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their allowances as itsriact-Masteri of Royal Marines, from the Ist day of October, 1813, to the :3 day of Jane, 1813. Alter a short conversation between M. J. SMITH 3: ld Mr. Rftss the Resolution was agreed to. Lord CASTLEREAGH, gave notice; that on 11einesday neat he would more for Mosurienu to; cer.erals Kg. Gibtk. Gore, and Gillespie. The CHANCELLOR of the .EXCHEQUER 1.3:m01 up the Thirty-sit Millions ',man Bill ; which a first, and ordered to be read a second lae on Monday. The Stamp Duties and Dublin Asyloin Bills were —ad a second time, apd ordered to be cOnunitted on :.! .. • The Report of the Neutral Ships and the Glass ;lilts were brought up, and ordered to be read a third one on Monday. The Clearance of Vessels' Bill was read a third time and passed.—Adjourne d till Monday. FIRS IN DORSET-8 FREEt, ON THE 114 Ti OF MAY. LARRANCE, Printer, 81, Dorset -street, Si. lIJJ lishuty *guars, has' by ibis' calamity been reduced from ertstfrwrable industty 40 a state of the greatebt dune... The :enoses atljosniiig whirl acetdeptitAll caulght &AN speedily cam• rounizatcd to the back part ofW. bhulle, which was tallfortunstel7 mailtrocted of timber, and in the emirse of about ivris hours the twilipper Morey% with the whole Stock of Printing Materials, were entirely destroyed; and with theist ail fAis prospects in life, and the mesas of supporting an aged Paine entirely dependant cis hinits—noloss a generona Politic wil stretch RCM the Mit* hand tV immoieste to reemo.Ata:s Tie iptillases were 10- 'tired In the Globe Fire Office, and ids Print* Materials, he gully bellesseti wore also Insured in the Norwich Union ; they had been 90 for some years, Ain* wise vf TO entitTasea Last, when he enfertenatety Desist:tad renewing the Policy. The following Gentlemen. have kindly consented to receive Subscripthes, who can vouch for the truth of. the above ure- Tient, and wig answar any inquiries as to the character of the issavidiaL ,Meters. Nichas, Sou, and Bentley, Red Lion-court, Fleet !erre ; Mr. Stemiley, Bolt-court, kleet-street ; Mr. Davison. mulurd.street, White Friars; Mr.Gosnell. Little Queen-street, t.ireain's Inn Fields; Mr. Corral. Charing-Crow; Messrs. Taylor § bboe4nne I, Mr. Page, 17,..Blackfriars-road ; Mr. Fig sin., West-shoot, Smithfield; M(. W. Callon. ,Dersettmzest ; Messrs. Morgan and Sons, 39, Ludgate-hill; Mr. F. Sparrow, r Mr. • llsompson , Long-lane, Smittarki, and t 7, U. how ' hlington; Mr. B. Badwyn, 2, Lhaberine-street, and Mr Case, 52, Forwatreet. iubscrtptions are alto retosived by the foUairlng Brethren of G. Lartance, (01 Lodge 1) :—Bro it. F. Meurer, 79, Provost !leer, City-read; and Bro. Gill, 16, Sun-sheet, Biskomate, and tc, latticing'', Within. :Ind by the ioltowill Bankers :—Messrs. Moires, 37, Fleet a•r, er a and Sir Charles Prise, hart. and Co. 1, Man sion Homo -5:-ret. :1 • ING S' di to 41 21 P a 3 4 1 1 Tri4 EVEI 4 4. k • 1,01+4 SATURDAY, JUNE 17,1818. nice 01 toot DAY TWELVE O'CLOCK: Reduced 54-4 per et.llll“—pios. show.tor on. 84 SS Navy kw *l. sits—belie bonds ss to Ss. dia. Oatokeni s Vetrigiteisesueir Bills es. dia. to is. po. The inhabitants at the Metropolis were disturbed .4 a thontandlunsours in the course of yesterday af• ;ernoon: the:inost prominent report (founded on pittenkied lettiri (tom Brussels) -stated that a skirmish 'lad taken place on the frontiers, by which the British rived at the Gettend Hospitals at Brussels, conveying -wohnded Beitisb And .Hanoltexin troops. The fact s, that the roost recent autheatie :intelligence from Brussels-was contained in -the .BrAk Of yesterdays . our Correspondent's lettet was datedtWi the 13th, knit cm:sinus te wig& day. sue event as that alluded to had taken place. We have since learnt, throstgh another channel, however, that there has been a slight affair of out posts between Menus and Lisle, produced by the in cursion of a strong french.pisitet, upon the Flemish territory. The clew s ,. who ,otti.sUpposed to have been reconnoitring, were repulsed, with little foes on' • tither side. • By all the accounts from tits: Ned,erlands we .are lcd however to expect the cont4tenceMent of bostili tics immediately. It . is now certain that BONAPARTE 1.4 reached die npithern frontier s and it is equally certain that the Allied Sovereigns have joined their :,specthre armies. The Duke of WELIANOTO/ end Prince BLUCUSSI have for some time been ready to put their armies in motion, and abobt.this time , the R.:alien tomb or a considerable part of it, will be 10 line. The avant pettily bf the picric hicidient will bring ti the recollictioiebf,oor 11.04 era the situation of E , ,rope last ornth•Ol• litauary. Itunioetr [(Ahmed rurisour.rilLit seas proved by the event that . all the arrnies4 the Allies w+ere`puthi motion - in one day against different points of t - ratlce., bUt all directed to a CliltiMOis centre—Psris! In dike manner we may. exped many reportsbefote the tifl 41 . 110ent of tb, be ascertained s avid thew* senabloody cant:' • . • f-`, • • Sins writing the *lsle t we hi" teceired grnoeh Papers of th• . I+th:-44'447 lelo *than dP accouqs of 7,6141447 t.. They taw ferfecely silent respectiag any sailitaey eunflittse *24 vontAin only some trifling accounts of the Movements of corps •to their tea c` tin riots. Theis P•pers contain accounts the enstrakatioo of the King of the Two Sicilies at *Se sins, to proceed to Naples, where every thing is ready ft I his reteptioo. They contain no other intelligence 'why of the, slightest notice.. boar first page we have given front the Calsatta egad* Extivordiaary, the particulars of an attack on Fcrt Lalunga, which was followed by the surreuder that lames' to the Brisitih. , ..-- • Information was yesterday received at LLovir's,. 'net theNeUlbi sloop of ICU has been captured by zLe American sloop the Hornet, after an scion of 40 . ilinutes, in the South Se*. The British Commander was hided. TM part of the crew which survived uas tam Imo Bahia, in a cartel Lia DOVER, JUNE 16. The Duke of Arefling= extra packet *reread lest night from (Mend. BottaPante had arrived On the frontiers, and there was a report of hostilities har ing commenced between the French and Prussians. The Chichester packet, Captain R orrice, was waiting at Ostend to take on board his Royal Highness the Dtike of CUMBERLAND and his Royal consort for England.—Sailed this morning the Lark passage ves sel, with passengers for Ostend. The Ist Battalion of the 43d Regiment embarked 'this afternoon, about 1200 strong, for Belgium, and the transports are now getting out of the harbour With a breeze from the S.E.—The Nymph ertra packet is also getting to sea tor Ostend. A packet has arrived in five days from Corunna. The letters from Cadiz are of the '26th, and from Bilboa.of the 30th ult. General CAsi*Auns has as sumed the command of the Spanish at my of Catalo nia. In General Orders which he caused to be pub lished at Barcelona, he has forbidden, under the se• verest penalties, any communication with France, and he tells the Catalans, that after having fought. like heroes during six years for the independence of their country, they ought to take arms at this time to overturn the infamous tyranny of BONAPARTE, which again thre,ttens the world. Fsnoirtiato VII. was ex pected in the middle of June at Barcelona. By the last arrivals we have received the ilametire Chronicle and Courant up the sth May, and accounts from Carthagena up to 2d April, from which we give the following substance :—Since the good understan ding re-established betwt rn Santa Fe and the Con gress, the interior of New Granada enjoys tranquillity, and the operations against the Spaniards have assu med an active. form. General UttuAzara has ob tained advantages over the Royalists, on the side of Venezuela.. Three United States vessels have arrived at Carthagena, with arms, ammunition, Ste. for the Independents, and three others with flour, &c. The arrival of the Spanish fleet at Puerto Cavallo, was known in Carthagena, where every thing was pre. paring for defence, and it was expected that all mis understandings with Bnuvza would cease, and that all would unite to repel the common enemy. It ap , pears, that the Cadiz Expedition, under General,Mo. RILL", tool the Island of Margarita, on the coast of Cumana, whose garrison, 400 men, and Chief, BeassunLz, escaped on the approach of the Royalist'. MORILLO had sent 1000 men to la Guira, and with the rest had proceeded to Puerto Cavallo. It is now ascertained the original armament did not reach 10,000 men, smite of whom have been left in the Canaries, and others disabled by the scurvy and climate, so diaNhe- firet --siarnr.begini to subside; bur thrum:* templative mind shudders at the blood with which' the unfortunate discovei• s of COLUMBUS are yet to be deluge-1 To us it on ht to be a subject of real concern, to see that the independence of Spanish America will be rather owing to the North Ameri cans than to us—for there.is now. a decided intention in both the Government and People to give every aid to their suffering brethren of the South, to which it is supposed they have been invited by an agent sent by the Government of New Granada: Yesterday the Duke of Yoaa, the Archbishop of CANTUIWAY, and ViIicOuntCAsTLZRIVIGH, paid their respects to the PittNek REGINT at Carlton-House. The Bill to exempt Distancing Meeting.houses frobe the piyment of Parochial Taxes, was lost last night upon a diVision. We are sorry for it; nor can we help thinkhig that the nejority have taken a wrong View of the question: At thiensoment the Dissenters areobliged to pay all church-rates, and•tates for building and maintaining Chapels of Ease forthe. EStablishnient— ' nor have they asked to be relieved from this. They find their own places of worship, without ahy aid from the Fassablish ‘ meot, and some troublesome men try, front', tin* to dry* to make them pay rates not only for their dwellings, but for their Chapels as dwellings.— The Dissetiten have been meritoriously passive and quiet, and Ministers judged wisely in countenancing a Bill which was calculated to put an end to vexa tious litigation, at the iasti a gatioa of men whose con-1 duct is only calculated is Irritate good subjects and ' cool their affections for a Government to which they have always been loy4l. AU Committee for Managing the Attila of Uiltte a l Mausoleum, at liumfties, have adopted the thignist design for the marble 'sculpture by, Mr. Tea." turierLu, of Loudon, which has met with the appro.l Is:aim of all who have seen it. The subject is takeni from Bonis's dedication to the Noblemen and Gentle?' nian of the Caledonian Hunt, where he says.- 04 The pc/0c Geoius of my country found me, as the prophe. tic bard Elijah did End's', at the plough, and threw' ' her inspiring mantle over tne."— We hope that the Admirers die genius pt Scotia's bard will enable the! Committee to complete the work, which will prove An ornament to the country, and honourable to the taste of the subscribers.—We are happy to find that .the following subscriptions have lately been added to 'the Fund for the Mansolium • Mr. John Bur, of GI: 5 •rr • • Mr. kale Walton of LuodOn, o yr. meter Dumfries, Arv. Dr. Batiiripee, Mr. haws Wale. '.Jena . £2 ' 2 I 1 I I • 1 1 1 1 . • 1 1 butt s Itiatary lictgusuo. Esq. of Cridedarrods. • • 11 3 :tamed Douslas, Esq. of Castle Douglas, - 5 5 Adam Murray, Esq. a Machette, -•• 10 0 Captain HAW, at London, . . - 1 1 riir. P• 1 aseutrelli, of Lonlna, - - 5 5 .Issoes.Crir.htsw, Esq. of ktar'. Cane, - 5 5 ,no Jldasou.3,Svtiety of St. Asdreves, Cregbrldig. b 15 1 Tuesday se'anight, the Magistrates, jot the most handsome mouser, presenter' the freedom of the town to TIIOII I / 1 01 FRUIZILICIC livax, Esq. architect, P. Tint: niutbi,u, Eby. Ms. J. W WALKSii t and Capt. Heatet. IRE AMT. Sit JAMES M'Oltiooll Is to be rilaCid at the head of the Medical Departetent of the Army; , Colonat Sir iitluenN %h() fought by the tide of &mum durir4 the v tinht of the last campaign in France, and trim was sn abli an hisznrian of that Chieftain's victot its, it to command the British troops at Genoa. • A ("wilyr meassi: r intma , iti7 the disp ,sable Force, by means of the I,Llitia , is in immediate con teropktion. Several detachments of the BrAnctrick H , :ls.lrs have embarked at Harwich fcr (Lund &ring the present week. MC I kotalinn of the 7th Royal Ftrzileers, and the Ist Lutalion of the 4.31 Ir.!antry, embarked for Belgium yesterday—the 7.h at Deal, and the 4.31 Dover. A farther detachment of the Waggon Train are on their march from Croydon, for embarkation at Rams gate, similarly destined. The depot of the 21th Infantry marched from Ramsgate on Tuesday for Chatham. The 2d battalion of the 7rh Royal Fuzileers, on their arrival at Hythe on Mond ty, bum Porsmouth, received another route for Dover. A few days since, detachments of the 4th or King's own, and the 7th or Royal Englich Fuzileers, passed the:nigh-Brighton for IlFtlie. Nearly the whole ot tnem were wounded men tutu America. Those fit for service have proceeded to join the Duke of WEL LINGTON. Advices have been received of the arrival of the right wing of the 754 regiment, from New South Wales, at Columbo, in August last, and that-the re. mainder of that regiment, which was to have left New South Wales the following day. had not reach ed Colombo in November. By the same advices we learn, that the Officers and Men of the 19th foot were all healthy and in high spirits. #1.4 FAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILSI I ARS. LAM AU. Dllt Dubin • - 1 1 1 liibon . 0 1 Waterford - 2 0 I France - . 0 0 Guernsey and Jerky 0 0 Flanders - 0 0 Hainborgb 0 0 I Ciocreoburglt 0 2 Holland • 1 0 I Malta .. 0 • 0 FALMOUTH, JUNI 14. DAY. Arrived the Citthetior Ann, PEN lARICK, from Lon- don, bound to St. Domingo, and the Dover, ODLII I tromgowes. Sailed a Sluttish schooner for Gibr4l - W.N.W. fine weather. PLYMOUTH, JUNE Is. Came in the ALBION, 74 guns, snd the Ixsoutwr sloop of war, from a cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ships ACHATIS and GOLDFINCH to the Westward. A few coasters and colliers arrived and sailed today. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16. Arrived the Hope and Mary, from Waterford ; the Edward and Mary, HAVE P.SOMIYI sea, with baggage ont of Governor Helker, from Tobago. Sailed his Majesty'• ships DitostEDARY. TAY, EURVALUS, and MISLETOE, on a cruir.e.— Wind Easterly. DEAL, JUNE 16. mat sailed-Ow Rivet the Cetberus, TII •Aff lol4frOnl TOilage) ; Pyrennees, Gram, from H4v.,nnlh ; St. Joisannah from Hamburgh. Caine down tiom tl:e River, the Providence, for New Pro -IVidence ; and the Monmouth, for Jamaica. Arrived the S.:.1111: sloop of war from the Scheldt.—Wind E RAM VA'rE, JUNE Is Arrived last night from the Downs, eight sail of transports, to take steeps and stores to the army. HARWICH, JUNE its. Arrived the Lark racket, with a Mail from Hol land.—Wind Easterly - . DOVER, JUNE ls. Passed by, the Ellen, 1161,11411, from Pernambuco ih S 6 days. We have had no arrivals from France this week, and there remains little doubt of the em bargo. Sailed today the Lark packet for Ostend, with 20 French Officers to join the Army under Louis XVIII. Arrived the Duke of Wellington packet from Ostend, with passengers and baggage. TORBAY, JUNE 16. Arriaed the Hope, Captain F. Jatnacrt, and the PItnAtANT, Captain WAtusit, from cruising in the Channel. GRAVESEND, JUNE 17. • No arrivals. Sailed thr Betsey, Oliver, for India ; Euphemia, Deacon, for Jamaica; Trial, Millais. for Hales ; Marla, Lang ford, for Gibraltar ; Neptune, Hogg, for Lisbon ; Bliss, Bell, tor men; and the Visa, Cumming, for Petersburgh. . Government, we understand, bas established a chain of maritime telegraphs, by ships stationed be. I nvent Ostend and Deal, so that the intelligence of any events may be transmitted from Flanders in a few hours. Marshal Beaman, whose death has been an ttentered in the German Papers, was long considered gy the chief advisee and bosom friend of .BONAPARTZ. Under the ci-droant Imperial Goveenmen; h e was -sweated Prince of Neufchatel and Wagrant, Vice- V001'41244 at the Empire; Cclonel-General of the &c. Bawling* was of a respectable family, being the ion of the Governor of the War Office, with whom he was eenjeined in office previous to the Revolution. He was with.La Feen . rain America, where he obtained the rank of Colonel, and rose to be Marshal 01 France and War Minister through. all the rapid gradations which,attended the military ea reer during the last 25 years. Baaxuaza.was always distinguished for moderation, though firmly attached to BONAPARTE, whose Chief of the Staff be was - in Egypt, and to whose cause, up to the date of the Treaty of Palis, he on numberless occasions ren dered the greatest services. It seems very doubtful whether he adhered to his King or to the Usurper the tragical close of his esienttul life. 'r At an early hour on Tuesday morning a duel took place un Hamps end Heath s between an Of f icer of distinction and an eminent professor of the law. The dispute originated in die COM se of discussing the sub ject of some law proceedings, which the Learned Counsel was conducting for the gallant Colonel, and in the course of which he mentioned a Lady's name, to whom the Colonel is attached, rather freely. The parties exchanged two cases of pistols; at the second tire the Colonel was slightly woneded in the rrn :trd She side. The seconds the* interfered ; an amicable adjustment took pitta, and the parties hit the ground together. ARUNDEL CASTLE, JUNE la. At :dearly hour this morning vehicles of all de. scrootions were put in requeati •n t i c r.vcy per: ..s anxious to be present at the grand Baronial dinner, slipper, and ball, to be given at the Castl- ibis even. ing. Every ins is cro ! vet.e:. wi ts femili .s who have come fa and r.ear—and it bei ng market.j.o, a num ber of svctators arc per:11111.ml ~ ;ine the town, tlitl e rr the mist evident symptoms of 41.:ippeintr.t.a.t, miadatory 13 , 111vCit Navin-; been 1.,,1ied tr.; nt tho Castle, rOusing access to every 'me ~Ant nr actually employed in the proper •ti'n of the fv.ti vities. The C:1 - leT.,ates, hich Wre ixpec cd to move with celerity en the binges of Losptia , ty, arg. locked, and two porters ?re sitting in the . I , dge to scrutinize every petson giro may come . iv! joie 4..z -cuses to gain admiss:on. •ny, and the ia in ;3 particular, are wit!ping fr r the powers • f the mri. cian's wand, to metAmcrphose thernseives into .4 cook, a drippi.lg-pan, or A turtle; bat flies. ar:•cl.7s being provided in profusion, the necessity Is sitpir seded, and the disappaitit..ti visitors return float tl.e gates in wrath and indignation. Many console themselves, .ind are Nur ell no nn ter an impression that Os Grace wit mak it “ F 1411" for every one (Int-tit three d.qs in the course of the ensuing We are enabled to say, Ir..ra what passes istsile.4 the Cattle, that this is likely t o be the case, a, his rs cetia my not' t.. f of the ancient customs of banluet, as nbt to teateni. ber ex T. u.nsinent. • The Balm's' Chamber wzs:„comptetea at t i me o'clock this day, and 'be ttib!e voi b iaid in Cm mAlle of the mean, troto one esti emit) , v e °the!, e head, where the Nobie and Ilinstrions Huss is to tare• site, k immediately under the painting of ring Joni signi:tg Alaput Chars.. The cllnn:r crileakts ere two courses, comprt•heeo. ing eleven tqrtles, sir biutchts of venison, and every lustirixis delic. , ey that money or lavour obtain. Two chess, containing parts ~ f twenty Ants nf armour, arrived at the Ca,th; from the Margins of TOSVNSIIIEND'S, and several pirsoas Irons Bilmnig. ham, have been employed since day-light to ar range them in all the majesty of cn-r.t warfare. It wThs at first intended thatGeatlettion oniis themselves in those aarbil ...1 war, bat on examination they were fi and in so oil apAiite,: a -tate, that the idea was Nbandoned, and two only are se lected to constitute the cerenionit:s ; these are clowned, and wood-work substitutes the body of as 44 brave .t Hero as e'er buckled on his limbs the gliitcring r e, These are to preside over " The roast Beet of OFI England," the baron, which is to be stationed on the sideboard, in a larp.e silver dish, eleva.ed by a velvet coshinst, and crowned with a coron.tr, interspersi.d with leaves of the monarch o.;k. 'nese Herculean Figures are to stand on either side of the Baron in 'Saha quo. "l'he Ball-room is entirely finished, and is elegantly chalked. The candelabras and E : 2y ptian lames at e fixed. The supper is ordered at one o'clock, and die Sussex Band is stationed in the grand ga:le!y icading to the Baron's chamber, and on the enire of (by illus trious company they are to strike up Road Beef of Old England," and during the dinner are to pLsy national and martial airs. The ccusiputy. are arriving every moment at the Castle—among the latest were, the 'Ku nt SrA r. FORD, Lord sod- Lady EFFINGHAM, I.nrcl Gowutt, the Earl of COICOENTER, Ltud ht•t:NT Em.:LumuK. Lord 'PETIL/4 &c. &c. We shall be able to fumiih our Ite.iders .v;th every particular in our nest, the while or the n •t, 01 'lle company, both at the dinner and bail, the ctrsnio isles, &c. &c. Last night Mr. THORNTON'S company of Comedians gratifild an elegant auditory with A repri s• ntatiou of the Fewidfing of dee FJrest, and Part Ten u' The following Noblemen and Gentlemen gave ele gant dinners yester4l..y, viz. The Lord Bishop of LONDON.W Sr. James's-Aquare; Lord 'Mu sort, hi St. lametis-square; kart ut WARWICK, tn Green-En-kr, Park-lane; Mr.Wicur.at Nlir.as, in Psrrnuan :41r IN IL IUM! YOCNO, Bart. in W tnykie-atr. et ; Lord 1111NALLCY. in Vazk.Laste; Grneral starrxs, in Montague square ; lor I Ro !CRT DitilioUlt, iu Portlahtl.piace; Mr l.rt :kc ro N, in 'Har ley street; NI,. t grws, in Br.” ketty square; harlot ATAMFO and WADDING (ON, u. Charks-stmt, Berketti square ; alr OCOROZ WARDLNDII, Bart. at IDN Adnyraity ; Mr. PktriON, Brook-street; Mr Hoene'', in PiCinan .ware; rile. 4u• roil, in Brook-street ; tart of Mono, aa. Pni ir-sn-rsietre; Lord Docia, in Dover street; Mr. kosiaiel . ADAia, iu c:•teetb. ,street, May-fair; Mr. la.scar, iu Upper BroA-s;rert. In the E' ruing the following toad Card e irt.;rs : Lord Puvr CT .in Piccadilly; Lady COLLINowOOO, in hurt place, Baker -street; Hon. Mrs Arleen() aim, so Sprinpgankno LM , ss MIDOLIION, in tipper bfoOk•Sovet. WANTON UUTRACIii.--Tuesday lass visitor to the Historical Gallery, in Pall Mali, during the ab,enen of the person left for the protection of ti.e rn',rn, iota when no other visitor was there, def Aced p.irt of tierce valuable pictures. It is difficult to conceive w h.it could be the motive of this snalevoient act. alhl it was so cautiously executed, that we leA r ese.pe pu nishment, though a considerable rewar:f 11.1, be t a offered for the discovery of the perpetrator. . . !"' • ' WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, HINE 16. Tilt SA rTLL Or l Ilt 11i.t.(1.i1t3. Park& AP.Lairlda;s, Wiliiais Gram, William Brindle, Joh, =and Mamas 1%14, 8•e of those iaportunate beggars that th• town under the characters of wow, !ed satiUrs, were iotlieted for a must outrageous riot in Bond-street, on tilt li.:i of May last. The Rev. Mr. Hodgson, Rector of St. George's. lianovtr square, taw the prisoners, together with Orlicr .gaihrts, wro.s escaped, interrupting all ths decent people in Bond street. e s .tie r the pretest of begging ; and be ordered out the hr:..::es and T .,. Ash officers, six in number, to disii-rse them. '! be iantsi•su cot officers appeared, the bevoars elevated their LI-rats, ticialnatt.g, ". one and an—.4o us .)11!" • . "Charge, Che-ter, charge—on, Stanie:., o n ! ig Were the la , t words ot Marmon!" ' The rioters then coinneen:Ld a asp,.:•ate assault on the officers, an , el p : t i he , t i T w b h ,: o il l a e voi nei tn gh t b ss o t u v r fusion and alarm. The nsendicants. however, were Olt muely secured, though not unlit they had broken the hew'. if .evert) of the officers. The beadle said it was a mistake to suppose ail - the prisoners to be sailors, although they assumed the cost!: no.; for Brindle, in particular, who had two wooden legs an .I two large crutches, had only been , a brewer's servant i Brindle niaintaised that he was a sailor, and tha• be was a fi'keenwich in-pensioner, but suspended and turned cut for a year In consequence of bad behaviour. Mr. OMNI& thought., if such was the cue, it was a most cen surable mode of punishing the refractory in-pensioners, thus to turn them out upon the public. Mr. MAINWAIIIIIO. said, the ease was one of most disgrace.. fat town t and riot. Verdict—Guilt y.—Jueigosen. descried. Several of the of rece soloed :he prisoners in havu . g f: e• i:ud been la:fi tir for six mon th s, and his life long d. s conwinerte of ail attack from Brindle and another. ihoutl*y.as taihro°n"da.nyi,ntsoccathen.gt,revv,r con. IN r r rntaNe. au4.l, be d• 'pasted et., in her. r