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a raised plain of difficult access. General Serraiwas charged with the attack of the front with a brigade of his division and a brigade of the .division of Du nette, commanded by General Valentin. He had in the rear of his line, the 9th and 6th horse chasseura, commanded by Colonel& Triare and De la Craix, Aides-de-Camp of the Prince. General Dunette was in reservt with the rest:of his slivixioa., - - - Abnut two, the attack commenced • along- the whOle lis, ; the enemy were every where defeated: the plain w`as car ried, anithe cavalry .completed the. route. Eight hundred Austrians remained; oaths Reid of battle ; 1200 and 4200, among who'll are-7.0 officers, made prisoners ; two pieces of cannon and one standard were taken. General Jellachich, with ten other Ge nerals and 60 dragoons, fled at fall gallop. General Serras,. at six in the evening, entered Letiben, Where he made (i(10 prisoners. Nearly the same number made their escape into the mountains, after having trown away their arms. • Thus all that remained of the corps of Jellachich was e ntirely destroyed this day. The Prince Viceroy highly commends the behaviour of the Generals, and s,•,:veral of the Officers, among others Lieutenant isiourgeois of the lO2d, who with four horse chasseurs :;i:d eight men infantry, made 600 prisoners. On the next day (the 26th) at noon, the army of Italy arrived at,Bruck, where it effected a junction with General Laurison and the army of Germany." PROCLAMATION. " Soldiers of the Army of Italy—You have gloriously attained the end which I pointed out to you—the Sovereign has been wit ness to your junction ivith the grand army. " You are welcome am satisfied with you!!! s tim prisefilsy a perfidious enemy before your columns had-. , YITMIAM. °I se kligfit retrograde w the Adige* hat when. , aO ll f e 'rumed . ordszi to ware); toaylard, you were : it:l,oe ntensoaa, WpfiliTZt ik?ibfa, and c tfl Ore you swore • r3i the, manes Cif * our hie& *Cy ;• .ktpt 'your weird at the - battle of they 11 . 41', at titiklittAlea- R 14.. Mold, of Tatris or Gorke. Yen '• Pxitrxthe,4°'l3)6c M4 l l o q!lhetw4mi ' PrAlle* ripeed tte, isioß diem t y . entrenched at Trev4 l4 4 l3 4_ l lYkaehl° caisitestate:: NW/ 'tad • hoe. Zee - passed the Pia", tut stire,ady Nom prhootiti)6o-piecessef 'anion, a nti ib stind:44 bad 4' za ijg4tl *sr Islam:. ..tkfterwar t deolks Drkie, the Safe; the' Miter untiusp,ede your in4Kh. The- 4 0 01 s -unto colisnin of leila cfach sill& fi rst enicivilMouich, wiaicb.gave the signal for the r ai r ikt e s:Riii 'the atitralmded at St. Michel, fell beneath bstiorietiVi 'You haie coedited speedy justice on tisee shat. idred.rentsita Whirls tad escaped the rage of the grand army: ,"i,Soldiers,-thiaAmtoan atmp ttf % MIT, Which for a moment hiorpolinted my provinces by its presence, which' /*tended to break my. iron crows, beaten, dispersed, annihilated; thanki to you, shine ;In coati* 6f the truth ofi the ' Die la we diptief yid a chi Ls races.'—Gen has :given it to me, woe to him wt tia.C.llei it. (Signed) • " NaroLtow," 1 " Ebersdorf, May 27. 1809 - The Prince of Na orc wirer; Major General of the Arai. • " ALT:: A tiDEA." FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. ••• • AMSTERDAM JUNE 6. Majesty his received a preliminary Report of his.lacellericy Lieutenant-General Ciatien, stating, thatwith the troops under his command he attacked Stralsund on the of et uit. and rendered himself mas ter Of that prime, after a severe conflict, .which lasted two hours. ' Our troops.penetrated into the city by a gate which vita. d e fund ed , -by: 110 pieces of cannon, and the action was contikitteel in. the streets, where the troops fought' vain .to-anan ; according to the General's report, the cantliptroust-have been of the most obstinate and sguriinary!nuture. Schill is killed, 'and his troop s thrown into confusion ; one third of his corps is slain. We have also-lost some brave men, and among them Lieutenant-General Carteret. General Gratierfpro railailtisnace detailed report of this action, in which lse fays:sjur troops have covered themselves with . MAIVS. Aa Estglisk Siting; ehntroted ''Of -three frigates, tvzo triepardtwo - -ettlitlE;veiters;-; 'atta eked the chif before ynsaerdap: imihe uktets - -of.Teri.itinei- 'a fleet okliquerchafit• shipt.,Nrmlar:cietkvtriy . of dre'second rii visiniriaafahiloMajastift cOirithatrded Lictrignatta euraicio.•-• 7 . 4ft't'Ne7 yat Nav; bat Iwas repulsed with loss, aiii141446 - 46X9reilAitt:Safe its jet of tlla3tiatt ; tiatl~ . f - id. • • DaiiSte; Aide;it 41. el*ite r a s scli t eltz, who. commands a corps of rreneh "itif•lipi,tfeiterda . y. setradhiriettifliefote the Sectiiteritketikeliciisesion of our town, ••• in consequence Valerie& thelernite .I;atelyprdereol • the, ihhaiiitaties . .to:deli44., tip . their nius 24•11 ours:- This- day :* lirgi body of Ereach trikipa r composed of foot; horse, and artillery, en:eral this toott,:iroder-the - Orderisof-Ciiteral &hilt& • •• •• 141 , 414AdElit atAt - E. • • The Island of Ramsae, which was occupied by saineitqltehettiolig, fivai retaken on the 19th - but. antLz Lientertaoti•tWlViliarraht olEcers, an 87 then"' were tlton . pri - sOnerS. :2Yeiteitlay intelligente Was received that . iht lish attacked. last Thursday, the three's — Mill islands' of - Coln; Aggerdf,- add! -Otatioth -of Coitoer, - ;but litet xvith a Vitorout . resiStan'ee on the part of tat ira sei.Captain• Ggci4Vg,* d that theY-srvre; olf•ligid• VI - retrea t -w ith lost:- • • • . . _ . . • -•- • • or - 'rß ; hrarL . - - r)AN rzrc, mA so- . The King_ of Prussia haVneVer UppeAted in "greater spirits tLarilie has lately - Iln rar i tde : ?t Konings- . 1. •217.','• The Priisii.,iii . iriry:_ivatlovi,ecl (frouble'pa.y . (as time of war). troops garrisoned .at Datitzic cf66rtin g ingre at - nurphers. in. 1- march of teirrnaniniles, ; f6st tob men"froto ode Three hatialfOns; were *tO* - I#aro? to §tettin,: t'ney consisted of Saxons Ittd Poles; STO CK MAY:2*, His Royal Highdeii die Duke PggFnihas re . .cei-vf(r. a report f rom General aironWr.e'de, ) ComMattdel*7 Chief of the Northern Arm Y,:claied fieocoartgrs 14gr noscInd, ;be . 22d of. May; 180 1 3, rhereby. , ..app,p4R. that Lientinint-Colonel Fkuninart, kith a detacenk of 600 melt beloni4ing to. the regiments - of:NVest .Cothrlia ;Ina "rasa, was on the 17th. of this . mqnth. attacked and.Surrourided . by a Russian corps of up.- w4rds of.2o'.l, l omen.strong,:unexpectedly, which had ; crossed-the ice, and after a Vigorous resistance,.com-. celled to surrender in the vicinity of sure, but that tne Russians have not since made iny.further pro •,.cs inconsequence of the warmth of the weather rendered,the ice impracticable. Authentic imformation has been received, that. on iSth instant 106 Russian .pn-boats .were lyju r.lpletely fitted out in the part of Aho,. and sdt tne . 2G th of tlic.said for Aland. ; ;;;. ~'; THE ZV ENING STAR. ' lONDON. MONDAY, JUNE - 12. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. irons. for opg. 691—Reduced 674 68—Omnium # I prem. Fache. Bills. 105.125. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock 2.718 Long Ann. 184 946 9 pa' Cent. Red. 67/ 68 Oninium 4 prem. 3 per Cent. Cons. shut India Bonds 19s. 205. pr. ' 4 per Cent. 8311 Ruling. Bills, 115.65. pet. 4 per Cent. Navy shut Cons. for aec. 691 . Last night we received French papers to the 4th, and Dutch to the Bth inst.. By the Amsterdam Gazette of the 6th, we learn with deep regret, that the career of Colonel Scfm.i. has been as short as it was glorious. On the 31st ult. he fell in the streets of Stralsund, in a bravely contested engagement with some Dutch troops. His death must be felt as a serious calamity by the insurgents ; but at this moment the spirit of resistance to French oppression spreads so rapidly among the Germans, that other leaders will pro: .l bably soon appear to direct their operations. The Moniteur of the 5d contains a long report of the operations of the French army in Italy, which we., have inserted at length. BoNAPARTE has published a Proclamation to the- Army of Italy, in which he welcomes its approach-to. the Grand Army. This Proclamation is "dated the 27th-of May, one day ..later.than, the dite of his lain :Bulletin, at which time it it evident : ha continued en. , ployed in defensive operations.. . - - A Messenger arrived list :night from I±lelisoland, 'and.it was reported in consequence that accounts had I . nten-receivedsof the Archduke CnAnt,Es having hid, anotliei battle, in which he defeated the French, and took 4or 5000 prisoners. It was - 'abo 'Said that he had gained possession a the Island. of Ift:der.lobau. This action is 'said to have 'taken olio on the 2,Sd ult. a - circumstance whic.h.serves.to discredit there. . port—for the Austrian Bulletin was' of that tide, and the TrenCh . .CUsutxte from that quarter comedown to. the 27th. On Satip-da'y accounts were received that - General .KOLLOWRATii . ( 1 7h0 was not engaged' in the actions of the 21st and 22d) had'. aXade himself master of Ens On the •• a • be,.'where he was joined by 'the l Aus: trian, of . Isuicilicu and 6sArrat.i.Art.. iaa, in the mean time, was fortifying himself at Eretns. 'rhe Former is 'directly ix the rear of BONA.; fARTE I and • will consequently render * his ii;uattop. more critical. It is also reportad that from the rapi dity of the march of Marshal List/Vat frOti the rol, tO reinforce BoxAPART/ on the Danube, his army proceeded in a very,' . stragglint state,, and thit:the : I;r4ar4naid,anil the vh.ole,of the artillery and atnmu- Uition •were cut off. We do not however understand that this intelligence hai been officially received. The next ad vices from• the theatre of War in Germany will in all probability be of the highest importarice, •.7 • .!w •• By thr Giscalcza ketch :arrived at Plymouth, we hve receiselrortugnesa Papers to the 3d instant—. When the GLEAnint came aivay frbin lishon, itW4s iePorted that the Frenchhad.beendrivco out of Fen. rol by the Spaniards The GL . r.,ooot touched at C ilia pros to her,raching, Lisboa. She left the latter place yesterday - reek: Pram the .Printed journals it appears: , that the ene my havebeen defeated . itr several partial actions in Gallicia, in ,one of which, fought near Lugo, they lost 5000 men, in killed, wounded, - and prisoner;, besideilopo Germans who, deserted, and repaired to the standard of the Patriote ; and in another a French cliviSion of 'SON) eras completely routed near Santiago, with the loss of their . fittleyaud twenty pieces of tannori..' The res ult.. ` et victories, on the - part. .of the *Patrios„ , : .was. the - rapture r of 'Lugo, in which 4000 piisonets4ere 'take% 'aid of Santiago, in which several Magazines; - 41 a quantity, of arias, ice. fell into the'har4s The remains of the enemy's forse ; ,ratravAnk IQ CO ,nmna, which place, it was thought - M. NE3"-- :about to abandon, and the general aspect of affairs . was:such,AkhOPes were entertained htthe whole of Callicia being speedily cleared of its unprincipled invaders. • • . In the Cadiz letters, a difference is mentioned tvreen Engish• Lieutenant acid an American Met: ter, the.canse of which, we bope, is inaccurately stated, under the 'very Critical . ciicumstances, of our Trawl. Atlantic'negociations. ~It 4 asserted,- that the dispute arostk is consequence of the foivner havi!;g: pee neatly the whole of the crew of the, vessel' of thg United States, and we are told tllai -the Master has arrived in ibr. the purpose Of .exposing . Mr. Pinitap4s.facti of the case; a "2": Mad, wsleiTed this mining, bring% iittsllikente:4:•tke Russiens*aeing entntnitted-hosti:. the Swedes . .. Seietal ,ikirrhishe' . s have aireOftiti 6 . l: o4o, , ,nd 9f;hena t we fe*r, .to Ole t c!riAl . ° Mer• . : The Swedish Papers contain at full length - theso lama: Act oAbclitt!i9n sighed wit& lite Kink. Dpe4..,—Saturdii.eveningian.affair o f hO nour was decided,' on D.Urh?na Down, between two officers of the Somerset Militia, Mijor Sir W. y.. and Capt. H. 'Ttie PartiekEredpc4 a pistol without effect, leinnt theiee99(lo.tntOfera4;. and the business . Wits 1-111.4te;d.1 ineexiiig took RiUe, we understand, a n c onie, ci ltcnce. of evidence gjyen at a Court Martial :lately. 1:4 / 1 111. , ; 1 . , %4/ i?fi, ; • , 4. 111411,1 L IN't`E.I;LiCBSeCE:- •.* • ' .• FALMOUTH,' RINI , , AFf+ieit: this day the brigi•Pliita, Ottit..LAtiNEß, froth Gib r alt a r, w hi c h she' left on the Idth ult. and Cadiz the 19th • tilt. 'in ' cOmp a ny w ith a b out 40 sa il, under Convoy of his Majesty's ship Ocean,. 98 guns, and Netutto sloop of war,froiri which she parsed the . 6th' instant in a gale; the shii), LOndOn, Flawßlss, • front St: Vincent's; With rum,, sugar, .tc, for this Port and London.—Sailid his lAtajesty!rbrig Hardy, with about twelve sail •of transports, under convoy • for Cork to take in troops for Portugal; the Cornwallis packet,,Aternolvy, with mails for'Cadiz, Gibraltar, Malta ; and Messina;' the buke of Marlborough packet, Butz, with mils for Lisbon ; the ship' Caper Feat' FuLt.sterom, for ttartinique; and the brig' Rowena, Doiistz, for Hayti. • • • • • . :••. .• TORBAIt, ',UNE .10.. . • r - • Yesterday, after post, arrived his .• Majesty's ships HfRO, Captain NEWMAN ; ...114tiornuous, .Captain • BROUGHTON; and , GIBRALTAk•Captain BALL; 'from! :Ushant. Sailed his Majesty .-brig ;DEraiinait, Lieutenant DunGilyxF., on a quite. . %. • •• ,41.Y.1401/111 •AND 'PLYMOUTH - DOCK,' MI9I o. . . Came in the Hannah Cha r lott e , Capt.. GiotozNs, from &Aviary's, With . :thrtber, for' this :port: The, prize ship.ntentionedin a former letter as having,gcn . act shateron . the West Mud; has been floated off with . 'Tittle damage. Yesterday arrived the Gleaner ketch, Lieut., GREEN, in six days from Lisbon. —Early on .Wednesday morning last the sloop 'Yeoman's Glory, SQUIRE master, haVmg•ShipPeda . dieadfol 'lei, illicit' .ciatried away herboOtn,-gaff, and mainsail, was driven iiito.FoWery in -nearly a sinkin, state ; had not a ' rag of earrvattO set when driven in.--Arrived:since my last, the squadron under the - Command' of modore Sir 'JOSEPH Yoiticr.,- after 'a six-weeks cinize, coasisAing 'of 'the iMder-tiwittimed • ships, viz. Chris: tiara the Seienthrlintieteat, Warspite, • and 'Eagle of the line ; aetd Loire •frigute.' Also :aril vett the Pea; .cock sloop, from a entize OfFSeilly, in Whichi she en counteiel very severe gales;' the BlaCk Joke hired lugger,- from , 'the coast •of - Spain ; and, .the Weazle §ohooner, from Bay—Sailed the Phcenii, of S 6 guns,' on a cruizeOff Cherbourg; the Prickle, 16 1 ' deitirtatiesi :Unknoniii and ctiekoo schooner, for' Rochefort; • • ~ vz; ' • P JUNE 19 " 6 ierSitotrelf • The Pilot sloop orwar . war teleased,,froM 'quaran tine this'morning. She brought here,,gn Austrian Messenger' from . Malta;.into arrived. :ba the Bitstard, Captain . M;tititt..tain,, from. Trieste * after three weeks passage ;, since which he has been four week* coming to Bnglatid.'ne, Ocean, 98, Captain CARDEN, amp di here this mirriing with 88 sail under convoy from the Mediterranean. They sailed from Gibraltar on the 18th ult. The Nettuno sloop of war, Captain PAYNE, parted company a few days since, With _the tr•ade,for.ls..t..CAprge's Chalmel.,,T4e (Iccan brought disp.iches from Lord CommiPwooo. 7 —Cap: t tain is appointed tp the eemroatldi Pro tentfteiii'of'de .Donnegal, anitead!if CipEa4l: PELT -law Met.o4ss, whop is to be be 2..,vtitness thearial of LOril OAMBI B R. ; :CaptainPitu l:lMOßE,, pro lanf ro re, to the Marlbormighf . Captain COL QUIT T, to the Per sian, at this port. • the Beagle for Guernsey and Jersey, with a .convoy.,,Tthe Defender takes convoy to Guenisey, and ProtFctor ditt4, to PlymQuth.— Whid DIAt, TUNA fn.' avivea the ItoyAiasr sloop from a I cruiie. Sailed the - ACUILLE , pf 74 glans, off flushing, to : join Sir R. gtn4ctust's ssinadron,lyiugoif that port; -§Pwouw ly coact for Plymouth . JUNE I l l —Arrived tlic CROWS sloop from a cruise. the - ROYALIST sloop on a croise • ' a fleet of coasters and outward - bound ve s sels to the westward. Artivsd the Lisbon packet Imni,ertdir, haviag on board his Excellency , Chevalier D. AEBER G , Ambas sador from Sweden to Spain, en his return from that kingdom, Wind N. N. W. strong breeze., HARWICH, HINE I •. a, I N~ Arrived this day- the Lord Duncan ? . Capt. HAIM,' rav, from Heligoland, haling 'landed *a messenger with dispatches. at - AldbOroligh. Arrived - also the Lord Nelson -packet; Capt. StpVART E With Mails and passengers from Gottenburgh, Ourseven "days. The packets for Gottenburgh and Heligoland of rested' day, are detained by contrary winds. • • • SHEERNES, JUNE 11. . Sailed Ilia Majesty's ship Vice ,v4th a:coe l vpT.,o • ..• • ..• Heligoland. • Wind - S. W. YARMOUTH, JUNE 11. • ' • Sailed the PLANTAGENET and PRLICESS CAitOLINA of 74 gnaceaoh ; and ONYX gun brig on a crnice . 4—.: the MsapßßlVii to the, NOTe ; and CHALLENOna with lOC and EA transports with the 71st regiment for the Downs. : Arrived the. AACHEN end HAvoc gun brigs, int 4 remain switil. the Roebuck, .phira, Chanticleer, Drake ? and Calliope sloops. Whid W. ••• . • ' ' - LLOYD'S . PST. ' btAvisexu, lobs 11.—Arrived the Caledonia, Dieloisii; . Irma Virgiaia, and NO', Thirhs, frost • Quebec:—SaMed We' rciy Blporafiald ; andßisitskvour, Meat-ns, lot-Oporto; Mart, Haiifril, for a Gftoraltar; Rose in June, May, for Mniadore ; and . AMtd; itu, fir :` • - A letter-from Cork, dated : fate the 'ti ighf of the 29tti ult. :saj*i...e'A "getitlettiait `arrived this' attertiecn 'n town , ' who states,, ifraf he saii tekercia'y a Fiefich 84 . 0'm-into 15:mtiy . Bay in 'distiiss„ ind She was tiaiti possessiOtt of byth . battet-iii:" • . ~, . We are fiariiy .. te' si4ie that the' Ametiean atiTerli-b , 4 • with mew; either in etonOtitferAe of an arrallgrl.ePt ' Mt. Easayis,for flp" tho o . l:Rose of:ofivt4t:,4 a ~iety natural'otjectiati : to. theyetre#l . oC, ~ . formerrela tiOni withAis tetinity; i4S - 731V411y:a opteil tlie regu- latiOn contained' 40 the ;thik ct, l iirepO s kiiop. ,Wllloh Mr. gi*tiii Wad ifiWttijttid s tii v tlie r, ilisv i toAo6:l t.:Be letitatFc 41q114i1;,,i'4,teitt, dit ,our Net„Tiaity t 901 toliurn . , .. f.9 ifit tB4eriifiiW i :tit: ilitt;rl9Ate St#t F. , .2 2 A: ve Ti r o.irivect 'WI: aic,i s t. t hi F. ,,, iyhi*Or.ils, s l / 4 itifhtiiiitl l : 7. .t,lia t ilitfo 'it?e *al, pfrnik,4;lo. k.)4, the biitiefi' / Were'hitge '?ci,eve . ,9p4 . 4*.ffr ...E#l4i netiher. gb tiCrIAV, -0. t r i t s u lf PP CPTPT i _ adopting tile Ni f im r 6 r. ' -T PX I : .. a tifi n ;Wirt , ' -ki t :di: - sli!s'tn'ballasi2.',i4ell •ai!frvgktlfft„ ,..,, l: 3 ,4 l:q , , , Aides the tiltradi44lon;q:ForOva/ i4 . 4c., i ( pfs 3 VT timilii Ain q i:..mtto.tiprp f ircti 0,010 vigil ixoe bei L iveileir toot pp, Aer,#4 -- :: :i . • &11%.171 1 • *The MERMAID frig P '44 . Wall . dvergl transpnrs under convoy, having on board the Flying Horst. Ar- . tillery, lately embarked at Ramsgate, has sailedfrons the Downs for Portugal. - 7 Thii mhining the-North-Fla:K*l4lW* Ulan their march from Bexhill, in &uses,. for Exeter. The 2d Battalion or the With Regiment,. march frmn Beihill on Wthieslity for Jersey. The troops.reniaining at Bexhill will bethe Ist and 2d Light.Batt..lions King's German Legion ; 11th . Royal Veteran. Battalion p Pembroke, _Pant, and Denbigh - I)4ilitia Regiments. . . At naititligs are 'the East Michllesex t re, lievedthe Leicester Militia. At Battle the Ist Bat talion of the 36th. Th 2d and 3d battalions of the 95th, and Ist bat talion,Of the 42d Regiments, are brigaded under the , command'of General GRAHAM, of .Balgowan.; and, kis supposed, are destined, for foreign service.... , • ..The24 Veteran Battalion, now in garrison at Ply. ;moil* are under orders tcr embark for Madeira., .:. .1 I ~~i 1 '. • SPORTING INTELLIGZATC,er, .1. -,• ,, ,,r : 1 . . . . •-,•—i—,..- - • ,;, , s cl :. ;.. t , `..i.' • • . ' Asca r •Hr.ATH -R-AcFr—..,,rounm p 41(.. , T A SvieePstake- of iSgs. rub, free fbr any horie. r yrAUg t i . vary Ist.. 91 4 .; 'O. yr eids:llst. 41b .: 6yr olds Ad' eta . ii 4 • lob s ; wens to be allowed lilb. One 3 4 mileheef.'• - ..):•. '!' , I Lord Reremont's Scorpion - - - . g • . H. R. H. the Duke of York's Nymphina - - 2 ! Mr. F. Craven's b. f. The Inconstant - - S 3 and-4 to-I on the winner. A tolerably good race. .. A svtrepstaket,of Thirty . Guineas each, Wgs.• forfeit. For tiro 4 1 year old colts, tq carry Ist. 511). fillies est. 21b. The winner Ili a Sneeisslakes to carry 31b. extra. Mr Lireke's br. c. by Eagle - - H. R. H. the-Duke 61 York's gr. t. &haw Alltim ', M. S: Picat's f. 3 bY to St ; r o ce n re E r agle- 1.'. .w . Eagle —won e — ar.:ly... l: :ei lol ::l (i r ls : 2 :i . :4 l:itl i : r i ti . . A Handicap Plate of Fifty Pounds, for all ages. ,railkisAst Olt 1 • ' • beats, about 2 miles and 124 rodseanty, .. ' ~ „`. I Mr. Ladbroke's br. ni. Trirnbush - - '"" j :.' 1 ';• 2'l' j i . • Gee. I..;.Gosver's Ahtlerida • - • -• • • 'l: 7 '- ) t it 4 V l 42, Mr. Batson's Cecilia - - - wee 1: 4. 2.6.1 .. Sir J. B. Mawbey's b. c. Botleys - - • r.... :A-', 4 *ls ~ , • Mr. Pierre's b..g. Spear - - - - --a .ft Mr. Entbden's b. f. Miss Steedling - - -, ' ' e' cr. . ! • . 6 and Tto 4 on the field ag't the favourite, Trimbisih-4 &i t , t' • apt. Anderida, the second favourite. After the first WW I ttei .• . on Anilerida, and 6 to 2 and 3 to 1 agst.: l ;rinabush t ,Vaiclplioron . , • vtalked over for the third heat. - 1.• 1 •...' • • L4W INteitioE'Arc k . • 1•• • . • •••••••••••••• • • . - • ' . - COURT O P 6HANCEItit i lIINi id:- ( ' . ' • ' ' , . HORIIOCKS V. .TOPP' 4 . 2C17‘ CiffiEßS. .. . • . f•t • • . 1 It appeared. that a minor of the . aottne otlrefer . VAtr e eiit 't a t who, at full age, . will be entitled to a fo r tu n e of 3 0 ,00 0 1) fixed his affections upon Miss Clara Jupp, . of Goring, in. Suesezi . . and neither the young Lady nor her f a th er seeme d to b e at all. in,. caned to discourage hit suit. But the harmony that prevallo4 between these parties was &nutted by a suit of a 'very different nature, ihstituted by Mr. Sarnuek Horrocks, the plaintiff 'itet guardian of the minor, who was repres.mted.to be eighteen yr. of age. This disaereeableintruder having, whatappeared to Ms*. goad reason fcir disapproving of this . connecticin, applied to itte Lord Chancellor for an order to restrahi Miss Yap? !rent reetti: ing the visits of the said Peter Hovroekt ; and also teitestrain hell - father, relations, and friends.from promoting or esoconraging the continuation of good correspondence betweee s tiiii toyer., ,i m any way Whatever. 'lids order being obtained, and made keoia to the parties concerned, and among the rest to Miss Clara . Jilkg. the said Miss, Clara Jupp, instead of swooning or acting •aityit . those beautiful aid tender extravaganciesusualontiekboonisitialti Inagaanimeusly set his Lordship . andhis Strdet atAleft anew, de.. elaringt 1 r that she did not care for the Lcird Chancellor :" and on being remonstrated with upon the imprudence and impropriety of this speech, she further affirmed, " that she did not care for a hundred Lord ‘lapipsllors." . . .. . . Sir SAMUEL RO)OILLY new again • 3pplied to his. lordship i to enforce his Order upon affidavits, statiOuthat the cortespondence between the lovers was still continued It was alledged, that subsequent to The order, Miss JupPliad come to Loudon upon a visit to a Mr.-Eddale, of Baker-stree4. tarn:man •squ'ate, where she saw the minor, who came from Oxford to meet het, and thee there was reason to believe, that this had been done in Coast'. quenee of a schenie concrted between Mr; Esdale and Mr. Wm. J upp, the father; It was further stated, that the lovers had Mee on other occasions, and bad danced together at an onterfainritent given by the father of the lady. Under these eircumstanitesi:liin S. Romilly said, that perhaps he ought to move ; tlaatthe . be committed—though thete might be some doubt wit* . Esdale could be included under the word ' friendi'in'the or r. ' The LORD Cii•A'N CELLO R—Give me your affidaVir,'lnd, if, ifte+ a careful perusal, I find them sufficiently positive ; .I shail commie bpth the father and the daughter. . . . Sir &-itakflLLY.-.1 doubt whether I. can state them to be int ficiently *Rite, since .your Lordship will observe, that they .peeceed In a great measure Upon information given b y other per. sons who have not been sworn. Perhaps the best course would Ise, in,the first instance, to call the father and daughter before ' Yesirr 'Lordship, to ascertain whether • they have any excuse to alb? hiVtlitir cenduct, - -, ' : lota enaNstttoa.—trhat probably will be the best course. Let the be. broipsht up, and in the mean time let the Order be exteDded to • Mr„Xsdake. It is an aukward way of teaching ; intmilady to caie for the Chancellor ; but unless she pcasrsses a due regard for hint she must stand committed, • !,. •J I`, THE DUKE OF SUSSEX.' ' rflrefurtherhearing of the petition of Lady Angtriti AO; relative to her clainvi op the Doke of Susses, was hear 4 this day in bis Lordship's private chamber, , i _, . . . . ' COURT OF KING 7 BENCH, ; JUNE' iii . 'Ms KING v. 408$1 TUALi• ASD SARAti CUSiiiERLANDs These . persOns 4itd been convected at the York 14. sizes of a conspiracy to swear an 'filekitinite child to a resident in the country.' ,They it - ere now br,4l4l‘t tip for judginenf '. A *teat nintibei Of aad:g.',4*efe read in extenuation of : tteir Crime, a4tit vh4racter. They were ordered to be Committed , to :' ' Ic ing's Bench prison, and troitihento on `a . fhOlit6f l ..; ~: THE HMG b. SMITH. •.. ), 1 E ; •. Major Smith was brought up to recei44 Miks): or t& eaCe, : V for an • atikult committed by'him, tin `the' sert4ni of andalso for a 'Big'icti Lord Ranelakh,' hi sending a Challenge to LOrd it.'hlmkilf, 'in'Atiiust last. 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