' u r. been objetted to, return, I regret to fay. without ail tame from Hydepetk.corner. A medical man, Mr. e"" temer decifion upon their votes by the Sheriffs. If that Einsvn. of Tairiasebareet was accidentally pretest- I" Ire ` rFer decifioo bad beta made. lam jellified fr om sepal- The unhappy ulna was . h owever, ached to due b. ' Pe nes "' ence in believing, that, land of a majority of me. H e was young sad °faceted nisepit h e e. - I th thence' I bould have bad a majority of forty at lest. If About abbe o'clock , I[s-. Curvets, die Berriters ibeigc as - thole Gentlemen, withAsit others who have been ob- appeared at the hall-door of flir F. Bordett's hoof% , "'a OW6° l jelled to in the condi of the poll,. mil emative to tram whams be baraogued the VOCIASICI s and sawired di el Whidi attend here early tomorrow mormag, my CosnM t h in& if they wars really t h e 6i.,;„d„ o f t h e g am e. and the Sheriffs will be ready, .by eight o'clock. to tt-iigT,,,,, t e,_ A goo d may of then took his advice. r tb ik cil"' invsaillsts and decide upon their votes . If thus be and ;vett - away r b ut feveral remained in Gat of dm make whb dose. no other difficulty wilt remain for my friends beefs mail a very late hour, with a bead of aosfic. 1 vsaft•ot with to encounter, sad I can have no doubt whatever of -- Rd the bare- complete triumph. Ualefs, however, this early at- TM lArl . DAY'S POLL Pa sod it for untie= take place, the Allem adopted b our ad- —4 It biseelfse 'army molt have the age of veederieg k This being the lei day of the Pell, the friends d sewed the it for the greater Pith if not all 4 Tont to poll. I both ponies have been uncomincaly naive in the kr. ark% moue beg you particularly, Gentlemen, to bear is mind. vice of their favourite Candidate—the !men accounts eDasawador that the poll opens to-morrow at eight o'clock, and mote to roe dotes at three. This Hint Rill more point oat to yen that we coedd tun from Beentford , Rated that S ir =bestow, the =talky of early attendance, which, if you re- Fiances Boaaser had polled li9 at nine o'clock. sansassow— Bard the independence of your County, and the re- and that at eleven he was 14 a bead on the whole a leo usret• fpeaability of your chevalier, you will not neglea. ... At wi ne n te s,.. I cannot, indeed; from the knowledge I have of Your e-- . . kiregagroma Infer toYfrif to rePPerer that you can. render all the A few:deys fines a woman of the saute of Lire on th e m' s & circuinfLumes of our cafe, efifiegard this recoamen fiftv.ttgat years of age, brunt jaaatissuGresse was', eh his 114 1 13 dad " ( a barrui of if' .411"1"--'69 as e). delivered of a teak ;ad, who, with the mother. is is , the far nu n. Before you depart, Gendemem I cannot help mak- a fair why. Two days a ft er, er grand-daughter were i , tine 6 , dr,e. his fonts obfervation upon an 'deadliest= which delivered of twins. What residers this urcoantanco itio ,, non nn um been this morning publithed by our opponent.— the more extraordinary is. that the old lady had net tie need at In this advertifement he, as ufoal , charge , you and a _ mid fin _ , L . w ... . 1 . 1 ... ..... . Add, may bs me with every kind of offence and crime; in addition t i t wer_2,l_,";hrT__/=:_fiL_,_ to th e i eaassaaallag to which be secure' me with ding improper babe ' late Sir Fa .''''.. acitaisso Po ' cr ...-..'" e, Bart. were . rzi by se- 'ace and tynacasel means to bring up Voters. How „, , tit . ~ nos . ..4 • a ATTIIIMILL• They keened one thos- e ' ,,, ~. "time ' far this charge is grounded. or to whom it would belt y woo Yersivetlit apply, I leave it to you to determine. Who has got the f li s o ari _ t. ' eb bi ree ok b of arkl th red e ptitt aad tio t el i Li as totbas r sadet a thetWe Jockey frilth tie Ca r a* power to ufe tyrannical means, it is untsecetasy for 5 Club were prefect at the (ale. at ' he e v a " me to tell you. (Itlacfa.) But in the beginatog of " nlia __,_ eha this advertifetneast it is Rated, that lam a perfon Mrs. Lrrenetut Is performim a variety of the- rieCTS at Birmingham, and Ism Judea ample proof " I "`l' ea ' a * who generally conuives means adequate to the end "O le kr 6l e e * is views I mull that this coming from an adverfary of the l'etfatititY as well ov the Stent"th of hot ta - " l4 ' halal. will be regarded as a compliment, for if there is one tints. l Yee win moo- thing more charafteriftic of wifdom than another. it A very extraordinary phenomenon has lately hurt Manioc may is that what a man undertakes Mall be praelicable— upon the theatrical world :—A boy, of the name of teak taititatarY that his means Mall be equal to hisend. I have there- Bsartr, not exceeding twelve years of age, reads o' fore no objeftion to (itch a charge as that. • The and enalle the principal of all Sae &Isparta's char root Gesell means by which we propofe to accomplifh our ends rafters, in a ftyle of kperinrity that ahonifiles the lean Slaw are fair. open, and univerfaL Our ends are liberty molt experienced Aftors. He has pert .. .armed in Ire W. IL Scheel* and the happinefs of mankind — our mea ns honeft y land, and is now exciting general eflonithment at Mews. and courage. Our ends, then, are unqueflionably Edinburgh. Of the Rage he. manners are puerile . morning t he fair, and though pall the conception of our adver- as he is often ken playing at marbles in the morning confifting of lacy. our Means are fimple. There is alio in this ad- and afterwards Richard 111. in she evening. He is and gerh, or vertifement a repetition of the old charge of perjury. rather Ibort of his age, flight made, but has great ex- to Swentield Still does he pert in this mins este. He tires preffion of countenance. The moment he begins to ram Downs, that he would difdain to be guilty of perjury. I true, converfe opals Wige beefier'. he appears an infpired kerly ftyle, a He has a ;deafest turn for repartee, which Gentlemen, there is no one who hears me , whatever bein g . Mr. Mainwaring may think, can feel it necefary for make r his com p an y much fou g ht for. The Edits- in Sunday the me to make fuck a public declaration. (I.•agioer aid burgh Manager expreled bin fears. at fist rehearfal, of which had vp h ie f a .). With refpeß to that charge, however, I that hi. voice would not fill the hook. "My dear ;round at the well fay that Ido not pretend to a confcience more Sir." replied the little hem of the bulkin, 1' I beg he two bane- delicate than other upright men, but every man has you would be under no apprehenfions upon that at, are hourly a peculiar feeling and there is one thing to which I :core. for. if my voice does not fill your hook. pro- . . Ihould nhjedt. I thould certainly not take an oath bably my playing will!" nic' of the 51" , that 1 had fuels an ellate in Edmonton and Enfield, A ludicrous circumffance occurred on Monday, at icier, k'y "' e as my oprnent (wears that he has (Lead apt:secs.) Leigh-woods, Somerfet.—A party of Ladies and heir route to Somemindshavedifferent conceptionsof reditude.and gentlemen on a rural exeurfinn, having feared them- : hed on Thurf- -1... there are many who would not )felt their conception Pelves tinder a hedge, and lighted a fire to regale 4at the (tor of reftirude to any confideratinn whatever ; but no themfelves, were prelently farroundiel by Peace Offi. poolr on their man can anfwer for his neighbour. To thole gene- eerc,wieh warrants for their apprehenfino as v .granrt. ilitia marched ral remarks I will only add, that if I w er e permitted The county havirig been lately infe ft ed by gangs of to qualify voters , Is I'm' ooptnetts have been enabled gypries, orders had been ;filled for feixing all perfoot ores of the 4:d to qualify a candidate , I Ihould not have m uch trou- making firs• in the (Ten air. ks to Colchcf- ble in carrying this contell (dipp.'asir u .) lam unwil- On Sunday afternoon, a man d-effect %r a railer heath. ling,Gentlemen;long to detain you he, e, oe your ezer- went to fevers l fruit and gingerbread Rai: ain Shad- der orders for tion es In neceffary elfew here : but it is fit and proper eking for their well and the neighbourhood, *here he pallid of a to make fnme obfervae ions on the calumnies circulated good deal of connterfeit coin. The deceptiem was foots :olcheller. end by our adverfary and his agents spina oar voters, &p et:mete d, and t h e {dhow was, a f t er Come recibsome, more particuLttly at theft CAlVllllies Are evidently de- fewored. On fearching him, 43 coun•erfeit killings. 1 Lacher -General rt A nee.. to eacufe and palliate the futile objections that, ( even h a lf gn;oesa, and 1 4 fevess..#lilling pieces. were I are even' moment o ff ered againfl them at the hut- found ferreted in the lining of ts breeches. After ' left week for rings, with a view to thwart their feelings a:d ins- being taken to the Public. Office he was committed rntnand rf his o'" $ . , =de the poll. fir re examination. . . tow at Wetly. • - 4 • 11 LAST DAY'S POLL. This Wog the lei day of the Pail, the frig* of both pasties have been alscomincusly naive in the ler ' vice of their favourite Candidate--the Weft accotmta that we could leant from Seentford, fated that Sir Teases' BVILDITT had potted atp at nine o'clock. and that at eleven he was 14 a bead on the whole poll. A few:deys fines a woman of the seem of Lir e fifty•eigist years of age, living ielletheal-Greee. was delivered of a male child, who with the mother. is is a fair why. Two days a ft er, ger grand-daughter mem deliveted of twit's. What readers this circumstance the more eatraredinary is. that the old lady had set a child finer flee was thirty years of age. On Weilnefiday. the met-bnefoi belonging to the late Sir FIRDIS&SDO POOLS. Bart. mere told by see -1 tine by Mr. TATTISIAILL• They fetched one thous. fend, three hundred and forty-fix ponds, two fhil lings. Mot of the principal Members of the jockey Club were prefect et the file. Mrs. Lrrenvitte is perfotming a variety of dui raters at Birmingham, and has alb ded ample proof of the verfatility as well as the greatods of her ta 'eats. A very extraordinary phenomenon has lately bert upon the theatrical world :—A boy, of the name Berrie ' not exceeding twelve years of age, reeds and enaitc the principal of all Smitatsraaaa's chap raters, in a ftyle of faperiority that shoniffses the experienced Aftors. He has perfmmed in Ire land. and is now exciting general aftonilhment at Edinburgh. Of the Rage his manners are puerile, as he is often teen playing at marbles in the morning l and afterwards Richard 111. in the evening. He is rather Ibort of his age, flight made, but has great ex preffion of countenance. The moment he begins to convene upon page luifinel he appears an infpired being. He has a pleafant turn for repartee, which make; his company much fought for. The Edin burgh Manager expected bit fears. at fire rehearfal, that hi. voice would not fill the honk. "My dear Sir." replied the little hem of the Whin, " I beg you would be tinder no apprebenflons upon that *rote. for. if my voice does not fill your twee. pro. bably my playing will I" A ludicrous eiretnoftance occurred on Monday, at Leigh-woods, Somerfet.—A party of Ladies and gentlemen nn a rural exearfinn, having feared them. 'elves under a hedge, and lighted a fire to regale themfelves, were prcfently farround.ri by Peace Offi. cers,with warrants for their apprehenfinn as tutgrantr. The county havirig been lately ;defied by pulp of gypfieo, orders had been ;trued for felting all perfone milting fire• in the open air. On Sunday afternoon, a man &effect to a railer went to leveret fruit and gingerbread Rani in Shad. well and the neighbrilirlivod, where he patted off a good deal of cnnnterleit coin. The deceptit.n was Coon dikovered, and the fellow was, after Come reftßance. fecored. On (Catching him, 43 coun•ertstt f4ven half gn;neas, and 14 feven.fisilling prem. were found ferreted in the lining of his breeches. After bong taken to the PublicAffice, be was cosisaitemi feir is examination.