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N I, ' a : b.* D. 4771, Nov. 27. We are now getting a Ehle sprightly here; the Bails and *flieittre have been opened snide time; and this week RAUZLI NI t Oallueoccs lii course Concerts. which, I doubt not, from the acknow.. !edged excellence of the performer. ruga„„oetl, 1/0111 COAffil and irtruniental. wilt be, 714 usutd, 'ume rously and eleg.stitly attended. The purn;i-rootti loun.:ers have u.o:e Inure UM opportunity of their wand water to sow tame, as our ortleyVial; has kindly permitted the divine straits of HAN 9 lA. to vibrate on the ear, froid one o'clock till three, each day, Sundays excepted. Mr. COOKE made his .first appearance, this; sea sna, on Tuesday lost, in 11:. Alan of the World; he seems to be going oa soberly, and has attracted spledilitl houses. Miss J.tMtts.ots supported him admirably in Leuly norlolpho—she is certainly au actres:s of prainise; but, 1 fear, her voice will n eve r sufticiently strong and urns to give etfecr. to characters of iinportunee in the upper class of dra- wait exhibitions. 'The vigilant Master of the Cereurmies of the New Noon's. et.the retinest of many antweribers, is exerting hat be et en,leavours to prevent improper persons fr olformliug themselves into the pre sence of the Noblesse at the dress, and fancy (or undress) Belle- We understand several aspiring yositlis have already been' detected ; among the neat, a flashing Collector, or natiata4 to a great brewing firm in Beth. One would'aupposo that .if he possessed a tew grains of modesty, hi ne ver think of taking another hop, or of ;citing Ins ambition ran, and " sighing like fernery:* to es. sociate with quality of the fir.ft ton. l'art of a Scehe from It tsar. A";ve. Give the ward. Ed:•or. Sweet N oe tterii et. Kisg. Pass.—,'E.rit Edger, rkeepighly.) SALISBURY, Nov. 38. The presentation to the Vicarage of Kenton, in Devmothire, vacated by the death of the Nev. John Locker, haviug halloos by lapse to the Belson of EXVier, the Cuapter of Sarum nontinatesi the Br:. Joint Bachelor, A.M. to the sail Vicara.4l., %%mt. It his Lordsliiii has accottlingly given to Mr. Batche lor, and ou Wednewlay last collated him thereto. Miss Kelly, the datighter of a hely onee estimated ar uu acirciss its this city, then Misr Col, dins, has twice arwared this season at Soathisinp tots, for the brut-tit of • her Caber a..,1 mother, to overtioniog houses. This young iady is a charm -Mg actress and a lint-rate singe:, itlirittto rarely combined. Her voice poswesaes seat I,tillianey of toile. and she displays snitch Scie.oe anti execution. with a shake truly melodious. Iler liariletert ou ' the above occusiows were Letitia fierily, Adel', its The Havnte4 Tower, and Rusetta, its Lore ina 1 it. /age. T:•.ci air of " What it Wealth?" and many ode•rs, were received with bursts of approbation.— Miss Kelly has reeentlydeclinel a regular engage tor.it its the metropolis, ou sceoltut of her youth, hesog only fifteen years of age. S7'o/Z)1 AT COllll. Last Friday se x is about fire o'clock in the mordin i. was cxperiencsd one of • the most s.-were gales of wind ever remembered in the city of Cork. It cam: rid from the N.N.W., rad witn so touch violence, that it true up one of the largest trues In St. F hurry's church-yard. The chimneys of Colonel Young's house, near the Artillery Barracks, were blown down, and, fall ing 011 . the roof. drove it in, and carried down the floors of the back part of the house. Fortunately, noise of the family occupied that part of the build ings otherwire they must have been destroyed. It lwsiu an liti-rhore wind, the ships at Cove rode out the storin. His Majesty's sloop Arles, Captain Stewart, ilrit , gtml her anchors on the night of the 17th inst., AMC notwitiutauding the prompt exertions of her (*seers, got on shore under Cork Beg, at top of high water, where she. lay until four o'clock on the ltrth, when, we me happy to say, she was got off, nod is now riding in Nal'ety in the Roads. The .cause of her getting on shore was attrilasteil to the wind hiving shifted from blowing hard at S.W. to N.W. from which point it it an instaist blew as se vere u gale as we have fur many years remembered in this harbour. The Worm gun-boat, from Youghal, was also en shore near the Victualling-OfficF Quay, but will got off without material iniory. Many ves• got 'foul of each other during the gale oa the 17th, the harbour being very crowded ; however, have received such damage as to &able thew from proceeding to sea. L A Y/1/1. Nov. is. Wt liad occasion to stun, in a former publication, that some nightly meetings of tnisguided persons Ihtd disgraced a part of this county, (Clare) ; and that Anne injury has been sustained by individuals connected with the collection and valoation of tithes. We are now happy to say. that five fellows were brought iii here on Sunday morning last, and lodged in our gaol, againitt two of whom positive in formation has been sworn, for having been of a party *tiled White Boys, who Irat and ill-treated one Suatight, tube-proctor to the Rev. Mr. Kenne -11y. This man they took from his bed and cruelly ill-used, compelling him to swear that he never would be concerned is the collectiou of tithes, and forcing him to give up his book of valuation, &c. To the spirited and prompt exertions of Thomas Crowe, Jonas Studdart, and Robert Kean, Esys. the public are indebted for the apprehendwg of these offenders, whose punishinent will, we have no doubt, prove the best means of saving from de struction a number of other unthinking persons, who might be seduced to engage io '' r &co. slur. 19. The dispwsition which manifested it...4r in souse of the parishes in the We,t of this county, to siis- ' turh the peace, has reached the ear of Government, . and a subaltern, a serjeant, and ten privates of the Katmai cavalry, a ber of the Kilmote cavalry, and a sniialtern, a wrjeant, and twenty private, of the Kibosh infantry, have been placed on permanent dotty. To this force is to be tohhol a company of the North Cork 14 &tilt, an ()ilk!' having been received for that purpose. „i it Inn. Hull, Lord STAN I.EY and Lieut-Cot. 110 ItTON I 'Tc.. LAY/1/S. Nov. 111. IJirectors. The Members sissembl I et. et sly, itad f m ile had resided for the last 15 or 16 Years in °MCP% al L Ili .1111./1 a , SII S -lii,•• . -) , now ..... ..-....... ......wass--. from that hear until nine, the etiartettne of HAYDN, even se far Y. Mouchester. She wits also eel old %Vt. had occasion to stuta , in a former publication, America, and was one of the early itilialsitatits of MOZAKr, BEETHOVEN, &e. were performed, withquently by Bate to buy for her certain p hit that some nightly meetings of misguided persons thie city, in which he had invested the earnings of great setens:e, taste. mid delicaey, by Mr. TAY- iv. • - d man laborious years. Since tlle year le 33 lie ha, had disgraced a part of this comity, (Clare) ;an beer y , ..._ ..., . i oust drugs, end to transact other concert a I I therattee of the ends of her frunduleot uad di LURE. At half past Mote an depot supper, 11'011 11f . clerk or untie smite superintent mit of the sistiug of all the delicacies' of the season, wag laid that some injury has been sustained by individuals earl purposes. Whether Winifred 11011.1 hat 'btuvaluation of public works : and had in that . . situation acquir e d a out by Mr. Gaiter., with his usual taste; ' . after connected with the collection and . reputation for mese% and virtues, unanimonsty . nu necomplice or a diem of Mary &annuli. which, catches, glees. madrigials, Etc. etinelteleA tythes. IVe are now happy to say. tnat five fellows totsed d few. Ithe •wil l last, an d genic eto His es, to panic it not not appear very clear ; itt ale eveuts, she is a an evening of the ntmovt harmony end conviviality. were brought iii here on Sunday Ino h rning . . i be ea.. to re , r. material militate when the dark business Clll ir A Mr. Ise/urge, the Emperor of all Colijurers, lodged in our gaol, against two ot wam p l c:sewer - 1., o);ivote pit m 1 1 li r. .ttt m was a faithful and b e 44:1 41".itirt"I' es formation lies been sworn, f o r wing . eeti o a will open hasTheat re, at the L)ceuneiii the Strand,the bodies of t Ir. Trosirsoe of I - litT - it . • • husband , d fond f h 11 has ' party *tiled White Boys, who b••at and ill-treated R. 1.1 11111.111 1111 a . tit er. e .. „ , , ly e too S a t u rd ay , for the setsce.r. rTC tot R, of Submits, and hit sepretiect tics Lincoln Theatre closed on Saturday the lath. flae Suftights tithe-proctor to the ~• , , R ai , M r , K enn ,. left behind him a most amiable widow anti three ” in tlin small children . Of the loss the havesuffered This 111511 they took from Ins DIM anti cruetty , . ~.. , .were tutfortiniately ilmwitel by the sysettin after the most rueeteisfill reason die Manager ever "Y• , y.. , , pletetirt• hoot, o ff Soletsratie, Oa Moeda eaear that he never experienced. Mrs. T. liossierson's benefit has ill - used , compelling 1 . 1 " to sw of i were cad be felt than express...l. Hr was auout y, t Ca - 4.5 scars of age. would be concerned . is the collection tycies. . . of Septeinieer, have 604,11 picked no off Veils e i . • always been a bumper; but on Fry it was* coin- 7 and forcing him to give up his book of valuation, NA ednestlay„ the Loan PRoVoRT, Mitßie pleto overflow. The paKangcs to the pit and gal- Lieutenant U. M. deeesoe Is appointed to His and endue?, of Edi-tburgle e tt e it i o medy em 4 ea' M lery *cr.! tilled lit au early hour. and every piece in kc. etc. . . and MAJEsTIes skip Bustard• the, fteedven of that city upon Sir Sae Vet. the boxes was taken. Vo't. oloserred Ludy MAI- exertions of Thomas To the spinted prompt . . . Vitale• the wife of Thorns, Green. and Fanny , the le. 11..--We understana that the LOU() Pt It . Crowe, Jamie Stu . ddart, t d Hobert Kean, Es• re seem. nod her beautiful daughters', Miss ELLniON,I . wife of Beeitimin Spicer, were lust week committed aild Magnerates were to give an eleeaut ent lilt a the h d the public are indebted for . appr . e en tug at and inicie of our &Angeles, on back sent% in theto the Cestle of Dorchester, charged with triarrel- silent''. leo Friday, in Fortuer's titeern, tot ..,i - offenders , whose punishment will, we base r front bates. The RiAlit lion. Lord and Lady these , • • _,. • e __ eng and fighting. on &malty , the lath instant, in lent Admire', and a Ig" MONSON, and the Earl of AI examtounte were in °° anunt• rave the Debt 'nem" °' "'mg """ 1 de- the perish of Tolptidelle, immediately before the of disenctioe. linen! ned m•li.ary officers; & i, f struction a number of other utsthinking persons, , , Mre. T. liteasaTsmett private hoz ; atoll such woe .. ~ commencement, and duriog Divine Service. testiosiouy of their respect for the services eel iish who right be seduced to engage tut s r acts. night ; IC • the number of persons who had purchased ticketset twelve o'clock, on Sunday a man by this meritorione officer to his King and et . kir the night. and coni.l not train admission, that NUT. 19. o. found w eltering in his blood, in South Andlev- "sieve...en tie man, w.:it er ir 0? fe ll ow . , 'lllt • '• Me Roniernestc ovine fors aril to say, that, to ewe- The dispinsition which manifested itiwir in some • street ; lui Wis takers sip by the watchman, and ' • Ai the rent is tcari,r rear rrtrie".a. CO , v en t an y di sappo i n tment t o thole w h o h a d j u t te d. of the parishes its the We,a. of this county, to she- expired in ale* minutes after. The body wee So NM a tztent totttter, MO so say I ; thee P. .... ad lioneuring the Theatre 01 that occasion, the curb the pence, has reached the ear of Government.. conveyed to 714onsitestreet tome-house. The'de- • advise all Cio.e.who tii.ek with ne -, t o l ose a tie • . Same pea-matinees slimed be repeated on the Se- and a subaltern, a serjeanfs and ten privates of the (tensed was owned. pettedly, us a coachmen As the Thsr Linter:: •4 !reel ?may ire witil to contain YI hes • Kurrlav ; w:lteh a.lunnee Villi 4 received with great ap- Kilrush cavalry, a similar her of the kilmote e , n pe.,• o f Mr. Is —sae., liaelesteseman. ism ( :leen.- eitectice of .lee. for :ri it are to be found P ly a ... • , ? Lease. It w a s a n a dditional istesoure to the even- cavalry. and a sehaltetn. a setjeants and twenty nor-Mews , end drove a carriage for eer. Seeereale Tara's, I?...usatut, Ten Tkoass4d, true TA l ir. mg. ilia Hotwithstan di„,. 4 . i i„, I ,, s „„ ra of t h e Th e .. private, of the Kilrush infantry, have been placed of ?Vol:me-street. it is buirttOsed he fell o ff the Oar Dentereef, &ii. etc. bi.... I,r*hlesi two !v.:t acre, the striettet attentien was bli•erved during the on permanent stony. To this force is to be 101401 b,,,,. n , a sla t e o f i n t ox i ca tion, as the e sot e ri c ar i d 'Proses of eat, Wiole liektis each. by ,I i : performviers, the whole of which were received a company o f th e N or th Cork M nitro , an order caret-ere were stopped, without a driver, at Hite- R 106,000 oat be g need. It goes roe meth tuost distioeuishol approbation. having been received for that purpose. PAti.-Coruer • turnpike. . • Tuesday, 13th of December. Lovse 0 . ' ...: ,"- a 7y~! !14 POETRY. T:117. C117 , .!•:N LIND WiNTER-A MASQUERADE . SONG. 'mom TUt POPULAR NWiFL OF :mu IMITLEY. Cold sre the 'items on Greenlanirs coast, Where breakers (dice mat the h,llur ; But !use is th Greenland limiter's host, Ilis pole-stir—bis r;tluw. Joyous he welcome, solar ray, Daaein: the twilight all away. 'Moro the Sun o'er his bitty lout/mu rides, la his rAlast cJiarse thus sirrioinding; to his fne-clad sleds° through the sallies be slides, Where the hear and the heaver are Impisttalitsou How j vihl the spurt of s Greenland day, Huiaing the six month. suet away. Pals is 'Ow light of the Po:ar Star, rivns the chase that dinrtc him so weary, When tl..rsun is the ocean sinks his ear, dud consigns hit., to kite's sit dreary liven hies sweet in the items of hi, lose to :ay, Sluitibtriug the six months' tit:ht sway. AN IMPftOMPTV, • OH HEAHTH6 THAT A N WAII trnt nrA virsT CA LiBILIS IPUrAIL , AED OAR ARMY AT LIS HON. Gail , Canning, iapirvl will) a Fail iora hart, Declar'd that Wismar and Ins triecdu would isupart New glney to Etiaimol, her hl/414/tlr revive, And the French lo the Devil would %peedily drive; " MI the Tad. nu," h , : had the country ulelane, I;;lii,a`d was the glory of b, bright sun ; A nine-poiinder they ..rut, ?two: le aelirer, And lionapartes power in atoms le blington. MIGISTY. THEATRE. Mr. Cot.vvates comedy of John Bull tlis play.4l,•onte 111)VeltliS. lost night in its cost of parts. IIEiCAMP, who bad condescended to delight audience in the pot of Dan, on is former wrs the oulistititt , . for Mr. li.tisstv in To Shlk. to): ; tlr. Ntarritews ta..4alued the part of Jialt. and re,a,:ned that of Sir Si.aon RodLik, iu which he hal guided so much a l iPlowt. to Mr. 3'eni.7v, who. however, insprorted the part N'er rerirero , .Iy. Mr. Joie srose and 7dm. SPA nxs, is Mr. and Mrs. Brsilicrteddery, kept the ben • i peal, of litta4hter, and received m ach s p. I.a. a , . Jot, Thornberry, and his fair de ughtkr, never had wens jns. or interestil_ representatives al an Mr. BANNtSfIiR 01101 Mrs . H. SIOP(11111. The play went off with !cowl effect The grand root:awe of Iliac Beard followed, with uudinuuished attraetion. • The .Itouse • was greatly crmetied, Hod displayed mu fashion. The rbwnger Marciti.rwia of Bath, College*. of Barry /once, Veteottuttee Stisfl tlo.tourasle Mr. Lamb, awl the Michael Seymour. C00n5e.,14141. AWE.. lOWA. ly•••••••• arm, ••••• - Oh f.•;Qale Awethyst, vote lately ,sate La TLct a, were prePast. His Royal /lig:mess the Duke of Sussex gave *grand dinner, yesterday, at JACQI.III:II . b Hotel, iu Bond-street, to the Pottrui.ulisi: ANID.MALWit, add several other persons r.f distinction. Mr. SKeeetaGeos was yesterday id a rair way of recovery. The Counters of Essex was yesterday considered lry Doiaors YAUUMAw and Bat Lee, much worse than on the preceding day. Sir Joao and Lady Clone left Ttiouts's hotel yesterday, for their seat serer Oxford. As t h e Porttiguese macs were found Midi -plate to the task of coliveyisig . the British artillery, it may possibly solve the eiligina. why au many cues were dispatched to assist in our operations. . • The Earl mid Contains of SLYTON are expected, • en Thursday, at their house iu Arlington-street, for t:te season. Sir AftTULA: WILLEArry, in one of his dis patches, cout o l:tios that the frisa horses attached to his army were nothing but mere jades. General Fusin, to another d o affirms our Com manders to have jilted his country. This is a woa tlerful mieseitlence of opinion, nod most amply re lates the charge of a want of unanimity. Wtditestlai last, the first iutetilig of the Hull Harmonic society took place at the Neptune Inn, Hull, Lord STANLEY and Lieut-Col. Hoe - run IJireetors. The Nlembers assembled at six, :tail from that hoar until Mee, the qiiartettos of HAYDN, MOZAttr, ISIATIIOIfLN, &c. were performed, with great science, teas. mid delte4ey. by Mr. TAY t) RE. At half past More an devout supper, roil- Milting of all the delieseiea of the season, was laid out by Mr. Gaiter, with his usual taste; after which, catches, glees. madrigals, &c. conelitileA au evening of the utmost harmony end conviviality. Mr. Isot.ray, the Emperor of all Conjurers, will open ha*Theat re, at the ceum, in the Strand, on Saturday. for the seitscii. Lincoln Theatre closest on Saturday the 19th. after the most successful reason the Manager ever experienced. Mrs. T. Rom:arson's benefit has • always been a bumper; but on Friday it was* com plete overflow. The passages to the pit and gal lery wer..t• tilled nt au early hour, and every place its the boxes was taken. We observed Lady MAI. went. and her beautiful daughter/1, Miss ELLiseat, and mass of our &grates, on back seats in the front boxes. The Right lion. Lord and Lady Musson, and the Earl of Munamtounti. were in Mrs. T. Ritaeaesox's private box ; moil such was • the number of persons who had purchased tickets our the night. told con'l not gain arlinimion, that Mr. Roalleeson mole fors aril to say, that, to pre vent any disappointment to those who hail inteml cd honouring the Theatre on that occasion, the Same pea-mama:es should be repeated on the Si ',wady ; which annnnee was received with great ap plause. It was an additional pleasure to the even ing, that liotwithstateling the pressen of the The atre, the striete,t attention was ole,erved during the perfor.nalees, the whole of which were received it:: most distinguished approbation. DRURY-LAWS. A.VERICAIY ICINUFAcruR4s. Extract of a letter from a gentleman of Colum bia, to the Editor of The Georgetown Gazette, dated August „I rode down to Colonel Hamilton's, yesterday, by invitation, to view his screw-press . for packing cotton in poplar or wahoo bark. This project had heard of before, hot did deem the thing practicable ; fader l 1 thought it a visionary scheme; tuyself however, as well .iss a - number of other gen. elemeii, had ocular and satisfactory demonstration that t7ei pounds of coning thinn be pressedinto a bark envelope, or hug, the contents of which, its cubic measure, are hilly 14'cubielert. The press WO/ about fifteen mommies ln picking the.hale ; and the whole operation of putting the Cotton into the press, screwing it down,,sewing on the coyer, cording the bide, and hotness d out oftheniess, might consume about otie ." • .• " He has threcof theie_presWek, which cost him fifty dollars a-piece, lot the wprkiiiisoship only'• The bales ore square, look very iseatts and are very stroiq, about folirund •ti half feet loni4, two feet ilee;), and a foot and a half wide. The bark, ropes, &r. which conturs-e the cover, weigh about twelve pittwiels• He packs tell bags of cotton, covered in this way with %tic amid mats, for the priet:of five yortla of cotton Isa4ging. This saves I • amine tenths of the experne of bagging for -liis cotton ; renders bins ineleyenilesit aio fotrigu manufactories for that urtiele.,anetherefore lea. susceptible of injury front the/embargo. " I likewise •tolik a look Id tie looms. They wease.cottom wool, sad die hair of. horned cattle, into good substantial cloth. lie will make commit of it this sear, he says, to clothe ail hi. OVRIOOIto The cloth is twilled - , awl will be very warm and lasting. " Lie %hewed us a calf of the English breed, fire months old. 112 loss it would weigh front 300 to 250 ponorls ; tias had only half the milk of the dam. He had 35 of his )ear's lambs shorn some time ago; the average weight of their art-crs Was two pounds a-pieec. lie likewise carries on the tanning business extensively. His bark gin, with thirty saws, will reduce to flue powder three twos of Imes a day, he informed me, and the force ne cessary to %sok it is but a two-horse power. IVariteg'% paper-mill goes on well. Leaped in a short time he will be able to supply the whole state; least, the upper part of it, with that ar ticle, of good quality. From The National! Intelligeneer. wastitYLTors, seer. , 20. Yesterday, the vault of the Court Room, in the North wing of the capitol, fell down. Several workmen, umber the direction of Mr. John Lega tion, the Clerk of the works, were under the %%tuft, lowering clown that past of the centre which still stood under it, just before it tell. A loud crack gave notice of their danger, and all of them es caped out of the windows, or under the adjoining vaults. excepting Mr. Lenthall, who, to judge front th , .• place in Which his body war found, wonted only a single step to have secured his retreat : but being outer that part of the arch, the centre of which had been removed out Friday, he was slid.- - doily bailed muter lama) WWI Of bricks, and must have been instantaneously deprives! of sensation and 446. • -s. • Mr. Lenthull was born at Chesterfield, in the ccuaty of Derby, in La . glwaci, and brought up to the busitiess of s carpr,,ter. Ile was in his ) omit much employed in the mines, anal had acquired • thorou4:l knowledge of the roamer of win king. them, and or all the machinery u.td in that part ui England. He was not less at:spans:AA with the cotton works, and, joining itu insatiable desire of knowledge to a strong memory anti sound jutig went, his acquaintance with arts and telienc..s, not itumedit:tely connected teeth ;his tniule, was qry s'im'ile, awl by no means slight. tie was also a siqwrior draughtsman, and of his own particular bii , iiiess a perfect master. Though of very mud& , 1 rate stature, his'persomil strength .and activity weir unequalled, a.tut the comniand he acquired of all those who were placed under him, was achieved by his own superior ability. Tlw ftsll utility of so many and such extraordi nary qualitteations of mind and body, so seldom ed its the same min; was somewhat abated by a reserved exterior, and a rilid adherence to his own principles and opinions, which nothing could bend ; nod no is slight acquaintance his character was not coucilhiting. In the execution of Ins public duty, and especially in the entstroul of expeouliture. lac sea, so inflexibly Jost, as to be often thought haesh ; but when acting in his intl . vidual character, the be nevolence of his head could not be unshaken, and he was by all those alto hail known him long. as much loved as respected. He haul resided for the last 15 or 16 years in America, and was one of the early inhalsitents of this city, in which he had invested the earnings of many hthorious years. Since Ile year I KJ3 Ile has beeps clerk or iinroodiate superintendaiit of the public works, and had in that situation acquired it reputation fur talents and virtues, unanimously conceded to few. His lo.: to the public it will not be easy to repair. In Ovate life Ibis. Leuthall was a faithful and raectionate husband, and a fond father. lie has left behind him a most amiable widow and three small children. Of the loss they have suffered wore eats be felt than express:al Ile was about 45 years of age. Lieutenant IL M. JACKsON is appointed to His MAnsTles ship Bustard. Susie. the wife of Thomas Green, and Fanny, the wife of Benjamin Spicer, were lust week committed to the Castle of Dorchester, charged with quarrel ling and lighting. on Sunday, the 13th instant, in the parish of Tuiptiddle, immediately bereft the commencement. and during Divine Service. At tweve o'clock, on Sunday night; a man W.ls found l vreltering in his blood, in South Audley street ; he *is ta'slett up by the watchman, and expired in tile* minutes after. The body. Was conveyed to 714erustt--dreet bone-house. The'rtc ceased was owned. yesterday, us a coachman At 'the collars; of Mr. Ma's ' , hackney-man. iu (+wry nor-Mews, and drove • t : ariiiige for Mr. STEfikaT. of Slirane-tAreet. It is supposed he fell oil the boa. in a state of intoxication, as the horses• iota t.trr;Hge were stopped, without a driver, et Nth- . l'at h-Corner turnpike. W tvtELLiCE.vit. COURT OF ZING'S BENCH—NOY• e•. TYR RING e. FRANCIS DROWN WRIGHT. This person haviitg been prosecuted for a lan opou Government, published iu The Lieerpo Chronicle, stud - sutlered judgment to go lt default, was t judglisent of the _,.various affidavit ljefendaist, loyalty stun The Leurned anent* of the the heinousness a tendency to r in the army Goverittneist could have beets more seditious. . tempt:sous of the present Administration, at nothing more deserting of puuisinnent. He wool however. do the Uefenslnut the justice to obvert that lie had, since the publication iu quest,o seemed t ohsetous of hit fulilt ; and, therao u, consideration of that, and his wherol good ch ruder, the Court wily adjudged hint to be imp suited in the common gaol of the county of 1.4 caster for six enktidttr _mouths, and iu the me time to be comutittcd tb the custody of the I\lt shill of the Manthaissess • CITY OF LONHON V. 11.0\G. Lord ELLEssuottnytat intimated to the Con tirst it mould be imptisnltle to undertake the tr of this cause next term. 90 4011 - 01.101 k or line pre.e.o.: of other matter; attd tberciltn'e they should p 0 pullet it to the lirst Alomhtv its Knitter Term. Lind haviivi ititlertd judgment to 4u ri this . 11 1 001 br•ught ■p for the tin. f the Court. Ulwa a former oecasim luvits had been read iu behalf of tl giving him so ett►ellent ch.iracter fi uttaehintlit to Consti tot . rued Junin:, in pronouncing the vent re Court, took oceluirra to enlarge Ng inevii of the offence, whic% ha. said tu. to alienate the minds of persons servii 7 and navy from their attachment to ti it ot' the Country.. tictttiag, he thought ',eel, more geditious, nor more cu COL' itT OF CO MON :'LEAS• • W U 110 t. WEST. In thi4 rase, us reported in mu paper of yesteril ,Ir. Serk ant produced in Court the pm of Attortiev: mithore.ing I:reetinay to sue in name of the Plaintiff; Ow! Court, on nispecti fmnol It %TUB regular ; lint were still of opinion t Urrenway brought this action, knowing that fact nothing was due from the Defendant, from ((.ircenway'N) threat, that he would 44 bgatat hit They therefore made the 'lrk absolute, chars hun with the Defendant's coots. LONDON SESSIONS--GUILDII4II.4 Nov. as. ileAre t4e LORD 51•11'011, RFC , wed a Pent A I.ltrltaliN. Ssrai Merit was found csifil of assaulting Mary Cu. land, on the lid of Augur, by striking Iwr am the to( k a frying-pau, which eitilan;ered her life —SI.e was acute to hr imprisoned taw month is the Poultry Compter, at find security for her goo.:Viola( far tsetse mouths. John .aolh was found ymiley of assaulting Thomas fit ou the night of the 13th of (blither last, i.t the street, the Ilansios-Home, by heating him severely.--Tiwee w attempt to prove the Prosecutor was intOILICILIta at the but it failed. The Court seuteneed him to pay a ane of tol. .I!ary 11,4er oas huddled for keeping a disorderly in Cradie rourl, in the parish of St. INary.Ause...-She negnisr.il for want Of evidence. There betog Leo other busmen', the Session closed. Pt GLI usric H 0.4 X. • A man arrived in "a . ..warmth, on Tamale; last, en , summed himself as the et letwated Crib, sat that hers. &mu her the eurtosse ns arefairagin-jeso at the Globe oot grant. Gortenon, to &lei anima match fur meat ho gutmene, himself to be barked 4 a Royal Duke, anti 0 wine tither 'ok. liact•••r The tont took, and th, oat It aired on by tivi knowing-ours, who were fir.l) as lie was the pelousitte replysealcd,vuS, Iu consequence, kindly rode, and Misers rest express, to tl.air countrefi to apireast , down of what was gain; lam wsmtt. About o'clock on Weilmsilsy, a large party, on bombs• elisisis, inennTst whJos ware set oral gentlemen !leg; (s;11i an metre surgeon, is cam *4 dents.) with aummons pedeatricis, were seen stems'; rum se towards time sr.:ae of action. Crib walked glow rompsuied by war .A lb. knowir.:-one.:, after r.•s.ati etorcat:ea to that a chaise, ands:rived at the Globe • appointed ordered a roam, awl pat na his dr.m. rune co'cl•rtt: camac, and no if.:sms or Doke Jr. the people began to he iniput tent, and inektml u' set std Ilr. CiiS, and thr•ateued to ten hint its a litaakt I still persist-Al in tits :toe>, and irminiuded that Gee; a nut tueet him, awl lie, of commie, should claim the to 150 gni:true; 11,1•• ..ot being satisfactory, they were p. iug to tri•nt hint roughly, when as °dicer et the easy Wool him as helongin; to the navy, aa4 labuentag mintal derangement and, taking him under hia prom the CFO* e. dispent &LWOW. in:tamed quietly to their I ashasmilof twin; homed—others, determined to Law fun fur their walk, devoted the evening to Batches. A very long examination of Winifred an agent of the notorious filar, bateassta, place, un Thursday, before the MagiNtrar Leeds. This rcoatan was, it appears, vira l by tier sorceress, to carry letters from her at I directed to Wii.t,t4u PLatGo and others, a pot them, ns the 044:1119 . 4011 required, into the offices at Bradford, Kri• i ;hiry, Hurliktrlieh even as far as Manchester. She was also set quently by Ilate to buy for her certain p ohs drugs, and to transact other concerts theraiice of the ends of her fmtiduleot um) di cal purposes. Whether Winifrcd Bowl list no accomplice or a Jape of Mary I;.itein.m. not appear very clear ; at all events, she IA material evirieace when the dark - business col be judicially investigated. 'rite bodies of Mr. Trosmsoil, of riyt Mr. Fosvca., of ;CHI his cipreni.ci were unfortunately ilmweird by the sipsettin ph-a.m.• hoot, off Snleonitse, on Monday, t of Septein h er, have been picked op oft Vett: etinesday. the Loan I'movosT, Magh and Ottanei; of Et Ii ototohnouAy Col tire fretrandi of that city wino Sir S V Et. understand that the LOUD Pt and Macagrates were to give an elegant eni meat,' tai Friday, iu Fon att's tlrern, tot lent Aslntinti, neat a c umber.,l• Nobility. of distinction, naval and m li.aty offieera t I testiosiouy of their respect for the services re by this meriterions officer to his King and 0 tr. yr si An the man, w.:st er fellow, Al the reit is Fattrr ref rrtrieqe. So said a trtrat unincr, and so say I ; them a d v i se a ll tho.e,ralin th.ok with ni,„ to lone s Tba Lottery v 4 nevi miry be said to cifiltellt essence. of .I:ft. for :n It ore to be found P Toeltly T',..usagri, Ten Vioxsz44l, tivc Th t o ar Thoosowl, ike. Ste. besides tyre "Plittelt of ;:ou It liektis each. by RlOll,OOO luny Ite g uned. It goes rot • Tuesday, 13th of lecember. Love.