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per love fiat the Int the . grand Admiralty, to day, yesterday, of ..t grand Grosvenor- Srandal and present. see by air Mn. evening, ' - Ent excellest 'show fiftetri ra- )ye ;•J .ae IYrcefietd. :the Jelly • the Lute Ar - thur Sonse;set and Sir Cluites Morgan, the Mere. tee s Cr the county; Lord and I..Jr Errol; Mr. Wells, or Piereiheld,•dh hi. lovely and Sm. restoie Lads; Mr aid Mrs. 141,1 ., and fair dr, of St. Pierre Mrs. Magee b.irnurit ; Sir Robert a!:il the M•ri,es Sainsbury ; Sir Ifenre and Lad. Grub.; Mr. and Mrs. Lemons, of the Mount; Captain and Mrs. Pula IN; Mr. and the Mi ,,, Suciries, and J lung el , rte of nanny and fashion, which we regret our limits will nut pei:utt us to ssurier.te. On Tuesday evening last, the Convener and Deacons of the Incorporation of Dumrrie., gave a:. •:tlant entertainment, in their new ',lal:, ... Lord butt :TII. Lord Lieutenant of the c lodship was attended by JOl4ll WIN.% Y• Esq. %ice Lieutenant, and by the Deputy Lieutenants, and a large party ut the pi incipal Gentlemen of the town ind - couwy. The large China bsivil, which ontains ten gallons, was repeat •ily filled. and Nay loyal and apprq. Hate tr a.ts w- re given. The Wetting was Condo-t 1 with the tn , at ardent loyalty onr beloved Sovenituw, and the s trongest at tr:hment to Oaf mist .evtleaable Lord Lieu. •nant. We were particularly plvased to observe the polite attention paid by his Lnr Isnip to Convener FlRaw son, and with what chearfultiest his Lordstrp seated Iltroselt in the Convener's chair. ... his absence. and his itsalthln a bumper, wit.. -sre times :hree. ay e the unaffeaed kindness s •to the In "rPeration by the Noble Lord, ha I a laiting Impression upon their minds, which mug .an Lever a 4 0...A....v. A 4,.. k;•, 1 11; L i ho; ay ; ••- l z THEATRE. P- l;e SIItLIST-1. List night SISACICSPaiIIt ' s tragedy of Rowel wad ri. was performed for the first time this season. _ I re Thelort-. sick .Iu tet cannot find a more effi. • lent cr- .', pres entative than Mrs. H. Sinnott,. Her youthful po, the plaintive tone of ' er voice, the natural .. nl ten-ss of her manner. all combine to make it a ps r.„ 4 , 6h lective p , er fe t rt performance. I n . the window scene she "" g reat applause; her visa to Friar Lewreeee's ell „fl NiplAi . e.l great energy a- d jod;:merit Mr. SID. Krneo is a jadicioris r.nrl interesting Na- y, i o nest.ce ; h.s voice wants variety for the love de Kee . ; bin in the last ail he recoived much wet'. ry tits • j approbation.—Mr. Eau's row, for th.• firA time, sus tained the parr of ill.. lively, high-spirited - u - , :o r j , with the happiest efed. and received the c s eamsbounded applause from an el .gant audience. . ye r forte Mimes followed, and levied their usual easnoations. • lhe Duke and Duchess nt B. arose, with Lord 10110 Rt.,:ci.L. arrived on W inesday last at Dubs. be mice, H•t-I, St. Andrew '. -square s Edinbur g h td ni , u , w 'nnight, Lord Hsu iNCITO4 arrived in Cork, and neat morning oroveled with Ger.nrals &Ivo and Plousrott, to inapel the fortifications of that Harbour. r. The F.arl of Mote.% and Countess, Lady Fs.oa a a. Rains and suite, have arrived at the Buck-Head al los ad Hotel. Glasgow. Wanton. brother to Loose XVIII of FRANCE, le, j u re De Rotas, and Count De PUOSS•I4II, are of ed tin di r i ngu ished party -n a visit to the Earl of a Cut tscs, at Coast , Hward, York hire. Ma tame Car az. a Ni's cotcert, at York, on Fri- °l day List, was attended by 5.4 persons at least. wh.: lE apressed so much delit.t •nd astonisl• • On'. that a a second conceit was flyr:l eed to take place on S A rt, tardm. Oa Thursday nest she will give a caner • St Leeds and. ota roesdAy, proposes giving tl-.c id. g r it of tee. at Liver 000 l re. Slr.-Lbacram, with his usual attention to the it enzsoncnr of ;he visitors of Bath, has engaged Ur Maoris, for the present Bath season, upon the r a tart Aral terms. Madame STORACa, we have great pleasure is more. is rapiJiy recovering from the effects of bet Its he.larming accident at Margate. fir R. Nava OICICERTON gave his first gran< 4, fixer, yesterday, at his house in the Admiralty, ti of abrgr p. rty ot Naval Officers. Lord Foci , / wit) give a grand dinner, this day ea- st his house in Hill -street. Berkeley-square, to ; to party of tea 1 11 Tlie Dowager Lady Payee left town, yesterday se a visit to the Earl and Countess of Estes,.. Cail-...0-ary Park. Sr Gusset Hearacose will give a grant dinner. to-morrow. at his house in Grosvenor og square. i ty Oa Thursday evening Th e S c h oo l for Stands vas performed at the Gosport Theatre, by desire n ch the Stewards of the Garrison Ball. The par • st (-twits was played by :Br. HOLKAII. Tra by kw was crowded ; General Poerrs as luny whet persons of fashion were present On Friday night, thee* was a good house to se vd Tie Ces , b 'pare; Earl Osmond was performed In try Mr. flocs' A to, and Angela by Mrs. Lamm. Si da Harriet) „Twits and suite were present. Mrs Ea .I,it had her bereft' last night, and Mr. HoLllal to till have his this night. or The G upon autism Ball, on Friday evening ad its ercommonly well ittended ; families of th e fi ri di:nation from 'floc. Fareham, kc. beim ream. Much praise is due to the Stewards ant other Officers of the Garrison. for the ercelles .arrangements and polite attention which they shes la- on these PccAci3TlS of hilarity. iv- On Fiday, tie 2cl instant, the annual Hunt dy took place at Chepstow. wt; Is was attended by t.. ir. principal Nn"ility and Gentry of the county; w m g scarcely recoiled to have ev r seen go much beans mumbled ra any similar oe .asion. The ball we , r ,„ opened by Captain Lewis. of St. Pierre. (the Corm • troller) and the beautiful and elegaar Lady Ewalt Ir. who was followed by her luvel sister ; about Shea n3l couple succeeded, but the number- increasing ra pithy, made it necessary to diet de ili:o two sets.. tc - Abeut one o'clock, the compe;ty. consisting ol a bov tie one hundred persons, sat down to a supper compose rag of every delicacy of the season, provided by th memltei% of the /tune. Paces and grapes vi Hot si• idly sup plied by the hospitable ow er ot Piercefiele to Atter slipper the merry dance war !mimed. width mt. company reliaAantly separ lied .i.iout lose. Well gratified with the amusement Wed them by et gentlenvu of the hunt, and every tongue loud i Praise of the order and regularity maintained by th it• Comptroller. Among the company we noticed— ics 1 A. n. 1 .:1- I at a se , nX he ►it t, ho to e. I s.- h u- al, 0- c , ;le el OXFORb, OCTOSER 17. Last week. the Rev. Henry Richards, D.D. Rector of Exeter College, having been previously nominated by his Grace the Duke of Portland. Chancellor of the University. to be his Vice-Chan cello. tor the ensuing year. was, in full convocation. invested with that of being his second year.— After which the Vice-Chancellor nominated nis Pro-Vice-Chancellors, viz. the Rev. Miclmel Mar low, D.D. President of St Jobn's College ; tha Rev. Whittington Landon, I).D. Provost of Wor cester College; the kev. John Parsons, l) Mauer of Balliol College ; and the Rev. David Hogllvs, I) D. Principal of Jesus Collere Saturday, the bust day of Michaelmas Feral. the Rev. George Radcliik.. and Thomas Walden Han met B.A. of Brasenose College, were admitted Masters of Arts; Richard Poil. u, Esq of Christ Chorca ; Messrs. Wiltiam Chambers. of Magdalen College ; Francis Robert Borth iris, of Corpus Christi College; and Wm. Barnett. of B. asenosa College, were admitted Bachelors of Ales. Wednesday. the Rey. Damel Williams Davies, B.A. of Brasenose Coll. e, was admitted Master of Arts Mr. Charles ri Johnson, of the same Colle•te, was admitted Bichelor -f Arts. 'Thursday, the Rev. Minus Hulse, St•tdrnt in Law. of All JOUPS Cal:ege. was admitted BAchel in Cis: Late. The Rev. Stanier James Port. n. B.A. of Bra ^nnse College. was admitted M.•ter of kits. Gran Compou , ,der. The Her. asides thumps, of J. sus Gell. ge; Wiiliam John ar . 1 Isaac Sail. Jars, rd St Edmund Hall, B.A. were ' , gifted M t.tees of Aug. KILKENNY Tti . .11 itledlLS. • ncr 12. These entertainments. • .ich combine pleasur.. 1133'11', Cl:.' ty. a• o...tneY commeric••J 0-, Jdn.day f.-:night. ' le th r night Farquh comedy of Tie Acosta oor. wal. the pA:11001 DWI JIMA. 1111 1.'3 a ner u. an . • taspedabie audience ; when the united p..weib Leagyishe. Power. Polson' Cy a mps o -., and 3ryan. s.: i.:th increa.e.' Al.! on Wednesday. corm ay it Conts,iime, with the after-piece o: lis Iltwter. Amid • the display of so mach excellence. IA ea:.:. :t fo• 3 oar nouc; .g t' e I hat of Mr. licecher. in Aiefarirs. nor hiss I .ng 3111 f iii3iC - 01Cip(1011 01 On .3•' : the eager enthusiasm with wh.ch he de ivsred " !law IviVa yea, Boys, ke" w .-xcessively imposing ahe chara6ers of Usudn-rus a..d .:rctrogrg, were a lat:- bly supported by Sir James Strong and Mr. Daltoti " We* fetters Amen. tokiht tratmer lab, ic." was most feelingly delivered by the Lauer. On no former occasion has our Theatrical ent-r -tainments commenced with greater salt : to the splendid talents of ptsceding seasons we have to boast of large and valuable additions ; those. Wir:l the extensive scenery and Jecorathns. chaste. yet beautiful ; dresses, rich beyond example ; and an Orchestra composed of all sur Amateurs, led by Mr. Cooke ; lona a galaxy of fascinating attraw bons, too alluti .g and Jai ;Fatal not to promise (even already). a most abundant harvest. BATH. nor. IS. Last tight. Y casehrtted his nagspgraisat with as to a bans, howee. The So,pkaoiss Hashed. and kotherdoe tad Parra* were the performances. His Ranger is modelled very closely after L•wis's meaner. whose peculiar tones and gestures he fr.- Tweedy airsick' ; be was very loudly applauded ; bet parts of this description are certainly not his f:weri he imitates vivacity very elaborately. but even is his happiest adios. you may perceive rather the efforts of a clever ador, than the natural temper of the man. The, is an inflexible austerity in his features, and a certain gravity of tone in the v.iice, such as ever to precluo Jim from successfully cun t mains the p.,.m of Comedy with the light debon. stairs permit and tripping delivery of Elliston. Miss Marriott's C6.,rda and the 'ARMS of Miss Sum- mers. possessed considerable merit. Young's Pe frock* has be•IJ t 4 generally admired in the me tropolis to require a comment, it was given in his happp•st styli:. His benefit at Bliitui is to-.n.irrow M..nday); tile bores a e all engairee. he hai 5e1 , 844 Illiehao. and The Homer qf : IS the latter, he flays felts and sip. V04.2'4,1.144 Mr. 11. Our Monthly Balls began.. last Friday evening. at the Steyne Hotel, uml.:r the diretßion of Mr. Cor byn. of Brighton. of great c.lebrity, for his assi duity an.] el , •i.ant manner of conduaing the bails at Bri2hton ; lie is well known throughout the county of Susses ; and while a man of such known ab li ties is a- the 'lead of amusement, !here cast be little doubt I suc:ess. The rooms were m it elegantly fitted up for the occasion, and in it btithantly Crest praise is due t Messrs. Phillips and :-zlaJe, tor their escell, • t ac.-mmenhation fir refreshments, tea, coffee, Sc.:. A inns% charming ETA from Brighton, attended; and the only regret was. I-awing the rtorns at se early an hour as one o'clock • The morn was brilliantly full with all the fashion and elegance that reside wi hin many miles nerd. We istu.eruand the halls arc to ale continued alt the winter. - , nie OpJra cf the Lagfish Fleet has been played twice tbso week. Mr. !iota-r, the Manager. has neither span ed pains or tapense to Frualer this charming vehicle of music and pageantry deserving public arid favour. The last scene, of ibe British fl.et at anchar, could out be sut passed by any tl.eatre io the kingdom ; nor must the per torms,...; ,sass unrewarded with a share of praise; the patty of .;tatansnst, Philip. Valentine, A.ihenve, and Jen-. Ma. Messrs. Trotter. Harley. Ellis. Miss Barry. and Mrs C try, were excellently sustained. The play of Who Wants a Griporaf and I as-Monter .f the Al p ,. wear played last night. tor the benefit of Mrs C.•ry. Tne hi a•a were most fashionably and nu.nerou•.y attended. and the whole of the even ing's amusements went of with well-deserved ap plause. I);vetches were received yesterday from Sir l'ot MAI l'OloMalllool4 Of the fliraheies, dated Slst 1C.4, and also letters of sis weeks sub :becluent date. . . POLICS. anwarra tn. Yesterday, 74a gimp alias t 7 144 who, we stated , a few days since, was charged With stealing six sheep Com field neer /sato... w • brought ap for re•ezamtnatron. before J awes Raab. Cq, wi.ea another charge for sheep•steelrn/ was exhibited against him. It appeared, ti at he had st .len nine sheep from a field near Shooter's Hill, on tht 3J of lass r• , ruary, the property of Mr. Jones, a butcher, of Woo•an a. On the 6th of the same month, he sold them to Mr. Stanton, of the Halt :4non poblic-house. • •ar Nor wood, t r 255. each, p•etruding that he aad xis tr cher were farmers, ba,l fired theta, were driving theme° market, and wet eivery tired. The Prisoner was likewise charged with fel •ni ously stealing a mare, the property of John Dover, a farmer, of thornton, in Buckinghamshire. Jackman, of Gawcott,in Buckinghamshire, a ...loaner. stated, the he knew the• Prisoner, who lived about tw.) miles horn vini, by the name of Ben jamin Gitbs. On the 19th of last January, be met the Prisoner on the gdgwAre Road, about Ewe sr six miles from London ; when he got home, be meetioned to the Prosecutor the circumstance of having met the Prisoner tin a mare, end the descrip• tine answering to one that had been stolen Irons him about three weeks previous, he went to Wool wich, where he saw the same mare that be had seen the Prisoner riding, in possession of Mr. John foots. a farmer. A tow days after, he accompa nied the Prosecutor to Mr. Komis, st Woolwich. aad when he saw the mare, be identified her to be his property. The Prisoner was committed for fur:her easmi• nation. William ruder, jan. the banker and serge rra nutActuret, of Exeter and Cornhill, who i. in cu.- it'd, tor being an outlaw. and nut appeasing to l's ha , kruptcy. underwAst ano•ber ex.anlnation. and wav te•committed. MaILOOROUWO4TIOST. Yesterday Jansen Rerker was charged before the pre ~ 1 ,,.g vlagistree %Rh stealing a chip ha out of sh , :tin Ostn:d-st• set. _ . Oa S aurday ev noig the prisoner went into the shop, es...e). belongs to a Mr. Mills, of Holywell strew Sviaod. mid asl,vd something for chari y; but was ,i...sued to go about his busmen, by Mioi Durham w ,o takes cafe of the shop for Mr. Mills. Sisoitly att-r he had gone away, two boys cime in an invited of Miss Durham it she had lost any thing f Upo ..arming the window she missed a be, and pers.eived a pane cf glass broken. The boy% pOrsu•cl the prisoner, and ovatook him, in eo.sipeny wain another boy, in Urnad.stren. The 1,.. was ‘onnd np .. him. He was commuted for tail, mad ts were hound uv.r to prosecute. kle s o:ay taut e, to years of age. NaPsten-nou‘r. Testeri!av a person of t e name of Nelson Lodged informatiois b -fore re LO.:0 NIA YOll nn a charge against th•ic wen nem .1 .frinitage, JoAs 31 cis. sad JAN Mare, for holing upon the 'Endows with unlawful nets, and a, nutting his fn the execution of by dirty. Netooon stat,-.1 stilt he w nt up to Iliehmona in tie ezoieution duty. upon iaturday evening, too look not f t tersiins of this sort; be.og tol i at Poetnefsi- ! I :• two hi._ he• was .n punnet of had gem, up • river in a boat, and would morn with the iota on Sunday 'viewing about 9 o'clock, tie wasted foe them with an aspo 'intuit of the name Of Remolds, who went a little further up the nvioe, and wnen he saw 'hero coming down be gave laws ine signal. Nels-n hailed than, but they iefused to come to. ii • and Reynolds then rowed towards them, but they otters,. ted to above off his boat and would r • suffer him to en ,er. He however insoted opus, getting on board and searching their lockers. Tins they re' _laud. seized them by the neck. and threatened td t row them overboard ; but finding be was not to be tottimidated, they agreed :o row to the shore, and endeereured to cajole and pacify him in order that be might not seize tie tins. He however secured limb and drought them away, but in doing so he was so dreadfully threatened by these wen, that ha was in terror of his lite, and ttiereiore wished !or a warrant for their apprehension. l'he LOAD Mayo& granted a warrant accord ingly. A gentleman called Dr. Dale, charged a young man of the tame of Job" Wesdros with a viiiletit assault. He stated. that he was coming along Ftsh street-hill, on Sunday night, and observed a woman ( who was also then at the Bar). attempting to pick his pocket. He watched he., and observed her afterwards talking to the Prisoner Woodrow. He passed them, but they soon afterwards overtook him. buspeiling their motives, he at length stood on the edge of the kirb-stone, when Woodratu came np and pushed against him. To prevent his pushing him further, Dr. Dole raised his hands, when Woodram struck him a blow with his fiat in the eye, and upon his endeavouring still further to de fend himself, Wood:am struck hOn repeatedly. and was encouraged so to do by a number of persons who collated round them. At length be gave Woodrani in charge to the watch. The Prisoner, when called on for dais defence. stated, that ire was a linen-draper's ahopmsn, and was passing along with some friends, after spe..iiing the evening togeihet.anJ added, that Dr. Dale. tire Complainant. snuck him first. Ihe Loan MAYOS thought the evidence sof& ciently strong to commit the Prisoner WY vial ; but allowed him to find bail. A man. named " 1 homes N ay/. r, and his wife, wei a charged by an Irish:l,4n, of the name of biorp:,y, sad bus wife. with having assaulted cumin. violently, in a lodging hoes:. in Meer's.coort. Norton-Iml. 1 . gate. ftlarphy appeared with his bead bound np , be having been violently struck with a candlestick. Mt Pritonets were committed. A Mr. .744 Yeesua and Mr. Poop& Ritiimma, were clurged by • carpenter of the mune el Col ston, and his father-in-law, far having 'moulted them on Ltuidon BriJge, on Saturday night s at half-past eight o'cicek. The statement of each of the parties being equally strong. his Lordship told the PfeIIeCIRCSS, that as the Sessions began on Monday nest, they might prefer an %no:leftmost if they thought proper. Lieutenant Bony was ealeated, yesterday, at Plymouth. -'I f ~.:. SPORTINO 17fTEUI0Elt"" '• • R :C : 171 . ,. • _, . • I •• it t 7 tormis, else,. y the C• ot tee nee, 9111` •. smj four yra., old Heats, two ur- met. Mr. rh.bo b. e. 9 yrs api,•, cots:ion I I 4 Mr. lonirlaie's g S -.1 mil (I plate, 1 9 Mr. If inve.:. (. 3) ts told i 16 H .m4-flit b. rid,ng. 3 )e• ell • lde Mr. Ha• is's b. e 3 yes old (1 p'.ite, RICH MOll D MELTING. TLIMDAY. ~C T. 13. iftv e•u•ds fe: three bud Owls. Twertelia bed' by )4s. T. ilolisn.on's It. fhr S. ,111.141, cut Of Beqe.r . ille, ygli ..id, .11.,t u.,,.,0f 14. ea, • yis old colts. Bst 215. DUO .5i0,•.1 to.. .....•toree. ICs) Woe Of Sir I Law.w% col. e. It) aut, by Espeetat.cyn„ the Si., curt, . Av.-noirsoAt. The Ik. ,a . t' Four •-• Lnui Strathmore'. t., •.a, by Si Frier Teazle, .I.le - •HI U. an Cr Jae • Walnut . . The acid Cl 4. t.r all s. V..ur miles sir W Gerard's be. c.Jul a ear, by A'oxaeador, 4re • ' obi, Sot. . . . . . Cab el Cbilbeen's b c baron. 3 yrs 44. F et 10141. . 2 •ent M. A. C.• nand, S yrs ekL., nb. Cdr ;a:unit% 0 e by Betlingbee . $ yrs old, list 101 b. Sir J. L/IFIN•1111 eh ... 0-an. 3 yr. Lid, dm IH. Even bett.,‘ and 5 to lon .1 WOO Callf TNV OAT. Swespetake; of lOr each. •,/ I. S N 44144. for all ages. Thad& I , ltie 'IPNC., lint WWI by s.Q+dorths b. e. by Bo •ng beating Jt..gus Cosa,. NORTNAI.LERTON MEETING-•—(Concleded.) IA tWIDAV Fifty Pounds fogall ages Tt—. 4 ... n u e huts. Itt.b motes br. if by Sian ut .4 Sallc- Fore, 3 jrs bb , CYI4 ilb . 1 1 Lo.d blouoies b. f. Yuncahlm Lass, 4 irre .•14, Us 9lb $ Sr T.Gascnyne*.s b. f by 144aubletiom-ss, nut .4 Golden Lucks, 4 y n nid, 7st 91b • 4 Mr. Seywo.e. b. c. Sworn , • yrs old, . Y • RlO7 AT ro,,K. A fearer of rather a serious nat-re took r.: •e in York last oaturday at 'nnight A par. yof the ...Ws Volunteers had been sopping out wit s.one .:t thin friends, and were retur..ing to their Tracers about two &clack in the morning, when they wee- met by a number of fel ows, principally dressed as sailors, aed armed witn bludgeons, upon Ouse- Bridge, who, without any provocation, commenced • furious attack tor-n the Voluntees. 'I he assail ants bid greatly t..e adva Rag* in point of numbers. and a man, with his face smeared with blood, ran up to the offi..ers' mess-house, which he entered. crying. "Far God's sake come to the assistance of year men, or they'll be murdered." Captain lacasoe, who happened to be down stairs, rushed nut immediately, and was followed by several others ot the officers. T:-e Captain disarmed two of the hiudgena-men. but a third struck him os the hued, and taltded a.severe contusion, mad a foorlis gave hint .o violent a blew. as to breek his sitfirdiitin. • Whiltothi; was pvssiny. several of the essoinsits vete brandishing We :e-a•rn. lids they ihad taken from the voluateers,and one ut them ;sago m thrust at Lietr. Ler atm which'. prevented free takiogisfieft, by receiving the point of the borrow wit% the hilt of t•is seised. By this time the .silors found that they were lilt-Jo/to meet with a warmer reception tha t' ey fort "anticipated, a d very prudently decamped; but not till many .f them had received sue'. a lesion of ealtrary chasth • ment, .11 will probably improve their future mate nets Almost from the first day that the Volunteer moved York, fellow* of the above description • fered them insults, and when the drums went they ori.ola it night. they err , .• always to be found roaring +tier them 111: :1 hie - ! They nese class of men much Itaimpaished by the same cro during the York city And couety elections. air{ senile dressed lore sailors, are k..s. so to hare just as much of the British tar in them, as the vago. bonds who infest the count•y wi.h their arms a d legs tied up, imploring pu charity by d .y, and committing depredators by night. One of the above desperate gang wa, exotothert at the ..las sion-house in York. last . .looday, charged with art attempt to fire a gistol at the Loan M•voa while in the execto ion of his office. Lhe powder only flished in the pan, and the pistol did not explode. Oct mining the contents, it was found that the pistol did not contain a ball. but a cartrifge securely made up ha been substituted lhe man was reruaoded tpe lui ther examination.— ( Leeds Mel , airy ) Dispatches were sent off; last night. to Potts• =swim° be forwarded to Newfoundland. The bets between Captain BA RCL A Y and WOOD, we understand, Lave Leen settled at Newmarket ; in London the leviers have refused to pay. WOOD, last Friday, rec:•svrd rather rough usage at a public-hou , e, at t atouridge. Sonic of the company put out the lights, and kicked him out of the room. The lifemarc4. Gamma:a, from Malta. for Gib ralt a and Lisbon, is captured in the Meditcria nt a•. On Saturday morning, passed through Winches ter, two hundred French prisoners, on their way to Fortran prior:,. Winchester barracks are under repairs for the re eeptioii of two or three hundred troops ; the 62d Reg ment, will be the first to enter ; the Reginseut and others will come in the course of next week. Since the late fires at St. Thomas's the houses and stores which have been built are of stone ; and conteraplating that a supply of lumber slaty at some tune hereafter be withheld from the Unl•ed States. the people of several of the West India Islands intend building with brick or stone. Yesterday afternoon, a G=•tleman's beroucho landau, with two Ladies inside, was standing at • shop in Band street, near the top of Oxford-streets the off-horse got rea.tt•e and frightened the other horse, when they set of towards Blenheim-street. and rah over the post at the corner of the shr• - and the coachman and footman were thrown ff with great violence on the pavement ; the foots ass was very much injirted in the head. . • .d the coach-. moo In the leg; they !soda received instant medical assistance. The Ladies was so much alarmed t they WOW. ...;-~ I 1' s