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c ase to be given to France: to which is ailatql an of all others in the . .tlediterranean, or in the Levant, the most valuable, from its size, position, I i mi d productimis ; we mean Candid. Au acquisition infinitely more important than Egypt, more salu brious, proditetive of a great revenue, aiiil eaeily retained I iteiatire to Sweden, we are concerned to state, that ItIeaSIIECS are already in active prepa ration tor such an attack on Gusirsvus, during the approaching %toter, as we fear he may find it dif ficult to sustaiii, and still more to repel. Rossi*, Deinuark, Norway, and France, are to combine is it, and the filial dispositions respecting the con quest or partition, will, it is understood, form an important part of the deliberations at Erfurt. Its esecution may, ar.il moat, partly depend on the severity of the impeading winter. Our fleet, tofilvil at Rogerswick, is quitting the Baltic, and • el i eo longer afford protection to the Southern or I. Coast of Sweden. All Finland is lost ; nd iipied by A hi.x4PIDIRR, up to the sixty-third de of Northers latitude, on the Eastern coast of (it'll of krithriiri. French troops, it is known, its.-mibling at Stralsund, add in the Isle of Essen, which are meant to be transported across the Baltic, into the Province of Smaland. From the 'shoal of Zealand, Danish and French forces are to lie sent over into Scants; while the biome s giiiiis attempt an invasion of the Weatern Pro vinces, towards Gottenburgli. Russians are to co operate from Abo, across the Golf of Bothnia, to phial, or even against the Capital itself. These facts are too well kuowit to Ministers, but their at ttatioti is wholly engrossed by miserable disputes, and more miserable subterfuges, to avoid, evade, or delay inquiry. They dread only Parliament. They Pee only WELLEiII.EIf, or DALaYMPLE, at the end of their telescope. liVe sball resume this subject soon, and state other particulars. Some further accounts from Spain were received, e,tentay, which state, that the 7000 men, under the command of the Marquis Da PORTAZOO, who laj erieuated Bilboa, had formed a junction with Ge.Leral 131,41i4ft , army. It likewise appears, that t ...much force that entered Bilboe consisted of I. • Is to 20,000 men, being a division of the r. irmy of Marshal Nay, under the irumndiate l'• !All(' of 6,teral BEaTallat. Report further . that Georr.l PALAFOX hail actually joined tir.Aste, and their united forces amounted no "len. The former had posted himself to ,!:1, and the latter to the Westward of ...e. The Defiarsee, of 74 guns, fell in with two .rg? Spanish frigates, between St. Andero and boa, a few days after the French had entered tkat (it —they had heavy artillery on hoard, and bat tering brass cannon for General BLAKeIi artny,des tined for bilimu. It blowing a gale of wind, and the frigates being fat to leeward, the Defiance could not communicate with them ; but the Cap tain (Iloritsta)dispatehed the Peloris brig, and the Black Juke lugger, to give them information of the French being again in possession of Bilboa ; and there was but little doubt that they would come up with them before they reached the port of Bilboa. A great quantity of artillery and ordnance stores has been landed at Corunna and St. Andero. We have received letters and papers from Halifax to the 43ci last, at which date Sir Gaoaaa PREVOST was on the point of sailing with a British force, of 4000 men, admirably appointed, and in as excel lent state of discipline. His destination not being known, was, of course, the subject of anxious con jecture, which appears to have bees divided between Alurunique and Spam. Only a few troops, it was supixeied, would remain at Hulifax, among which is mentioned the nth, or KENO'S Own, except the two flank companies, the grenadiers aod light infantry. The withdrawing of so large a farce from that quarter, *hews clearly that all apprehensions of a war with Americas have entirely vatliv,hed. We are disposed to think that the West Indies, and not Spain, is the destination of the troops from Halifax, 114 some reuent accounts lately stated that prepa rations were ordered to be made at Bermuda for the reception of a considerable force. Leiters have been received at the E a st India House, from Captains Stu PSOT4 and Nut% Ah 0. of the Uition mid Devaynes, outward bound, advising the arrival of those ships at Madaira on the iiith September, with the fleet under convoy of His MAnnes ship Revenge, all well, mid were cc peeled to sail from thence the 3d instant. We yesterday announced the arrival of the Windsor Castle packet. at Falmouth, with Mails from New York and Halifax. On her way to Ha lifax. she was chased, for three days, sod boarded by the American fripte i'h,•sapenke. The people ou board the Packet think that the C'he•sapeake must have known what she was, and the Captain, acrordingly, had at one time renolved to wink the Motif. The Letters and Papers, front New Yolk, are to the lOth inst. inclusive. We have made some extracts from them, that chew the discontent pro duced by the emborgo, and the consequent de•ehr nopUlarity of J rmison. lithe spirit of liberty the people of America, that people who it country its cradle in the modern world, N Will be, in six months, the most detested md. Where was this man's love of liberty. his answer to the Boston Address, against irgo, he coldly denominated the glorious Spain, a contest between rival pieties for :nt•e'ruenent of the country! NVherc were his A of compassion, whim all the cruelties at the upon the free horn spirit► of Spain, cnn!d even a sigh from his unfeeling o!Alu:ate 1 af. nvide 0 , . ,1 i , iii ~i h3tt4 their JP.FrEavul GI mftokim wilco, in h the &Willi cruse of ti the Covert bonels of 4 French ta t hut extort Loam r • -4 ; . = • - r • JP‘... ROYAL VISIT. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wiles, while it Portsmouth, visited the Duck-yurd ; the Hon. ws—Spencer, son of Earl Spencer, a inidahiputan on board the Tigre, was introduced to hini, and also a son of Eurl Berkeley, a very fine youth.. a Lieu tenant in the navy. The Prime appeared extreme ly happy to see them, and shook them by the bond with warmth and affection. On 'Thursday his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, accompa nied by Admirals Montagu, Tyler, and Otwity, and attended by all the Captains of the fleet, forming a procession, went to Spithead, and his Royal High ness visited the following fillips, the Bar . leer, ys, Rear-Admiral Tyler; Repit/A., 74, IL.n. A. K. Legge; and Lavinia, of 40, Lord G. Stuart. A royal salute was fired from the platform us his Royal Highness embarked with his son Cornet Fitzclarence„ and other Officers, at the Sally Port ; and, on his going on board the Barfteur, a royal salute was fired from all the skips in the har bour, which had their yawls manned, their colours displayed, and evinced other demonstrations of joy in honour of the occasion. The day being re markaiily fine, gave full effect to the scene, which was one of the most beautiful that fancy can con ceive. His Royal Highness did not return until about 3 o'clock, when he landed with his son, the Admirals and other Naval Officers who accompa nied him, and was received on the beach by General 11'lletham, the Governor of Portsmouth. His Royal Highness afterwards dined with a select party at Admiral Montagn's, with whom he is also to dine again on Monday next, by which time it is supposed the Prince of Wales's Regiment, now em barked, will have sailed fur its destination. The Duke of Cumberland is also ,expected to honour Portsmouth with a visit next week, as his regiment has received a route for that place, where it will embark for foreign service. The troops stationed at Guildford, and in that line, have marched for Chichester, to make accommodation for the Regi ment of his Royal Highness. KING'S THEATRE.' HAYMARKET. Mr. COLMAN . / Comedy of Jolla Ball was per formed. fee the first time this sta4oos. lest (light. Mr. Levrts's Too Shoiffleton, was. it, u.aal, very entertuining. Mr.l' nk's Peregrine as one of his best perforinances--he was very judicious Lust night; but Mrs. iiU lIPHRY S. t” Lady Caroline Brays nom woos a very poor sultstitit , e for Mn.. H. Jolty:- STOW, trifling as the part is. Mr. Enwc.4.T.Juiti (Anse, the original performers* f..77Susaibcrro and his daughter, newer appeared to more ; coil Mr. EMERY'S Dan is one of the finest perform ances on the stage. The Comedy wutit Mt* with much spirit. The Portrait of Cervantes fellow:•d, when the drollery of LISTeN contributed to the merriment of the audience. After half prier the house was full. On Thursday, Hi% MAJESTY and the Pain- Cain/. with their attendants, took their u,ual ride on horseback, in Windsor Park. Yesterday morning. the QUEEN. and Princesses ELIZABETH, MARY, and SOPHIA, took an airing to the Cottage at Old Windsor. esterday, Earl CAMDEN, and several other dis tinguished s'ersonages, Were On a V ibit to Mr. LONG, oil a ;hooting party, at his seat, at Bromley, in Kent. The Bostonian Address is•signed by Mr. Bull finch. Mr. President JEFFEIMUN does not appear to like the chit-cupping of this bird, who complains of his embargo cage. Lord CLauon Ilastn:ron, second son of the Marquis of AURCOILN, died lately at Madeira. The Counters of Jenseir arrived, last night, at her house in Berkeley-square, from Brighton. WAIATIUN was the fair Rosalind, ut the Kilkenny Theatricals. last week. Mr. Roca is now in town, beating up for re cruiti for the Edinburgh Theatre. Mrs. JORDAN, we regret to state, is still confined to her roofs by indisposition, but was so much better, yesterday, that it is expected a very few dais will restore her to an adminn public. the young Lady, who was to have come out in the part of Polly, at Drury-lane Theatre, was nut a pupil of Mr. COILIII . I. .Report spoke in the highest terms of her musical talents. Bait where is the use of bringing forward a second Polly, when they already 1001164.1iti such a one as Mrs. MOUNTAIN ? \Ve have great pleasure in stating, that the Bight lion. It. B. S.IbKIDAN is perfectly recovered from his indisposition. We are happy to announce the speedy ',oldie:l - in London, of Madame Corri .‘ Maleinis," preceded by some interesting Memoirs of the Author ; also two beautifcl and clasaic Tale:, by Mona. Dx CII.4TCALMIAIIO. entitled " Akita et Reni." The Doke of CLARENCE'S residence, iu the Stairle-yard, St. James's, will be finished in about a mouth. All the interior aroingemeads are com pleted, evr-ept the ornamental embellishments.— There are beveml additional rooms built ; eulavelai eace has been studied inure dud sliest, The 'fur niture is to be all new, and made after the Grecian style, particularly the chairs, sots-, couelit, corn wades, &c. His Royal kiiiilartesa dots not take lans,e,.sion until Christmas-day. It i. added, that the Duke aill give several grand entertainments, at his apartments, in the holiday, Surtcf.ty uloruiag the reinaias of the late Sir Jos* Cu:cur:BlßK, Burt. were conveyed thrOU4ll EXetlir with great funeral pomp, fur interment Su the family vault at Ashton. Devon, the cathedral eim iiiiruchial bells tolling its the pmcession moved ml..* The eiirfv.e lay iii state the preceili:ig eveu ►,td, at the Old Loudon lua. 11 SPOR?IN? INTELLIGENCE. NEWMAKEET ELLI*D OCTOBER MELTING, 111 u. TRTRODAY, OrT, 20 Mr. Feemor'• feria ens, est. lino. beat Mr. Shaltespear's ilsorpocrates, est. 94. E. C. glkOKrs k. ft. to I un Cetberas. D. of Rutland'a Ntd, by Teddy, sal. _ink beat Mr. Lloyd's run, by %Worthy, est. Ab. M. loop is. ft. 6t04 on Ned. _ _ The Sects mi Class of tlsto;t l snit CStakes of 31gt eaeli R.M. Mr. :Ntkalkeoptuees :lir David, aged, 9st. tilb. D of craft.... Mold, 3 yea old, .i at. I ilb Mr. 11) ti. 31.111,.% M OW4', 4 yr. 4.1 d, 7st. i ilb 3 Mr. Eli" es Mr-s Sophia, .1 pa old, bat sib .. 4 Mr. 11i...forth's Comoio, s yrs old, iist Mr. Hatsou's Headley, s ).as old, ;al. 121 b. 6 10 to I apt Sir Dodd—; to 4 apt Morel. The followiag liming declared forfeit within the time pos scrilbcd, arc to yay only logs. each : Mr Shalt spear's Z•diac, age.l, ugt. 91b. ILd Lowther's Brairmerm, aged, get alb. Mr. Fermor's l'erherus, 6 yrs, sat. Jr. Sluke's Wren, 6 yrs, Sat.; lb. IA Aionainre Arbilles, S yrs, wit. Mr. I.a'sc's Nyuipbine, 4 yrs, 7st. ylb. Mr. Hansel it's Bradbury, 3 yrs, list. 31b. 11,1 Egreininit's brother to Trafalgar, eat. beat Mr. Shake speur's Mango, Bst. 71b. T M.M. tongs. 6 to 4 scot brother to 'Frafalpr• Mr. Lloyds Fun , at yilb. beat Lord Foley's e. by Dna Quixote, out of Adsltue, 7st. 1216 Two-yr. out C. bogs. to I on Fun. Sweepstakes of sags. each. First Half of Ab. M. Mr. Craven's Mau Nash, 7st ylb. Ld Kinnairds Achilles, est. iolb. Mr. Lloyd's Zephyr '‘ -st. ylb 9 6to 4 On Beau Nash. L 4 Kinnaird's Achilles, Yet Mb. rec. sop. frets LA hr sey's Vt'histlcr, flat. Two.yr old Cotner, Jogs. Mr. Iloouctli's Leuretta, bat. tulle. rev. from IA Barry e's M irau.ts , att. D. 1. wogs. L 4 Darlington's Muter Cuothill, Est. rec. Sogs. from Mr. Sliakespear's Zodiac, oat. I 31b. Ab. M. zoom. Ld Groavesow's Violaate, rec. sop. from Mr. Slseksn pees's Sir David, est 71b. each. H. C. 0000 k. b. ft. BIRMINGHAM GRAND MUSIC FESTIVAL. The following were the sums received en the re spective days : WROXEsDAY. Taken at tbeCLin-cla Lbw in Cullectiou at ditto 44H 7 31 370 17 At tbe Tbralre 4 92 0 0 At the Ball oss g THURSDAY. _ _ Taken at the Chords llua I 0 Collection at lilts 300 7 5 1490 1% 5 At the Theatre At the ILA (719 peritonea tis 413 14 0 i 6 r valuer. Takes at site Chard& 941 19 0 ;:uilectiots at ditto Jbli 14 0 _ 1164 13 0 At the Theatre 7:.3 17 6 At the Ball 49 4 3 14 6 3332 kt ei To wlsich odtl profit, for books, icc '79 o 0 Total groat receipts.. L.Saii 19 21 When the whole of the expertise are paid, upwards of 321.101. it a expected, will be left for the charity. The re ceipts in isos were 49921. 60. ad. —in 1894 33201. 172.—is 1799, es. 6(l.—iii4 is 1;96, eot3l. 153. Accounts have been received of the arrival of Sir DAVID Baiao off Corunna, where he learned that he would be enabled to effect a landing near Saint Ander°, with advantage to the Spanish timid.. Ile immediately proceeded to that place, and it is believed that he would have debarked there four days ago. Letters from St. Ander°, received in town, yes terday, positively state, that Jos.: n BONAPARTE is with Marshal BERTHIER at 11,!bou. There is no account of the arrival at Coruna of Sir D. Baum, but he 1:,:s been fallen in with by our cruisers oil the coa , t. of Spain, and expected to reach Corunna iu too or three days afterwards. Preparations have been made at Corunna fur the accommodation of 35,000 Errietah troops, which are daily expected there. General COTTON'S brigade will embark as soon as ever the transports are reported to be ready to receive them. The Iris, arrived at Portsmouth, from Gijon, on the loth instant tell in with 10 rail of trans ports from Portugal, under convoy of a frigate, in hit. 41. 20. long. 11. 30. They were then about a oirmlll from the Tagus. They had met with very dreadful *feather, and had parted, on the 44th of September, (rola 30 other transports which veiled with them. They were bound for Quiberon. A Cabinet Council was held, within these few days, at the Board of Trade, which war attended by the Duke of PORTLAND, Earls Can -111:11 and lie MIT, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, Lord Ilswisesourtv. Mr. CANNING, and Mr. PER. CKV A 1.. The Bunk Directors, and a ndmber of the principal Bankers in the City, waited Ivan the Council, and represented the very great inconve. 'ileum that persons iii trade, and the public at large, experience from the present wretched state of the silver coin, as well as from the scarcity of it. The C il, after listening to the representation floin such a respectable assembly, determined to order a new coinage of half crowns, shillings, and sixpences, with all possible dispatch. Tiler Is appear to be gradually getting better. Yesterday, Consols were fib!. and Omnium 11 die. We ',resume the rise may be attributed to an anti cipation of proposals of peace being the result of the conference between the two Emperors at Er forth. Omnium having proportionably risen higher than die other Stocks, may be accounted fur by its bring considerably cheaper than any other Fund, and consequently a greeter demand is created for per Cents. the Stock in which the Loan was sego ciatet).-4 per cents. are 81--and 3 per cent. Con sols 661—there is therefore a difference of 5 per cent. in the vale/. of these Stocks. Extract of a Inter from Gottenbargh, dated ad instant ;--" All hopes of au accommodation between Russia and Sweden are Pi i :ain frustrated,— The Swedes hare met with some most severe losses iu (inland ; the hate got large reinforce ments. The brsve Swede% fight with such despera tion, that nice rugituent of Finnish guards is said to Lave been entirely cnt to picriei, with the exception of too Offic, The Ion,: not published any accounts et vi the kst dreadful battles." . 7 • , 7 • • _ . sastgnerrit srsnoxs, OCT. 11. SPfniesi ORM Witcisarged with stealing throe geese, in the George ten yard, Heyeaselmt. Thor patter of ths Osage fun deposed, that on the eight odic nth September he heard a goose cackle; he sent out into the yard, and, in searching, fotind the Prisimer oa derawaggou,lyiugestsgswie, theme* of which had bees broken; he took the Prisoser into custody, who minims 'edged that helm/ tillarktins orhtr,, awl shrewd the Pri soner where Isic lied toasted thaw They weep token hone tilt r neatly waggons, width Lad put up fin the night. The Prisoner made sodeferice, and he was found Csit's. ThantesA rg itifi lesi dwas with being a listed vag,ilnisd and as he 11 append, on the essisig ki le a t s gt a l r e el the grelose usseth,`this Primp VMS sees Als ewe. of Hews. Nimes Sid Co „ Lineu.drages, I the dos Was sot evened, and Its went awa l rrat r o t rt time albstmarsis hiesstseued, aid seised to i.e "skin at the dear, es get it epos; a oms.servinit of Mr. Mims was relmies bane, whoa he ms informed by the neighbriota cf dear iespipisos. Ile went to the dour, sod !Med the Pri em/Ler what he wee awing there' wide w. ariessr, bet rem SE '*be HMS sad a soldier put-iota his ; they so him sheer sessethieg over the palisades of the genie* lo itolove-yesal • ithately Wise, a watchman idappit dais, an/ he was takes istosisteray. O. mkethhill liktt eat* was • messeigthist o hoes 1101 sem fee teL a short Me beds) elid ... lemethill the ream there woo foni.d bi tevand of . dinse ill 7=ffseeted wva Nk takerew ess be astehltlabl4 Old that be had oa red tra Au sm... wiegll a ors aelfellfsh diellthom villainsgo is psis, oil at wry dear they sees to ; if opeesa, they mils some telthog Mem, and go sway ; bat It see answer frost with* they supper than is so um it boar, and break Seethe bees. He mode ten efeess,4ol wet sewtessoid to be isspeiessca for two years, end lo be It m hard labour. 4 / 1 4 -1- nit. rtawseede.mottilit. ere. Mkirsol Cooky sea Marla Rockwood stood charged with 'tallow wins ia the bower altimm Amiable, EMIIC. and, Smearing, wisemerchests, is, Mr. Standen* stated, that the Prisouers bail been is their swami Is porters, Cowley between four asdlest= l o4 the o th er sheet two. They had behaved 10 wall • thus period; awl he hesi lately gives some of his clothes I. wood, and, lest sight, shunt Me o'clock, bad called Cowley ap Mobs Ilex theists pupae. Upon dear* Men he Inks :f :tastiest -10 try os stoat be ic.tendell forbid, he son o him very shy, awl Mile" laid the gat-coat outside the thee, is the ark. Upos their emit* dews stairs. lee took the greScost is his heed, mid feeling ths weight of it, he isgepregseed Cowley, she mid, he boil takes two het. des of they had bees bottling dist mho& krill usel tuba two heaths. of tit ei will/o glit lAN, 44 whisk Redd hod gel "wisp lief pint &the wspthetheg the. Me was ismaisselpsemffiS, end a sielm Aside beim gosseed, they geolemstiedthemgeh Awilltwooffie ledglega,le obscii, however, they Whoa *styling hate hosts of beer, which Rockwood affirmed bertha bee& he wet peace, sad sews pieces of large mites, loth es used is the other Is Cowley's lodgings were fused, loc o of pert, ass of leissee, sod one of non, asill fatted two betties of wise were found concealed is ha Mr. Smirks( supposed they sight km teed Mesehosisiz months, at sbleb time he hod loste illi cat i - MIN shrilled lived with the Smilfor t drafty gwerie Iteckwooit was seat en beard a tends, sod Cowley fully soseseittod for trial, said the parties bend over to pro. • 'reale. 0011LIODAI.Y. OCEAN. A Ferrier, in the employment if Myosin. Muses and Fetter-Ise, or charged with staallug fee. from She.. Heelers bessi suspected of being in the , halite of from than to a cousaiseable mount, a esseellablems fur, sod, spos the Primes gybed from his work, ye to diens, he was seised sad writhed, wises Sum of for were fouled is hue pockets, to the valor of free ., Gee lath limp. He was folly assaiitied for trial. *WW-001APET. • TeMoreay a was el s wissowsi ostooseme ea so as heard before Hr. READ. Some time sicee a am of the sae of Rickard mg bow, who resided is Cleemii.strect, itsthbose.piece, wee brought up and eusamkted kr trial, es s charge of a most detestable mature, by roses Archer, • lad about eighteen years amps On "1 minim events& the lath* of the lad calkil at Mr. flansuo's ofiee, the Attseney wits be • employed to conduct tkiimmieution, sad said, that ...o person had been oedematous; to bribe his sea ant to appi.ar mg.r:nst the Prisoner soil to Moe thessimetsy. r !lassos told him, if be did Lot appear to prosecute, he, would forfeit the reesgsseses he had mist lase he las ens to preereste, sail be proarcuted fo cares= g My. Is siessipme of this information, Db. very seat his clerk hi poi sok of the lad, ea yesiterday tM properly tannight him bailee Mt. ILEA 0, ohm be acknow ledged that a Mr. Tlorsites had been with his, sad n E eer d him a sum of money, sad to ,pay his insoles to Asset ica, if he sonld go. Steersl of the lad's relations anon nil, and Mr. Resin asked them If they woad he bail for his appeas es,' bat, seder the pendia , circemetances of the esis they Arch** in consomme of Oath Mr. ft e • o committed him to the 1101111111aCeerection till the trial is weer: • Join dation, bailees. a Musky, one charged Ma MS, broke* open sad robbed the hotels of Peter Cherry. thq. of Moseley, in Sorry. It appeared that the Prosecutor had bees is leak, isd, while he Mis there, hail lured tue Primer es a sweest, awl Might him over with hiss, be knowing the English kw gunge, and having bees is EaS ed befors. 013 the lath if last month the Prolocutor disc the Primer, wisp extremely miry, expressed bitu in 'totem terms his master, threatened to be revenged of his 10c.. the morning of the bib must, between six led seveit o'clock, be ass alarmed by his servants that the hogs WS been broken open; be gut timed iliametered that seem tile had been taken o ff the sof of some heck premises, latg aperture made through ems lath sod plaster, to lee perm poss. the (hoed his do snag eiso l Thild7gt; entered, his weitrdesk to the bee, and Mks ess, aim me valuable g eld eels., hewseLes ' Sic. stole. thesamit his maim was broken epos, and a drawn in it,which we secured by a secret spring, open, and the valuables iwkieb contained stoical —From the circumstance of tie Prisoner having made use of abusive lespeage wise be left the place Orem suspicion fell upon him; sod Mr. Chose, saase London in pursuit of hit's; he Larsed Nosbe did at sleep at home on the night his hums leas isolom oyt and that he was at that time In the cosintiv. Jtr. Cheer gave information at the Ake of the reibei, sod employ ed Anthony to go in pursuit of him. The sheer 1 erne that he as gone into Hampshire to be monied; he puss hint to Est Wick, and lodged lam in Newberry priseme. The following morning, Atitboay catlid epos hiss the prisoo, sad inquired of hint where his master's proper was, which he deeded gay knowledge of; bet oldie he w in conversation with bits • wanes brooght him numb of Masi she had washe d ter him ; the Primmer ovniall the officer proceeded to 1741111110 C it, and hod very 1i41119 sass bat it wus part of the property melee friiin the Proorentoi house, end claimed it as such ; the Prisiii.er denied it, R 3 said the articles had been given him by his master urns return from luilia. This sac contradicted by the who hind idea the pooped) stoles. He ono committed to take Lis trial at the ensuing Lelia for the county of bane). On Wednesday night, after the landlord or t Roe-buck public-house, m Tottenham-c.• and his family, were retired to rest, the t c forcibly entered by a gang of villinos ; t;.ft ii were disappointed of their iuteudeAl booty. as t landlord had taken all haw cash, anti other v.iltiabi into his bed-chamber. They, however, carried a flrelock and a book, containing all his berm which they no doubt supposed to he moil: veinal Lately was cut in a garden of Mr. FILAPI POTTINOER, of Chippenham, a puntpklii of a to extraordinary size, which ruea.iired az feet ira• cumfereace, and ae;ght-ti 11141.:). T