The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-08-22 00:00:00

has atiitnated neon, end of Andalusia, ry aod in Austria, the fur. ion, tyranny, and crime, is g to hope, that the exam perience of Austria, will, almiiiistration of the latter a to repose henceforward oluiiotiary arta and tactics, sea only, but on the affec. he subject. stance of its own poptila rever to conceal or to en,. which we colvelve th a t t!:,• aced, in case of a ruidut t sent moment. 111 POI.E4)N 10tie Sovereign of Friace, head of the Confetkr.l ,, , i fact equally the SIllirel„, r of Geriouily. in, all mule by his ard,:, I are directed by his prises all the %Western Pro. oluntarily 'impelled by the In open contempt of erect sty of flat! Corsic a „ whole Prussian Bioilarelle. nborg, Pomerania, and ei e territory, extending from to those of Thorn, ham, marshals his forces, under mid . MONTI FR. Moravia to become the first theatre it was the theatre of chow It war, mid produced the By his atlvautageous on of Silesia, it is evident r in upon Oknutz, as F:a. iu 1758 ; and may be is a f Vienna, on the Northern Lastly, from his possessim and the whole course of the master of Denmark, en! at least, in all the Conn. cessittcthe Sixth. combination of power wie modems a War ma .;laeltpeas Ipl#d to. Jutland; and Pros b e Pyrenees, it rosy be sad, tr exaggenttion, that all the ouutries,comprehending the ape, • are assenthled under may Austria tremble at se, cock, which seems to menial Dn. Under these circus'' , h Roads may act, most, ie the contest. We awl keim • imperfect information ens ay no means probebli, the R himself, Ins troop% ard eats of a Bagitions tyrant, rope. Such an act worii the sacred character ofi :grade him to the level of s tained with perfidy, coved , nly worthy tribe consi.lerd zirtettas. We way pee power of the RUSIIAN Es' nice aid subjects the east to enormity of the transit. place at Bayonne, fothamed stance of the Spaniards.... Andujar, at Surname. a of Spain, are once lowa not fel to produce a rut wise, that portion of de be again rendered access& f the Russian Goverment. ON. The next advices km y be of the most iliterestis; e us to form some decitkel shich arc about to take ," no, awakened to a seine r, and safety, is about to ming herself, we may recede from a contest oment would be mod rhich has suffered every well as of injury, by its submitting to the Tyrant rally expected to follow oet of Russia. We ler information on these - Admiral Dacnct rctuciled to Portsmouth, on Wechiewlay last, attar mi absence of four years cud seven inot.ths, at Jamaica, in which command he Law hero succeeded by Vice-:Admiral Row Lot— . Voieran, whielabrought hiaa Lniuo, sailed fro Jamaica en the 17th of Jute. in company with file Beedta.oe, Capt. WAS., and reterell, aims, with KA) sail of auxchantinen limier couvoy. The Barekaare, after coating to a certain latitude, went bark to Jamaica. The Prierell parted coin pony on Saturday se'uoight, with b 0 sail for St. Geor;.Te's and the Brieol Channel+ ; and 79 sail passel Portsmouth, on 'Wedoesdip, for the Downs. The/ had a siugularly-good voyoge, not having had a diry's foul wind, nor *single Obi of the con. sop parted (*mammy. lklaj SKIMILATI, Lt. Col. Douai-As, 55th Regiment. and Capt. Ap.ons, R. A. tense home in the Vetere/. She I has alai brought home 600,000 dollars, belonging to several merchants iu London, for cargoes bold. Aftketaree, Captain PAIIEVII. which took nut . Admiral HooSurit: is coming home with a cargo of dollars from Vera Crux. Admiral Hums struck his Aug wit Friday night. Admiral HoLpeowxy arrived at Newfoundland, in the his, Capt. LAUGH sites., on the 19th ult.— Cotornis,Soinv ISCLCIIELD and Sir ISAAC Corns baled from thence in the Adonis. os the 40th, for Halifax. Tire Raeder, Cupt. Aussie, which ar rived at Portsmouth, on Wednesday, left New foundland, on the 4(lth. The his (1144.;-ship) ; Ves ted, Cnpt. GRAHAM ; and ',carve, rapt. Wairrt ; were lying at St. John's. The notticrsaw the out ward-bound Newfoundland convoy, tinder charge of the Jamaica and Speedy, ou'the banks of New- - fuundland. Sir Commis BRINTIANF, K ight, Captain of His 31..sresew'a shipArefAum. and late Cruveroor of the - • Ishtar, of Comma,- aya stir N'a't Indies, who avaui elected an Ilo,wrety Burgess of the Corporation of .outbempton, on the. Yoth of.March,lBo7, to tes timony of the h•gh 11C1121e entertain...Li of his gal- latiteiniduct"st , d taispwalleled bravery in attacking a!ol capturing that I-land, was, on Friday, at is COI ttttt 011 COMitil of the Mayer itod Co-, oration of that town, swam in a Member. :-.IrCUAILFS wank dii,ed with the Corporation. at a,' slegant entertainment, given at the Dultiliins Inn, by the present worthy Chief Magistrate, Jou* How utters:. Esq. • (Ja Thursday. Admiral MONTAGU struck his flag at Portsmouth, and set elf tOr ha; teat at Avis ford, near Aruatlel, fur a month.—llear-Adatieal 0 rw tv, its emseqiience, took the Chief Cointaand at that port, and shifted his flag to the linyal The Success frigate, Captain liesconnir, is ap pointed convoy for Oporto, Lisbon, Carlis, Gar roller, and Malts. Several transports are fitting up at Portsmouth, for the purpose of bringing to this country, from Spain, 2000 Merino sheep for His NIAJEATY. The following vesaels, from the Leeward Islands, under convoy of the Camillo, are yet unaccounted for. viz.— Tte Indian Pack. t, Luxe ; Governor Milne,Pattnon, and the Duke of York, Cass, for Loudon. The ford, for Liverpool; Chartaiug Eliza, Scallion; and the Industry, Craig, fur Dublin. The James, Donis!, schooner, f rom the Ilavan nab, for Sourdeoux, is captured by the /tit, and is arrived elf Hover. The Concord FuLonnti, for Waterford, and the Good Intent, SEWARD, for Brutal, from NewfOutal land, parted from the Rattler, (winch arrived at Spithead on the 15th instain) on the ibth, in lat. 49, .26. long. 12, by request. The Penguin, ItYAN, for Cork, parted on the let instant, in lat. 46. 24. long. 13.01. Estract of a letter from an Officer on board His ataaysTY's sloop Dispatch, slated Port Hurd, Jamaica, June 24 We have recapttired a brig belonging to Kingston, and have put in here with the loss of our foremast, in chose of a large French privateer of IS gaits. Just as we got within shot of her, the mast unforttinntely went over the side, and she made her escape without tiring a shot." The .7-ealosts, 74 guns, Capt. PIGIUMPONT, from rift Cadiz ; and the Corm.,rnnt, Captain Ilutisits, with a convoy from the Cane of Good Hope, are their passage to Etighicri. APIWINTAIIINTN.—Captain Mackay, to the Inflexible; Cvltt• (domino, of the Mercury, to the Art'.ve ; Lieut. 11. h. .1 .u. , s is promoted to a Commonth?, and appoilited to Le Grifron lion. W. R smith is promoted to a Commander, and appcinted to the Denier ; f.isut. Fleming to command the magmas schooner. At a meeting of the Magistrates of Newport, Isle al Wight, on the 13th instant, a common bretrer and his serv'nt, in the neighbourhood of 47avres, were completed in the full penalty of one Lundred pounds, fur hosing in their possession a I.ositnityof unlearn: , mivtiire and chemical drugs, ter the nef:dions perpost of being tsed in 'brewing ber. to look uith more Oita t. ext adrices from Spain, Prance. Whether we (c.l I objects of CA,TA'os, or , ue may expect, from ro r u vrry itnisortant IIA:Ilf y the Representatite of N y hope, join in the pato ti anal of the tither inset of JosEPH, and the mild Les, ore not less objects of II 'rem the Tagu we know ate later than the 3d rose tarn become the theatre pa, of all the extraordib , mime is our um r ign•ru he imperial Aeol.t.o• liMmth. Ili* track uoi th of July, when he spp mile, is obsolutel; i . •, , At a crisis like the present, his delay its die ittott • • ' . ... . . si;teial title* of the Garonne, oethe Loire, wise* . , i ~. . . . .. . • a pparently; his presence should he so tunch. wanted •• . • I a t 1 1 ..tris, or on the Mine, is rtrangely inexptica- st i . ' ..... • . • 1 ble. 11.0 he been at Valency ?We suspect it. - %a , ' '" . -.e .: ':-'4,• . . Ile was to pus., on hip way from Tours to Orleans, at an inedusiderahle distance front that prism); will he dna.: it expedient, in order to twee% the so n ianta, to treat a ith and to Pelense , Fgansiskan the Suet:writ ! It is not impossible. A fear tiny., or i m am, may throw light on these objects of in- E mit, - and solicittide. The followin • I notice was, on Saturday, affixed at the 13.nik and Stock Exchange : 4.• *avast so, ;ma. w The Csotrretsrs for the Loan baring applied to the ChastoOlor of the Eseheqaer, to request that he would re commend to the Cionsultsioaers for liquidating the politic debt, to apply a part of the fetid foe 4e rettetapcon of tic o i c , cr „,..;. e has tlioultl proper to deeline their retreat — sod of cLlch the Contractors think it incumbent on them to E sc immediate ttotice." 'Ow rejection of this anpliaation, combined with other causes, among which the l imitability of .0 re lOT.d of the contineoial aar is Mit t:te least, pro duced a farther tiepreo,obi of the foods. At the close of the toorlset the tltr.:e per cent. consols were satin, and couniutn (*tout ',I, to 1 stiscount. BBLP,RITIOPia. Oe tiesisy, At tot day of Anal', tem ) yaw root it se. hates Chart h, at Dollop en-le-biours t la Laadahh , e, by etc St. Peter's Company of that tons, Mr. John Hott's tau emirs. prat of gram/sirs triples, coataisisig 4,tiso har monious changes, in the quick time ea boars sad Nil mi. notes, cuoilsetad by Mr. William Bromley. Weight attic trier !beat. fns days age, the Society of St Peter's youths wended their aweient, venerable, and Gothic tower of M. Peter's Church, in Sheffield, Yorkshire, is honour of Lord Milhoolo Flectimi .4.antretassy, and completely, rug. a Sue cid in that iwtricate pad harmonious method of Oxford Ire hub soya),, composed 45.040 dunes, which they nobly bruited resod. is a honer. and 43 minutes, twos the One deep-toned pew peal of ten bells, cut by Mows. Tboenas Mears sad Wria, bell-founders, IYhitechspel, Loudon, in the key of C. sad hung by Mr. Edward Sinuous, bell-banger to the Posisday ; the peal was conducted by 11r. William Booth, talik.linifs-cutler. This rrsed peal of hens wu opened ou the 99th day of November, *sou, by the EltellaltlCumpany, who raw on the occasion a peal of grandaire caters, com poses*. of 3,039 pleasing change.. , cosaluctor, Mr. Joseph Grayorti, silver-placer. The weight if the Shot Id tenor. cost. 51h. set hell-metal. IIiaNCIAWSTEII, Al:O. 18, I HOR. Tim College yonthe of Ashton-a.uler-Liue paid a visit a few imya ago to the village of Oldham, piii 'moiety to challecgc. the St. Paul's youtba there to ring them, em their oMbans St. Pamirs peal of eight Chureb bele, Alr. John Ilult's tirmeismise peal of grandsire triples, einitniumg 3.040 changes; flee Cuilegiaus publicly eh:di...iced Ouse youths to ring thong fur too guineas : hut they bomb!). de chnad the wager, well know:i.g they g.it lie wager of so Plineto, on dm calls Julie last, in a similar way that Buns. parte has wow his Germaa battler, (by brittery). The Col. kgiane of Ashbio are fully convinced that their counaaader paaLjudogre.l t 1 meiMmottogr poet snatultr-strang, and threw the bait of dosage-ringers out, of course caused a false pia, end wan the only cause of their hang. 'I hey struck t►e India ban, sad had aseuy law fault* than the Old ham youths. Yesterday tnoruing. MAJtatY, Princesses Sol/it As AUGUAT4. AMELIA, slid MARY, ac.:ouipa nied by Lady THY N N t,, and C A RTW MOUT and Fitzstor, rode to St. t;euree's Chapel. mad beard u Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. ltv ov.e, from the 13th chapter of St. Matthew, 28th verse, and afturarards'retowned to Witidsor.Pilaci.. The Countess Dowager of Surto' will !ems torn, this day, fee Hampton Court. His Grace the Duke of NOILTHU3 ID, by accounts +received in town on Saturday from Aln wick Castle, w a iserfectly recovered from his late attack of the gout. His Royal Ilielmeas the Duke of Ctsaexce having attuned his 43d year, yesterday, a gruel dinner was given by his Royal Highness.' at Bushy- Park, at which the Prince of Wrmas and his Royal Brothers were present. The Princess SOPHIA Of GLOUCESTER arrived, last week, at Mrs. Ilerwooes Sontharnpton, where her Royal Highnese remai ned i on Saturday. •The rens of LANSDOWN and Family. and the, Margessviiie of Artsr.icst, are among the most dies tieguished perroris at that place. the prevent week will be a very ainsiaing one at Southampton. The Theatre opens this night. the races commence on Thursday, and the Itches Ferry Mailing Match is fixed for Saturday. I ler Royal Higlineas the Princess of W ALes gave. a grand slismer.. yesterday, at Blackheath, to a see.. beet party of Nobility. Hyde Park, vesteiday, considering the absence of its favourite visitors+, had to beast of an elegant, though not numerous, company. The Diiehttae of ST. ALBAN'S, Lady Huaerkerre, the Earl of WEsTUORLAND, Earl aloaecer, and Lord FltV, Di:VITCK BEAUCLEEC, were amongst the visitors who graced the ride. Viscountess Ammar was safely delivered, en Sa turday, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, of twins, both treys, one of whom died shortly afterwards, the other is in a fair way of doing well. His Lordship is confined with a violent fit of the goat. The Earl and Countess of CHoLSIONOELIT left Houghton, Norfolk, on Friday, for Cholinendeley Castle, Cheshire. They slept, ea Friday night, at Worisford. His Lordship, who has been indis posed, we are happy to state, was rather better when the last accounts came away. Viscount and t'isscountess Matsouitrie gave a grand dinner, yesterday. at their house, at White (tall. to the Earl and Countess COWPER, the Cot:in tegers I)owager of Essex and Seeley, and several other Nobility. The Countess of HUHU sawn left town, on Sa turday eveuing, for Windsor. The Princess Citattrorre of Watts hnnourect Chichester with a visit on Wednesday. Her Royal Highness• was received is every place with the loudest acclamations of joy. 'I he last arrivals at Bath : Cr A. Herne, Sir Jobs Jammu, air Themes and Lady Cullum Cul. sad Mrs. Chichester, Cot. sad Mrs DURUM, Major Roberts, Nev. Dr. Askew; Rev. Kr. Sorts, Capetie Jeffrey, Capt. Stoothey, Capt. Crag, Capt. Palmer, Capt. Present, Mr. and Mrs. woodhoesa and Family, Mr. aid Mrs. Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. sad Mrs. Fbx, Mrs. sad Miss flaftoo, Mrs. ma Men Aaaeragra, Oa.Tuesdav last the ;throe, Aldermen, and Corporation or the city of Chichester, met at the Council Chamber, and unanimously voted an ad dress of thanks to His MAJESTY, for his gracious and prompt aasistaace to the Spanish Patriots. The fashionable world had scarcely a moment's leisure, on Friday ev • g, the entertainnientsat Vauxhall Gardens moving in such rapid succession. The Noble and distinguished Visitors appeared highly pleased with the magnificent prepnnitions for their reception, and the management and exe cution of theta did infinite credit to the taste and judgment of the proprietor.—This evening of grand Fete is announced in honour of the birth of the Duke of CLARENCE, and which is to be given,. we understand, with all that fascinating lustre of illumination which distinguished the birth-day of his Illustrious Brother*. On Moseley, the Sib last. a most splendid and snmptuons ball and supper were given by SSrittce- Atte LaviNSM, Bart. High Sheriff of the county of Westmeath, to an aaseinblage of the first rank and thahion in that county, amounting to upwards of too personages. The supper, which was of a supe rior style, consisted of' every delicacy the season could produce. The festive throng did sot break up until a late bow in the mortising. ~ . . . . . ch has animated tl,d is e At a crisis I Lrmgon, end of Andalusia, s i e sial eitio ;ary and in Austria, the fur. a pparently; aims, tyranny, awl crime, is at saris, of rag to hope, that the exam- hie. Ilas I experience of Austria, will, Il e wee to v admissistration of the latter at an hie& sm to repose henceforward will he-dila evolulionary arts mid tactics. sonioiedes I eases only, but on the offer- the SEVENI 'the subject. or hour*, lc astance of its own pop t il a - resever to conceal or t o t h e- /miry and S which we cows:lee that tle. The fold !eared, in case of a rupture e the Bank went moment. N A Pre.ros 44 The Cie spotic Sovereign of l'esace, Cissweisor at s head of the Crifeeler•f‘o," cornmeal to I a fact equally the .Hoorn,,, edit, to 'eel let of Geriamoy. Peoe,e., 4 i e r relit.. i• ilia, all mule liv his olds:, sad of cLicb el are directed loy h e, is wiz ger issimetiis 'Fitt. stir, mprises all the Western Pro- other cause voluntarily propelled by the viva! of the In open contempt Of evert ducted a ft eaty of 'Filet, the l'orsorai close of tht ee whole Prussian .lioriarelor, sittisi, awl enburg, Pomerania, and ea de territory, extending from Admiral to those of Thorn, Poem, Wednewia; marshals Isis forces, under seven itvot.l r and . MOITIFR. Moravia has Peru I The Yoieri to become the first theater Jimmies' ei s it was the theatre of those Boceha::te, lest war, and produced the !BURN, wit( By his advautageous Imre The Basel tion of Silesia, it is evid ent weat hick "pany on t. , ur in upon Ohnutz, as nu- George's d in 1758 ; and may be is a passel Poe of Vienna, on the Northern 'llse/ had Lastly, from his possesses had a day', soy parts , surd the whole course of the Lt. Col. master of Denmark, eel A ova% I a, at least, in all the Conti. ham isles hi 'extmatcthe Sixth. to several Alsip combinetion of power wins The Admiral i mineutunt a war on the Wore dollars fro irsples to. Jutland, and from his flag se the Pyrenees, it may be said, Admire er exaggesestion, that all th e in the /eh Cosami eouutrierecoinprehending the a i led fras rope, • are aseenshled under Halifax. may Austria tremble at es rived at hock, which seems to menace tessellate! tion. Under these cirrus:.. let!, ("net were tysol eh Russia may act, nine, ai ward-I/0u the contest. We are lupe: of the Ja sr imperfect inform/trim' era- fuutullaux by no means probahlis, that Sir Can der himself, his Moor, oil ......V -4 14 3 sT Z rents of' a flagitious tynet, sleeted at ',I/rope. Serb an act woad soutbsm of the sacred character Ms timony 0 degrade him to the level of a la ist Cued aed stained with pirtidy, carol Co emcee s ttttt os only worthy to be consideredthat tow: :01ZSVIIERRE. We may pm wards di e power of the RESIIAN Es , entertain rraies abed subjects the tools present the enormity of the usage utters, • on T place nt Bayonne, follomas! flaw at P reistance of the Spaniards— ford, ne t & Andujar, at rawest, a orw sv, aof Spain, are once known C at that ,ri/liatig, nnot liel to produce a rat The .a ewise, that portion of the ' pointed ybe again rendered access:hi rafter a of the Russian Goverainee. , Styr. Rote. The next advice. from for the r ain, d sly be of the most iloseratise SP The f ale us to form some decided under co which are about to take plee for, viz, Tte 'sine awakened to a sense" tbc Dln Duke 'Sty, and safety, is about tore Liverpool coining herself, we may 1109 Craig, fl, 'Thu st recede from a contest se b, for moment would be most " arrived 4 which has suffered every • The 1 is well an of injury, by ifs . Good I) s submitting to the Tyrant land, Is urally expected to follow Spithea .2 bloat of Russia. We or/ G. for C oe Cot ther information on these r lon 4: Zile —see.-- Ihisuee rt to look with more time or Jurassic next adrices from Spain, rt bctonsti n Prance. Whether we (`' the lose id objects of CA81%11104, or private' sof her, .5. we may expect, from el` and sin of a very important lit:11 . Th e by the Representative of 's tilt Cal lay here, join io the patle , l with a oiss, and el the ether iasurr on thei le of JO44EPH, and the mil& Are° traps ti ;RES, ore not less ohjaess of I J 41. , s is 4:rifrn o From the Tagus we know I . end a n date later than the 3d instal she Drs torn become the theatre. At I ape, of all the extraordils Isle al brewer ogular is our utter irises 4 'Amgen the Imperial 1 4 1 APOLLO% I. Lundrs I morsel. Ili* trnck ael Aresitei .nth of' July, whew he soli( tot the 'louse, is desolately usikee freer. assert .- dorrwod9) GUILDFORD, Avower so. CHARGE OF MURDER. William Plikinoon was tried on in indictment, charsing him with the wilful murder of Montague William Hynes, at the Red Lion pnblio.liouse, iu the Mane, Southwark, on Friday ae'onight, by discharging a pistol loaded with ball. - Some particulars of this mesterione business hare been already before the public; From the report of the Coroner's inquest, it will be remembered that the pritotier, who Married the daughter of the deceased, was alone -with Hynes iu the parlour of the lied Li on . puldit-hoose, when was _ _ - - • tresses celled ou the part of the prosecut i on , but none of them could prove how the act wes..eissi,tt mined. The wily materna evidence was the as.' sertiou of the deecused, front the time of hi , * harlot. been shot, mail he died, in which he veried-vety nistkvirkly. After he had received the wound, he, in the utmost rage and agony; accused the pri- - toner of having committed premeditated murder, by pointed expressions, such as ,1 You have killed the hest of Whirs; you putted theretol trigger," ike. It however apitettrril, that in the moments when gerous society. tented to be imprisoned twelve months. HIGHWAY ROBBtraY. AM Crypt., was indicted for assaalting John Trudge, on the King's highway, and robbing him of his pocket-book, contaiumg two one pound notes.. Mr. Trudget, the prosecutor. was totally he nevertheless gave very correct evidence et the transaction. The form of the oath was written, which he rend aloud and articulately. but from a defective formation of the tiepin of speech, he was o olifged to compress his lips with his Auger*, to ena ble hint to produce distinct tows. He gave the following account of the' tea:unction :—Being at Epsom races, he had put his horse up. and walked to the ground ; he supposed there hail been a call to clear the course. but, as he was deaf, he did not hear it. He was led. however. to think so, from all the people running off the ground; he turned rand with a view of tieing the state., when he was surrounded and hustled by several men.— The Prisoner held his anus up. while some other hand took his book from his pocket. It was head ed wo the Prisoner, and by him over his shoulder to another. He seized the Prisoner by the colter. and the gang made • violent effort to rescue hint ; he .itald him fist till other persons came to his assist aner.—The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. Mona* Roberts- was indicted for the murder of Charles Linton. It appeared that the prisoner and the deceased, on tha 23d of May last, were 'drinking together at the Prince's Head public !lease, at Streatham. They at last got into a quarrel, awl immediately went out of doers to box. The second blow the deceased received, unfortii freely proved mortal. The Jury acquitted the prisoner of murder, but found hint guilty of Mon slaughter. He was sentenced to pay a tine of one shilhug and to be discharged. John Allem was found guilty of stealing a bay geld • ing, the property of Williern Liley, from a field at Frunlev. Jam Luck Pemser, a respectable farmer and sheep-dealer, was indicted for steeling a lamb, the property of William Jay. The prosecutor 'mated that he had lost a lamb from off Nardteston Com mon, and as be was leaking after it, he tact the efeinteter. The prisoner himself, in his docent+, only he wield trust to his character in the dourttry, sod thought no out who knew - hint coilld capatile of inch as act. Him Lordship told. the Jury that they would 'Me eider first, whether this etia.tule of, tiip reisonsir'a own stray bawls rettirlied > and if notothetlitt the t'risneer mightnet honestly dettake Thk'owe of them! !neither of which smile course acquithite.' . The Jury said they behaved the hiaiistefie but acrittlei the Primus . , o f any . iotesitaii of His Lordship theft vowed 'oldest"' of reoth ins four capital convicts; Wet it is not knows wheal" . any will be left for tmeentiou. - .SPORTING INTELLICENCIL —ors— • READING RACKS. • • LAST DA T. rilasaikap Plot at sot- beet& • LiedlioregarleiVeuritieu * Tegit.'s ibitkaway a e Mr. Lao Felten i , .~'`.~ vived. It is trite, Sir' of at the Cape, nor from Smith is yet probable that. although he get to the Cape, he may have I Holland, or run his ships ashore mediate island and in this Cade dents are upon tamed), a bug before any recount may reach India. " That these ships survived the gale, tittle be little dqubt ; they /eight, indeed, hive al wards been tam in an attempt to ,•etch the ( Sr St. Helena ; and this apprehension derives force from the circumstance of the craw-tree% Dutch-built frigate having been picked up the Cape. with the Dutch mark upon it. Such a the information that has reachet sad ar the fate or obe many brave men nabsedl3 cites the liveliest anxiety is every reeking aired consider it our duty to submit tbe albeit tf readers, who will draw their own info/mom the facts stated." . The .s•lst Reiciment, strong, w•atato, 7Q marched into i'ortsee on Thursday, from eh/cheater, and embarks Spain. On Monday last, an inquest westaken on the of an Officer of the King's German Legions was found in a ditch, at Fritt tttt t near Pen tsst na Sunday se'unight, in a dreadful puts state, with a rotor in his hand. It is suppose ha had lain there three weeks,—There was n but the skeleton of his head remaining, ths having eaten the flesh off from every t body that was unclothed.—lt arpea he on the testimony of an officer of the Gene gion Artillery, that the unfortunate mai ' was Atursyus SLOTSEN, a Lirutetsaat iu Battalion of the Klutz's German Legion rived at Spithead in the expediesno froM burgh, on the MI , ult. seine ou shore imni4 afterwards, and had been missing ever sine. long been in a los melaucholy rat'. and the doubt but he cut his tbreso.—Tliere was found abourhini but • saver siosch. little ealse.—s-Coroner's verdict—bower, •_t_..L._.___? "-`-'sl ' . - •• - 4sitaillremnan, nagny taunt ...tem. .--......-- --. eenilli WUPWERYt 1 . 4 .14 410 ih ill that he had not ; but: s hiniest rounds he Se Sated whet Marks it had . nom Wiich he aata to diehilit - ii. **Jai Zirtiali "" ' ' ' - - big ii... i vigaturasit4 nr i l oVe ,f t tiat eanu't be t41191431141 / 1 -1•11*-44 S trf......... 1 a_ - . ifte - 1;:wh," He a mita that die i s ' IROMILLY pod /dr. tiltsillei Isla - . 1 "'"""" 7 ' had liclituoinelallt, ithdeld, sad his lamb . fitiownHain ma TOCisstAhs"" eium emeas- irlle iwte.r !Masi tiah the: eitAlics very list" ' de" rented a" 4 i 4 lnclh'n • to f i llS t ija . ti l e 111 . 11 0 1 . 4 ' Tar:ed....Arms this Its bad • the prisOnefetirtetettidust: .• Wood (rho had heca employed by the P=Aft - ~. .ipt y. the %w eer , i t we , win o ;me 4.4 . pum t irimet assist in the management and goadact , Af .. servee t s ,, thavbislost o„,nortel of • is as . Isornaf,l front printing mud peiteiding Olt .11/4 ; i s, c anam t ho Ad / k s a *je t elms, , e ir Paper. mid from removing the laid trade wilhhinale The t e em e i eltes ti ena p t p m pe • elites asarltiok from the preinisei where the same ii and hartbeest for many years carried on, and from setting lip any to a parsieutat ewe. car this toth..dalthad .. they believed it h., his toe of their tiro utrayhMafil, . Paper called ne Sash Jestrosi • or say other H* 4 'Which had returned...A repsained fee isainevrise per in continuation thereof; and also from enticing se wi r t d them that , a so nd ute w o ha ne n h ji tte rne4 'Prist e n i e ttn r ta n w t • ii it ss :. uis he• rb lit , - away any of the servants or workmen front their —.- . present employ mem. and kr wished hie could ha out who did it • -ft. After the atrial of a few other cases, which was drawn with some others isidtistd tia:thitittilltatt' pressed for a decision, the Court adjourned owe _,.. 1 ,_,. , . till the 91st of October, the seal day before Ali, Scenes most m spectabre „4 „ , ...., - ow the ipsi,, cinemas Tenn. sorter tan excellent charrictot7ind .stated . that f0e- •!.........r..._ ........T.M......- 2._S 40 years m which be had bemi in trades not - ad% SURREY ASSIZES. • slightest imputation was ever *tool 2 0,4 birl • GUILDFORD. Anson so. Character. - ----, -• .. e^”..•r-i .Ye....—•• ••••• .- --. •••••••••••••• ---" W. Mints rates * & death was Coin approaching, the deceased imputed , . .. a=semiminsiimm the shot:kin! catastrophe to accident; *awes !rutted ?JIE BLENHEIM AND .121" Al . , .. ~ . 4 a material witness, Mr. Clark, Surgeon, of Toole; -street. This Whom peered, that Hynes m a f o n osv i ug art i c l e i a east uU tu d f ro* a what :. had died of his woond, and that Oa questioning respecta bl e per i o di a kw or s t , oA, - - • ~ him if the•pistol had gene off in a: 'trivet, he find i t , ,/,,,,,,,,47 t ies a mi d a m j aaposeali g„ i said that the Primmer had pulled the Inver, end auk h ope , we e sp ear at a i.,,, i st a f terwar d + th a t it etas an accident, as his lOU did f acts , b i t: whicli italf tats 'curie. - - .' ' a not mesa to kill hint, •he auger had such as inten. nature t o s oppas s o .: ... tion. It was proved on ell hauls, that the Pri- . re We ore. ittforased that the Oreyfloiowl,. during toner Ives math inebriated, and that his father and , ba r L ite cruse, tou c hed at the ]Ll iaa 4 of Si. ISt- he lived en tire most affectionate terms. From the r o t , u„„ t he an d a m a d aiimeam Th e .K tai i a ev id ence in g e n er a l, it was evident that the de- t h at p t ace ; . w h o speaks Preai. 10WD itiiiier 4011 r ceased, who had been using persuasive arguments accooo t or aijap-of-LatOteitiAltisli it feihottatailog to get the Prisoner home, attempted in a stritggle arr i ve d t h ere in cri.iria, idtheliatittit 41 February to get the pistol he held in his hand heat litai, i sic _tj a . A nt h er state d , a iti t 44; eiw„i, hid !teen ' and also that from his pockct; mid thus hafsprowl- _ cau lk e d and rer d w d es .al u • - c 4 - o ;ii iutees the fatal event. The Prisoner mode a mortdirtleali permitted. whit itt they lay oil' the toast, elid that, defence, in a way so truly penitent and distixted, after *eying a fortnight, the . two . ships egoist put that team of sympathy were flowing is every part toecap hem. . - t elated and bitten sir &Ward a of the Coon. Huprolested his wretchednailes hod Intarked bed ,frith . whicf . thivig beg ova the sincere love he bore his father, shun he had d ere & th ew to, . bee , . for a length of time maintained. and sever once g i ven o f O r. I • , • • • • . which aft -, iitelnitHEr itlger.'s ftet "the. piled. iiiiehargerl it... Amm o,- , ' •• • • • . contests is his own body, it would have been de - Captains. F. Bisset, and Not, of 'doable to a bent ; ; "so Writthbeil as - liiievellt The A we . 'ri m dt arsmersa ii ta n te a ta w mn i lobde. Prisoner was so t e nd) tnerwhelwed with grief, that rarely stout saw, .tennOkabirip,ighti siad'havii4 he was tumble to proceed. ' ' two gold epadiettell: the nest a this man, .ads , After a baguette charge from the Loatycoter w i t h two epsitsiettev ; the third .. thin Oiffebr '- am Balton, the Jury reunited a verdict If Mon. the fourth short and lady; the two latterislsin. slaughter. • bat one epaulette each. 'ili short Flay wail Ms The JUDGE passed sentence as the &hirer in a mentioned, answering to the appearance' ofildn feeling wanner. He• observed that bit iebnet;° ll Grey. There can he little 4MI 'bat these shit was truly pitiable, and he hoped that the teas of were the skudejw -and jr aid i fito d w ii ere n k kg Vl°P 2 ttlY died in the (.7enet for Inaleinatwitt ei_eubl led to draw this inference, least! The iiifoi Mode Prevent wen how caw/ ing bee - anneaboot umulf that a hoe-of-battle ship Mr 'lioness was distiuct and particularly those given to drunkenness and wren, after the gale, by theinbafritants of Beitrhe dissolute habits. Public justice required that the Inland. Sir Thomas's flag, as Admiral of tl extent of punishment for manelarighter should be white , was aim described as flying ; the iihipi hi inflicted iu this instance, air the idea of carrying all their masts standing. tended pi.lola wits moustrotia, mod th e mos t dun- 66 i t dawu of hope, thenefire, even yet remnii getout thing to society. The Prisoner was ten- that these vessels and their crews may have a tensed to be imprisoned twelve months. - wed, It is trite, Sir Thoinaabas not - been hes HIGHWAY ROBBERY. of at the Cape, nor from Smith America; but Ms Grytths was indicted for asseelting John is yet probable that. ahhough he was not able Trudgrt, os t h e lihig's highway, and robbiiig him ge t to the Cape, he may have steered for N of his pocket-book, contaiuulg two one pound ' , wee- • Holland, or run his ships ashore oil some hit Mr. Tradget , the prosecutor , was totally deaf, me di ate i s l an d ; an d i n t hi s cam (an d au" at he nevertheless gave very correct evidence of the dente are upon record), a long time may etc i transac tion . The form of the oath was written, b e f ore am , account may mac h India. I •