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Sir Tanssas Bs 0130 H row gave a grand ball and supper. on Friday evening, at his seat. at Doti dington Hall, in Cheshir , .. to all the surrounding Nnbiiiiy and Feshionables ; every arrangement that hnspitality and elegance could suggest was made on the occasion. Thy hall was opened by Sir Tao uas and Mrs. Towasti trio. and the merry dance conti sued until supper was announced, which consisted of every delicsey of the sealon the choicest wines and finest fruits graced the festive board ; and mirth and good humour were the order of the night. Amongst the company wer. , : Sir Thomas and t. de Fletcher, Sir John and Lady Chet- General and Major Broughton, the Rev. Mr. Drake Down. Mr. aied Mrs Langford Smoke, Mr. and Mrs. Eger ton, Mr. Eigert,n Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Townshend ; the MwaesFleteheis, two Chetwynets, two Hills,Langford Brooke, Tarieton. Poole. and L,wnshends. DUBLIN. lULT I. VAIRRT has opened the after-season in Dublin with great success; h;s Tyke, Fanner 4chfield, and San. have been much admired. He has received every possible support frnm RICHARD Jowls, in Femoral, Bei Handy, and Distiller ; in the latter cha ratter this gentleman is particularly happy- Mr. Pots is arrived, and appears, on Friday, in Othello. Madame CATAI •RI is not espeded till the middle of August. The admission to the Thea tre will be at the Opera prices; and. sotwitlicand iug the great sum she is to receive, the Manager is expeded to reap a plentiful harvest. -._._r.l The last arrivals at Scarborough are— The livora. Mr. V. 1,11011. Mn. Verna.. Miss KW*, Mn. sad lin. Hal m/ Family ; the Rev. Mr. Ramsden, Mrs . . kamoten, and family; Mr. and Mrs. Dawson; Mrs Smith; MivNam. mond ; Mr. Inns. Mr. Innis. jun ; Rev. Mr. Graham; Mr. Brook Richmond; Mr. Parkhurst; 1.a.1y Boynton; and the Miss Parkhurst., Mr. O. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Traacher ; Mrs. Hutton; Mr. and Mrs. Prater; Rev. Mr. Gilbert; the Miss Gilberts; Mr. and Mrs. ?Durban ; Mr. and Mrs. Mohler ; Mr. Barber; Mrs. and Mit. Staniforthi Re.. lb Bowman; Mom Bowman and family; Mr. Harmiossi ; Rev. Mr. Brown, /Mrs. Brown and family ; Mrs Mountain and family ' • M 44 Ducker ; Misr Staniforth ; M rs. Caruidgo; Mr. sad Mr.. hills; Mr.Culbock ; Mrs. Pie; Mr. Cole; Miss KV ; itC4C. The infant son of Sir ROBERT BA SCL•Y, was isartistsi, oa Friday last, at Ivy Cottage. Hi. Royal Highness the Prince of WALES and the Countess of LoraI:PALE were Sponsors. The Arch bishop of Duet IP performed the ceremony. The child was named Grottos Avousrus FtEDERICE. There were a!,O present, lad Ceaynsiam birds Dumb... Grey do Rathyn, and lr.kine; Right Hon. It. R Sher.dan, Hen. C. Bradshaw, Cuitsurt M'Mehon. and Walsh Porter, EN. MS.. SAIITH. of Covert-Garden 'lleatre. was to commence an eagagenaent at the Glasgow Theatre, 1 last night. Mrs. Mcrawrats intends being at Pontefratt. in YorEhire, ern Saturday next; and though then, has been some stopteee of Nges in that quarter, she ex ' pelts 'er's to pass rarrod Miss Flaws. of Drory-lane Theatre. accompanied by her master. Mr. COMMAS., is gone to Porti.- warmth, on a kiropro,,itots cruise ; on Saturday next they cast anchor a• the Crown. where they hope to meet a pod ship's company. and plenty of easA at sogAr ,lieir races At the ronsttea At fors, at the College of Phy ski.: hel4 las veek Home. of GiO,MenOr menet. was sworn • 4 Cand;date Fellow ; several I)ce. 'sees were also admitted. OlDDoiss is on her/as/wet trill* round Eng land. Las ght she was to play halal/a. at the L-eds The• re ; this nig:.t, Alarrret of Anjoa ; to - - Morrow, C•n•tance ; and; on Triurhday,r• tate her kev• for rev and fre rue, in the part of sd. ra • us-On M , , n lay new she will commence her es.- ,d at York, in the part of lealklfa, for sax nights Mr. Yocwo has receive I the stertiqr stamp at thi, flay.ri,rkil I heAt•e. Thy mev ju 'ici..us woks o g re-, tha• in the hrerecing An • otlisult parts Ilevfhi and The Sty r”:er h- has 1- n :•qtlitt ; at every repres..i.ta i n H.-wer he elicits new hesuties, And ItCPETllircteasesl applause. Mt. Honic, who tsaaslaied and prepared Tekel,. for Drury-Lane TLeatre, has presented a pi, ee to Mr. Cots. •.:. which has been Accepted. and is ;.. preparation. it ir a translation from tbe um s , Au woe, and GrPrs-11) , 1T1 Tenon is most taeourai :e. New The: tie, at Swansea, was to open, night, owlet the direftinn of Mr. CPI En kV, W Drur hoe Tbeatre. with the Entertainments o: Leer re c rlhege. and The (2..”4er. Mr. lima Loon was t potform Tomos fearso and .he Quaktr. In eddy ',on to Mr. Casa v's own fan.,ly, the company cocsists of Mrs. 6PANSLI, Mrs. Gussieo. el-deeßnt ,cat, , and Mr. Rs arse v . of Drwry•bn.. Thu' r.• The Floooniahle Captain %Vat POLL. who has lately returtwil horn Fianna. has barn exchanged for Captain Drccoacissa (laic of Le Litre French ft ;gate) ? row on parole at Brecon, who daily ex peas his pa.port to ratu'n to his native country. On Tuesday te'r.iiight, Lord Viscount Dose % AIL?. a:companied by ins sun, the Hon. J. ‘‘• ore, arrived at Doneraileahouse, near Cork, from Dublin. Mr. Sr. I,rcsa having recently atmined hit one aud twentieth year, they were met about three tulles from I.lcuirraile by a numerous assemblage of his Lordshipir tetawry, who. arsious to to..:f: their joy on the happy occasion. unbar.. nessed the horses and drew the carriage i./ Done raile, with music ;,laying ; the nigh: concluded with every demonstrAi , on rat puolie iespea which the private isnot); t.f thr.Nctsh Isonly to whom it was intended could call inrih. Mums says. that money is not, ornperly speski . one of the subje,lf. of commerce, but *lnstant which men have :treed upon e the exchan s te of one commodity for noon of the wheels of trade; 'tis rent .. the motion of the wheels move guy." We know of a wheel by which prociuced, namely, the Loidety Wheel. rate d on the 14th of J•ly, aud, by hay - st is which. a man so c &liven thirty tiqty th. isstt to fottliiato anot.,t t 'tis the • : which swoosh gad this oil whie Roes r: in GHLJHIRI FLs/IVITI4J. I . ea j , 41101) l '`'i•.l. .n i - • •V. • _,.., 1111 1.II.• il. 1 3 G,j G ..• , - 4 ".." '- - 4. a . _ THE EXPEDITION. The 10th Dragoon; are ordered to Ipswich, on their TOM. to Yarmouth, where they are tosernbark. —The lit heavy and the Ist light Dragoont. of the German Legion, a:e now on their route to Hull, where they are to embark. Transports are ordered horn Sheerness to convey them to the Baltic. The 2d heavy Drago,:ns. now at Canterlaity, and the I , t and 2.1 battalions of the bar, go with the first dici siun of British troops. " lAMIGATE, JULY 5. is It is the general opinion here, that the Second Division of the Expedition, which sailed on Wei nesday frnrn the D,sivns, has, by this time, reached its place of destination, the wind haviii . e; been Ilk. commonly favourable for Stralsund ever since day morning. Friday evening, the Weasel sloop arlived here with clothing and bedding for the troop; in the above transports. The beds, 600 in number, and the clothing, were immediately tiansferrid to the ri es. •itude store-ship, which sailed abiatt eleven o'clock that night, to follow, and, if possible, to overtake them. ‘• Yesterday, five light transports sailed from the Downs, to join the fleet now assembling at Sheer ness, for the purposes of the 5d division of the Ex• pedion. Troops are to be embarked there, at Deptford, and at Hull ; and in every ether instance where long marches can be avoided, the moor ate to embark at the ports that are in their imme diate vicinity." LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. &fors Sir JAMIGS MANSFIELD. WILKINSON o BROWN. This aition was brought by Messrs. William awl Thouszs Wilkins-3n, upLohterers. in Mlorfislds, against Mr. Richard Brown, a cabinet-maker, re siding in the same neighbourhood. The Plaintiffs are proprietors of a Patent for an improvement in Dining Tables, which has met ssith universal approbation, and the sale of these Tables having been very extensive, it appeared that an op position had been excited, and ::tat an ;11h-inv. meat of the patent had taken pla:e, on the part of the Defendant. cevers.l Witnesses were cail,;(l, who proved those faits. and that the Defendant had sold tables similar in principle to the improved tables of the Plaintiffs ; the Jury, thereupon, imme diately found a verdita for the Plaintiffs—damages thirty pounds. _ _ OLD BAILAY, Jviv 6. The Rev. Mr. Gerrard was capitally indiaed for firing a pistol. lade .1 with ball, at -- Leadbenter, a Sheriff's Officer. i...adheater went with some others to the Prisoner's house in Fenchurch.stieet, in the cry of London, to arrest him for alleged breach of the Peace, when the Prisoner resisted, and fired the pistol, the ball Irons which grazed the Officer's head. It having appeared that the latter Mad no warrant or authority, and that he had de. nied be was a Constable, the Prisoner was acquitted of the felony, but detained to be tried for the I assault. lk COURT OF ICING'S RF.NCH, DUBLIN, Jim/. I WHITLtY O. motet's. On Tuesday last, a cause was decided. in this Court. wherein Edward Whitley, 6sq was Plaintiff, and Brahazon Morris, Vag Defendant. It was an aftion for Defamation, brought against the Defend ant, for having declared in nublic company, that on the evening Lord ;4.•110:i d i.'itagerald was weaved, the 19th al We, 1798, the Plaintiff, Mr. Whitler, came into the nets.. of Ntr.JA qe:Tindy, ie Gioister street where he, the D. ren.lant, was sitting in com pany with Mr Tandy and others, and t.,-re Mops, -di is ewe! eve on arms and liMM11111.• li on , hd w. amf le. - p of r, line saesstn,tir>rt. " It was further allog that the Defendant pr ntioned the wares of ix pelsons as being reseal. lie ts.ter ing of the defamatory words was brought h••nte to the Defendant ; anti tire of the p said to have been present in Mr. ('andy's b were pro deeed ; the sixth had since cied) ; s.,c,✓ swnxe • sly that they .:e.e not 41 Mr. l'an4e , ,:uu•e oo the tar mention d, nor did they at any time ever hear Any inch w..: ds fail from tl.e Plaintiff. Mr. Whitley. wes fu. te.r proved, Oat Mr. Tandy,• at the pe re..! stated, resided at Clontarf, and that on the i ; tth of 'lay 1795, he dined in the house of a alt. rlster at Cloatarf, where he remained during the ever,ng. In the coerce of a most able and luminous charge to the Jury, the Lo i•n CHI se Ju, a ice expressed his regre • that those Witnesses were toot produced by Mr. Tandy, wain he brought his Aaiun against the Defend„.:-.t. 'L'he Jury retired for a few minutes. and returned a verdid..sool. damages. and tad. costs. Extra el of a letter from Newry A melan eholy dud took place in this town a few days atzo The officers were seated after dinner, when the sub. je4 of tactics, &c. was iniroduced. Col. and Capt. • iff..red, as I understand, abort the best mode of manseuvreing a regiment, on which the Colo del insisted that the Captain should instantly fight him. The Captain laughed, and could not relieve him orrice', until be swore he should fight him before leaving the room—the door was se. cured—pistols produced—ae 'mind measured—for the room was so small, that when wheeling round to fire, the mules of the pistols almost touched, and the Colonel shot the Captain in the abdomen, of which wound he died in an hour afterwards. The poor Ca ptai n ton bravely gave him satisfac• non, but in place of seeking the Colonel's life, fired his pistol into an opposite corner of the room.— Cartain has left a *We and six children to de plore their protedlor. the Colonel fled thiough I hosoghadee, 1 believe far Scotland." NORTH EAST CIRCUIT. County Mnriagtmin. Thursday, Ally Armagh. Mondm, SO. Antrim, rrid.y, Carrickfingu., =me Sty. 99. Duatiak, Ansa* 3. Ut.4l.cds, Thantay I. TM Ma NV. Janne Day - flintiest. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. pArkift4QUTli, JULY 5. His Majesty's ship Sprightly is appointed convoy for the Downs, and the Itsc,-Wrse fat Guernsey and Jersey. PLYMOUTH, JULY 4 Arrived His Majesty's itelzo, 74 !plot, Cap tain Macnamara, trorn Cie Do..?ts ; !ow bn, !)8, Capain ‘Yestern, from the Channel fif.t ; flambe. pir Co , k ari. e, hired arrne I ships, wi,h •rev..ral light v,ettfailers from off Rochefort; a d His Majesty's ship Dr won, 74. Captain Scott, from Spitlo,-..td. Sailed the Caroli&e, Lieut. Derby ; Porernige silty of WAT. Rm. H. Duncan; and Chearts , !lons brig, Lieut.Fonllerton on a cruise.— v's'ital variable, at Wsst.. Tit.ikeni , TH, Jut .V 3. A Portuguese ♦ssel, which arrived at Li on the loth tilt. report) that she was brolighi-to on the Bth ult. by a French squadron, two col of the line and i ur Ingites, from Rochefort, anil on the to). lowing day tell in with a squadron of British ships of tsar, to which she communicated this Liforma tion. This day sailed His Majesty'; tiip Corms, 20 guns, Captain Ship loy, for Portsinolids ; appeared nu the harbour and sailed again to tae 'V stx ard, His Majesty's brig Swallow, 13 guns.—Xind W. 111""NEIS.SULT 5. The signal for the Baltic Convey was yeeretthty shifted tt;-,m tl,e Alacrity, to the C and the fleet sallA immediately from th • Nore. under e , n• voy of the latter vessel, but were cot out of sight day, about noon. with a 1,..5h breeze at J E. SIEGA OF 11.-INTZ;C, 30. 'The following particulars r,...kreetnitt the Siege of D sad the •Itrir between the French and It nts;.‘o., ow F.,irwa, r, which led to tie capture of that impotent f..rt:ets. WO .1. t 4. CLvd from the J• Ulll4l of one of the crew of 11. i Mai-de't armed cutter resnutite, and publhhed in The 11.111 Ad,.'r lirer, received ”rde.dey. As sin elfitisl heel voter •'t tl.f• affnr hat b:en published, trey rues :gore iuter. sting to :ratty of our readers. Having Arrived at Memel, on the 26th Apol, to attend the orders of L• td Hutchinson, we found that the Enoper-r of Russia, the 'King an.l Queen of Flossie, and his 1 andsidp, ha] let that place a few days b• tore, for the Grand Arm,; we tiler:fore were ordered to Palau, which we r-ached on the 4th May. Evety zattele rf provhion was both scarce and dear at Memel, hut notair moie so at Palau. owing to the great number of troops in the neighbourhood. About 10,000 R-issian and Pt us. sian troops crossed the hareer over to the narrow neck of land, called the Nehrung. to dislodge a party of 6,000 French. who hid fortified them selves in a wood, about half way from Pillau to Danraic ; and about an eqe..l number of the c •m -bined troops were e.r.harked on hoard of trans ports: a great proportion of them Cossacks, armed with a pistol, a sword. and a pike from 11 to 19 feet long. No animal fond could he procnied ; the diet of the !oldie's was black rye bread ..nri ays ter, with sometimes grey pease in barley boiled up together. The Faveartte arrived at Fairwater on the 10th May, with a large fleet of transports, and were informed by telegraph, that the garrisnn was in vod spirits, although they had lost 10.000 men out of 25,000. of which they at first consisted. The F:tnch had been three monibs•balora - the place. but did not hurt it much ulna threllst M. April. when they opened morttr finterilft ukow it, from all sides, and continued to hempard it day.aud night, without intermission. At ten p. re. on the. 14th May, the comhniedireops began to-crosothe Vistula in great silencer and'at hatf-pait three nest morning, 5000 Rusnans'andlooo Froniiinv hasiolg passed over, they commenced an attschmporrthe French. who were strongly fortified, in. e ... vord . not above three-quarters of a mile from * VairwaterCastle. After firing Tome time, the Itinsi.ms pusSed• ifftl) Om wood, and took one battery from the French. who retreated a little. The plain hetaveen the Vi stula and the wood was at that time c. v• red over with the killed and wounded of the Ressians.— : During the greatest part of the engagement, the i writer was in t ill, with his spy-glass, within ronsket-shot of Mt French. Fr.. 7 the commence ment of the aftion,,the enemy poured hi fresh troops from ine oth:r side of the Vistula in such numbers, that net- six hours fighting the Russians were com pelled in retreat, which they did in an orderly manner, across the Vistula to lairwater,ht ingi..g in with them shout forty prisoners, one of wh-im was a captain. The Russians lost 1500 men in killed and wounded Th• enemy's loss was not known, but must have he-n very great, they were supposed to have about 20.000 engaged. According to the plan .If rh- at tack. the Datort/ess, ireleruar, and eq,a‘ataut, three long /Ist vessels of et guns each. built in the Huai ber, and two armed ships, were to have 'men en.- ployed upon the Vistula, to asrist the combined lorces. These vessels had their ballast and stores taken out, except aft anchor and cable each; btu not one of them e..uld get out of Fairwater into the Vis tula, owing to a want of water, the re not being more than 81 feet at the gates. Owing to this eircurn stance. she battle was lost to the allies, for these v. sets would have raked the enemy's batteries, and nrevetited them from sending flesh troops over the itstols. "On the 17th May, the Fievitrite re ttnmed to Pil lan ; the troops were passing over from the Neh rung. but half of them, it was reported, were either killed or taken prisoners. The French had no field pieces with them, hut they took six from the Prussians, and turning them upon them, made giro destration. The Prussian comment soldiers seid openly, that/when they came near the French, All their office's fell behind, so that they had nobody to lead them but Serjeants and Corporals." A most distressing accident happened at Faver sham, in Kent, on Saturday last A yor.th, the only child of Mr. Po are r., of that place, had returned from scho.,i, for the holidays ; Saturday WAS bis mo ther's birtf.day ; it WAS to be celebrated in the gar. den, and he had provided gunpowder to make some fire-troth, when it blew up. and has blinded bun foe ever. The distress of li. parents may be ima gined, but cannot be desvii.v.l. Mr. MoNso, whn fired the pistol that wounded the ruing lady in Flat -street, was brought up to Guildhall, yryerday. rand 1.4. committed for bit!. The young lady guinad2d, ac.:urnpanied by her friends. A RILL 'Co mate the rr4l3 . 04 to • r , .4 A. 4 ,1; (s• thn perm••.• ••• • • ;.•ip W • Ira+ it iscapei , .tit that u e ;•.; trade, anooki I ;lon., by 'h. Lean n.w m force • toe the K n* . vl ,- nt and nt of 1...- •• At 17/,1 , 7 111 f •'. rarIsAITItIIIL Ils.r.tv JI IWO fame, t (••., and rr woen eat p :1, to; du' !.1* •n• lean!!mi.- tt••lrtrL.w.r sit 111 ti: • allld of t Itut:esd to any t.„.‘,1 tenetnents, ►ereditament: ea other real ete n,,u:d li‘ve bee: of his doke tile on any ape in le bound, the saint st . ol he r+.-tt io b- a o f Equity fo , .1? !ayitte.ot :4 .1 01' pis: ySteeil debU do-• on a nnle coe:rad as nn the heir or heirs et la :14e d&vi. .; a n b e ;. a ., , 0 to AO t.a. I.lll* in qui t.. the er.a.t.tors of etn.ii d.:ator. whethei contratl or by sptcialty, th.l er, re bef liable to at the suit of eret which the heirs were bound : Provided ertmintstuition of astcts by Courts nt I- virtue of chit AP, all cretunatuy special ore helfld, COlil be rim <h. (Oil amount than, •ny Of the Cfcti.tfwa by eh• 1104101104,44 s sectelty, i o hich the ere nut Woad shell bet. part of Prntit!••.l als ~ and to it further enactcd, tot; c sh-3 evtend •Jir by dYenied nr r. •v.tret, t r•peal o. alter 7•. n Act of parliament, mad Ine.l in the '1 year :kf I: , .‘eit of klieg C•tooevo the S. 4 , A., vt.3 i..r w:.9311. Ran !KW •I .11 ltus l• e• it in the < year tsle Kyle of King (e. ly the Vi.• , intitula!, ' t.ct craw th, bete , vezet..ne t 4• ~anent P. derv' Notes, and for pi 6-I."ing a . „ met fct tbestraurity and ps; n.-l'. in , h-ti , d ..h ! tt „t“o. • • ' 4 , yaw die ple cont:4 4 'tent th• std, IEN art I t , befOrAT. r ^d tit Te.ett.tta', and C 31i and by tlae tlrer Leila • tr.der b ate ix interest In ta ae. " Jtse's for the p q,Y r •• 111 hick the twirl . a ' rn•nlsr-red in Cu .: n " nor • llPbts of .111 C i r•lt, let tr,trantaltv Al.i th ; Nit. ( Nees rrf rirrtrr n Donn atty. at U. writ An t cis ref etedit•ns b, . crone the • stittets by *pet. • , Ssr d Away; th-• r piny, under •, 11,7,111 t. 1 the 41,4.,. • r, nt 1, TM, ►l KEis. SMITTIFIELD .*, int 6. T is d.ty. ‘iarkrt wee attv:y e ...ert wet , o.ne n,r the le 01 Cattle, in CllllllO, WS *mon, el, and Lan..., are dearer than vont tan it rather ehraoer,- arol the tr, „., whet brick. Ti. Saki in the Ha. trket Ha., Mlarr. • and Clever fetch...l ..tter t..a :t We subjuti'an arre.al, atatetnesit et the kuuti a. 011111.1,1 S: Tn sink the • !f•' ',et stone of a 1111• 8/.4.....5.. 04 to S, 61. Muttoo. 4 Y.• ie..... 7. ►.t to R.. 0.1 L0nib....64. W. to 84 04 Pork.... 4s 04 to N: R I 'IIAY b. •ineep and Lamb.. 17. ' P.C!". •;0 Straw Clover.. ..... . 21. I^.ten —.31 10s. to SC CORN ./W..) I. Th• irepors of Whe..., 1 4 titi% d;• hioket, make Got I short 9131.1 , 1‘ ; that t 5 ben auabt. . k-e;• ib prier, tArt tenor is it-.a sin 641511 tll. V • is shoat likewise, !I.• a pi/611 , 6meg. 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