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It M finally determined to hold a Court of Orr upon Sir HEY/ DALRYMPLE. This proem t windy the country. A Court of Inquiry ih a mere Jitott of pet SOW*, C:106ell by Ministers fro:.l „,,, aa pc their friends, to inquire and report upon n partcular rase submitted to them. The members ate not upon their oath, and the acquittal of Sir lic , kL ayart,E, by a set of men ao constituted yi d a ppoiated, would not avail either the General ir the Milligan. The accounts from the Brazils, by the Alban cotter, which arrived last week at FalenoJth, arc Dot so aatisfactory as we could wish. A coldness ' mists between the English and Portuguese Enn grai its • but which, we understnnal, has not arisen so touch from any particular acts of offence which either party has committed against the other, as (-sin the uneninfortahle situation in which those ;.rtints nod themselves placed, ttseir longing r hme, and a hope of returning. A knowledge real state of Spain had not reached the 8r0x"... x"... They lia.l heard of the commotion, at Madrid 'he id of May ; but conxidecing them as tempo ‘... and unavailing, were coming on feeble hos t , against Buenos Ayres, by imprisoning those fatoi had arrived from that country for the purposes of iside. M'e are sorry to find that Sir S. Smism e.,joyed but an imperfect state of health. Jgal TYSON, Esq. late Secretary to the ;mat Nctsoa, has resigned the otter of Clerk of the Siirvey at Woolwich. W. R. COIM AY, Ed4i. trr tgaV to Lord Cut.t.taowoon, is mentioned as StleCeSSOr. A e• - cac:i privateer captured a sloop and two i.:mn Deeps, on Friday afternoon. 1 . 1 0! Yievettle, LOPEZ, from Gottenhurch, for Oteu.o ; 'errs ' W ii,Ll All% from London, for Ar.. )(lei ; t:ie Helena. BELNUIII N ;ruts ditto, Lr Übe* ; and Coto, transports , have put into 1,.:. 4ate, witn much damage. • Sisemnah, %V INsßr.o', from Teignmonth, f .erpool, has put into Scilly, with damage, I 'writ on shore, and thrown part of her cargo s. a rd. t` nu l'wo Sisters, ; True Briton, BAi Sari( si, HILDCLIFF SaAttt7Soll, ; and the Jate,s, HONEYSIAN, were driven on shore on the It col Sand, near Newcastle, on the 15th instant, bet have since been got off without much da sine. His Alaarspr's ship Success, with her convoy. from Portsmouth, arrived at Gibraltar, and sailed spiel for Malta, osi the 38th September. His MAJCSTY'S ship Redwing, with her convoy, fr , on Portsmouth, arrived et Gibraltar on the 30th Septenilier, in seven days, from Falmonth. The Active, Kowt.v, from Sunderland, was it-”ekeel on the Kentish-Knock, on the Bth instant. —Crew saved. The Cygnet sleop of war fell in with a vessel belonging to Shields, supposed to be the Ceres Slurs, water-logwed, about the loth instant, std took out the Master and crew. The Neagh Castk, FERGUSON, from Sunderland, tins been on shore at Bridlitegton, but got off with image.—The Endeavour, WOOD, of Shields, has ken ou shore near the same place, but got off without damage. The Milliner. from London, for Carmarthen. that sank near fiutigenesti, is towed into Dover. The Dawson transport, from Quebec, for Halio fax, km been on shore in the River St. Lawrence. but got off, and put hack to Quebec to repair. • Ott Thurday next, the 27th inst. the St. James's Voliuiteers ate to muster at Dufour's-place. Aa 'Lis is to be the last field exercise for the seasonowsd lithe maiiestercs will be differeet from those In io Hyde Park, on the usual field days, a strong mustier n expected. The e.iry great advance in the price of candles, owing to the difficulty in procuring tallow from P.ussia. is likely to prove highly beneficial to the whale fishery. in which the port of Hull bears so Pectin"' C Part ; wily families being induced to use lamps in their kitchens, halls. &c. in which is bide oils Properly refitted, is now chiefly burnt.— The disagreeable smell arising therefrom is in a pest measure removed by dippiug the cotton-wick it iioegar, and driing it well before used. The Cotr..et‘:r an.lComptrAr-s of Customs. at Hall, bate given onti , e to the merchants, that the Lords of th Treasury !lave authorised the sarehous and beach ag the several articles enumerated in TableE. Act of 4.351Ge0. IlLels. 132. in warehouses to be approved of b t l the O fficers of the Customs. The folloos og are. e prineipal ar.icies enumerat ed. six elinotids, barilla, bees-wax, bristles undress eanthandes, clover seed, cotton yarn. and wool. weraots, feuthers, figs. gum anahic and sentga, je suite bark, indigo. Juniper berries ; linen, plain of all sorts. eaccpt sail cloth; oil of olives, Palms eat - Lid. and turpentine ; prunes, raisins, 'malts, &C. Ca * Bconcltrit, lately stabbed by Mr.TOltalta. a Portugnese, at Ph mouth, is cOnsiderell to be in n very dange:mas state, and the only prospect his in...liesl attendants nave of f.aviiig his life,' is b y an a•iiputatioti ; a mortification bating taken place fro'll the knee downwards. Mr. TOR4IO was taken at Falmouth. and is now in Plymouth gaol. The Albany papers state. th a t di.turlsauces had lik en place. in conieqrtencsi of the erufearms, at (l *ego, Vbitere several boats had been tired into, *k ale catering Sacked h ar b our . enc.. , the tire return ed. Sritne lives were hut. Mr. Übe r. the Collec tor. though reinforced with fifty militia-men. was alder tion !ppreheasioi ls h e s h ou ld b e obliged to quit kis da. Out theist of f the present m on th was published, 1 / 9 . of e Sporting 3lngazine, and which c ompletes the 32,1 Volatile. The CooperPtatei gisru in this Nnmber are-1. Milo. Frontispiece .1 " IP V olume: 2. Vignette Title Page to ditto; and Nis 11 .uttstvs cream-coloured Charger. from .a nicotine by CH ALON . A mong ot h er+ , i n the LI" Ser orY ..eps" --- rtiment, is an article, to be continued ( Vv . y mouth. entitled, Disputes awn Cent/avert lPetals of .l oom, S t e. Coinpitte Sets, with . esards of 40') Copperplates. on Sporting and .ob;eets.er , may b e lint.—N . B. The Work pro'. " t j' %it 3 grist quilt. •ii,le . a cit 1 , 8 * '',, -, .4i,-7 - ‘ • A 40112 !E- re' . r pf l' ; 1 It c: quirt canaol i nert stnona I ; part.et are 04 licar and 31. or the The t atter ant to It nig* ro B rame 1.1 It 10 a t ither t (-'in • hi i a • r • t•; . t •tt !it )... 11 tt t 1. .• • i Itt 1., !It i t t at o I Llc • of IN la .1•11 tal I d .rl the t Sccre rt. ha pi .o lot it•u Arr.. s t f..r ar , tI) s. tl t n etc 841( . 1 t Jame Nerd stk. bta art UV! ▪ from aguii Riv fro,n Sept t It . . —C eßrit ; TI rts belot • Sun er. took r r. Lit I Ist idu Let les o anti loa • 1 IDet that 1 :goy fax, C • but or It t ail- VoI !dim 'tits anti tiro loyal strn cola evil owl td se rtha r a se ttion aim woe. Tin min it 1 1. to, • 1 rieud 11J cut egst hig Ta t race toI ralcu till tit ft!, s t the ur 10 0- Li t . tut all odor ~ ltnr . a I •lii...y ac . it:. rn woe 0 frn the toe ti t .l e par wL 1110 C eel ledb is, lee. to , I,av ii• vatic • it till o s ot rout • t tlw sr, h 3. It Pa ter tog ea t ter' NI Ott a'. 464 THEJTICE. DRURY -t. AWE. The comedy of A Bold Stroke fur a Wife seat performed last ni;lit with a de4ree izf excellence tleit deserved a more crowded audience. At half i:riee the attraction of Blue Btord, however, filled the lilt and lower lioNes completely. The Princess or wat.es entered Mr. A?I MUTE teS box just be fore the commencement .1 the entertainment. Her ROY AL HIGHS 111 wore a scarlet velvet pelisse and a turban. and au accompanied by tlit lady in waiting. ZING'S THEATIIF., OPEN-HOUSE. Richard the Third was perlOrmed, for the first time this season, last night, but the whnle effect of the !Aar was lmt, by eke hosmeness of Mr. Constr. In the scene with Lady Anne he as not audible, and muehi disapprobation was 'hewn by the audience as he left the atage. Upon his entrance in the twene with the Queen and Princes, he was :assailed with *Hisses and cries of Off! Off!" Mr. Cooks: came forward, and most respectfully addressed the audience nearly as follows : " Ladle. ard Genthoneu—Oa toy corning to t►e Theatre this rvtaiug, I found rnyself oppressed ■ sevreesessld amid indisposition. 1 hoped, however, to hate gone through wry arduous part without this appral to yuuc iirdulgenee ; but air hoarseness has an much increased, that I aro obliged to thus solicit your fixbearaure." The moment Mr. COOKE bad ended, the Thea tre rang with plaudits, and *ll disappointment was lost in concern for the individual alio had so often and so successfully contributed to their amuse ment ; however, in the fourth and fifth acts he ral lied, and performed with great spirit. Miss Nog- TON was very interesting in Leidy Axle. THURSO. SErr. 26. On Tuesday last, a hall was given here, in the Star Inn, by ROSS CAMPBELL. Esq. a native of this place, en his return from Spain. after a long absence in the service of his country. The com pany was numerous and fashionable; cley exceeded iii number 130. The rooms were magnificently iliuminate.d. Precisely at nine o'clock the ball was opened with a Spanish dance, by Mr. CAMP.- DELL and Lade CHARLOTTE SINCLAIR, the amiable daughter of tie Earl of CAITHNESS, to a favour ite tulle on that fictional and warlike instrument the Highland Itazpipe. Two sets were afterwards formed, with twenty couple in each, in which the Misses S NCLA IRS of Barrack, and the Misses WI h- LIAM%ON, of Oldfield, displayed great spirit and elegance in dancing. Refreshments were served out about midnight, consisting of the choicest and richest fruits that the season and country could afford; and at five in the morning the dancing ceased. Every person seemed to retire from Vie rooms highly pleased with the liberality and cour tesy displayed by their generous host. DUKE OF BUCCLEUGIPS BIRTH-DAY. On Tuesday, the lath of September last, being the anniversary of the birth-day of his Grace the Duke of Been.cum', Lord Lieutenant of the county, the Ist Iteginient of Mid-Lothian Volun teer Lifantry paraded in his Grace's deer parks where their arms were inspected by ANDREW' WAUCHOPE, of 'Siddry, Esq. and JOHN WAD.. CHOPE, of Edie.onston, Esq. two of the Deputy- Lieutenants of the county ; after which the regi ment marched to the lawn before Dulkeith House, where they drew up, and fired three volleys in ho nour of the day. The Dulkeith division, consist ing of three companies, upon this occasion pre sented to their respective Captains, ALEXANDER BRIGI:11, WILLIAM Orro, and ALEXANDER SAN orasom, Esq.'s three very elegant silver cups, with appropriate inscriptions, in name of the non commissimaed officer* and privates, and in testi mony of their high respect for them as officers and gentlemen. ills Maaesry is expected in town, to-morrow, to hold a Court at the QUEESI'S Palace. On Sunday the Princess Malts took an airing in a conch end boar by Virginia-water. On Friday morning the Countess of It.cntrrsit and family left Windsor for Dorchester. The Prince of ‘VALts's apartments at Windsor have been fitted up in the most superb et? le, of his Royal Righness's own invention, who superintended the execution in person. Di. Manny's stag-hounds hunted on Sa turdiiy. A Critic, in a Sloroing Paper of yesterday, says, !dm Witte'« age and appearance ar.• by no means adapted for so interesting a character as Mrs. hall, r." Mr.. Musts is about 33 years of age, and of a good person. What does the Cnttc swan ? Lord and Lally HOLLAND and family expected to sail, on Sunday, from Falmouth, ni the AM441:011 frigate, for Corinna. Lord MuLtuats very appropriatrlv sent the " Nick, all is teen," to Imam; home one of the Couyeastiwn-rakers and It is said of Sir ARTHrR WELLESLEY. that turn ing to the two Generals who joined him at V-- meira.,he asked, " Vita Alta we three tweet spin, " la thowiler, lightilinw, sad is twin?"— To which r: -tuterei HU K,.* SO lUMMeTaiI, a Hoes the bent' bury's Mt, " When the battle's lust and Ina!" The Marquis of Turman. is expected one visit to Dromoland, the seat of SirEowsan But. iu comity of Clare, in the count of the present week. The Christmas festivities at Ragl . ey Hall, the maignitieeat seat of the Marquis of Hravrono, iu NVarwiekshire, sill Mend Ohl English hospitality with princely splendour. For the areoinnithlation of the Prince of WADES. who has been invited to pass the holidays, great preparations are making there. Among • lie company expected are the Manilla and Marchioness of Howson's'', Earl Moist, Countess cy Lnermx atid Moms Sir Jllll,l and Lady Titancoasoacon, Lord and Lady (coact SZT:4OiII4 lord USAIIIT Moose, Earl of YalikUlSTa: ke. THE .1101 r. Iturse-Gilisda, Oct 10, toot. At a General Court-Nlartittl„ held at elyinouth. Doi k, on the i of Frisrunry, and continued by Aiiljourinnents to the ad of March followisfg e Liente. mint Thomas Layrow, and Lieutenant and Pay master Ames Nooh, alike Dorm( regiment of Mi litia, were arr.lignerl upon the undermentioned charzes, riz. _ _ _ Ist Charge, " For Uttering in a ocandaloas sod iambw manner, each as is as slheconoiing the sharseter of Officers and Gentlemen, by heating and leghttog Ensign Taylor, the► of the Dorset reciuirit,with eats, in the Dorset r linierstat mess.ruin, at tiltigshridge harrecks, on or about th:27fli of November, tem, to the prejudice uf good order and military discipline." std Charge, agaitot Lieutenant Thomas Layton only, " Foe scandalous :tuil in& ~,,, us conduct, unbecoming tbir character of an Officer and G. ittleittae, Ia having, at emend times previous to, and particslarly us or about the 9th of January, t eta, abused mid dazed area the character of Surgeon Charles Mastrrman of the Dorset rer,imcnt of by declaring to amidst: (taker (theta rt the Dorset Mi litia) that the said Surgeon Henniug was alowisaf twee, a paltry /Ana," o r illuin red • torecwd,' and by repeating the same slander the same day before several Olikers, (uue of whom eastheo nosier the Surgeon's rare so his professional duty,) thereby euileavotiring to &pude and injure the acrd Stamm Henning, from us:lli:ions motives, and to the preju dice of good order and military Upon which charges the Court came to the fol lowing ileci.ioa. name') That, alter having, mast maturely considered the o toile of the evidence both for and og mist the Prisoners, LieL:cnant Thomas layton, and Lieut. and Paymaster James Nooth, I bath glebe Dorset regiment of 'tlihtisitlas Caere Ia otopiuton, that, regarding the matter el the first coarse, the Prisorws, above mentioned am ir.t gritty, sod it does therefore m.erat them accordingly It appearing to the Court that I.ieute leant Thomas Layton acted io self.definsee ; and Lieut.:mud and Paymaster 'South was only a party in the affray, from having interfered as a =chafer. With respect to the matter contained in the second charge, the Court,sfter having considered all the circumstances of the case, do likewise find that the prisoner, Lieutenant Timmins Layton, is sot guilty, and therefore rreviits him of the same also. The Cont is further of opinion, thlt the promenter, Sur geon Henning, in brin;iug forward the first charge, after so long a period hall elapsed, and more espeeially, as he must have known the uulurtuome Wanes., alluded to therein, had been settled by Lieut.-Colons.: Pitt, who commanded this minimal when the affair was investigated, and silo had spade en maniple of one of the parties, and .s sneh settlement and arrangement Were sanctioned and entirely approved of by .the Major-General of the Brigade, and the Lieutenant Ge rat who then conanci:.d.'d in the Western district, it was by no means any p..rt of the said Surgeon Hettaing's ditty to have interfered, he not being a party concerned, or even at the dispute.; and assn, (ruin has 'lig brought it fi+rwvd"at the moinetit of a personal quarrel between him and use of the te,i ttes, the Court cannot but euus.der him, the said Surgeon Henning, to be actuated in this instance by untlicions motives. His Majesty having been pleased to approve of the hauling and opinion of the Court, and to con firm the acquittal of the Prisoners, at the same time has commanded, that it may be intimated to the prosecutor, Surgeon Henning, that after having taken into serious consideration the opinion of the • Court with regard to him, whereby it appears that he was actuated on this occasion by malicious &na tives, he does not consider Surgeon Henning a tit person to remain any longer in his service. There fore his Royal Illghness the Commander in Chief his requested, that it way lie coinusunieated to Sur iron Charles Masterman Henning, of the Dorset ilitia, that his Majesty hat pot any farther occa sion for his services, deeming to be acquainted with the day on which the same is made known to huts, as from that period he will cease to receive pity in Ili. Majesty's service. (Signed) FREDEILIC, Commander-in-Chief. TIIE TRENCH FLAG OF TRUCE. " DEAL, OCT. t 3. " The Russian Nobleman mentioned in my let ter on Friday, as having arrived on board a cartel in the Dowits, mid proceeded for London, returned here between ten and eleven o'clock last night, from (I hope and trust) an unsuccessful He came to the King's Hotel, and in ten minutes after his arrival wzis followed by Mr. Shaw, the British Messenger, also came post in the 'rear of the Russian Pleaipo. Mr. SIM* proceeded from Deal to Wahner Castle, the residence of Lord Hawkesbury, to communicate to that Nobleman the purport of his errand. In a short time after, it was intimated to the Russian Negociator that his departure from Britain must be speedy. About day break this morning . lie was awaked from his slum bers by the Coxswain of Admiral Campbell'abarge, who informed Into that the boat was really to con vey him to the cartel, which hail been kept iii the Downs in waiting. Not wishing . to be disturbed, he again slumbered, but the Adusinirs Lieutenant, alto proceeded to hi, dumber, aroused him from his dreams, and informed him that his embark ation must be immediate, as no delay would be allowed. He was accordingly lent on board the French fishing-boat that brought into here, and before this is landed at Boulogne." ANOTHEIL LITTER, SAME MAW._ " The fla b ..f truce sailed from the Downs on her return to France, this morning, about eight o'clock, with the same passengers she brought to England on Friday last. " The M ee c'ut t' ers (one of whom I am told was a Frenchman) came down last night at twelve o'clock, and slei.t at the Three Kings lin.. At six this morning they were summoned to l iroc*-1 ton their !passage home, and were quickly ushered on board the Princess of Orange. Admiral Camp flag-ship, where they were joined by the other Gentlemen (.s naval and Military Officer, both French), whn were not allowed to gn to Lyndon, and from thence immediately convesid t. the vessel which brought them over, being tor biatlea any communication with the shore more than alc•ul utely necessary." " DOVER. OCT. 23. The French boat, which brought over the Russian and M reach Messengers, wort back this morning, about teu o'clock, and would, in slt pro bability, reach Boulogne this afternoon. We hear from Deal, that the Frenchman was sent 0:' board the Bag-ship the Prioress of Orange ; he was dress ed iu regimentals, ainl had on two epaulits ; his rompamon wine green. The twat which brought them ass moored astern of the C'lgJe litigate until her return. Lord Himkesbury, who was at our Pilot a Court uu Saturday. set 4,11' immediately the Court broke up, ou account of tile .11 , 1i,Letieers' arri val. Owing to the indrof wind and thick weather the boat was nut seen from hence when She WI itt I,lto Ilse 13/Willie" •Puctus3t • • ••••• CRIB IterStilt ti ItEGSO Y. • The graral pugilistic eimiteat to IT roux:A this Jay by Ana rival heroes, was yesteeloy the subject of *semi eonrersa tyu the sporting etreles. It is expeettei to take plat* within Sit miles of London; "event of 4e amatearo thwi *elves hating been much .li.satisfierl with the fat:ailing Anse aft e the last 7reat battle between Gully a:t.t Gr.:gown ' looght in Sir John - Sebrittlit's Pr.rk. An ilaialf.lSC trylba is eX preit.,l, as there was a 'real drtgaud yeaterriay t a ehaittrs, hu7:ies, sad hack horses. The batik will be Arnett is • ya iiTt tope ritg. Girth's gerunds are Lis frieml Gully and Gibbon'. Gregsou's seconds arc Clsike and Jam., litcichcr. . • Gib and Grapon are •he two greatmt efuthins in :Le prro feti:os. The triewis of the twiner nulesU boast that he can earl y away more hutting than any mail is alge to give hiss.—.• He is tensideleil urinal to Gul:y in taste mid science. mol greatly superior to Unison in temper. Gregana's *iced* rely cl • -fly spun Lis tiresulean strength. Unless a elbows Mow. such as .he tremet;lons to, girt n by Gaily to Greg sun, should give au early use divisive turn to the ferht, tt is .spectril to be one of the test rest soul ;urge.' in the an. ball of pugilism. lie. shall 6:ive is full report of it to. 014/1 ruw. LONDON SIeSSIONS, OCT. !Voce the Itscotiose duff! a Bench of AtDrlltr.S. 'Casi Smith, Thomas efolloon, as Were (kwalay, • ere its dlied rot wanking Priscilla Cook, wife of Limes Cook, riblicas, Long-acre, on the teth of august last. Mrs. Cook deposed, that she scut to the Justices' Room, with this wife of the Defentlaut, to state her met fur her to tlie Aitken. ta, she havlbr stun mositat Defendant. Seattle. 'rho Magistrate dismissed the complaint. When the lVitursa and Mrs. Smith wee• coal out of the Other, the Defendants began to abuse them ; the Witweis said to her compantoo, don't let us have any comobaios here," and they . *cot away ; the Defend: et, Staab, followed they. tilled op his chew to the V . it nes., and shored it in her ace, envier, "she had not • '4f business there, and he would drive her teeth Jost. her throat." She desired hits to let her pass, web, dal out want to have any thing to say to him ; on which Deferielaut i , (hooky, came up, and spat twice in her face; anti the De fendant, Aughtuo eatertit hold of her by the arm, aad so•oe he would shake he r out of her skis, for she Lad no bosine,s there. On her cross.anumistatio t a ik l Mr. AR•11111 ; she said sbe n did not coma there to he • by a lawyer, and that she was not more her temper, when the assamit was COM. twitted, than she was thee. end she was not then roiliest, for she tumid look an .west man is the face—she hoped she had not miscalled him. Elisabeth Smith corroborated the teatimes , / of the hat Witness, and the evidence fur the prosecution timed. Two Witnesses fur the Defendants, proved, that C... l was the aggress, and the Jury, ithoet hesitation, wevoi:. - ;, , the Defendants. Jab. elbolk, keeper of Wilrs Coffie-lhourc, as. indicted for refusing to sieve as Constable iu the pamili of .tidgate, be being duly e:ected. Mr.!. a APP, iu defence, staled, that the rr (natant refused serving asConstable, under an ides that he nos exempted from serving the office, laihnviug a license (rem the Lad Mayor to keep a cosmos nee sod tietwailiug.huuse and the Lord Marx always cautioned persons who were ch osen Con stables, from entering into that line of (wain.-.. The RECoR/IR observed, there was no clam of men 't empt from Selling as Constables, even military men could ' be obliged to serve ; it had been even determitied women were out exempt ; seat if the Lord Mayor cave such instructions or (amities, be we. wrong, sal .be law would sot bear him out hi it. . . The Jur) found him guilty. Judguient was minted until nest Session. 11 r non! SoLatt,n and his wen were brought wo to receive judeinesit, they havi:se ploaded ,essity to as ttsilOrtwient tad Session, for keeping a hour_ of ill,feege„itsiamarerhatrect,, Vlset-street. Solomon an sentaace4 to pay a failai teat and to los consiiiittA to priiun until it is riatt-Ais was was iiarl use shilling, and discharged. CLERKENWELL SESSIONS. HICKS'S HAIL. These Sessions C01111110•11Celi, yesterday, before Wit MA ix - If •111/11G, Esq and the Bench Klein ices. Rickard Cittibcl:g was Untitled Inc assaulting and bemire Jobs Hudson. The Prosecutor, who is a weaver, deposed, that, nit the 33th of septrmbe; last, as he was returning from his em ployees, with wort, he was attacked by the Defendant is Wheeler-street, Spitalfields, who beat him severely, thonitli be defended himself sus wellas be was aMe ; and that on the next day, after bringing the Defendant before a Magistrate, he again kicked him M a very &sprees part. He selintivr ledeul that he bad formerly had a quarrel with the Defend set, and had ever niece avoided him, on irecoant of his quar relsome disposition. He also owned im bad been one of the mutineers coucerned la the mutiny at the bore, bat thee he had suffered severely foe it. Being asked whether he did nut challenge the Deblois.. the night before the assault, to fight him far tea /alums l he owned he had. Wm Wheeler, • friend of the Prosecutes, swore that the Defendant bad knocked him down three tames Warr he eindil save the goods le was carry nag from injiwy. The Defeulaist, es the other hand, said, the Prosecute/ amid the Witaeoi were is the eenstast habit of aggravating sad insubing him, and that be wow the person attacked. This way corroborated by a witness, who ass t the night befi,re, whew the Prosecutor abased the Dainiot. The found him Godly, sad he wee sentenced to pay a Ise of One Shdling. Mr. MAINWARINIO, at the same time, admonish.- I the Prosecutor that he ought to conduct himself re peaceably, after his life had hers forfeited for kis conduct at the bore • reminding him bow ill he conducted Lulli.:if .Ihile confine d is the House of Correction. Sneak Arial wan Oak. ted for assaulting William Allen The Proserutur and Defendant bail Owed together, is rather, to me his awn words, she had kept b Nu company, lint ii:son his distaresteieg to marry, she bad Itches ell iii the mast inituage. one tanner, threatening his life, sued, iu fart, Itati repeatedly essoatted and abused him. sh e weef o oed c, i ,i/r,„ and was ordered to find seenrity to keep the peace, herself in a recognizance of du pomuls, sod two sureties in to pounds each. A r rr iu Q.M. was indicted fur assauttico John Sias-hag The Prosecutor, who is • Clerk to a mare haut, stated, that as he %A, going along the City-rued, on the manias i..f the i sth of August L-st, be vas met by the IDefeeidaat, • Lo is a =uncials, who mopped him, and linhhog hew hut and mit* up to ha rase, need the most opproturom 1 and insulting las guage to him, following him -those a quarto of a suade, with a repetition i,l the same. It was attempted t.: account fur the discunt lietween the panties, ha extincti:.‘ from the Prose cutor so acknowledgment, that Le IRA& on a (newel I A rr a n i u n, intnerd the Defendant, by traducing his i hap aster ; Litt the ( . 01111 being a fiVitli.,4l they could not 1 , 0 in t o it, b e was foiled may, and senteuctd to pay a fine of are ski:kegs and eight leace, and to find securiiy to keep the peme :or t ti the months, himself in a recognisance of roil ouJ t•.!suret,es fur itf.l. each, and ft be imprisoned till he found sub se- rarity. Adult, /Vitrut seas lathered for satauftirg *ad stelestly heating William Ruston, a 'on, 0144111 i twelve %ears of wit, who swore t►e ltefendaut eat LIM severely w itb a cart, tea playiag wAls atr..ther buy, at nicker, stew Lissevia's-ims lief& ... Mr. Esok.hard. of Queeii-turert, Lincshisaita-llelda, soul another Grath snap. snore they .o the Defem. sii,• A a beadle is the employ of the Society .f Lioculde-iss, fur the purpose of ke.:pir.e thr squire clear of hoproper resoos, mite the child, awl, holdout him by the arm, not him wort einmertifull%; spun kelt Mr. Fowhsrt wised hit, aid brought hue before the Mag;strate, et aloe •street, by whom he ass committed. The Jul y'foued him C;.3ty, as:d he was sentenced to pay • Ilse of forty shilbues There belt g no forthc. ioi:oiss to come hef..re the Cost, theßeciader :Le Jura, soul Lite Session eloted