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tlComm;ttees to prepare estimates of the clothing 6 , ?wilt the Eagtish and bush Mihais. and of the valid allowance to the Adjutants and Non-corn ri,sinnrd Olficers of that military truth.— Grpnred, and thp Committees appointed. The committal of the Traders' Assets Bill was p •Sz•poned until to morrow.—Adjouroest at ten o'clock. OP PaiITION. Litt of the M notify, on Monday niht, in the H oul e of OM:113113, upon Mr. Whitbred's tno tio, for it Cummittee to ia:i 1 tre into the State of th..! Nation : .alivir, Sir John Leung, Ma'cults A1;..4 Wm.o Hun. UM., Latoische, John Adam, . Latoucite, Rohert A .0,,,,,_, Vi..eount Maxwell. Wm. Anvorter, Sir John Meade, Hen John ..toto'e, L • Martin, Henry 13.•: 4 , Thomas Mule. Hon. Wm. li..ri • ,:,, \I.-sander Mu: ter, S,r Wm. P..rnatrl, Serape Milton, Viscount lor!ts.n. J. F. Maddock's, W. A. l'.• :..I. lion. Thomas Mai Iti...ti, Adniu4l ii,:..t..i1, Walt,r Miller, S i Thossas :':, ..1, lion . C.W. Macdonald, Lona H lte r, llon. J• Mahon, Viscount ne .4, Lalretly Mointr., Sir Thqtnas ii..n.,:, (4 , orb Miibaoke, Sit R. bras ,ili, H.M. Morpeth, Viscount H 44.1.. 4.. ll , m• A C. Kmre, Peter CA-iit, Si- G.riby Mills, Win cslcratt, Jotn Maftentie, General c.dr , rt, Nellohoe North, Dudirior (combo, II C. Negmit, Sir George CA.eiit t,God G H. Neville, Hos R. c.o , eadon, ‘sfo: Newport. Right Hon. Sir Jelin C.irendoh, G H.C. O'Haie, Cherie' carophel , Col. o • C•ll..gha,i, Co'unel Ceerey, 'lncruts °violation, Vi.couot Campbell, Lord John Parnell, Henry coy., J. Power. Richard oilmen, R.J. Trine, Hon. F. A. nd,. D.P. Posisouby, Hon. Genrge D inn, Him. 11. A . Tonsonlo, Hon F. I ii.i , ds., llun C 1.. Timiott, Sir Arthur pandas, lion. Slal..r Pollin i gton, Viscount I) , nd , , Right 110.1. WE. Pelham, Hon. C. A. L 'en, lion. Win. Philipps, R. M. Eu+ton, Earl of Peirse, Henry Elliott. Right Hen- We. Py in. Francis Fricimon. Cr•neral P.tty, Lord H. Fralik . ,ol , l,C I. QUili. MM. WM. Folk. ti.,ne, V iteount Rurse.l, Laid Win. V , .,-...0-ek, RIM Hn. Gm. Ridley, Sir :.1. W. pv,y, lint Anthers R obily , Sir Simnel Fo/.7, C .1. Su.nerville, Sir M. rem ..g, Hon. Capt lin 8 "ate, rraocis r..-;.:. .. •... Henry Smith, Geirge } ! ,• •. V...r...ent Smith, tolin C• ale 1, kight Hon. H. S With, Wm. Cre• nb l', Robert Shelly. ilsorr G. , e .ki, n..cne Sliondaa, Right Mu. R.' R. Henils.n, Lord Arch; S'Aulamoie, R. P. li..it',s, W. L. Shipley. C•-to .el II i+ irk. Viscotrnt Stanley, Lord 11-I,r, H nry Sri ape, K.liard }isolate!, /Nu Wm. Tracey, Ilmbury Howard, henry Temple, Earl .7 .Wes, Lone Parry Templciosin, Viscount J....ya, J oe. Tsylor. Michel Angelo 7 -iro.se, J C. Tort nalmod, Lord John r no. —.... Talbot, Colonel inna, Him. Thos. Walpole, Hon. General Lambe, H., Wm. Warrend r. Sir Georgia lawrenee, Finch Wsirtale,Colonsl Le.wh, John Ws•d, Ho,, J. W. /...mon, Sir Wm. Williams, Sir Robert Lemon, Col. Wharton, John Lemon,Copt. Whitbread, Furnuel 1.....hten, R J. W illiams, Owen Lmhington, Stephen Wynne, Sir W. W. Lyttleturi, Hon. W H. Wynne, C. W. W. • • •Ito ke,nrt of Hr. G•Ait.i.o's Speech, on Fri lay es'nnig'it, open the Aitdroe to His K r. hat been copied frees Tim Buttner Pius into all the Pith Paper., many of which hate a,knowledgeJ, in bandanna the Ewes frova vrhich-thev derived it. •.• For the ►orcer Intelligence see the last page THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Jacr 9. Mr. CLYWS, an Admiralty Messenger, was sent off express, at a late hour on Wednesday night, to Yarmouth, with orders for the expedition to return. A fan-sailing cutter would probably overtake Lord Carocaar, and the second division, which lately sailed from the Downs. This order was in conse quence of the confirmation of the clis2. trous intelli gence lately received from the Con.inent, repelling the result of the battle of Friedland, and the con clu:ion of an arm'stice between France and Russia. This confirmation is contained in Pat is Papers to the ed. Dut.h to the sth, and t-lamburgh and Altona Journals to the la inst. received yesterday. The Paris Piper of the lit instant contains the Seventy-ninth Bulletin, which represents the battle of Friedland, on the 14th, as not less decisive than those of Au,- terlitz and Jetta. Foe the details of that disastrous we must refer to the %Ueda in the het page, and confine the few observations for which we ...IV(' room to the subseqtrent events. The defeated :',ailiaas crossed the Iklle in the night, and having hrlken down the bridges trehind them, nest day, ;he 1511, endeavoured to collect their forces on the right bank of that river. Their into mina appears to have been to have fallen back upon Konings berg ; but the French manmuvreJ to cut them off hiim it. MORAT was engaged with the Prussians. under Gen. L'Esrocq, before that city, and having taken them in flank, he forced th.ms to fall back. On the 14th, two of the Prussian columns that ap peared in front of the town were cut off; the French took the su b urbs, and on the ISth and 16411 they threw up works b?fore it. Oa the latter day the Russians commenced their retreat frun the Alle. and the result being known at IL-iiingsberg. it was evacuated by the Priii.ians, and the French euterel that ..: bridda over . the Age, lost no time to pur sue the enemy; and on the 17th their head touters were at Willis, a town On the jtmedinn of the 411 e and Vat Preget. To this point the Bulletin carries down the military operations. Ac coants from 'Tilsit, taking tip the progress of the French at the 17th, add, that on the 19th the French entered Tilsit, upon the Niemen, from which the Russians hid previiudy withdrawn, and having barn-il the bridge behind them upon that river, continued their retreat to Russia. Here will. probably, end the career of Ball AP tar g, an armistice, if we stated yesterday, having been proposed by General Berosiosert, and signed on the 921 by General prince BAOR ATHION, on the part of Russia, and Marshal Bear am, on the pats of France ; and a stipulation having been made for a separate armistice, to be concluded between France and Prussia, before the 47th. The work of peace will not be of long duration. lio- Kae•are will dictate it. There will he no forj.is nor metre-prq•ts. There will be no room for di. .plomatle finesse and dexterity, when the one party, as its the case of Prussia, is entirely at the mercy o, the other. 'That power mast not complain must take what the Congitertir offers, and be thank.: ful. We should not, however, be surprised, if Bon A- A Itrt were to give even Prussia better terms taan she expeas. He never had mire reason to be in a good hamour. More than once his eagles appear ed ready to fly from the Vistula, and mere than once slid his fortune threaten to forsake him. His success must be the mire grateful, in ploportion to the dangers which he eneount , red and Vie toils which he endur-ii to obt.tin it. This crible, on the Cowin e!*, has already produced an im poraiit chine in this cuuntry The Prints which, a tew days since, were crying out Popery." and sowing the seed, of civil and religious stile, are Aiw cryin:.; .tut Unimi sod Harminy " We give them credit tor their sincerity. she a: that they ar... at Ali events, accessible to fear. Bu . let them not be paint struck. The danger, no d•subt. is great, and the moment awful. The energies of England, however, if direded by wisdom, are equat to the conttist. Yet.ercll7, about twelve o'clock, Ms Ma,esry artived at t`te QUltatei Paldee. fret Windsor. At two o'clock His MajcsrT neld a Private Levee, which was attended by Tha Afehhiehno of (7...ontrbury, the Lon! Ctaneelkw, the i..ed Pre, dent of the C ..111c11, the Lola P. .ea Sal, the First of the Treaturv, toe Chaacelhe of tail Eeett•goer, the Secretaries of Stat•, fit tar Mao and Form., Otart.nents, the Fifa,. 1..1 of the .Vtin,. ,ity, toe Lori Cttatn!te•lain, the Dean of Brt,t3l, toe Reennier of L 04041. the Dub• of %lot rnae ; lark—Aviles( t , Sehurat. Winehe.se.s, and liddi t ; Lord,—H•atnseld end Riven ; C.douels—Vereker and • Bartel.; and Moms t,•ornr•y and N:alle The following h.td the honour of being presented to His MaJLer V, and kissing his hand upon their appointments:— _ - • C-gonel Vereker, upon his being appointed a Lard of tb.• T.rniury in Ireland. . . . . . 4r. Netille , apno his being appointed a Talley of the Et chequer 111 Ire lunl. Colonel Raga.. open WY b..ng aponinted in.nt 11.i•ter Matter to His Vtliefiyl4 Ar Pin and Glaris tits .9 ir •ote , l the Fri olf 11,,011 his tale.ng Airpointed Lord Lientenent of the Cnanttr of ii.adagt.m. The Dean of Beirrot. prraented to His M v a copy of his Sermon preached before the lite C•an vocation of the Cleriry. His MAJESTY held a Council, at which the Recorder of LONDON attended, and made ins Re port of the Cosseiks capitally ccrivittd at thl two last 01.1 Bailey Sessions, when His q.u.srr w pleased to respite them all, upon their being trans ported for different periods. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Dalai of PORTLAND ; Lords MULGRAVI and H Ai/CESIUM. Y ; and Messrs. PERCIVAL and CANNING About Ave o'clock MS M*JUTY set off on his return to Windsor. The transports for the third emharkatinn are now assembling at Hull, and at Sheerness, whither those which arrived in the Downs last week have since sailed. Thu embarkation of the troops, it is now tenoned, will depend touch on the nature of the official advices ft orn the Baltic. The 16th light dragoons, which, as we stated yasterday, are to replace the 12th light dragoons in the Kent distrio, march in four divisions, one squadron in each. The lit division reaches Canter bury this day, on its route for Dover ; the 9J dive- sion on Saturday, on its route for Hythc and the other divisions which are marching by Maidstone and Seven-Oaks ( ) , dune points of destination, Brae borne Lees andomney, on the succeeding days. The 4th dragoons, which were under orders for the Canterbury Distrid, we hear, have been counter manded on their march. and are lir the present halted in Es,ex. They were to have relieved the 13th light dragoons, at Ramsgate and Stoner barracks. l'hursday morning the division of the King's German Legion, at prevent at Hull. attended divine service in the Methodist Chapel, George-Yard ; wit-re a sermon was preached to them in the Oct.. min language. by the Rcv. C. F. Tattling', of Hull, after which upwards of 130 of the officers and privates received the sacrament. Their 'everted attention, through the whole of the service, and the propriety of their behaviour, excited a very lively interest in their favour among the inhabitants who attended on this occasion. Tivs.lay se'nnight, the two troops of the Inniskil. ling dragoons, which left Newcastle for York last weak. reunited to Newcastle. A lathy applying to a friend to recommend her the choice of some lucky numbers is the Lottery now so near at issue, the latter aptly replied—. m Take the first six 'timbers which catch yap eye, of the boats the. will crowd the river , tea Friday _,._,L___,,..._....... te."V AURIVICL IVHIG CLUB. On Monday I.!st the Norwi h Ind:pen•lent Whig Chb held their meeting at the Angel Intl H. GURNEY, Etq. iii the chair) to celebrate, the A nni. versary of the first election of Wm. S:41111, Esq. About 120 gentlemen sat down to tatte,the 'plea sures of which were heig - tened by some heir veni son, sent. them by their lib .ral and beispitable friend of Holkharn. A!c.r dinner the follo".ing, with other kcal and constitution rl toa•cs, were even and received with that aril and interest which men al ways feel who know how to value their political in dependence and People, and may their hArmnny netzr d , .torbvi by a vi.. , ttorn of , heir leei•bitive Rights The 1)•1.1r and I 0.0 ots! M.,•nor• of Chart. Jjtm ss fox. The F. 1,. •t 175 • (:1•••-•.3 t. ay they eve/shine autoortt the Pr! of 1,1 v!:!• yr their Country • _ _ . •• 34 i4h ten , d R.eigesenta- Our 11 , 1(.1 thy, I Live, Mr. "V ! , it S. lit', C.ne.it.oinn-4n4 nothing 4.1 t t. e Conr.o,it .• rnape by RenneYnnsatises and • pled by Juries ; au l .y a Vote 1/i • .10 11, i t ' Nß ewer held *bk. _The them, an aE- I).feoce or a Natiout....an unhi!ed At•ord, 51 , 0 t: by tee F:e- and tty• NoSle. Eternal rroverva•in Ito Pee I, axed Sotei c t n ithe Cannitu• than, by • U /11, a tetition to kii.• Cvu--4 of N. - !•tf .nay li .uo.oo aowng the Fri.tnalesauns among the En.•,,,ts of 1. t..er:e. \la7 the N-tvich Whiv, Club never a!acken the Kit ,rts In Adyers.ty, nor forget Olga Plineiplee in • p••••P• T.lO RiAinp ~1 !);ftve, it . ,e1,1 3 . 11 caliglatervd So!. aster v. Cw I w.A R••;iv ou4 The oat 'erne g- '11,4 ApprO• priee songi ur ,‘lePc. No s.,ei , -ty ti er toi•sy ed the caut.re of th , ir w;t't pl•-nbare ; Ani the d ty otry . ArsLi conc!uJed Kith har m .ny anj Mr. SNltTif w,i not Fe,ent, being engaged on his pari:Am.• :Gay Yesterdtv. ck, the Prircess CHAR TL tV Ck.S, attthed-ci by LslyEls CLAY! 'MD, • left h.r h,,usts in Warwick-,tre-t. in her earri,ye - - - - and four, upon a visit to her ft. , 741 Mother, and t pay her ri so.-C3 Duzhe:s of Bavmswicit. her (;ranamot:er: In the evcninr7. the Princess CNA LOTT e r-thsrned to Watwick-hawse. His M -STY Viqt his Sster, the Du chess of Baunswicc, this day, ;at tha Princess ut War.es's hou.e at Blackheath. _ His Mantel/ will he there; little before oie n'elocic. An eiar.y diaper will he preps-e'. for His NI AJECTV. In t evening. His Mai cs: return to Wira.hor. 14. r Vlaal,ry sad •h- Ptimoas-es are Lacy rise expelled to viaa the Royal D._7ch...s in 'ar. D.., Earl of Avassroiso, Lord SlCward c I His M *Jae: . Y'S I - louse:lA.], has been at Wiridsar ix• se veral days lately. taking His Mai EST T'S con la mina s respeaing making arrangements for t"e a. ,';:ammto. dation of the Royal Duchess. Mr. 13a• 'retie, Hi s MaJFlTv's Private lecretary. eame to to /an yester day upon the samz iinsiness. The 'Duchess, of Baunswic x is nine mon. hs older than R..s ?v. This o pAro4u of iges arises from , t-f's Meal 4T Y heing silly a seven months ehilsl. h i His Mai rsTv for the lira Cree Man!hs ems vet?' stekty, did not thrive ; w.:s then remove l to Bath stfs his Mothee„ wl.erehe improved On Tuenia... lortliawei•tota v had 4 nume rous party to dinner at his house Great. _;eorge. st-eet. Yesterday, the Cahinet Vllaisrers dine.! t rith Earl CA i etnat4. • • Yest-rday, the Dace of Ponvt•no, aft I er attend ing the KING. Vilit:Li 1../rd Casrtsaese I. who is confined C.roagh in....ispoation, at his be ase in St. .1: meet-vale. The Worthin;• Theatre opened on Me ; day, with The .WereLaht of retake and The Childhe , s st the iMerl. His itnyal High suss the Dake of CLARINeII arrived, y•cer,tay, at his apartments its. ;t. James's Patent., from Bus!.y, aud rammed in 4 is evening is dinner. l'he Marchioness of S•LIIIISTRY Lett town, on fuesdsy, for Hatfield, for the season. The Countess of hlocasnoes, is gave a masked ball,at her house, last night. which was rnrroutly attended. Thi hilarity of the even;n4 n s: much damped by the d sti,zeioas ind:;;:osition of „ ',aromas WATIRPARI, the Countess's m.r.her. tslr. Yonne; comes for ward, night, in , the part of Oirmwed, in the very interesting Play of TA, Carat Sp. tire. • The splendour of the Argyle-street Matqft erades has made that species of amusement estremelA papa lar this season. That on the I 4th ins-. with i which the Proprietors intend to close their Snbstril )tions for this year. will be perfealy sele.ft, and nor more than 700 tickets will be issued, beirg the nth tuber of persons who can conveniently sit down to silt per. Miss Bawl - tors made her debut at the new Brighton Thea:re, on Saturday night, in the part of Juhana. in The Have, :thee; on Tueuday night, by desire of Lady Pao Tosses, the Revak, and Three Weeks after Marriage., were eer formed and on Friday, by desire of Colonel 4eit oison. The Sokii, , r's Daughter, and Matriwlay. The Earl and Countess of Deese. rill leave Knowsley, to-marrow, on a visit to Sir H sts RV and Lady Hououron, at their seat at Walton-hall. and next "leek intend being present at Preston Races. The Misses Cassese were Virgil's' of the See, at Lady Hors's %las pterade. on Monday, and formed a striking conuast to Col. Dor Ls, who assumed the same Chat:tater, with some appendages 1110 t very rued to viegreity ; however, he soon assumed that charaaer most congenial to his nature—an honest trial Lai, full of life, spirits, and whim—" Oh, be w,e the hoy for &witching them !" Lord A. Goanos, as an Old Maid, was very entertaining. A Gen tleman, whose name we could not learn, ter rified the ladies in the ghastlylorm of the Grits •f"i,- reet, but he was soon found to be perfedly harmless and obedient, by fear of the invocations of a Lady. in the dress of Tiliarieta, who. after seeking in vain her lost firldahersseseks s found in Desl4 her oily re fuge from despair. This Lady was, we under. staDds the same who excited' so much attention as Arid, at the Marchioness of Aaaacoares. Lady SeLesevave as tul'isaterestiez Swag, nem looked LA if INTELLIGENCE. C )URT OF KINGS MC: GUI LDHALL-Jutr Sittings if Nit. Prier. .:fine ri.•::r rice E L . esneoauunor el , .1 a Sp- ,, ,1 jury. coNf. C')N. ' . • wt01a.44 O rienosoe. This was an eaten breueed to reviver a competes sation in damages for ti e loss sustained by the Plaintiff in being deprived of the society of his wife, by reatem of di • Defendant's having had ctimisal convereetien with her. The damages were lajd at 10,0001. Mr. Ge 'tow, in stating thecae, for the Plaintiff, expatiated upon the cnmforts and happiness of the eoundbial lite, and the misfortunes and 'nisei) , v.- tendeut upnr the breach of the matrimonial tie. He sail, that the emetics in this case were both of the saute trede, arid resided in the same neighbourhood, the Plaintiff being a spirit-merchant, living is Sae vague-gercierse, and the Defendant in Markelene. The Plaint had been eight years married, and Pieseeire wes still young and beautiful. In the course of his badness. the PI iiatiff was lieges's/yr obliged to ge ire, the country, for the purpose of eolieeting his dietts. In me !need* or eebrnary last. he leg des; upon one of these excursi•soa, leaving Mrs. Willi erns ar.d two servant maids et tense. The Deiendent and be had had eoasidereble dealings in the way of business, but no intimate, stebiiiiird between their families. While the Plaintiff was thus absent upon his bit. illess, OD .the Fdder fahowie3 lest b move Tuesuey, snout sleet talc at night, the Defeedent came to the. 's house, and intiti;red febbins. kle was inksmod he was gone nu , or. town ; he then sated to see Mrs. Wil:,i7ll, upon }articular business, and sent up his name as Mr. Johnston ; upon this he was .hewn tip stairs iatn the drawing-room. wiiere he bond the lady herself, alidabeie remained wick her for some time. About halt pest twelve &sleek the maid servants were going to bed, and in passing the drawing-cease, were set prizod to find it empty. end the. castles ()1! , .. They w-re then proceeding up seine when they discovered in tie stair rose wiaiow a inen's hat and peeves, and whets they arrived at the top of the •t lir, they met their' mistress, who inquired if cheer of t!i ow had let Me Gentleman out ? to which they ail eered in the neeative. A search was then comineeci d by the servants, and after lookiag thrr'..sgh diferent parts of the house, they at last demove ed her. sitting on the bed in their 1714atleS er. One of them seised hires by the col lar, bur he broke loose and ran away. The necessary proofs of the marriage, Ike. Wag gone through. Sarah Lewis and Cherintte Sherlock, the two servant mails. were severally examined as to the rate of eitenubisl felicite in which this couple had lived previous to this tiensaction t but upon their cross- oninetite by Mr. Serjeaat B hsT. far the Defendent, it came out that the Platnotf and his wile had fr,quent bickeriegs. and in seam instaates he was known to strike her, and some:jaws beat her severely. Mr. Setjeent Best addressed the Jury on beholf of the Defendant. and conteudesi ssat there was no evidence whatever to shew that theta of adultery had beets committed. sn as to entitle slap :Plaintiff to any iarn.iges, anti am the period which the De fendant teed peosee in giumeaany Witt; 41:2•Plainti ff wife. was not suf iently long to tome to any such amebic:en ; and the short time they hid been in the bederoom• oletiter made it impossible that sell illicit intercourse could have taken place.. Dot. be observed. should the extry think tlwmeelyes bound to give any ruins at all in favour cf the Pleiantre they would, at the sense tine!, recullea, that tbfr were awarding %Lena:eve toe person w untike a men, bed struck a Vioasan ; and he. therefore, rased satisfied hey w. be merely nominaL Lord Et.ertia•donots, in MaMlll.llg up the evidence to the J try, oeserved, that etie.first tion they e ere to consider was, whether or. net. between the period when these parties went sp stairs to the bed-ruom, and the time they were discovered by the maid ser vants, any :dasher. qui as could have been committed. su.,h as ea enable the Flailed to a V..rdia if they were (It that opinien, :he next question was the gelation ret damages, under all the eircumstences, di. Plain tit:• wait rntitlesi de? But it they found that In i each auk .lead taken place, they would find t-ar the De fend N-1E- Tlii Jury. after a short consultation, foaad a Vet' &a for t:.e Defendant. sieteeeneweescssee.... .14 ~j ~. .; VTATh QV Tlih Bitialfp,g7 • ' teen ", At of the quantity of Boor, denominated Po er, bre%. in L )naws i.y lye principAl rt Hous •s, betty tva the Stb of July, lio6, and sth of Jo:), 807 17 ..%79 1.11.nx . Hanba 13**,971 ry . . •R-own and Parry 113 •" 54 Wi Vei •breld . 1 • F. Ca.aest . t '" • T4is H4u-a C• I; • r2s 72,s 4o 47,41 CI errs J Calvert . r, otitt ki.tg tort sims e•shtri in lan year's Lit. Tor Old Bailey Se salons ended yesterday, and the , everal priicciers en stvieted received sentence The Lottery Contrail is are preparing a rich treat for the tke pilalix-4 Sail IV Nlazch on the 1 11.1:3e'. which is to take place on s Vauxhall Gala night. The winnerui the S ding `ll4:e iisin he presented with an elegant silver cu s. In offition to this, Fortune may perhaps prr:sei I him with a Capital Prise. If so, he may /ring a v snugly in the hap. bow of Conyete..ee, without i 1 "r of • lee Awry. A man of the name of ('op ' , ILLY WAS 10 much beaten, about ten days since, b • some soldiers, ON Kevin-street, Dublin, with the bar-end of thriir incskets, that be aspired shortly %fret ; and an in. quest been held on toe •,..Idv ~f th A deceased, a rep. diet of mil i, i mule. was given a : 'stint, the Jelin. i counts.lii consequence of w rich a warrant has been issued by the Coal:wait, . %ain't DINA" Gollaisry, Esq Lieutenant is th• I tiona,r" Militia, as a principal in instigating Ilse sollir the outrage. Mr. Sherif M•Nneas, A Aiste.l `i Colonel of the M.:rag:lan ht'iitia. wit b a 2 ,41 ailtivitr highly czpar.-.onclable, searchei.: iii • bar for Mr. Giddsiro7i, who had, kott:io:r, yivvi • absconded. Cononny, we hear, sir* a ioneitri longing to the Canap e and emend Tem* 41 t t , ~~ 3j ~` .~ icit to ti `,7 al Anti r r4cit • n.Oc. •oo an the . j, n sie rag!