Star. — London, England, 1802-06-09 00:00:00

ETON MONTEM. The Triennial Celebrity of the Gentlemen edn• sated at Eton Schott!' 'Mil( place Yeflerday, at Irven : they formed in regimental order in the il•prd : the Cr rp.rals and Niemen were roes y nunicrou.:. and, at different Rations, the fol: :vwing principal Officers were placed : iir ATM, mat. - Muriel's/. ToMarsa - Captain. R • • Scrjeant-Major. Lord Palmy - Colonel. Tsuicsaaar Enfign. LLOYD • • Lieutenant. ROOT■ • - Steward. SALTILARRIS. Davin, OWL Colleges• WARBURTON. Oppidant. - 111 e dreffes of the Saltbearers were extremely el,:gant. That of Mr. DAvt. s was garter blue filk, embroidered with gold. Mr. WARBURTON'S, a rich mulberry velvet, richly trimmed with gold, and lined with white Latin. The caps of both were correlpondent, as wellan colour as elegance. Soon after eleven,: their Mayesisas, the Duke of CUMIBILLANDI and the Prinecfres AUGUSTA, 7-111111111 k Tlf, MARY, SOF NIA, and AMILIA, left the Qneon's Lodge, to be prefent at the procef. Lon. On Winder Bridge they were met by the Saltbearers, to whom their Mattsrtss and the PRINCE SSIIS and their !nice, gave their nfual donation. They then proceeded to the gable- and in the College. where the proceffion paired them with the Band of the nil Regiment of Guards, in full uniform, playing Goo sari THS Kiva. Tl.e Enfign ilourilned the College Fiag here before the Royal Family. After that ceremony, the pmcef lion moved on in flow time, with mufic playing, and the Guards' drnms and fifes Ailing, to Salt hill, where all the young gentlemen dined ; and, after palling the afternoon, returned in proceffion to College, where they were difmiffed. The fpeßators, many of whom were the-parents ails! other relatives of the different boys at khool, were very numeroas ; and from that orcumPance, a great collation for the benefit of the Captain was made. The Servitors, as well as the Salt bearers, were very alert, and performed the duty affigned them with . great credit and eclat. The dreffes of the Servitors, m point of tafte and ex pellee, fnrpaffed thnfe afed on former occafions. The appearance of the morning prefented a very Unfavourable afpea bolt for the young Gentle men, their Royal Patrons, and the Noble Com vary who graced the affemblage with their pre. fence. Among whom were the Bllbop of Nog; 4.91 c. it, Dr. Goopasi., the Head Mafler, the Rev. Dt. DAVI], Provoll of Eton, and the Rev. Dr. Taw, Vice-Prt.voft. . - The following will be found to be nearly a cor reQ of the intended final reduaion of the Army ro the Peace ERablilhment, to take place (van the 24th infant i All Regitnents, Corps, and Companies, except the undermentioned; and 4.0 Independent Compa nies of Inv4l:es to be difbandedo _ _ _ ite following to remain as a Peace Eltablif6- 133CLA The two Regimenti Or Lite Guards, at their prefent iirength. The Royal Hot* Guards, Blues, g troops, re duced it men per troop. The 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, g Regi mats of Heavy Dragoons, and 13 Regimen!. of Light Dragoons up to the aoth Reg:a:lent ioclu five, 6 troops each, of 43 rank and file per troop. The three Regiments of Foot Guards, feven bat talions, as at prefent. . . , the Regiments of Fon t to the Both inelufive, the Rr,yals, and the gth, have two battalions each, and the both Regiment fix battalimis. Each bat talion is to confiti of ten companies of 7S T ank , dad file each company, or Soo men a battalion, amounting in th e whole to 84,600 infantry, and nearly to,ooo cavalry. To Provide for the additional fupernumerary Captains now attached to feveral of the Regi ments, who would otherwife be put on half pay, or feconded on their refpeltive-corps, they are to be Oiled to the ebmpanics at ()relent command ed by the Field Officers, who are not in future to hold companies with their rank as Field Officers. A report having reached us Come days ago, of its being intended to make the Rifle Corps (Man .. ningham's) an additional battalion of the 6oth regiment, as fuch we gave it. The following, how. ever, is the arrangement :—That Coros has been placed on the peace ellahliihment as a regiment of eighty riflemen per company. The benevolent intentions of Government, with refpea to the foldiers, who, in the late expedition to Egypt, bays contraded a diforder which has terminated in a total deprivation of fight, was Rrongly manifeited on Monday at the board of Gc.neral Officers at Cbelfea Hofpital: sty blind men were puffed from different regiments of Dra pons and Infantry, to whom the following al lowance, by way of annuity, is granted:—To each fetjeant ts. 6d. per diem; to each corporal, Is. ad. per diem; and to each drumnier and pri vate, is. per diem, to continue to be paid by equal half yearly payments for the remainder of their Lives ; and to be paid them, to rave trouble and expence, by the Colleitors of Land Tax, in their kveral parithes, to which they are to be removed at the expence of Government, either by Rips or .a ~gins, as the diflance may be. Cosa, MA r29.—This day the Chaim Fend- Ides marched into town from Bantry, on their vonte home to be difbancled. An order was inferted is the orderly 'books of the regiment yeßerday eveting, that fuels men as are willing might vo lunteer for any of the regiments orthe line re eruiting bere.—The 16th regiment is diftributed in the following detachments this and the county of Kerry t—Two companies each in Bantry and Roes Caine ; and one company. each, in the towns of liillarney, Itenmare, Tralee, Caale !nand, Mill fired, and Dingle.—Lan Friday, the 46th regi ment arrived in Waterford. in three tranfports from Brißol, lately from Egypt.--Yeßerday the . irR divifion of the Roth regiment marched from Youghal ; and on Friday next" the ad divifions is alfp to march : they arc to be replaced by an Engliat regiment, elpeitedimong others to arrive this cogatry halt the lirediterrartean. CORN 11.4.RiETS. MAIL -LAN!, WWI 9. No arrivals having taken place (*ince Monday, every Article of Grain, &c. remain as per laft. Assize OF BRRAD.—Yellerday the Baker's Com. pany waited on the LORD MAYOI to fet the Affize of Bread, when his Lordthip ordercd the price to be continued as before. GIBRALTAR. MAY' 7. EXTRACT OF A LITTER, RECEIVED DT AN OFFICER NOW IN THIS GARRISON. His Majcity's Chip THA ttzs, March 11. Inclefed I have the pleafure of forwarding a letter to you which I received in India. I left the Sand Heads of Bengal, on the t rth of December laa in the Hon. Company's Packet Swallow, and in company with Sir Hosea POPHAM, who had then under his conloy five (hips with troops def. tined for Macao. On the lath of DeCember, Sir Home POPHARI parted company with the (hips under his chaise, and his intentions were only to have teen the above (hips, with troops on board, as far as the ifland of Laconia, unlefs fomething unforefeen occurred, and then return to the Red Sea, and refiring his command in that quarter.— Sir Hour alto comes as in Ambaffador to the Courts of A , •abia, appointed by the Captain Ge neral of India. The accounts of Peace had not reached the Prefidency of Bengal when I left it, and every thing en that fide of the water was per• fe&ly quiet; Admiral RaixiF It was on a cruize, but not known where. Sir JAM ES CRAIG is gone ro England ; during my voyage nothing worth 4.* lacing to you happened, nor were there any news flirting in India. I left Suez on the 28th of Fe. bruary, at which time there were twenty tranfports waiting, and Captain LIND in command of his Majefly', (hip :Ln MINA. Five More tranfports were daily expeded under convoy of Capt. SAUCE, of his Majeliy's firip Siusist.e. There is fufficient tonnage to convey the Indian Army if required. On my leaving Alexandria i am happy to inform ,you that the navy and army were in perfeft health' I remain your's, &c. Lord WaLLESLY was at Lucknovi in November. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE: FALMOUTH, JUNE & Arrived the American (kips' Hope, Captain Pic ease with flour, cotton, &c. in 40 days from N..w York, for orders .1 the William and Mary, Door, in go days from Norfolk, with 1900 bar rels flour, for this port ; and the Venus, Goon- It iDG E, with isoo ditto, in 48 clays fionkclisto, for orders : the American brig Patty, Captain KIRI, in (even weeks. from Charlelion, with rice, coffee, fugar, go. for orders the brig Brothers, Captai.t !Una, in 68 days from the Havanna, with fugar, coffee, &c. for orders. Sailed the following tranfports, Rout:son ; Medea, MAYN ; and Governor Milne► TATE, for Ltndon ; Ann, Gaisstr ; and Phoebe, BYWATER, for Portfmouth alio the Portugnefe brig San Antonia y Almas, Captain DRERRIz, with fruit, for Amilerdam ; the CLAUsIN♦ cutter, THO. M as, on a cruize againft the fmugglers ; the Ame rican brig Maria, Captain Liviwcros, for Lon clan ; the PrufGan galliotts Maria, USCH MANSE, for , Havre ; and the Corwartez, GRAAF, for Aldberg. The PRINCESS AMELIA, PRINCESS ELIZABETH, and Paws. ADOLPHUS packets, with mails for America, Jamaica, and Lifbon, are detained by contrary Avind. Wind S. W. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE . 8. Arrived the Venerable from the Bay of. Ho nduras, and_Aer landing tome pallingers, proceed ed on to London; the Neptune, BAY; the Robert, PE R KIN S , with baggage from the Mary ; the Beauty, Wass, from Norway ; the Mary, PARK, from Sunderland; and the Neptune, COW E, from Woolwich.—A lugger has been fent in here by the Sting, taken off Hura, with upwards of zoo butts of fpirits.—The five following Indiamen paired this morning for the Downs, viz....-WIL LESLY,FORT WILLIAM, LORD HAWIESBURY, AIR* LY CASTLE, and Wcoteartatt; the St. Jofeph,Capt. Wizziaras is arrived here from the Weft Indies, bound to ilamburgh.—Palfed by for the Downs the Mary, from Antigua. 11/BAZINES t t JUNE 8. Arrived the T I ARTAIIMS bomb-velfel from Gib raltar ; and the Taw. cutter from Embden. The Asaow, AUTUMN, Ai.owzo, and DILICRNC& !loops, have failed to the Great Nore. The LYNX !loop bas been paid fix months wages. The Slops lying at this port are ordered to complete their provifions to three months, and are to proceed to the Nore immediately after. Captain COOTS IS appointed to the command of the Roan s Irk! GODDASD ; :and Capt. Hey. WOOD, to the H•aPT, vice BOYS. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. MAL, PM/ I—Put back the Union. Lord Eldon, and Mi nerva for the Eaft Indies, and rentain.--Wind S. W. GRAY?. sati co, June S.—Pared by the William Pitt. Pear fon, and Achilles, Cornily, from Martinique ; Princefs Ame lia, Gardner, gni Atlantic, Muirbead,from Sarissam ; Aurora, Hunt, and Matthew, from Jamaica; Efdaik, from Orono; Diligence, from Bilboa ; Jennies, Baily, from Africa; Grenada. Richardfoa, from Demarara; London, Martin, , from St. Kftt's ; Shame, nom. from Madei ra ; Adventult, A;nficy, from Darbodoes; Mercury, Palmer, froni Savannah ; Ann, Crofaley, Brothers, Tbompion, and &Tho mas, Revd, from Lifts Advasurs, PvigerAttos tin South Seas ; Prieudihipakuith. from the Cape of Good Hope Reynolls, &Ws Hamburg's; and Hunter, King, from St. Mkhaers.—Sallcds the Edinburgh, Wallis, for Gibriltar ; Harnburgh packet, Gulch, for annum; Commerce,—, for Copenhagen ; Jonge Jane, and Vrow Eltje Martins, for Havre. _ _ ARRIVED. - • • At Dover—Carteret, Scott, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Nancy, King, from St. Kitt's; Good Intent, Redman, from Minorca; and Elizabeth, Pirk, from Barcelona. In the Creek—Lord Nelfon, Wilfon, from Zant ; Adven ture, Johnfon ' from Barcelona ; Harrict, Parfons, from Aqui- Lu ; Crefeent,Rufton ; and Elizabeth, !WC:AIe, from Leghorn. At Berbiee—Rofalia, Sinclair, from London At Baltimore—Chefapeak, Tombs, from Amfterdam, Off Antigua--Britannia, Severs, from BriftoL At Milford—May, Wardle, from Trinidad. Off Lymington—.Renevrall, Lee, from Barbadoes. At Southampton..—Harmony, Watfon, from Lilbon. At Briftol...Raehael, Powell, from Nevis; Union, Ritchie; and Rebecca, —, from Virginia. At Dublin—John, Wilder, from London; Bracy. French, from Lifbon ; and Favourite Nancy, Grenderfon, from Baur deux. In the Downs—Prineefs Amelia, from Surinam ; and Elizabeth, Davis, from Almeria. At Stromnefsi—Hunter, Hurderwell, of Scarborough, from Dantzle, for Liverpool; Swift, Henderfon, of and from Aber deen, for Ireland; Margaret, Walls, of and from Wick, for Liverpool; Middleton, Ranken, of and from Pidton, Nova Scotia, for ditto ; John and Margaret, Peacock, of and for New ruffle from Liverpool ; Two Brothers, liernfon, of and from Bergl;n, for a market; Millburn, Humble, of North Shield , ' from Memel for Kirkcudbright; and Polly, Wheatley, of New ante, from Memel for Liverpool. DISTRIBUTION OF #RIZE MONEY. For the four Spud& Mips of war, captured by the fleet under the command of the Right Hon. the Fan of St. Vincent. on the 14th of February 1797, the Victory, Britannia, Barn:. ur, I'rince George, Namur, Blenheim, Captain, Culloden. Goliah, I t (client, Eginont, Diadem, Irrefiftible, Colofrus, Orion, la Mi nerve, Lively, Southampton, Niger, Raven, Bonne Citoyenne, and Fox cutter, will be paid (on perfonal application only), on Monday the 14th infant, and thq five following day% at the Plough, in Beaufort-Building, Strand; and to perfons claim ing. for.famen under powera of attorney, on Monday the fth of July. SCALE OP DISTRIBUTION• Captain, - - L. 99 1 7 0 • CommiMon, - - 4 5 3 Warrant, - - - 4 7 9 petty, . - - - o 11 9, Able, - - - - - o 2 15 The Vangrird, Culloden, Minotaur, Terpfichore, and tit^ hired armed cutter Flora, for the capture of the Genale cor vettes to Tigre and FguagUanza, will be paid on Thtufday, the 17th init. at No. 34, Arundel-ltreet, Strand. The hoop Rover, for the capture of the Jean Bart French privateer, will be paid t►e 14th init. at the Crown and Sugar Leaf, Garlick-hill. The Hoop Ranger, will be paid on the ibip's arrival in port, for the brig Columbia. The Conftance will be paid on board the Paid Chip at Portf mouth, for the Jupiter French privateer. The Sirius, for the capture of the French frigate la Dedaig- Denfe, will be paid on board the Sirius, at Plymouth, every Fri day. The Atalanta and Earl St. Vincent cutter, will be paid'for the fame frigate, at the lune time and place. EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. Yefterday a Court of Dirators was held at the Eaft India Heufe, for the purpofc of opening the numerous packets received from Bombay by the fix Slips we yefterday had the pleafure of Rating to have been parted with by the FRIENDSHIP off St. Helena. la addition to the (hips already mentioned to be at St. He lm, are the Admiral Gardner and Windham, from China. The Ganges, from Bombay, had arrived in China. The Royal Admiral, from Botany Bay and China, was left by the China (hips (arrived at St.Helens) on the 26th of March, going to the Cape of Good Hope. The following Paffengers are arrived from India on board the undermentioned (hips, viz. Per MILT CAITLZ—Mrs. 'Labelle Nafh, Lieutenant Co lonel Cumine, of his Majefty's yste regiment ; Mr. Laplain ; Mrs. Elisabet h Laplain ; Matter John Laplain ; I .leutenant B. W. Ferrabee, of his Majefty's 84th regiment; Lieutenant J. C. Brownrigg, of the 86th ditto ; Mr. Julius Naib ; and Malice Reins. Per LORD HAWIR3IIVRT....MiI. COtkrall, Mr. Party, Philip Duna*, Efq. James Smith, Efq. Philip Bewick, Ell. and Lieu teuant Alexander Forbes. Per FORT WlLLlAm.—Robett Taylor, Efq. of the Civil Ser vice • Celine! J. Champagne, of his Majefty Both regiment; Caftln M. W. Can, ditto; Colonel John Little (died the 18th March), Mrs. Jane Taylor, Mils Cordclla Savilc, Matter Thomas Carnac, Matter Adamfon, Matter Taylor, Matter A. Taylor, and Matter Drummond. Per Peon tax.—Mrs. Wren and Child, Lieutetiant Morfe, Mr. H. S. Pearfon, Mr. A. H. Yanfittart, Lieutenant Smith ; Captain Macrae, of the Both regiment ; Mr. F. W. Elliot, Mrs. Sartorius and two children. _ _ _ Per Woaccrrsit.—WllEam Page, Efq. Mr.. Page and fix children, Colonel Mignan, Mrs. Mignan and three children, Colonel Romney, Captain William Room, Mrs. Allen, and Matter George Brown. Per ROCRINCHIAILLieII tenant Colonel Marthal and Lady; Colonel Wilton.° ; Majors Grant and Larnittan ; Captains Stephenton, and lohnfon ; Lieutenant Dyfai, Mrs. Bil lamore, and Mrs. Wardnigton. The Non * Zellatta, from the Streigths, for Amfterdam, has been brought Into the Downs by the Deal boatmen, after being on (bore on the Goodwin Sands. The Rhoda, Seidman, from Nevreaftle for Wlfmar, is on more on the coal of Jutland. The Aurora, Hum, from Jamaica, arrived, in the River, (poke, en the 28th of May, in lat. 46. long. 27. the Lady Ho bart Packet, bound to America. The Ocorge, Appleby, is loft on the coaft of Lincolnfhire. The Irel4, Starre, from Malaga to Stockholm, has been ran foul of at tie back of the Inc of Wight, and fince put on more at Cowes. The Aftrea, of /3ofton, bound to the Weft Indies, is loft on Cape Codd. The Well India merchants, after feveral inter views with. the Minifier, have declined prcffing for a diminution of the duty upon raw fugar, (nice it would have become neceffary to have adopted, as a flibilitute, a heal)) , excite upon the refined article. Extra& of a letter from an Officer, dated Si mond's Town, Cape of Good Hope, March 20. -- '• I take the advantage of the Friendlhip faiiing from this Bay, to inform you of the following extraordinary dircorery recently made by Dr. So. m Eavit.i.s and Mr. DAN tau. There Gentlemen, after travelling about 300 hours from the Cape, or, as we fuppofe, about Soo Englifh miles, in a nearly N. E. ditalion, which wuuld bring them vtithin about two degrees of the Tropic, came to the capital of the Baitz'tanas, containing about tgoo houfes and 7oo.: , inhabitants; the name of this city is Liketow. Betides a variety,- or, per haps, a new fpecies of Rhinoceros, no lefs than four animils of the Antelope and Bovine genus, hitherto undefcribed, have been difcovered; among . which, one is (fated to be allied to the Gnos, and another, in fome degree, to the Hartebutt I a We are all here in anxious expeaation of the arrival of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, the Pre liminaries of which had been figned before the gurydice left England ; it is probable the troops will fail from hence to-the Eatt COURT MARTIAL. - HELD AT THE ROYAL It OLLEOE OF CHELSEA, UPOI LIEUTENANT GENERAL HARRY ;NNE', OF HIS MA JESTY'SCHATHAM DIVISION OF MARINES. • FIRST DAY—SATURDAY, jut:B*s. There were two ddtitict ehtrei s The firft went to accufe the General of filfe mutters; the next was for dit charging Serjant Wm. Penn, of th:: Chatham Divifion of Ma.. rives from his Majelty's Service, without the previous permit'. ' fun of the Lords Crumniffioners of the Atlntiraky, at whore initance this prof.eution was ingituted. In rapport of the first charge, thepropaofileerwho bald the check book, the Adjutant of tha Divitioa, and others, were called, whd proved that all crrtor, either wilful or othersel;e, • • appeared upon the face ni the mutter books, and that thereby time very hnall gums of money had been charged to the ac count of the Public. which ought nut to have beer. fo charged. But no the crufs-exarninatiun of there feveral r_rfoos, it didnot arpear that theelefendant could denve any advantage therefrom, and that the ac'eounts were merely prefented to him pro forma, a; Commanding OBleer, to lign than in the common enorfe and hurry of bufinefs ; and that Lives* Waal and cuftomary fur talkers of h is rank and Ration to depend for the 3c:wavy of the mutter , . wholly upon thole Individuals whofu mere immediate duty it was to akertain that they were cowed. In fupport of the fecund charge, St rjear.t Penn himfelf yeas called, who Rated, that he was difcharged from the fee vice, as mentioned in the fecund charge. On his ernfretainination he laid it was by Lis own earncft wllh he was fo difcharged, hay. ing ferved the King 24 years, wanting one month ; and that be was &Emus of returning to private fife, and potting the line of bu finefs he was originally intended for; and, farally,that be gave neither fee or reward, silre,ft.lfor indirectly, tc, any patou vinatfoever, much lefs to Genet?l inne!,l4 his Mange. The evidence on the part of the Foil - mutton being finiftard, , be General addrelfed the Court, requelltuglime to be prepared with his defence, adding, that as he had lived tinfulited; to he wcedd die, he t tufted , preferving his honour without repro - 4. 1 4 and I is innocence manifeft to the world. The Court wa. here ordered to be cleared, and 'her fame time deliberating the defendant was ordered in and informed, • thlt th: Court would hear him in his defence on :rudder. • sECnND PAY.—TIVESDAYrjUNI 8. At cleven.o'clock this day ;he Court affembled, and the Cher rtzral, from. a written paper, read his defence; the purport whereof was, That he had (erred his Maj:fty a, a faithful Of fi:cr, forty - ( even years; that if, during that long period, fir had achieved nothing of magnitude, or of fOrmdour, yet he executtd every truft, and performed every defy committed t ) him, in all refpedts as became a 13:itifla Oth.er. Hr lament e I, af:er fueh alit - vice, that, at hi. time of iite, h • fhou;d be br light t.) a Court Martial, and that too upon the 4cci, Cajon of G urge Jevrfir, a man who eloped from the ferviee with of ,he m. n.y of the Chatham Divilion of Marines in polleition, w.rh an intent of gang to America with it, when he was pre vented by being apprehended at Liverpoo I,je ft at the moment he wa about to embark, tried for the off, nee, and fentincel to re ceive Soo lathes, and brilruntmed out of the Service. He re. timed sso lathes of his pnniftunent, and the Lords of the Ad m'ea:ty having interpofed as to the remainder, be, the General, expr.ffe,l a content that the reit, except the ignominious part, might be difpenfed with, and be was accordingly drummedent of ~ .:hatham, and the three towns, with a halter about his neck. " This was the man," fad the General, " who Iltygefted the information againft mc." And as to the firft part of the charge he denied all intention of wronging the Public ;.and declared, as was Rated by one of the witneffes, that he could not derive the ftualleft advantage by loch co dolt. Hefurther obfervcd, in his defence to the fecond charge, that 3erfeant Win. Penn was a molt defervinm Officer, bad ferved nearly 24 years, v 7 cminently ferviecabre in quelling the mutiny in 5797,1nd upon that occafion rectivA a reward of 6cl. from the Gentlemen at Lloyd's, and the approbation of the Admiralty. He concluded an animated appeal to the Court with laying, that his honour, dearer than his life, lay in their hands, and he felt confiknt in their julllee and judgenian.--He caU d Earl St. Vincent to ftste a convcrfation that happened at the enairalty in Odober left, between the General and him, refpcdting the difchatge of W. Penn, part of which his Lordfhip only could remember, but he recolleffied that he approved of every thing done in behal of any perfon who had taken an salve part to quell mutiny, and fa far generally he might have iacluded,'without being able to fay he ranctnbered the name of Penn being particularly mentioned. Mr. Nrpean was interrogated chiefly by the Court, andmore especially by General Coyne, (who put leading queft",ons), as to the profecution Veit; when he Rated, that inforlitafion being fent to the Admiralty of Life multers, flgned by George Jcwfon, they were r,f.rrecl to the then Attorney and Solicitor Gmcral, and to, the Counfel for the Admiralty, who gave it as their opinion, that a profecution ihould be inftituted agalnft Colonel Berkeley, and that the prefent trial proceeded from t'ie minutes taken on Colonel Berkeley's trial. Mr. Nepean Rated other matter, which went fully to eitablifts the Gene ral's good concludt and charadter, and the high opinion the Ad- Infiniti entertained of him, But that the profecution wan M it/tined from the paramount claim of public utility, and an equal and confcientious difcharge of that duty which the Public had called LIPOII them to p,:riorm, and front no difrefpedt to the General hiinfelf. Mr. C. Bricknell, in a manner that did him equal credit, gave a BlM:at tdtimony ; and the evidence for the defence, a, well as for the Profecution, being doled, the Court ohs cleared, that the members Wain determine on their verdiet. The Sentence, though agreed upon, cannot be as yet known. It mutt first be fent to the Admiralty, and afterwards truant:- ted to the Sovereign for his fandion. It cannot be pubiloy known in left than three or four days. The Counters of GALLOWAY'S Rout on Monday night was very numeroutly attended. Among the company were The Ducheffes of Beaufort, Manchefter, Montrore. and two Rutlands; Marchioneffes of Exeter, Bath, and Heatifort Counteffes of Malmcibury, Beicrley, Albemarle, M.:aborough, Macclesfield, Sutherland, C-arlille, Dyfart, Uxbridge, Rothe,; . and Ladies Carrington, M. Duncan, Suffield, Spencer, Somers, Down, L. Manners, Dundas, Dorchcfter, S. Ryder, S. Percy, C. Forrefter, Hamilton, E. Talbot, three Thynnes, Cranle7, Deering, Clements Milbank, Sinclair, Crofton, Auckland, C. . Bligh, F. Somerfet;Tankerville, C. Harris, two Afhburuhatus, Madame Requiter, &c. &e. DILLETANTI TH EAtßE.—Laft night there was an elegant Ball, preceded by two entertaining Pro verbs, called Le l'enf, and L'Enragi. Mr. SH it MAN'S beautiful Monody on the' Death of GAR RICK was alfo delivered; and Mailer CURITr eK ercifed his admired abilities on the piano•forte with the happiea effe6. A party of French Ladies and Gentlemen of dillinetion have engaged the DilletantiTheaire, and are to perform, on Wednefday next, a French Comedy, add the charming Opera of Camille. The Officers of the Guards who performed with fo much applaufe at Chatham, will, on the t zth inn. ad You tic's celchrated Tragedy of The Re venge, with the ..eVrehliee. The above Societies are wholly detached fiorn the At-Nicz. The Levee on the Ktac's Birth• Day at Dublin Cattle, was very numeroufly attended, the amia. ble chara6ter and jult popularity of their Excellen cies, combining with the annual occalion. to in ♦ite the complimentary tribute of all who unite to a love of their Sovereign an anxiety for the public Amongft the other entertainments intone= of his ESEY ' S Birth-dAy, in Dublin; there was a, Perform:we at the Theatte, to the Boxes of which; With that 'gallantry fe,r which the Irith tharatier has ever been remarkabl e , the Ladies were admit ted ratit. The play was The Heir a Law—with The Prise; both of which were our at to o'clock. - • . I