The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-10-08 00:00:00

WORTHING. Ocr.,aan 7. phis plate is as qay as in the middle o f summer . u gh we cannot boast of so many arrivals as a ith sr. ce. yet we are mr,re cro vded than any - watering pi ,ce The irffix of diurnal visitors , B r ighton, Arundel, alit) Little Hampton, is i y great. Am ..ngsr the arrivals are— isliCsafes tke n. Sir Cecil and Lady, tr ►fr. Thor:pion and wail, us s itsia Napier, ►!r. and o s m ote,. Mici CU, erin i r. Le. &c Thustre is very well attended; the grand 140.dra..: of Tat& is brought nut with great ,lendour, and attraffs very peat houses. _-eem—E-es.-teet"---te-te B o Royal Highness the Princess of Wa LES paid fe j s ir, yesterday, to Lady CHARLOITE FINCH, at apor ments in St. James's Palace, and at three dock her Royal Hig h ness went np the ride in d e .n a in her phaett'n and pair, and returned Y r st five to Bliekbeath.. . Tj.ntarrove, Lord hfut,art ay z will entertain a 0 ,,,, r0 . 1s party to dinner,. at his house in the Ad tiralsy. Tat arrind of the Rover. FAMILY in town, and tetchy, aerrafted a great crowd to St. JAMblell and tr ceases Pale On Ofondsy evening, Their MAJUTIIIII had a 1.1 piety a; W,nd.or Castle. Amongst tie cam py were, the Marquis and Marchioness Coes vsstis Os *final ay mow ning,His M AJUTT'II stag-hounds keret& eery tilt deer, for tae diversity's of t.:e Margins Cannws t Lis, the Master of the stag bonds, and a numerous field of Gentlenen Sport.- ol eo ; toe Jeer was stirred t:orn the cart, near the Stag 1 ,1 3,1 Hounds, at Bentiehl, Lord C; comic CAVIIIDISM arrived in town, on Morriay, horn Newmaiket, and lift town yes t:rday. for Lltimer. The Earl and Countess of 13AARVMORA enter- Dined a sett& party at dinner, yesterday, at their bou,e in isockvill—street. Lord limsosani bit town. on Tuesday, for ;Weigh, mg' Stentic , rd. Lincolnshire. Lady C. TeITON arrive d, at six o'clock. last night, st her boast in Seymour-place, from Ramsgate. Ile Countess of Base arrived, yesterday, at her bow in Park-late, from 'Tunbridge Wells. Lord Coati Las 600111111.51 T MANtiILAS arrived, at sloe o'clock last night. at the Duchess Dowager ct is:v.B6o'S house in Sackville.street, from Ipswich. The Lab of WESTM Ont. AMID arrived, last night, st his bons.: in Grosvenor-square, from Lord 80. 5100D01.% Seat at Saltram, PlyMptOn. Devonshire. 'Lle 'Lid of ELGIN is expeßed in town in a few hp from Edinburgh, to superintend the r : eat improvements which are going on at his L,rds hip's hon.e in Park-lane. _ _ lae Countess Dowager of AItROZEN intends leaven,{ Scarborough in a few days for Laocion. Sir JA,lti Puvr.ciaav is expeded in a fivr drs i:om Setitl.:nd. lie Larl of DYSART has been for several months Met the care 01 D•Jetur BLAHS, with s Complaint is his leg. We are happy to state Lia Lordship is net better, and goes out ailing every day in Lady Locos Nassass's Grace the Doke of Noarout has lately sp rinted RICHA*D CNASe. of Little Harsted. and Jcrr WOODWARD. Of &real, Esqrs. to be Deputy Lieutenants for the County of Susses. The Dske of ST. MADAN% we are sorry to craw, was net so well yesterday as on the preceding day. La.iy •it tor i3i soar r, whose death we this day announce, was tiro eldest daughter of Marquis Towesacr-o, and wife to Captain Banner, of the Guards, eldest son of Sir CSCIL Btsrorr, Baronet. Oaly eighteen months have elapsed since we re corded the marriage of this amiable young lady. Mrs. WHITLOCKI, who performed Align's on Tuesday night, was the representative of the beau- Lint datonielta, Queea of France, in cse late Coun sertor Paurcur's tragedy of Loris the Scrteenti, at the Doblin theatre, immediately alter the revolu tion in France. There is likely to be a smart ~went in Theltri:als —Mrs. J ono a % plays Ledo Contest, in The !Sledding, Day, on Saturday ; and Mrs. C. Kam et. e ca4tvits the priv, in the same part. on Monday, at Covent- Garden. Mettorriwy is also iu preparation at each theatre. Mrs- JORDAN and Mr. k:t.t.tsrois are the Clara aqd Deleval at Dr ury-Lane ; Mrs. C. Kt MBEs and Mt. Justus. at COYCLII•GAIdYII. Bets run higtt— tertnty to O. oo Old Drury. The Dukes of Yawns and CAMIRIDGE passed through Bury St. Edmund's, about midnight, on the '2jelt ult. Oct their route from the Duke of RUT teen's. at Cherrely Pack. to Sudbourn-t fall, the cc 'Wanes of the Marquis of litieronn, where, and at Lord RatioLasaAleh they have passed some da) CO afitovting petty. They were accompanied by tArt Yi*kOgiU, Llro Lt. SEYMOUR. Lord H. &Lou, k e . o n ai u gday their Rot' t. Healt hiests reviewed the garrison or 4.-4wich and WooJ biitige. ea &amaze Heath, amidst a peat con may of apt 4eat or it Capt. B EEE EA y it t un, at N.r.vmarklt. under the training of we mired pugilist, / 6 / 7 /1 !lard and Sou. Cr* and witty ; nts diet ti hall-cooked mutton anJ ker . steak., 4,1 ert.s.lt ha eat, ah.itic alb. at a Inzal. and sitars very s:rocg exer:ise. WOOD 15 expeeted daily s mut the raw will be on )!Duddy the 12th inst. _ _ . Amongst the latest arrivals at Ityde, in the Isle 1. iglu, ere—the Hun.Lieut..Gcn.Foz. the Hon. Mrs. Hilmar Fos, blis• CASOLIMit Foe, Mr. 11. rex, Capt. sad Mrs. TIMISSILL and family, Mrs. Bowe/ran end family. Hyde has more compai.y ' at present than has ever been known at this season ca me year. rta Balls at Bastes Assaillily Room continue to be well attended. The return match of Cticket, between the New ry trim and Milden.tall players, announced for the :4.ltrutt. WAS not played . toe blildrnhall gentlemen *Sllgoa the ev.:ning previous •f r elmed their,n pigment. In c o n se quence of which two . iurp.as having provitw.i stimpttiossly tr,r their en 3. t umrnt , wste. by dire necessity, comptlled to their Insulin amongst the poor ul tae ; at.a. L.: It:ewmatlietv r ~~ -- - - el* ,an • k- • vi_;•••. , !• • • er • L,. • WORTHING • Oc r•, ass 7. This place is as tray as in tl.e middle of summer . g lose cannot boast of so many arrivals as a , t h ce. yet we are mr.re crowded than any • rr watering pi ,ce The ir {fix of diurnal visitors B r ig!tton, Arundel, and Little Hampton, is y great. Am,.ngsr the arrivals are— Sir Clia kt G.e n. Sir Creil .11 . .. linen and Ladv, Miss If,: Aso,,, m i . • Thor:pion and (woo', uvula Napier. Mr. and s Emote,. Mis.Claverinhe. Le. &c The Tllzstre is very well attended; the grand 40.dra•ie of Tar& is brought nut with great .} sa jour, and attrafts very gloat houses. meem—cerr•ree.---!- ger Royal Highness the Princess of Wa LES Nit] yesterday, to Lady CHARLOITE FINCH. al var . / news in St. James's Palace, and at thret ' c l o ck her Royal Highness went up the ride it O five eptk, in her phaeti:n and pair, and returns. to Bliekheath.. TJ.errirrov, Lord leftmost ay z will entertain e ,,,, 50 n, party to dianer,. at his house in the Ad. Tne arli vel ited a g the re R at crowd to St.over. FAMILY iJames's a n town, y wl es. I day, attra ueCtieen's Palace On Monday evening, Their MAJISTIES had 1 , 1 r. , rt y 5 , Wind,nr Castle. Amongst the corn ra cy were, the Marquis and Marcnione.s Cogs. ell LIT ON TIHIJAT MOT M stag-hounl bemed a very tile deer, for toe diversio or Marquis Casnws Lis, the Master of the stag ?minds. and a nueveroiss field of Gentlenen Sport. , men; r.:.• Jeer was started t:orn the cart. near th s tag s ad Hounds, at Benfiehl, Lord Geonoe CAVIIIDISM arrived in town, o )forlAy, horn Newmarket, and left town yet today. tor Litimer. The Earl ar.el Countess of BARU/MORS, enter tined a sett& party at dinner, yesterday, at thei Itrabe in "Achill—street. Lord Humana left town. on Tuesday, It ;Weigh, near Strnenrd. Lincolnshire. Lady C. TeITON Arrive d, at six o'clock, last nigh at tier house in Seymour-place, from Ramsgate. Ile Countess of Base arrived, yesterday, at hi boast in Park-late. from Tunbridge Wells. Lord Cinemas 80011211.51 T MANNIAS arrived, sloe o'clock last night. at the Duchess Dowager it:v.B6o'S house in Sackville4treet, from Ipswie The Eal of WESTM o mt. AN arrived, last nigh a his house in Grosvenor-square. front Lord a nsonos's seat at Salaam, Plympton, Devonshire f.le 'Lad of ELGIN is expected in town in a fe Jay, from Edinburgh, to superintend the yt;re, itnpr;vemrnts which are going on at his Lordship hoax in Park-lane. 'los Countess Dowager of laminae:a intent leaven,{ Scarborough in a few days for Lo „ don. Sir Jr 'lei Pt/LT.:nay is expeded in a few da }tom Scotland. I are Earl of DYSART has been for several mont abler the care of Dottur BLASS, with a complai is his leg. We are happy to state Lis Lordship rat:ei bet.er, and goes ion ailing every day in La Lotus •111411111'S carriage. H. Grace the Doke of oioarout has lately s pointed RICH/till) Cuss,. of Little Horsted. a Joao WOODWARD. Of Street, Esqrs. to be Depe Lioulto.n.nta fnr thy Canntv .if Smater_ THE ROYAL. FAMILT. I , Yetter:!ay, about twelve o'clock, Their Kaste n es arrived at the Queues Palace, in their tr welt lint; chariot, Irons Windsor ;Ahoy .were followed by .oe Pfinealltaa AUOUST•, ELlZallaTn, SOFIIII a. and Anat.:S. attended by the Contuses of Mac. c cssr: tits. in two travelling coaches i the Dukes of Yount, KLsT, and CanalllD3a. were in attend mice at the door of the Palace, to receive their Royal Parents and S:sters, and handed them from the carriages The Prince:a Maar was prevented from commo to town, through satlispisiti,m, hav ing been afliled with the cisicken-pqr ; she was, yesterday, however. sn much recovered, as to go to dine at the Princess ELIZA SITU'S Cottage, in Old Windsor. _ _ About half past one o'clock, lier MalasTv and the PalaCann went to Sr. James's Palace, and ho noured Lady CualLOTTlFiscis with a visit. where they remained till near three, when they went to the apartments of the Duke of Ca ss Ulnae, in the Palace, to dinner ; where they were lam by the Dukes of Yogic, CLAntloCa, Kau r, and Car stir Doe, and the Princess Cast: soy rs of Watts. ASoct • garner before five o'clock, Her Ma- JESTY and toe l'amcssss:, and the Dukes 0 KENT and Causal DG Z. en Oft for Windsor. The Duke of CaalliaiDGa rode in die carri.ige with Her Me. J r.sry, toe Duke et KEN r follov.,:d on horseback, till he came to Kensinrin, where his Royal High. nes's curricle being in waiting. he pro,eed-31 in it Windsor. The Princess CU& aLoTre at WALCS returned to Warwick-house. Hs Maassxv held a Court at the Quito's Pa lace, soon atter two o'clock. The private Levee was au:rled by... The A,:haiihno of Cat terbure, the Skimp of Bristol, the First Lord of the Tresaerv. the Lori Piney Seel, the Tires Se cretaries of State, the Cnanesilor or the Ex:limper, ins Emit Lord of the Minstrelsy. the Americas , Ansitre:Siar, Lords Ideavibeid, gold stick, and C. SyeaCer, in waning Sr.• A Wel:es:ay and S. Coirrel ; I:distrait N most., sterd, Videos,, and Lotto' Coiseel Mimi.. faskelsor and Sarney, groom an waning. The following hsd the honour of being presented to His MOISTY General shrh.ri, upon his re , am from tho Eaiit lodiel, and Spoil his eiiimii•tMeill of CM.Mri Sr. the Site Rego:Wilt. General Mead, upon his return froii. Evriit General VII:Mt.C., upon his return ti m trig G iee in- of Malta. General L•iftus, upon his being appointed G•irerisor rii Dun. barton. General Sir Arthur Wellesley, upon recant land. Colonel Nightingale, of the 69th tdiarl his return from the Kart Imam Mr. Munro, the America.' Areth.wador, by Si' Stephan COL trelt, the otaiter of the Ccreinonte., up On n, -axing Mit Goila try. Hi. Exeellence took leava of His kamiriOAS to nu departure fee America. The Rev. Dr. La:woes did homage before His MAJESTY. upon his beiag contemned Bishop of Bristol. Ifis MAJIISTT hell a P: ivy Council, eel gave au dience to the Duke of Ps ITL %no, Lord /intents- Duey, Lord Mutiussys, and Mr. Cassiscr. Ha MAjcsry xtr off oa :.is return to Windsor, a little before six o'clock. NLWILIRKET FES !PITIES. On Monday evening las*, Mr. awl Mrs. Patron opened their hospuabie m onsion at Newmarket, for the reception of the Nobility and their friends in the neighbourhood. The eat. rt ihrth•nt was a Melo drame, written by Mr. Panton ; the comedy in•end ed merely as a vehitl- for the music, but it proved much more, it was well drawn—the language palite, with many sallies of wit, interspersed with spirited, nervous, a"cl app ()prime sentiment. The music was also seiated Aith much taste by Mr. Palsy's, from the :rest eminent Italian masters, with a few English so..gs. A presty theatre was fitted up for 200 speaavor., with tage, scenery, and orchestra, with admirable simplicity and neatness Our limits will not admit cf our giving the names of distinguished rank who were ',wired, but we cannot omit those of Grafton, St. Alban's, nut land, Salisbury, Essex, Cholmondeley, Albemarle, Osborne, Roos, &e. Ste. Mrs. Billington was amongst the guests, as was Mr. Smith, (cotem psrary and clew of the immortal Garrick), who ',oc casionally attended the rehearsals of the piece. Dr. Haigh. Professor of Music, at Cambridge, volun teered his services, and led the band its the orchestra ; Miss Haigh, his daughter, sitting at the piano-forte. The performance was excel lent : Mrs. Panton gave a fine portrait of a lady of high ton—her figure. ease, and address, were charming ; she looked, spoke, and lifted ad mirably. Her taste and science. added to the most melodious voice, cannot be surpassed. Miss Wood, with an elegant person, a sweet countenance, joined to a nand* highly interesting, delighted the audi ence. Her songs were the notes of the nightingale; and the duet of The l title Haliad-tincer. with Mrs. Passion, was enchanting. Two Professional gentle men, Signors Lanceres. performed with great eclat. Ilse piece concluded with an oblique address to the audience, but in chars ter, which did honour to the head and heart of the liberal host and fair hostess. An universal and continued burst of applause at tended the dropping ~f the curtain. On retiring from the !bee ra d must elegant cold collation present( d itself ; tables for 100 „vets's, with all the delicacies alei gefasious of nature an I art. From thence the music call-d the dancers to the bail, where an assem blage el youth, beauty, wit. and good humour, w. .s di played, :eldes equalled, never exceeded.— The merry dance was kept vp till an Carly hour neat mon, when the company retired warm in the praises of the hsspitality of the founders of the feast, which was really 4. Ix /rail et' reason awl theilato of Joni." The Concordia, TA I' P 111, from Leghorn; for Dub lin, is lost on the Salters; $ of the crew drowned. Th. jOhm, AT a t onot4, from New Orleans, fur Li verpool, is put into New-York. leaky. The rect.:us, Roarossorr. from the Baltic, for Lon lon, was captured un the 23!h ult. by a French privateer, re-raptured the next day, by tho Virginia frigate, and carried iota Yarmouth. fbe Jew Maria, Spanish privateer. of IS guns, WAS captured oo tire 27th ult. by the Virginia Ur- S* -. -•• ihe frierairhip. Mutate, from Bristol and St. Thoraa.'s, for Jamaica, has been capturri, and carried iiirl Cuba. and there cundernuel, but i. sitter Alf:Tel 2.t Jet:AL:A. " Os- - DUBLIN, OCT. 3. •." ••••• j• 'l'Le Lord Mayor has issued such a Proclamation, as might bare been erpetclel from zn uptight and enlightened Magistrate; it is esti:tea in that spirit of impartiality, justice and honourable feeling, which sheds a luirre on official station, and moat bring on roblic and private worth its best reward, the oft"- hmtpat of the rear. iVe trust that this Proclamation will be s:tictly attended to, and that oar fellow. citizens, of ail ranks and descriptions. will chew a proper sense r-. 1 the ser.timents and cnndua it so wisely and morally inculcates. The Right Hon. Henry Grattan arrived yesterday morning, in this city, by the Holyhead packet. Mr. and Mrs. Graham, of Capel..street, fancy- Rower makers, on returning to their lodgings in Iriehtown, on l'hursday night last, owing to the darkness of the sight, fell into one of the docks, and were both drowned. !ley were Imnd neat morn ing, after the Dock had been emptied. clasped in each other's arms. They had doted on that day with Mr. Lindsay, of Parltament-ureet, by Whom they were frequently entreated to remain in town for that night, but to no purpose. Mrs. Graham had scarcely attained her twenty-fifth year, het hue band not thirty ; she was pregnant. The post-boreonveying His Majesty's mail from Dungannon to Magherafelt, on . 1 uesday night last s was ,tapped by three armed men: within halt a mile of Cookstown, and robbed of the following bags dis patched from Dublin: Cookstown, Moneyntors, and Magherafelt ' s& als a the by. Wows for said places. I'ol ICE. II Iblit1011.1101;$11. Yesterday Mr. Mitchell, a midshipman, charged a man will having endeavoured to rescue a per.on whom he had seized as a deserter in Thames-street, This supposed deserter, in consequence of the pri soner's interference, made his escape, but it was after wards found out that he was not the man the inn secutor sought for. The prisoner was accordingly discharged. A Mr. William Davidson and his wire accused a woman, •hu had been their lodger, with having robbed tht-:n of a shawl, a gown, a piece of silk mode, an i other articles. It appeared tat a per son, to whom the prisoner had offered wale of tl,ese articles, intimated his suspicions to an oilicer, who appreht:nded the prisoner. Several duplicates wets fuund open her. which le3 to a discovery where se veral of them were pawned. Oa account of the ab sence of a material witness, the prisoner was remand ed till Wednesday. A labouring man, of the name of ffillians Clark. was brought before his Lordship on account of his having been deteeed in uttering a bank N.ne for HI. at Rag Fair, which note was proved to have been lost by a boy, who had received i. as ran of the aura of 351. lOs. on account of his master, fro's. Messrs. Crt, aid Co B takers, in Lombard-street. The bay stated the circumstance of his having re ceived such a sum, and his having lost it Is hortly after. fhe particular number of the mile in quer um was proved, by a clerk to the said Barkers, to he one id those helmeted to tl:e boy uck,n 014 ucca si,.n. The Prisoner, in hi% defence, said, that he had found the note in question, along with others, irprin the street, and intended to return them whenever therwere advertise , l. After a reprrinand from the Loan M•von, for hie attemptio to utter the note under such circum stances, tt.e Pr isoner was ordered to be discharged. Several women applied tor, and procured, sum monbrs against their husbands, for ill usage. NOW•STRILT. Ynterlty, fed /rear, a Jew. was brought. in the custody of Adkins, from Portsmonth, charged on stispiziin for forg;ng several prize certificates of seamen, with an intent to defraud the Commis sioners of G.eenwich Hospital. The Prisoner was a Prize-Master, and a Silversmith of considerable opulence in Portsmouth. Suspicions have been for some time entertained thm..orged certificates had been sent up from Porto. mouth. Oa the 25th of last month, a certificate was sent from Portsmouth, purpotting to be signed by 'fbomac &sidling. a boy belonging to Its Males , ty's ship Triumph, for his prize-money, for the cap tare of prizes under Sir Robert Calder, viz. the Ranger. face Raphael. and LI Firma, which authorised the pr4oser to receive his share of the prize-money. This was strongly suspeBed to Le a forgery ; and, to astertaia the fait, it was sent by return of post. with an excuse that it wanted another signature. It was received again at Greenwich, on the rich, with the signature required; but as to its being a forgery, there was no doubt, as the man whose name it pur ported to be, was in London at the time. Captain Boyle, of the Trianepb, at:ended, yester day, and proved, that the name, purporting to be his, aired to the certificate, was a forgery. The names of the Minister of Portsea, sod the Churchwardens of the same parish, which are like wise affixed, prove to be forgeries. Scandling, the boy, the most material witness, did not attend. nor is it known where to find him. The Prisoner positively denied the charge, and said the certificate was brought to him in the state he sent it to London. He was committed for further examination. Mr. Coast attended for the Prisoner. Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with the Duke of Poor LAND, at his house in Piccadilly. Yesterday, a Court of areßors was held at the Bast India House, when the following Capuins were sworn into tne co.ninand of their respective ships, viz. Caotnii `.l. Cmig, to the Elphinitone, and W. MiAlett, to she VV,./...n.ii , ..., f..r Id ,crkbay and Chill,. Clplaiis L. L'lnd I:, to snit Widmer Gide, fix St. Helena. sen. , cateo, .ins China. The Court adjlartied, at six o'clock, till Wednes day nest. • That many individuals, in the pursuit of riches and independence, lo.e the attainment, by vopping when they are attired almost at the very threshold of Fortune's Temple, is not to be downed. The present Lottery. consisting of Two Rich Schemes for one stake of adventure, begins drawing the WI instrnt. Can this double plan of success be viewed withnnt interest ? Or, in other won ds, can the votaries of Fortune now hesitate to enter her, Temple, richer than ever i dose experienced, when they are treading elmust oa its threshold I . TRI4L OP COLONEL BURR. • EIGHTH DAY BMXlefokr). a ceusr 17. After Much previous debate op n ehallrrges to the Jittnrs, the names of the seletted furors, arid of the ve, v rt, were then called rite*r. After witich Jtifin M. Sheppard And Riehard.Ctird were selrdecl to et-Triplet , : the panne!, and sv.torn The ft bowing is, therefur - . a complete list of the Peri. Jury : F.rwaret ( - 7,,r;r. c ron, I P.. 05( . ,, RlAry, David laretett. 1 B. "jam ii Gravel, iticbarl P. Parker, ht. 1,5 15.,•te, Huth Mercer. I Henry Wein**. Clitistoi.ber Antheay, John M Snew.ata, JJ int s SW pi.aid, Rwhard Con I . Proclamation then having been male in disc form. the Prisoner stard:ng up, the Orris read the cnpy of the indiament, and afterwards addressed the P Jury in the usu.l form. The indiament contained two Counts The fret changed the said Aaron RUIN late of the City of New Turk, Anoint, at Law, with bovine, on the Lath Day ••f Dithernher, in the ymr of Chris•, UM, eta ceituin Wennurilui-ott's loand, us the county of Woad and d i st. ict of Virg ma aforeasid, unlawfully, falsely, maliciously and mom ently, did C , Arpllef. ithagme, slid intend to raise and lest ear, illiebrre, titbit end 'shallot'. against the said Pelted Stith. ; Rod, in o der to MiAl enl hung to effect the said traitoroos ronw..te ungs, he the said Aron Borr. nit the said ICth day of fl tent hair, at thesiiil Uinta, cell,/ freaseelaawete. Island, with • great multitude of p-•rises whose woes at unwept are one kstown, to wit; to the number et thirty plifiOns and upward', tined aril ed to a warlike IDa tier. with gem., swords ewe dirks, and toner warlike wpm's, playfully, sad tra.twously ewtmahed end gathered taother, did Warty and hair-mainly airievode sad jail themselves together again it the said United States, and did fil.aly and traitorously, and in a warlike and hostile mariner, array and depose theTilwillee ;.golihat the said tinned States, an•t, at the island sine. said, m pursuance of sit_] their traitorous intentions and pure hitsve, he the said Mimi Burr, with the said patient so as Mote said, traitorously assembled and woad and simile." i's tanner aloreSaid, mutt wickedly, msdiei , w•h arid trsitsmoidy did ore prepare arid hay war **Laing the said United States. La the ascend Count, be was caargerl with aeterabitne aforesaid, at ti e pleas aforesaid, on tne 11th of Dezember lit raid year, cud that he did proceed with the persons se nail an aficeend front the said Wand down the riser Ohio in the ceumy enressid, with the wicked and ttaitOftnel into...-on t, deoend the said river and the river Witimippl, and by fosse and arms traitorously to tithe possiosion of a city commonly called New Orleans, in the territory of Orleans, belonging to the Un.ti d St atm IMr. HAY then rose to open the er.e, on the part of the prn.ezutinn. His speech was unct.mmenily lurnitious And instrnais-e. He spoke upward: of two hou-s. He stated that it was incumbent upon him to sheer, let, T:nit thee- had been a treasonaile design ; and !Mye s merti• g to elfsa tar design ; that it would be proved ti. Lie jury that it was the design of the prisoner, not only to wage war upon the Spanish tertitoria., but to take possession of New Uiteans, with a view of offeßing that objea. and with a further view of dismembering the Union ; that to facilitate his own designs, he had rpnkett dizespeafully of di. goners:arm of his coin. tty, wh he w•rnt t to the persons in the.At- Isiitin States, he had denounced the want of energy in the administration, and asserted the facility sy;th whfth the present government And libertics of the people miiht be owed thown ; to the people is the west he bad denounced ens existenee of that holy union which bound them t 6 their brethren in the east ;- that wh-rover he went he attempted to scatter dis affeCtion; that he had not only spoken in this spirit to the people of the west, but that writings had been published by one it his associates to dissatisfy that gallant people and prepare them for his plans z that to accomplish these plan-, in :he snrnmnr and fall of 1806, rnen were aitually enlisted, ho..ts built, provisions to an enormous amount punt:and, sad ammunition laid in ; that about 40 men had assembled at Blerinerhissett's I►land ; that Burr was not there, because he had been warned not to go. although such had been his intention ; that he had joined them when they had descended to the rumeh of Curved River ; that this joint force of about 100 men had then descended the liver under the com mand of Burr and Blennertassett to a point, per• haps Bayou Pierre, where he first under..tood that all his preparations had miscarried through the means of the Comin:rnder-in-Ctstef; his letter put into the hands of the President; end it was then that he had expressed his surmise and indignation to a certain person at having been thus betrayed. That chimerical as these projeets may appear. there was only one thing wanting to their accomplish ment. the co-operation of the Commander-it.- Chief and of the American army. and that it was to his exertions, that the country as indebted for the dissipation of this impending storm. A short time atter Mr. Hay had concluded, he was about to proceed to the examination of the wit nesses; Gen. Eaton was sworn; when Mr Lon rose and objeaed to this order of examining the witnesses. An argument then ensued upcn 11.13 question, which detained theCoert till :oven o'clock at night. Messrs. Botts, Vv - inkharn, Lee, sad Mar. tin advocated the necessity of proving the overt ail fit st. Mr. Wirt opisosed the motion. Adjmrned till to-mot row ten o'clock. NINTH DAY. ♦UG. 18. The Court decided, chat the Attorner for the Pt o. menden is at Marty to pursue his own lodgment ; and the Court will arrest any evidence w:iich darts not appear at its introdu:tion to be relevant to t: e point at issue. Tne Court then proceeded to the examinatirsn f Witnesses, which occupied the remair.der of e tidy. General Eatery deposed as follows : —During the winter of 1005.6. I cannot be positive as to the distina psint at time; yet, during that winter, itt the city of Washiogtott, Aaron Burr signified to me that he was organising an expedition to be morel against the Spanish provinces on the Soutt: VS - este: o frontiers of the United States, I understood un t, r the anthority of the general Government. Fritin oar gaining controverstes with Spain, and from v e tenor of thr Politicises communications to botii Houses of Congross, a conclusion was naturally dratvis, that war with t art Power was inevitable. I bad just then returned mom the coast of Attica, at d bating been for many years employed on your frri tiers, or on a coast More barbarous and obscure, was ignorant of the estimation in which eel Burr was held by his country—the distinoist el rank he had held in society, and the strong marks of confidence which he had reeeiv ' fr fellow-citizens, did not permit me • pioriodins. k As a military character, I had ' I A Ule nrong iniv Ks received from 1 , .s le to doubt a : ib id been a critu!t• 4 ..-- -