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V cer, his diffent from the dnlirine or wmfhip of the Church of England as by law eflabliffied, !hall, un der any pretence, or by any means be Prevented from attending, or be fubjeet or liable to any pains, penal ties, or difabilities for attending fulh divine wor fhip or religious fervice as may be confinent with and ac cording to his religious per-friar - lon or opinions, at pro per and feafonable times, an,l Inch as (ball be confif tent a ith the due and full difcharge of his naval and military duties ; nor (hall any loch rerfon be com pelled or compellable to attend the worlhip or fervice of the raid Eftabli(hed Church ; and that any Corn miffioned Officer aaing in violation of, or contrary to this provifion, (hall, upon convidlion thereof before a general Court Martial, be liable to be furpended or difmiffed from his Majetly's fervice, or to fuch other pnnilhment, not extending to life or limb, as the laid Court Martial (hall award; and that any warrant or non commiffioned Officer, fo offending, (hall be liab'e to fuch punifhment, not extending to life or limb, as !hall be awarded by a General or Regimental Court Martial. And be it further enaEled, that this A& (hail be, and continue in force from the , in the year of our Lord , until the in the year of our Lord THE ARMY. Derides the Scots Royals and other regiments or dered imm-diately to proceed to India, the zd bat talion of General FITZROY'S regiment, the 34th, has alto received orders to embark and proceed with the • fleet for India. • One of the tranfports (No. 64) which lately failed• for South America, having 101 l the convoy and put back to Falmouth, has proceeded for Plymouth to difembark the troops—They are part of the gallant 89th regiment, and the men are not a little mortified at being thus feparated from their brave companions. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. A peculiarly interelling Report will loon appear from the Board of Commiffinners in this Depart. ment of Military Enquiry. The Board have for a confiderable time been employed on this important fubjea. The effice and eflablifhment of the Com minder in Chief, and the extenfive efiablithment of the Secretary at IVar, come under their review. It is much to he withed that, before terminating their labours, the Commillioners would take fome notice of what has for years been much complained of, namely, the extremely expenfive dref, and ap pointments of the Officers of our light cavalry. In the day► of MARLBOROUGH, they acquired a 3 much credit in the field, although without the coftly orna !runts and Getman dreffes of the prefent day. The enormous expences of the prefent appointments have ruined fome Officers, and driven many nut of thi, branch of the fee vice, to fay nothing of the numbers who are thereby prevented from entering it. THE CON I'INENT. I: is difficult to conjtsure, fiom the Ilatements in the German journals, any thing certain refpeaing the probable future conduct of the Cabinet of Vienna ; the Hamburgh Correfpondent, and indeed all the jour Eals printed where the French have influence, being as much devoted to the fervice of Narosaost as the Moniteur itfelf. • A private letter from Vienna relates the following charafteretlic anecdote of the Archduke CHARLES The French Ambatrador having, by the demand of bis Matter, demanded to be informed of the objet of the Auftrian Government, in recruiting its army and fending troops to the frontiers, and expreffed at the fame time a hope, that no hoQile intentions againtt France were entertained by that Cabinet— the Archduke replied, by defiring him to confult the llonileur, of a particular date !aft year, where he would find this anfwer :—" The Auarian Army has been fo completely ruined that it will take at lea ten years to recruit it,"—as yet not more than one year has elapfed. One of our regular correfpondents informs us of another circumaance, which will probably not be allowed to appear in the German journals.—Two regiments, belonging to MOS TIFR'S divirron, near Stralfund, having marched to join the Grand Ai my, fame of the Dumb, quartered at Hamburgh, were ordered, on the 3i intlan'. to march to replace them. Having proceeded a few miles, they refufed to march any farther. The Officer who had the command fent to Martha! BRUNS, who was (lilt on the fron tiers of Pomerania, for inflruCtions. The refult was unknown on the 6th, the date of the letter ; but the Dutch were (till refraCtory. The fame letter hates, that 3c , ,c00 RuffiAtts were expeeted to be embarked at Koniogfberg, to proceed to Pomerania; and that the inhabitants of Magde. burgh have received notice to provition the plate for twelve months. This morning Loan Crtaaccuma ERSKINE once more took farewell of the Court of Chancery, in Linc~ln'.•lnn Ball, which was unutit...ly crowded. After having clifpored of the lilt Code which Itood on the Paper, his Lordlhip addrciftd the Gentlemen of the Bar in the following manner :—" Gentlemen, I have now nothing more to lay ; I once more bii you tuteweil, wifiting yea all health, profperity, and hap. pined." His Lordfitip then bowed aud retired. 7eilerday Earl St. VINCENT tranfaeled bufinefs with Mr. lI:RENVILLE, a: the Admiralty. NAUTICAL INTRELVENCE, FALMOUTH, MARCH 29. Sailed this day the MORRlsrom armed brig, Lieu•e nant Boooto, . for the Weftward, having about 3o fail of veflels under convoy for Penzance, ll'Mob Liverpool, Wales, &c. ; and loft evening the Malabar (No. 64 tranfport) for Plymouth, to difembark part of the 89th Regiment. This veffel loft the lift con voy which failed for South Ametica. Arrived loft evening t t fail of veffels from Dartmouth, to wait convoy for Newfoundland ; the armed (hip WILLIAM, Captain TROUNCE, ". om London for the Welt Indies. This day the flore fhip WEYMOUTH, from Plymouth, with fpars, &c. for the ufe of the Navy at this port ; the fhip America, Cotillion, from Plymouth, bound to St. Johns, for masts, &c. ; the Fairy, Hop° s, from LivetTool ; the Alice, PoTfiftS, with fruit, from Lifbon ; the Orion, EVAN S, from Waterford, with proviflons, for L"ndon. The Princefs Elizabeth packet with two mails for Lifbon, fails to-morrow. The Walfingham packet arrived yefterday with mails, from Lifbon, after a tedious pafrage of z 4 days. Wind E. N. E. PLYMOUTH, MARCH Came in the PLOVER, of 18 guns, from a crnize. Sailed the CMSAR, of 8o guns, to join the fquadron off Rochefort ; LAVINIA, of 43 guns, on a cruize ; the Jo ?ITER, of so guns, is expeOed to fail this evening for. Pcrtfmouth. Came in the Urfus Minor, C. HARE, from Frederickfladt, with naval (loses. Sailed the MosELLE fl mp of war on a cruize. P , .RI'SMOUTH, MARCH 3r. Arrived, his Majelly's fhips Imprrutux and the JUPITER, Horn Plymouth; Dawfons, PROUDLOVE and the Ranger, ANDERSON, from the Downc, b mid to the Welt indict.— Sailed, his Maje(y's (hips DE VASTATION, With a convoy for the D .wns ; SHARP• smoorea, with ditto, for Guernfey and Jerfey; and the COLUMBINE, with a convoy, far Halifax. DEAL, MARCH 31. Arrived Kis Majefly's lhip EDGAR, of 74 guns, from Portfmouth, with the HERGH 1100 p of war, and FURY bomb; ExERTIfiN gun brig, from a cruize off the Flemifh Banks ; 'FICKLER gun brig, and Prins PHORUS fire geffel, from off Boulogne ; BRITISH FAIR hired armed cutter from Dnver Pier, and failed for Yarmouth. Admiral the Right Hon. Lord KEITH, K. B. (hilted his flag this morning from his Majetly's fhip TRUSTY 10 the Enomt.- . --Came down from the River the Mercy, Masora, for Baibadots; and Roy. Aft, Roaitir , m, for Gibraltar ; and remain in, the Downs with his Majelly's (hips, &c. as pis lan. YARMOUTH, MARCH 3t. The Nelly, of Sunierland, J. w ATSoN mafler, bound to Colchefler, with a cargo of coals, fprong a leak, and ran on Corton-Beach.—Sailed on a crtlize, the ARIEL and ALERT hoops of war.—Arrived, the ettErrfis floop of war.—Sailed for their refpeetive deflinataons, the Earl of Leicefler, Car. THOM SoN ; PIIG:e of Wales, DELL; and Lord Nenn, Capt. Srtwaar, packets, with raaiIs.—ROESUCK, MAJES• TIC, DICTATOR, RESOLUTION, AGINCOURT, NASSAU (hips of war, in the Road,.—Wind S. W. HULL, MARCH 30. Sunday fe'nnight, the Lively, SMITH ; Refolution, SCORESBY and Experiment, &tarots, failed from Whitby for the GI eenland Filhery ; and on the fol lowing day, the Henrietta, KEARSLEY, and Volun teer, BErmiNc row, f•r the fame deflination. The ab')ve (hips, with the Aim Well, AGAR, and William and Ann. JoiiNsorr, which failed on the 7th inft. for Davis's Streights, compote the whole of the whale filhery (hips from Whitby this feafon. On Thurfday laft, the brig Ann, RAWSON, of Sunderland, coal laden, in coming out of that port, (buck upon the bar, and received lo much damage, as to be un der the necelfity of putting into Whitby : the funk almolt immediately c n entering the harbour. The Advice, JOHN CLARKSoN, of Whitby, when about three miles from Whitby, on her voyage to Gainf borough, picked up a large water calk, with the fol lowing infcription on it : John and Rofamond In creafe, of Berwick." The above veal failed from this pert about a lot tnight ago, and not having been heard of fince, it is feared is totally loft, with her Crew. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30. On Friday fe'nnight, arrived here his Majefty's fhip PRINCES 3, Captain Cot.qpixx, from Plymouth ; and on Friday lati tailed his Majelly's 114 A LLIGAT 'R, Captain CAMPBELL, for that port. The Barton, FOAD, from Demerara, arrived here on Friday lag—failed the 3oth of January in com pany with the Mary and Minerva, for this port ; the Minerva and Wilding, for London ' • the Sir Edward Pellew and Ctio, for Greenock. Parted from the Mary the r tth of February, in lat. 21. 24. N. long. 6z. 38. W. and from the ether veffels on the 24th of February in lat 24. to. N. long. 6z. 23. W.—'Cwt) Guineamen paired Demerara for the Well Indies on the zoth of January, one laid to be the Alexander, the other not known. In lat. sz. long. 30, fpnke the Europe, from Charlellon to Liverpool. FROM! t.I.OYD's LIST. GRAVESIND, MARCU 31 --Paired by the Sylph,Wllliams, and the Forland, Newell, from Norway. Sailed the Generous Friends, Johnion, fcr Guernk y ; Orlando, Jackfon, for St. Kitt's ; Onavia, Coifed, (or Triefle; Better Luck Still, M'Corner, for Coptn• hagcn ; Princely Mary, Langton, tur Lifbon ; Ann, M'Cauly, for Sierra Leone; Sifters Providence, Parry, for Demerara; Alex ander, Atkins ; Sterling, Leigh ; and the Peggy, , for Jamaica. ARRIVED. Off Torbay, the Mary, Brune. from Malta—At Cork, London, Bowen, frum Surinam ; and the Alice, Pi.terh, ;rum f ifbon for Lon dou—A t Newry, William, lieu fon, from New York —At Dtihiin, Commerce, Walker,. from London—At Liflon, John, Wright ; and the Choice, Dunn, from Liverpool; William, Mar thal from Galway ; John Duygen from Newfoundland ; Jupiter, R.anfon : Mary, Fuller; Fox, Leggett ; Fortuna, Bryfun : and the Armizade, , Irtun London—At Savannah, Liberty, ll'Phalon, from Liverpool, aml the ColieLcaice, Ray, from Cork WEXFORD. MARCII r 9. On Monday, the brig Indultry, of and front C4tef• ter, for Dublin, with a cargo of coils. [truck un Gl.tfcar►ig Point. After fultaining the violence of a heavy fea for fume time, the happily got off, and arrivcd fafely in rut harbour. LEITH, MARCH it. Yeflerday arrived the Drummond. Capt. Huirow, from Tonningen. Before this (hip failed, letters had . been received at Tonuingen, timing, that the Ruffian and French armies had had feveral hatt:e.:, in all of which, the RI1(1141111, it was reported, had the advan tage, and that the French army was in the at of retreating. This morning arrived a fmnggling lugger, of ab.-sut 3o tons burden, having on board about Iso ankers of foreign fpirits. This veffel, nn Wednefday morning laff, about five o'clock, was difcovered off Holy Mind by the Lady Charlotte and Henry Dun &as excite cutters ; but it being calm at the time, the made off by the alalance . of het (weeps or oars; and it was not till the con manders of thefe cutters man ned and armed their boats, and rowed after her for many hours, and a dißance of at leall 20 macs, that they came up with and captured her. But the crew, when they law the veffel could not cleric, .took to their boat and made off. BOMBAY COURIER, JUNE 28, t13.--.6., On Tuelday arrived in the harbour his Majefly's (hip Cornwallis, Capt. C. J. Jou s r-ns. from a cruiae off the Itle of France. The Cornwallis left that Oa tion nn the 7th init. at which period the left cruifing off the ifland his Majeffy's (hips Albion, Capt. FER RIER; Pitt, Capt. BATHURST; and Drake, Capt. P!L• LEW. It appears that three French frigates had ar. rived at the ifland from Eirrope ; two of them failed on a cruize. The fquadron had experienced very revere blowing weather on their cruizing ground, being mottly under reefed toprails and forefaits.— They made no capture during their cruize. By letters from Aden, the zoth of May raft, we learn, that 70 •men, belonging to the Cardebirx, a fhip, the property of the Nabob of Surat, had, on that day, reached Aden in an open beat.—The Car debux had been captured four dais before, near Cape St. Anthony, by a French privateer, and fent for the Mauritius. The Clerk.of the Cardthux, who is among thole fer t on Chore, reports, that there are feveral Arab feamen on board the privateer. They laid this four °the, French (hips wet e cruizing off Babelmandel And in the Red Sea Their rendezvous is faid tote Cameron lfland, lately purchafed by Seyd Mahomed Akil, Err , 6,0c0 dollars The Seyd is laid to have fortified the illind, which is very well fitted to become a na tion for cr•rfairt. The Cardchnz's cargo of piece goods, on freight for the Red Sea market, was va lued at upwards of two lacks of rupees. A report prevails, that Come frnall veffels, with Mahometan Pilgrims for Mecca, from this coact, had been feized by the French pi ivatee s. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MODIFY. The Bruifer, for the John and Mary, January 1, 1807, will be paid on beard. on Wednefday next, and recalled on Wcdnefdays and Thurfdays, at No. 0, Ncw Broad itret.t. The Beet engaged in the battle ff Trafalgar Oetober at, 1835, will be paid for the four (hips taken, and bounty money for thole deftroyed, on Tuefdays and Fridays, for three months, at No. eB, Clement's Inn. The Ph ltle for the Tndefatigable,Sept. 19. aus, will he raid on board at Plymouth. on Saturday next, and recalled at the lame times and place as the above. The Fervent, for the Prudentla, Dec. 3t, dos, will be paid on board nt Plymouth on or about the 6th in ftant. The Fortunce, for le Grand page Bertholie, June 5, t Rl6. will be paid on Tut.fday next, at No. 3, Phi:pot-lane, and recalled there on Tuefdays and Fridays.. The Ann, Manfell, from Sunderland, is funk on Whitby Bar. Thole valuable and important, hut almof on• known, Appendages of the Crown of England, the provinces of Upper and Lower Can Ada, are about to receive cimplete illntiratinn from the pen and pen cil of Mr. HERIOT, the Deputy Pof•tnaller General of Britith America. A general prefs took piece lag week at Limerick, limn the different merchant vetfels. Captain DUFF is appointed to command the MUROS frigate at Plym..uth, and Captain I-1 -.OALINGWORTH to command the MINSTREL it top of war at Pot throuth. Medals, to commemorate the capture r:f the Ifland of Curac la, have been liruck, and will be forwarded to the Well Indies by Captain LYDtARD, for Captains BRISBANE, BOLTON, and WonD, of the ARETHUSA, FISGRRD, and I,ATONA frigates. The honour of Knighthood is to be conferred on Captain BRISBANE BRITISH NAVY.—The amount of the Britith Naval Force up to this day is as fellows :—At fea, 88 (hips of the line, 13 from 5o to 44 guns, t 16 frigates, 146 (loops, &c. and 172 gun brigs and other vett - els s total 535. In port and fi.ting, guard-(hips, hnfpital•lhips, &c. 57 of the line, 7 from 5o to 44 guns, 50 frigates, 6t 11 utps, &c. and 61 gun-brigs and other veffels; total 236. Total in commiffion 771. —In ordinary, 39 of the line, r 6 from 5o to 44 guns, ;; fi igates, 51 Hoops, &c. and 6 gun. brigs, &c ; total 163. Building 3+ of the line. 24 frigates, 34 (loops, &c. 3 gun-brig and other veffels ; to:al 95.—Grand total 1029. PRINCSSS Bristsrlasity.—We have much regret in Ilating. that letters were received yeflerday from St. Pelteributgh, by Sir WINDSOR FluaLoKs, Bart. announcing the death of this beautiful and amiable young lady, who was married eleven months fence to the Ruffian Prince BARIATINSKY. S.,e was the lidn. Mifs Do rroa, fecond daughter of Lord SHER smema, and niece to the Mars. Colts, of Norfolk and Derby. About three months after her marriage, the accompanied the Prince to Rutta. By this me lancholy event a gloom is call over feveral noble fa milies. ROYAL Flusrave SOCIETY —Laft Thurfdav, the Annual Court of Directors was holden ; Mr. Alder man Bc.YDEL L. prettied. ln ccnfcquence of refpeeful oplications of the Faculty, &c. to the Managers, fimilar societies, within the bit year, had been ells hliihed at Dublin, Paifley, Suffolk, S.IfF.Ik Wood !al idge—thefe two life Saving Societies comprehend the whole of the maritime hundreds, and enibrace a line of coal) from Yarmouth to Harwich—Tei2,nmouth, Canterbury, &c. The moll refpettful thanks were voted to the Clergy that had preached Within the lall year ; to E. HOLLAND, Efq. for a donation of jol. ; to the Committee ai.d Managers, for their alive fer• vices ; likewife to Mr. Alderman BOSDELL, for his obliging impartial conduct as Chairman. The AN- N IVERSAKIr FESTIVAL will be celebrated Ors the istb iallatit, at the London Tavern. ~. SPORnvc TNTILLIGENCE. NEWNIARKEf CRAVEN 141/1111,1N:0, 184. TUFSDAY, MARCH Ld SackYille's Bollard, 811. 71b. beat Ld Fuiee: Pipylina, 71t. 81b. Acrofs the Flat, toogs..—.l to on Bullard. SweeplLikes of toogs. each, h. ft. for ark: carrying 51b. and fillies, Blt. :lb. R. M. Itifiig 3 yrs old. Mr Willies b c by Sir Solomon. out of Lignum's dam I Duke of Grafiou's own brother to P-liffc $ Gcn. Cowles ch c Gladiator, by Buzzard, out of a Biter to Champion - ' 3 Sir F Standith's brother to Duxbury, - IA Mr. Forth's b f by Wbitkey, dam by PotSos,out of Mold of all Work - - Pd Sir C. Banbury's b e by Whificey, out of Amelia 14 Lei Grofvenor's hr c b r Sir Peter, nut of C.-alio pd Ld Grofvenor's b c by Sir Peter, out of Ibis pit Mr Plwes'sb c by What y. nut of a filler to Flirt'lli pd Mr Biggs': br c Roforio, by Ambrofto, out of Portia Pd Seven to 2 on Mr. Willim's b. c. Sweep(iakes of tongs. e:tch, h. ft. for v.lts and gigue, riling 3 ps ol•1 ; and unttied at the time of nam ing (April 8, 18436), cobs carrying Bit. 5 1b. and filies 811. lib. 1). M. t.d Foley's c eh ilfe ard one, by Whiikcy - a 1.4 Stowell's Pam lila. fitter to Ringtail - 2 Mr Ladbroke's c by ki uilford, out of Priorefs 3 I.d Gti cavenditt's eby Rann letonlan, dan by Buzzard, _ • out of Calath Pd Mr Wymtham's c by AnobroGo,out of Tuneflill Pd Sir J Shellers Woud Nymph - Pd Mr Mellitte, b f Mfrs Buckle. by Precipitate Pd Sir C. Bunbury's bc by Wiollry,out of a litter to OW Tat 01 Mr itovrerth'i f by Sir Peter. out of a liarr to Skyfcraptr pd Duke of St. Alkan'A c by Buzzard, out tot If pd . ... ... Thii teen totoe Agit Chaife and one ; 13 to 8 agtt Pao ; 5 to z agil Mr. Ladbruke, c. Sweep!lakes of longs. each, h. ft c,,lts carrying titt. 41h. and ti kits 8:t. Acrofs the Flat. 14 Grofver or's br f Olive Branch, by Srl i'etcr D. of Graiton's c by WM& :y, out of Prunella Mr Watson's b f by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful Ld Qtvver.or's b f by Sic Peter, out I f Mildctoc Five to 4 on the littke Et Gratton's c. _ _ 3 Fl Sir F. Standilli's PAiii, 811. 71h. beat Mr. Arthur's Wretch, 81.1. 4'h. Acrofs the Flat, acp,gs. h. ft.— Six to 4 on Paris. Mr. Hotaortleb L:ington, 811. 81b. beat Mr. Lake's Rofabella, 711. 71b. Fitll three miles of 11. C. zoogs. h. ft.-1 lcvtri to Bon Largton. Sweepflakes of rocgs. each. h. ft. for colts and fillies riling 3 yrs. old ; colts carrying Btl. 41b. and 811. Two yr. old Comte. (All ulliracked at the time of naming. July 7, 1806 ) IA Grdvenue. h c Eaton. by Sir Peter, out of Nike Mr. Craven's ch t Frances, by AmbroGo, dam by MO flyer, out of a filt.r to Q . 2ecn Mab Mr. Blackford names Mr. Neates hr c Tony Lutnpkin, by Ambrolio. dam by Highilyer pd Mr. Howorth's hl :by Ambroda, our of a filter to Amelia pd Mr. klwcs'6 c ty Sir Harry, out of Annete, filler to Saltr.m pd Eight tot on Eaton. Payne's T u dor, 811.41 h. heat Mr. Waifon's Honour, Bti. Fira half r f Ab. M rco B s. h. ft. Three to 1 • n Tudor. The Storni Clafs of the Garland Stokes, of cogs. each, h. ft. 1). I. Lrd Grofvenor'. Meteora, 4 yrs olt! Sit Sib Mr W)ndharn's Glory, 4 yrs old. ;it 3th General Gower's Swirocy, 4 yrs old, tit ilb. Sir J. Shelley's Jaiper, 4 yrs old, 7it I clb Mr 131achfort's Sir Harry Dirnfdale, 6 yr 3 old. 8a ttlh Mt R. Jones's c. I.y Whiikey, out of Trull, 3 yrs oil, 6it. t rib Genttal Grofvenor s Gauntlet, 3 yrs old, -1t 314 Mr. Abbey's vidtory, 4 yr. old, 61t 131 a Lril Jerky's c. put of Spinetta, 3 yrs old, 7ft 7lb pd Five tot agft Metrora ; 5 to 2 agit Swinley ; 5 to 2 nit Jafper. The Judge could place but 4. Mr. At times Car dinal Beaufort, rec. I:. from Ld Darlington's Zodiac, Btl. 31b. each. Two yrs old C. 'cogs. Ld Grofvenor's Mufidora, filler t.) Metenra, rec. ft. from Ld F. G. Ofborne's Saur Cr out, 8;1. 21b. each.; Two yr. eld Courfe, loop. . .., I t a 3 211.1RK LAA E. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL ?. Wheat is here in confiderable fupplf, chiefly of fecond and inferior qualities, very few lAles are made, and with difficulty, at leis mice-. Barley in abun dance, ani further declines in price. DI.At is heavy lisle ; but few White Peas. Grey, and Beans in plenty, and the fales at lets. Oats in middling fup ply, many arrivals expefled, and this article is at: finall variation. Flour likewife. Fine Anietican, 445. to 48: , . per barren. OENRRAL CURRENCY AS UND!R : Wheat. 47. 62s 78s per qr. Grey Peale An 46s od Fine Ditto. Bos 84s od Beans, (old) 42s 479 od Rye, 409 46. od Tick Ditto (uld) 32s 38. od Barley, 34 9 4 0 90 d Oats, 22s 259 .tos Malt, 681 75s Poland ditto 31,, 31, 0.1 White Peale, (Boilers) 74s 829 Rape Seed. 271 301 —s Fine Hoar 653 to 7cs Seconds 6cs to 655. At the Affixes of Tralte, a veer inte.efting caule, in which Edmond Connell, Efq. was Plaintiff, and J. Spotwood, Rfq. Lefendant, came on to be tried before the Honourable Jullice FLETC H ER. The da mages.wcre laid at I°o°l. brought by the Plaintiff for criminal intercourfe wi h his wife ; and after a patient hearing, the Jury returned a verdidt for the Piaintiff--tool. damages and 6d. cofts. At the Affixes of Mullingar, John Hand was capi. tally convicted of receiving bank notes, knowing them to have been stolen rut of the mail :• he was tentenced to be executed on the tit of Jnne. Monday fennight was tried at Waterford, an ac. tion for Mefne Rates, in which Wm. Hobbs, of that city, Efq. was the Defendant, and Ehet,ezer Radford Rowe, Efq. was the Plaintiff : when Mt. Hobbs ob tained a verdid—to,cool. damages, and 6J. coils. Yelleiday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of GLou. CESTE R honoured Mr. Plow hit with a vitit in Pall- Mall, in order to Ice that i,oetettinv ColleCtion of Pictures in the Frifloric Gallery, previous to th e cx. hibition being finally doled, which will ,t ffuredly take place in a few days, as the RI it drawn Ticket in the prefent Lottery will be entitled to the whole of it. 'fhe Purchafers of :-.ll:tr:s ct Lot ery Ticke,s were never prefcnted with fo n:any Chances of ob•aining, by a Imall *Rake of adventure, a comfortable Indepen. dency, as in the Scheme that commences drawing the week after next.-16 the whole Lotter, annals, no tcheme, with In few n.:mbers, ever before p ffeffed Fur prizes of 20,c001. four of f o,ccol. four of socch ten of local. Eic. 3cc. When it is added, ex, .olive of there important confhit.rations, that the fir it-drawn, 3oco numbers will be entitled to tol. each, it would be an infolt to fuppcfe the public blind to fo very A fuperior at,l :avant:v.. us Ickme of Lottery advat. r turc