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ittacial; W they► ittiegt *ant of piii*ilica4 Ltiotk will be dietelfttl.'t Actium have been receded front the 25d, and it !sal then in high :OA' meat was consitiered as inevitabbt, were within sight of tem:hi:khan lbw quarters were at emits:o.4*nd that iff , Viieu, but the :ruin boatel both iff fissile er. the French Were claiii#E.lo thit44ve; ca lling in their detached penises. • The:Tiiiiinunhar , rived on the 28d with reinforciaients. 71st regiments latided, and wen mmt - drinnsa, The position of the French is . ,, , O , stittlehoitic be compelled to retreat for . wist# W. pursuit is Very difficult. ShuW - I..Viwt' . the carnage *ill be dreadful. fol'it.lLCCOUltfs Oporto come to the ad. The Militia have , quarters near Lamego at Sr leas die Nevedinsei • The letters brought by the FANCY hired eittliiiii3tit Coruna, rend to the Wkl ult. Otie tem the Amazon frigate, says i . 44 Every thing is going ail well in this quarter.— What with the privations they endure, and the har sassing mode of warfare adopted bytht Spaniard:, the enem y a re so much reduced, that they ion no Where snake head against any considerable . f s. to which, their troops here are composed eteehlbtley a g roup—French, Dutch, Hanoverian:, Austrians, Ita lians, and Frussians—that, independent of the ids rooms desertions, continual broils are taking place among then,, and the Officers employed consider the struggle in which they are engaged as hopeless. The troops fer the expedition against St.. Andero, have embarked on hoard our fire frigates; and the most confident expectations of the success of this little ar nament is entertained. " I wish I could close this letter, by giving you as bright a picture of the situation of affairs in Portugal, as I can with justice respecting Spain. But there, I fear, every thing is the reverse ; and affairs are fast verging to that crisis which . ;filet **nth: ago wee did not dare to antiCipate." ...:.T ." ': .. , ." • We have received Ayamonti bitilans 1* the 6th tilt& front which we have given *at entieneb litating to military operations subsequennOligi l initiairiiiit the Expedition Under the corantin t tOrtaail raili.:: 4. r • -Vt• < .Alt The statements in private lettets, c rr4 "I*.Tmod these operations as sattesnfulcit noif . _ i l i gii.#o 6 o 4 pti canto Th e want of combination - U.OW : Carnes and General Lici, on ,the . liiikat of ~ . ter, is niuch.regtutted, and we fin s d, chit is igig 4 . Ipops of the Expedition le-anharked . fOr &die; tt4 Jibe of Assume appeared again nthe county of /Gebla at the had of an increased force. • ' ' We have also irt *Other . colunin giien extracts front French and 0111111141il Papers. Rif taAJZTTY, the Dukes d YORK, CAA/BE/NM Princesses Auabira and SOPIIIA, took an airing yes terday morning in Windsor Great Park, till twelve t'clock, accompanied by Lords Roux., WALSINOMAM, trl FITZROY ) Colonels TAYLOR, DRIBROW ) and ELY. e We are concerned to hear that for several days past Ater Royal Highness the Princess AMELIA has been so extremely ill, that her life has been despaired oE— Tbe Dukes of YORK and CAMBRIDGE ) who *ere with a shooting party in Norfolk, were sent for on Tues day, eta they arrived in town on Wednesday night. Yesterday morning, about seven o'clock, their Royal Highnesses left town for Windsor. The Duke of XENT left Castlebar Hill about the same time for Windsor. The Prince of WAurs set off from_Carle ton•house about nine o'clock. A letter was brought to town for the Duke of CUMBERLAND, by the Mes senger who had been to Windior early in the morning with dispatches from Ministers to the Kfico, about one o'clock, in consequence of which his ' Royal Highness ordered his carriage, and set off for Windsor. From the list of names sent into the Treasury_of persons proper and competent to investigate the affefte of the late Mr. ABRAHAM GOLDSMID, the tolldigrig have been selected by the CHANCRLLOR of 'the Ex CREQUKR, " ALEXANDER BARING, THOMAS BAigi and JOSIIP/11)gxNuioN, Esq . new Sheriffs, Sir Wir.x.r Goonaanaan, visited the prison of 4 the interior of that gal= adapted for the ace persons confined. -MOMAS DUGMORT ) 131111. 11/RS Thetford. yesterday from such importances that In. DANIELS were ihortly after the former for Cornnna, the on the banks. of which his . . strong position. Cacho to the 18th ult. announce between some of the Members Isla de Leon ; and, whit le l distrust if the people in all, Tho postponement et the on, the press, are indeed spirits of the people. name appears in the list of Lisbon, obtained permission Government to embark for-Eng . transported with the • •of the Africa. This through the interposition . British army, occupied, and security, CAMBIA.° , who hat au m t : l e s trtments atV mach • to age, leisont . out nct4 all ev f Afith &Waililict ws '" mf roljori,l4l. _ 4MENCE. It" • ..~. .. - r: • FALMOUTH, OCT OMPL The Princess Charlotte pecketiiiihichiOpiiiid yes terday from Lisbon, in £ days, fell in with, two days since, a cutter, which at first gave chace to her ; but, on the packet putting on a good appearance, and !chasing in turn, the cutter crowded all sail away.— Preach privateers are swarming on this coast, and 'mess some cruizers are sent to protect the coasting :trade, serious losses may be expected during the winter. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER S. Calrie in the Indomptable French cutter privateer, of 16 guns and 130 men, from Roscoff, out only 14 .hours, captured by his Majesty's ship Owspf GLlM boivga. The privateer (formerly the Swan-revenue cutter, of Cowes), dad captured the Roden, of Pub • lin, which the'dwas qusweoiveit recaptured.— Came up harbour, to repair, the Daafwn gun.brig ; also, to be docked and repaired, the NEPTUNE, 98 guns ; and the Scams, 74*— r Arriyed the ;MS frigate, from the Jersey station.—Aailed, the DOLPHIN, 44 guns, for Portsmouth ; tie 5914 1. 4,,1 . 8 guns, to the westward; the Magni aa gun•brig,.o n a cruize ; and the LATOft friga t e ; for ; PortaMou th ... . . . • • • 9l: ; 'PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 4. ... Arrived his Majesty's ship Dinisfmta from the Downs.—Sailed the Mom, for Plymouth: -.—His Ma ; jolty's ship Murtha is appointed convoy for the Bra jails...l.:Wind E. . , I; DEAL, OCTOBER s, ! • Sailed . his MAJKilrli ship .DipoLtas, for Ports muth•-r4V4Id E.. In; II: -. . - The English bark hiary,laden with coffee, skins, and wine, and .the •Be vessel is Fortuna, from Valencia, laden with . wood, gum, itc. have been liken, retakes, and curled into Gibraltar.; the for mer on the 97th of Amien s and the latter on the Sd of September. . Letters from New Orleans gate, that the French corsairs, le Dec de Montebello and l'lntrepide, have been condemned in the District Court at that place for violating the Non-intercourse laws. It was be lieved, also, that la Petite Chance would share a simi lar fate. The Northumberland and Cura' coa citptayetron the 29th September, close in with Ushant, the French brig I'Avanturier, from the Isles of France and Bour bon • she sailed from the former on the Ist July , and fromfroth the latter on the 7th. Her departure was pre cipitated, in order to avoid faUing . into the hands of the English; an armament (consisting of 14 ships) having arrived, and made a 'descent on Bourbon on the day she sailed. The Admiralty had previous in formation of the Avanturier's intention to endeavour to return to France from Bourbon. The Elsner privateer has taken and carried Into France. an Snell* vessel, laden with ogee, cloth, skins, and muslin*, bound to Gibraltar. This vessel I. supposed to be the Hope, of Glee gow which was known to be taken by she Elettor privateer. The Mary, Etublettm, of and from Sunderland to Brighton, was taken about the 16th uk. seer the North Foreland, by the Wolfe French privateer. _ - - The ships taken up by the Directors of the East India Company for Abe service d the ensuing season are thus stationed, viz. CuMberlank.Dormeshink Essex, and Henry Addington, for Bombay and-China • Weimer Castle, for St. Helena. Bencot;len, acid. China :—td,loe 'afloat the 2111th instant, sail to Gravesend the 11th NoVethiler, stiftherirelielhys, and be in the Downs the '27th otriecember. . 4 . 1 • , Nerripgitam, Taunton. Cil i a and Princess Amelia, for Coast aid Chloe :—to be afloat ; the of November, at Gravesend the 10th of December, stayllll6WlD dim and be in the Downs the 25th of January, NIL • New ship Welpole, Mandri l , timmtdc, and Castle Eden, for Coast and Bay ; Warren HastiOge ina Marchioness of Enter, St..Heiena and Bengal:—to beefiest - the 11th of December, -ato Gam/seed def2StlvoLDeragmber,-May there. i 0 days, and be let evens the gist al Jasuntiy,llll._ Lord Melville, Devoeshire, Streatham, sod Baring, for Tor Mel Bay ; Hope, Cern, ad %Parley, for China direct to • :Ant the Oth of January, at Gravesend the S4th of January, MOT there SO days,and be ht the Downs the lit of March. New ship Earl of .Abersayssoy, Charles Grant, Marquis of Ely, and Perseverance, torthina direct :—to be a float the 24th of Januiry, at Gravesend the 7th of February, stay there SO days, and be In the Doehis lan 1M:of-Mardi. Surrey, Lord Chstbinegli, mid Albion, tor Bengal ; Waltham now and Dover Conk, far Ceylon and Bawl s.--to beefiest the * of February, at °mimosa the 9th of March, stay there SO days, and Win the Dowathe 14th of April. Marquis Wellesley and Lady .Caedereetth, fee Bengal; and &akin Castle, for Bombay v.—to be Meat the 9th of March, at Gravesend the 24th at March, stay there so days, acid be in thp Downs the 29th of April. NAVAL Comm MAirriAL.—On Wednesday last, two' Courts-Martial were held , on board the SALVA.• Boa eat. Mvxeo. in Hamoase, for the trials of two of the warrant officers of the TALnov, Captain the Hon. A. Jowls.—Mr.'William Skinner, the carpenter, was first tried, on charges of absenting himself without leave for 48 hours,. drunkenness, and of having de frauded a seaman of his money. Capt. Jones (the t of the had ab- W wspatcacs rrom minister o'clock, in consequence of wl ordered his carriage, and set From the list of names se persons proper and competent of the late Mr. ABRARAM have been selected by the C CHZQUILIt, viz. AiILIANDER MIDGE ) GEORGIWARD, and , Yesterday afternoon them PLOMER and Mr. GOODREUI Newgate, and inspected th e proving Of the regula tions ac dation of the unfortunate pei On Wednesday last Tuou 'elected Mayor of Thetford. The dispatches received yi LINGTON were deemed of su Masengers Biumurrr and D, sent erwids dispatches, the latter for Wader Bey, on Lordship bat l ike& a wens Private letters how Cads: painful disagmemeat-hitw tif the Clovernment in the Is yet more di • the dig the established au ties. Cortes, and the restraints sufficient to damp the spirits M. CAstmaso, whose !lan persons lately arrested at Li from the Porto Govan land, instead c being trans' claw t o t h e coast of Afric granted to him through the master-General of the Britisl in the house Mr. C. occupies sonal as well as mouied secs the appearance of M. CANDI ThefavanuMr. Roberts, from hissum me nu his having trZtiZatil mac Pity it is, in this wicked al bright a pattern of titre experience that sorest tai trees 1 • _ - iii ran. at. -Wk.wmuuurr tril Psr OM's* inanita;•isui. IS d 1! acme; d tit: iiiitite ila i s ' 7441 i71 14 .: ("wily 4.. ' imi lid....l, ,b‘k.lllo, Dad** i - AnOrklige; j _AL 42114 .• ' . ' 2 •A . .. 1 bath lieges 4 -'"- •,' ''!' : 71 't ' , .r idigait6l.* 44 s Bridiei iota.. LIMO ' • .1144 L avapids,"t e 'vb: r A bO f fi t th at lA t 4 i o Falac. ..• : iiiir r i tr.; - i - : : -••-• - eitiliiiibstar v4*. .'Ab. • ' T a r •. ' ' • -• •: 14 *kies, Ott - ~ _ • ~,,, i t iOnt i *i s ips s ou 0:71' ill • ' iiiir.i •'. f - • 1116 1 1ibe OAT w : 2 ria The 50th ant •• - -. ' :MAW 4PIX • "liiiiiiip« L. • ..,,,inivi G • Mt.'. ciaviie: eakt ' • . ..,i ...leilp#,ltici ,te fee I riminediately. b li the of Gratioles 44; • 2 itd2Plol4 thll SirtA o velgs t 4e , * . '.. IfilOitrifriallii L? isle i on* ,a il .(I way: 3 tr o l4 m iorst the -"i. -c 'l' .. 740 4MI Joitoot. ,• • !y• r - • i k i 6 - The King's Maio of 100 p. for 4.046 4 4frfkl a jOIL alb. Syr. • • rrrr 0160 Ise. 280 . 2 -1&444. 4 t F.., , .. 12 st• la. aC. accoliatt frefit 14 araoieso6it C.114414# _.#l, ' ' - I aye simichill- 14 ' M0 ' 4 1 .4 ' 144 = 9 / 5 16' . . 4 . - - 2 Sh' F. Evelyn teb. e. AOp - - illtitikal" ".• . - •:• " ' it to 4b6 Zatoo.ovolf.likleolee. a s , the • • , 111•••••••• • ..m. •••• ................,.... i W I with the rest of r taw) - having closed the evidence in support of This indulgence was -the two first charges, acquainted the. Court that die srposition of the Par w i tn e s s he had intended to call on the Sd, had ab- my, whohad his office sconded, in consequence of whiih' he could Offer no id offered to give per- ev id ence . opon it. ThOharge of drunkenness alone r, sir any amount, for ,was ad to he in part prord; and the prisoner when called upon. lotetw i — di to .l, 9 peei t relp mprunanded. hat been justremoved' Bi r , : j eml i s wet , theigOoft r,. was then tried for rauahall, complainsof ) hvothervnu friends.— f - di 7; . -. ' " es having beh : . - fottetto his supiriorOffictr, 1 'The chargeb *ft apd that a gentleman, IQ 1 ; l i to iiii . 1 §fr: WSVietgettead +to 'be repnmandid, "lett dealing, sh :4 l t. ' id(' ittetir ifitee' ...tht ttat d e L i a;" - fhilwisoneirs can" ribs, a Amick of - aid (' tiptgiti . Aids ft* ' . - , ~., , 1 / 1 . 1 r17 111 1101 111 1: '. .; • dui defence , . ' • . sitting a eceimetst Dragoon for the Royal Court-Martial El!man, question him, ties h& which , witness Whatley Colonel derstand, General, General than the chester of ! nion, his - the' given tory tigation file till prosecat, vocate, order the was stated, Division, Lion. son menti a of Ca in man s onld did siti. had Division him solicit large 'just • bun such I. mixed Lewes, he he himself some insult - refusal don, toes further at • -.- . • . • , , , .„. , . - - - .14171'"r1" . ." Ina Aluer g ' . otiJite! "t' ..1 . M. hub it,t - . r ri• V ' ltia art : . ' mart was more wi gto rsfli ti Ing iervicei ill tho ~ I -' liglitof tile • • 'p to diellidiltme 614 ank, I *ea hiniself-;- - he merely had desired an ex- to limed on the %dap.' 1 thaogoi dad a *as refused hith in the Act itti erl• ' tollintalse lalkill Militia, there was k dame that .' ,4 1 1.,1a5t quent4 OE C• • 1 /VA roc- k ets .* pee d aga i m i t ~, , , • • • lak es * anode it lawful for men to exchange; and although ; 4MB *as &hie away with by a former Act, theinn- beets sent.to the &rink in ' • it em . • 1 • The Teittimei. his l anded e t • * . i i i ii4 -I • , cieli of accommodation still existed. 8eN•41... it might be questioned,, whether if, after an of has p_risoneta, taken train •Manhals troops (siekand Woanded), mid 26 French CAW% t en d ere d hi s rss i a ti on , h e i s s till t o be c on s ide r ed VLcTop, kilipi tend ias amenable to Martial Law. This was, h •ayser. Vuecarri . • ists, Ito be decided by Tie Court. lie could not deny the .. , . The Norditiinberlsmd Militia has mascht4- flint • truth of the evuteisee of Lieutenant Gear, but he slid Norman Cross Barracks for Colchester. . • • • I not conceive that the advertieensent of the Lord Lieu- The following regiments, amounting tO9500•4110- , tenant in the C.dtiary papsei, rectiking the privates; tive men, we un3erstlisd, have arrived at Lisbon Vibe I serjeants, and coSperaltriti attend at theft' respective 50th, 71stsaand 92d, from England ;• the Dube; elf ; p l aces,_ aected hint ai'i Coirittilstioned O ffi cer. He BRUNSWICK °EL'S codes from Ireland; the efsfs, oat leave to return his thanks for the kind indirt- a company of the 95th (rifle) from Cadiz • ant the fence of the Court—he conceived ft a Court of Ho- 7th, from Halifax, *here the Bth was ende;ordemto sour. He stood then as a man of honour—and' •1 embark for the ssimedestinationerhen the 7th saikdi I prayed the indulgence of the eonrt, that they would GretleTalS CUPPAGE and *Leon, of the Artilkil, endeavour to do some justice to his personal feelings. have set off from Woolwich for Portsmouth. ' The prisoner, during his defence, read some part of The reported departure of the detachment, sth the co rrespondeece wh ich had passed between Mm asu C. Colonel G raham ; and .. d Dragoon Guards , from Weely , where they have been If Burrell . t ea himself, appmvlng of his coaclict for twenty months, ' has excited much Eoncern *angst the, inhabitants, where they are gre.at favoitritea.— On former occasions as an officer. Several witnesses were called ; Grit. . The two privates of the second .battalio,..pf the Colonel Thomas, who deposed. that an applicitron Royal German Legion, who were lately tried, by a had been made to im, by the prismier'ifather. .01; Court-Martial for having deserted in July assa e ,with subject, a view of going over to. the enemy, have .hund the t. of Captain Ellman's removal to the Pe. vensey battalion ; that he afterwards comma is it it guilty of the charge, and sentenced to trarissidrtation the application to the Earl of Chichester and COlonel for life. . Graham. COURT-MARTIAL AT BRIGHTON, OCTOBIR 4.. Lord Chichester was then called, who einfirmed SECOND DAT. . what Colonel Thomas had advanced ; brit observed, The Court re-assembled at eleven o'clock. Mr. that he had said, Captain Elliman had first to get his Ellman, the father of the prisoner, was sworn. To a resignation accepted, and then, and not till then, could question from Colonel Graham, as to his bating told he obtain the removal he desired. him, that if his son did not attend to his military du- Mr. Ellrhan, senior, and Sir David Wedderburne. ties he must report him to the General, a measure were severally called to give evidence in behaW of the which might be avoid e d by a contrary procedure, the Prisoner; but the Court did not approve of the Ties. witness said, that Colonel Graham had certainly so dons intended to be pot to them, and they were dis- expressed himself to him, and farther, that he, Colo- missed with Out being heard. net Graham, had already communicated the eireum- . Lieutenant-Colonel Cripps, and Major Ingram, stance to an Officer at Brighton, Lieutenant-Coloael both spoke to theezemplary conduct of the Prisoner, Whatley, of the South Gloucester Militia, who, while under their command last year; when the Colonel Graham had given him, Mr. Ellman, to un- defence Was closed, and the Court adjourned till to- derstand, officiated.for the 'General of the district, the morrow. General, at that time, being absent ; and who had As soon al the Court Martial was over, the ;ere- said, that he should communicate the affair to the many of the preientation and consecration of the General as soon as he returned. It also appeared, colours of the centre battalion of the Sussex Local that Colonel Graham had proposed to him, to refer Militialook plaCe on the Level, to a crowded rem- the business in respect to his son to the Earl of*Chi- blage of spectators. This battalion vidlbst,reersyred chester,which proposal he h:alrejected,in consequence by General Houston to-marroir. _':•l*" entsviiniiiavias of his Lordship having previondy expressed an 0pi- ........:-..assaii.a.,o-voilr .. :'.• .- • nion, that his son would be wrong if he did not join • - his regiment.' The witness also declared, that after Lieutenant Um" On Sitturiat fOnstilittld ati en- the variety of remarks which hisaen's• conduct had gagernera, for a considerable wager, to walk $0 miles given rise to; he felt - that it would be more vindiea. a slay' for 14 days successively : the gmehll Chosen tory of Ms honour, to submit the whole Ds the jaws- was from College Green, Bristol, to ta t P4th mile- tigation of a•Coorifidartial, as preferable to any refer. stone on the Gloucester road, and back: b • . • once whatever.° '• . 7. * * ." - ''' " " The following particulais haste lbeilfi rradattd Lieutenant Gear, of the Centre SusereLocal Mi. with respect to Limey BONAPARiIt; which have the litia, deposed, that on the 17th of September lait he appearance of authenticity :—Natediltnx Is laid to saw the prisoner at Lewes, and asked him if he was have first conceived an ill will to his brother in eon- going to join his regiment. The prisoner replied, that sequence of the latter's marriage with his present he understood Colonel Graham was going to send a 'wife, a Madame Javnearox, the widow of an Ex. file of men for him—that he should then join, and nO. change-broker. The marriage took place just before till then. . ' NAPOLEON usurp ed the throne of France :as soon as S. Gwynn, Eiq. being tailed , the questions of the ... tyrant hear of it, he said to LOcrea, in a violent prosecutor being presented to the Deputy.Judge-Ad. loge, " Comment vous savez ce qui paste maintenaut, vocate, Major Reynolds, the Court was cleared in et sons alien epouser un Catin !" " Eh Bien," re- order to decide on the propriety of putting them to plied LUCIZ E , 44 elle est au moins jeune et joke." This the witness. They were over-ruled, and Mr. ciwymilt sneer, which was directed against JOSEPHINe, who was was not examined. ' then in high favour, so enraged NAPOLEON, that be The Prisoner then entered on his defence. He never saw Lynam afterwards. The Emperor, bow- stated, that he had been ballotted for the Eastern ever, has repeatedly, since Lummes residence at Division, and had paid the fi ne of 110 for his =ma- Rome , pressed him to be divorced from his wife, in Lion. Ifis father, however, being desirous that his order that he might contract a marriage more saki- son should set a loyal example to the lower orders ma to dse Imperial blood of the BONAPARTE. ; but living near his estate, some of whom were much die. Lamm, who is very much attached to her, has contented, wished him to serve as a private in the regi- steadily refused to comply with this request. It is ment.e This,. however, being suggested to a friend ve ry likely that an apprehension that the. Tyrant of Cattails Dunk:, his advice was, that Captain Ell- w ou ld take more effectual means to remov e her, m a y man s ould endeavour to obtain* a commission. He have had a great influence upon Lotiaa's inn* and did so, and being presented with it, the swanky of as bi a d a meLucies cuuld not be without airs of the 11110'which he had paid was returned to him. He urn E kind, it is Are * ' pmt- r had exchanged for his convenience into the Centre cised to induce i to bi Division ; and the same motive which had induced power of his .. . Lucian acquired . ' him to do this, in the first instance; prinapted bins to wealth while Wens Ambassador in BOO,' lis Solicit an exchange at present. He had taken a very' generally understood, that wheti he negocrated the large farm about three miles from Lewes, and being p eace wit h p ar t u r it , e !:obtainedirons the Port u g ues e just about to enter upon it, he found it impossible for Govenwnent a of six millions of livres, or him to superintend the management of it while at about 4290,000 sterling. such a distance asßrighton ; whereas, had he been per- %. •-• OVENT.GARDEN THEATRE.......The performances mined to exchange into the regiment then lying at last night were Jain Ball, and Peel ..d Virginia, Lewes, that being only three miles from his home, Eosame, in Arced's,. played with an rrggyy and fed- he should not have felt so severely the injury, which i ng , and was lo u dly applauded. Mr. ran, he must otherwise experience: No man could be in Draws B re i red i ti7, was , upon the whole, well se„ more desirous of serving his Bing and C.onstry than ceived. Jowes, Feweerr, Mrs. Gass. and Mrs. H. : himself; but the Honourable Court would make 1.... .ruziNSTON were loudly applauded, and the piecement some allowance for his personal feelings. After the ! off well. insult which he had received from Colonel . Graham,. it•—Mr. Lovamova, frost she BathTheatre in refusing to accept his resignation, and then trans- • L made his irsi appearance On Wednesday night, in the mining it to the Lord Lieutenant of the County with I charade_ of 1 d allay, which be played ym lath. r or a comment ; and after Colonel Graham had made his 'refusal to attend, the common topic of his conversa- ciou sl y , and Was extremel y wellveceivith don, he could not, as a man of honour, appear in CRESTER.—Saturday afternoon, about fear o'clock, • the same regiment with him, and expose himself to , this city was visited by _on . eof homiest thunder- further insult. He had learnt to obey his father, and storms, accompanied by' lightning and rain, ever re- ' at public schools. He knew • how necessary it was I membered. The rain fell in torrents, literally de- for a soldier to obey; but he hoped the Court woullluglng the streets, which appeared as ease sheet of make some allowance for his transgressing a dut y water,in some - places more than a foot deep, and to- which would have sacrificed his honour. Colonel . ' tally impassable for foot passengers for more than two • Graham had endeavoured to exculpate himself from'` hours. . • the charge of any vindictive motive, but he must' The herring fishery on the coast of Cumberland I have been so actuated. The Earl of Chichester had' Was very productive last week, most of the boats a company vacant for him (Captain E.) in his batta- . having caught (man 15 to 18 meite each. They sold lion. Colonel Thomas had expressed to him the pos- I as low'as Mal 114. 6d. to ss. per hundred. sibility of effecting an exchange. The most honour-1 Gomellttiitiiii, MARK-Ltxr....To-day there are able and the most gentlemanly means were taken to . cons id er able quantities of Wheat on, hand, and salei obtain this end, and Colonel Graham resisted every thereof are extremely heavy, hardly at last prices.— application. He had not only done this, bat when Barley and Malt support last quotation. Peas and' Ibe (Captain Ellman) had made a direct application Deans of both kinds continue to fluctuate but little. to the Lord Lieutenant, his resignation was trills- The supplies of Oats ate but inconsiderable, and this mined by Colonel Graham to him With a emorant.-0 trade is quoted nearly at the last advance. Flour at Could he eonsertt to serve under a man who had east - he m pr i ces , an odium on his character I He had refused to , , .somas eSslitveT As V him. He Would notaleny thathe was culpable; but m o i st , 761. ass.'... its. the Coon would, he trusted; allow something for pis Sweatt*. loos. Ip_is. lick M. tres.od. feelings. He had not wished to resign from any. Ras. cur i a 4111 L sm. Oats. Ma. Is.. am. Poland aewe b Ha.sillla. mean motive—he had tendered bit resigwatiad aa.,E;L sos . , IPatatoe Map, ila. N: of the centre division, because - thiaSed af. polars) as.. Si. , air. sew ! mass. , • ter declined presenting Mtn with a 0 ' ,fta.". Qiisnalige,sos. Ala '.,. r his resiseation had been accepted brterd_ 7 • Pik I , lorilft le ii,. Lewis. gisilb Ilibb ' • ... ... a . . . . -•- • • ' '% /1 ' . ' • . • ' . . .