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r is\ . • 5 orgt ti • 46, LADY DORINGDON TO hORD 1:10::LVGDON. The following letters, from Laxly- Poring.lon to Lord Boriavion, were rrad upon the late trial on an action brought by his Lordship against Sir Ar thur Pawl. Tuey 'speak a sense of tuoralrty, a goodness of heart, aid a delicacy. of sentiment, worthy of a better fate than that which at prestut attends her Ladyship. The first letter which i shall read, said Mr. Rirk. iodated April 14, MG-- My Drat: Rom SCUON--1 a.O very sorry, try dearest love, to hear that your ties Loch .01 cu,4ivaa, ivu t . 01 frijol that a considerable part of it must be imputed to ))ore IPCX ' keet it—Why will you nut like awe of your hcalth . . . 1 ass much disappointed that you did not come liume, according to your promise I eau very wall Caney the WIN with iTag (the name of a Caromed,: doe. ihe weather bee been so very bad, that I have been unable to go out in the morning. 1 took sumo laudanum lost night. Pray do au be angry, dearest norioolun, I did utnetlicreCure go to char , h I shall not go out till dioner•Cine, but shall (u -sting the time in a manner most coorental to my Cedin g ., ~, v,. t h m a a very lug letter to yea. Goal 111.51 you, my dem, dear roringdosa I have not seen thy Siireesii, an I Woo mi . to be blootied till you sour boom. Have the good ness to let this be at woo as pessible, u I fled ,u self very unhappy without yen. Forms ell, my ever dear hushtoil, sod piny collie home as antes as poseihlr. I am, tlearyst Boritigdon, *gain; and &tau, and spin, in.'. tenderly, A. LIO El I NGDON. Remeaahre me to Wag. I like Litu tar his honesty anti fidelity.--Arkat an eueallent than , . this it makes us even liLe a dug. Reinuasbcr lANOTWaII LfTTrlt.] MT we Rasa go.factliall-..1i was an ti imported Om ni? to bear front yew this osontisor. Little Crory is de lightfully well, sod is with eariertvitat lam wririus. I hope you like Newmarket; I was al ave %lack... sad is vain to obtain • ttudAusu rid Be is aid stay Cu Wog avral l'ean support any .thiiis by.: Alweisic I have paid a outatrer of nrd alt your errands. %limo atm!! t tic you:. kw roust rti.t deceive tue, for such deceits ars frauds, wSirk irritate yell an dmapptnnt. I Will think it an a e till I ace yea again. Ido slot MP why thninwbutoebe a.. well •-•ered, and your wife au all. Pa.% your tlevoreur, itit is lbws to: Ml:e you fr m home. Y‘m shall positively ka.e the illllir9t, it .a nt egiri,:setv,ce, wort withwut the honour of ',rift% a frig, soliser. I Late aiwialties of ail Itisole, and apoi , ties 14., I•ing a 5010... r r.m.:not • Ihr.a trap' , ILIA to br of oat us. Ira: to carry quarrelsome htubstuar from you are out sue u. that kiwi, I causal span you ; so ha sole COllO !wale, and Cline is se t .. as p o i. wowr the more s rlcafar I, 4aa. NAV.4I. BALL. L •N D. A neirl meg elegant- entrataintnent was 'wen on Alo.nlay nstiatb ti♦'rte Office.* 4114 Ain jesty'a tßtip Christian taw Sot:trait. :of 74 'gaits. e.t.a titaatiesi by Sic. Jusetils Yorkr,. ius it, Pertimonth ; 1 c constated of a bill tatii, attploui*, ai was itatimated tq the coutpaiti :Ay tlaets• eattla of intik* tion. which, after the ntoirta e4Ati• '01140..4. CLiiscee tbe Sereatb, ou board tho atb. The varier-deck its ace it oft lie "lance. - It ,nieit tastfuity hung with - flags of all odours, 1. ;e:s, and a profurion or li4ietr. Thr deck' was ciialked tri various loyal acmes, and typropriate 'winos. On the poop were three trinspia:•eticie*:; the reotre one, a figure of The felhlitieri at ihrsofter, surinouated by a scroll, beetling the 'Wooing wonia--.alesess to At Patriots': the 'Altera were garters, euotechtig the Listiota, of UR. aid the t'hrittias !ha Seoestit, with. asottoa, indicative of au:wet/tent $o their worthy sink iirmie Commander, and determined loyalty to their Szwereign i • with con ,, leirof 'tonality" , toa ph•dis tl*r I,ediei • The iisoiiicz entrITTIMACC.I St . el4;ii; and wits kept up with great spirit Lill' asst one in. the mono Lig, when .upper View ownioitnewl, on The ottiests prefusimot every ddo .cy eiwire4, s 4l,e Lams pawned merrily r•fulfdi t illjettly two hours after day-light, when the daamig was misused, owl tome reluctantly de purted• et 'right o'clock, vonlerfitity pleased and ratified with the trudged. brhaviour,:aud polite at tentions of the ClifisSiaui.'s her . Above NO per sons were on board. Yesterday, at twelve ciolock, Ili --.4 MAJESTY ar rivcd at the Qu n•m's Palace, from Windsor. At two o'clikk Ili. MAJE•TY held a private tee-e, which W3l atteittietl by—• The Duke of Portland, Mantra Castlfteagis, Lord Ilaslostotry, Lora St. tlelere•. L.rd Valgrave. Lard Heath- Led, Sir Stephen Cottrell. and Mr. Perceval • fil.owing Military Gentlemen had the hu nOcr of tieing presents 1 to His 1J ‘JI , STV:--- Gere , 4 Finch, on his promotion to tint colonised of the Seth Regiment. Lititteaa.tt•Genertl Nicul , s, on his eproiellut.nt to the continued of the Goth Regiment. Genera Gwyn, be time Lwattnent•Grnweetbilelnwp of the Isle of Wight. Geseenl Csiersft, on bring nort•tutini First Slejue to the cskistream Itrgoarot Gauen, lits Mai t.STY afterwards 601-1 a Privy Council, and gave audience to the Duke of i't , RTLtNOt anti the rest of the Cabinet Miuisters. cud left o v .,, for WI orlsor, accede at Isar ticiaz,k. In a late Criss. Coo. trial, there was a verdict for Fat says, " a virtuous wife is • croons to her husband." Yedraday. the Calsi,int Ministers dined with his Chace the bake of Poart.svn. Taia day the Duchess of URUNSIVICII completes ber 71st year. " Come," says a character in To Timid,. rr give us something sad—the Bieck Jaw." Tnis wow probably Durntry'll wrier. The Black Joke' re- sleeting him was indeed the bearer of a sat/story.' Yesterday was a gramd public day at the Priam! ELIZADETII . II cotta;,-,-, mt Owl Windsor. Lt ot assla of IO) o f the neiglitiou:in, Nobility and ry sat down to an excel' nit dinner. The table, were placed on the lawn, in tents, and every acconw dation aff.inled for t:,, convenience of the emu- PauY, who appeared highly delighted with the tee t. A new grand 111141 cant entrdnce tn Wobtfrn Park. the acct of the Duke of BEDFORD. on the Londo n riud, iiboilt half wily between liocklitle and %k oburit ' is nearly finished; it is built of a beautiful a n d delicate white stone. from a quarry s fe w iniles from %Vohs. ii. When it is esitunlet..., it 17 ' 01 be as housisoine an oi,jimt as any on the twill road. LA" INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CAANCRUY, Liscaues-liv . , Avis. Is. HIS ROYAL HIGHEEstb THE DUKE or sumx and LADY AUGUSTA MUSKAT, Mous DAKONEta WAKE- Mr. Tituaesost moved the Court to act aside an order granted by his lioaour the Master of the Ilona, directing Mr.'Cor, a Master in Chancery, to make inquiry, and report to the Court a ',roper person to be ~.uariliau to Frederick Augustus and his sister, the children of the Duke of Sussex, by Lady Augusta Murray. The Learned Counsel stated. that in the year 180/ Lady Augusta Mummy tiled her bill at:Ramo the Duke of Sussex, to recover the income sedated to her by settlement of 40001. it-year. The Court granted an injunction to prevent his Royal High ness from receiving so 11:111C11 or his pension, Or his allowance from Governineat, as would be adequate to the annuity of Lady Augusta. The cause never :tine to issue ; the late Mr. Pitt interfered, and it was settled amicably in the ',ear 180 ti., His Royal executed two deeds: one apooiating the Earl* of Moira and Lord Fincustle trustees,. to inipeiiiitend the education of Ics sou while a minor; the other, engaging to pay them the sum of 5301. a-year for the expense,' they might locum for his inlueutiou, and 1001. a-rear fur the maintenance and education of his &tighter, to be Maid to La.ly D'Ainelmodi while - bib daughter should to reside with licr. It appeared, phut the 7001. ii-year had been regularly paid to Lady ll'aitnelaad, amid not to the 'Frustees.— lit "the year 1807, a bill was filed ou behalf of the eisildren, praying, that only the sum of g 20i. should be Rudd for their maintenance suuil education.. duringibeir minority, mid that the loalmicreaoloithi accuitiolete until they ceine to their respective ages ra •wenty-one. In the month of July last, true of Sussex, by an ex-parte a,- I I. •ti to his Honour, the Master of the Rolls, that mere utight be a. legal giuudien to the chiltheu aopoiated, and his Plonoue gave au order, abut a Master *hone' make tuq.ury, and report K proiser guardian. Mr. l'itoursos contcarlo, this order 'was irre. ular ; although Cie bill was lLe.i iw 1807 it, never was acted upon; Cie lierelidants were never even served with a sitiveiso, aa.t the tir.-t they knew of. it was by his floisour' s oriler. It ens a case of•retreme har.dshia on 'Lady D . :lit:eland. 'She never would :I,ive come *-1. the agreement she diel, if it was not hie the consideration having 11. Lr ehillre i , with her, udder her.p n.ectio.i. Ttie deed of trust, exc uteri is 180 d, to the Earl of Mo;ra and Lord fincinitle, wits time to ready her mend on that wool ; that de-21 appointed them guardians, :140 there could be no necessay.for that Count interfering. There con J. be uotohtg i.te puted to those noble Lir& th it niche them unlit lo.ltheguarniaur and trustees of wow elsildrell. rd - Cattleccirott--iii Toe Duk e of SuNsez endtd albs appoint gthirdiaits for those children : lac bed no 16441 right over them, they Iseiii4. illegiti mate children; so the deed of trust must be consi dered •isiatill and void." Mr. rIIIIIIIPSUN. in Colltillltlitioll.-••" Suppra , itez fine moment the deeil of trrst-to be void, hal nor Lad; LI udauil , us toe mother of the cluldreu. a rig . lit to ;hely person. ?--standil not that Court pay some resppct to cite oCa fend mother ? would not diagunic (rept the Court that his client was fearful that the wisp of -having r heeded guar dia.a appointed . nuts to deprive her of Litt commas the decayed from the entryway and education of her eieitalren. It. 11/214 well, known, when at lawful guardian was appoiweal, he would have the power of removing twin where he thought piroper ; nol the bill tended to operate' in another wai a t uinst her arrilvaihip, as it. wop:al oblige , her tai , ac naiad for the inontg , she bed recrivell. He truste 1, tin der those cortrid:.ratiows, hie Undo:tip would set aside rd.* i:Solvitir's order; and he felt ennaldcot that the Alos!cr of the .Ilotls, ellen he 4ratite.:4 that erde....trar .441 eware that not way ,of tile ! Arises *d notice n`' the Petition. Tne Bari of Nlnira abd Lord Pircartle hail not an o.yortuitity of 1111- .4ering, the hill, •as. they had never been served with notice- Li was, without 'eying any thing harsher, iasu4ig those Notile.nen, so well known for their integrity." Lord Ei.ooa et/nerved, that in this cam! it Was not an Dolor thsrctiog.the Manor to aryouit a legal guardian, It was 3411 nrClef.tAb • the Ila tier to make inquiries, and report who was the proper pertain to be the.gmardien. Titers could be no sorprise complained of, for the Neater, in making his could be obliged to initiation all the parties, and e :maitre them upon own. If he neglected to do this, tnen any of the parties might rotor before the Court, and move to have his report set asii!e. Ile thought his Honour, the 11Iaater of the Itolls, h a d ac t e d very .wisely in referring it to It Mater ; it was a case that could be COMA, better and more properly discussed before him than before the Court. The Court had always held, ill the case of illegitimate childreu, that the percut rvhe ;irovideil for then should li.ive the inainagentent s of them, although the law did loot re cognise the authority of q parent in inch comm. lii the case of Powell r. Cannel. the Court decided, that a persoo who had settled a yin ky income on a child, had a right to take him army from his pa rentwalthough he was born in wedlock. lie would not help saying, that decision. was a far-stretched prerogative of the Court. But after baring given the applicattortall due consideration, be perfectly agreed .witb Himont. 11.11 to the propriety of the order he had made, and he therefore dismissed the • 'application. ADSUU,R PADGOTT pM employed as Counsel for his itoyid Withne*a. HONE CIRCUIT. MAID•TOSIGIIENT. Ara. g. The LORD CHIMP Juszicz and the 611E1' BA RON of the nximMtizet opened the Cominission for holding the Assizes of this county last night. This morning, after Church, they proceeded to bu siness, The Lord Chief Juoice sat on the Civil Side, and the Chief Baron ou the Crown Side. CIVIL SIDE. EAMIDEID V. SIMISET. This yeas an wawa to. recover a compenantine in J*1 , 1.100 4 1 Int tiw awinvtinn of the Phi 'lr. ditties ter. The PLuntitiwas ashij►-toaster at Yet-anthems, hi this cothtty, udd the Defendant a Copts in the %Vest Yt:ek Mr. Serjeant SIIEFFIERD addressed tke Jury on behalf of the Ps:Anther, and having made many observations on the matins und eonsettusoces of the Defendent's °Fence, obeerved, that it was mncha irl;grarated by the circumstance of his being a mar ried man at the time it took place. The Plaintiff, he represeatecfas a respectable man, lon of circum stances not elual to the Defeirlatit, who was a gentleman . of tortuue, and a Captain in the Mil tie was received into the house of the Plaintiff as a lodrr, and then availing himself of the aces which his situation enabled halt to have to the un fortunate girl, he had wieeeeded tit pe..nadiug her lo nhaudon the, tis 4 °raiment or *mean, and to yield to his solicitation. Li the event •she peurved with child, and the *littler now souk osimpensa tio,i, not merely for ells expanse .hr had been put to. hut also for the 'liaisons of rnind mid anxiety he had suffered no occasion of the misconduct of a, child who had been frcduced from the paths of sir tue,hry the artitices nr(ha I) lesidmit. Elisabeth Hantitqd stated, that she lived at homes with her tether, at i'eser..halK, a lab itia* a AM-ems. ter. The Defendant teas an Officer in the West York Mania.. He came to lodge at their house. Her father was a great deal from home, and her Mother had the nuatia..;erneitt of the house. • Shortly after the Defendant came to the house, he I,egais to he particular iii hi. attentions to her, awl ultimate ly ' , timecard iu Redwing her, almnt six weeks after he was in the house; the consepience was, that she hetaine pregnant, and was delivered On child, which was still Tis%tag end had been maintain at the_ expense of her fa ther. e A On her cross-exausina . tion, she admitted, that she le jd.•ecasionally taken her. %gals with the Captain iu 11is loom, and that her mother kuew of it. She once . onaplaineet to her mother of his behaving rude to her,, but she was afterwards permitted to go to his tOOll3. Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW addrosord the Jury for the Defendant, sum insisted that the Plaintiff was nut entitled to any •exemplary demeges, inasmuch as thee-mother, who ought to have•gosnteri the parity of her daughter, conducted herself in so negligent a us:toner, that t.:;e alforded every facility to the Defendant, to gi ttit:. any irregular passions lie .might cherish. i'.'ilfiam Nlian, a private in the M'e s t York mi litia, 'Anted, that he was hat-min to Contain Mae ivy at the time he lived in the Plaintiff a house; that be saw familiarities between the Cantina aud the daw;liter the very first day he went to the Plaintiff", lo.l;riaami. and . that after he had been there a few days. the Captain went to Doncaster. on leave of atserice. and when it was.ininonncea that he ass about to return. the 'Plaintiff's h t••r ter seemed quite overjoyed. After his. return. Elise often 'hired and swiped iii the Captain's mms, and the uanther frequently dreed the din ner. which the Cantaiii had provided. He, the witness, was often sent to lef her know that dinner an* rcaily, arid, Emil all that pawed, he had uo daubs but that the mother k sew of the intercourse between them He al,o stated, that he once saw the Plaiiithrs daughter nur:.ing a neiglibismr's ebild ; the witness j..eularly observed to her, bat sheliad Ireuerlmve o.re Lf her own. She rep li ed, ' that perhaps she mi g ht hav e h a d one . H e id, t he would not Milie,veit. She said it was true' for she had had our: . The witness said, be lap h i ed at her, ant went away. 'He mentioned 'lite .tpi her mother. awl vine said it airs very true, for Olt had had a child by an Officer in the Viat .v?ifill,.. sex, and that a sea officer, who am about torniarry her. bearing of the stov, had reftt,ed lier in ccluse q tie in r of it. The Defendant's servant also gave evidence of a free learn:oars.- between the Minutia a daughter awl the De endstit, sod he. said he•thought the mother run-t have known it. Mr. Serraut Sittriter.a mmk a very animated reply, in which he deprecated the conduct of the t/ctrinlint, as a gross aggrovatien of the former injury which he had done to the Plaintiff; flir by the defence he hid *et up, he am meted to rob the girl. idiom ha had deluded, of every particle of re. winning character. By aeducing her he 'bid de graded and tiisgmkil her in the neat of respectable female% but now be atieinptttd to bierkeii tier reputation to the tettaillol, and eprtaral her as a being whomever had hid onstpttisclr d relict:table feeling or conduet. Such indeed's.* toe frestpitntly the course petalled by abaudoniel lit,ertinet ; they bud too little regard for the situation of feinaies nt the lower rank.. indeed he must say tat finales of that clan. were but too often treated with a want -of decorum and re t ard, which a truly honourable mind mist ever lament. iir..au.e. froin their alines tioa in life, they were frequmilly obliged to present theineeivelt atehe in tile presence of a min, the libertine called them si fair geese," and thringht himself warranted in attickmg them with indecent liberties. Blot the teen of honour felt fur Miler:. enti) ; lie felt they were thrown into his way as objects rather of protection than oppression, and Irons •that circuit/dance riche would be most te:mirderl than on o..clitiary occasions. II 'repro hated the evieleace given .ey the tw.l hart *IMO.. a, mill lasitted it was such as no Jury would give a Mt - incites credence to. JAM ELLIMBOROUGH nbesrved, Cost most een. tainly the last witnesses made a large demand upon human credulity ; at the same time it was clear, from the testimony of the . girl herself, that her mother was apprised of the Ilefendant's conduct. and therefore it became her to act with eisoreg 11.141- ad caution, particularly when a daughter woe I.N= posed to the company of youog military men. The Jury, in considering the measure of &msg. o, must take several Ahings iota their considei of lot:, for cases of chi l i sort differed most materiolly; some, money would hardly be a means of teettils pence, and in others seater any wa. merited; they were to consider the feeltn i ,cs of a parent ; sod in estunatitut those feeliags, they must latak.at the comlttet of a parent. In the protein coo.. it sli m-are-4 that the mother, who was left in the goar dianship of her daughter, had not acted pith a I the elution which became her. Taking all the cir arnstunees into consideration, they would mes sier's& the inst and prudent de;,;ree of damages the Plaintiff lied sustained. Verdict fur the Plaintiff:— Datives 1001. 'The Deettae, witit .Gctiertal ME ADe toei b?oriti, itir Portugal,' and some trainports, with the Itith '4lragoooy sailed tog Toestiay froua l'ortisittotals. SPORTIPIC I , vrELIICE) LEWES RACES, TUESDAY, a Uct.s? 9. ttlrl and !aft year of a 5 , ‘ , .?..t !..os of torsr..;i:tit rdits, arst. 3% and kV-a ast - The miaow oft** lkrby, Oak, of ;14 extra los4l E.grentont's b ( bind:alarm, out of Lord f.. Cavendisles b. sp Iso Cr. outer . loard ckaliester's br.s . .Erdmann!, by Waxy .. 6M leafbditl Egrensont's C ha. • ' , Mau Sabi( nneric Seven guttd HJf goyadlisg b uess Prior?. of IValesty Cu.:l-A, amt. against Mr. Feimor's b e. bought of Aft-. /bill, bat. tilb. the tart Mile loop His 31sj. sty's Plate of wogs. for any Ihrst, In ing ; four yr o!Ja to carry 1061 4:b 111 eyr a Six yr olds. tat ; stud ugad, 144. uib. the four wade beast. Lord Egictuours e. b Clectiun, 4 yr 01d... 3l e. Daly'; C. b. Itub Mousy , t yt old 111 x. J. Croft's b. Is. Haut, 4 yr old . LEWES. Aucost g. 'His Royal Higlinesa the Prince of Wales arrived at t h e Pavilion at five o'clock this morni!.v., front' London, acei'mpanied by Lord George Ca; eudish. At seven o'clock this morning a torrent of ruin feU, which greatly delayed and iwpeded the usual pre , phonons for our races. At Brighton and other ' neighbouring towns it was indeed reported that there would be none. Many of course did not pre pare for the dny's sport. The ground, notwith -standing, had a very lively appearnin e, though not se minty booths and inavouces were erected as on a fisruser year. At a quarter to two His Royal nese the Prince of Wales arrived en the ground, mounted oa his gicy charger, and nresscd in th►e hussar uhili•rm. ha Royal Highness rode ciosa to his t►avelling carnage, in which were Mrs. tats• lierhert and tidy Hagttersto►te. His Royal High. nem's elegant laudau.barouche ■nd six followed empty. The Saud was very thiu/v attended, and there were very few carriage*. The Countess of Chi cheater came in a close carriage. The first rain for the sweepstake* of lo guineas slid hot begin until half-part one; the weather was very miny.— Sit to four was laid ou the Earl of Egrcusont's b. 1. by Guhanna, which was wins ea.y. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales then came to Lewes, and partook of an clegaut dinner, provided hy Colonel Newton. The Earls or Dar. lineton and Egremont, Major Bloomfield, and st.- veral Officer* belonging to the loth► llegi►aeut, dined with his Rmal Highnes.. The second race did not take place until six o'clock, and the ea:a came down in twrcnts. The Earl of Egremont's /:lecana w:►r the fa►ourite; he • came in aial won il►s Majesty's plate. Mr. Daly's Bob !lolly was drawn atter the first teat.-. 6 Here ended the sport of the dot. which was allow. eil to he one of the worst in the memory of the oldest visitors of tie Course. The ccrapaily Tea turned to Unglitoo, 6 , :sidit a deluge of tale, aca companies' with vivid Hashes of lightning. Tttw•entertsinments at Brightnii Theatre, this evening. um, Jobs Bull and Oscar awl halt - ism, byceinunnotl,.pf his Royal Highness, who is cx• petted to honour them with his presence. The Sawllotedoop ofWat is arrived at Plyinovitk. -from Coru•iiia, smo ha. hromeit to th i.irr the frowch sciwoaesLowisa Airrptito, captured oa has tete is laden with stiosr end coffee., • ppd bound to Bourt.eaux. The Etiza..l4so, of London, W. Salim Matln, • • arrived elf k l o/fitnouth, etnouth, on Monday, frwa Rio Jc.. • neon. She 'as led from thence an the Ltth .1 iiney awl 1 4' 11 Irro, the following men of war, viz. fote..i ' dtojiont,.6o l Sir SIONLT Sal fa ; Louden, pa; . .o,4adlibruaisii, 74; ildeaurch, 74 ; Bedford, 74 ; 2 4 angeranaa, 64 ; sod Sarreidimate frigate ; and the • following merchant veoials, Frieada, n,, ittegsnalur. Adriatic. Velout. Vulture. Jr. • terrify, and a lugger bel,arging to Loudon ; Pitt • and Hydro transports ; Princext or Wales, and a ig beiongiug to Liverpool, ai.d two brigs f ou St. Helena. The Or:flatlet frigate; and Ifrocirith 'loop of war, were cruroir, 4 oil ti e cra , !. The Lady Ml:clar and Reeecerg, from London, hwl arriven, and aided on th ad May for New South %%at( a. A 74-gtou ship, a frigate, and a Ittig, sailed from Rio Janeiro on the Ist June. with tifteeu ‘ettesele bound to F.wsl..utl. They lid( tided to evil off (*co. sountnieo, for the trade nt thni port. . • Letters of the th alt. from St. Petershurgh, stew, that a Jet teat• had just been nucd. proht:Attug the defurturr of any ships Eden with fins.ino ;Ince, from tl* ports of that f Otintry, Until :he bloelutde of thr balm, by the British taxi Swedes, should lie raised. The disp.tco: •.frons Lord CoLtotetrvootr. con. taiuinq the account of Daimler 4 aorrender, are hood' , expected. .Tleit Fervferite, which isanived. at Plymohth, states, that oti tor l th a hloup of *sr spoke Admires Sormtar, to the St. Geuelre, aud, infornod Mat thmt vhe had the dispatches ea board with the glorious imelligeoce. he transports for the net:ninon of the .Guirev ;,nisi!: on forcer service are collect e.l ; tlera•tur the origaide from Chatham, at the :Sore, to whirfo the troops are to he cooveyed in small (Tare ; those foe the brigude train tieal,io the Doane, to be in readi ness to proceed to Itaime A ute harbour, where this brigode is to be embarked. Mr. C•nernossit. the Member for Linen ter, in the last Parliament, against w howl a mi.. tion for expulsion was made by Colonel i't,eitit, oo...equ..ice of leis having bees expelled thin House of Commons soma years since, has latelt come into a co.nvider4hle fortune by the di ath of : Lord 11.ki.sersi.,, father to Mrs. Cps ntuan E. It ma:- be depended on MS a tact, not less hos reciiirable to his itopsi Highness the WALIN, than ices interesting to the nation, that • serteiu 41 redaction and of economy has been adopted at Carleton- house. Ile is alma( to reb,de, lieneekrevard, principally near the hlve. his ta ttier, at Windsor, srleete the lesser led?* is now le:- tiog up for his reception. The Pavilion at li,ighs ton - . with all its e : t iensave anal es.:l aad ofSces, is to Isaiield. Various persons are actually in trea ty for it,and a lady is at present likely to be the purchaser. Mrs. Farzurassar. who has already disposed of liar lonnse on the Step tie, less taken another at l'arsor:reigreen, is Middlesex. a Lid% who is occupied in ntiroellishing for kes future resit:v.-- 'ENCE. 4 , 1 .. • of ;ozie ear% Get . the tut wit tiaa4 et Ascut, to wet Lazy ry Loose. Jeff.. 4 ebrmt, hroittet to r. e. by tohnogg. vltvg% Oft. st, mare, or lie Id- yr We, ie.. Ob.; the beet of throe g dr 1 de'