The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-02-08 00:00:00

~~ - ~ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. lITE MALTON eAtiRSINCI MRETyNn This bfileting, aftsv hating bees iatt by at the rive of be put, sad asebeginsing of tint, bye assecestioa of sterols, sad we coatissed smarty through the wiiule of' this g,... A soa, bad at bag& • fair held 'pelted to the boaits. man On ?density hest, when the order of the day eat " !Hay till all lorp their legs awl the best take it." On Monday the coushilerate Fustoomle met at Linto• Whin, 'lies, after tryht• three or time wive, out a fuse wee foold. Unfortamitely Scutt, the whirpe:.:a gat a tiniest tread from bit bony, who elipt from and :. h is, erbieb ap peared for sometime likely to coat hen his life. He k me lodied use of the sesteet riders is En/land.. Tuesday, the first 'magic couisiwg day, bad a large assestfulsge of Bportswro, sinongst whom were Sr Tkorass Sli..gsby, Air Francis Boynton, Sir M M. Sykes, Mr. Mel lish, Mr. Trencher, Mr. S. Croft, ,fsjor Bower, Mr. Brat, Dlr Worsup Thompson, )It. Poor& Sfr. T.at'ai Sykes, Mr. C. Parker Ike. Sse. no. wheat the followin klatelses ware full as a idrr : Mr Seers black dug, Snowdrop, beat Mr. Croft's Chit. Mr. befeited to Major To?liara's white dug, Osaka. Mr. Mellish% b. hitch, beat Major Toytion's yellow aed *him Fly. Sisitz Tophatet blue deg, Perms:mot, brat Mr. Mellish. Maio- Tophsais recto* Whit from Mr. ' Major Topbses block dog, Ormond, received forfeit &bra Mr. Slel . . . . Meier T.phout's yelkow rad white dog, tiottlsod, .beat Sir Thomas glitigsby's v 6 te .!og. rt,s wile •very ler; and severe maw of oposids of two asks, to which &Aloud showed aY his rawer prow, as, bed was 3130 wed to nut as well as ever he was seen to Jo._ k tve Ira:rhos made ow th.^ gronod, Myyj.re Tophaa. block dog, Ormolu, (sou of o'd Snowimil,) Lett Mir T. Stir '.'< 4toren ; tow) ,loirr Toplunsh &Air, by A'osidor, boot Sir T filiogbea b. Myrtle, who woo the Cup the hat November, tbeo beeeivg loan. For n Marra AL AT6 inane me gnimas. • . . S'r Fresco Wino...Co Smart, (Alt.. Krbilitbwadc's breed) brit Mr. `Tr'l44, oho en ereertre suy dair he ro.vd. The harry ram larroleuealy *tout. Mr. Meiti,h Clucked re tare thorvegh herd but. vs ha ft:lb/wing tke pe)- iwatiae. Torhares doge Gathered and Paminotitt were autuumit the lev , doza vrhu Vied thew hone. hye coursing day la Settringtoa Yield, afforCed much sport ; ard emus eery Sue courses were raa by the dugs •lw bed 00 immediate Matches apse t►aat. rilEArrit... **CRT-LANE. The Chows, that lively Comedy, on the Spanish plan, by BRAUMPN f a. id FLLTCII6I4 wu rev.sed at this Theatre, oo S...ardsy. after en interval of 13 years. Mrs. Jer.oases C.*Jsunintin was all nature, pleyftilnew and vivacity. Mr. Er.t.tieon played _Don John. Some of Ins coadjutors were not very perf ec t in their parts. If, then. he arrested the at te lion .f.the audience uortii the 4th Act, when Mrs. Jean lint appears, be must have done mach for a piece s inch, from a c'neil i ge in manners, is cot easily adapted to the taste of the present day, point of delicacy. This, however, be did accom p: is:4, and Mrs. Jo ROAN carried the piece in triumph to its conclusion. ,Next in /merit wreve,.Mrs.Srmaits and Mr. Doweeii. Three Wm • bailliess sok fidl att4rn l a ,, eo . Yesterday soteraiag Hi Illuserr, Narcoses AVOW*. Santa, AMSUA, I tromps nick by the Earl of %Vinculum*, LA ly Klgt;i sod Geultal FttsnoT, tale to St. Gearges Chapel, when a sermon was preached by the Rev. M. fr3O Philiippiarw 2, 'I'M! 13 " That ye may bblsmeleq sr harmless, is the 'midst ar n , creaked sod persists maws, saws. wawa psalms as belts Inths nett" _ _ _ On Ws MAJESTY'S return from the Chapel, he stopped and conreet.ed with Genera'. &revue, who waited at the door to speak to him. On Prides, Earl CAYDEN gave a grand dinner to a number of Gentleme., eagaged in India af fairs. Setuiday the :tion.,le Earl entertained Lords Pears and SEYMOUR, Mr. Lots, and a number of others, with a sumptuous dinner. Oa Stiurdar, the Earl of Wticntuta, and Ladv KIEG, armed at Windsor, on a visit to Thir AJFSTIEI. The Rochfort squadron. it is said, are gone to the Plate.. The trench isqoadrous are famous for rattails,. Madame CATALCIIII again delighted the public, on Saturday night, in the opera of Didoee. The boxes were well filled. Among the meet distin guished Fashionables were—. The limealeereme Lowdown, Eamisidre, Activity .a 4 Bath ; Ravi& Buteritermigh, , Ears mid Stair; Countesses Blleent, mid Dowager Smarm, Satan, Clammed sod Cowles; Vmeneldemee Seek, _tied Castle. renh ; WWI E. trintbreed. Ihatttaboxy, Wynn, Gran silk and Remittal Pertereeee Andemeeeter ; and CA/eel end Mrs. Illeseeseet. Sir Taoists lltickwoirra, we understand. on his return to England, intends sacriticing at the temple of Hymen. The remains of V iscount Gsot were removed, on Saturday eight, in the omit private manner, from his Lordship's late house in Arlington -street, to the gamily vault, at Pirtle, in Sussex, for interment. Miss BOLTON is engaged to perform at Liver pool next surnitwr. Begone lush Care; or, How will it end+ is the title of the new Comedy to he performed at Covent garden Theatre to-:norrow night. It is not the production of the lively and fascinating Lady C—, as his been insinuated. The stag-hounds meet to-morrow at Salt-hill. General Tantrros has been very ill for some time past with the gout in his stomach, but is now in a fair way of recovery. The remains of the Countess of Eut-rox were removed, at seven o'clock, on Saturday morning hie, from her late house in Lower brook-street, f'srosvenor-squate, to the family vault at Easton We are hippy to state, that the Counter.; of Was, on Thursday evening, safely delivered son and heir. an Hanky bet, at his house, in Ayrsitite, Scotland, the Ea•l of CRAUTURD and Lin.vlrt. Mr. S./sar?, who was shot through the lungs 113 duel, shout Silt weeks ago, on Wandsworth Com :Ion, and of whose recovery great doubts hare been viqertained, is declared oot of danger. He is attended by Mr. WillTti of Pediment-street. St_:g on. Lea, iltrnarbEyult. COURT OP CHANCE.F.Y.4•TvatrAT, Frn.6. OIT..RA $01751. wATrit: r. TATLOL The Mies iiiitUcast,shith *too d over frw this day, was again postpoaed. BAMVPT LAWS. " ' The CIANCISIILOS, speaking of the abuses which have crept lots the Bankrupt Laws, observed, th4t out of sixty Cdmmissinns that had been sealed, not more than ix or seven had been tr.ted enon, and it was manifest th.t frequent uses were Wads of Commission., wbi, b it n as never the intention of tha Legislature to afford. Clue instance usiuht ex pinin many. An iiulividuld was extensively in debted, but to note of hie creditors, excepting his brNlier, in the sum el 1001. That brother sued out a commission, and kept it la terrorem over the creditors, till be o!iligeti them to accept of 55. in the pound for their debts. Other cases, amidst in result, had taken plae,‘, and so convinced was he of the abuse that continually attended Commis sion, of Bankrupt, that he should exert his hest eu deavours to remedy and correct it in fitter:. cov*T OF KING'. BENCH—FILL 6. Tat WO O. macros cAurszLi. LIBEL. The Defendant was culled up to receive judg ment on a conviction fora libel on the Ho,ial College of Physicians. Affidavits were read in and the Defendant was ordered to be brought no again an Wednesday. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. THE hIN3 V. SIR CHRISTOPIIIIR HAWKINS. Mr. GA (MOW moved for • rule to shew cense why a criminal information should not Le tiled against Sir Christopher Hawkins, Recorder of the Issrou 4 ch of Grampouud ; Mr. Groger. Mayor ; Mr, Lawman, one of the Deputies and Aldenoec. men, the Rev. Mr. Moore, another of the Alder men, and who also acted as Deputy Recorder for Sir Christopher Hawkins, and several other Alder men of the rause borough. This the Learned Counsel moved on an affidavit, imputing to the persons against whom the rule was applied for, mis conduct, in holding meetings for the purpose of emitting mulue influence in favour of Sir Christo. pher Hawkins, at the Election of a Member to serve in Parliament for the said Borough of Grain ponud.—The Court granted a rule to thew cause. TIM KING e. PIGTON. NEW TRIAL. Mr. (`w,►aaow consented to the reading of 60 evidence obtained under the original Mandamus, and the Court accordingly granted a new trial. GENERAL WIIITELOCKE'S TRIAL. zioirrn DAY—Ft.. s. The Court easearibkd precisely at ten o'clock, when Brigaslier-General Craufiird proceeded in his narration of the operations of the Light Brigade, under his cominiuid, from their lauding et the Ensenada ; the march to Buenos Ayres; the engat ; merit with the enemy ou the heights aha;e dist town, where he completely rooted them, and toot 12 pieces of cannon, on the evening of the a Jaly ; and the furdwr pmesiedinzisitraviiimsAwAhaiaaaw efther3tfl7-11e Wag then examined by the Judge Advocate and the Court; but Gem iirbitelocka declined crosadexamining him at prcseat.. Tie Court was :amid lot o'Cleek, upon an objection taken by Brigader-Gen. Cranford to part of his evidence, standing upon the minutes of the proceedings: this was residted by the Judge Advocate on the part of the prtnecutiou, and after about 20 minutes deliberation, the Co•irt was open ed, and the proceedings continued. We ander , stand the objection of General Cranford was over'-'I ruled, and the evidence remained as originally taken. Inconsequence of the indisposition of Brigadie►- General Lumley, who was the withe :4 in »•anon to In exatnined, Brigadier-f;vtierul Sir Saltine! Auchmuty was called, hut it heinz near three o'cleek, he was not examined, and the Court a►l joun►ed until Monday. New-York Paper. to the istli have reached town by a vessel liLly arrived at Liserponl, fun, nishing accounts of the proceedings of Con evert, down to its close on the Yid. Con_grem had oat committed into the hands of the rattlbtllT the power of taking off the embargo: it will therefore. contioue until Coors* shall reassemble, in March next, after the election of a new Pitt:ST OE IT. The Americans will, Viereicire, be enabled to c ipericnce the furl effect of the iwissure ! It is said that Sir FRANCIS BURDETT means to make a motion io the House of entninons respect ing the late improvements at Westminster. so far as they have centributed to injure a part of his con stituent,. The Commissioners of Military Inquiry are at pment engaged with the &liminess% of the War- OMeiN from thence they proceed to the Office of the Comuarrinta in Quid - , next to Chelsea Col lege, and thee to the very extensive and elptutive depaqinent of the Ordnance. Saturday night's Gazette contain.; Addreene t HIS Masan from the city of Aberdeen, the bo- rough of Liverpool, and the Provost, Magistrates. and Town Ceased of Inverness, assuring His Waters' of their attachment and lerelty. and eisogratulatmy upon the Annum and s►gner with whim His fiLussir's Council& are now easidsieted. DOWICAL ILLSCTiON—TWItLITN DAT. Colonel Mood 1147 Omura' t .923. Ihk On Sittitrtlay a very n umerous me:till:2a Com mittee of the Privy Council took place at the Cock pit, Whitehall, to mow the subject which has often been before die Right Honourable Board, respecting the right d Bit TioXI: POPE; km sharing as a Flag Officer in On rich prises taken at the first capture of Buenos Ayr", whiskies strongly o:Toted le: several distinguished 011irterio . eensrAuenee of Sir Hoist's Commission, iwzitaty him Com mander, being antadetted. were prrent the LeatiCasscasLon. FAA C essatt, LAMM ewsts- SURT and Cortrauelt. Mr. PSIKIVAL. the Meats of the Rotta i the Arr.:linty sea Sou crroa-Giseceat., Sir Breit Nurses. Ac. The Committee (lid not come to any decision, hot are expected to meet mein in a few days, when it is 'opposed the queettes will dank be dew-aim& 1 THE CA4lofa. ' On eradpl last. a Court Nadia , was b et kortstnnath - en board !le Gliedintor,zen . Cap tale WArdriff, late of Ilis Majeaty's Ca/- tiara, to seennef thy the loss of that chip, hi being captured by the enemy. • 'lie followiu letter trern Captain Woodruff to the Secretary of the. Admiralty, relating the circumstances which lad to his being taken, was read to the Celia : Ali/estrus, Truer*, November 7, 1503. Ill . obediente to the ceders of the Hight Ho sou ra ole the Louis eommissioners of the Admiral ty, I i.vaited at St. Helena with His Majesty's ship Cdcatta, tie:a miler my command, until the noraieg of the 341 of August,, , collecting such of t . .e Hon. Company's, and other ships, as might arrive, and were willing to take the protection of His M a i v .gy' s bhip.-00 that morning I sailed, haviug under my convoy the Company's extte-ihip Batts, from Madras; the African, routhern-w haler. from Desolation ; the Fos whaler, from Marlon, bique Channel ; sad the GreadSeeliess whaler, from the cost of Peru, boned to Milford--all full ships; the Wilheintina, under Prussian colours, detained by the Calcutta en her passage out ; and the Caro lina, a large Swedish ship from China--which claimed my protection.—Nothing material hap pened during the pumice, until the 14th of Sep tember, when I Ell in with the ship Brothers. of Londou, from Tobago, being one of a very large convoy from the Leeward Islands, under the re teetion of His Majesty's ebiy a llisistriemei and, • wtltch the BAIT:Sere bad eeparateTiu a gale of w , with many other ships.—This ship being very leaky, and in much want of provisions, the Master claim ed my protection and assistance.—l accordingly gore him instructions, and sent two men to mem at the pumps; but mt.! was so ill-found, and sailed so - heavy, that she detained me, and my origi nal convoy, at least one third of our daily distance. —O n the evening of the tAtb, the Grand Sachem requezted corlnk.fion to part company—being bound to Milford, which the did accordire;ly the next morning.—We were then to the Northward, in the stream of Sicily, and in long. It W.—At noon we sew several ships to the W. N. W. it being . then newly calm.—But a light breeze springing up • from the We:tward, which they broiight up .with them, enabled them to near us fast.-1 coniidered them in pursuit, but they were still too di.-taut to form any positive idea of their being friends or enemies; arid night coming on, I kept between them and the convoy.—At day-light (on the 26th) they bad neared us colwiderably,aud the Brothers sailing so much worse than the 'rest of the convoy. .kept me coneiderably astetn.—Had I not been unfortunately detained by this ship, al would have been well.—At 6 a. et. observing the number of strange ships itterrased to idlirteeta, ap pareptly large vessels, closely connected, and 4.Vl deatly in chase of us, I made the nee r. ar rangements for the escape of my convoy,. Should they prove an eaemy's squadron.—At 11 I made the private signal, and waited until noeiVpi being answered. which did not take phase.--ti hailed the butrs, and iiiformed the Caiwain; time it was an enemy's sguad?en ie arre2 of us, end -t iii6ilie — c - o - ii - VoY ; and at t. 4 same time the signal -I was made to them.. that an enemy was in iklit.' —The enemy nominees twit, I soon percei their fide, to be a three-deaker, and four dii ps of e lint,' will) frigates and "tuts vessels; WA ON I 114 W 4 wee' netit to impossible for, both His Majesty's ships and the eonvoy to escape, I determined to Potect the latter and favour their escape, at ull events.—My Own convoy havii.g made all sail a-head, I again diroPped alto a to speak the Brothers, and recoup. meaded him to haul upon a wind to the northward, which he immediately did.—l then made sail to interceP a lunge frigate, which was then drawing up fast with the convoy. At threep.m. this frigate being on' our starboard ht. a, having passed me out of gun shot, began firing her stern-chase guns, winch we ,returned with a bow-chase.—This continued, until by the frigate's shortening sail, we got abreast of , bet, when both altips . opened their fire, but without 1 any material effect—in consequence of the distance the frigate preserved by her superior sailing, and my leading off to the Southward to favour the con- *lvy ear:Ur:l.—This distant cannonade continued upwards Of an hour, when the frigate hauled en- I tirely out of gun-shot: dining all this time, I kept mining to the Southward, in hopes of drawing the enemy squadron after me; and I ant happy to find it had due desired effect; for this partial action brought the svhole of their "quadrats down, except thoWirlidi brig, which was detached after the Bra 7 "hers.-.-At five, Ike headmost line-of-battle ship began firing her bow-chaser, guai, which was return ed by the enleittta's stern-chase guns—still run nin„., to the Southward, under all possible sail, but with very little wind. On the line-of-battle-ship be ing close upon our starboard quarter,and the Thetis about a quarter of etude oa oar larboard quarter, I was of opinion the sooner I attacked the line-of battle-ship the better, as disabling her was the cosily chance remaining of escape.—l immediately pet the halm alsort,and when within pistol shot, commenced the acti o.i,w Lich was instantly returned by the en ern y , and continued without intermission for au minutes. As I was under the necessity of bringing the ship to acti•• under all possible sail, she was eastin-cotrt. pletely onrined by the enemy's fire.—Fi n din g ths ship totally unmanageable, and our escape rendered impossible, by the near approach of. the red of the enemy's squadron, I saw that it would he only sacrificing tkelives of my people to contend any linger; and I was therefore under the painful necessity of ordering His Majesty's colours to be hauled down. At dalight the neat rimming I had much satisfactiou in finding that His Majesty's skip had not been uselessly sacrificed, for the ships of the convoy being all out of sight, (exce i a the Boothess, which was brought in by the SytpA) I trust they will arrive in safety. I am further gra tified, that in consequence of their escape, i n fara matins will be given of this powerful "quadrates crafilne immediately in the track of our home% ard !mend trade; and the certainty, if m 7 convoy ar rived safe, of a superior squadron being immedi ately sent atter them, determined the Cornmecriet to quit that - latitude, and run to the S.W ; but not till he had captared 7 sail of the Riezricstis coavoy, and destroyed 2: sifigtals in the coarse of the cruise, to prevent information of his satiation. Daring t he action kali with L'AtrinAvie V sue, sod • • 'EltlitAsiiste line-of,hartle - sliip, though in the ot , : _ifil,uadron. the'offi c ers antl tuen I had 'lliindur to ceminiuid did their duty like men ; r ter truly ansingenus, that no superior force had toregAss them. Much praise i s d ue t o m y • 'Lientemint, Mr. J. Turkey, to Lieutenant Richard Donovan, and Acting-Lieutenant John Cella', for their spirited couduct lad active exer tions during the pursuit by the enemy and sub s•Nquent action ; and though His %tied y's ship bus been captured, I trust the countryhas book, materially benefitted by the escape of my convoy and its subsequent consequences. List of the Enemy's Squadron. Gnus. M. • La Male/deux Ito, and 6 brass 60211119 r 1380 La Mugnsantie 74, and 1 ditto /OP I 4 Lew 74, and 4 ditto • • 1 0 64 i La Jcsauppe 74, and 6 ditto ...VW 1a fioullrein 74, and 4 ditto 700 •L'Ariside to, sod 4 ditto uto La Clinic 40, and 4 ditto ' 350 La Thetis 40, and 4 ditto ' 350 Le.B7lph brig Ira, 120 I e Pakacare brig iti, Ito • This ship first engaged the Calcutta; afterwards La Thetis ; and then La Maguanimc envy,' and took her. Evidence having been heard in support of the above letter, the Court agreed, that the conduct. of Capr. Wciodriff was that of a 'brave, cool, and intrepid officer ; and did adjudge him, his officers, and sh?'s company, to b e meat Aareetrably acquit tel. C apt. Hargood, President. LOSS OF THE LEDA. The following particulars of the loss of the Led* of 38 guns, Captain lioneyinan, are given in the knowing letter:—" Milford, Fri. t.—The Leda frigate, in coming into this harbour last night, in thick weather, got on shore iu West Naugle Bay, nearly opposite the light-house. Her guns being heard, several boats went oil to her, and the Cap tains of the Cockatrice and Peacock, the Offitim of the Impress, the Commanders of the Reveal*" Vessels, with the Officers of the Dock-rust; mewl now en board, with craft and boats, rendering their ,t essistance in lightening the ship, and conveying the men on board the Quarantine Hs*, &c.. 1 Some hopes are entetaiiied that she may be iist off, provided the weather continues moderate. Hos masts are cut away, shit is bilged, and the prineipal twat on which she- rests has not more thats three or fuer feet water round it at low water." s=imenasasi = e RIOT AT RONSEY. On Thursday, 64 Volunteers from the kit litia, for the 11th Regiment of foot, mired st Mousey. on their route from Ireland to the isle oti Wight. In the evening. quarrel ensued betotoutlP some of the soldiers quartered at the *worths Lamb, and several penman* frequenting the hotiersz?. which proceeded to Mows. This.asighbleitheadla were greeds shinned, and the;inhalliettabeltate. sult • with pttelaferks. pokers, and whatever (AO iallist;. 4 reenni.thej. mold find. The Lamy at WWI raw& so Arias* the Magistsetas , thoutik- et otitis itbie to ea and the VittentealLsah&AssMrsaspreiret -btedilatitledthi *irate* sad to* moat atikt a most active late custody ; whose they left till. 844 Jr turday morale* An investigation than took plearsi when it appeared that many of the sotdien madi townspeople were • dangerously monocled in Althl 6414ay. Hos/elle, a compromise took pkire baler the Magistrates and the Offe er eornmondinei, when both parties were released from custody!' wade' the soldiers were marched to Southarnoan,arthede4 they embarked immediately for the islaud. • .441 • 'S V TUE PCAI9EI MONSTER. Genre CM, &led of about Is years of iige, wen taken info A custody, on Wednesday evening last, at Potszemstli, M el, myopic:mu of haring eat and maimed e*.glit or nine ( inhabitants. On that evening, he went to the New bmil to meet a female eetptaintsecie, when. ,he Mt . ' • '' L SO t preceding Myhre been walking with : sin/ _ Mig biP expectation of her coming not, = i t - he lurked into a window ef the hopes of toeing her. At this time, a ma or the liilli , i Copperetone paserd by, and ebeerving Clies, naked him business he had, and reeetriog no an from him, he is. I staidly mired him by the cease. Cites misted, 1.11 . • t *collie mooed, in dhich ChM, made use yes Mgt, wirbilliidis or iron at the end cf it, which Cuppendone ohs: reed, ihnd ha-Mg overperneeed him, ke was taken into custody for a few moments, and then released. Alter he was gone, the persons that had marmbled, thought with proptiety !le ought not to have been released : be was pursued, again takes in ciannidy, and lodged In gaol.. On 7 hursday, he was brought to the Guildhall, and wit dement an eXanlination before the Magistrates; the *mom who had been wounded attended. S o m e o f di. a stated, ' ' that the man who bad semnitid them, was of the same 1 1 tigare and size as Clan; others deelared, dint tln-, wire assaulted by a nal, very diberent in every respect from the person of site prtiouer. - - - Satnrdsy morning he was bron[Jit .gala before It e Magis trates, and the informations of Sarah Paha, Ana PesAa•eit. and Sarah Staudt, were read to him. Sarah Pahl staled, gist she met small on the bridge beyond the Lion Gate, ets We dot . day, the agth of January, at half past Ave o'clock 'is gave ber a Istow on the tbigb, and after she got home, she hand she had reerived a slight around. She bad no doubt bed ('has ens the person who *track her. Alan Peacock stated, that in Qneeo-street, on the lath of January, at eight eeleek in the evening, • mama rut by her, and ia passing she frond Isis Vaud tease very forcibly against kir thigh, and ea bee getting home, she frond she had received a slight wound there, from which • hill* blood flowed. She described the man'elto 'Mick her, tn 'ware sod site, to eurrespcind with Chain resew. Sarah Steadies evidence was similar to Sorb The lawitntamtat at the end of tie slick to caked • driller, mole use of by corpeausew Wine (lies was . e _ prtheuded, it was with a.dlicolty that be evulil lee 1121a a tv the ; the people acre so enraged, a piety of was found tiecesury to guard Ws. lie is to be 1.0•4 401 aciaeti tu-uivervw. if A woman, of the name of Drowning, arts assaulted eis4l, l stabbed, at osport by a titan, on %t edeeiday Fight, wl,is ea swered deeeripttou given by some i,f the noosed who at tended Chefs eseittnatioc. Saturday week two men of suspicions rharaette: were committed to the House of Corrisctimillts Wakefield, by S. H. BIRAIUMOWT. Esq.—Vl *l b searching them, the &flowing 'rucks were fount; in their possession, we. 64 Sty% tense of their' double webbed : two pistols, leaded with ball; ell Berk lantern, /lint and steel, tinder box, weesenns• dies, sundry plek-socks, farther with seven yektiof of bloc cloth, with-.70;w bet. Captain Moulage; or/pointed tc the Ale/wog; Cant/km is the Ilse, Captain Uoueias, to the Reindeer; Capt. Ham.. to the Shark; Mr. Jam's, of the Vebirst, to be Lies tenant of the iiinutrr. he , ad ; rd oy nt 111 . ip CO oy I he Let ad Ile do p) 1 11"' P. Mlket owl • tir ,t 0 4 .4 ee 5 . 6- et oti ea be eit• • .ta••• ear& ea a * 344 7*l . „ *AI . .441 '4l Ho * A dee ' la id a