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_'ono, will irtmechatey ous t tark, and he incorporated with tt 'sr the Crown Prince. 'h ay grand expedition, the °lire to be the expulsion of the Engi:% and rescue the plunder they by they will certainly be driven at least forced to retire to the they can remain in, as the Tr the farthest end of Stands; one of the articles of this rr ark acquires the powerful guns" .or of the French L:l4t all his p stored to him. drewly been taken in Ren?shurs 'unte Corvo and his suite. T, ice has acquired by his cohd u n ned hirn die confidence of ti ratify the most determined hair _ ish. hadmd all alarm among at cease on hearing the dome hto rescue us. Our new all • our hate treaty with Russia, t a few days before the arrival 's fleet, the Russian Envoy e, ht. Von Lisakewitz, auari if the Russia" E7opffor, that I ye declaration to the gritiih GI would respect the neutrality onour of the Emperor Alerandi iu our favour, and sr:ll be errs UPT. e 5. at Trieste on the t S:11, th.:t 4 errs, full of troops, on Vac efu, had been taken by the E:, we horn Naples of the lei. 1. se closely blockaded by thP Eat turn of several thousand tbout to leave it will piobAli be Russian squadron or tines s I will winter here, and in t.i table that the friendship betierci will be broken off. The Rai e is Batiatinsky. [TISH PRES DN DON, kY. OCTOBER 26. CAUPIELL, of the fa,t,itee, iterday at the Admiralty wi Baltic. Lieutenant CA X11P3,.; t,of 64 guns, vita a com e:•, re, ou the 4th of Oetch.r, Gottenbargh on the 9.h, al. :h from ad►erse weather. mow left Gottenhurzh in tl but the wind would not pe move. A frigate was also date, with six sail of traespoti 1 heavy laden. On his saw, on the 1 Sib, of the Scal a convoy of 48 sail, which borne up for Gottenburgh, Ile of wind, from tie Satni ia the 13th, which conduit, Russian Admiral's ship Admira GAMBIER, with as kept within the Cattegat, by e of the westh:r. erday papers from Altona lei .sth; from Paris to the the 20. h instant. They briczi from these several places to a the previous accounts; their og, although they do not as ' real novelty, aad deckled ie present state of affairs , pe, of course, furnishes the illigence, in which Deaaark nent figure. With a doe shore rate attention to the wounded es, we think it very probahki be able to make a very stroll hoist the pet manent possessiGo tein, that the acquisition of the t worth the price shich re It; however, after what has Id reconcile as to the mina is the report that the atnit:t are enlisting in one service. cameo. Their shirt' rept& . than as so much taken tro:o of no value to us. Englanl i ships than she can man. pars state. that a treaty of a!- .d into by trance arid Der.- the former shall immediately ,000 men to assist the Dad •om Zealand. on the 15th inst. were 5 poi Mails arrived on Saturdly• rs to the 10th inir. Lova at Gottenburgh on the rirk. Dukes of Arirroutsus, Ds v,aad several oilier Nohlefro; • r Waage of board the S xe d...11 England. but had not rr;,-d obably dclaysi seaiGg uz-1 the weather should moderate ; but their arrival may be d a dy expeßed. The late storm appears to have teen severely felt in the North Seas. Report stater, t hat so English frigate and five transports have IsTta stranded in the Cattegat ; but we hope that this is sct coma. and that they have been mistaken for the &die frigate and a convoy, which hive. been forced into Gottenburgh. The British soldiers are now allowed to view the inside of Copenhagen in small per, ties no t exceeding twelve men each, under the care of a Serjeant. The accounts from that city cone down to the Stir, at which time it was re petted there, that Admiral GA m ilea, in pursuance r,f instruelioux from England, had detached a squa dron to capture the Russian ships of war which lately food thy Sr und, and that all the English merchant men were flying from the Russian ports, under appro. t e nsion of an immediate war between that country an d England. The reports in the city for several e li s past have been to the same tired ; but we do ist believe that there is any dagger of an imme d,,te roptutt. Sir RoeeaT WI Luis passed through Ganborgh, on the Bth inst. on his way to Sta Pe trrshcrgh. yesterday being the anniversary Of His MAJCS. y% accession to the Throne, the Park and Tower r i n , were fired, and the bells rang a merry peal. intirday morning the Duke of Yoe it arrived a ; eicianr, and transaeted business with His Ma iLsre, after his return to the Castle from riding Ifs Royal Highness the I)uke of Yose dined with the QUM. and sPaiwassas on Saturday. at Windsor, and in the evening went to ()Adana. Yesterday morning, about half past eight o'clock, the Royal FAstir.v attended in the Armoury R tom, in Windsor-Castle, lately and as their pri vate Chapel, when the morning Church Service was rod to them. After breaklat His MAJLSTY, MKS Prin ,tvcvsTA, SOPUJA, and AMELIA, attended by Lady J. Til vase, General iitseov, Colonel Deissow, ac. went in two carriages to St. George's CL anal, and heat d a Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Ma an an,from the Si c. of the Ist Epistle of St. Peter. v. 16. m.isrArds went to Her M v's house at Frog. ▪ 4 where His Mansey dined soon after one e'clork, and was rnet there by Her MAJ err v. Prin. wins Lc tea elm and M•ItY. At 3 o'clock the Boras. EA MI LY returned to the Castle; Her MA JUTYa'dt!tePatricssesdined at 4 o'clock ; His blinsry joked them at their dessert. Dispatches were sent off, by express, last night, from the Admiralty, for Portsmouth. Scene Charleston papers, which we have received. rate —s The hostility of the Savages of North America towards the people of the Visited State., is mare formidable than is generally supposed ; and it is believed that they will commence warlike ripe rations, uninfluenced by the resolutions of this country. A letter from Fort Michilimakinak, dated vosards the end of July. observes, that several of the tort-s seem fully' determines: on war. A very extraord! tiny and curious talk was Cirrtliaed amongst dam during the last winter, which has praJuced a wonderful effeft on their minds. SOW designing person came amongst them, under the assumed charaiter of MAKI - 10S f, OF their Prophet. and possessed such sway over them, that be has formed an extensive combination of all the different trifles tooth of the Ohio, and east of the Mississippi." In es-cetien of the last Decree of the King of Iheissan, which interdiCls. in the most severe rent, all communication with Great Britain, the blisters!" of Fineries has just issued an order, • that no vessel destmed for any ports of Europe. if they have passengers on board, shall ▪ although they have permission, unless the Cap teitAgsvrs a bond equal to 200 florins for each lan wfich thr ship may carry ; and that the names of the FSS!ettgers must be mentioned in the bonds. That no individual shall pi-emd by sea to any place in ihirope without deps citing as a security the sum of too florins; uhieh shall be confiscaied if such per t!' I:5 do rot go direa to the places iiseicateiL' /Alonikaa s) Letters from Rumilecund. dated in February last, received from Bombay, overland, state, that the strong fortress of Chumeer, io the distrift of Koonah, some time in the possession of irregular troops. Ist-tote depredations had distu:bed that distrid, has been carried by assault, by a detachment under the ornmand of Col. Haw,: tes, led by Capt. DLL A.• sr sts, after a most obstinate and desperate resist ance; the whole of the garrison, consisting of SOO nen, were either Whet within the fort, or by the cat dry, in attempting to escape. Lieutenant MtGstooe, of His Majesty's 17th Font, and Lieu tenant !Olean, of the lit Native Infantry, were killed, with SO or 40 Europeans and natives. The nephew of Ruajety SING, It was rumoured, was &mote the slain. LeUers from our squadron, off Ferrol. dated the 13•11 inst. were received on Friday. Tidy state that the enemy's ships in that harbour were [acridity ready tor SCA, having their sails bent. and the cress s constantly trained to the guns. It is expelled they will attempt to ;at to sea, the nsdnetst they per ceive a favourable opportunity to elude the vigi lance of cur squadron, which consists of the afehrile, Anclariear, and Yhaxcrt, of the line. besides frigates and sloops, tinder the command of Commodore Sir RIC 114•1) K IMO. The enemy's force consists of four sad of the line, besides frigates and sloops. Xrrad of a Letter, d tted Ramsgate, the 2.11 inst. •--•' In th e revere gale of la s t night, t he undermen tioned vessels put into this harbour, viz. the Tereus &vans. of Chepstow, with the loss of some sails ; Fat.seorir, Antis, of Dublin, with loss of bowsprit ; I, l'n, Andrews, of Falmouth ; Hope. Durham, of Aberdeen t Hannah, Sly, of Aberdeen ; Mao Dldilfl. I of Dublin; and Drepaici, James, of Lime rick, each with the loss of an anchor and cable. the t'n.f, Walton, of Sunderland ; Abraham, Bast dAll. of Chichester ; Hannah, Davis, of reign month ; and Hawse, Richard, of Aherdany. each writ 't wing damage. The Robert, Thorn, of Barg stack, much siamaged in her hull. The Ace, Phil. hos e of Milford ; Usdda a, Rem of Biddeford; 11 7 4 Pi'n"el Johnson. of London ; ItandAl, Of ditto ; &,.,e, huddle, of Weymouth ; sad ~li idee, Waste, of ditto, without dasztage THE OPERA. The fascinating Madame Car frt....ads re.engaged, for the enning season, as Prima Donna in serious, and Prima Wafer. in Comic Opera. Among the other Singers will be Madame Donau, Signora MARIA WOOLRICH, Signor RIONI, Signor WILL- Lt. Signor Beraouttri, Signor Rovsoroo, Signor Da GIOVANNI. The Carps de Ballet will boast of Mons. Dant AVIS. Mons. HOLM AU. Mons. Roast - 1., Miss CS/04111LO Mademoiselle Pane. Madame Muria vas. Ballet Master Mr. D'Ecv mi.& Leader of the Band Mr. Wercnsixt.. Mr. Kaf.r.v is suc ceeded as /idling Manager by Mr. JA 14 is Fl. D'Eo• yr et. a— a situation of great difficulty in all Theatres, but particularly so in the Opera-House. At any of our English Theatres, should an Ac. tress be a little hoarse, or out of humour r should a principal Actor be a little lame in his foot, or in his part, or a little out of spirits, the piece may not withstanding go off with eclat. It is not so in the Itali in Opera, the slightest pain in the foot would disqualify Monsieur or , adame Des ir Tlf tO astonish the spectatorwith their wonderful Pituettes ; and as to Madame C 1, not merely a hoariness, but even a foggy evening, would be sufficient to destroy the brilliancy of bar execution and the delicacy of those tones which enrapture the audience. In the English rhiratres also, if Mrs. MOUNTAIN be taken riddenly ill, Miss ron may fill her part — if they be both ill, Mrs. BL•ND'S sweet bird-like notes will pass current It is only in the case of the indisposition of the inimitable JORDAN, no substi tute can be found, and the business of the Theatre suffers a total derangement. At the Oran-House, the CAW is different through the whole r asap of first rate p-rforrners. If Desks AYES be lame. there is no person to sten into his shoes ; if Cava Ael be indis posed, the Manager may seek in vain for a substi tute "I his makes the management of the Opera. house a busine's of peculiar difficulty It is Amon impossible, by any vigilance, to prevent occasional disappointment. Mr Lear v, under all these dis advantager,_ gave great satisfaftion to the Public ; and. from Mr. D'Eovit.te, they have every Ming to expea that talents, industry, exoerie, ce, an gentlemanly conduit can accomplish. Verio.is principal performers, we understand. are already engaged. who may he expeaed from the Continent in the egurse of the season. The inms,r ornaments ' of the Theatre will be entirely new paioted. and the Boxes newly furnished and decorated, previously to ' the opening. _ . THBATRII. DIWII Y- I. A Ng. The comet!) of The Hooey lifsaa;;; pe cn Saturday night, to one of the most brilliant houses of the season. The grand aarradico was the farce of Three IVecia afire illareive, in which Mrs. JOIIDAM performed the part of Lade Rorke'. *there never was a more beaura:q or highly finished pic ture from fashionable h.., ; she appeared in excel lent spirits, and displayed a grace, •ivacity, and ease, no language can repress. To this the audi ence bore ample testimony in the scene where Sir Charles Backe* addressing her, says. " My dear, you are the best attresa in the w0r1.1." The house catching this sentiment, in unison wilh its own, rang with assenting plaudits. Amor.g the brilliant as semblage Ciat graced the trues, were, the Countess of Maxaciaetion. Lady WILLIAM RIFSULL. and Lady Han osacroar. Indeed, we do not believe there was a person of fashion, in or near Loudon, absent. Such is the attraaion of this fascinating woman. MIS. JORDAN. After the performlice at Drury-lane, en Satur day night, Mrs. Juaeart prepared to return imme diately to Bushy Park. The carriage and attend ants were ready, but she was suddenly taken ill. and went to ked. The public will read with concern . and surprise, after her animated Ladj Rarkrl of Sa turday night, that she has sufbred a relapse. She has been seised with an inflammation in her chest. and was so ill. last night, as to forbid &U hopes of her being able to appear this night. His Royal Highness the Duke of Ct.aaance ar. rived at his apartments at St. James's, at ten o'clock last night. from Bushy nark. Count D'Aavoss arrived on Samrday at his house in South Audley.street. from a visit to the Earl and Countess of CARLIILS, atCastie-Howard. The Poe - rooms Asesassanaa left town on Sa turday afternoon, at five o'clock, for Worthing, and will return to towninext Saturday. Lord Monson arrived at his hoes. in Seymour place, on Saturday, from a visit to the Earl of Msx soaouon. at Middlatnn-hall, Yorkshire. Lord Moo:stave Lave a grand dinner, on Sear day, to several Office:9. among whom were General bizarre, Sir SIDNEY SAIITii, Major WATSON. c. Lord Itler.oesivit left town. yesterday, for El tbarn, is Kent. Fashionable report states, that Lord Manson will receive the fair hand of Lady SA tau See it.t.e. daughter of the Earl of Mexaoaounit, in the coatssof this week. The Earl of Euu left town. on Saturday, on a visit to the Hon. Mr. sad Mrs. VI Lim% at Cur bourn Lodge. and will return to Cashaobuty Park this day. The Earl of STA tit is expo:ad to leave his seat, at Colwyn Galloway. is the course of a yew days, on hls way to Lashes. Lord and Lady Hawassanav ban hen pasting the summer at Wilmer Castle. Mr. U. Samoiti's comedy of Tads a Ted This. is sp oke n din high terms. On Saturday last. at half pat three o'clock, Lady TeL was ea* delivered da daughters at his Losskisies house is HiL.wut, Bakedepsquare. Her Li*** is sista , to the Doke of Lstnsraa. Vaasa sod Vissountess Casisaasaen left town yeereedey on a tissed , weeks tour. They via dries. ion km then prows! to Citaanimay, is their way to Wafts: Cads. where they propene to nasals a few days. with Lord mad Lady Hawaiians. arid will Soto POMIIIIOIIIII Were obey meta to Lagoa. itRIGHTOV.hcrosEs 23. We have been much entertained here with the newspaper accounts of a Freash privreers ecc. which only existed in the fears rt the writer ; it is true, a collier hove in sight. and 6; ed a gun, which, to those not in the secret, cowed some surprise. Melvin certainly offered to t tke a boar, and go along•side but the fun was by that time become public, and he could not rt any companions. The truth is, the Mark Monad is in love with a Mrs. Pattypan, of this town, who was in the lia44 of taking a boat at the first signal, freighting it with all kind of meet fare, and paving a visa t;) the Captain, 'and the last time she came on shore, there was a salute fired. Whether the Lady was offended at this, we know not ; but true it is, that her not answering the signal was the cause of the alarm. Books are opened at the libraries for sub scriptions for the untortunate sufferers by tliestorm of Thursday. The Princess de Gerebtzor has arrived, and taken a hoisse on the Pavilion Parade; her Highness is greatly admired. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton had their benefit last night ; Mr. Quick playecrivoegord with great success, and Miss Mudis, iluxalotta, in Pr Sittan, with such vivacity and spirit, as give fair hopes of an excellent athess. This night will be Leonard's benefit ; toansorrow, Monro's ' • Tues. day, Wilson's ; Wednesday , Simpson's ; Fsiday, Mrs. Mudie's; and, on Saturday, the Theatre closes, I with Melvin's benefit, for the itiAtOrl. The following are the arrivals of last week : Princess de Gcrearsoff . , Lord and Lady Ellenboteugh, Sir Robert and Lady %Vivaria, Viicounteas Perry, Critms r and Mrs. Toone, Lieut.-o , l*nel Matthews, Major (Alarm, Cap tains Walwyn, Pramoh, Forsyth, and 'Urethra, Mist Little, Mr.. Neville, Mr. Rodi..gton, .Ir.. Luther, Mrs. de Crespogry. Mr. C. E. Rereariard, Mr Anderson, Mr. Lucas, Mr. and Mr,. S. Thornton, Mr. and Mr.. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs T. Dic kens, Mr. and Mns Rhodes, Mr. liroarlenod, Mr. Slow, Dr. Buchan, Maier Maitland, Mr. Bb.h, Mr. and Mrs, Bridges, Mrs R.arcritt, Mr. P. titoare, Mr. Pcningtun, Mr. M'Adam, Mrs. Green, &c. &c. WORTHING. Oct. 23. The weather, for these list two days, not proving favourable, has prevented one (feeders from dis playing their Nankin Bui,:ois and pretty turned muscles on the Sands, and our 3trllVeelll roles are tendered useless ; but good humour and sociability seem to be the order of the day, and Spooner's and Stafford's are the fountain head for our lair visit ants, to enjoy their morning and evening hunge, Ind to drive detli ewe away. Notwithstanding the wetness of the weather, .it does not appear to damp the ardour of those who wish (as Farmer Abichl says)— To pickle their akin, in the salt sea ocean. We have had many arrivals this week, among whom are the following ksrl of Gafford, Mr. Henry Calcralt, Rev. G. Sykes, Mr. Lambert, Mrs N Newell , Mrs. Such, Mas &devil, &c. The Theatre last night displayed much elegance; iheentertaioments were Ihe Scheel of Reform, Origi of Laurel, and The Midniski Hear; and Harley, between the Play and Farce, sang !dada ÜBlarnry's desrnptice of LoNdoo, let the Brock of Mr. Wherry, who played Tyke and Nipper kin. On Saturday, Miss Taylor, late of Covent-Garden, has her Benefit, patronised by Lady Sykes. DUAL'S, OCT. SO. The Duke and Duzhess of Richmond, Sir Ed ward and Lady Elizabeth Littlehales, and suite, will set off, to-morrow, for Slane's (little, in the County of Meath, upon a visit to Lord Conyngharn. The Deaden taxable Pori, of this day. a:::+eunces a marriage, which will excite much conversation : it is the marriage of the celebrated Patrick Duigenan, Esq. DoEtor of Laws, Judge of His Majesty's Court of Prerogative in Ireland, and Member of Perlis. merit tor Armagh, to Mrs. ElJpenstal, wiJow of the late George I-lei/instal, Attorney and Solicitor to the Dublin Police, of St. Andrew-street. The cere mony took place ar Lilliput- Ledge, the residence of the Bride, at Sandymount, a little place, close on the sea-shire, about a mile from this city. It was performed by his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, and the Bride was given away by the Right Hon. John Mrrick Mason. The Bridegroom is upwards of seventy years of age ; the Bride is neither young nor handsome, and hut several children. The Osmium, has published the new Commercial Code. It occupies 36 columns of that paper, and being purely local, is not of the least interest to an English reader. King Louis has, by a Decree, divided the fo rests in Holland into distrias, for the preservation of the game, to each of which a Captain and a benignant are appointed. The Marquis of Hawritrorow, eldest son dike Duke of Devonsiita ; Viscount I envie “, eldest son of the Earl of Eusrorr ; and th' Hen. Mr. BRIUGZ. si An, son of Lord Ba A UVORD, arc at:lin:red r.t Tri nity College, Cambridge. And blrd HAMILTOII, second son of the Marquis of Atiaacuito ; the Ho. nourable Mr. Ctrs's, second son of Earl Pow,,; and the Honourable Mr. Law, eldest son of Lord ELLINIOKULIQH, are admitted of St. John's Col lege. Oa Friday re'nnight, Viscount MILTON, accent. palsied by his Chaplain, the Rev. J. Lowe, arrived at Wakefield, to stand sponsor for the infant son of FRANCIS Maine, Esq. Barrister at Law. A dispensation has passed the great sral, to enable the Rev. T. Smyrit, M.A. Chaplain to Lord Mos sops, to hold the Redo'' , of Willingham, with the Vicarage of Frodingham, in the county of Lincoln. upon the presentation of the Rev. Twou As BIOAD-. L ay. of Kingston-upon-Hull. Mrs. Dicaons is pradising the part of Pay', in 7he Critte, which she means to play for her own be nefit at Covent-Garden. _ _ The Hsu. FRANCIS Enures has purchased Mr. B 's kase of the late Sir G. W houia, Grafton-street, Hay-hill. where he is depositing his Library and Oriental Manuscripts, and his various Coßeakless from Greece, Egypt. Palestiu, and other pans of the Continent or Europe. A young woman has bees in the Mediterranean for some years, in the situation of a cabin-boy. with out her sex being known. By gradation she became Mae of t h e vessels and was always most aflive in ease of a sterns. to order men to do their duty. She has lately returned in this situation, and retains her rank as suds on board a brig from Malta, now lying , lloreelydown. T . f . • ,4 • r►•~. ~: FIRM .• 4' 6 . w , A are broke nth, at two o'clock, yesterday Mall. ing, at Mr. Moggiidge's, shoe-maker, in Fleet-streets It commenced in the kitchen, and burned With fuel rapidity, that the family had harsh, time to mice their escape. The interior of the hn.ose, and eke furniture, were reduced to ashes. The a ljnining know, the Oid Saloop Coffee-house, was very much damaged ; the garrets were entirely burned. wuh part of the second A tor, and had it not been for the timely assistance of the engines, the whale et tile house would have been burned to the ground. • otetmenmetereinele muttntx. A murder was committed, on Friday morning early, at East Benton, %Vats, oo the person of M. Simeon, jun. arising out of the following circurr. stances :—The father of Mr. Simeon, a reputable farmer, had suff,red many depredations in his farm. yard, such as wounding cattle, stealing poultry, ice. and on Thursday night a watch, consisting of thr. e persons, was set to discover the olifenders. About two o'clock in the morning three fellows made :heir appearance in the poultry roost, adjoining a hay-loft. where the persons were watching, and alter having slaughtered and bagged several fowls, they retreated. They were pursued by the persons on the watch. but having dropped their booty they escaped t and. whilst Mr. Simeon continued die pursuit. which his companions had relinquished, air thrce.faiirorsatin• sounded him, and with a bludgeon kiiwhimes the spot. The fellow who struck dissevered at day-light its the ratirciug Ind bit h 3 has refuied VI discover his The assassin is a carpenter, who resides rich. of a known sanguinary disposition. . NE al " SUICIDE. .; On Friday evening, a little before n're o'clock. a young man of the name of Pearce, was seen walk ing along Upper Lambeth Marsh, in a distressed and agitated rate, sighing and mourning bitetrly. Some minutes afterwards, the report of a pistol ww..• head, in a place called Cot-throat-lane, leafs to the water side, along the walled the Aewite biihop's garden ; several persons instantly ran toils spot Irons which the report proceeded, and brand this untortunate person lying quite dead, with bill brains all scattered upon the wound. A pistol wee also found tied by a handkerchief to hie writ & however, so tight as to prevent hies from di rnz the trigger. The only conjeetare that earl be t respelling this extraordinary precautioa is aawf• prehension on the part of the deceased last Sao • other person might be suspraed to have killed high The deceased was by trade a witeeleir4l4 4 has lett a young wife and two children to Isom his nn sappy fate. We understand, aft imiskitalbisia for s nee tires past, be led a lite of WINN molet. travagance, which at last caused bile to so** it the Guards. 'ibis condua produced great ash* piness between him and his wife, and peabehly lAA • to the fatal aft that terminated his eel'/'s... • The Sessions for the city of London this day at Guildhall, and on Wedeeeder ILtilry. Un Thursday last, the Loan Nava& escapel drowning. He bad been to to h.•ld a Court of Conservancy, and so his ret is a squall laid the boat on her beam esti, with, sail in the water. By the ,Bivity of the itle board, sue was most estraordiaarily prevented aping. i ' Toe sporting men left town yestadayfor,News. market, to be present at the famous race to be nil( this day between Cerberem and award. tot 1000 deguineas. It is imagined thc:-e is as much !isomer pending the issue, as on the menr:rabie race be tween Rombietonion and Diamond. lb. odds are in favour of Ci On Tuesday, a shocking accident happened at Boston, Linculnshite. Mr. Mors.av, a small farm. r iii that parish. was riding upon a horse and driving his team. when, in endeavouring to pass over some bricks which lay near Bargate-bridge, his horse fell. and threw him under a wheel of the cut, which went over his head, and fra&urcd his skull so dread fully, that he expired on Wednesday morning. Yesterday se'nnight, as Mr. LAME. a rcspedablis broker, of llacre-street, Westminster, was returning home from St. .Margaret's Church, in eompaity with a ti lend, as he was passing lbw. sh St. Mar garet's Church-yard, he was seized rids a sudden spitting of blood, and expressed to a ft.. nd that beJi not think he should live ltmg ; he walked on a short distance, and tell on his knees, exclaiming the Loid have mercy upon my poor woad old soul s" and expiredinitsney. An aßive speculation has already commenced. respeßing the no les. speedy than evident prensium which Supplementary Tickets will bear in the present Lottery Scheme. It will require. however, no small address to induce the Hulders of ouch Tickets to part with them ; since it must be clear to the mod superieial calculatur, that none o !efr will be attainable during the ultimate stages o: sae Drawing, which is nnw in pro4ress. On Saturday, Hill Simmer, Ahr4 Deo, and sic other daring pickpockets, we.e hustling and robbs g persons in the Strand, in a most oatrageous man:. during the whole morning. 'The same gang of s tains were likawose committing depredations in I! Strand, on l'riday, and continued their robbsii 4s during the evening of the same day; tney coatricel to assemble a crowd of idle persons round a poor min, who tsa4 begging near the Crown end An chor Tavern, doting which time these daring sob hers contrived to plunder every person who wa. pa.sing. Two of the celebrated Wheelers, and another dais ing fellow, well known as a pickpuctet, were rub bing in the Strand, en Friday. the daily plunder of these villeins has got to a very alarming head again in Loudon, and calls lundly for the Niag:s trees to put the Police AR or Vagrant Alt in tr” ce ; the former tit *Well was passed for the szpre4s pur pose of enabling the Istagutrates to imprwm. in rle House of Cu rerSion, all well known thieves ' woe s Lund in *any public place. stmt. or the litotes highway, under susticieus citeamstarxes. pisutipsi pan 'if the inhabitants of the Strand know these villains when they pass their windows. an i drat they are wa.*:ing to and fen. only for the pct:• vac of robbing the ottenspe4ins rass:ngers. I