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ydetleat hiAJt.3 T 1419 ISAVA6Winct 9.3. Vt. All. • OUR. • •11. Due. Debits t t Hamburgh o Waterford 0 j Cott/Mardi 1 o This amain arrive/ a nail from I.i uoa, kou to Fantooth by the Aoczaatio packet, In 9 days. Fairport:MTH, May at.—Admiral S. J. Cot-tots is is be fuccccded by Vice-Admiral Your° in the com. mend at this port. This morning all the bands of the four Eat lndiamen arrived here were prefed out of them, and fent on board the Admiral's Ihip for difiribution in the fleet. Pei (red up yeßerday a fifth Eall Indiaman and four South Sea Whaler.; the Indiamen and Whalers lay Cottle time at St. Helena, but as no man of war touched there, they agreed to run it; on their paffage a large French privateer of 36 rills, fuppofed la Bellone, hung on the rear of the convoy, as if to cut of one of the heavy failing (hips, bot the good countenance (hewn by the tea of the India =en, which bore down, obliged her to (beer of to the fouthWard s they ,Taw two black Gded brig Privateers off Scilly, but on nearing the Indianan both Bleared off with every rag of fail they could PORTSMOUTH, MAY ea.—This day arrived the fol lowing men of war: hlss.rowase, from a cruise off Havre; Scouaca from the Eaftward valid the Au aoaa from Plymouth : alfo the Thames Welt India. man, Captain WaLcit, from Jamaica. Sailed the Apollo. Capt. Wit. NELL'S, to join convoy at thi . Dore for the Baltic. Dropped down to St. Helen's the following EAR India (hips t Royal Charlotte, Perfeverance, and Neptune ; the other Eat India flips which are here will go down to morrow, and fail the firll fair wind, under convoy of l'Aruzso 1. seal. .Paffed by, homeward bound, fix fail of Eat &dist flips; four fail of South Seamen failed with m a y twat . parted company on their pelage. The Mediterranean convoy Tansies -wind-bound. the vied hang S. S. W. Dovu, Max 4i.--From twelve until the prefent time, file P. M. we haveheerd a continual roAtiugli4 cannoni without any insennifion.. By fonleir it edit jet:tura that the enemy's guit'bisise'i bare attacked et* fquadron in Boulogne Bey—hy'ollters. that it is. Itttjoideg on =MINS' o 1 liiSTieraara's being crostini' i whiebie well,* Vier if it took place yeßer. day at-Par‘ A else] may have received the news now ai•Boirlogue. It has been fo thick that we could fee nothing from the heights; but the guns (book our windows very much. • Hair Past Fivs.—•Thefiriag Rill continues, and ' by Come failors jolt come down from theheiets, we learn, that feveral gun boats, &c. are out of tiOtilarsta hatbour, and keep up bring—alto a very heavy fits from the (bore. It is fuppofed to be a rejoicing, se out (kips don't return their fire. The firing heard bete OS Saturday was at the Istmorratrr frigate ; !be tan down along (bore, and they opened a heavy fire from all their batteries, and threw feveral (}tells at her—the !wittily received no hurt. The pretest cannonade teems to have alarmed the costa, for fe• veral Rout frigates and men of war are ping over to the French !bore with a prefs of fail and a fine breeze. Diaz, MAY 13.--Sailed l'lnuotrat.Era frigate, on a cruise off Boulogne: Remain in.the Downs the MoSAILCH, UTILICHT. ILLOSTI.IOIII, and ikassirr men of war ; la Veadiato frigate i BolghTa Hoop of wart Zarova,brig of war ; Zemin bomb; Mocs. :, aaoo z fcluionei,iit u CS:rdiltiegtilArtreir has a fignal for a convey to the Weßward. YAItI4OUTII, May sr.—Monday evening arrived the Scocriom loop of war. with a large Inchaman which (he has detained ; and the PSIIII.Org frigate, with ftventeen of the wounded men frem the fleet under the command of Cummodorc Sir S. Sumo, cff Flaming._ _ . lovsayooc, May at.—Signals are linißed at the Light Houle for four !hips from Jamaica, one of %%kith is the Crefeent, from Jamaica. The following velTels arrived lafi night, viz. the Mimi nia, NATI. frOm Africa and Demerara ; Polly, IlLaea ; Han- i chard, COILMICK ; Loutifa. H ; Roe, Mot Y- woos, from Africa and Jamaica ; and IVaßtingtim, Homayo, from New Orleans. The ls lam, K ZAP, arrived here s eficrJay, left BAtbaJues cal the t illi tit. The Dowit.ica Packet.CAtTcwitosi, wutl,l ia.l on the 16:h, and the Venerable. Law rats. on the a Id.— The Cambridge, I.t was, for' Jamaica; Jamaica, WALK La, for Tobago ; and Chritliatia Frances, —, fur Devoe' Ara, failed from Falmouth ca the :2.11 init. 'ruder vmsoy of the A sttL , A ftigAte and Ft.s II asp. Captain St•srmr, of the Ichooncr I I..pe, who at , rived here on Saturday, in 22 days from Senegal, (puke on the ad inflect. in Lit. a j. long. 3 a. so. the kip Thetis, Captain Cm alit tor, firm hence for Do. minks, out ty days, all well. The Sarah, Cm, a I lA, Of 10 nine pounders, is captured by a French Arita leer. of so guns the pounders and too men, and cars fled into Cuadalouge. The capture of the Sarah was swing en the daflardly behaviour of the crew, who, fit feting the Captain and Chief Mate fo feverely vounda at to be obliged to quit the deck, ran down ielow and hid themfelves among the Gar ves.and though the Second Mate behaved with great fivirit and ream lation. he could not get them again to qua ; be t ate this, the pa ivateer had dropped Aim. but feting the Sarah's fire Sacken. malted up, and carried her t y boarding. The Itaii on board the Sarah is two i:s ;lied and a a wounded. and on board the privateer, ue Second Captain and two men killed and twenty uunded, botit belrels materially injured in hull. fails, InJ rigging. Extraa of a letter (tom Captain Cymru rot. of he Apollo. of t a guns and so men. dated Dominica. ph March, to his owners here. giving an account of s engagement.--m The privateer appeared to m.sunt a pm., and from the number of . ..en on deck may .i.i.niahly [typo& there WWI lot Ids than 73 or 11: :nen on board ; lsore ciown *Dora shieAt stk!ht, we immediately ilsortened fail and prepared for 'Rion; well fufpeßin him, from his manoeuvres, to be a rogue ; kept un ler ealy fail all night, and all hinds at citiaitert, the fchnnner keeping about a gun (hot aftern until day-light, when I rounded to, hnifled Englift colours, and fired two (hot at him, hot being at too great a di(tance to engage, and finding him not inclined to give battle, bore up anr: made fail ; at eight he bore down again and flood within gun (hot, when I hove to again and gave Mgr a WY/ilea - We, which be returned and began the atlion ; during which my officers and men fought with true Briti(h courage, and after a good drubbing compelled him to leave ns, and haul his wind to the northward.—The aftion tailed about one hour." The Prince William. Host), from hence for Africa, •as well at fea, the 6th of April, in lat. 8. 20. North, the Chriftopher in company. l'he Earl of Wycombe. MIUDILL, failed from Halifax for this port, about 27th December left, and has not fince been heard nf. The William, Livsom, failed from Miratnichi for this port, the 28th November Lit, and has not line been heard of. STOCKHOLM, Wt. 4.—The herring fifhery on the coats of Gothenburg and Bothnia is now ended.— From November, iScia, to November, 5803, there hive been fent to the other parts of Sweden, And abroad from different plAccs, 576; tons of herring oil, a6z7 tons of fmoked, and 203,209 was of pickled innings. Etsteetra. Mar-3.—A raft turnber of (hips def. tined for the Baltic lie between this •and Hornbeck, being prevented by the South Eaft wind from enter ing the Sound. Moft of the Captains/have come b 7 land, sod have entefed theirt'Cwrgoes,.thas I theT7IPOW. be able to proceed with 'die 6rft fair wind. A Scotch convoy has increafed the number. The Swedifitronsekriarig Deiphine is Arrived here, bound to BourdCtiti.k,:yw falh the , -twautins of the Duke of OaTiVOTHL•Ol:O.llOll,4e,liaiS changed to N. W. As far as the eye Am jupg iy to_ be fens but (hips under fail., itte are alreadria. the road, but the wind is vary weak, and the greater.part will hardly reack , : tlrlouncEtchtlay. ',7he Naiad frigate failv,l4,:priet to carry,tlasvipasfents to the Day of ALEtliaL,. vontittintriort or PRIZE-MONEY. trtiVineetro, hide capture at clic pulacrc is Belle Aurora' witi be pat.' ea Tbarfelay, the pit Ina. us No. al, Surrey-ftrest *htrand. The Malts, for die recapture of the Peefeverinee. will be path on board the Malta. on her arrival at Plyinotatd The Hoop Sea Gull. for the recalture of the Lord ?Wm. will be paid on board the Sea Gull. on ha arrival at Plymouth. , . Theijaloufe. for the demotiee of the undermentioned week* vie Nseetiii apd Zcewart, Hoop. Hoffaang. mod luffrow Dlckje. will be pail at No. 70, Great Stedel-fleviet, Bleemlburpom Thor( day, the yth of June. The Daphne, for the capful* of a Sired* sMley..will be paid as the ebde at No. t 4, Clement's bin. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. O rr, MAT 11--Palfed by the Two Brothers, --- hire Norway ;. Sophia, Hart, from liansburght Two Friend:, Cornelius; and °vermeils& from liethilen—aSsiled the Good bunt, Beam, CUice. &di. fag Gibialter ; Baraya. Denney. for St. Thomas's; Jane, Soria, for Waterford; "WrJalip) far Vareli ; Leaman. fair Gottqsburf glientoi lied; Sofa:mak Rabe ; and tatbden. Marries—At Cowes, Amerce, Lope. hem Clarieftem— Off Fsbnooth, Hem Smith, ((Freels whaler, to the Swal low); Afneatne, Jeers; Paaa: c, Hooper; Ser sttm. Day; aad Ss Horfe, Hakrew, from the Swath Stee—aAt Milford. Mat land, Clark, from the South Sens—M Liverpool.lrlam, Rushy. Gem Demerara; Roe, Mertens: ; Benton, Poftlelievalte ; Polly, gawk ; Columbus, Viodisy ; Loulfa, (Umbers ; Crefrarit. and Blanchard. Waite, from janseirei.At Rotterdam, Hope, Haat. from Cbulettee—At Madder, Mary Aga. IF pis, from Clysle—At Barbados'. Venerable, Locates; Damon, Crodesr eel Berbadon...... freer Liverpool ; Thomas, Wall.; Mary Ellen, Jump ; and Maria, Table. Goth Ames—aAt Dome ran, Governor Wentworth, Lorig,front Africa; Mary, from Liverpool; Grenada, Itschardfoe; Lamm. M•Grath; and Farmwife, Holman, from London—At Malta, Fairy, Lee ; Hon, Morrytali; and Mary. 'I ate, (rum Smyrna, booed to London. The Mcanorell, Itobinfon. from Newel/ale, was captured br a Dash privateer in the North Seas, ant the t pth tatitprll, and burnt. The Cattle. Moils% boo Liverpool toe Italtach, was cap i ant 34,1stit. p.r iAa Qdincys by a privateer. and (upper !d 4Le teat the 'tezeL The Eagle. Madge, front St. Michels for Peter/harsh, Is on sera near Ellincar, and it is feared wia be loft. The Cayenne amp of war bu lent into Ilarbsdoes is Regem lode Frame% privateer. of so seas end tO stsaa j and l'Heureuz hat fan la le Fkbidtier, *mod for rl. but tarrying ovlr fm O. ponders sod 61 men. I f dots from Guadeloupe. 'Dm Ceramic bu reearused the Wdissurehts4 desc Mr. Cro*ci WIIITMIIILD rest. Las been ap pointed Puller of the ANITHTIt frigate. A boat of the cutter Entreprenante, with a young mhilhipman and fire men, left week reached Brigh• ton, after having been 3G hours at die oars, without any food. They had lett the cutter t hen within two leagues of ricppe. on a Jefign to capture a (mail French tread. but hAJ been pleventeJ by a hidden from tither reaching her or regaining their own fhip. The f. glowing is a coffee lilt of the paaingers on board the Indioneo lately arrived : Per Csa.tarresi—Mr. and !►tin. titan. Mr. and Mr• Mu. naghtee, Mr arid Mn. Lewis. Mart Tuer.M, Canybkil. Pity, and O , Jding p Cape..6l Catl.hert. . Pax his 6rariarr Lasasautas—.Mr.mad Mrs. lit,r4,l.larte aant Calmar, awl Mrs. (Ada, Mr-. Mules, Mil. MIME. MA Ra. bats, CAlad t.larderar, Mart Gladiola, arid Mr. H. Mauro. Paa AS.I4SIIAI. CMartuaa--Capiais Malke, 11.iatassaas Ha& klnflat, a•J Matra Towatca4. 'rata, and R.. smell Mr a. Coates, and Mrs. I !atrim. P Lana Hefte—Cadinel Ratak Mr. and Mrs. AtMafaa, Mra !:Onto. Casa,. o.4aa, Ali Stela sad Grafter, Caked o.4en and Lady. The remaining officers and crew of the Arnett', that were unfostunately wrecked unthe coati of Por. tugal,upon ■ fandy dcfstt, had to rmatch tu Firsera, edam:ice of eighteen mks, from whence they were conveyed in a fchooner to Liftrom and brought to Pottlinouth by the Oaroaus ft igate, Captain lima.. Mr. Mayer, with many of the officers and men, wore on the wreck 76 boars, without the kali Jude natter. Then smell uf the officers arrived are— I insomnia W. H 00101.411 ssd R tiaasrst i (t. RA stilton. Mattes ; W. Ma oar. Forfar; j. Pars, Carpenter ; Capon' Myra% Mate et di Regimen , orbs was polite pallempes to Borba - ott ;MJs.Mwrtsswt. W , •• Ractwan,snd Koran. ; Lewis. Llak . 70 AMY a... 1 6 bort. I.imeassot i t CA 9190 11. t.. sad I ntarinea Ulleers Ire lots —{noraln Ihnote ; Lleatertant C. WM. soak A 11.1111. sllllrelle LAW 14196.9911419119 . Psalm and tiaras. Mioilblessra ; Maar-Asa, Surprises Mat, on Fara. 7 bort, tnerinea suds (cretin. Lalis Bak at ptgaeea. essimr* rinsge of Mr. I.l•Caatatt Mat- Ws Mars. sod Mr. /41909 T. Mammal sidle Loot —J Cool. B...ei.es,at C. Bar • it. Ca SAollon Maim. ►sas.c•. o isaisirairea. Cameras, Paaaam e sal &Nary, Sr ..titlaiibt tie. 2) lit-kiln Pielf. St. ranee" (Right if the Um) Lard Ammar. P. in. 'Wale. • - - Cotencl Anis WI. St. Andrew'. sod St. George's literttuant Ruinew. law Regiment . - Lieutenant Coiond Duke of York's . . Lord Uuraeiaou. rionmitogry (Left of the Lice) Lieutesant Colonel Coa. The above fix regiments yefierday held their ft cond brigade in Hyde Park, at which were prefent the COCINAPIDSR in Ctitsr. as Reviewing Officer, General the Earl of C 11•111,414 Lieut. General the Earl of HARK' accost and St aff, Major Generals BUIRALD and LlibLIC, and their Staff, Lord CHAILIS' ISIATIIICK. Lord PbLH•I4, Sir GllOll,Oll SMas, and feveral Officers and Noblemen. The line was drawn out from Cumberland Gate, towards the Gravel Pits, and on the arrival of the Dull. paid him the ufual compliments, and as nearly as poffible went through the fame manceuvres as Monday's brigade, with this difference, that three regiments, for thr firll time, charged bayonets together, on a line of march : from the vafi extent of the line, and cbarg ing againa the hill, they were much broken, and in tome diforder, when the word 4. halt" was given, which was loon repaired by their refpeßive Com manding Officers. l'hdr firing, both by companies and regiments, was excellent, and much commended. His Royal Highnefs the Comma:mai in CHM, de fired General Buttaa.amarammoknutittate to the diffe. rent Commanders of lo r that they bad indi. vidnally given bids gnat latisfaition, and that it afforded him Mitch plosion in alluring them, that they had made as rapid prog!efs as any troops be ever law. Lord HAtiIIIOTOSI informed the Lieutenant Colonel of the Bloomfbury, that he perfectly coincid ed in opinion with his ROY•L HIGH pass, that that Corps could not be furpalled in many of their move ments, bin particularly in their marching... To.inuv row there will be a brigade of Surrey Regiments in the Park ; among them wilt following Corps ttt Stymy Voloursors CoioneIGAITSIIII.L. The Loyd Coload Aacoca. Lambed' ' .6... • • 141111114111111 t Cogged LIMAS'S- Rottactbkii Mara Was Le. Chdftehtirdi Mara Touague. IdgidedsoFX , • - Ma or Per T. St. Johns - • • Ma ot rs ma. at. ()laves • , Senn Rae Cooper Duos& Yeller(lay a General Court was held at the Eaft India Houle, fur the purple of laying before the PropHetrxs Papers relative to the cuadua of the war in India. The Chairman, in a flout but impeefEve fpeeeh, opened the buanes, is the cootie of which he paid the highcll Compliments to Martian Weßeaty, Ge• ;nerals Lake, St. John, and Weßeaty; he dwelt par ticularly on the irnmenk force with which we haJ to contend, and concluded by obferving, that Mould ever the enemy attempt an invafion, the glories we had obtained in India would be followed by a proud. day for England. The papers detailing our faceefes in ladia gt atiriag been read, . The Chairman produced dit44ll4Wliiit Ref°lotions -of the Court of *Dirtancrcrite . then tabled them for the approbetioa of theTroprietors, viz. f. That this Court, taking tato coaderatiao the Depsecies re lative to the late Masa* facer:Ea in the Fait Indies, In the war with the 114•11111ttt Chieftains, Dowlat Row Sandia, and the Rajah of Levu, without entering at prestit into the origin or policy of that vow, the documents refpcBing which are taut yet be fore this Calitt, that the thanks of this Court be given to the Molt Noble Maria a Welleiley, for the seal. vigour. 'Abby, and abi lity which be difplayed In preparers the armies at the (canal Prefulencies to take the a,W, and to which may he at:abated, an it great fanfare, the rapid and briliont faceelfes of the military operatioas which have crowned the Drilla Aroma to the &A ladles. 'That the breaks of this Court be given to General Gerard lake, Commander in Chief of his hlajcfty's and el the Coapany's ?Mem In India, fur the great and eminent forskcs, and the Lorin tibia Intrepidity end fplrit masifelted by him In the command of the army fening in Hlisloitaa, by which he km raidatained the homer of the IBM Nation, end rc&4c4 Nth additional Marc on the reputation of the &kids Anna. " That the 1 hanks of this Court be givevi to Major General the Honourable tredmick St. Plan, fur his courage at.d ftca dinefs in feconding the Aorta of the Comnandtr In Chief In Hirt deltas; and alio to Major General the Illeamsnek Arthur Welleiley, for the important and brilliant (mites perforated by him in the coliansead of the fermate army within t►e Deals ; and alto to the Cenral Officers .4 the Army, both European and Native, fur their pliant cmilimft and metiturisnis 'Jerboas ' during the arduous, honourable, and fu.cri.:sil campaign in the heft 'wins, _ . " That this Court doth ►ighly approve and acknowledge the teal, dacirlinc, and bravery strliormly difpleyed by the Non• Consatilßeawd Olken and Private Soldiers, both European and Natives employed spinet t►e enemy In the Ealt ladies; sod Loa the tame be Boiled to them by the Commanders of the (metal Corps, who are deiced to thank them for their exemplary and gal List behavious." The f 1 motions having been feconded hy the Deputy Chairman, Mr. Rocs tote to give his decided approbation of the condtla of the war, thuu,lt Lc was nut fu well plsafed with its origin. Mr. Twists° was alfo for the motions. Mr. I's. MOOR( would have bee* better pleifed with them had they rec.,gnited the gallantry of the Company'► Officers. and given the met it fo judly due to Colonel Stephenfon. . . _ . . The Chairnian denied that the Motions were der:- dent in praife to either the Company's Officers or Soldiers. Any particular culoginm on Colonel Ste phenfon might have herr. deemed invidious. Sir Tmoseas l\larcat.s fAid, that Time allufirins to the origin of the war made it necell'avy for him es prefsly to declare, that notch as he admired the the cae cf the war, nothing &wild induce him to vote fur the prefent Refulutions, if he thought that the nt of the war was not entirely free from aggicffilm un the put of the Conpany. Mi. Roca called to order, on the ground that the poke) of the war at prcfcr.t, was out within the coo. teniplAtion of the Court. The Chairman coincided in opinion with Mr. Rock. On Sir Tiiiimab perfilLiug it ibis tight to aJvcrt to the cadet of the war, a lung Mute enftieJ upon the point of ()Wee, which wa■ at leagtb terminated by Sir Thomas moping an amendment. which ra ther conveyed an opinion in favour of the pohey of the war. Mr. Duties:one (acceded the amendment. shich *as fectefsfully oppoted by the Chairman. Deputy. Mars. Twiaing, RanJle j‘sklio. Lord kinnaird. Mr. R. Thorium. Jones &lair. Colonel Tonna, sod Mr. John Inglis. • • M.. Davis Scrivr (poke very ably in favour olds, amendment. which vras at length withlrAwn, and the matians pa4c..l suagginit.wily, with a t.iBmg smear Maw fs• : ~~~ MURDRR i f 300ith irsatdiw. We.yefierdaj made . aa etteciemeatilo 4 der committed near Scarberri. in ''ls Ira b e er alle . lll the i ith and trill inftant. on the bodir Illfetkautr a 6ne young wornaq. about Are 'Wit off,age. eldell daughter of Mr. Saui t eonf as elluelcs elf 1 11441/- bre. The following detail at" du cherimullaccile eh given by a perfon upon die (pelt i On the afternoon preceding the murder. it 11113 was aecolled in the tireet by a private in / Volunteers. (with whom the had fume pro quaintance), who preillii her to take a him in the evening , and to this /he unfor tinted ; about nine o'clock in the eveuiog are loft hve - latheer /rutile, and, to avoid the notice of the farmillt. went ottt at a back door. through a neighbors?* houfe, trAto, when apprifed of her intention. at ed to dilTuade her from it, by eluting her that hat pretended lover was a married man. She Iliferoditoll this information, and joined Limit" the Rival acme& lag to appointment ; the was Coon Mita by the far milt, who enquired ansioaly for her in the aeigh bouritatod ; as the evening advanced. they astera4ad their fearch through the town during the wbnla 4 the night. but without (Deeds- About eleven o'clock the neat day. informatiow was received that & fe male (which proved to be this unfortunate yog% woman) was found dead . on Cs' Arno Sande, shoot two macs and a half from Scarbre', lying aims* two yards within the high water mark. her head So wer& the (ca. and in a polition which left no desist of the moll brutal attempt having been made ape& ' her agility. Many Stocking bruifes appeared no various parts of her body, particalwAy us bee laft temple; her note was greatly (welled. sad bee atria (clinched apparently with finger foal; her clothes were Mud+ torn; and upon the whole exhibited evert appearance of a dreadful iittiggle having taken plasm A great number of feet marks were dilemma upon the fends near the body, but which did wee es tend either wiry aloes the beach. Upon the opearsei of the body, two furgoosit vase attended the Como Der's !ague*, were decided', of opining' that Me Bell's death was occafioned by arangalatina s s great quantity of clotted blood being (earl is her thi oat & On Saturday the Coroner's Imp's& returned a verdilli of kid Mord& againit fame perfoas nohow 's- - - A private in the York Volwastrers (whale Lam we decline meetioping) was apptcheadeeltelliikaal and examined by two of the cosine tillasilkeihectit Scarbro% Oa the examitatkra. Mils llasaloillit le the &Neared. depried 'bet the p . rifnest,teras thrlope paint aft addretred W e filer i s thrileememadilbt tag beets walk with bite: The brailbeeldbribetila reared alto doped to 114 /aging hea WI. obi Ad Monday preceding converfutg welt his 11110 at IMP lather's door ; Met. Bailin. the neighbor* bins mentioned, alit (wore that the iirifimar Vatic jiastr. ' who walked away with the decanted or *evet • ;Wing evening. To leire&Pha weight of this WI evidence another woosaa,-isita bilks with her at the time, . Vowed the could antiviterktg to the advanced/ hoar of the evening, olelirle. cSiliagailtli q i= The partner totally dialed bevies any ae with. or ever being de cotopenitwitb the tiaaarifhde escept having once (pokes %a bar on the lbstardayi after the arrival of the corps la Scathe.'. As AMIE was alto fat op and ellablilited tie the• fatidaaina air the Makatea.'; the ptilirscrwae to comic aurae difw charged — . • • The perfon who. was latfilia mitt her ostmitileibio in a volunteer's uniform,: Than alto a • • prefumption that be walla* O i n l i e rt of Sam from the eircumilance alas ignorant of at height of the tide . at high • *aim. pi. Aare was WO doubt the murderer into c4ed the b4i au bi.meseed. away by the Rowing side tide" Id yet (as If hlr• providential intarpolition)) it was &Paced as ad OP appoint his intention of burying. dot bloody dead oblivion,the water hiving merely trivosi her elothior The approach from Searbros to tinplate roherit• body was found is very staccato befog ova/ grail! and uneven socks. end the country rom' die ands defoliate. well fitted for the perpetrationof deeds ar blood. It is fuppofed the trestoramate. Yon fedhced to walk thither with her asoretotat a better and more circititmis rests, ; l ad to august home by this rugged road; where her irons latith.l once to Lib brutal defigns ended in her notedar b alt-the • profelEJaal men who esamiucd the body tawe ter rified that no violation was rattled. And hare we think it right to cbferve that the carded al eh* haplefs vidtim to brutal rage had always beuer froe• from molars ;and, tempt in the tingle initaesse which termiumted in her death, the was never blown or: have walked in the night even with perfooo of her own fca—and her parents, on account of her wo- manly appeatance at to tender an age, were tautly anxious to prevent her forming any connec ions which could endanger either her airline orpeme of mind—the atrocious deed has excited at &ear bro' among all ranks of people the atom* horror' sad isJignati. s, and we troll that so *unions will be [pared to bring the perpetrator to (reedy Jolliet. • Mr. THOMAS I.gsrle has becO appointed Shari( Clot of the eouskty of Linlithgow. in the romp of Jissts Tarsoa. jun. Efq. dictated. The following Are among the Weil *rein& at Cheltenham—. The Cmusters of Rasa', Counts(, of SCIIIMOIN •041 Ls* Coates, 1 knrager Lady Hartwoml. Lamly Haatiogidd. Lady Air and Mr. M Neii. Lady Mary slur Mr. Hay, Has. Mr. mod Mnk F. Ham. MI6 Vance/. Lady forrsltar,Sir Janata Plad Lady Fitaika;d, Sy Was. arid Lady thrum and Wm Sathar.llid jai& P.lsast;a4 . 4 Esigadirr °corral a. 4 &Lir Shabraalre. Y6O- •, tt.lay the Lord Mayor ordered the prim of Bread to continue at toil. the (pastern leaf oheatea t and 7J. huuichold. P-orucarnivo—ln the seat 111101. the Weassot• land Militia were fuddenly marched from Sassier land to Penrith, (under the thammarod of {:iiptais vas inn) their number amounting to 464 moo. It was obligee./ that there was a nuineroes compute, of women and children ; and, opon enquiry, it war foetid that there weichelowpirrg to them not leis than Nista fro wired akiLirerd—h is further remarkable, that anningli the company oa the march, (and in the winter feafon) was the wife of ooe of the privates, why had been delivered only three days before they began the march I and olio, thrridah the humane attention of the Commanding Otbser‘, was (etely cooduaeJ to place of their dettinetios, with ost I 'I . i P P 1 `• a ;:::: Me des. Twining, RanJle jai:Mos. Lord kiniiaird, winteFfeafon) on; die wife of ooe of tie privates, a u m ., Mr. R. Thornton, Imes &lair. Colonel Toone, and who had been delivered nr.ly three days bef, , re (lay Mr. John Inglis. . • . began the march I and thrindizfi the humane irr•hid- M,. Davis Score (poke very ably in favour of rise attention of the Commanding Otbser‘, was Cutely c oo t . amendment, which was as length withdrawn, and the eonJoaeJ to the place of th ere &dilution. Wilh..ot . " utikins [road nuaggimundy, with a eliding amend. _empareray Liffaransi...a.oa • •'. - - - - M, sans (~,•i.- r-• :