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Wan! cases the extravagant in the Its from the sElitia the objects pro -e corps as well r under the of this es- 0 4 4 horse are rodeo{ Ake number of five hawked it was intende d*lnce them still more. They are, however, is di ff erent ways, and this service is consid y bauetited by the profits of their labour. There are three or four hundred men employed, who are every day trained to the use of arms. With the necessity we are under for • men at the present crisis is vettected upon, this would not be objected to. The next article wan, the embodied militia. It was. be stated, nearer to its establishment now than last year, notwith standing the draft. front it were i 4,0041 meu.— It was attended with no further expense. There was a small addition to the German Legion. The Royal Military College was the next item. It was found necessary to raise the salaries of the princi pd Officers in this unite, such as that of the LMutenant4Governor. Ile trusted, when title valuable part of the service was taken nits consideration, which gives to our Officers the advantage of a regular military education, an ' advantage which every country ou the Continent gave their forces, and which was sn necessary ju the present state of the world, it would not be objected • to. A small additional expense had been incurred in the arse tithe Compeseionete List. lie w as sa ti a ged the Rouse would not object to what teas intended • refieve, • from the increase in our army there v be a greater number of objects. As of Guard?. and Garrisons, and them wan I difference in expense be this, of 114,0001. The expense and aliroast was 76,0001 The my the saw.. hut decreased in and decreased in expense isi tTtev was also a decrease Deoactmei!t. These necessary to state, consideration of the moving his first .. hie wising es His sepport of the taloa (anal lbe 2000131 are, for the Low a oppooed to boast. LA woccl.. in Boa. rehtltunn °gems. He , befoe the ap iiispeet volunteer inspection. and he been attended , point of des . help express- Estimates should they were, sod placed before the surprised that the inestton should be tr. Thit the lion. former night, had ere of delay in the the atte:n t it of au ne the considera dd now have the from his side of the evoical ten . hour the discus hefoce the House, were now called Without possess :tie question.— _ estimate informed us how it to be kept, which has been raised be Ma_ violent and erpeniive means The Wen Train has heen rediv ed. we are told. It be well, be thought, that it had been much mom se. Ile never met an officer of experien:e or j Idgmeat whvdid not disapprere of this pail of out establishment. It was aid only to be repro bated ma a most inky ens asta hshinent. tint also a. having the tendency to engender others equally hai. The Hon. Secretary has told us a good deal teethe value of tho s e Vnunteer Corps, and of the Maw expense they are to the country. lie was of a dilllsisnt minion. He conclude:l by expressi.ig Ain intaniebeeme at the rapidity with which this immanent sessautie Mid been forced through the Harem Land cASII.IIIIILaGIi commenced with observing, that many of the argaine.its of the Right Hod.' liebelemes (Mr. Windham) he would have an op-1 nartunity of answering, at a suhielitcnt period. H • thought nothing had fallen to iujnre the esti mat of Asia Mon Frierid, or to prevent him from mireplimeating L. on its merits. As to the 'mg. Agee treas. tine Right lion. f ;en% had mieronceived I, s llonoarabk Friend. The inihjeet of the Vii:• l inners be would ;cave to his Ilona:trails Friend, Mr. Taylse. It lad been complained of on the other tide of the Ile use, that they had been tilaced in a peealiar situation, by net luivin,r time to look mer the printed estimates, yet when 't se Right Ho isonealle Gentleman this. Windham, was an nonce. beetmad Se bare the army estimates printed. It was uglhablie to thank pita what dignity be retail. 1.11.10 wee Minister. *hen asked fer inform ative 6on . estimates. Another objection they bad- made was the lateness of the time the Seasick Ind bees eallgti. He would' ask leave of the EiMiet . er assist the memory of the She: tide Illbt lienete;—they ought to remem ber bow the:immied the same Li:inners throisah `ley were is office. Be- Cantu-Ilan gave ouch an the distress of tic country. 'he morality of his lion. no more, that " not any Member of that Home to of the country ; for it net enemy. bet ckpreased tile mewl.' They was at ine on the measure pee ;he other not until August. dotting the arc .traey of the `tat return ce‘dil Ina& iremat month, tool thee the vektateariegfrrb the Drilatilleallot l l l lo o it were 37,00 0 e f f ective, outs al mealy uisdi• a) stem ; and he %valid weave to var, the months hod elapsed, there 1110111dVe 46, lead Wen Ofi laws than 86,040 NINO Yetolrei year for the Regular Aria) sad Militia, owe .the bit of May there would be 60,000. It only oue year since tic opposite side of. the U retired from odice vii, their giouruy presto:6oM • what was the state of the army during the tame t were in office ? Tliey vh4 stake shift to get Kinn and that by the iiddisional Force Act, which was bequeathed them by the present Admi,:istration. When they wanted to wake a philosophical experi ment they were nu ish of the public money ; but when the F..eitnetes for the Army were before them, they were perfect eroweinists. He con cluded with observing, that the Army was 40,000 stronger than at any period during the annals of the liritiih Einpire. Mr. 111. A. TAYLOM spoke against the utility of the Volunteers. Au esplaimitory conversation took place between Lord Casrtentraou, Mr. Moss, Mr. JOHNSON, Mr. AtOKTAINN, MT. STANNOPIN, Mr. WOOD. the SKCIALT4Itte at WAN, and Mr. Flo,ictasoif,! in faiour of the. inotain, and Mr. IV:sinus's, Mr. LIANINLITON, General FlTZP&Titick, and Lord ?dittos in opposition. • • • The original que-,tion was than lantosad earned. . The following Reeolutious wet* hien rand and agreed to : lvaivai”. • Mlle , Reciments in the Prat Indies ... J0,...4 L.691,6as . a 9 Troops and CUTIMIIIf I for Recruit- . lug Ditto. . ...... 8 Drulosilicel Militia Staff ad Gorriamaa SIO.Res 'S S Dull Pay to Supernumerary 1./dicers ~ 32,1214 s a' Piddle Departments - - , 1d541.14 19. 6 Half Pay tu.Peasioners of Chelsea sod KO- '• • 1111i11111111111 Hospitals ~ me t 4(1,969 IS to Out-Penasonera of Ditto .... "1 al grf: :LOOM p • Wilton' Pen - Mout , .. .._, 40,49 s to di . Volunteer Cuty• • Ri....uou ti 0 iressii• Curb 42,12i' 7•1,6•; 3 • 1 Royal Military °Arse ... ...... Roal Military Astlata IQ,Qnd 9 J Allmrsomo•to Ramat sad °Mei ads; Clutplaim, 1 Mees sad Flut,pital Pipelines ' its),nist• 0 0 I Cosepassiuslate List .. ......... v ' 13,56•0 0 U Rare & Depotootent Ombra) Commissariat Doyort• • at k lreluml> • the last Tntal, 11.fithau4 a 9 Drawl tire Regieseeth ie t►e Sant WWI 01,914 Sgi,ssts • 9 Remains to be provid•Nl • 3:.1 7 1 U 574,878 14 u On miring the supply for the Ordusuce, Mr. ASHLEY COOPER addressed the Committee. In coaformity to the duty imposed upon him by his situation as Cl. rk of that Department, he con ceived it proper to state the reasons of the increase in the expenditure of the present rear. The Ord mince Departaim.t had. from the tueutiest origin, within these few years, risen to a perfection hitherto rinattainecl pro.doly by any other uation in Europe. The expeneel inenrred io the prosecutiou of this desirable end. together with a debt contracted to the Navy Departnirtit of 170,0e01. and which this department had pledged itself to supply, by intro dnctitg it into the Estimates for the present year, though perhaps not altogether formal, had pro bably, rendered these Estimates greater than hail been yet presented. The. Estimates, he awned. io the Barrack Departrne.... hail beep necessarif) increased by the extension of Lines - of Chatham, and the erection of a capacious and excellent bar ' rack there, with other fortifications erected near Dover. For all these expeudltures the public had been amply renvieratt4, by the advantages of strength sod security agoinst the enemy. Mr. CALCIII7 conceived too much money had been expended in those departments, particularly in the unnecessary quantities of horses kept for die Commissariat, when they could, in cam of danger. provide ebnuilanee in such It country as this, which wee always provided with draft cattle.. The lines of Chathinn were unworthy the auras squandered on them, the barrack. so tiftl. and capacious, that in tome of one hones siege it would tumltle about their ears, and, tilling the f ort with rubbish, pre veut the men even frOm working the guns. Ile conceived the whole had bceu carried ou without either plan or economy. Mr. W. Pot' defended the conduct of hi., Hon. Friend from the last-mentioned imputtaione These arrangements.. he saiJ, had been phoned and confines:A by engineers of tile greatest expe rience, and the whole prevented a complete aeries of progressive improvements, of which his De mineable Friend and the country should be proud and bsppy. After some fbrtiier conversation between Mr. COOPER, Mr. CALCRAPT, aad Mr. Witinuest, the last of the eetimetes was put and agreed to. The noose resumed, the report brought up. and or dered to be received on Monday rest. The Caascet tot of the Fee/met:Ea informed theHoteste that, in consequence of the lateness of the hour, he reluctantly moved "That the or.ler of the day for the further consideration of the Orders in Council be deferred to Monday next." Ordercil. Lard Carrtgaseeo also deferred the considera tion of Cm Majesty's Message, relative to the late decease of that gallant Offieer, Lord Lake. Or detest. _ _ the Lord MI LTON gave nr,tier he would. on Monaav pert, mere. that the Petition of the Col l i ers and Manwlha throes in the County of I v: k I , e referred to a Calavittee. The other orders of the day were then nootnoned to'.ll•'xtay. and the lio.me aujourned at FOUR O'CLOCK. The fonowing additions and alterations have been made to the List of Sherif* for the y.rar wince His Maims picked fir them on the 10th ion. arid whieN will appear in this ev en i ng 's Ca.tetre CArrter—Robrrt Bart) rd. of Vora". Ext. u did r°6o at • (Melees l rr looker rmei on, a, t Zatvlrt. Perk, For, Ghseirroto.-Jde steettor: %iris, of Chdostoor, jest' Pidloare ill*dbalts moo at the Bea Virse Stool Grey, of Whine -•.r.• • 4 •0" 0 214 111 * Jaime of roo:bcoe Barlow. Eeq. in the raise ward/ono% of r.O-,lf•-k, :=osiolo uni ttie n•Aielot..o of Lemo, Esq. CIO!. Vissosig, Moon d lionocome sl* Nina, DT 1 .9 44 1 - 011.1 4 4 4 . 6 0 ‘ 1 4 1 1.4,1 14 16 ha% - • lip Ai DAY, FEBRUARY 17. A set of stilsiosnittic papers, relating to Russia, livere laid, last night, before the House of Com: :isions. It appears from thaw. that Russia del mended from this country a Loan of no less that 6,000,0001. sterling,' one-third in gold, mic-tliirdi in silver, and the remaining third is Bilis of Ea , cbange--the whole to be repaid by Russia within twenty years. This demand was refused by Lord Howick, upon the ground that the Loan, upon the terms which it was required, would amount to a subsidy, and it would add . 500,0001. a-year to the taxation of this country, which was more than it could afford.—His Lordship added, however, that if Russia chose to open a Lean to that amount, upon its own - credit, is the British market, this government would give. it. every posidde facility. .These papers also contain several extracts of let ters from the Marquis of Dovni..sa, Lord u sr, ciuNsoi, 444 Xs. SRL:MEE, which state this limb , urgent demanda on the part of the Emperoriof Herst t , that EnOand should make n diversion in favour of the ltassiaa army in Poland, by a de scent on some part of the French or Dutch •coasts. Viscount Howlett's answers to thekieinenstiances are flail of assurances of Ina Maio vx's most Jealous - . co-operation and readinamito aril bitinself of the first opportunity, but t&t:at:!the present nidinent by dni nut see an opening - toil"; expedi tion of tt We give The . House year ' 'Fliursdav re with gct. irither yegenia , ►t the -• attended timouy the such which 111 detaiird fr the Coul d vlise right of _ Intiolliptere ataktaq at Ant mesa, Wended est pert. . two frigates.—Letters ptintteer. her on Gast lily isting of six mil within a few . days after, by another 1+614 squad:vs.. of Aar of the lisle awl ere frigate, stvering the mine coarse as the Rechefort squadron; lint from whence this squadron got out has occasioned much conjecture. The Bre.t squadron was in port last Findley. at noes, and the Ferrol equiidron in port about ten dare since' it is Irrenniest, therefore, it must tiethe 'mull squadron that was in L'Oriern, ready for sea, about fourteen dens rinee. Ohne ; or sat the ship seen by the f/tdif Drape have lilityartof Admiral Doc/twofrs's squadron ? -/-A general review, of all the Volunteer Corp*, in mad about 'London, will take place in Hyde Park abont tbetniddle of nett month. • The Duke and Duchess of Norenereeatann, and the Lathes Peace, arcked at seven o'clock yesterday moraing at Northumberland Rome, from Ainevirk Castk. The British squadron. under Commodore Klee, blockading Ferrol, consisted, on the 15th, of the Audations, and Theseus, of 74 guns each, Iffreemarounl another frigate. A boat, with an of ficer and trit men belonging tette Theseus, has been captured, and marched up to Corneas. They were taken in an unsuccessful attack to destroy an old nigh line of battle ship king otr A ign. A flag truce was sent, in hopes or getting them restored, hut without effect. A Coroner's Inquest was held. yesterday. by AN 111011Y (ALL. Fast. at the Globe public-house, South Molton-street, en the body of Mrs. Ann OTACOP, who was housekeeper to the lion. Trios. MOILZTON, and had the previous day put an end to her existence, After a full investigation of the circnuistances, the following verdict was returned -J'-t That the deceased was - deranged in her mind, and in that date had cut the principal artery of her left arm with a pair Of scissars, which caused her to bleed to death."—She was nearly he years of age. Oa Thursday, a young woman, at 'Windsor, who was pregnant, delivered hersrlf. To enures! her shame, she made away with the child, in the refloat ing manner: Early in the morning she went out of her !edgings, from the Bull, in Peamod-street, and went into the fields, called the Gera ells, where she threw the child into • ditch. It was discovered by a prienner in the Grol of WI nrhor. who was looking out of his window, which has the command of the (;..swells, I and upon stria !earth and inquiry ti,r inspected yonnc Ironton v. 31 kennel in bed, e her bidgings. TT, Coroner's Inquest sat nn the hiwiv of the infant. an.l broaght in a verdict of 11101 jihordor against the swag minivan. • 'I • 4. - • * LAI7 I'Ej.LJI.4 SCE., sc, WERT OP KING ' S nEheit, TXIN Vita l so Sittings ft, Sittings at Nifi Prins bean. hird nnuo s, end a Jaty. sir teilititte &gee. KING'S BIRTII DAY. GOODI This was an action bmught try "the Plsintir, rrc u rer damages from the Defendant; foe false m i ._ prowmunent. Mr. Gaitnow stated the ease appeeradl a s the Plaintiff was a decent tradoshAn. living in neighbourhood of Gwent-ga:drn, vain was, in u turn. appointed to the odice of 'Constable. On t King's birth-day last, he was ordered; by the Constable of Westminster. to attend with d r ay staff at the King's Palace, to keep the passan s clear. The Defendant, a Captain of the Guards. with the rank of Lieutenant-Colontl, accom panied by two Gentleman, all three in plaia clothe% were standing in the lilliadie of the The Plaintiff, in a polite manner, begged al ls Zt to go on, when the Defendant saWf-- , " Felhar, who are you ?" The Plaintiff anintercd--" I ani a Constable, and have °Mew to ituep this pastag ! clear." The Defendant said—ir Do yob know wt. lam The Plnintiffanviterest--" Ido not know, bat 1 must do my duty." - The Defendant the n: without any hesitation, beckoned to two ioldiert of the Guards, end ordered the to take . thos Plaintit and lodge him iu the guard4ionke, where they coo. tined bin two hours. '.'he Aesoatsvr-tisertnat. in defence, said, the actiou must fall to the ground, es the Plaintiff hest co stated in the I)eclitt•Rtion ifeproperry, 1 e w set forth as Constable of Sr. - Paul's, Covent Ca sten, and his appointment was as Constable of . Westminster and its Liberties. Lord F i t.i.snaosaition onserv-d, that the bbjec tion proved fatal. The Plaintiff was nonsuitel. • • Culoael Whestlyy appeared in Coon M fell uni form, and three messages atom the teach &demist Rautv. Counsel few that; Defendant:. said. his Client had paid nine guineas itto Court; Asper was his wish to bring thia cane to issue ; he had ftikred before, and he ofered new, in !behalf of his Client. to leave what ought to he paid to any disinterested gentlemen. even to the person to whom-the Plastid served bis apprenticeship. Mr. Serjeant StIiPIREILD acquiesced. The dory gave a verdict for the Plaintiff—Da wages t be notninatt dby a Referee. I NAVAL lATELLIGENCE. - roaismotrro, us. U. Sailed the 01.ensa and Flaster, oft a cruise.•— Wind £.S.E. DE O, FEM. 33. Arrived the Speadater sod Fakes:wee loggers, from a cruise; and remain in the Down?, with tire Prioress of °mop, Trusty, &ease, wad l'issee. —Wind ?RICE OT MA K YgSTESDAY. 4 Bauk Stark tat/ I 1 3 per Cott. (:elandl44,l 3 pa Cent. COM. 43 lit 4 p.r Cgs,' -1.4 ti 3 prr Cent. Nary - sg Imperial 3 per Owl fir.' 10414 SW& 171{ I Ditto Boa& ....dd. dia. par. Eat,l ids Lottery Tithaiii, • • • •• • • all. Couch (re • ____ Ca, CoVASE OF Lial Amsterdam.— 33 7 U. Ditto at Steat 34 o 16-entrain. II 22 U. Haiallargb 34 6 avr. Altana 34 7 2W. Paris ida)'s date 3$ • Dato 9.t 10 it U. Bourdeairs W t• Hadni —i.ppr. Ditto a egret. Palmas Oles. •t Mkt . SOM. Ai Lesbos G... 4si HIGH WATZIit, THIS LA Mara so ....sant. err : r ; • Pow 10roDett 1.04 Mr 11. tire- Tie Two , jay, 'tog' Ii aaA I.~r F~ Its Mow t 1/3t 1 ►s Tu , o4T Ear. Is A Das Poi is Ti Ti. 1611 de.to DIV 11 t.. • i . . , . • ' • • i •-I • e • . horse are retlamelo e the insealver of five hoaxed : lrelhatassigilfrOth tits 105lith aft . _ _ .-., - " et "' I .! - r.AI7 1 . . N TE i.LJGA NICE. • --- it was intended 111111 ac e them Mill more. They were 37,00 9 efirw-lit° Mall si' llri t illie • iril ' 4 : Xl3 a s li Soin el sitirßE S. co, ...r OP MG'S DElSTenie eree , e e rie ' S • . it• • • are, however, is di ff erent ways, and this sy stem ; and liewootel *satiate to say. the _ . - . , service is consid y beuetited by the profits of months heti chime, there 'feminist' ale .: "•." '' - 'aillf oN o .. 1 Sittings at Nisi Print berme Lard Eyt.r.a ka- their labour. There are three or four hundred lAA been ten ler then 86,011ffeeme newel a NI • • aueon, avid a Jary, de•Melititte Bogie. men employed, who are every day trieued to the year for the Reeular Arise sad Militia, sue • so• 4 1111/91111killkira: leetrafftr 17 . ILING•s BIRTH DAY. .'t .linsidnaoSso--- • I use of arms With the ev e r we are under for .the Ist of May there would be (memo. h • This was c° a ° n D a l et o i . on c' b ri rZe v h f. t hyirlittek:r.Pvhinee, is • men at the present crisis is vettected upon. this only one y ea: mace tine opecwite side of. the He • A set 411 . 1r3Ptalsettic papers, ''ing to R . osete , . ta;elles would not be objected to. The next attach whs. retired from office with weir giounly ereibehressi - were laid, last night, before &I:nese of "in- Teeever damages from the leefeu r ea eron n et te akyl tiot e.t e h s oe i seun , : err the embodied militia. It was. he stated, nearer to what was the state of the army during the these thee then& It appears front theme that R uss ia ee l .4131401111te1at3 its establishment now than last year, notwith- were in of fi ce ? Tliey did make deft to get eon() melts . • viie hl o r..G ri e Lti aao wn w .4 stat a dec ed 4 e n h t e tni4o, CiPse !zttap ii pe yine rad in 'll it 1:=3" standing the drafts fit were ge,ooo meu.- and that by Cie isildiaional Foive Act, which was mended from this country a Loan of no leas tha t :l It was attended with g rout ther expense. There was bequeethed them by th e presets Adige eistration. 6,000,01)0 ). sterling, one-third in gold, olio -th* , neighbourhood or Covent-garde e , ye a „,,,,,e in t 1 1.1 a small addition to the German Legion. The When they wanted to wake a philosophical expert- in silver, and the remaining third is Bilis of Ise! tir:orniig, King's t i o as t t i I . e h o e di , ce vas o oed f ' Royal Military College Will the next item. It was meat they were hat islo of the public money ; but r etin a necessar y t o mine tee s al a ries of the pane l . when the &themes for the Anil were before change-- . the whole to peridbvßussia wi* . thiti , Cunstable of Westminster, to attend with fly eerie Mawr p i t O ffi cers in this unite, such as that of the them, they were perfect ererel&nt& He cots- meld) • years - . 1 .19 demand was refused by Lora staff at the Ring's Palace, to keep th e pa,, „ s V. SAW • la ce te na nteGmeenee . Ile trusted, when this eluded with observing, that the Artily was 40,000 1-lowick, upon the ground that the Loan, upon clear. The Defendant, a Captain of the Camila, gr. lt. ~ - fralaable part of the service was taken jilts stronger than at any period during the annals attic the terms which it was required, would amount to with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonc, amaze- Sire t • tomideration, which gives to our Officers British Einpi re. partied by two Gentleman, all three in plan i,- la, a d esn t ege o r a regular military education, au hie M. A. TAYLOM spoke against the utility of a subsidy , and it would add . 500,0001. a-year to dotiker. were stand i ng in the imiadie of , the nie doolvautage which every country on the Contiuelot the Volunteers. the taxation of this country, which was more than The Plaintiff, in a polite manner, hued ri, Tt haw gave their forces, and which was ea necessary lit the Au explaumory conversation took place between it could a ff ord.-His Lordship added, however, to go on, when the Defendant att FeffPar, los, N present state of th e world , it would not be objected Lord CeSrLettitAOLl, Mr. Rosa, Mr. JOHNSON, who are you ?" The Plaintiff animered--" I eta Ilk. i i • ea. Annan additional expense had been incurred in Mr. Mosemiles, Ma feremoors, sfr. WOOO, that if Russia chose to open a Lean to that amount, a Constable, and have orders to hails this pastae ! the teem altheCa'n -.o oete Lisl• He was satistied the Setae - teeny at leeta, and Mr. 11 , o,irtsson,• in upon its own - credit, in th e British market, this clear." The Defendant said-•••" Do oft know we e the House would net object to what teas int-ceded fel our of the • 44 1°C 441 1 slid 61 r• " i Na nam ' hi " Government would give. it. every peribie facility. lam 'flue Plaintiff ameerett--" Ido not know, Is eel i n- ' lb relieve, and teem the increaee in our army there Li:salmi:To:v s General FITZP&TaILk, and Lord , liihie menially be a greater number of objects. MA :Jos in oleinaition. . fliese papers also contain several extracts of let- but I must do my dnty." - The Defendant thee without any hesitation, beckoned to two soldier. of Mader the heads of Guards and Garrisons. and The original sweeten was teen pat and carried. tern from the Marquis of Dov Gees, Lord flee- te e G uar d s , and or d ere d t h e* to to t e - this meanie Steil Ahead, there was *a difference in ea , p eas e b e - The followitig itesolutious were then read and ciatesoi, &O M:. Sreear, which state the most and lodge him iu the guardshovee, where they cos. Illet * itween hst year and this, of (214,0001. The exproose aereed to :- eh( the staff at home Mid throat was Anool. Tlw _ _ . . .c7,,,, ee . urgent demands en the part of the Emperor of Ilne . l.l iie hl A ul oy ta o l u t y urs- .osom d r ..4 th. &AL, I/1 e twee, , -i. actiou mast fell to the ground , es !fie Plaintiff 6.1 moll - atthenteer carps nearly the SIMI!, hut ilecrensed in e r o it seems is the F..sit Incites—. 30 344 • ' mops and Companies ßecruit- • Nandi". ft. to eifflenther in Ireland, and ilerreasee in expense in tut Dew _ . ....... , en 'set t is 9 favour or tlie }torsion army iti Poland. by a de- been stated in the lecchnetion improperly, he eit, 'leap - . the article of clothine. These was Mao a decrease Dinlanlieel Militia s . .a 1)t on some part of the french or Dutch COnte. set forth as Constable of St. Paul's. Covent Cer- - in the itarsock Deeactment. These gaff eat Deeressa den, and lea appeentment use as Constible ef 112 run ray to SapentammaryOtlicero ,_ $2,94 it st, . Viscount Howlett's answers to these ran . entrances i - objects he thought it nereetary to mate, Public Departments - . . 116311.11,1 Wt 6 Westminster and Its Liberties. -- • leave them to th e consideration of the Hsu pr y k y e - ;ttee. ele coecluded with moving Ilia fine e e p iw e eee re of cha ses so d Ka. '. • , zealous co and readineas to avail himself tion proved fatal. pee v • - . tualsoltata Hospitals . osnip t 50,969 id to 'f lie Plaintiff was, nonsuitel. , • • se r the fi rst oppor t unity, but that at' the present • - -• Out•Peassoiseni of Wu , ••-s 04 11 1 I: ; 14 ' 0 ' 9 •2 o f - • Culoael lAltestly appeared ita Croat itt fall situ. Tli the mtet__,,_,.__,___° ( 4 • 69 ; , C 02 zi' 9 ' la. bri Went" ",......._uis Widows' Pessiss4 , 4o,4tis is u • . , mammammie mad rapport of also lapel ...woo eoueterre ,„„ ps •• • s - w 6 - moment he did nut see an o peni n g fair an expedi- form, and received three messages hots the Bente ( bas S2 6 UOU • 0 tint Miliverieies) fee itoe,a3l atea, for the rooks corps snue." Rope Itieitseir caner ... ...... - Tu • Clilittal titteeteuce and Mr. Lo Na opposed hoed Military AsOitia 1 %,, ,d 9 , %1 e give part of these interesting papers this day, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-srca a& Os T of the chows in the estimates. * eitiermesetu Roland sad Odin- iii and will give the remainder our next. iti,ooo is to at ISINEY DOCTOR. iE , , . Caectater thoueitt, that in many cases the et i res "'"" c lnaP a e lee eae f e eeee ree ,... es ' 10,),n. MI . 0 0 ' 7 ."..i..'". • , MILLER tt. VILLIAUS. 1 , 6 , 5c0 0 u The Artily Estimetes were Moved last night in This was an action brepaglr. by the Ptaiutiff a given to recruits were extravagant in theta t e ....... Fsietee T : Enlisting those recruits from the Militia Brown Derailment thalami) .r.ies ,__ , ,_, the House of Col:wawa. . They esceed those of cutler of ethensnies. against lEe Deffeldane Alz. ant, in MS m ind , answer the o b jects pro- CovuoassmisslMparu.• as t lrsissill • Ems. ---i- , -. seri---ii--- last year by 13,000 effective men . \Sella/nes for t h e n of flour chietuiia 14111063:6CL1S is He eons Mered •the volunteer corps as wellto GU Total. mi.heni, safio.aue a 9 ING••.-..t.-.."."•• , • plaited wader theft Garb Officers as under the Dee ,„ me perinea, iii tie Ea st - eie Seljea waoull t9l.ll4lllllle prove the gEs Plaiadlif tlirliht t i r . get u ! d pi lald stal h t Field Minna .eh the whole of this es- 1 9 6„„ 5,,,,,, • d m. ," s , to frieon • fer Minieters to beam. Thursday . the Duke o f Yost transacted busi- ___.._ -.--__-_ nets with IN Wisest-tie at Windsor. His Royal •len preheat/hi - onel 'that-thee kite- were nut to !now w„u Sat bat a f ew wor d,. i n Remiss to be providid • ddtai7 tosiesso tau Highness mopped and dined with the fseesem and - mens e s the d teises . ley ee t e . a , tity c f bride lis tlit. Pat sexists. anit afterwards returned to London.. and mmtm ma d e see . of. it 'nag '*sett k„„ e li Pa is R 4144 is Illhat had fallen from the Hoa. Greetleenan ---- On meting the supply for the Ordosuce, Mee ne the services of Field Odeon. BeNeither His Meets-ry Der the PlitiNckssEs rocs if . h Mr. Atllli.Elf Coorea addressed the Committer, ou r yeetet e ey , 0 cow; ~- ytisterdor, on erem bi lUic ll mo k. o pe nt isout ,wp,; applied bean rant thoeu l , .. ee,oted thett•i-...3, in which, before the ap- Dim In coeformitylo the (lets- imposed upon henby les At th e sitting f the , that he would itettlce with husk; Ills of Ftele Officers to inspeet volunteer situation as eti re of that Department . . Inc . iron- W ntreeocee's trial, itrigedier-G* riser* , I Lusteer stittrato ,.. . hlr '? „ We ft . _ " `I T C nn• Ft never her! been as inspection , and he attended to amend and explore' some part of his ~ diatidwi 1 3 :e t e t e ; ,; he onfet lite the e re t peiee l a ns i eu his e- 1,.. 1% ?n m it proper to state the reasons*: the tecreme ee inepectiorts 'had been attended , of x in the expenditure of the present rea r. The Ord- enemy given on lliursday . Major V en n ' Me " bikin g " vnatn. e .nn in P nin ` • " 1 " nonce Departame had. from th e tueallest origin, the Stith . • r s a. ' -41.111 a• ""*. skill. So with Ilea ettejle-1-4ot MtLoneh he had ` ll 5 ..,•4,• . - •-•!•• ttWdtw aid. he multi eat help ee Tess _ . within . theee few rim, risen to a perfection hitherto . . *ward in the manner they were, sod o d iet rab tam ie ta e p to ro . ..tbl liy say ether nation i Europe . ' t that these Estimates should The expeneee incurred ne the prosecution of t s riode i not era* bean placed before the . est to. gether with a debt contracted to Regt. then co:10114 , 6d his narrative; after e • m eent-thee,,,,e, fir 'est e- • which fdrigachereGenend CD tute' Wises called. sad - , --- len „ .e •` - - , leeneee --..se." ‘ .- o iiet-ta_,.. , rt I' 7 a ee ll -ss eel Z . - 0 7,... - : 7..y e gUadld ett oc.ex detailed the °pastimes of that selfrof his nen Be- de rma l- t ee- ro w. i •• . ' I : L Bade, from comemeneing the attas;k to hoksurreeder lir the convent -of St. Dorniegte rean - ted Pilesices a. h e - foul* out the diseems et dis.to b esot lad , . . the Navy Departmeilt of 170. 0 n01 . and which th is did • iid Intend -ote !referee itethgesiite, be re- el n B 4 Halals Orated state. Re was surprised that the , _ departmen t hash pledged itself to se iil by intro- • .4‘3llllllThilis 441eilingilliL l eil) he ' °ten since wove) it at twee. .In :: i s epielin Cr Oben. -d • • wit CO important a question should he di , it the Court amemlike ;he si t s within the Court hi- inton e ere ei t e m ir* s h alom ~f t he em e ,li m Aw l 11 i you. hind-the Adjantwt-General, at the table on the c l e m e s taw , wet , re Litt .h i , those of the ee , droving into the 'Eatimates for th i e l p Y rem ' gated at .so late an hour. That the lion. though perhaps ant altogether formal, had pro- it right of the Presideut • opposite. who, on a former nu b!, bad bah!' rendered these La e t t tl haul - • • ileraliair ,of fforeors, be sole slaked Svc garners a • - se merle of the denser of delay in the -Y• been yet presented. Tht: l g a tim ee na gi te t s: h er e obsielantied, asekutg intellilrenee et Ant h w w erie hre to il rer fit ei e v A ra v or CrTet-fiffemir6.l3.eroste- chiumee, liNtlire 90 flay. ft would appear, hoe- A .. • =it s ro= ntriners, in the attee t it of au . epa e • • . 1 1 1 ) meat. intended to operate farrow of Russia sod ie the Barrack D • nen -• hail beep ecemarl ' ' in P r e ' . everetiat the sum' inked for was not entarely tie !via ass to postpone the considers - .reward of has client', . skill, but that he had re,A reseed hv the extensioe of the Lineseof thathaus, D e pt againotSweelen, in the Baltic. - ra in Council, should now have the n ' e - • - ' •FOll = ewe inmenes come from his side of and the erection of a capacious and excellent bar- It is said that smother French equadron is got • , . 4 4 •of h• • • ...._ , - • the 'urn of 71e7s. dd. to a bricklayer. He would tad the Oil night. which had the cveleal Ceti- at erack there, with other fortifications erected near Oat of pert. It Consists of four sail of the line, and Dover. For all these expeuditures the public had t wo . fie ees.=-Leet e r s f rom rh e g ps; prove his ano ge rs profession by the goc- tlatuati whom he had. seethed under, and who has been am y rentio , by e ;an eof pr i vateer, dated f rom a port tdthe Westward, to the sooty pre e,,,,,,,, m • deac tins to this lute hour Inc discus- p i • anted , the ad - thees ga ' l lr ag" retired from lossioesselsaning made a fortune In ....is . important question before the House,; he would prove, that five gm.- tar, streneth sod security- ag ainst the enemy. loth. Mrs amonishing. We were now called ea • es e• __, , , her oe o wners at Plymouth, inentinn her haring ales a . e h insner was the cotton:l , 7 , p •. b y a gm ,. ae, bee t itzloa t s h e e d, u ni ott i l ie le r r nft lest cruise, - off . Medeirs, . Ohm s_ Lela?? COOCCirru pa t rt po me la nts uc . h pesti onon eu ey hal oota: sepia -the Imam to a derinon, without possess- bee l: r e n . ex in those de • , teemed, who hae paid the P *half that s snm Cot tin ill:) tiloy ilh. means of ensinminz' this question.- in the unnecessary nantities of horses Le t fur the • • 1 s q llinarnn ' n ' nni.tin F. °.- curiae one of hi cheeneve which pleased Mtn se at 0 have not in this estimate informed us how . - q e r SIR MI of the line and too frigates ; tied wines a e • : ed the . . Cornmissarrat, when they could , in case of saucb. that he reemnraeno • Plaintiff to the •'e. thiseasmey is to be kept, which has been raised • few* days . &free, by atintiteC /Track alaadroz., of Defendant. provide abetutsece in s u ch a country as shees,danlgueia Mfr m e #•• the tem an d tee p rates, snerin. , by Ileac violent and erreneive means The i WIN shims promded with draft cattle.. The lines OM. cow* as the Rochefort squadron; lint Worn • iris ci- I ..3 -a • • iota r• • Serjeant Racer, Counsel for the; Defeated. Whew& Train has been redueed. we are told. It re of Chathitan were unworthy the sums sritiandered - whence this squadron got out has oecasionect touch • h • neat le pia. nine gustiest awort. mould be well, he thought, that it had been much on them. the barrack. so lft.. and rapacious. that 42102,22 was is wish to bring this come to issue •he i wane so. lie . ever met an of fi cer of experienee or h . • t . . ,conjecture . The Brest squadron was in port last in cave of one our s siege it wnulu tumble about Away. at noes, and the Feral equedron in port had offered before, and he offered now, in ht:ltalf 4 e edgesent whealid not disapprere of this part of our ne t it wee mot only is be repro. their ears, and, tilling . the fort with _rubbish, pre- about ten drys since !it is triagmerl, therefore, of his Client, to leave what ought to he pled to Ira t any disinterested gentleman, even to the person to bated as a most in areas estafffishinent. bet also re" the . *seen even from wo r kin g th e °‘ ite it mat bethe smell squadron that was in L'Oeiere, Isi cm . r e e_tredthe w h o l e had bceu carried on without reedy for sea, about fourteen days sinee. Ohne; whourthe Pinata served his apprenticeshi p . a. hanag the tendency to engender others equally Mr. S nese' t SKIM! - - CUD aqui . .. alai. The Hon. Secretary has told us a good deal ei ther plan or er " °•aa y' . may, not the ship seen by the learn Drape have The e - rd. t he e ._,.., el hlr. W. Pot.' defended the conduct of he - Jury gave a Ye let f or a - minim— a. eels* value of those Voeinteer Cotes, and of the • . . . been patter Admiral Ducenoterw'e squairon ? Hon. Friend from the hatenentioned : tete:one usages is be musinatt dby a Referee. • Mei expense they are to the country. He was of „., , ,i, had wP , , A general review, of moll the Volunteer Corps, in a dillbesnt opision. He conclude:l by expressi.ig "Pee arrangement" . ht %flu been " an ' sod shout -London, will take place in Hyde Park ---e . his.oltanieheswea at the rapidity with which this end confines:el by engineers of tile greatest tepe- abort theeniddle of nett month. NAVAL IN TE L LIGE NCE. 1 —....... .. impsothat enemoure had been forced through the Tient* * angt. the whole presented a comp lete serves ' - The Doke and Ducheso of Norrnestheataite. romrsmotern, =1.115. Bowan of pregressive improvements, of whic h his Ho- and the Ladies Peace, arrieed at- seven o'clock Sailed the Okras and Flamer, on a cruise.- Lard CASTLED& a COI commenced with nbservin • lioneible Friend and the country should be proud yesterday „ we e nie at Northum b erland House. Wind E.S.E . 7114 L. , fee. i.. 5. i re met 'nippy. that many or the argitine.its of the Rig e l lion. , from Atrmick Cast k. Arrived,the Specelator and Foam:axe loggers, 1 conversation between . 13***Imana air. Windham) he would have au o?- ~ Au"' some ,t hre ' „ w The British squadron. under Commodore KING, from a cruise; and remain in the Downs, with tat ememer i ty of motro n oto. at a soh „ reit period. seooera, ear.. etteRAFT, aed ear. INDUaId, the blockading Ferrol, consisted, on the 15th, of the Priueess cf Oessuge, Trusty, &CCM, 64141 1 1 164404 . last of the eetimmes was pnt and agreed to. The IN U. thect nothing had fallen to iujore the esti- Achille, Ardationa, and Theseus, of 74 guns each, -Wiud N.E. . , -......... ' . - • who alio Ifs.. p r i es& or to prevent hen from Home resumel, the report brought up. and or- „ elcseate, earl another frigate. A bone with an of- t • 'ved Monday next . MRCS OF STOCILS, YESTERDAY. eseapisseatong 11:113 on its merits. As to the wee- tim e .. _d t° ,... he 'ere' on e . e . . „ , deer aad 1,41 emu behioging tsetse Thesews, has been - ine eatasteet tot of the r.xceureuta lawmen Booldlssek ssti t f • 01 Agee min, the Bight lion. fern , . had mierenceived • . .- captured, and marched up to Corinna. They were the eat, in consequence of the lateness of 3 per QM. neleeed Asp Is i llonoarahle ! Held . The realeeet of the Yo - taken in an unsuccessful attack to a ' old • estrey an a per tem. C0.631t; • Iv moved ••That the order of • lose I afters be would : are to his Illoomerable Friend, The hair, he reinetint s . • • Spanish line of' battle ship king off A igo. A f ed, • pte eget the day for tee further consideration of the Orders. t eel ill ere Mt. Taylor. It hod been complained of on the • • o truce was sent, in hopes of getting them restored, s per Cent. Nary ' DG in Council be deferred to Monday next." Ordc rel. other side of the Ileum, that the y heel been tolactol but without effect. imperial 3 per OW fti also deferred the considers_ CAOTIIICIDIAGO , hoar He e ds Sii {Ali 9 ill& panther situation , by net leivin,e time to look A Coroner's Inquest was held, yesterday. by An- tion of mu Majesty's Message, relative to the late Ditto w ... Oa. Als. pt. ear the printei estimstes, yet when Ale Right Ho- -MOUT (ALL. Etni. at the Glebe public-home, decease of tha t ga llant Offi cer, Lord Lak e. O r- Emiisli Lanny Tithes, ..... .... on. sound& Gentlanna (Ms. Windham, was in o ff ice, Per, South Mohoa-street. en the body of Mrs. Ann ('orates tee estlf dead. iii heiffer• i 4 a t have the army estimates printed. It DEACOP, who was housekeeper to the lion. Twos. T DISH, bleep-broter. Lord MILTON, Rave make he would. on Monde, a. efersiten, DISH, a anweigeross a Ma. to thresh with what dismay be recoil- ,,,,_ • • , ... - MOIMTO3 6 110 d had the previous day put an end to ' move' that tie retstion rot tee Ciotniers se e el. levees he wee Minimise. when asked far inform-, her existence, A ft er a full investigation of the coURSE OF EXCHANGE, Ftaas.ans es. Miss 6 on . militia estimates. Anether obieetien Manville them . in the County of I o:k I , e re f erre d eircoontiocoo, the roilossio , verdict was returned Atastenlasa .... 33 7* U. Iteake... ..... lia , , to a COM they hod- made osto the lateness of tar time the wiled" ' —A. That the deceased was':lerangel in her mind, Dine at Sight.. as it ' th The other orders of the day were then nostnoned autterilmoi..... II 52U. = aa Seesidellisd bees calked. He would' ask le a ve of „ ie e . • - • . and in that state had cut the principal artery of Hssolorgb..... m I nic. °pane.. ..... - Ilis I atm-. and the iiiseve adjourned at FOL ft • the tithes eo assist th e memory of dm Moe: 1 1 Z. ct. ' oc w . her left arm with a pair of wheats, which caused Aitewa 34 7 O . Degas side's 414 Rhea ; -they ought .to rename- ' her to bleed to death ."-. She was nearly eo years Piii. lehq'toele ee • Coat ~.. r„.... .... .... • Dot.. l /.3 10 • U. sfir mt. her bow thet hurried the same business thraneh ,„ ,_ „.. __ e _ l , ,___ ,____ of Bourdeairs..... eau Porte* CAM In CAI the Hume, u:,en they were is ofEce. Be- e rte e7:"'""', g rume" )° ;.' n 'l e a s ` rr ue 2 "" c Oa Thursday, a young woman. at 'Windsor, who Haan). _is sa d go o -- - Doter Pee ass fir e the 11 ht i ion. Center-Ilan gave wad, an been made re,,e,r"eeel-114 of • - euereeel e ire t he h Var ta - was pregnant, delivered herself. To conceal her Ditso.. ... ..... 41 egret. New Donlissale..--- - - I • esehrated pictita oh the distress of tee coiontry. tame, since tam wAiltr r g P linscu . ' itt... them "" Ill e shame, she made away with the child, in the reboot- Pshme. - amper Nee bath" . -s s and which wilt helm ta recollect the morality of his lime rt° "me- appear I. 111 eeeteng • 4 1 d.. figree is Saes ...se - - ing manner: Early in the morning she went oat of Imael• (Mr. your 0. no more, that " not any ' lB:efr e .?"- her lodgings, from the Bull, in Peasemi-oreet, and aftrin. egt, sold e e rie r , a pd ern h et . o e th a t R euse t o eaiew--Roeen Deaf rd. of Irtstali. gag. is the roam*: went into the fields, called the Get• ells, where she tr in e . : it ethperete cane of the yountry ; for it not „.,.____ .. . L._ ( Th." .. ": 1 " 1 ": 6 1. 0 ' 1 '""• 1 "^, ~ , .:'t irg"::Er l :,._.___. P ' k ' Iv ; . threw the child into • ditch. It was diseovered fa as OA mi New lsois Polito.. •-.---- Apo of Ow Bask all Ana. . si Ts,- Caw. 4-.... ••••ww*•••-••••••• ••"'• "n 3 L' 36 4 •-...".0 36 c4 J 4 3 11 - HIGH WATilt. THIS LAY, AT I CONDON-BRIMS 'feed to et* ereelerfe bat dePrsillegl --- Nolo* an. noes of Ms Hoe. Wm Roo* Grey, of a 'initialer in the G ene of' leineher, who was looking m ,,,,,, ~. ....e. 2 i Lyn-. 0 .. -saw sere.. s i tftrorthe couritre." They wee, net who le ~ , out of his window, which has the commaad of the emeem•oe-:--see' -- ee ---e-emer bit eieli kolPittrh t e le oth a er the tsut le u r ril i 7n eLea ria t e . j'firetrjsrelateft of ir roo 'bwe ele-t 3r r Ees* , aq. Ea ' i° tie (i ' ell '• Ia" 121 ' ° " ' trim " 1 " 41 and ill'r7 LONDON • Pasted In C., IMVILA44I.N. 113. 17s D'A e :' tl,r. suspected young leonine, 11631 forted in bed, "'v . '. 11 "" - "Imer , ( -cella - P." 4 e% ..ta t' I at 1. lqw_a„ tlenEeman flontsts the a„.:ragy o r the i:,,=7',...we' . .wt . ."'aam . .v , .f Lealm • r 'l• ... het wring, Ts, coroner's inquest sat "6". Is, 11 ' 4 •I * tle ' t" f." ' 4l:tt 2.4 ' . .144' thanent, the . • iv si t ai, of Nsi 7 N ew 2•7*bEfir. 1101+.1ese - • ' 01111 to front I rriand ;h that return coed i.: be mate j t -i ns h6.44 o sass • nt se e e see shy iteeek e at on the hell of' the intone mil brought in a verdict te e, • ' • Else l oth of flee pti.ekt month, aiie then the Alsou ri lepAiiaispo r al lalaimilar lb hal of 11101 Mender against th e youag woman. s, ex he UM roper, rat to tim Callt.e,:csp‘ ese • iiet; in %Ay %Da v ie., t o . • • . . SILIPRE ; nou ; si artaai 1-74" k I MI UN,, .1, . M relieve, and from the increcie in oui al -r necnsarily be a greater number o er the heads of Guard.; and Garri 'Seta Ahmed, there wash difference in e 4 , itweeo hist year and this, of ( 214,0001. Th IMf the staff at home and abroad was 76,c llitionteer corps neatly the stunt., but de :} fe y in Ireland, and decreased in e - .. the Wide of clothing. The •e was also - in the itarsuck Ditoactmen t objects ha thought it nece s sary P • leave them to the con,iderat „ - ..fitter. He co :eluded with movie the urn of 4,39;,9u1. is iii. be terl 1146hakelaucc and rapport of alo visiikaoticies) fee gooon figr" - dilietal tetraTatcm and Mr. Lott ... of the dunes in the estimate:. ' , + . CaLetarr thoueit, that in inaru, . . ~. ar : En givenli ta ng th uio recrse re cto ts w its from e estrariq - . 0 knit, in his mind, an:wcr the o He consMertsi the volontecr co • platted wader theft wont Officers as liEr s i r eld Offiusis. eh the whole i'tri iit*fr on'eir Ministers tr r non would 'my tat a few effliO, to +that had fallen from the Hoa. 1 nA the services of Field Crli . . a &tonal destri -.is, in which, befo . . of Field Of to inspect never had been as inspects Ve inspections 'had beer 1 ranee striking odvaatz . 6 -es in p A- ~i ; . t body. to wad, he could not he ' t ,that those Estime ' . **Aid in the manner they '' . . *l* not tut* been place.i oa ken printed state. Re was surpri ... 'if so important a questms . dirroard at A) late an hour. Th opposite. who, on a for.ner le morn ' of the danger of, C ICO. lllpublic hosiers'', in the at au to postpone the _ re in Council, should is basl~ mist two %notions come frur the *is night, which had the c denc Ir tstrac tins to this late hour stmateil o - important question hefocc wig. boo astonishing. We were stria *a' some to a derision, oitht tgeiyabe means of essreminz this base not in this estimat.• inforri this Army is to be kept, which has be diese violent and evrensive in -. this kind, with any chance of samosa.-- before he took off his cap Ise pert of these interesting papers this day, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS:Arca. 9& ill give the remainder irionr next. CHIMNEY DOCTOR. MILLER e. Anne Estimates were inorsal last night in , This woe an action breraglit by the Ptaiutiff a louse of Cotillions. They esceed those of cutter edivinnies, against lEe Detiludam, 11z. 11 alums's for tite'core tbnr chitaniis; , ar by 13,000 effective men. to **mot Istaimmistatidlbe elle, to mid, that endow the Dube of Yost transacted busi- he would prove the Plaid, *ad grsst manta is with Mssusrs, at Windsor. His Royal lig p ra faie ns ai mal 'their A* jay were nut to less stopped and dined with the QVEEN and ; argi l t h o dmuogen.wilte 'quantity of b r i c k civvies. and afterwards returned to London. and maim mo d e noe . o f : it u „ . we n k„„„ iher His MAJESTY Der the PRINCESSES reds i f auk h ipetaitt w o a d fe .,,, ran t t h eoiry, • ; merday. that he would siteljigo ri th matkeis the sitting of the Court, yesterday, on Men. bill unatinthp"; Withefsallt to ars eine rarotat's trial, brigadier-General Luatnes tairi.itinin, he would Are name- led to amend and explain 3om e pert of his ter- ti oto k' hnt t t ; et: h e - se t h e pr i m of his Y given on Thursday. Major VANDXI•2III6 .f• ma ' so w ith Vs erojit t -4ot . taltlaottO he had oth Itelt. then coachided his narrativc; after 10 4 kept th e-hro,, air tetra , f o r - oec k. l / 2 or oosuumd I Br* etttuct'enrAas cell-W.4 2 x' a ma r d ram* of ftick and' mortar, yet ise rd the oproudiona of that rstfrof his twi n inerfedy- the rum ifotizAatify. Lik e obit s from co tutnenfing the atta4, CO his. surrender Lewd physicians, he found out the dive;res • convent Si. Domloge: imeemi Iteriping. be rc- °Dub °fileal1111111LA" has tttetkiel since moved it at once. .ln cpini •Er diners -a ourt assemhleil ; he sits within the Court bi- luene l ve i l* f u ei t yi e s h rortios o f t h e 6- g0e .....1.1„, wise Adjutant-General, at the table on the ' Chi Carina were more fa.r then those of me Rte` of the President. ,of doctor, be oolv waked five guineas* leihrerwe has l'ee° re"ived of great emirtli " chiumee, nveure no h s s. it would appear, how- %at Antwerp, to fi t cot • powerlit diva- ever, - that the Fllol' asked for was not entirety tie , 'attended to operste in fasten. Of Russia wad steward of hrs client's -skill, but that he hod pad Mei against Swerlen, in the Katlic. the , urn of 71.7 x. aid. to ebetektouee. He woom is sai that another French squadron is got prove his knowledge of kis profession by thr tee , f pert. It Consists of four mil of the line, and denial whom he had. sandieri under, sad who has frigateo=-Letters from the SierDregon ' retired frost buniness. , hoeing mad e a fortune ay Leer, dated from a port tdthe Westward, to the sooty profession he would prove, that five ;p- -as ners at Plymouth, mention her haying nem& ehiinoeu was dee enotontor , r i m by a g ,„. chased, on her ILA cruise, off 'Madeira, tlenned, who ha l paid the P oivadf that sTIM for by the Rothefort seybadron, conti,ting of coring one of his chimneys, which pleased Mtn wr id of the lime and two frigates; a:A within' a cb that he meantneried*the Plaintiff to the -.4* Want the H um e' „ Len the fire •thr lit g 3 l; i fen . .(; eettoresl a pt r et et tto et t th e . . . eltt. *toad fithivoliee 6 %I isente riPtote c tele oat food to the ItVortite , ~ ...› . 04erni Ility.lo . l t!1 ail, 0 . 001E,mAn Ad qtaPn trans I mind zhtta 1111. 1 the tab of fbe pr • • T ll Sleek 0414114ns 9. 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