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1 "m -- THE NG SEAR. LONDON. TUESDA7, SErrEMBER. 5. PRICE OF STOCKS TPIIS I)AY AT ONE O'CLOCK ; 3 per.cent. cone. (mia o w ? Octub Ott. Reduced 644—i-Omnienn 4 prem. PRICE Olt STOCKS VESTERDAY. Ponk Strict India Bonds 2.15. pre. Sper Colt. Red. Etch. Bills, 93. 16s. pre. 3 per C. COM OM Onmlum I prern. 4 per Cent. shut Enos!. Lottery I't& 211. 17s. 5 per Cent. Nail City ditto, 81 . I 2s. Loa: Ann. 11112.16114 i Cons. for acc. 614 CAPTURE OF ST. DOMINGO. Dispatches were this 'day recineod free! Admiral cocoANE , the Commander . in the West Indies, r.i r ing an account of the capture of St. Domingo, Il e particulars will be publithed in the Gazette this evening. This event took place on the 17th of July-. General CARMICHAEL • went with a competent force f ro m Jamaica, and effectually blockaded the place. The F ren ch garrison, meceiving that our troops were more numerous, or that reinforcements might imme diately arrive, sent onta flag of truce,•after three days, an d su rrenddect The French troops are to be conveyed to F ra nce, not to serve again until exchanged ; and General CARMICHAEL, who engaged in the txp et u. tion as the ally of Spain; relinquished the city to the Spaniards, and returned Arith his force to Jamaiza. . - w e yester day son some mei:Milts that reached us . 0 „, nt .94 6 ..ts Mary packet, from the Mediterranean. By the sane conveyance Government received dis p,itcbes from Sr Joux STUART, with the official details o f the operations against the Neapolitan territory, w hi r l have been so frecpiently mentirned in the French papers. The dispatches state the capture of the Islands of Ischia and Procida, and a large quan tity of c:mnon and ammunition, making 1500 pii soners. The British ships of war .had destroyed a cpnsisting of forty gun.lsoats. Scylla was a bandoned by dist enemy, and the wain/nee and stores became the prim of the English. tlir; day continue our extraeti trrits the Dutch and French Papers.. They speak for themselves. Private letters of the Ist inst. fiom Holland give the leading features of the Treaty . now negociating between France and Austeia. geikrirxr: to his oth' tides adds, it . is said, that of Arcbitike of Atts:ria ; add the Emperor FRANCIS is nOw to be King of Bo hemia and Hungary. Moravia It is probable will be (=prized in the laue,r.eaveret4nty ; but the pre vious appropriation Whiat DOSTAIPAWAS bed made of the Austrian division of Poland, Will, jt is believed, be adhered to; an a persage *ill be required for the ?tench mops through the Austrian dominions. Some of the inters state that the Treaty h already con;utied-A-nor balk we any doubt that virtually it is, though some forms may yet be wanting to its complain Yesterday we gave eitracts from Szville. Gazettes to the 16:h ult. Br the same con, eyance that brought these pipers, letters from •Alicant to the Gth, and from tentill.f and Cadiz to the I/th, were also received. The'letters from Alien* sinew the defeat of the b mils under General 'awaits •by Sout:nwrl h are' not etarly snlanguine as they have been; The merchants fa eiet ouatter decline commercial intercourse with this counter, until they shalt no longer be liable to the ; vicissitudes to which they are now ex posed. nut the letters from Sesillo and Cadiz are as 'sanguine as ever. They had heard of the battle a Talavera, but not of the euteequent retreat • of the army. The letters from Cadiz state that some rpular commritions had taken place at , geville, the 7ftple being enraged at the want oi- enetty, and ne zlect of the :trntica lately manifested hi the'Jonta. Yesterday, the Spanish Arabisssatior reteived dis rAttlles, 11 a vessel which came in eleven days from Coronna. They relate principally to the situation of the North of Spain, and to, the operations &!the armies unler the IV!•;rquis Dc LA ROJIAWA and General BAL. .Arran" It is said, that the Compander-ie=anef >' the Northern Pr ,rinds intended to proceetidhoct . to Madrid, and that at the time of the departure ti, etip, he was within sir days. march of that Vital. According to the information he had theta :•.:;ved, he was of opinion, that the most useful di. he could make in favour of Generals 'Wet.. ' 1 ' 1 ? and CuesrA, supposing .SOOLT, Na., and :prmit +.l he kept h check by the Poetngnese army, to threaten Madrid, and to enter it by a couls de it not be •protected by a powerful garri 1. What change in his plan will be produced by enexpected retreat of the Allied Armies is yet to kcertainej. 14ners by this vessel state, that ROUANAIS army I thea marched into the interior, and the Asturian 17 was at Lenn. Several penons liad lately been igrd at Corunna for treason. The Paula anti several other vessels from the colo `,2lrived at Cadiz on the 7th ult. t one from' the 1 4iin.ea, es rigisiro, with about 61 millions of pesos; •it h 2. millions in all are expected. The Paula I ght six miilions, above one million of which is for of Governalent. -titers frcan Verdun, dated Ist Aukust, from our rinvii.ite countrymen there, prisoners of war, state th- Bluish Officers Were better treated, and that 1 thildrta (if Bt itiih Naval and Military Officers are Trifled to go to school, and twin savigation, and '"iretic.4 ra nguage. tides act cid the heini4 a be comp vious ap the Atisl be miler Trench t Some iw con6tide thou, compldi Sestet !o the 11 theq a The'l t reps ii url7 $ la eiet this cnit theoll posed. sltiguir Talavei a11...ad a pap le ?est rAttilt Coron the Vi enler oF the f to) of e.ti! C.tpit; • rtilt I - 1(r 146, sot. ttr • kc A 1 • r 217 igi 1)) • 4v, ril Pr' • qi • 4•4 rs 1.• rti I E ?!,' • Tilt ARMY. • It ;s not true that the. Local Militia do not meet till the Spring. We have seen an advertisement calling out one of the Berkshire corps for twenty-eight dais to Reading. • Port yof the Unfortunate followers of the Duke of Bativricx were lately at Bremen, who have been condemned to be shot at Cassel, to which place they were shortly to depart. In Brunswick, 16 of the par tizans of this gallant Prince were murdered in one day. At Cassel also a pant- , f them suffered as trai tors ; amongst them a Lieutenant-Colonel. Yesterday the CHANTICLEER sloop of war sailed from Yarmouth with the transports marked W.J. and No. 114, for Downs, having on board about 400 men of the late army of the Duke of BRUNSWICK Oars, from Heligoland. One' hundred and forty .prisoners were marched from Yarmouth for SOD at barracks yesterday morning, under an escort of the Berkshire militia. The remaining prisoners from Flushing, 40, were landed• from the Agincourt, arid marched for the same place. • The BOLD gun-brig and SPRIGHTLY cutter have ar rived in the Downs with four sail of transports, having on board detarchmeats of several Regiments from Flushing. Another division of transports, having on board tee 2d Dragoon Guards and the 3d, or King's own, has sailed to Ramsgate Pier for disembarkation. gaturdh the Inverness-shire militia marched from Musselburgh for Leith, where they embarked on board transports for England. PIAPAL INTELLIONICZ FAII.tOUTIi, SEPT. It Arrived the Henra, HoculNo, and IsabAla,.tian una,from London fer Gibraltar; his Majesty's °hip, Pm PPS, from Portsmouth; Active, Gooorat.Low, from London for Rio Janeiro; and Tortoise, (sture-ship), from Gibraltar.--41ine P.M. the schooner General Heslop, TIiATCHER, from Jamaica, is anived, after a passage of 41e days, An Officer is landed witk patches.—Wind S. PLYMOUTH , DOCK, SEPTEMtiIit Two more large transports, with prisoners, from Flushing, arrived to-day ; and the Admiral's tender and binge have been busily employed in removing them to the prison ships in Hansoase. Several thou sands more are hourly- expected.—The AeAsrit frig:ate , came up Hamoaze this afternoon, to be repaired. .All our ships which have passed up the Scheldt have' received more or less damage.--The wind blows a stiff breeze at E. The Portsmouth sloop, which left, that place at a late hour last night, arrived here this looming, having been literally blown off the water. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4. Arrived his Majesty's brig DESENDER with a French, galliot prize, from the Westward ; Edgar, BitOWN ! (transport) from the Downs for Gibraltar ; and Eli . zabetli, SKELTON, from Quebec. —Wind S.S.E. .~ ~,nghi. Tuesday the Dexterous gun-brig, having under I DEAL, SEPTEMBER 4. convoy three trjmsports with the Ayrshire militia, ar- ' Came down from the River, the Czsar, FOWLER, rived at. Leith from Portsmouth ; the regiment landed for Jamaica. HARWICH, SIPTEMBEK 4. on Wednesday morning, and marched for Mussel burgh. I Arrived the Prince of'Wales packet, Captain T. The Expedition assembling at Cove is said, w i t h C. MAsoN, from Gottenburgh, wit!: mails and pas great confidence. to be intended to reinforce our army sengers : fell in with, on the SOth ult. in the Sleeve, in Spain and Portugal. It has been joined by General ISO sail of merchantmen, bound to England, which HAMILTON, who had the command of the Kilkenny may now be hourly expected. District. The 6th, or InniskillingDragoons, are ordered from i YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBIR 4. the North of Ireland to Cork, to - embark fur service. f Arrived the ACUTE gun brig from a cruise, and Captain ROBERT DALRYMPLE,• of the Third Foot remains with the Roebuck Guard Ship, Aboukir, Guards, who fell at the battle of *Talavera, on the ' Agincourt, and Drake. • 23th Jnly, was the third son of Sir Jolt>: DALRYMPLF., ; FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ' of Cousland, Bart. l CRATESF.I4I), SETT. C.-Ar r i v e d the Liberty, Smith, and Met-, General Osrm late second in command at Flush- ' and, tingnr, from Stackholin ; Ocean, Brince, and Hannah. Resit, ing, but now a prisoner of war in this country, was from Quebec; Catherine, Wailer, and CathcrineSorhia, Whitt, from Gottenhorgh.—Sailed the Macedonia, Jacovich, fir Glbral at the head of every sortie which was made by tin! tar; 1 oachin, Uuaaon, for Walcheran ; and Sebella, Lows, for besiegers, and displayed uncommon intrepidity.— Martinique. When he stepped into the boat at Flushing which i waited to convey him to one of our transports, Lord CHATHAM shook hands with him, and complimented him on his gallant conduct. Since the blockade of the Mauritius, the Governor apprehensive of a landing on some part of the coast, has crated batteries, strengthened the fortifications and adopted other defensive measures. HALIFAX.—TheOfEcers of the Royal Fusiliers have voted L:. utenant-Colonel PA KEN!! AM a Sword. It has been - / r • St Prrstarß 4.—Arrived the N. S. del Carmen, —, from Corunna.—Salled the Simon Cock, Prtirox, fur Rio Janeiro; Stag, HOLLETT, for Prince Edward's bland; Elias, Wawatd- Isort, for Neer Providence; and Nancy, CLAIt It, for I.isboa. i Ate awe o—ln the Downs, the Charlotte, Patterson, from the Brazils; aid Mo*nt Vesuvius, from Virginia. At Fab mouth, the New society, —, from Gibraltar. At Liverpool, the Valentine:Bunker, from New York ; Mermaid. Dwyer, from Newfound)and ; United States, —; Lousiana, —, from Charlston ; and Franklin, Gray, from New Orleans. At Liver. `pool, the Rapid, Murphy, from Cbarlston. At Falmouth, the Lord Collingwood, —, from Gibraltar. Off Holyhead, the ' Jane, Garwood, from Philadelphia; and Industry, /tryout, from . Penobscot. At Dover, the Rising Scores, Adams, froea Chas% I nor. in Mil, the itter S'• :era, Williams, from New York. At St. Cmii, the Richard, Greenup, from Liverpool. At Gi • braltar, the Hazard, Goodhall, from Newfoundland; and Mon- 1 tedo, Carmen, from Bahia. At Alicant, the Liverpool Hero, from Liverpo ol. At Vera Cruz, le Virgin del Mar, —, from' Malaga. At Malta. the Antelope, —; Puzzle, —; and Swift y pavid, from Guernsey ; Hero, —; and Three Brothers, lvloyes, from Liverpool ; and "I'rion, Taylor, from London. At St. Helena, the F••ex, —, from China. At Portsmouth, the Elizabeth, Skelton, front Quebec. At New York, the Pennines, —, from Hayti. At Cork, the Favourite, Rouzor, •! from New York. • presented to him with the following Letter, to which we subjoin his Reply : • To the Hoaourable Lieutenant-Colrmel PARENHAIR, COM.' ruanding the Royal Fusileers. " The . Officers of t;:e First Battalion of the Royal 'Fusiliers, j ha7ing learnt, with unfeigned rettret, your intention of leaving for a time the immediate command of the Regiment, avail them selves of Ws opportunity to assure you of the sincere regard and esteem felt by every member of the Corps. " A series of years passed in nnremitted exertions for the be nefit of the service in general, and for the honour and welfare of this Regiment in particular, calls for the most unequivocal expres sions of our aemiration and gratitude; convinced, however, that larguage can but ill convey an adequate sense of our feelings, we refrain from (violating upon merits which speak most Os.rcibly for themselves. "To the marks of public approbatiofi and private esteem which you already possess, permit us to request that you will allow your . Portrait to be placed in our Mtss-roorn ; and, as a further token of our regard, your acceptance of a Sword, value 200 guineas.— Sensible that the motives of these offers will, in your mind, eon-. stituts their worth,-By request of the Officers of r.le Corps, " EDWARD BLARINEY, Major Royal Fusiliers, and Bt. Lieut. Colonel " To Lieutenant-Colonel BLAKENEY, &C. " Officers of the Royal Fusiliers, " 1 have received your Letter, caused by my propelled depar tore, with warmth equal to its tenor—with sati•faction few men have had a right to experionee. " Friemiship formed at ease, confirmed in danger, becomes too sacred to need professions " Year cordial -gal %as ever anticipated my wishes, towards the prosperity of the crops, which your eenerosi.y has ton much attri buted to my past exertion :—Let my actions speak a continuance of attachment ) " Your gift, and desire of recollection hereafter to me, will serve as professional impellants. " In having the Fusiliers, I separate from the best comrades, from the chief source of my soldiers pride; yet it is for the object Of duty !—Here draw the line. " Do you, by usual energy, continue ripe for service ; it is for rte to improve, the more honourably to lead you.—Your's, " E. M. PARCHRAIII, Lieutenant-Colonel." The Amphitrite, Simpson, arrived at Greenock on Wednesday from Pieta's, in 27 days, left toading the Catharine, Birch, fur Kirkcaldy, to sail in two days after. The Jane, CoUy, from London to Gnttenburth, has been taken by the Danes, retaken by the erew, and arrived at Gottenburgh. The Equator, --, from New-York, is taken and carried into the Teed. The Weymouth, Gardner, from Boston, has been taken, re taken, and carried into Malt a. 'File Experience, of Gibraltar, was taken off Alicant, and carried into Algiers. The. San Francisco de Paola, ......—, from Cadiz to Vera Cruz, is taken, and tarried into St. Domingo. The brig Concord, Flinn master, sailed from New-lkork : on' the 28th ult. she met with a very severe gale, 'Adds carried away her bowsprit, and occasioned her fore-topmast and bead of the fore-mast to give way, also the main-topsail-yard. The Captain immediately made for anchorage, which he accomplished off Red Wharf Bay, and lay till five o'clock on Wednesday evening ; he I then weighed again, and endeavoured to run into Beauntaris Eay, I but got on shore near Priesthoim Island, and has betaikince got off. NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Captain MAIIIDY to the Jewel, (late French Topaze.) Captain Ric it A IDS promoted to a Post-Captain, and appointed to the Abercrombie. Captain WATT to the Forrester. Captain HA LLIDAY to the Heoreux. Lieutenant SMITH, of the Neptune, to be a Commander, and appointed to the St. Christopher. Captain BA ACL A Y to the Snap. Captain HiostsN to the Rattler. Captain Fet.•Tl to the Partridge, and Captain Love to the Tisipkone. Captain Goat a, who conveyed his Serene Highness the 'hike of Brunswick °els to England, in the Mosquito sloop of sear, is promoted to the rank of Post-Captain. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Hero, for tke GenegalLauriston, captured ad March 1800, will be paid, OR board, and recalled on Mondays and Fridays, at Mr. Kent's, Plymouth. The Triumph, Amethyst; and Shannon, for the Thetis, caps' tured 10th Nov. 1808, onboard, on I.6eir arrival at Plymouth, and there recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays, at Mr. Hawker's office. The Ratkr, for the Goede Werwaiting and Dolphin, captured Stb Aug. 11104, on board, and recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays, at is, Clement's Inn. The Aurora; for the Victoria, captured 17th July 1798, on 17th hut. at 3, Salter's-kali-court, Cannon-street, and there recalled on Mond. t and Thursdays. COURTS MARTIAL: Monday a Court Martial assembled . et Portsmouth, to inquire into the conduct of Captain Henry Ed ward Columbine, Comntander of his Majesty's late ship Solelsay, atatitbat of his of cers,mid ship's company ; and to try them for the loss of that ship. The Court agreed that no blame was Im putable to Captain Columbine, or his officers, and ship's corn peny, for the lois of his Majesty's late ship Solebay but that it appeared. that after the was on shore, and before she was &ban d:toed, Michael Grace, Thomas Jones, Charles Nilens, and Ro bert Storks, Seamen, belonging to her, had been in a state of drunkenness ; and the Court adjudged, that Captain Columbine, his officers, and ship's company, he acquitted, excepting Michael Grace, whom the Court sentenced to receive 150 lashes, Thomas 101129, to receive 100 lashes, and Charles Nilens, and Robert Storks, to receive SO lashes each, and to be mulcted or to forfeit all the pay due to them from the tith of July last.--On Tuesday a Court Martial was held at Portsmouth, on John Ashley, Car perter of his Majesty's ship Derwent, for being drunk when or-' dered on duty, at the capture of Senegal, so that he was incapable of leading his men to the attack of that place. He was sentenced to be divissed the service, rendered incapable of serving as an officer again, and to be imprisoned six months in the Mershaloea p• • risen Saturday morning. Dimes Cannon, Boatswain of his Ma jesty's ship Nereus, was tried at Portsmouth for drunkenness, and sentenced to be tint:listed his office, and to serve in any other situation the Commander in Chief should direct. CRUELTY TO Ammexs...—Saturd.ty se'nnight, al Lieutenant of the 6th Dragoon Guards, Carabi-1 neers, rode his mars, wnrth 100 guineas, from thel 'race-ground at York, to the Saddle Inn, at Leeds, a i distance of upwards of 23 miles, in an hour atid twenty minutes, including the time taken for a bait on the road. On his arrival, this fine generous animal, which was previously indisposed, swtiled prodigiously, and after languishing in extreme totters for three days and nights, during Teas of winch time she was held up ht the stable by puireat.ovesed. : • • :_ ~, The Martial, for the Nordstein, captvred 12th April Ins, es' her arrival, and recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 16, Cie. menet Inn, where the Decade, for I.a Blanche, captured 25th Jan. 1800, will be paid on Tuesday, and recalled on Thirrsdays and Friday. All the buoys have been removed at Archangel, by order of the Russian Government. Eight vessels had, in consequence, been on the bar ; and were con siderably injured. The 'BLAND, of 84 , rns, Es preparing at Sheer ness for the reception of 300 convicts, who are daily expected at that place, for the purpose of assisting in the erection of a large stone wall, to prevent the vio lence of the tea damaging the Dock-yard, the' sad effects of which were severely felt during the high I Wei lest year. • 1.1111.Mie..11•11 11 M. . , J. r a•!-' •••• wtrmearN,ltetertrit t Yesterday afternoon their Royal Higlinessei Princesses Ilium and AMICLIA; attended by Lady MURRAY. and she three Misses Munmav, and Col ral Oman, arrived at Cloucaster Lodge. Sri iiifbaftir Buneuisb - NZALIt was in attendance to recei4' Rmal Highnesses. who were welcomed by concourse of spectators assembled opposite ' residence to greet their arrival. The erosions that took place on Princess MAin's alight: the carriage were soon damped, on the multi t . ceiving the very weak state of health uf her sister I and a silent gloom pervaded all ranks meat she was assisted from her carriage. In the evening her Royal Highness Princess *mode,. by Sir HAIRY BURRARD Nriu, MLTI4,AY, and the Misses MURRAY, took one the Esplanade. The concourse of spectators great, that it caused her Royal I iighness to from the inconvenience of the crowd, anxious tify.their loyalty and attachment. . .. • _ . ' • i. • ii Desalt t s i ' tidy ;. . . ind Csra • r ' l 1 - ' :eine dans. , % .; y a Int • I ' , I ~ the r yal l ' . ; ' ;1 ons of joy l, .. i I sting from titude per. , , to Royal ks the mo. I I • i 1 l\ ' ess MARY, Lady G. ne tuth on 'OT3eras so ) withdraw • ions to tes• I t , g t -• I 4 Kidmin's. bited some - le most fa. esday Miss itaty •piece passed any Ste o f this IS ,I.L'5 song, 'l,i, Antonio, ' sat, on the tpplause.—• , 0 Wednesday t two pedal ' t" upwards of Ty eveninz. , Al d Ilasai, 11 . i,. vo Strinr \ la •i , 1 1 1 t the mast .• ''. nusement is .TURYIit'LL !. ~rs, and Mr. i • . Pianoforte . I I . ustnato an I 1 . to the cOm• l, 11 I e, in whie ~ o ~.. tte engsgei. If morning a: I " Isiah. is ; ; • 2.151, Mi* i' ONE. WI, 1 1 1, 4 VI!. . I SHAW, kset. er answering i ch reflects the a the place of [ember of the tnd Aghadoe, i :I vn has had a riiinwincr nrrk- :: MAItGATS, SEPT. 4. yesterday we had a Masquerade at . which was numerously attended, and exhibit good masks. . WEIPPEILT'S Musical Promenade is the shionable resort at this place. Last Wednesday s. WEIPPEKT performed a new grand *military lime called •• The Battle of Asperne," which surpassed thing ever heard, the execution and taste young lady being wonderful. TeitNtut.r " The Portuguese Sa" . -r, or Souffle Saint and the Duettos of L. and Mibs Viratepartr, harp and piano -forte, received universal app' Several new pieces are announced for W , next, among 'which will be a duetto on harps, by Mr. and Miss Waireafer. • At Dandelion Last Wednesday were up' ••900 persons. Our Theatre is filled with company .very t Mosonx is here ; to-night he performs Sir Aid in Speed the Plotyth ; and Lae:trills, in Two your Booty.—He is to perform-four nights. The Libraries are every night crowded fashionable for the Musical Evening's Am, at BOUSPIELD and Pau.trraft, where Mr.' delights the company with his vocal powers, Ar. - satt. with his fine performances on the r indeed every praise is due to Messrs. Bousru Pautsrte, for their very great attention piny. Asa has a Music Meeting at Ramsgate, BRAIIASt e Toaxneu., and T. WALSH, ate The performance is to begin on Tuesday n the Chapel ) with the Oratorio of The Messiah. EPIGRAM, 0:4 A DEAVIIIPIn SOY, WHO HAD HUT 001 t HIS SIsTSID, WHO HAD LIKAWISR let Blande Puer, lumen quod babes concede Sorer!, Sit to emu Amor, sic ed. Ma Venus ! TRANSLATION. Bestow tuse eye, thus make her Queen of Lou, And keep the other, thus a Cupid prove, AXOTHER. Cive to toy Sister all thy sight—thus prove Thyself a Cupid—her the Queen of Love ! On Friday last, the Ist inst. EDWARD of the town of Galway, in Ireland, after the usual examinations in a manner which highest credit upon himself, and also on place his Studies, (Dublin) was admitted a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of this City. • In the Diocese of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe, within the last few months, the Crown has had a great fall of Church Patronage : the following pro motions have taken place . 'The Rev. Arthur 7. Preston, to the Deanery of Limerick, vise Hon. Dean Crosbic. Rev. Archdeacon Herbert' to the living of Kilorglin, trice Rev. Edward. Day, deceased. Rev. Mr. Hyde, to the parish of Killarney, vire Herbert, re moved to Kilorglin, Rev. Mr. Godfrey, to the living of Kenmare, vice TisdJl, di ceased. Rev. Mr. Longfield, to the living of Kilerohanc, vice Tisdall, deceased. Rev. Jahn Day, to the living of Xiltallagh, vice Edward Da!, deceased. The report of the death of Lady ELLIOT, lately, at Wm-thing, in consequence of a dreadful accident, we find was not correct. It was Miss ISASELL A ELLIOT, younzest daughter of the late NICOLAS ELLIOT, Esq. of Wiaterhorne Gunner, near Salisbury. Miss ELLIOT I was walking near Worthing, when she was met by a boy on horseback, and the boy being unable to tna. Rage horse, she was beaten down against a wall, her skull was fractured, and this melancholy accid. nt occasioned her death. Her remains were brought to Winterborne, on Saturday, and deposited in the fa. mily vault. Fire are sorry to state a melancholy circumstance, which took place oc Friday:— John James Todd, Esq. (brother to Colonel Francis Todd, cf the Ist regi• ment of Guards), went out shooting in the neigh. bourhood of Horndean, Hampshire, when his gun accidentally went off, whilst he was taking the ram. 'rod out, and the contents of it being . forced through his body, he lingered for twenty minutes and then expired. The deceased Gentleman was on a whit to his sister, Mrs. Halkett, the Lady of Captain Hal. kett, of his Majesty's ship Gauges, who resides at Cdtherington-house. On Friday the 25th ult. a very melancholy accident happened at Loudoun Castle. As the workmen were employed in throwing the arch of the new bridge building there, the supports gave way, when five men were precipitated to the glen below, among the ruins. MArt new MiCum.octi, Anton, a fine young man, survived but a few hours; other tsfrr were severe:, hurt, and still continue very ill. having their joints dislocated in several parts, whilst the other two were but slightly hurt. 'What makes MeCtn.t.c,c,i's fate the more lamentable is, that he was a principal sup port to Ins parents, and this is the third accidental death they have met with in their family. M r . Was. E u.toT, the superintending architect, had at the same time, a narrow escape. One of the wsrkmen hav, , ,g hinted his suspicions that the props were failing, he Went below to examitie,themv—he thought they ,‘ err • all secure ; but had not o f to the. top the bank, a distance of about IS yards, when the wAok bL dawn with a tremendous crash. •