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4 . 44 t • a mss► At it - r ,01 1-1 N - • S t . 0 ttG.vmpsrßEAT, T4).NOltilOW, tlat nib , a CRAM) MA.S 4 :II'ERADEI, oil be starts, tipoo the &UAW scale as the last, useousorteit with the Gros-rat trrabeeripturn ; but every So'emeiber to the Ae.setablias will be euttirti hs_take tan a 'ticker, at Otte Extra Tickets to Non-Sobrieribrre, nf erb . .orli • limited Nomber owl! , Kill be iceberl, r4l be Two ;111 Ili as e:u-h. Eetry golrteriba, o a. recorimemis Yrr mira I arketx, will sere to the mares of the p.mim app. v (sr, and will be re. epoosibk fur tbeir term etubikty. The Tickets will be ilerierreit tbit day and to-morrow. --...„..--. • SWIM our Scent house he opened nu Tuesday urxt to to Masks, Mae I...irectur, desirous of neon:li n fire Jet with such pa.ty, will &tut it ip.cueoti-y to cliniqc the stied oftht 111austderaJs in Arzyle-ot.-ot. At the request of the einnusitt,e, the pin -it f adirs 'dangle t•••‘ who bnhicrihe to the Wooing, ,111 not toe mowed to pay tor thew Tickets Coe ie Mastpter.ole. thider oftiee leirveinr, J. COYLE, Secretary. _ Yeatertlar morning His !lls,irsrs; Princeling AUCICSTA. MARI, Sorest. nod Aisi.i.rs, penied by the Marchitiorss of limo, Lodi,* C. Vl'si.Ratiaava and acakailtv. Urnerals Uturrii and FITZILJY. add Col. Di:snowy, rode le 'St. Georges Chapel *nil brand a Sermon by Dr. Datswowen from the et) th Co:Alike of the hook of Exodus and yth verse "Si; days .shait Moo Irgi!!:+nr fail du oli iAy work ;" afterwards code to Froginore Lolge. •where they met the ( s ty EEO and Princess Et traIETU: His 'MAJESTY Zitled there, and at three o'clock the Royal Family returned to the Palace. Their Rnral Highneswa the Duchess of Volts. sod this leakei of SCSSI.X and CA MIMIDGE. were the whole ereniag at the Concert of Mr , . gil7. ll tt il laron. and Nimbi's. LtlialiAll and NALSI, at WILLIS'S ItOOM4, on Friday evenin4. tier Royal Highness the Yiilareeos CW AR T.OTTL of %VALES is expected to honour 11sorthin..• again with Ler presence this eumnwr. The Duke sad Duchess of Moerremer., the Ditcher* of NIA NCM ZS TER, and Lord F. IIIIMITAtli!e, are da,ly expected there. Mr. Yorvo lota arvivell in fovo, from t! ir Li verpool 'Titeatre. to a4tatue hi, oituatiou at the ilertaark4t 1 heto ,v. e.,7zler.l,l;stirprize has been expressed er the Ell before the I louse of C.ousmono. to regulars the Triode with A weird, wane person., Ptliti,o3lflg thdt it it for the creation of a sixecare p;uce. Amoog the arrangements for the week are the following:— 'fano•T—Mr. Firrsitamiona's !waeFt at Drury-lane Tbeatre.—Masquaro4r, A rrel•-rtt• r t Rooms Writ a tart tr—Mrs. Fittl6:llki is ;rand rout, Tiloey street. Takmataavn—Dertrn. of 7ilartlutrongl4's grand rout, Pall-Malt.....Cosaloas of Mar. era's grand rout. F111111•V-.—Lf+ Mussel nrit, Hill •trest t St.a root, V. impole-street and the Eari of Oso..ry's osad at; Gromaer.plara. The brae, Fins, a.rortliti4 to report. go on Asia. *tingly, and thriraten tr pest the itessisas to mos& The Bishop of CMILISLi pnmeherl an exeellent Charity Scruien, esterclav morning, at Grosvenor. Chapel, for the Westminster D. j ....limey. The Congregation was very numerous. Mrs. 1361.LA11T, who is corning ont at the Hay market Theatre. was Miss Ggisr, the mignon) Edward, in Mrs. Iscwiate's Comrdy of " Eorry one ha hiscrosh;" and Sophis,iu M r . LIOLCIPAIFT •• Rood w . The la..t Bath snivels ate— Lake of besafort. Ilhogais eiSalisbary, Lady L5...11, O-. iSilliais sad Lill Myers, see hes Lao•oa, sad Sit Samuel I.ls,der. Mr. Fterstamoss's benefit will bike pleet.to morrow uight at Drury-Lane Theatre. Those psi rate circles which have, with rapture, listened to his Lake Ihrsison. and lima enlivened by I:is sores, will, with equal liberality, be his sisitnrs to morrow, and feel pleasure in roncerting hiss roues into gold. He presents a rich bill of fare cn the oc casion ; Mrs. Joamsti s is Belinda, in the Comedy of All is the Wronc, at the head. The Countess of Essex will leave town, this day, ea a viiit to the Dowager Lady blossom, at 'L'ed di ton. • The Countets of Sitta-rEssene cave a grand rout. on Saturday, after the opera, at her house in Portland-place, which was attended by a nume rous stoic mblage of Nobility. Tkeir Royal High losses the Dukes of Canaan:isle and Cuxsta- LAND were present. Hr. and Mrs. H. Sinnott% we understand, go to Liverpool. when Drury-lane Theatre closes. Miss Bourosi is engiqed at the smog place. loathsome (neer Midharst) ravalfete, which, ac cording to annual custom, is hekliu Cowdray Park, had a numerous attendance no Wednesaay. An elegant monimse was erected for the reception of Mrs. POYNTZ sad her friends; and the hand of the 2d. or Queen's regiment of diagnosis, played seve ral inertial airs. The principal snorts were the racing for the hack: sod to.sios' saddles, which were well contested, and finally won at three heists each. kg Mr. Tasoo's bay ma , c. Miss Dangles, beating three others ; sod Mr. Race's pony, Black billy, heating five *theta. Hyde Park, yesterday, displayed an elegant as semblage of company—His 'Royal Highness the Duke of consesLAND we. io the ride; the Daemon:a of Maataoaoonn, itcri.san, and St. tastes, were amongst the company. Sir Joe Lass drove four beautiful bright buys. Mr. JONES sleeted en elegant coach and four ; the horses •ere deenratesi with eiespint rssettes—this pa r , which is of *beautiful greet', had a very elegant e7 - 7eet. The ladies were mostly dressed in white, with white parasois, trimmed with shit* lure. The Comely of Speed the Plemzh was performed, au Saturday evenio , ;, at Covent Garde•l 'theatre, to a most ivoirded andiem.-.-. Miss Maarvi, so interesting pretty gist tilled the part of the % reale Sagami Ashiliald with , 4:eat onc , :esi ; Mr. SIMMONS. HI the absrsee of Mr. Mott DE V, piaye.l the pan of •Yi► ditel Handy. and was very well receii r i ; 11r. Jests was wiry lively entertsork;nz in /hut and received tialisuaded applause. Tim Co nseil, went of w'sth g..,st CHARLES THE FOU.R.TIL The late, nr rather the present, K 'mg of Spain, fo: roe have not aeltitowlenged F.:ly other, is by in-ens a Prince destitute ut c-tpiicity. Ai Ole is lie oppre.;.4eil by the infirmities ofteii incident to age. In fact. he is not yet si .te year- old, and !Jo-- • ats much activ.ty of body as a:iy. of hl4 period of life. That he has be:zu is the ftabit or (kvotiog too mneil time to the phstsures of the chase, is true ; but coon' the late tiin,,,l hi. tr father, ki, neverth-less, «u; exceedingly bel:ired iris subjects; and wit,J.,e memory is deseried!y • iii Spain. Philip. Duke of Calabria, the elder brotlier of Charles the Ith, laboured under an incurable im becility of mind, and was, on that account. set +aisle' from the succession to the Spanish monareily. He die.l at Naples, where lie was left by his father, in 17..1% when Charles the thud succeeded to the Crown of Spain. The present King was married et the age of seventeen, is 1765, to his cousin, Louisa Nfaria, Pvineem of Parma, sad daughter of Don Philip, youngest of ell the lONS of Philip the sth. Her 'lather was the eldest daughter of Louis the 15th, us that she descends en both sides from the house of Bourbon. That her conduct, as a Quern and as a woman, has not been exempt from reproach, may he whatnot!. But only the brutality of a tyrant, accostornesi to treat Ins victims, hosscrer exalted their rook, with the mod creel could impel Bonaparte, in the eyes of all Europe, to in sinuate her infidelity to the King her husband, and to proclaim. or rather to assert, the c aistquent a le...id:ll:icy of the Prince of Asturias. '1 lie base ness, perndy, and infraction or every thing sacred among- men, which has merited Napoleon's whole conduct to dui Spanish Ito)al F.s.uily, ha, no pa rallel in modern history. 1 situ'. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. Yesterday the annual Secirion, in aid of the Royal 11iiinaue Societe, was ptearli,d at St. Mar grwet's Church, Webt;nipiat r, by the itev. W. W. Deaf xs, LA. B. F.A.S. Chaplain to thcor Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Vow.: and thasttlESTLIL, and Precentor oftheCollegisteCtinrch of St. Peter, Westutinster. The interesthei .. scene of so many fellow-creatures restored to l ee, the well known abilities and teal of the Rev. Divine, and the vocal powers of Messrs VATTSHIAK, BEALS, HuISFALI., 11,taass. and Boys, and the Young Gentler's.n of the IVestminster Choir, who had kindly vnturi t.ered their services on the occasion, drer. a swine nits and respectable congregation.—Prenons to the sermon, a beautiful anthem was sung. The l'reacher took his text from the 14th chapter of Job, verse 14, " If a seas die shall he live again." He mid this at first would appear a parades, even to us, who had the benefit of ieVelatl..ll, tin wonder it dni to Job and his companions. After having il lustrated his subject, he defender] philosophy from the charge of presumption, a.sl the attacks of ignorance, and peuved that the inventions and doe eo7eries of philosophy were heretic: al to mankind. as to it we are indebted for all improvements and dizzomiries in the moral rust physical weld, and ovary branch of science ; and pliihnoat in, con tended, directed by a fain,' ote:I to truth, as. rioted in the study awl l,r cal, e. 4 revealed religisio: The text was not bale! consist, red as conveying a doubt of the future existo.ce of the soul, but as was clearly expresstil in the r.nniiader of the verse, a eisaeictou that man should Lye his appointed *Me, Mad a belief that the of his time hero was ordained.—lt might then be asked, he said, was it not impious to restore after death? But this was i;atisfsietorily answered, by the example of our Savour resto:ing Lazarus, &e. Hie then pro ceeded. moo: eloquently. to describe the situation of supposed to be dead, and that mauy might be restored. :Stull the blued " said he, , which lately warmed and animated this body, be again endued with motion, shall the powers of ac tion be restored, the Vaal spark relighted, the pulse be wade to beat again, tail this man be raised to join the universal ch orus of praise and thanks giving to his Greater ? What heart does not joie with me in sidling it possible, and that th e art of nun could do it—!t has been done by the Houma. Society-.. See, he lives ! And not iu one so litary instance. but upwards of 3000 persons hare been restored to themselves, their families, and couutry. Some of them were suffering from acLa dent, and many of them she victims of despair. Look at the persons present ; they we-e on the brink of eternity ; the waters had enclosed them, the weeds encircled, and 'mai was ready to receive them, which of you would not hare stretched out your hand to lace them Now, behold *e father restored to his tensity, infants to their parents, mid suicides .to .t in tile evecutioo of their purpose. blessing tired- fnr having given them !lOW •to prepare fir an as fug eternity. ' The eloquent Preacher was perticularlr afiecting in this part of his discour,e. He stated that the resiscitating art way lint discover& d and practised in this imuutry„ and had no •V spread all over the walla that nee discoveries are always opted and negiccted by ig norance and prejudice ; but that toe discoveries in uiedirel science had succeedeil, and that prejudice had given way to coneictioa. He coorluded by a most forcible appeal to the charity of hiy auditory, whom he entreated to g.ve as though themselves, or -onse d..ar relatives, might become objects of the Society's attention and care. Alter the sermon. another anthem was sua4. The collection, we understand, amounted to 431. es. which masa very handsome steu, considering they hare had three other charity sermons within three months. Th.. East Kent Militia have marched for Chiches ter.—.% !arty of the Oxford Nlslitia. which are at Haslar Barracks, have twil'oarkel ow board the Suf folk prison-ship, Lieut. Bitcuta, at Portsmouth. The Meeting at the (risen and Anchor -tavern, nn Saturday, to conoiler of so application to Par liament for powers to complete a Canal trom Mar ket to the (;taini Junction C amu l. Cieretty open a direct com.nuukattou, by inland pat:cation, Gets eon the metropolis mid Leicester • Nottatiultanashire, Derbyshire. add other Niirthern cenal,t'ai-s, was very respectably attended, ▪ tLe projected selietwe unanimously approved of and aloirted ; and sub,criptialas to a considera ble st.iouut wste tannedii:tely entti-ed tutu. - L.ll INIWMGENCE. CACIRT Or EnkG SIECW, /17YAC 1 I Sittivt at.iTeit , FinqtrluAre tortlEt.UN,fmlr and e Special Arry. GEICLRAL Twit Jitneys , . ratrXes,en.ro:t. This was an indictment agaiiist ( :acerao:- Pirton, dierging him with havingirdrunianly cotue-d . Louim Lal,tiorie, on- of His je,tv's eub,;,.cts, to he tortured end that !le (lid it uiAanfully and mali ciously. Ti,_ ciscutostancee of this ease base al ready been detailed to the pubbc; hut a new trial bating been graded to colonel Picton. who al leges, that be was justified in what lie did Ly the law of the Ishuid lie governesh*it will only be ne cessary, ou this. the second trial, to brio' the facts generally before our readers. it will be remem bered, that after the cession of the Island of Tri nidad to the British arm,, General Picton was me pointed to the Government. In leol, a robhery had been committed in the dwelling-house of one Palm Louis., and suspicion having fallen upon Carlos Granules, a servant in the fatisili , he was apprehended. The money lost amounted to , 2000 ducats ; and it being also suspected 'hat Louisa Caldrone a female, not fourteen years of age, who ba d intrigued with Gonsales, knew of the rubbery, she was likewise apprehended and car ried lleftwe the Alcalde, or Judge, end interrogates'. —irefusing to give any thing like a satisfactory answer, the Judge wrote to Governor Picton, fur permission to apply the torture, in order to wake her disclose the name of the robber, and the place where the money was concealed. To this request Governor Picton acceded, and wrote an order to the following ethict : it Apply the torture to Louisa Caldrese." At that time there was iio iustroment of torture in i.e Island, and the picket, such as military men use, was resorted to. The Judge (Baceriateri etteuded the unfortunate criwiniul in prison. She was tied up by the wrist of her right arm, and the hall of her left great tor placed upon the point of the picket ; her left arm was then drawn behind her, and tied to the right foot, so as to bring the whole weight of her body upon the picket. In that situation she remained till she was nearly exhausted, when she confessed that Carl% Gonsalez was the thief. She ass then taken down, and the next day the tortu re was again applied to induct her to tourers where the mosey was de pouted. This she persisted in saying she knew nothing about, and was kept upon the picket till she fended. Volatile spirits Wtilt placed to her nostrils to revive her, she was again suspended, and agent fainted. She still persisted to knowing nothing of the money, and vim kept in irons for eight months afterwanls, in a place white she could not stand upright. This was the ce,e, as proved on the part of the prosecution, by Louisa Cakirone, who spoke Eug hob extremely well, and gave her evidence iu a very interesting way. i'one of the witnesses for the prosecution were cross-examined by the De fendaut's Colonel ; a jiistiticution of the punish ment, and not a denial - of the fact, constitutilig the defence. Mr. D•etes then addressed the Jury few the Defeedant. He said st would be recnllected that the suggestion of torture had test orieinieted with the Defendant ; that he only seceded to the repre seatatiou of the Judge, that a alight torture was lie cessary to extract the truth ; and that the offence charged against the criminal would have subjected her, in this country, to an ignominious death. But the very essence of the charge against the Defend ant consisted in the legality or illegality of the pu nishment. The Jury had teething to do with the moral fitness or expediency of torture forming • part of the jurisprudence of the country ; and if that sort of punishment was recognised to be the ha of the island, the Defendant was bound to ap ply it, if called upon to do so, His Pdajesty &min, at the cassias of the island, pledged hie-emir to ad minister, by his representative, the laws as he found them. He should therefore drew to the Jary that tenure was authorised by the Spanish law is the island, that it bad been applied, in various iustaneee ; and further, that Governor Picton, takiug the • law to be such, from the re presentation of the Juage himself, was he legally justified in the order he bad given. For the severity of the punishment he was not ac countable, miles* it was agreed that a Governor ohouldialso be a CSICIM The only part he had in isovas signing the order authorising the iidlictian of • slight torture; and if-that was legal, he most *ac q uitted. If it was Net, be wouid admit that in jaw and in morals he was respoesible for every act coiewevient upon that order. With respect to the argurneet that torture was abrogated, elan where it before existed, the moment it became a British dependency, he should not reply to it.— The qawebon had not been supported by any au thorities, and therefore could not be rimiatiiiied The Learned Counsel then entered at great length into an expos.tion of the law of Spain, es apphae bie to the Island or-Trinidad, and prodoced many instances of torture having been inflicted, and law autSorities to prone that punishment "2- torture might be legally applied. The learn t Counsel then produced his seidenci. which (Demised of ve volummous depositions taken in the !...and pitied. sod of extracts from 511li&i.h law hooks, all of which went to ertabl:sit the fact of torture bo ing a part of the lave of tie Mr. Gaaaow made an eloquent reply. He cern tended generally, that none of the autho, sties oiled justided the iolfictina of torture; the case+ applied to the law of old Spain. but not to her colonies; and if they did, then the Defendant had acted illegally, inasmuch as Losing Caldron, had no defeasor ap pointed to attend her during her examioetwiu: and secoudly. that she was not of that age, to which the law of old Spain authorized the application of tor ture. The learned Jar Dag was very concise in his sum mine sip, ter cam harm,: rtsolied its.if into a pure question of law, open the points of whether a Bri tish Governor was bound try cnitatenencti the appli cation of torture. event/lough His Majesty. at the cession of the island, had guarantee! further ance of the existing laws? and -ehether. if so, tin order was conclusive, wi , hnit a suhttsolieut gauped to the Audience orthe Caramels, a Coert paramount to few law in the island ? Tire Jary, ftand a tpec'.4 verdict of dliy. eithjeet to thethe'aestiora show, referred to ; and with iespect to the Cs ta. they found that to. - t ate was authorised by the tow of the istvitd at the time of thc.eession. and that the Defendant meted "Ivitbou/ m3liee, forth', than waking an order a Lich hr . thoo6lit hioniellheandto rotnply with: • . . t# 4,11 hag pita nine in the morn ing till nrar t Zit e t at night. Thetourt IV al rrowd ed to the e)Z ,tl4 the trial sicked eonaiii. Table interest.- - Thi ttioss for Middlesex finished. TO TIP' EDITOR OF MS DRIRSIT PRIM. Ste,--.From the eitrrhatistil l haft tried, I and that ow beiag dried, whirl should be dame in the shade, the leen s of the vise make an eNceilent, and as extremely wholesome tea, dunes somawbat different loath iu taste and flat our rum that greerally nerd. I have also firma, that Insides being nileni..ahly calculated fur making vinegar, the pruning, a the tine on !whiz bruaoi and pot into a rat or mashing tab, and bailing water p ..fired on them, the saws way its is dime as malt, produce • Moir of a Inc vinous giwl:ty, whale, nth% ferineetel, forms a good suletitote far beer, sail which, ea Irene distilled. produces a eery tine eliirte, of the nature of brauti. As this ,s the sensor CA' p-haing the vise, tummy thousand e,rt loads of which are, year after year, throve away as me:ms, where there are sot goats to eat thew, sad the idea hire sugevsted it out only hew. bat of high Impertaare to the iulishitack of this coultry, pe lletal's/1y at the present juncture, your ieekrting A is. yaw highly woollol mod intert, , turg paper. sill oblige . . S:r, your cuaretaut trader. Awl most histaLl,, Loam, June 10, 160.1. JA ALS BALL PUGILISM: nett& between DJ: ' 'l'l ~, and Peatikea, the Scotch baker, Is& piece ou Saturday on Goolmes-green, Oa the Ideadmi Road. The Aes,tieers were out at an early hoot, but many l of them ws.-e sadly disappointed, having guoe urui a violet i r scent to Wiliam Green The company of course sere cut •• wainerne• as was expected. lloglierty, who is known as • a piskisiseel sees, was beaten • few weeks lance by retail' Belcher, me Epsom Downs. The Scotch licher is ..1 little celebrity in the art. At twelve o'clock the cumhatauts en tered the ring. The Elakcr shelved a good do.ul of science, and put 111 the ilea let; but Delbert, stopped almost all , his blows ! andefrom the 15th to the 25th mead, which tea the last, permibed his adversary so severely I. the hotly and head, the Baker was obliged to give in.—The rumen' lasted tsenny-two ninnies. Dughorty, through the siNle of the SO; appeared greatly &pette to the Baker, mil received little isusel.---GoUy, thergams,Richisoril, the Black DLopeed, i mid several other professimsal Geetionete were present The spines of the day Sallied with a Lull bait, in which two Mve wee lolled ; • third had its rile twokeu, mil *as almost bridled to death„ yet it crawled upon its billy in a ame cite& to pin the boll. • anem==eimse A circemitance has recently oxnrred at the i Adiairitty, which we are inclsord to thiuk will not rallyund very much to the evattit of the Noble ii ii Lord whit . pomades st - that • rd.—Mr. Dar.- iIYSIFLIt who has, for . several ' 4 ra, filled the im portant sitaktiou of-Hydreg..ap rto t: .e BoArd of Achnindtv; • situation for the duties of which, , A e are persuaded, no man possesses higher qualifica tions, has been suddenly discharged ; and. we fear, for no other reason than that his place was desindle for another.—We shull shortly lay hef.sre our renders further particulars of this eutitterdioary occurrent e. Anot-ter e!opement took place ea Friday front I'lato, hent-road. The lady is tiaagh ter to a gratis/omi iu the revenue department, anti will inherit an independence left hu by au aunt t the gentleman is a member of a rifle corps in the • neighbourhood. Ove Tomas* seunight, at oae Aietoek in tlia morning, the twig Hope, Howe, of Sct:th &veld., coai.leden, was ran down oT Flambni by a lig 4 vessel, which inhumanly left her to bar fare. and in consequence the Captain and raven of the crew perished. A reward ef so gonotoss u edited to a disciivery of the inhuman perpetrators. TliB. 7titli Regiment is arrived in the Downs from Guernsey. Koff-Admiral Tv ten 1. appointed Second-in- Command off Lisbou ; and Rear-Admiral orvt LT is appointed to be Sc.:mai-in-Command et Ports mouth. A convoy is tonsil from Portsmouth, on the 30th inst. for the Brazils. Major-Genenil Moose, to take the cornmansl at Newfoundland, is going out its.tbe convoy whit h is undo' orders to sail with the Speedy, from Ports toolith.—Cotrimisaimer GLIIIILLn, fur Halifax; and Sir Is %AC Colllla, Bare. who. is guiug to sur icy his e,tate, the Mogdalen Wands. are going out it. the /sir, with Aduitral HOLLOWAY. Major TA:IMMO VACItELL has 'weeded to the Lieutenant-Coloitelcy in the Cambridgeshire Regiment of which became Timalat by the %taint-tweeter death of Lord Viscount KnYirree..-- Caot. r. Pr.sieLltroa is appointed Major. Au immense quantity of bricks and stones are now landing at Allirsi'-quay, Sail &k, for the pur pose, it is said, of erecting new barracks upon • very estaiteive plan. A lar;e Martello Tower is • also exported to be soon he•gull, intended to com mand an nn:ntcrrupted view of the Gentian ocean Dearly half curreut °VC'. APPOI IN Ts --Capt Hulep, to the Soodrem ; Cot. J. harem, to the Meirep-r. ri. a Itruouittos, tick Capt. Se#e&eld, to the Ihrelalut ; Capt. W ant, to the Stacchaste ; 101 A'Court, to the Pelican ; Lieut. Itiorrtroo, or the adamant, to committed the Shark • Capt. lertio, to the trar. Mad, vies Milton, Birk ; Capt Bart. to the Sparrow ; tape. left, folio Phipps ; Capt. I:.1{. to the Serpent both Lately Forehand at Jousuel ; !Met Waller, to condinamt the Half; Capt. Clemeat, te the Ifaroorite ; Cue Hoffman, eo the Gahm; Captain Colby, to the Royal Tottenham, Arleta r l'•orough's ; Capt. W. B Haat. to the Mivn ( aqt. Bradshaw, of the Cesseisise, it promoted to • Peet-C4tatti. wu apporated to the Earythce ; Lieut. W. Miller, lobe Arid f it Trmsports at BeriatuLl. Frium afternoon the East-luelm convoy, CP A . Meting of the ,ilossech, for Madeira. Madras, and Bengal Earl Speiturr and Tracers, tux Msdnis and Bengal . • the Lord &dam avid CarrearrAes, fee Bombay; three aheiere, • ship for the Brazils. mid' • brig for Madeira, frron Portsmouth, midst convoy of the (..941insie frigate, Captain V. •tsr WRIGHT. The Ciaigisene has .tatio,ooo on hoard, heloagiug to the Me. East-India Company, tor Bengal. let•irday tnerning a Coat! Menial was held at Portsueoutlroa Lienteuaat W. riteiter, of the Bo: at %haloes. of His Ms.txtrire ship has. who *es .•r -detect to he tried for itivieef i r des e ,rrecievl himself !,i:e at shore. by grossly 141 f LlNibli a Jlidntlrwaa, and "altering himealf to be repeatestly threshed ; and for disobedeeoce of cirs'ers. b e Court J.o n-t inquire info the Arm charge, se it .di 1 not happen the ierisdiction of the Aar-lira:tr. he was fossil roily JitioheTecee of etsiers. and sentence' us be diem...ed froin the Mi.,. and out Y the hottest Jr the hit of :wetted Lje;:tderatata.-....a.red hatatial iT Lim Prcau4.4. e.;, reti 11 not 1:81- an. ing. P"" f tut oyirri eIV - t title • i. 1 •4 wit '1 ..ate tine. oeft•- r• I It • stLi went ins # tree •ue