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spORTII47O IVA* ~~ NEWMARKET * THIRD OCTOBER, OR HAu(strrom MEETING—I2IO. ' MONDAY, OCTOBER a I.<l F r i e rs Spaniard, 11subeat Maj. Wilson's Jimiper, !lst.lolb. &nos the flat, 200g5,-7 ro4 on Spaniard. _ Sweeps:akcs of 100g5. each. T.M.M. i7a.Varsittart's Burleigh, Bst. 181 b. . . • - 1 Ga. Grosvenbr's g. Malcolm Gnome, by Alexander, istf 11Ib. 2 IA Jersey's Nicholas: Sst. 71b. - . . - 3 , M-.Pa)ne's Black Dianiond, 7st. 131 b. . - • 4 P. Howordi's Nlarmiort, Bst. 111 b. A ..,„.., s„ rd .1 ,- :0 4 agM. Burleigh- 2 to 1 apt Nicholas-4.a cask B lack Diamond.' ' - • • • - blf.Psyne's Dimity, Sst. beat Mr. aadtlatvra Cambric, Set. sib 11 G r o o-yr.old C. 60.0.—,2 - to lon Dimity. H. Corendigh's F-ccitoon, Bit• 71b. beat Mr. Shakes ...A Sprite, SE. Slb. 200g5.-3 to 4 on Eir.lestoo. Mr. Vansittart's Treasurer, Set. beat D. of Craftotes Whale boae, Sst. 71b. D. I. 2000.-4 'to 1 Ilk Treasurer. . gr. Williams's be. c. by Cheshire- Cheese, 4 Yrs olk Sst. 91b. major Vfbeatley's Earl, S /re old, Sit. D.l. 100 g s. h. ft.— tif by consent. L a dy Shelley's Vexation, Ras. rec. from Mr.floworth's Jubilee ,ark, sst. sib. Twolr-old C. 30gs. I Among the many rumours to which the want of I dispatches from P:lrtugal is hourly givin g bi rt h, the Th e s:h Dragoon Guards, comntanded b 7 Colonel I public credulity was yesterday afternoon abused by a tbe Honourable WILLIAM Possompy, were reviewed ; report that a firing had been heard on Sunday after en the With inst. at Leiden Heith, by MajOe.General I. noon on the Kentish coast from the Fren c h s id e ; an d p o x% who expreised himself in - the hij/hest terms' which of course was interpreted to be the announce. a t h e ap pearance, good order' and discipline of the : anent of a vietewr'ribtained by the enemy. Our let ' leg'Talent. It is exiSected that this regiment is ithort . tern received this morning from the coast make no wetw ,. orce Lord WELLINGTON'S ernly. . ihention whatever of any firing h av ing b een h ear d. Monday se'nnight. .`" the several divisi o ns talent corps, the Northumberland Rangers, had a p o w er t o c ommun i cate i nterest i ng i nte lli gence f rom grand field-day at Corby: . They were reviewed by . Spain. When the signal for a vessel with dispatches is blonel RODDEN, who expressed his high approbation, ' hoisted at Falmouth, Portsmouth or Plymouth, the i n the warmest terms, of the manner in which they . crowds that assemble are beyond belief at these places. pr i or/ neck their movements, and which was equally 1 Two Gentlemen, who have arrived from Bilboa, creditable to the officers and men. i have brought some accounts respecting the state of the Last week, the Northern Regiment of Oxfordshire : French force in that neighbourhood. On or about Local Militia, 800 strong, commanded by colonel the t the 14th inst. the enemy had, in different stations in N o m Thomas PARKER, completed the period of their ! Biscay, from 17,000 to 20,000 men, which were en training at Banbury. They were reviewed by Major pable of being assembled at any one point in %lours. General DYOTT, who in energetic terms expressed his It was in consequence of intelligence having been ob pleasure and surprise at the steadiness, and martial tained of the progress of the intended enterprize from appearance of the men. ! Corunna, that this force had been collected to provide The Court of Inquiry which assembled in Great • against the attack from that quarter. The inhabitants George.street, Westminster; on the 10th of Septem of the territory were said to be in the best disposition for revolt against the invaders, and that if muskets ' D er, to consider of the charges brought by LieUtenant were provided, a great number of volunteers would KnivE against Captain OMERA, of the Ist Royal be ready to co-operate with the expedition. Tr Hamlets Militia, and which was continued by . • briaLiAt Winn 26. • ,•• ummi7;,04.4. We ha* kin our inyiett 4 43 extract an *oriel* fact from intelligence, wh'iali we give with the fulkistl confidence of its authenticity; and which is dated at the head-quarters of the allied army in Portugal, on the.l6th instant, the latest date from that country.— On the day just stated, it was understood in Lord WELLINGTON'S army, from , unquestionable circum stances, that MissemA would npt delay his grand attack more than three or four days. The Allies ex pected it with feelings that" strongly anticipated vic tory, and therefore wished for it. The weather was then unusually inclement, so as to prevent the possi bility of embarkation, if that measure had been me ditated, which, however, there did not exist the slight est idea of."— (Dublin Correspondent) OCTOBER 27.—The Dublin Evening Post of this day states, that they have seen a letter from Colonel Pox. ' _SONBY of a later date than the accounts b e f ore re ceiye4, in which the Colonel says, 4 , The French are 100,000 strong,. and in no want of provisions." THE ARMY. ) ,Ijournments to the.22d.of September, came to the ;Ilewing &termination Tye Coon having considered the evidence in support of. the Coles, and itrie i). - ought forwr¢ in defence of the accnsed, do racer hale of the three 'barges as malicious, trivilous, rat vexatious." No intelligence arrived yesterday direct from Por tugal ; but in the afternoon we had transmitted to us a Paper, purporting to be an Address from Marshal MA ssEN A to his army—and said to have been received from Corunna, by the way of Guernsey : it is dated trim Bucellas, which place is in the immediate vici. pity of Lisbon, It so manifestly spuriOus, that %Tip The report of ]ter Royal Highness the Princess make no comment upon it; and we insert it mere', AMELIA yesterday was, that she had had a tolerably to gratify the curiosity of our Readers, and to give 1004 sight, ::having slept two.. hours, and had t.f:en them the satisfaction of exercising their own judgment me refreshment. .The. Prince of WALES rode out epon it. . ... nhorseback for the first time since he has been at PRoCLAMATION OF THE GENERAL-IN-CHIEF OF THE AWAY Vndsor dining theinclisPetition• of his sister. • IN PORTUGAL. . . We arc *wiry tsi • state that the KING has been : ," Head-quarters at Bucellas, Oct. 17... figi:tiv indiaposed With a cold since Friday. The : 44 SOLDTIK s—You have conquered Portugal a secomittme. la LORD CHlstaugut atid•Mr. PERCEVAL had. yesterday three weeks you have pined three pitched battles, byrkelimitiOoo an inverview with his MAJESTY. on business. His -prisoners, two Generals, 15 pieces of cannon, 100 wa , giprsii"l - four stand of colours. I:,IJEATT hay felliffeeirtiont his own apartment!: in ‘, These hinghty English, who a month ago idly Calculated. 'le Castle to the (Neel's, which overlook the Ten ace. upon victory, are mow within your chains or fly before you. Yot: His MAJESTY Itectit into the Avernt7hath on Setter- bave•trushed in an instant the principal enemy of the French Empire. $o many high i o exp d loits ought not ought t o m o ake yon proud ! by. Both Sir rit.AfiClS MILLMAN and Dr. Henna, inspire pr y ou w i th c ho n w fi ev e in remain a t Whiclscit iiiatteridance Upon his MlagSTY.enrcen u you be. clever ;they mero o tt u s g they t teach may tolttcotount b een lately LOUIS XVIII. has been lately on a visit to the ; ennquerors of Marengo, Austerlitz, and Wagram, are to attack Marquis of &A - vibe]) arTrentliam.hall. . • ~ and destroy them. ktuvw the boasted examples of Marathie, • and Platea. Like the brave Greek . Phalanx, the brigades of the The negociation for an exchange of prisoners still . Army of Portugal shall he immortal. Receive, then, the mark *SS on . • ' b • '•• • .. .• !of the satisfaction of your General, that only precedes that of the re s t whole country and of the rising posterity. Thursday the,Princes SOPHIA Or saLOUCLSTER LOOK ! „ Be always impetuous and valiant. Death shrinks from the Inn of the Isle of Wight, under a salute from the ! agile and the brave, while his attacks are only made upon the Cade. . ).....:" ! dastard and the coward. Fear it nut, then ; while you fi g ht under . tin; banners of his Majesty you must be victorious. Latly.CoCGßANli t Miss COCHRANE, and Sir THOMAS i E 1* d C (Signed) Anil NA, Prince o f ss ingoin rims (Si d) " M ascl•Lady TROWISIUKsE t go Out in the DaAooN to the 1 mar..ler In Chief of the Army in Portugal,*- West Indies. • ' - " ... t It has been hitherto urged in palliation o f the mi.; Adniiral sAwyini, arid' Mt'. SOiIIfRVILLE embarked series of despotism, when exercised by one man, that onSaturday at Portsmouth; on board his Majesty's ' but few could become, subject in their persons or pro 'ship Biu.vumutx, and s sailed immediately for their ap- i perty to his tyrannical edicts ; that if those who filled raged service, at Halifax. , • ' r.; .. I his Court, or occupied his offices of st•ite, were some- Captain BAsT4ao is appointed Flag Captain to times overwhelmed, without the forms of justice, by Rear-Admiral SAWYER, and will take out the AFRICA I hi s f ury , yet that ordinarily the great body of the for the Admiral's flag at )al afifax. I people lived free from fear, and unencumbered by - - - R. V. DICURY, Esq. Storekeeper at Scarborough unnecessary restraints ; and that, therefore, the simple.; Castle, is appointed Storekeeper of Tipner Magazine, rule of one, howeverunlimited, was. preferable to that is the room of the late Ri H. CREW, Esq. lof many even acting under prescribed forms. Our We understand, by letters from the Cape of Good classical readers will recollect a much-hacknied line /lope, that the estimated value of the property taken 1 to this effect, whith it is therefore here unnecessaq !Bourbon is between W 300,000 and ii 400,00- ; to quote ; but the tyranny of Napoleon falsifies all JOHN C RANE , E sq . Fi rst M as t e r-Attendant of his preceding observations of this nature ; extending alike Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, is, at his own to the hi g h and the low, the near anqi the remote; request, superannuated. He has been in active s t er. depriving all of, the least vestige of free-will, and rice upwards of fifty years. JAMES PARE, Esck is crushing them by indiscritninate oppression into some- Appointed First Master-Attendant ; THos. ATlitsnot, thing more resembling 'inferior animals, - than man, Esq. second ; and Wm. PAYNE, Esq. third. ' I the head of the creation. • Among the French Officers of distinction lately ar- His edict respecting servants resembles'some of the rived a t Portsmouth, from Portugal, is Colonel PER- Lacedemonian laws for the government of their Helot Ron', commanding, the 27th Regiment of Gendarmes, slaves, but is without parallel in a Christian country:. and a Me m b er of the Legion of Honour. He was Go- This class of people, both male and female, are now Teraor of Almeida, anti holds authority from BONA- to be numbered, registered, and filed at a certain of -I,ART.r. to bt. Governor of every town the French Army flee; they are then to have cards given them descrip might take. He was taken pr;soner by losing his . wai in tive of their persons,, qualifications, and /Le masters the neigh!)ourhood of Almeida. Being at length.ex. ' they serve. No master can admit one into his house . !lasted, he ask e d a Portuguese to lead him to a house I without one of these cards ; he cannot discharge one for some refre s h ment , to which he had no sooner con., without giving notice tothe Prefect of the Police,before ducted him than a party of English troops appeared, to whOm"he or she so discharged must instantly appear, *1143 n the Portuguese gave information of Colonel P. ' declaring what their future prospects in life are. If ; Ind he was taken in the house. 1 they are out of place for a month, they are to be! Wednesday, the Election commenced atWinchester ' driven out of Paris. for a Recorder for the New Forest ; the votes were, Such are the chief of these new regulations ; whence For Mr. Roetax, of Lyndhurst, 261; and for Mr. it will appear, that the confidence of families will be Pat;DEtt, of Lymington, 95. ,Mr. F. therefore de. not less affected by them than the freedom of their timed the poll - the sante eveining ; ;and' Mr. R:ivas ! domestics; for as a master must apply to the Prefec of course duly elected. - • t ture of Police for a servant bearing the regular card The Synod olDentfries reset there on Tuesdaylast, , of inset iption, it is evident that this office will naturally ; iter sermon by the Rev. Dr. DUNCAN, the late Mo. acquire the power of palming whomsoever it pleases derator, when the Rev. Tosses bolas was unani- upon the houses of those who apply. Hence will the Inously chosen to succeed him in that office for the en- master and servant become objects of mutual suspi• suing half year. On the motion of Dr. LAMONT, who i cion, and the latter class of persons in particular, be- , was seconded by Dr. Scot, it was unanimously re- sides the extreme wretchedness of the condition im. "Ive}i, that, on the first Sabbath of December next, ! posed on them by this decree, will be farther rendered the several cos tions , within the hounds of the odious and despicable by a suspicion attaching to them ynod be caller!: by their Ministers, to offer up that they are the spies of government. Tanks to A LMIGHTY G OD . • for theTlentiful harvest, i The French revolution began by, abolishing those fith which he bath been pleased, This 'year, to bless badges of servitude called liveries, as unbecoming any th . t part of th e ki ng d om ; an d t h e Mi n i sters were ap - lof the subjects of a free government—it has ended (if frted to intimate this resolution from their respes. indeed it can be said to have ended), in this respect pulpits on the Lord's d,uy immediately preceding. as in must others--iu their tenfold misery. • *Akin: ATTLLIGRATi. - .1 ‘ FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 27. • The Queen CharlOtte packet, mentioned yesterday to' have lost her main mast in Mount's Bay, has At rived with other damage. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER' Is. The INTELLIGENT gun-brig arrived this afternoon, With dispatches from the Mediterranean ; she is un der quarantine, and the few letters that were sent on shore, will not be delivered out in, time for this night's post. A report was made by mistake, a few weeks ago, in stating the arrival of this vessel, instead of which it was the DititaexcE store-ship, from the Me diterranean.—Also arrived the Ann tender, from Bristol, with impressed men ; the VALIANT, 74 guns, from a cruize off Brest and Rock.fort, to victual, water, and refit; and the Mullet schooner, from Fal mouth.—Sailed the Aga, Spanish 61, and the NAIAD frigate, both for Portsmouth ; the FAVOURITE sloop of war, on a cruize to the westward; and the WEAZLE hired schooner, for Falmouth. The FAVOURITE is also gone after the vessels that sailed on Friday and yes terday, to cruize in the track of the French ships, now known to be near home from the Mauritius. NI I. Vt. Grs jOr Tc Pe a ' 11 bon art L Jai • tin on Ps to iel I to in Pa ac Lc vl Ge KE Tn )6, r, ad nig Lo in the day bL tve Cu sad We on 11 A Poi ke Ca in lic at l Ma req Tic 2 PI Es riv Ro' Se/ PA nli thE hal for do sph an' for Fo F L do of aft del aaa sui wy the S y 1 IL a to Fbi PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 29. Nothing arrived.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Four, on a cruize ; BEDFORD, for the Downs ; DONNEGAL, REVENGE, and THRACIEN, for off Cherbourgh ; and the TISIPHONE has arrived at Spithead, from Yar mouth. The Friendship sloop, Captain W. W - AnNnn, a regular London trader, was run down on Thursday evening last, about eight miles from Beachy Head, by a man of war brig, and the 'crew is supposed to have all perished. She was laien with groceries, &c. for this town. The Friends, coasting sloop, of this port, Captain W. Hicxs, sailed for the River on Wednesday se'nnight, and was taken the same night off Brighton, by a French privateer, and re-cap -1 cured soon afterwards by the ALPHEA. Captain films, however, is taken to France in•the privateer. One hundred and sixty-four French Officers, who lately arrived from Spain and Portugal, are sent round to Leith, in the SPARTAN frigate. An order came down on Saturday to send round 200 of the last arrived French prisoners, toGreenlaw, near Edinburgh. DEAL, OCTOBER 29. Came down from the River, the Elizabeth, Hur- TON, for Madeira and Bengal ; Duckenficld, CARNA• TIC, for Surinam ; Sussex, BAYLEY, for St. Kitt's; Joseph and Mary, MITCHELL, for New Providence; the Leander, MAIN, for Honduras; and the Fame, COURTNEY, for Cadiz.—Wind W. N. W. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 29. • Arrived the GALATEA. frigate from the Thames, the ST. ALBAN'S, 74 guns, from Chatham, and the Emsnsr gun-brig from Yarmouth. Went omit' of harbour, the MONMOUTH and the VANGUARD from Long Reach to Chatham. The signal is hoisted on board the VOLTEAUR brig for the convoy to the Baltic and Gottenburgh, and they will sail to-morrow if the wind comes fair.—Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 29. Sailed this morning for the Nore the ALoNzo and SNAKE sloops of war. The Little John of this port, JAMES TIIIRKETTLE, master, from Sundt rland, laden with coals, was this morning unfortunately run down in the Wold ; the craw escaped only with their cloaths on their back : the brig which run them down, hav ing received some damage, is put into this port to repair.—Remain in the Roads, the Roebuck, Hearty, Leveret, Acute and Caniope. HARWICH, OCTOBER 21. This morning sailed the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HANtILTON, for Gottenburgh. with mails df the 23d and 26th instant; also the Prince of Wales packet, Captain MASON, with a Heligoland mail of the 26th instant; and his Majesty's brig Kire, Cap tain CUISPIN, on a cruize. LEITH, OCTOBER 27. We are sorry to learn, by a letter from Colchester, received on Tuesday morning, the loss of the brigan tine Blossom, of Aberdeen, Captain HENDERSON, on her passage from thence to London. She foundered on Wednesday last in the Wallet; on the edge of the Busey Saud, after having been aground on the' Middle, early in the morning, where she struck so hard, and made so much water, that it was found im possible to keep her. The master and crew are ar rived at Colchester. Though she went down in deep water, we are happy to hear that the greatest part of her nuktexials have been saved. The Vinta, alias David Scott, from Malta, for England, foundered at sea. The Spanish ship Atalanta, from Africa was taken the end of June, on the coast of America, by the Thorne French privateer. The Fly, HACKER, from Liverpool to Africa, was lost the 22d, near Kinsale. The 'Watt (akar 1a Empressa), from New Provi dence, has been captured by a French privateer, and plundered of 20,000 dollars, and has since been taken possession of by the Fleche Spanish man of war, and sent into Pensacola. The Simon Cock, PENTON, from Rio Janeiro to London, parted from the Hindostan S. S. which arri ved at Portsmouth the 25th inz,t. cn the 16th, in lat. 42. 6. N. long. 28. 45. W. being unable to keep company, it blowing hard and much sea. The Ras tero, DONALDSON, from Rio Janeiro to Greenock, likewise parted on the 20th, in 1.:. 4G. 44., N. long. 21. 51. W. Wednesday sailed frprn Lcith Roads his Majesty's gun-brig STIIENUOCS. Lieutenant NUOENT, With a con voy of two sail for Heligol. •J. His Majesty's brig CHEROKEE, captain RA meoz, and NYMPREN t Capta ; ll' MAXWELL ; arrived the same day from a cruige. , • . , • ;~,. . . FROM LLOYD'S 1,041.• • At RIVPD —At Plymuuth, the William, Fedmaga, Prom Q t • bee ; and the Superior, :.ustombe, from Philidelplia.--A;s mouth, the Mn,r lottlim.ild, from Gibraltar • Y Ken • • —, from Hari; and Omnium , Johnvon, fr om 1 Dover, Cie North Briton, Hamilton, trona the South Sets. It will be recollected, that several months since, paragraph appeared in the STAR, stating, at GOLDFINCH brig of had taken two pnze f lab s with wine and brandy, %•:hich she carried to corunnt, off which station they were when t!iey were captured. A strong gale coming on, one of t!le.,e prizet, on boar I which were Mr. Cooin:, thee Purser, two M4ster';. Mates, and seven men belonging. to the COLDFIN:IIi was driven out to sea ; and, as it was known they had ito provisions on board, the greatest anpreltensiong were entertained for.their safety. Th-y were fallen in with several days afterwards, by a' Spanish vessei, off the coast of Portugal, which gave them some pro. visions and water, and left them. Since that tim • they have never bees heard of, nor is their fate t-) this day ascertained. The Spaniard reported, to is when fallen in with, oar people were ail intoxicated ; nor is this surprizing. Men exposzd to tempestuwis weather,withouteither provisions or water, and h tVing a cargo of wine and brandy at their command, would naturally make use of it. Notwithstanding the un favourable appearances, hopes are entertained that they may have been taken by an enemy's *easel, and carried into a French port. On Monday se'nnight the ship Qneen, of London, bound from Quebec to Deptford, with of fiber, spars, and staves, unfortunately went on shore near Peseta brey Sands. The owner and six of the crew perished : the master and five others were saved by remaining on board the vessel. The boat, soon after the owner and the (nicer six meti got on hoard her alongside, was upset ; and the owner, Laving hold of a rope, . made three efforts to regain tl:e ship, and had nearly reached the deck each time, but was at length washed off, and WAS seen floatine , upon a wave for about two minutes, and then totally di,arpeare h l.. He was be loved by all the crew, and his left a mothor and t so daughters to bewail the loss o; their supporter.— The Coil , !ctur, Comptroller, and al the officers belonging to the Customs at Llancliy, arc using their best endeavours to protect the ship :old cargo. On the same evening, the hi ig Union, Capt. WOR• RAU, bound from Cadiz to London, with a cargo of capper in bars and pigs, logwood, wood, cochineal, indigo, jalap, capers, horse-11We:: and skins, was to tally lost, and every soul on board perished. She struck on Cefen Shidan Sands, near Kidwelly, and' is entirely gone to pieces ; the greater part of the cargo has been washed about the shine, and it is feared very little of the property can be saved. The ship's papers have been found, and bills of exchange to the amount of £3336 sterling. the latter of which are is the hands of H..EATO:OI, Esq. Collector of the Cus toms at the port of Llanelly, and Statue/ Juana, Esq. Comptroller. These Gentlemen, and the Offi cers of the Customs have exerted themselves to the utmost of their power to save as much as possible of the property. The Beresford, OUTERDRIDOE, from Cork to Brit.. tol, struck on the sands near Tenby, but is expected will be got off again ; and on Wednesday the ship Vi ante, CARDOZA, out 34 days (tom Lisbon foe Liverpool with woo* was brought into Tenby by a boat from that port. There is great reason to fear that a vessel has beers lost on the Gower coast, as the bodies of two chil dren came ashore at Paviland, about 16 miles frost Swansea, on Tuesday morning last, both naked. the one a female about four years, of age, and the other a boy about 12 months old, together with a little shirt belonging, as is supposed, to one of them marked E Wright, and a board with the words Amelia Packet painted thereon. The Lords of Trade yesterday expressed their in- tention to grant no renewal of licences for ships to carry on a commercial intercourse with France. The refusal is Understood to be general, and will extend even to vessels in ballast. We are informed that the disturbances at Falmouth have been rather more serious than it has been ima. gined. The men on board most of the packets in the harbour mutinied, it is said, in consequence of the honest severity of the Custom-house officers, who per sisted in searching every sailor's chest, many of which were burst open before their owners had had time to bring the keys. Offended at this increase of activity, the seamen handled the officers roughly, and proceeded to other acts of tumult and violence, which called for the interposition of the civil, and after wards of the military power. The Riot Act was read, whilst the Cornish miners approached Falmouth in large numbers, and affairs began to wear a threa teeing aspect, when some of the ringleaders were se ,eure& Two of them were instantly sent to London, where they arrived yesterday, and were safely lodged in the Compter. An application has been made to the Post.magers General, and every circumstance re specting the whole affair is on the eve of undergoing a strict examination. Two. packets have been de tained in consequence. In an appeal against tt poor rate. brought before the London Sessions on Monday last, it was decided that the subscriptions received in support of a Dis- senting Chapel being voluntary, the poor rate was not chargeable. • Peter Ogilvie, now under sentence of death at Glasgow, for the murder of Margaret Hastie, kis wife, has received a respite, fur fourteen dq after the 51st instant. A short time since, as Thomas gale was going from Winchester with a waggon, the but ses raa away, and, in his exertions to. stop the he was thrown under the wheels, which going or him, he died ►oan at ter. His son and d►ughter were witnesses of the melancholy accident. The bodies of two fishermen, father and sun, belong , ing to Worthing, were picked up on the beach, a short distance from that town, on Ti leldAT lest. It.is sup• oosed that they were w;tsheJ °verbs) ird, while at sea. In the riolent gale of the prceding day. The person who was committed to posed tf , be R. Armitage, has been having been adduced that he waS not A battle for 100goine.cs was Bucks,. on Saunday, between two .11 note of the names of Wool and mer iu fifty minutest to Dover gaol, stip. von released. proof net the perm. fou:ht at..'. ovincial Were Lamm I Lamm The f 0 _ . _ _