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ty assembled at lionlJgne, tow. invasion of England, he has been partition the Prussian Monarchy, and -7ittorious standards upon the Banks ierien, to ditlate a peace to the Em lA. Yet the invasion of England may object nearer to his heart, and more rithin his contemplations when that assembled, than the subjugation of Conjeaure is, therefore, fairly exercised rArioas views with which a French force is 'ng at Bayonne, exclusive of its avowed Portugal. Some think that It may be ttempt lreland,and as the Spanish Ports :ulated for sending out an expedition to . Another conjedlure respelling the ob army to be assembled on the Spanish that BON Alt A IT& now seriously intends in to France, or to place one of his Spanish throne. irgh Mail arrived, yesterday, but the Papers come down only to the 10th isive. They bring nothing of any a Swedish Bulletin, dated Stralsund, 4th. It announces a sortie of no aso- .st ; and that on the 2d, a heavy can immenced from the batteties von the Tks. LIT, a King's Messenger, left town, ty night, for Harwich, with dispatches GAM Bits. He also carries out a great :harts and maps of the coast of Zealand, of the et,untry. &c. accurate Copy of the Bi ll introduced in the of Parliament, intitled •' A BM to regulate the Assessment and Collation Icecied Taxes, and of the Tax upon the :ofessions, Trades, and Offices," is preceding c- him Is ,wing vessels. of the Jamaica fleet, are for, viz, the Britaiwza, Giese; ACK ; Limit Ni Iron, GR A Y ; F or t i t e ip. PEAKS; L.ealts, BAILEY. and the DEN, ; !Manse, CYHA R ; /- HA W ; and the Gdsksi Fleece, LA Braes' ; t!,e thr.te latter parted on tl.e th His NI AJ ES t V'S alp Clad. g, Captain Ma today, from I . :melon, at rived at Madcrra on the 18th le.:. n the 21st, to company with the Three L.O nut v, tot Surinam. dove. ANDERSON ; Mace 'te Hero, G •11D141111 ; born Leriden. fet ,ata, passed Madeira, in company. ali Itith July. Duncan outward hatind East Inds omen 21st May, lat. 86 42. S. long. i 11.65 nn Portsmouth on the 4th March, with c -nvoy of the Anti-lops. , W. Coogan, who commanded the Ga'alea, with five officers and ;0 men, Lynx, of 16 guns. and 161 met., on .ast Januaty, ha; been promoted to the Commando: in His Ma/ese v's Navy. on application of the Lards of the Ad lis AJESTY, to enable them to make comotioa ; there being an Order of Council ..st any Lieutenant being promoted to the rank Commander till 1:e hcs served two years, which • Coombe has not done by several months. brave officer fought this desperate so. ; three times beat off in the boats from when, in addition to the loss of one of in a siinilar brave admit. he received a his thigh above die former amputation. via Ga ant, Ssq, of Thorley-iiall :rad douse, Herta ; of Rothiemurchus. in in. 21 and of Lincoln's-inn-h welds. London ; arrived at Grimsby, and proceeded to litaftors of that borough for their suf represent then; in Parliament, is the event vacancy happening.—Mr. Gianr declares staunch friend to the Constitution. to unconnetted with any patty whatever ; and desirous to promote the trade and prosperity men and port of Grimsby; which, from its n (Mr. GRANT is of opinion). is capable cf tendered, by proper attention and exertion, first in this kingdom. We understand . was very favourably received. ,day afternoon, the St. Clement Danes. or GLOUCESTER'S Light Regiment, met at I;iarcier.s, where, after having been tJ told off by their own Officers. they minutely inspe&ed by Colonel JENKEM. inspeSing Field Officer. After going usual nainemivres, they passed in quick try time. it:l I, returning to the regular tJe a grand salute. /al Southwark, the lit Surrey, the Cam. '!rim. Wandswortt. Greenwich. Dept- Lewisham Corps of V .iunteers, are making exertions to fill up their vacant ranks, and . hemselves in military tallies. ..st trial Paper states, " That Government eceived more than probable information, that iv.* has been transferred to Borearaare mish Government, in exchange tor Euro ..iions."—lt would seem to require pretty proof before so extraordinary an exchange of my could be credited. Monday se'onight, arrived at ETT ves' Hotel. • two Russian gentlemen of the board of avigi;ion of that empire. They are de ellossian Government, end have obtain mission of ours. to study the various civil engineering as praltised in Britain. purpose they have already, in company with earners. examined many of the principal of t.l.is nature in England and Scotland, and trevelkd northward, with the view of attend -some time s to the operations upon the Cale- Canal. uly she army ILe ir for the it oar ble to Part iti ge ,hating his vi ad, t h e Niemen ish or Of ROSSI A of a re been an the ediately wi tat rtny was first sista. Co* apt int pea the solo* re. .w assembling esigns against , en tuployed to att; e well calcula hat country. eels of the an n. ontier is, tha to to unite Spain Ite family on the S ;: t A o:strnbur .y e,.;.$ P of inclus • i nte rest, but a e August the 4th a to =cut on the Is nanade commi re enemy's works It. Mr. Woo t. L nt en Wednesday r• to Admiral C number of dm Jll interior of so An accurai List Session ip. at amerd and re c the Assesse sel I'mors, P:1 sh he given in our p The 1-4:rm' unaccounted re- Grad, Fri AR ; krh. • 7 Avow, OLD: IS. Jaw, Br Am Mous, for Bi Wit inst. - wit! . ir- The Wilthni la- for Demerara, ids aid sailed on Broolmn. 1 Las Peale NAIR ; and the rib the River Plat well, on the I fhe Led fJ MO wee; all *rill he She railed (roe n, a Beet, under i Lieutenant di- boats of the C ".:•• and took the J b y the tat of last rank of Comr re. I the express a os• ' adralty to Hi t he the promotio, against any I al- of Command: is Lieutenant C set, mi na , this b tion, he was ef- the Legs, Id tde his legs, in the wound in his But JOHN PETS TvryforJ-Hou verness.shire; not last week ar b e canvass the t trages to repr re - of a vacant' ad himself a s 6 t h e tally unconni tans highly desiroi of the town : as. sizsLition, (M sake being renders cc one of the t Mr. GRANT I :on- Wedne.d.r of Duke of GL and Lincoln's-inn examined an, ollY were very in icial sow, the Ins oat through the u and ordinary ground, mad bo T he Inyal helm% Cl o do ford, and Lev exertiu pt:fe.ft therm A Minist he have receives an South Ansel: ug by the Spani the pan &mini: strung proof tL territecy con 1:31 OH Mood. f t• Tavernen, is Inland Navi, to put, l by the • ed the perm to branches of i'"N* this purp TaLroi et 1 4 - arks of tLis have tratrelle t'• ing, for sora anion Goa I* c.' • $ • • " • • 711 • 41, • PARISIAN FASHIONS. the *Waved hat, called, a rissiiible, daily diminishes hi member. They ate of white straw, of impious fashions, NNW large and list, and sew those which are nett at the awas, nit wide fiche the cheeky and forehead. The girls of fifteen am still at open war with the women of a tenant age. At thirty 7t•ts, my they, as ought to have no pretension to dress.ase ought to shine no longs in the concert, and figure at the ball. These sentiments have leased the young ladies to adopt fashions that suit only theaselses, and of this number are the robes which accurately exhibit the shape from the waste downwards like • pair of drawers. The Ladies of 33 years, however, whom experience hes endowed with address, are eat to be discoweerted so easily. They wear robes that skew the shape of the limbs, they dance, and they sing. Luce recipe" or fancy stones are Weems the favourite ornaments of these Ladles, gold is, as it were, exclude ' e 1 host all jeweils! ; and to string pearls, to tie agates in a bunch, and jniu mullet cut into pieces, a silk cord us preferred to the richest cl.ain of gold. The mounting of • diamen4 was never more light; and as tooth's , stones, less precious and her deruble, the asides which adore them, the setting which sustains them, all that is 'upraised. They pierce the agate, the amethyst, or the carnelian, in the plainest possible manner, and thus suspend them tied by a thread of silk or gold, in earoingss or in neck-(aces.—The object is to mix simple.ity with ornaments the mint costly snit luxurious. About six months ago coloured stockings were ioadinisible amen/ oar petits ntaiires-esflesh colour alone were excepted. At the pre cot day, • stocking of use same colour r the pan taloon, is the very pink of feshiun. Mrs. Gtouta, it is said, is engard at Drury. Lane Theatre. She is a most useful aaress. and a great acquisitson to any Theatre. The youthful fair. who hare in donkey -carts. exist& to be handed down in verse to posterity. as " ohirt•tosr: high," and II The path is sh e cal has the air of ei Lad." Mr. Dreamt, we understand, has left the Hay market Theatre. in consequence of the geepsrly 111 Ra having neglefled to charge his pisre4 on the night of his benefit. Mr FA ILLY has taken his place. Spotted and stampe I morning dresses Icing all the rags with the Ladies, Nalare has supplied the place of err. by covering their white dresses with Lady-Birds. Mrs. Gammen, Lady of the gallant Admiral. resides at Hampstead. It is not true that brother Jurists Botta has nothing of a sailor about him. —The tallow. it appears. finds a wife in every port. Mr. Comte has often called 14 spirits from the vasty deep." It is not. therefore. matter of sur prise, that reading Cooke's nays, a Una should find him sorntimes Aoff sea ear. Sorre Ceeiveyr, who went out yesterday :rase 14(vii-,- to l,linkon, returned home with five Rork (-tidy:: and a clocking hen, which they mistook fOr a eroor-eoch. Mr. lopes, Manager of the Dublin Theatre, is aliso Master of the Revels, and very prudently, this season. entered a CH Vega to all haressee hut his own. to the great disappointment of the travelling Me. ledittr, who have been obliged to take Voyles to India, &c. Mr. Coosa was very successful in his visit to the North, while the most delightful metal has shared nitiiterselence half/ream . .. only. An evening print of yesterday announced the ar rival of Earl MiCAUTNEY, on Wednesday, at his house nil Spring Garden 'terrace, from Windsor: Earl M AGA,' I Nair died about two years ago! The Far of Cbarlentwe was celebraiesl at Aix. , la-Chapelle, with great splendour and solemnity, on the 4th instant. The charmirr Viscountess Caretreariens ar rived, on Wesiaesday evening, at her house in Sr.. James's-square, from the Priory. Some of the papers state, that the ruins lately di'. covered near Dover, must be these of an ancient ac several human bones, some pieces of painted gins, arid an old s i ne, have been found there. It is interred, we presume, from the spur, that the people of the place were Priest-ridlea. The Duchess of Motor nom, Lady C AAAAA GRA II 11, Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD, Lord Jena Russet. a, Wu. ADAM, Esq. M.P the Mar. via of DoWNIO IR 6, Baron De Tamp, Admiral GRA 11•101, General Dation, Dr. GILOORT, c. ar rived, on the 24th, at Glasgow. Master Berry is to perform three nights at Lud low Theatre, and one at Shrewsbury. His first ap pearance at Ludlow will be on Monday se'nnight. Miss ?dittos has not been playing at the Chel tenham Theatre, as stated in wow or the papers. The General and Mrs. HAacouer cional yester day at Frogroore with Her hlaa astir and the Paiscesses. Mr. Murrtbae played Old DOlllio , l ill The load to Rein, tstrpprktre, and The Deaf tower, at W itwoor Theatre, last night, for his own benefit. The last arrivsls at Bah are, His Koyat Hihnerra the Duke of Glouce-ter, Marquis and Macchio .e-a of Bath, Lard and Lady Georg, Thyme, Lord and Lady Elwat,Ladylebr, Lady Ancor, Lady Lawley, Lady Manion, Sir E. B. Etlrr, S.r John (Junta. General Oren. Inge, General %tape'. Colonel B•add111, Colone: Bunbury. tAajor French. Major GWwell, Major Huggins, Major and Hu.pto.i, get. U,. Glow, Caputo Hulloed. and Capt. Macdonald. Miss Frosts, who is performing with so much eclat at Oxford. is the favolrite Comic Actress of the Bids l'heatte. and not t me Rises. Fiihrr. Mrs. Mouar•in continu,s so extremely ill at Edinburgh, that all expeaation of her performing is given up. and the four Misses AD/lli are hourly espefted there to make amends for the disappoint ment. A meeting, to determine an affair of honour. tosk place lot week in tne parish of Cranston. near Edinburgh. between a gentleman of the East Lothian yeomanry cavalry. aria a respeilable far mer of that county. APer both gentlemen being slightly wounded, by the inteaerence of the se conds, a reconciliati•in was rffefteJ, and the parties quitted the hid without lochs; enisehief. WW 2 / 1 14U, Abauvi 85 p. re. lief toy al themes Jib Maisel Clue:Mite of Walks, is her baronehe and (per begs, with hef tisealatteftiladts, took a rile at pi; o'clock Shia even inked the sands, towards /Wuhan. and rettelied St eight o'Clooli to Warwick Howse. The evening being perfedly taint and mild, the Medi were co vered with beauty and fashion. The ladies were elegantly dressed in Spanish mantles, randy Led with purple and lilac ribbon ; white tells were Ilse *ere much worn. There were but few eastietes. Lady Dudley and Watd was on horseback. attend ed by one servant. Lady Hamilton was, as usual, in her barouche, with het usual party. and Miss Horatia Nelson ill a donkeykart. Nuelerods aquatic parties, which had been out the *hole of the day, afforded much amassment to the elsaipany, who enjoyed the spedack of their titling to ;here On the fishermen's backs. A. pony-race also took place, which boasted a full attendance of gentle men. They ran is the last mile; the winning-post was the front of Mr. Hoit'sflesh's house. Cree Ply Jesooy - and Berle/sea were the names given to the two coursers ; 7 to 4 on Creeping jean', who won by half a neck: a very good race, The com pany did not leave the sands till it was dark, when the principal of them repaired to Mrs. Bacon's New non, to the Concert of Master Pin Cianchettini, called Mozart Britansiass. 'lwo specimen rooma were thrown into one, and Istililantlylighted ; seats were placed in the middle of the room, for the accommodation of the company. At nine o'clock the Concert was opmed with a new Sonata on the Piano, by Master Cianchettini, who is only Mere years and a half old, and was accompanied in the vocal part by Mrs. Cianchettini, who received the approbation of the whole company. Mrs. Dassek's Alio hollows, on the Harp, was beautiful. The Sonata, dedicate:: to her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, played by Master Plo Cianchettini, was most sapturously applauded by a most brilliant and numerous audience; consisting of Estl and Countess Chnlmondeley, Lord and Lady Dudley and Ward, Lord Francis Montague, Viscount and Viscountess Clifden. Lady Caroline and Mrs. Lionel Darner, Dowager Lady Petre. Lady Mordaunt, Admiral Douglas, General Johnstone, several of the Officers of the Ist and Sd Dragoon Guards. or King's Own, and near two hundred Fashionable& The Ladies were elegantly dressed. in short white Bounced dresses, and the hair in the Grecian style; with wreaths of lowers intermixed with diamonds. Alta the Concert, the centre of the room was clear. ed of its seats, when a grand ball commenced, and was opened by the Hon. George Dawson, brother to the Earl of Portarlington, and Miss Woodington, with the teem:lite datice of Off sirs gees, which was followed by ten couples ; and concluded with Drops of Broody. The bmpany did not break up till two in the morning. Refreshments were served to the company. AUGUST 11/6. Her Royal Highness the Princes. Charlotte of Wales bathed this morning. The morning is Most beautiful, and the sea very inviting. The company are walking on the sands; the Ladies appear in their morning dresses, which are Nankin great coats with straw bonnets; many appear in riding. habits. Amongst our arrivals 'hit day are-- The Corneae' of Portartingtou Goa the Wier Poise. freer Undoes, ea a visit so ths Earl of Derebester and Leely Careless. Meer. at Wok's °Mt HOUNDS Lewd Flailed Spencer, from SSW* ; Mr. sad Mrs. C. Ise. Mrs. Jaaseei Res. J. 111. Janke. Ms. P. Pope, mad Mr. and Miss Cats. The Play, this night, is The School f Pelted? j Lord Beherew, by Mr H. liddons ; and Mrs. Lfr sullen by Mrs. H. Sidd.ns ; with the Entertainment of Valentine and Oman. We expea a very good house to night. There is a fresh breeze at S. W. and many plea. sure-boats are out filled with company:. The k;arl and Countess Cholmondeley, and several other Nobility, are taking excursions along the sea side. A foot-race Was to have taken place disowning, 100 yards, for Eve guineas a-side ; but one of the parties was taken ill, and it is, of course, postponed. The Portuguese Ambassador is expelled this night • some of his Excellency's savants arrived bere•this atoning. Pais of the 3d, et King's Own, marched, this snorting, for Caatetbory ; the second division; from Ahgedel, came in Ibis day* the sane route. Fear o'Ciiek pi • At the mazes for the county of Lancaster. a cause was tried before Mr. Baron Wants, and a Special Jail, which created considerable intererest from the novelty of the circumstances attending it.-- Teton as CAZILL Wollner. EN. of Platt, was Plaintiff. and one JAMBS Houtz and others. were Defendants. It appeared that Mt. Woast.av was the owner of two dwelliaphouses. in Smithy Door. in Manchester, which had been for some tires un tenanted, and on sale ; that a few months ago, the Defendant, Hutu'. borrowed the keys from Mr. B the Plaifitiff's Agent, ender plea tence of looking at the premises on behalf of a purchaser, and promind to return them immedi ately ; that. instead of which. he kept the keys, and whilst Mr. BARRETT was absent on bMiness in London, the Defendant. Halms, converted the pre mises into five shops. and la theta to as many te nants. at rents amounting to nearly two hundred pounds per annum, and refused to give up the pea lesion. The defence attempted to be set up was, that the Plaintiffs agent had granted HISLIER a lease of the premises; and the Defendant's attorney also gave the Plaintiff notice to produce his title on the trial, which the Plaintiff was prepared to have made our, in the clearest manner. supported by fines and recoveries for upwards of 100 years back.— After a full examination of the Plaintiff's agent. she Defendant's Counsel declared themselves ashamed of the cause, and thieve up their briefs. without Wing witnesses. of which they bad a considerable Member. The Learned Judge was struck with • onishment and indignation at the audacity of the wetness and defence, declaring it surpassed all that be had ever heard or witnessed, and recommended the Jury is give exemplary damages. to prevent the repetition of a sim'lar offence. The Jury immedi ately gave a verdiZt for 11001. the full damages laid in the Plaisstill's declaration, and costs, and regret ted it was not in their power to give a larger sum. There were two ether salons at the nit of Mr. Woartsv. ageism two ether trespassers upon the same remises. in sash of "Web the Jury gave the like dermorie. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TORII AUGUST ‘4l ITISC. Tr ,114:11j. far 4141405 T 1S iisteepstalres tOga , two yeses ; Lt. Sib. F , lher„ IM .To...year Uhl: Crum Gloried 01114ere's 66.1. he fluteskrel. .4. of 04'. de= 1 AC 'Wehrle, b. e by Stamr.4.4, dun sr D ; ole . I Lord Faswillesee's b. c. II obt.,rd int ..f nm,. . Brea beta . 4 a Col Choi ....et F. le- Fifty rural s fur Stores-veer 466 as 4 e i royar Sir II r it. t by SU' Fair Tdsal , 4 ) Fot. 4110 I t • Mr W b. e. F.selomv, 3 yet el 4, vat 4 sr. 14 e Yereog 11...n/al, tire ..14. Se' S S Mr. L•Graialescb. lions, Ihe Dean, 5 pis GM, ast Sib. (Is to) I dr Mr It A Nadecie's b.. Lady 1011/. 414, SA 1116 (lame) I dr to 4 cps Su It 1% Vases Illy 1 attar the 6644, 6 earl 7 to i won. Our Laces Ade we en well attend-d as we ea. r ow i a nuesbav of roddiaables have attired this day, and appeared on the saw/ and roan ; still, however, there are nett so shiny it were ezp• net Ot the Centlenten of the turf we have a rod :elec tion I they have, howover, been dkaro, n.e !, tor the faionrites have lost irtin 10 t.. IS to 6 At our Theatre Mr. C. Kentish, and wife a— the ettraelioo • this eveoi-it Kernhle wae is y /ray . le Seem Hia, utd Mrs. Kernote /rule. Ile in the We..l4rre,ri. ' • riff 4.4 RAers 471DtelLSCIAT, AUS. 16. the Magna Chana Stakes of Mr earnAk ft (me three year oW cults .nd 6 . tios. The New M.N. Mr. Ladltrolnes In e Onssitan I • • Mr. Fenno.% 6 e. Hawk . S Connean was the fasearitP -.2 and 7 to 4 en the 6dd--2 and 11 to 1 apt the grinner. An eon race A Sweepstakes of IV oath, free to ell eget. Oise Ten mile hest. Mr. Lerlbroke's bt 6. Correia S yrs aka . . 1 Sir Joseph Mitobey's b. e, thor . thdate, • yrs old . I Mr Lakes b f. Vola••••ta. S 7,1 . . die. S 4tol on the win et An easy race. The lily be/A. evl in going round we e.nnse The Wit; Mate of 1101. for three anti Gm, year ohle Timbal Of three terikis.te M. Le Etrerrient's brother tot:ottani ilasuavve t 4 yid eld Mr. Durenrre ch c. M .der ktehey, uhi.. Not run (or want of a Mir& The company *as St numernos as on the first day, but the sp.srts were Very inferior to that day. Soms of tip RAlral Dates were as the course. bit the Queen a.. vi Princesses were eat of the company. the Famity havipg dined at Provisory., as vs cues tomary, every Wedneedey. *Mn kiss Majesty gone to Lonehm. 5PORTtlid I?CIt.LIGENCE EXTRA. NIIVMARKti i SPtONI, 'erosive %/glans°. THI4IOO *• M► reemoei V ft. . tht. i .katais Lod 3..ciudyisf's Aihmiter, 9:b CC WOO. b. • sitessoa Y. atelltsies Cangibel 11.6mfort. 11w. 511. ate Mr. N. ne's Talc., S. TIP. el,l &M e A ft. tiackellle. 11..reanl, ea. In aim am. Lane. rife, 7st. sb. Toe yr. de Cowie, So.' ai ft. POI r.: atttowit•avere. • *ICEPOCKE rs. Yesterdaf. f ee l .Were. Joe ll,oe-tet Si.. , Hi sad 'mei A/Wee, tour not 'pious rickrack • ere bought before the Magistretes at this Uth.r thawed as torte► and vagabonds. John "Pron. one of the Polite OfEcet., demi d, that. shout .even o'clock on the WeJoin,ar • yens he was at the Clown oats! house opposite Saol is Wells, when Ontrei red • hat eriey-coach a„ d the lout prisoners. with en• tt•er note./ her of :h. pa 4, who made his stripe. get pat of it ; recoue..s ng them as old acquaintai.ees, With Whom he bad had some dealings before. Trait deter Mined to w •tott their motions, and sail MO4, no ten.tig in pay the coachman, take out a quantity ut uank....nr., and insist h • should g. t change, or he wnali n •5 p.y hint. The • t :er three or , kerded to the W.-Its, and Trott. being alone, could only watch them. until he met some of the Polies Officers of that divicion, with whose assistance he apprehended tl - e fon• pri. loners. Mess, he took fns ; • wit of the oth-ts he found in an oyster.thop and the fourth he apple headed on his corieng hut of the gallery at Sallet's Wells. Upon seatc .i; g toms, riot • hack not. was to be found. Moss Aso • quanity ot 2..1 as. 11q1:11111 eeven.shfltings pieces. half crowns, .hillirgo antt I.IX , peaces. A quantity of 6.11•1Ige was at-n iouod ..rest Hymns; but the other two had little no rig about theth. Moss, when tab-n, had • core. .t. bated on his hat, by the way of p 4. Lig for • ge.. ma .4 setvant. Wnen called dpoil td rive an accoent te edges, a Mr. Harris, aft Atto ney, mt rte. ed on behalf of Moss. and was proiesing to jet Aid Vetes eonaation ot cheat I when . " 1 1 .to ettom m (the Sitting Magntr.t ). uh.ets d. Nut the ettendanteat Attorneys upon cs imin .t. cites of felony. had become irequ 11l • r.c. eir. that the promedinge were _ s teady retard, d e bed public justice was !valid; he. toe.ei .ea, de. dared, that he Weald INN MEM and person what eeer to interfere with hum in any estaminatioi. ..e should dunk proper te shake. He this duffed the Prisoners to give sestet:rant of drench-lees, Moss said ; he was a Newt by bade. toot bad been out ot 'No k these tom* Months; o..ce 11141 bale he sold fruit atout the sitetts. The saw r hat.' and se bought oral c/e.itlem bteebilte 404 put it on his hat by Way or s if, tr. Browne wits out of erisOoy, and infest tell be had been wit on board a tutelar front boar-s.i.et .e, as a Torre and vagabond, But Wog 480, ou, he afterwards obtained nit direhatge. Hyams said he wee the con of a I) air, in Cora shoe-street, but was himself a hawk .r in ha. dware. Miller Was the son of a r.:.peotati.e 1 • kis,/ wo. man, who attended the masa i.a•ft. , a... 1 cont. plained bitterly that her son had been en iced oy others to join eon ; he was of An beam and in. dusniotic Mindy, a..d might become a thefit . meter ber of society. but for his etroorttalde with MO others. Tne itiaaternsea thought there mast be wants. thing wtoog m the boy home*, or - - be so eatily perseaded to keep them eo They were all committed to gaol, to be brought up again oe ideeday. They were very young men. the appareatl7 net above IS rats of age. Ys. ~~ -; r ;~ ..raid aot , ffirday and ordered eldest, Ms*