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L ol ly United against hint, find that his n anny in portogal is Withdrawn. Probably, ere this time, &veteran troops whams we have so fortunately mid Opportunely liberated from the Danish power are scarlv arrived on their native chorea, and may be s l o wly lauded at Gijon or at St. Audero, from shore they may join the patriot armies in a few dell Or almost 1101116. Sir Davin BAIRD'S force, ping at Falmouth, is, we are assured, destined for t h e sa me ports of Asturia, and will form a most important accession of strength, ut this decisive juncture. Lastly, a great 11.)111011 of Our army in &weal, under the command of General Sir JOHN 31 00 1 E, amounting to nearly the whole effective strength now acting on the 'Fitgus, is, we believe, instantly to be transported to the theatre of war.— Th e ag gregate force of these various bodies, when ut,ited, may, we trust, be Bitch us will render abortive all the machinations anti projects of Bo • :Yuen. It may be some coilsolutiGn, too, to •o,r, AS we believe we may assure the public, that joiot and Ins troops are not to lie conveyed to it oc htlle, but to Qiiibemii, in Brittany. Frain the f ew er port, the! might, with ease, be marched in twenty days to Bayonne, or even to Pumpelutia. It will require double that time from Quitmeron. Under thew circumstances, it the selfish intrigues, the mean butnierviency, and the vile struggles for patronage, among Midtatera here at home, did Hot check our hope•, we might look forward with some cuufideiwe to the liberation of Europe. The report that his Royal Ifghness the Duke of YORK IS lO go ont Cantinaltder-in-Chief of the torces in Spain and Portugtl, gains ground. The opposition which Mr. CAIVNIN.i Isaa gi‘til to this appointment, we unkrsttnd, will probably lesl to his resignation. In tine event the Earl of MOICA and Viscount SIONtftI7TH are both men toad as likely to come into Accounts hare been receseed from the Brazils, %hid' state, that the Preaido:t Sunni; Lord STRANGIORD OR Isiard, arrived at Rio Janeiro on the tOth July. The Pied leaat mailed from Ports- Tomah on the eGth of April, with a convoy, wl.ich she parted from on the coast of the Leery thin; wee proceerlinl; in that part trampilly and prosperously, under the auspices of the new Go ttrtuisrut. Wednesday the gusEs am; eat NCEMES raid a ermine %irk to Mr. PENN, or Stoke, and, after I,,letig same refreshment, they returned about two o, sr.k to the Palace. festally Ilia MAJEsTY, P..iaCesars SorrltA, Lairrirra, and A nist.l a. accompanied by Lady TirrlNC, General FlTzlitolf, and l'ohanet TAT tor. axle in Windsor Park, and retty....:Al at soon to the Palace. The (texcg •and Prince►: Et.tz.torrit took •n 'iris! Frowtoure Lodes, and 14.111‘i in the tiordels. MT. HENRY W ELLESLEY arrived in town, OR Tuesday, faun Ireland, sod si t off for Ptin.i. ; .it,-7, on a visit to the Maiiiitis Com theuce lie will proceed to Porte numith, to euitri.rk for Poi tug4l. The accriulit of a Revolution in Russia, windi n igin tied in one of the lla,ly Morning. Papers. is uc , rcoo.iarrci totally destitute of truth, iliad a tw re Neck jabbing &imitation. if;!sor, iie under.tan•l, i, to be taaded at Qui leroo, dad not nt • , 1 he Teter, four other re.Aels, from q)p , no, acrived oti IDOUtil uu the Jci October.— Triey were part of a nrivoy winch ieft Oporto on the irgh September; they were separated from the feet in bail weather. It now said, that the date of the Portuguese (;citeral's Protest against the Convention of Lisbon, PAS tined the 4th, and not the 14th of September. nr. he was acquainted with the articles of the CO, hrauon OU the 3d, and e s pr rese d hi s en ti re matte• fateiati of the canduct of the fr:uglisli on the dtbs nit, day, after he is stated to have entered his pies test ! This, therefore, does tint affect the reasoning npon the contradiction between the letter and the protest of the French to neral. BorreParrt'a metaphur, respecting which much misconception seems to prevail. of making the " Leopardi of England crouch to the /.:egin of France !" is entirely Iferairlie. Before the ?feces of the House of ANJOrt or I .ecnad Fr '" h It:toasty, to the Throne, the armorial bearings of Enaland were two Leopardi; peorent. Ilusav IL n a the first Prince who assumed the three lions pa.:;,,,it gargle:at. cud in which he has beet, imitated 1i his successors; but the Gallic Potentate, on the tnytms!on alluded to, thought proper to designate the Lisclish by their original enittm—the Leopards. Vi umlerstand that The Travels is Spain and Parr of Portugal, lately ;Ai:dished in two ',plumes, were the production of that occomplished Gentle man, the late T. I). WHITTINGTON, EN• of St. Johns College, C am b r idge, end Theliertois Hall, Suffolk. Some inconsiderable interpolations, t.. 1 calated to add to the temporary value of the work. 't -re 'male in the progres.of the sheeta through, the rter, by the Editor, a Gentlentan of distinction in t:• -literary world. 41 , • . • 41,77:utz . 14'2 • . 4 1:) • mai 11: P POETRY. RECRIMINATION; ♦ SONG ►OO THORN ItNIUNTS. (Fir C 11•111.141 Sir Ilew, Si, liar, Ind►ed it is you Who justly dest►ia the Wane; To authority high, A poor dare was I, And I ouly subscribed my name. entrain S. Oh ! dear, stint will beams of us! I Gar, will be wagry with some of us. (Sir HEW sings.) Sir Charles C—o, 'llc subject you've got am, Is one that I iloul like ♦iewiug ; A man in a fr ig ht, Who don't much like to fight, May sometimes forget what he's doing. CHORE'S. CHI ! dear, what *ill become of us! Logland, I fear, will be a•igry with some of its. (Sir ARTHUR Hp.) Sri Heir ur the simple, ♦nd either *Hi snit 'title:Jut punaitig ; I wish when I wrote My name to your note, My right-head bad forget its canning. CHORUP.. 04! dear, what will become of ns ! Loglatid, I fru, will be ang,-y wick some of us. (Sir HESS /IWO Sir Arthur W--y You think yourself sly Noe to tied fetal; with the measure I might force you to fight, Bid I could not to write ; No, that um your own Cat pleasure. CHORUS. Olt ! dear, what wit become of us England, I fiar, will be angry with some of us. Est, friends In disgrace, Let enr quartets give place.— We acted with lib 'rat ititatitioo And shew'J to JUNO'S How polite we were got, When we ALL sign'il this famous Court:I:Ion. AZI I.E. - - Their Royal Highiseasestbe Prince of WALL* and Duke of Stamm with the Marquis and Mar chioness of Doss - anti ME. dined at the White Ilan, Chipping Norton, uu Tuesday last, uu their road tothe Marquis of BECILIN (al Ali. The friends of the late Professor Poisson say he had a very thin skull—others that he had a very shirk skull—lt is universally • allowed, howeber, that hr was nut a aitaf-sktill. The Countess ofdLastv mired in town,onWed nesday. from Oxfordshire. Her Ladyship will leave town, this morning, for Brighton. The Countess of CLARE had a select party, last evening. at her house, in Saville-row. The Duchess of ST. ALBA N's. COUtitehet of 11A IRINGTOR, aystuar, and the Countess Dowsgerollhcatmn- w.eir at, were present. It is generally thoti4lit that Gre;swi would have a better dunce with Crib, if he Ie d not gone into tea • • U A littir loaning is a dangerous tbing ; " Driak Jeep, or taste nut, the Pierian spria7," The Chera::er Bray, who nets in St. Peters burgii, in the absence of CAULINCOURT, is sup posed to be a great Ass. The St. James's Volunteers mustered 500 strong, at one o'clock, yesterday, in Burlington House Cou:t-yard, and after being inspected by Colons l Jrmatasow, they proceeded to Hyde-park, and had a grand Geld-day. Among the pieces in preparation to be acted by BONAPASTE . , players, for the amusement of A I.EX ANDEIL. at Erfurth, arc, Who's the Dupe, The Dotihk Dealer, and The Pool's Erraatl. The last arrivals ut 13atli are— Visconntrss Hood, Baron Dresrlicl, Lord Palmerston, Lady Caroline Morrison; Hon. Mr. lit n•ell ; Sir Henry, Lady, and lbs. Strachey; Sir Nlll. Wood, Sir Sir W. limber ; Sir John, Lady, and Mu Thomas ; Sir J. sod Miss Mansfield, Major-General and lira. Bayne and Family, Colonel Jimeques, Colonel and Mrs Campbell, Rev. Dr. Webster, Dr. Msgre, Kr. Mr. and Miss Atkins, Kcv. Mr. Leaves, Rev. Mr. Heiden, Capt. Mant, Capt . Mr. and Mrs. Tea/03 , 1, Mr. aid Mrs. Foyer, Mr. and Croft, Mr. mil Mrs. !laugh, Mr. and Mrs. Worthington, Ise. Mr. licaxxx's popular comedy of The World was performed last night to a brilliant and crowded audience. The only novelty in the performance from lust semen iN Mr. Pasts's, io the part of Mr. Saadi, which he filled with touch excellence, and we trust will rescue such parts from the contempt they have been treated with. Mrs. JORDAN looked extremely well, and was most fiv.ciiiatiug in Lady Bloowifichl. The comedy went off with greiut spirit, and the audience were most vociferous, trail Mr. Et.ctoron delighted them with the epilogue. The muccal entertainment of The Deserter followed ; Mr. I. SMITH, for the first time, sustained the part of Hemey with the greatest success; he hum an excellent voice, good figure, " Mr' EMBER MEETING. R A a • SPOI TLY6 LY:TELLiGENCE. NEIVMARYLi FIRST to<TORER MEETING, nut: 11111,61.40• T, OCT. 6. •• 4 Mr. Shakespeare's Diaconat, ost. beat D. of Grafton:a Tsadykr, ;lb. 1). 1. 2t444. 4to 1 against Discount. • Fifty GailaPSF, free for way horse, ire. foe 4.yr ol•is earryiog lit. 411). 5 yr olds est. 51b. 6-yr olds est apd aged I , U gat. B. C. M. Shakespeare's Zodiac aged, . .4.. vialked aver Lord Grusvenw's bua.raecra, b yrs old dr D. of Groftou's b. m. Vanity. yrs old dr Gen. Gower's h. by Worthy, Bst. yik. beat Mr. I%y:odium's r. by Ambrosio, ost. 21b. D. l :tor. t to a on Worthy". One Third of a Snbscription of 150. each, fur 3 yr told enlts carrying est. gib. and fillies est. tilb. 11. I. The looses, &c. to he bone fide the property of Subscribers. To be entered at the khan's Stables, Newsom Let, between Eleven and 011 e o'clock, oa lbc day Licfort rosiunia. D. of Grafton's Vandyke. IA Grosebanr's b. c. Sontscant 2 Ld Steven's h. h. brother to Deceiver Mr. Vuo,iitart's ch. c. Itarleigh 4 Mr. I....llersuma's ch. c. Zoroaster, by Sorcerer.. Mr. Lake's b. c Iry Gouty, out of a sister to ()Aloud.-- I.d Jerses'; b. r. IVlost I er Sir J. Sitelley's cb. f fanny dr IA G 11. Caveudisli . s b. c. Illyroca dr 6 to 4 agst Vandyke. sto 2 apt Barle:gb. sto I apt Zwonuter. Sweep talies of 25y.. each. Two.yr. old Course . Mr. Lnill,ri.kr's Tristram, 71,t tki e )ir by Sir C. Sunbury's Agnes, by tivreurer, bat. cousent. Mr. Ralsou's Halley, sat. 101 b.. Sit C. Ituniturfi Agues, by S4..osrer, But. sib. rte. ft from Ld. G. H. Cavendish's Pudavi v 7st. tullb. TMo.yr told Course, toots. h tl. Mr C Brown's Achilles, But. 71b. apt. Mr. Wilaao's I. by Patriot, sst. Tweir old C. Ott by consent. MONIEFIETH WEDNUSIDAV, SEPT. 28. The following Prizes were rue for over the Sadden Coarse : 1. A handsome Silver Cup, given by the Hun. W. Meals, of Paniourr, %I .P. wee by Colonel Mackeiszia's hay Mose, Spadille I t Mr. Ceiebtow's ditto ditto, Whipstirk 4 it This was u pritty good race, awl the 'mood teat wasketu ly eciatesitd. _ 4. A Cart Saddle and Brreching, to be run for by cart horses, rude by real ploughmen, with cart bridles, and without saddles or spurs, won by Mr. Garlead's bay mare Mr. Crichton's els. horse 1 tl 3. A Pig, shich ors won by George Anderson, Bruor,hty- Ferry, he hating, after a bog chase, and many &rattles's at. tempts by the i , •tettt rum atutuceeasfel competition, succeed ed is sets n 4 it oy the tad (shalt wa. well domed of hair, and cowered ith tailor ‘ar the totessiori,) and throwing it tart his shoulder. ummsswaisiaamitasm Ocrossa 5. Oa Friday a successor to Professor Poison is to be appointal. Dr. Burney. of Greessisioh. has oirereil himself as a Candidate. No mon treads closer to the late Professor than he does . ; but his distance from the University is the reason, and can be the only reason, shy he is not unanimously elected. Three others have been started, Mr. Kaye, of Christ College, late Secretort tal Lord Henry Petty ; Mr. Monk, and Mr. Doloree, both of "frinity College. The last is in Guernsey, his riativssisland; and, therefore, though he yields to none of his competitors in qualification, has pro usoly little chance of success. Between the two remaining Candidates it is dif ficult to decide. ThvEiretars are the ice.Chan ("Mori the Master, and the two Senior Fellow* of Trinity; the Provost of King's, the Master of Christ s, and the Master of St. „lobo's. The three El-ctors of Trinity are of great weight, but si COU111.• terpoise is often obtained by the junction of the others. - • (.RAN!) FETE. On Tuesday last, John Lyon, Esti. of Hetton- House, near Durham, completed his gist year, oil which occasion most of the principal bundle's in 'hr neighbourhood were invited to mite Agant ball and supper* The tAin7paiiy began tioiamemlile at nine o'clock, when "upwards of one hundred per sons Skit down to slipper. 11 - e are informed by a gentleman who was present, that the Fete was one of the most spleenful of the kind rive exhibited in the county of Durham. The great variety of con fectionary, interspersed oith every delicacy the sea son could produce, had a most brilliant appear ance. The models in butter were well executed, and hail a pleasing effect, particularly The Fax Hamad: in fall Chase, the Death, and A Lion end Tao Swans, which reelected great credit on the abi lities of Mr. 13e11, of this town, us a confectioner. Alt the rooins were very beautifully decorated with variegated lamps, interspersed with flowers and evergreens, which had a grand effect, and astonish ed every person present. After supper the dancing commenced, and was kept up with uncommon spint till a very Late hour, when the company de parted, highly gratified with the very polite atten tion paid them by every part of the family at Met ton. On the following day, the tenants of Mr. Lyon were must hospitality entertained in the old English style. A merry dance heightened the fes tivity of the evening, and every thiog concluded with the greatest harmony. A grand display of lire-works took place on Wednesday, Thursday and Fridayerenings, highly entertaining to thesur. rounding neighbourhood, Mrs. Richmond, of Durham, who was preparing for the above hall, was dreadfully burnt by her clothe, unfortunately catching fire. ‘Ve ure happy, however, to add, that she is now in a fair way of re. covery. - On Saturday lost, Mean. ?itaLLAtut, GooD alai, CARA, and ftftn.triti of Trinity College, • - rvv,. the Paper* - ftist;;T " Ooge is rather better. Some of a su nd coot ' b o i n nes ".". setsee ' Criih — s;i;d. '" Ans. CO n sa - 1 1 ; ci . f . i . h . ;sts:;;;; l . s" ""ir.te;"::;( 9 r 4 u r rs.74.li.w, that wo set ef • Papere that announced his death, aCcornia.nied ti•onidite stilt throw* shadow over tier exertions.— The account of the daring attempt to rob the appeared b t er / ° I. th e th".l4' the Prehtliruera ___.-__• • • tw warranted , ander the Paw Laws, to 'elm na.rllorill. their se., with a s k e t c h o f h is lif e , i n w hi c h t h e y M rs . II LAND, sad Messrs. BANNtSTILR and flue- house of t. mestere 111traeo, in Park -street, on data:mew, ithwat bong hub% to action ter the owswary did not forget to give an accurate repast of his dying stun were excellent, an d the pi ece received great w e d ne ,tay egg n in z , given in Tat BRITtIN there,‘, and be certainly coals not mint of word s . applause. Pass% yesterday, attracted, during the whole of liens ant* do by any user* t hoes the utitee, eider I)l.' \~riLttYl Tnbrarian to the Hon. East India The Duke of CLARFNet and Mrs. JORDAN and the afternoon, 'a great concourse of people, round and "WI 6' 4 l.aw wog the r' 4 Pol'lliStftlobiti , be- r h. 'ln:Km!. iGentleman, who, during the adminis- family, on their road from Bushy Pink, diali K eil the watch-house to Mount-street, to which the two „ 4 /°,l k r i t , a t : in the f •L l n g.: i t. dt)(„7,tiletelez; 17 ar.tel., ' i t s = li es t : c i ! of WARREN liaurtx di. Esq. in India. par- hones at the Castle lun , Wiad e ae. O ne t h e wounded ro bb er , h a d b e e n terries!, many expecting icelarlyilsen, offering to walnuts Ewer He Lid inswil+r two distinguished himself various scientific postillions, in unharnessing the liorsesinnfo:tunnte- to see the m Iwou t tht out to undergo an examine- pound,: ttni UGC kindred affect:on. and a sewer ut ttlei he. end l 'telarY carsitits, has nearly, we understand, ly received a violent kick on the head ; but i.wale. *inn at Marlboroughwureet PobceOgice. Strangers, rethia.7 gritit„ AA the hope of heae z i ',tune is other 7 11 Pleted bta laborious and interesting work on diate surgical aid being afforded, he w a s ettolgrii however( were disappointed, the Prieseners bring il "" Ro :C.,;!::17:r:::: the ' s t ►aA nu eh4ticif pursue his journey with the in a dangerous data. One of theta, who had been i„ th , ea . e. a. eld ee , e p t h ile tet SimArel l anguage. Mr. llautte, the tram- notwithstanding , t o the Gents Code, Mr. WiLtlss Mr. C°Ls- D u ke and If omilt to town, s h ot i n t h e eeeny ut,dervr tn t anipntation close to The puttee Olen wrtLgrzer, Nader the linpr.letun *et the t l iftoolta, and the late Sir W. Joists, dit in to be On Wiriailly evening, itlikvit ethaa . a the socket of his ...boulder. The other. who cum or Margins de la Four, tr ee' li, 1 _cc<ded to, and as us F• 'e only Englishmen who have hitherto mad anY gang of robbers entert.l the Ittse-r Lonl his leg broken, and whore Mb! :* Jaw,/ Stork/ow, the Pension it—savavuer Nerdy, whkh ss *me et*! Progress in the study of the Stres e krii, lasi. in St. Jame: and took nway het Otter weeks liberated from N wgst d " m a I* " 1 " 111°61 . 21 """ . .__ 1 / ' 4%4 " . ‘ l6l "" ste • m" " that it Itn4 'MI la IP. ligArrt lio , l a GOV!' 10:.:7174 has to boast an antiquity cutes t wi tt i t h e a WI 111 it Vof burn. They e-t ;wed addiscontet 4 , the rePorted C•Pasoi of • numerous gang cf! house- rin...l n u t be by e l ) satatoy ,rtithe i )( minted( ate '-'gvitiati sera, tiering the absence of the strva.st: breakers, is silo in ir dangerous stets, p•ineti. t • . : .11ISSII01-11008, OCT 6. InIACMI IN THE JEWIIIII SYAAGOGVE. :122z1 *lmp et the nasce - of fesers,ield his two Roos. VITO HMI 11filIT rietuss tad imptesoffr cement during the see wle.hltkie (ley, u Leadeithall-stmlet Sr • ibis:era Asher aid Newton, ton hi=uf the sidely. stated, that the Ater ISSA , CII, from bring a rued Idesther of • the Symagurse, ell st ewe cheesed hie Loading, sad am* sewers' charges against the Secretaries, of peculethseg, tholes charpet the Committee bad inquired into, sod &alit Atha totally unfounded'. Au mike bad been commenced soling Isaacs, belt the Committee had taken isto ealismtvatermi the state of Ins wife, and /id Indio!' liege6mtly. sad ethh drew the action, on cosiditieu that be would p® a 6es' gf owe goiters. This by has refused to du, and still coutitierat in poblie to asperse the conduct of the S. 'eretaries the Colib• 1311114. V. and Society at large, sheep that th ew were all perjurelk audited robbed the pour feed. Satardsy Imat,was a day of great solemnity amines: peopfe dr their poise sae% but during the service, instead of being at prayer, the ellffie Prisoner was exclaiming against the Membsrs,pf the Ileilaty, mod leyisg he did not doubt but their had 16bhird • tits per food of from sun to towel. 'this was takeout= loyeloweral of the Cusgemuntiow, sod the Treasons. wee Sr wait on the eldest Prisoner, sod infurin hit. tbatin would mot be peresithat to take his seat to.day, mid J Lc tame be would out he admitted inside the bar The Prisour as, bow. . ewer, can:c, and attempted to force their way inside of 'bp Bar. The Beadle interfered, us which the eldest of the suns struck lam, and the liaise Primmer* were takes bate custody. and brought is the Compter. They further staled., that the eldest Primmer had out paid Le. fess for the Swop' year, and that ao persons, except those • lio paid their fres; were admitted inside of the Par—outsi..e. of the Sae was allotted fur stranger; of regeydeseriptioe, led eldth 4 the sons did sot below: to that Society. bait is thothea. Synagogue. Mr. Ilene, also attended as thilieitor fur the Prieenera,, • stated, that that Caddouitte axe Trimmer hell so apt to pro. seat the Prisoners fern gOiled to their seats, The eldest Isaacs paid rent for the scat, and his father had bees the founder of the Synagogue. He 1111/ as moth isatilied is won force as if be was to he pretested from going to a house I.e rester'. The Committee had se right to lime hies c guinea fur what he had said oat of the Synagogue . . If he had out paid the rent for the last year it was broths, it ' would nut be received • he bad tendered it, audit was re fused. It was a cons piracy and combleildles the eldest Prisoner, on account of some pirate iiillierpsees be tore., bins Roil some individuals of the ieekty s , said he would, after lila Lordship bad ileterinined the ewe h L.rn, moire a warrant OPlteet the heedik, ter as ellbele if s 5 the Prisoners. a peewee's/ that from whims peethullers and nothing see of their property. He Lade* doe* het his Lordship 'rusk! see the emitter is id poplar light, sod Sim must the Prisoisers. The eldest buck in ill &ts*. mull; Ilk hid Po at say dine believed improperly is the Symegagell hadiseid,sed did say so yet, that the Senetheies had othisidasil a *sled he could read mid write toe sad halted pri. talterellece co ta r !-;,.stries ; he had s right to ge Cobh me it ,ors hit pru i .rrs i ; be paid rent for it, avid be &Hag bid bees the foiroler of the Synagusee, which gave hies s hivereee right to any of them . hisses did sad Wrens wail he caw the Beadle was te eau/4 loft, eery runt *PO but a vile coospirecy m.;i.est Irks. Mir rums spike ageism him DOW, Ist he "mold sot hems deem if browner of hest week ellies he asked situp gies# Sweet of the Primmer, which he versed. Several Jews deposed as to the disorderly caledilet 4 the • eldest Primmer is the ilysegegse dnriag sane e. The 1.050 Mayes. said, be differed from Mr. Harris is his ar4utersit that the Preither had a right to nee tares to get to the seat ; for 011t3Oef 7 . if he had let • threw to soother, sad did not wish to let MI to bun say longer, wield that justify Hie pergola is knocking him down I. get isusetemioe ail ? His Lardsliip thee uhermed, that it was uot the gayeties for him to decide s *briber the Primmer had • right to the scat or not bet it ems for hiss to amide; lithe thee 1114 PfitatlONO bad beast of riotous esedect se the firm/ogee donne tonic* I It had Mwproweffi by itsehtlafte MOW% the their conduct had tarn high.? ..si would iltallfvoll sages them to dad bail to their " dart in future at the Spitagispre. Although the ose that merry het of literal" allsoltd he me . toner/ firmer; vat the lair will dam them pers as se Islets fA with I proper demesnedr, umt set en disturb the peace 4 the coogrefoitliAl. The PIOPIKTO gar* seninty Ix their fears good c induct, mud ems accordingly disclaimed. -I I crwttoithwi. Yoeasfrolaw, James was dowsed with embeselimg a queetely tst goods at Mai:chewer, tae property of tiammet Ike. tom Mr. Ilkuldois stated, that the iiiimator was a calleis-misee. &clover, AS stir, wee Ur. Newton, Id Dornlow, able/des cluster ; they Lad bees both at the Market is Wasabether, - with ■ quantity of goods : neither Mr. Newton er the P 71.- 21)1641- were abie to sell their roVIII on the first day—they took a store, mot stored them together. Mr Siewtos hav ing ensue basin-. 6 to attend to at Imme, left his roots with the Primmer to dispose of fur him. He did dispels a them, but instead of areousating for them he abitheded • and the W Ames:- was seat to London in pursuit of him ; Wed nesday sight hew, him in a shop in Neuritic-street, when he got two Officers, and had him appildiended. On ifia Wag taken into custody, he said he did sot tetras to thakeid Sir. ".• Nth too, and gave the Weser. the mosey he had received for the /MOIL The Prisoner, in bin defence, said, it was set Ins runs • to bare kept the money ; he bud gut bills es Leedus or the amount of the goods, be oat afraid they weft net good, and came up to ascertain It Sir tt tLLiaO CEsurts said, it was a charge that was net coguisable before hire, end discharges{ the P, owner. 11•1rAOROUGH-I,TRECT OCT 6. The Vestry Clerk of St. Patterns Parish applied ow basalt of the Parish 4 Officer., for an authority fronithe Msgittrates„ to possess ihetuscli es ot certaia chattels, the property or ex unfortunate Frenc 1.1 Lady, the wife of Gust Butler, who bad emigrated lusher with her tinily, dariag the :merges of the Iter,drition. he Count himself, who had esjoyed a stipendiary show. ante, through the gesernsity of the British tiot ermines., had returned to France during the but short interval " Peeee, ru hopes of recovering some part of bill property, antills nesters were pleased to direct that his peus:..n shored MI ow. tinned daring his also, ,•e. *1 he leagtb, however, of this absence, the anemone' y of 'integre, wide.) to the embar rassment of her siltation, so operated upon the ruled of hie lady, sate eases a viotcat dtraagoarut, in the paroxysms of .with she attempted the lire, of her children. Ilse Parisi, )::icrrit were lettered to iotedere, aid take the aa ferttioste lily sem, her chddrei under their protective, sad their object was to nod-minify the parish from emperor, by taking possessiou of Ism • ,tteti, as is eases of pauperised under the Pour Lao.; To crutcl this, a.. aged i t blerdad, the Marquis Ds Ii F who profthesad to be . Itme to this nufurte irate family, bad applied to the pare • • hive those chil dren placed nodes tow care, a also the pre., .•'ty fur their ed vaausge, awl be b. ....ea with him lette o to toe Magistrate, 7roes the Bishop 'Anginilerse and as other French IteskOli; folly segredit.ore LOB prtensiuss. air. Coy . .