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•.:,,~: the rninntitr, I talents, r.sopert manunt tn nnzi, exPetta that up .to be an 1, it might b : t 'oh of the f 1 30; e burning e t* : aired by any u . °Zs of P.at lica . ant CAonel, notice * a 24 t : Nond.ir n a ill:inc.!, tf, • . b•pr2l: , r; , its gratatu I „ Riven hs :t st the Pre.4e, and fur •-• to prokrro Jq lion is eq lia d i ent upon the cha r* , a tell" held us. soty &Ica. litecAtio h 44 nd had left t , x- 3 the nevs of ele on the tea en, and ma•r e i he Ex-Ministers, ;ritleman us of the pc4cr ed disfrifts ; fr , ,e ng and intimate stry, he twi l i t se of discontezt, •esame, that I! linisterc, is rc;a. ;dom. ek e assured tlte bK imniedutely thousand trio. 'dl's to hire bee. flurcuitssou is 'r iris 80,3001. to bad not instruc. HJA , pitiful ! ',.ers st,ould hsTe without n:tm• h prudence ant subsidies, aa& bustle k tie predecessoa is incumbent r what alive 3wever, of at t been embark. us convey.tace. necessary t stade ; but ti e 411 ant Genaal co much on ti:c d, we kiteee, ; arid it ib a Cominelit Their writert and provided elay ; but they their destina ,und, Picard! , ottt the thrzl• y !IA try dri:- e, All iSzlerk.: lay and wecc i to call togc. w l'arl:tmerrt• cd colJ, sips, as the friends rill not ♦ote ADDINGTON at.rl,(.litr by the Sar,.h rday. Tbey moment, re- Ice at VeHort. cil, publicl.ed apprised of is Ceri Mer• rough a most January, the ras in a state miral Cocu- It, and sailed pposed objat CU RY.) his .'a' al noun, • t.1a.1 • at* &tack up.g. pn•e al T.Tin•tv IN it, *inky Die; atchet fu In r:csi- e..,. troll, F lloushaiea, to Sir Arcitander Cochrane, hy a trnall rhoolter jots inform, that a:: the QM' S . "Via" a 134 Mil,lia, oninauthig to 5230. at (tiada. I v , ha: Oren marched lnnn Flew tit Petr i‘Avtfler Ottli or Grand Terre, to Basseterre, vol•ern they VP•IC Illif4fird, and making ect-ry lwri.arliti.pri for ar expedmov. Cerra F..nortf had quhted the (...rernmeot lit.ute, and was oricanre 4 with the army, nttcotainq to command the ' ,morel.. in pernan. We do not le4m what Nar:.l face he has to co-operate in expedition, brat we trust, that, whatever it :nay fie, will he or.rd•-quate to protect it. or give any efliciunt help to the Gi . ter. orse, a, there's at present in Carlisle Bay, an imine,hat4:ly d yo.able aviation, sufficient to Inane- every rle“gn that the n.ay have hiansed ; and our Admiral ha; promptly or- CA their preparation 6n sailing. We hive received Papers from TriniJacl, to the I: last. Tie rebuttxlCeairent, of the rtlt. says— .\ letter from Bethadoes, dated on Thursday rs , (T.ing, says, His Manus.% ship Galatea, Capt. :Aveßs, was sp sken last &wittily, by the Admi• ral, going to A ntigna ; she had the national brig rrihuntinl 13 thirty-two pound earionades and iqo men. h:tving been eavtared by five of her boats.' rnahitt.d with 75 men ; Lie= Wat. Ree. and nine men were killed. and several wound:rd ; the Lynx had 16 killed and 30 wounied. On tae part cd the Galatea, the attempt was desperate, brilliant. end mccessful. She is taken into the service, and is milled the Iltarruz. ' , Our ssgast seamen m ►. - le three unsuccessful itteaspts w board the I, , mx; bur on tile fourth, the natlossal colours were struck. and the British lack hoisted.• A letter from liarbadors, d zted nn Thursday evening, Says, The .FaLeuree (Lite one of His MaJetev's iloopt_of war), c ,ihuled by His MS .IESTY'S Jason and W0',,r1,. was brought in me,rning ; she guns and 12E men ; brig in company escnped by runrang in shoal utte.r.' " Thew letters do not notice •he expe,lition from Barbadoes to Dominica, menti , neJ in ne Barbadoes Itkretiry. Last n;ght's anutte cunta.ns an Address •o Ku Mairsty, frcm the limo Situ's/ and GitaNc Juts of the county of Denbigh, returning thanks for t , the late instance nt that firm opposition. which His hl AJ LST Y has so c-n4einntiously exerted againtt every attempt to intri-ge u7son the Protest ant Estah:i►i,ments of this country, as settled by the Revrintion." The foil tw•ing Members are returned to serve in Parliament : -- of Neert•iiivn—The Right Ifiinouralee George ilsrs nen r Borough of flo4onigte—The Right Honourable Charles f. -r'6 linrotigh tir Calese-..Reny Smith, Esq. in the room of 0 Mirkhati, Es q. whn, since his Election. has .sc .rept,rl the Ofh:e of 14.e.fsek Masier-Genera:. ii.tiough of Plunpters Earle—The Right neonatal'''. Lnni Yescovnt Castle-eagli. - - Begot:el of ilke,alstou—:.iene Percy, cononon'y called Loci f.oorairte. The Ally, Pommes, from Liverpool, bound to Africa, was captured on the 10th March, in lat. 37. N. lon. 17. W. by Le Riveras.at, French privateer, If six lorg I'_ pounders, and twelve 42 ',oiled car ronades, end 175 men. The Ax.,'s crew wire all uken on board the privateer, while the v, ssel WAS plundered of all her small straw. part of her cables, tits, and cargo ; they also took all her compasses, &c. threw all her guns overboard, and then gave Ler up. She is since arrived at Liverpool. The Nabs. Sw A won, frem Oporto, to Gotten. Noel', was carried into a port near th • Trxel, on the £7th February, having been found at sea, dis masted, and without any ;.ers..n on board. The (trice of Coster Kai.,/(tryst for the county of Wextottf, being vacant, trod the tail of Moose woeful' laving an Absentee, /sia friend, Sir Fe Life time Ft.oen, has been, honoured witit it by the CHANCrI.I. , iII of Irel.tml. itt vend from the coast of France, which lift Cherbourgh on Ft iday last. brings an accnuat of tense dtsturhaaces having broken (tut in the netell beurhood of that town, in consequence of an ex traordinary levy of conscripts. which had been made of boys, one year younger than any who had I.tt been demanded for the army. So determined w.:s the opposi:ion 01 the inhabitants to this oppres rise m pure , that it was necessarily given up Throughout the whole of the distritt of La Veadee no levy has been lately enforced. Letters, of a late date, from Stettin, contain no public intelligence ; they are filled with pi ivate As the pees use of the war liettins to bear on the French., they c , minor, as might he expeeled, to ttitow a great part of tile burden op , :n their allies, id the conquered countries. The town 01 Stettin ) •••s been lately oitlieed to support a f.i.ivy load of I. kind. A coot, il.ution ni ten millions of livres ...11 'Wen iniposed and coUthrJ fruin it. This is an enormous tax upon a town whote population is so limited, and whose commerce has been totally de annyedlsy the unhappy circumstances of the war, if - lnourable Mr. PRI Iris, brrehar to Lord Dot. A I lv, and son-in-law of I. Chancellor Ponsnisav, and the lion. Mr. Marnaw, the Mem. boats for the county of Tipperary, nn Wednes day last received a summits to Parliament at Minnie!. Sots, of these Ga. ntlemen being Mem hers of the Grand Jury, the former Foreman. their presence could ant he dispensed with, without the eermission of the Judge, which, on application to Haroo Grater, he was pleased to grant. Mr. Pal r tie iralantly departed in a chaise and four, which he had in readiness, and in the course of an hour or two. was followed by Mr. MA In S.W. T..lrStjay.• came on the eleaton of a Member of Piroitment for the County of the town of Carrick &exit. , the cartdida!es w a re, J suss CR4IO. Esq. o..r.san lsl v jan. b. ..1 when each hinting ponte! "eat •ally, the cledtion wa, adjnurued till al- ," ' - i o e' ~.tegjil I 4 *% 1 . 4- . ' ' i 'ls• stiei L >ell .. \''.'t9"., THE Ror.;L At three o'clork, yesterday, Their MAJeSTIES and the Paimcesses arrived at. the Queen's Palace. from \Vindsoa. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yon K and CustsetLAND, waved on them very shortly after their arrival. Cards of invitation were sent to different Nalrility, for an evening party, eighteen of whom attended their ROYAL Mist Ras,. The Marclii.mess D iwag saTtf ; the Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN and Ladies CaitoLise Da mot, and CAROLINR WALDROR•VA, were present. The Queem's Birth -day was splendidly celebrated at Dublin Castle, on Thursday last.—At thre o'clock there was a Lever, at which an Ode was performed. hi the evening their Graces rave a Ball and Supper, which were attended by all the Nobility and Gentry in that part of the United Kingdom. " The Countess of ?deem" says a Dublin Paper, " was dressed on the night of the celebration of Her MAJesvv's Rirthday, at Dublin Castle, in the matufaeurte at her native country. Her Lady ship's dress was a silver grey poplin, rely richly trimmed with the finest Bru , sels lace." Will the Dublin Editor inform us, witat part of the Earl of Ms A Tit s Liberty is called Brussels r The last arrivals at CI min. near Bristol, are— Cuunt de ass..iota a, Cou.it Stalireinhers, Co.n•,e. C am p.. bell, L4dy C. arlotie Compost', 1.,..dy Ei.zstnth Forws, Mr. aura Mr.. Hdli irisr.olh, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Freonsaii, Mr. and Mr, Box, Mr. Cesspigly. Mr. P4tf,, Mr. Ai animus, Mr Holdswortii, Mt!Dyks, Miss Campos% Miss Parry, and lilies Lie,A Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Attic's, and family, had arrived at Edisxsurgh, on Satur day, on their way to London. Atli/4ra, Countess DswAger of Bum's::: ti Ad- Mita, will give a grand rout, this evening, at bar house, in Grosvenor place, and will continue to see company every Wednesday, during the season, in stead of Fridays. Lord Butestny, we are concerned to RAC, is dangerously id, at his sear, at Englefield-green.— Doeur V•uou•sr, on Monday night, considered I his Lordsa., , in Teat danger ; but, yesterday, there was rather a hivout•lds chang:. Lord Mott:east gave 4 grand dinner, yesterday, at his house in Hailey-street, to his Royal High ness the Duke of Yoirk, .he Duchess of Goi nom, tie Marquiss of HLJNILLY, and several ether Nobility. The \larchioness of SALIM:iv. and the Ladies G. and E. Csct , A:r:v .d. s:erday, at their house in Arlinromstreer, from Hatfield. Viscount and Viscountess Dormer and Warm arrived, yrst-rday, At rhe:r until- in Park-lane, from Hemley-Hall, StAfroidslalre. rme next t :rand Ladies Vocal Concert, under Mr. Ss rto, will t ike place cri the 20:.•, at the Mare shimmies Di H a earvogir.s. Mother Goose, who reveled to be sent to & rel.:, is recanted and must kr ep her place n::.11 t .e Ge,at Ogre and Little Thsten6 are ready to take the field. The Eat of Sisitt.v. , ,st ay is indisposed, at his Souse, t.i Stanhope -street, May-fair, in c •nseqiience of his Lordship recervi ig an injury by the upsetting or his carriti!sr. on Friday ogle, in C..rtrar n street. Earl F-tzivit.Ll %PA arrived, yester..ay, at four o'cli ek, at his house to Grosvenor,quate, from Abbey. The Earl and Countess of Cxesrearitvo. and Lord SeaNuore. arrived yesterday at their home is South Ausiley.arree, from Milton Abbey. It is near three years sit.ce that Noble Family have been in v wits Viscount and Viscountess Minnie-row arrived, on Monday, at their home. in Grosvenor-square, Crum rc : ,,'er Harrow. n Ar God.ilmin, Surrey. Th.' Etrisaad Countess at Serrate, the Earl and Countess of Essex. Lord HENRY Per re, and se veral ot.er Nobility, dined on Monday with the Earl and Countess of Hewes , and Lord and Lady h r•Neev, at their house in Grosvenor-square. Vnicount and Viscountess SUDS. SY entertained a party of Nobility at dinner, yesterday, at their house in D , ver-street, Piccadilly. Colo iel and Mr.. B..AIISIONT gave a grand din ncr, yesterday, at their house, In Portman-square, to the Countess of Can sterol( r ; Viscountess Doric* N.. NON ; Ludy CHARLOTTE Piro's , ; Lady A. CAlyt PINTER ; Mr. and Mrs. COLEMAN ; Mrs. DAHER ; Mrs. NOSISON ; and Mrs. and Nis; STEWART. Mr. and Mrs THOMAS and family, arrived, yes. tend iy. at Viscount Mionecrotes house, in Gros weskit:square, Irom Eastbourn. General Sr. Joua is very much indisposed, at his house, in Audley-square, with a violent fit of the gout ; and his Lidy is also indisposed, with a cold, which prevented their attending Her Ma- Jzsr v's parry, last evening. The dress boxes of Drury-Lane Theatre ex hibited a great display of elegance and fashion last night. kswNv's Opera of False Alarm: received the most unbounded applause; Mr. lin swam. in the beautiful song of " 4 Soti:e and a Tear," was rapturonsly encored. Ti. !PHI avow' bad also a grand Levee ; there was not a vacant seat; and the magnificent scene that concludes the Entertainment. exerted the most general and ardent applause. The Eighth Ancient Concert will take place this night; the Ladle.' Fifth Subscription Concert will he performed at the Countess of Canna 'tem.'s, 'Venterden-street, Hanover square, to-morrow ; and Mr. HARtitSON'S Seventh Grand Vocal Subscrip tion Concert will be performed on today. Hyde Park yesterday assumed the appearance of Spting, decked in her gayest habiliments, and was crowded with Nobility in open landaus and be ranches ; the fair inhabisints of which had thrown off all sem'-lance of wintet, and white dresses and light mantles were the order of the day. Some wore sprigs of geranium in their hair. Amongst the Nobility were—The Earl of SETTON. driving four beautiful bays, with the Countess in the ba rouche. Lady Pesten and the Hon. Miss Dawn mold, were in an elegant new light-built landau let. dark coloured body, drawn by a pair of Arabian I greys; there were also several Nobionactia di* •• • S ONTING INTELLIGENCE. CATTERICK-KSIDGE MEETING. %ferniest:l*Y. APRIL I. Produce Stakes of each, h ft for colts awl i'lies rising three years oJ. Two miles (10 Subscr.bers ) Sir W. Geriad's b c. Maitre, by Seningbrough, out of Mary Ann, 4.t. 31 b. 1 • Mr Eretcher'a b f ester to Ste eely, Bst. . Mr. (. Litatou's b. c by Star, Rd. 311 i. Mr T. Hutchinson 's br. c by Sir P. Teatie, Oat Sb. Si , .l Law.em'a c. by I xpeflation,Bst. Nr Grimston's h. f b Precipitate, Bat. Sir A. lion', colt, by Spadile,d.t Sib. Mr. Lillie'. filly, by Defoirsi, 7st 1 lib Mr. Kobern's b c. Young Ilrepeful, by Pepeention, 80. Even betting on Mr Linton's colt Woo eaiy, Sweepstakes of Sgs e.ich, for ha f-bred hoe-es, 12at Two. role heats (15 Subscribers ) M'. F. Hartley'. ch g. Wacker, by Strut, 3 1 1 Mr. AtipLtri's bl g Raven, by Y. Syphon . 1 4 2 Mr. Trotter's b to Plaything, by Oberon . 2 3 2 t..) 1 dm Ravel.. rfty Pounds for all ages Two-mile hats. (Ag aas in May.) Mr Dent's grey colt, Sultan, by the Arabian Salim, 3 yrs 7.t. (P.. Johnson) . 1 1 Mr. W. Ilutchinson's eh colt, by St. George, 4 yrs ind. 7st. Mb. . . 4 2 Mr. Kirby 's ch. c Nevi( , tor, 4 int old, 7.t 121 b. . . 2 3 Lord Strathmore'. b. c. by Hanabletrautau, data by Sir Peter Teazle, 3 yrs old, 7st. . 11 4 Sir (law - panes ch. f. by Timothy, out of Violet, 3 yea old, 7.t. . 3 dr 1 to 4 one of the four year olds won, and 4 to 1 against S•drari. Won easy. Sir J. I...vfloit'S ch c by Expeflarion, 7st MS. re-rived forfeit from Sir W Gerard'a b. e. W)Sloa by Belainerllught Bat two miles, 100ga. h. ft. 2i302101Y. Sweepdakes of toga each, fir cults, est. Sib. fillies, Bst. Tyr, wiles (7 Surser r iers.) Mr. Moiley's 6.e by Ilyarlnthu., dam by Foxhituter 1 Mr. Walker's ch e. by Star, darn by Y . 9 Mr. Danhy's b e. by Star, dam by Drone . . Mr, 'N Hutch's...Ws be. Silvio, by St. Gerage . 4 Sir J. lAvr.e's ch. c. by Itopetlation . . . Mr. Barker's b c. Foxberry, brother to Clonstre . 6 Sand 7to 4 against Mr. Morley's cult. Won ern!. Sweepstakes of Vv. each, for fillies, let. o.le n..le and a half. (8 Suhacnbers.l Sir I'. Gascoigne• ct es. by Timothy, out of I,*;olet . 1 Mr. Wenteurtl. t r ay, Margaret, by 111.ningb.p.' . 2 Mr. Fktt her's bay, sister to Star-Joy sic W Gerard's brawn, by Illarnadannan . . 4 Lord Lowther's chesout, by Pi...clonal , . . 0 Lord Strathmore's bay, siiter to Kernernbrancer . 0 Mr. Mellisb's brown, by liambVtootan . . . Sir M. M Syltes's bay, Harriet, he Pre, iir'tate . 0 S in 1 en Sir T. Go.coigne'a filly, and 4 to 1 against the sister ti, CtAlltley. Bening, tam week, at li,ry market, for the Derby Stakes—. 4 6.. 1 against Chaise and.o.re—ir to 1 against Mr. Wilson's Sir Solo .not colt. Nevrroarket Floyd. Spring Meeting, 1807-Idooday. Lord Grosvenor's b f. Violanie, worst Mr. ArhAr's ch. h. Brain. worm, at.lllb each, B C ;to4 on Violent,. \Pe are requested to state, viat in running for the 531. Plate, at Matson, lad week, Lady Man won the thud heat by a head; atter which, S Sa.rrroirt wee drawn, but not owing to tr. being dark, it was i.ot then four o'clock, and the H :men' Plate was run fur afterwards, for which there were four h -ats. Sollars, who won the 301. Plate, at Catteick-bridge, on Wednesday. is the la,t of the Arabian Silai a:at get; and it is to be otwerved, Vat the only three cults get by the Arabian Salim, out of three d.ficri eat mares, have won the P.ate at Catterickhridge, for the three lag years. Sultan won in a very superior style, notwithstanding the weights were much in favour ol the fuor.year olds, the day very bad, and the ground heavy Solute's dam was got by Coriander ' • grandam by Su Peter Teazle, out of Wandiestone's dam, by La Sang. 84111, Apati 6. On Wednesday I.sst, the Noblemen and Gentle men of the Harmonic Society, had their filth din ner, at the Old Assembly &mins. The table was supplied by Mr. GA Le. with every delicacy the sea t, n affords ; the wines, punch. &c. were excellent ; the professional Members exerted themselves with great den, and the delightful singing of Captain Sours, and several other members and visitors, added infini!ely to the harmony and hilarity of the day. On Friday, the Members of the Cate!) Club also finished their amusements with • a grand dinner and Concert, at York house; Colonel Sr erne ss, of Ca. merton, was President ; and was excellently sup ported by his jolly Vice. Dottor Mu aaA v. Imme diately after the toast of 1 , &wets, to His Maj,cl 9 's "hos," Mr. Wreaks sing, in a fine spirited style, an appropriate new Song, written by Mr. J. ASH LIST ; JOT which, both the compotes- and per. (miner received unbounded applause, and the thanks of ch.. company. Captain Maciooces tavonred the Society with several jovial sungs ; and Messrs. Ma• GRATH ; 13/KNETT, GRAY, COOICe, and WIHTLR, displayed their bi dliant talents to the greatest pos sible aJvantage. It is but justicc to Messrs. Luc AS and ItestLy, to say, the dinner, with it...ippendages, were of the first class ; in fod, there was nothi:.g to regret, but the absence, through indisposition. of I valuable and entertaining members. That darling of Meiftessene, Mrs. Ssoooss, exhi bited her splendid abilities, four times here. and once at Bristol, Ist week, to crowded house,. She takes her leave on Saturday next, in the charades of Ca bleelbr, Hi &say the taghti. itasiatml has announced an exquisite treat, in deed, for the lovers of Music, on Wednesday, the VA instant ; namely, a Grand Concert, is which CA tALANI is to sing three of her favourite songs.— Terms of admission, a Sitbsciiber of Sos. two tickets—N m-Subscribers' tickets, one guinea each ! No bad illustration, I conceive, of the late CH At =Acta of the EICH NU La's flourishing account of our national resource.. The Kts.o hu been pleased, by Letters Patent. under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to confer the Honour of Knighthood upon CNAIII./11 BRISIBAOII4 Esq. Cap tain in the Royal Navy. Yesterday, the Lotto MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to be continued at Is. id. the Quartrrn Loaf. Nis L'rdship afterwards held a Court of Com mon Council, which ea. numerously atteeded. Idiot VAR I. a our, Esq. the Senior of the four Common Pleaders of the City, was ameinvously eleBed a Judge of the Sheriff's Court, in the room of the Lte WALTEK Lord°, Esq. The Court agreed to Petition the House of Com mons against the Bill for making a better P r ovision lot the Poor of Christ Church. hpitalfields ; and a Committee was appointed to prepare a Petition ; which they accordingly Sid; and the same being rea d, was :tired to. ordered to be signed by the Town and presented to the House of Com - . . -p bUBLIN. APRIL 4. rs , The Right li. .tr, Colonel Falkiner, and flans iismil 1., L..q. soled 1.1 the Paster for Holyhra.i. on rhursdAy laght last. The Comae', of Care ha , again taken up her iesideace toy: her Ladyslop looks estrcrultly well bird Monck has very cheaply .c :fed fni 30001. Lrrd Mount-Cash:l's House, on the Soit:h side .4 Step , en's-green. At two n'eltick tt,jt aft-rnonn his Grace the Duk • of Bedfind laid the first stoic of the founds,. tior. of the Vice regA• Chapel, in Ow Castle-ya:cl.. Ht. Gran was attended by the Lord bishop .4 Li. m• rick, the Rev. Dt Huot, one .4 the S de Chap lains, the Officers of the Hossieanid, and the C missioners of the Beard of Works. Mr. Peter La Touche has fitted up his splendid mal:sion at Stephen's-green, in the mos. super') manner, and has presented it to hit nephe*, Peer La I'ouche, Esq Jun. as he intends himself to re side altogether at his beautiful seat at Belie Vile. county Wicklow. At Monaghan Leat Assizes, Efizi3,l4 Geri!'" st'od indicted for the murder rf Mary Guam', at Cordummoni, by mming ars-nic with hary puddieg. The fad was proved, ani the Jury pro,. nounced the prisoner guilty. Having pleaded preg nancy, her rzeewion Wai respired until after her delivery. Elinor he, indicted for the murder of her infant, was a , stuttl*.d. Pea Smile, for a raise, was eerseted, as he consented ic become the husband of Nie r osecui rix. gibe S4elies, indi.:ted for the muz del of Patrick Spies, cevvrieel. AIIDDLASEI Amt 7. This dtv. the General clitrter Sessions of t' , e Price, and of Over and ferrainer k were held t Hicks's H 111, Clerkenwell, b.-fore lirtiisass Malts wastoo. Esq. Ctia.rman, and a warnerous Bends of Jestices of the Peace, for the Cvanty of Mid dlesex. year roster, and Mario, her daughter, were its &tied for a violent 4ssault upon a young melon r.rl of the name of Elizab-t% Harding, in copse- Treace of which ...he formatted ever since in a very bad rate , •f health. The great aggravation and only novelty in this case was, that the moth e r a nd d a ugh t er, Ke r m a, to the assault. hal been bound over to keep the peke towards the Proseentrix. There being not uflici , tnt evidence ARairtvt the mother, she was Aegr tied ; but the daughter, a fee girl about 15 yvArs of age, was fould Gri /I. and sentenced to 14. lin imprisonment in the House of Corr n. 1. pout the sentence being pronotteed, the unhappy girt tell to tf,e grcunii. apu.rcr.tly in a .tat- of in. sensibility, and was cam-d out t.f Court in that situation. Jams C.*coius f3ea csromn, and a few other members for Ireland, remain in that country, and will Lot vote on Mr 13c•ao's motion to-rnurriow, in the House of Cernmons. The Sd and 4th B.ttalions of the Royals have /marched from Bezhill to P Air/much. it is adp/sesed that tie greater part th-m will be drafted int/ the 2d, tor 'Ala, and that the skeletons will remain to recruit in Great Britain. The 2J battalion of the 834 is under order, fa Guernsey. It is only a draft from eke- 21 battalion of tb 34th *at is going ro The Fame, REID. arrived at Greenock, on Frids• i from Trinidad, after a pas age of 53 days. Ga the night cf the 11 It January, a French sloop of war bore down and fired several minds; but oz finding she had to encounter too heavy metal, shr made ofL The next day foiiowing, to the leeward of Guadeloupe, tell in with a Sp.l•ll.ls schooner, and received a iro.'ey of small Mills from her, when chi Fame fired *tor shots, and obliges/ her to *hoer of On the 4th of March died, on ho ird His Ma. JtSrv ' s ship Dorree,6l, off Haste-de-Grace, aged 2.1, by the consequences of a col i, ?vier CI Altai DODOVIX, Second Lieutenant of that ship, son of t h e l a te Rev. L)o&or Dontosori, Bishop of Ossory, in Ireland. Ile was an amiable young man, and • good Officer. He was interred with military ho. noun, ME that purr., with the sincere regret of Cape. Aunt as, and his br Alter Offi..er The following ;hos:king accident happened lie Saturday. at Pulhoreugh, Stmt As a gentleman of that place, $5 years of age, was sitting alone Deal the fire, his clothes cau;-,ht the flame. and the dean of the house being tinfationately fastened, as'istt ante could not be obtained till he was so dreadfully burnt, that he expired, is consequence, a fee' hours afterwards. On Sunday morning last, on board the Slit Do ,warn prison ship, in e •rt..mouth Harbour, Russet 1-lasi:acts', a Spanish p•i.oner, while standin4 on the gun deck, was stabbed In the lower pan of the belly by Manuel Caterer, a fellow prisoner, of which wound he died on the following char. An Ingni.i.- tion was held on the body, hefore Rocca CALLA. war, h.sq. Coroner fcr the Eorough, and a Ver. diet was brought in of wilful narder atta:zst the said Manuel Cabezas, who has nute been committed to Winchester to cake his trial. It appeared on Oil evidence of the Spanish Surgeon, tnat feequert in stances occurred of severe wounds being given among the Spanish prisoner', in a private manner. ro PURCH AIM 1$ TIN LOTTIRY....OIIt 01 o:ie Hundred eel Si! Capital Prins shared in es last Lottery, Wainer and Co. had the pleasure 4,1 dividing Forty-five among those lad'es and gent'.. men who honoured th.m with their comm in.' l'he Scheme of the resent State L-urty Is ov er , ing to those who buy b:.ifore nest Tuesday. "1 . fist 9000 Tickets drawn are entitled to 101. besid.s the additional dustier' of the Capiial Prizes The First-drawn Ticket is 110,0031. en the Filar Stcond, Third, and Fourth Drys. No. 25, Corn hill; 52, Charing-cross ; I.til St. Margaret's-hill Borough. The smallest attention to the pres• nt truly in portant state I. itry Scheme. is sufficient to shed that its great wziglat of interest attaches to the earl stages of its A. evident, therefore, mu it be. that in proporiiim to this weight nt interes should be the prudence of such u litve it in cm completion to become adv:nturers, to make the purchases immediately, if they wish to avoid a cc ' .... +l." , t:c