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J 41W:1011.1114 4.114)::e T I,:t 111 t 14 deelAreol , to lure summoned for Coe partiose of discussing the MA t inidittittuatal, code intruded fur Span', or, in other wu, its. register whAtever new-h . :111141rd eple his whin nod caprice mayrlictate. At the first meet ism, on tile 15th, the Imperial Decree, prachlittililt; Jo- of SPAIN vial tine ;NDIr.S, was read, atoll the PRIAIDESIT made a speech, explanatory of the purpose for whie:i they were convened.— ' Aft, r which they resolved to testify their homage u.i.l allNiance to the new K in g, whom NsPoo.i.o• given to reign over thee.. On the 17th they hell tilt it second sitting, anti nu the iAtli they were admitted to an atuittniee of hING JoSt.l.ll, whom they addressed iti a straits of e ~,,,,, tou-plitee frolsorne a dulation, to which they reeeived a siottittile art ist% ld the third sitting, el4.,•te e;stii, the plua of the new Constitution was;;wiluolirteil to their consideratiou, and they begato to discuss it on the gist. Su far, it ssonld appear, tin: now mrehiue works with nerfct t let ility, Lint the appearance is deerithiL Erunigh is dist lostLl in the Speeeli of the Vitrsint.tcr, in the First Int rfing, ou the 15th, to thew that its operatioes will be im peded, aad thst Spoilt is convulsed from end to rod. In that Spec tie PaEstuiENT no bees, " the ferment anti disorder that di, quiet various towns of the kiagdinu," that they are in arms, and mean to elect the An It du!se. CHARLES of AUSTRIA Hiug of Spain.— If the insiirreetioa iu Spun, were not formidable, it would not have been noticed its CU* way. haired every irstelligcnue from that country, thronAh whatever channel it may be eons eyed, plainly hi d's:aim the canharruunient anti fears of Bout retro. MURAT, Ito !lad, is arrived at Bayonne Uoni Madrid, to as,ist Inas with leis advice in his present ditilcult situation. We have receiVed I.•ttc:s and papers from Hol- I hal, to the Id institht. It is said that BONA rA are has declared war I.giiitiat Austria. This is me:l imited as a report, in a letter from Rotterdam, of the Ist, which adds, that the tare Lout poste from France had 'wt brought ally Inters Com either Portugal or Sprain--a circuanbtame from ohivii at was inferred, that the Patriots in both time comitriea had suc ceeded in catting otTait co.ninunication nith France. BON ar.tsT6 .as glad to save himself from the di,- grace of failure in an attempt to invade England by marching his army agnimt Prrinsia...-.lle would, no doubt, be glad of a pretence to attack Austria. if he found the subjection of Spain impracticable. The accounts from Bourdeaus inform us; that the Spanish Patriots had ►topped a large quantity of cotton that was conveying to France, and burnt it to ashes. From Charante, Co-silica-, and other places, it is stated, that a forced key of all the Jaunt; men capable of bearing arms had-takes place, woo, with the whole of the troop., in that part of France, had been marched uti to the Loa ners of Slain. The telegraph at the Adosiralty RIO busily em plo.,e,l, during the *hole of yesterday, rommo uicstiaq with the out-port.--4 t all of which the greatest artisity preia:ls in nasal and military pre parations. Wr hare more tit-toe:ice noticed the delay of the Entedition so lour; enatutiked at Cork, and the Laney of the PCIDt4 which so repeated as.ured.us that it hul act:tally sailed. One of uir prints to which we allude, yesterday, again re peut...il that it had positi.ely taken its departure; but we fear that it has hoo batter foundation than the former statements to the same effect.—lt cer t.inly had not sailed on the .2jt:i last, as appears lry the following extract of a letter from Cork, written on that day •' This morniug, a fleet of transports arrived at Cuve, for the diruLle purpose, it is said, of itaurtl more room to the bon)* already embarked, and of ri•eeislog additional troops. Sir A. WeLtuatte transoetsd busiJersi at the Castle every iluy duce his arrival in lltilAin, where his o . ~cial duties have made it necessary for him to remain, until the whole of the exptslitioo at this port shan't)e in ree ding's* to sail." Dispatches were received, yesterday at the fieu our fleet, off Brevet, dieoid the 28t!) hie, at which time ucthiag new had been ob ►crtied in the state of the vessels in that harbour. It appear", from an extract of a letter, which se have inserted, alder the head of Jersey, that 'correspondence, carried ou !between some French Emigrants in this country and their adherents in France, has been lately del . eated by the pertifly of 040 of their associates. To the disappointment nevaUoned by failure some p,:rsons impute the propagation of a report of nu insurrection iu France, for who+ we fear there is no real founfln non. Others f„.fse, mars authotity, rn extract from The Gareasey Gaye se, ju whiel, state*, 1 . That the letter+ from the r...bst of France assert, that an isubarreetino h,,1 bauken out of a t fornotta f.le nature, all the over;.:l9:vis .r wlucin had ber.:l "nyealf•f 4 , till swn hu.l been veuwl, tety and IrQary V . e 1 ; trot t!:e 110;11 for $4.0!,1- • S. • S the c'i— 4rt .• an f.,4 Ow provinces of Ltiogoe.ioe +opt Itou.ilinl ,;so from 3,i to into w.r,l %!.o L ,icif!ci toe Spetrih P +trio!, : t at the general cry of the onitLA • Pere sith Enslaved, owl War tcit. Borbap.ute;' thLt the Py renean frontier "tea in Atli in t urreiniens ; anti that TALLEY a•N D WB3 1,11:, posed to 1r• the grand mover of the • revolt."-- Sholil.l th,,t extritortliiinr:.• t p.,o.st fbrtune, un Boti.tt.tr.tr. 6E/ efillfilbletly rclird, once turn, 1,13 Crao9ellit'e6 will he inereus.nl in proportion to Cie extent of t tir:iteli hC 'low elor., alrl fall will he or ; hot wi• Cie eri4iii i, not rat urrivel that jovt:fy +rt. to . .ere , lit Cie ilo,eription ui the )t.te ut Er.ince given in The Guenteey (:azetre. Ou Molnlay llir 1.1u10.: 411' CLAIMNCF. and K •NT with tier :lIAJ bar f a:s,l the k i ttcrt .* t rrolme :-‘11•• morning Ibh tJFSTY and tfifflig coo?. Au...t . 'TA, S4VtII taisd A ..tE.Lt.t, stco;n!br- Hied by Lady Fty, C.,uut Jl una rult, Ai.. 1,1.1 - v t 6.1 w. ./ Is I I.tut.pv fa', KTII, Will 1 ITit:6os axi TAw LOA, rude on loorecback in .% slid bur l'ark. Her M IJESTY. Pritieesowo EtazAsimi tuba 1)A :v, took •to Fro4motr. Tlae Earl of Aim a.t. Nod LOrdi CATIIekRT are competiloni for tie- rooms:LA of the E. yea:- tind dertiited le recover Livivou frods the 11.1.,db of JUN OT. On Moodily eveNing the SWEDISR MINISTER "received direatrlics from his Court. 'lts Exe.i leitcy attenclei, early ycrterday tunroio4, at the foerign Oftice,rod raw the I: oF. SEcKr. r.‘R lit STA,Ti, A Cabluet Council tue:. CO.,P4tilUesat o'clock. Lieutenant TALBOTT, the beerier of the dis. pati.livs front Admiral Puavis, is a 11%41“ attire and enterprising officer. lie served under Sir flame Paritast at the taking oldie Cape of (3uuJ 11 "iwi and was afro employed in the reduction of Nlo.ite Video and Buenos Ayres, where he ac quired great honour for his judicious conduct, of which the Cosnmander-hrehief spabe ver y iii his dispatches. • A letter from Gibraltar, datel the nth June, Hostilities have already roruuncio:ea Le. tween the French and Spaniards, and the advanced guard of the French army. of 3001 men, have been completely defeated in the passes of the Sierra Mo rena, by the brined peasantry and sinuggi.rs. Be tween three and four hundred of the prisoners had arrived at Seville, when the last accounts left that place. Ato in for fifty thonsand dollars was seem ed here this morning by General Castanos, fur me payment of the Spanish ;truly, and such is the pa. triotie spirit of the inhabitants of this place, that this onus was subscribed and raised in the course of a few hours, the subscriber* refuting any interest ups,' the wue, though 10 per cent was uttered." Tire cessation of hostilities between the Gams an of t;ilsraltar and the Spanish lines was its conse quence of the arrival at the former plave of Duo ESTBL LIM, the Secretary to the new Usverninent at Seville. He reached the fortresa on the Ist iilt. and on the proposal he brought Iwng acceded to, the Spanish troops In the neighbourhood inune diately commenced their march for Ronda, with an army of 50.000 men. A S.ianisli Grandee, the Marquis de HELM, hay. ng refused telt:come a smasokiea 44 tar 46114• telb•Prir meht, wag ordered to be put to death, and the sen tence was iiu utediately carried stn execution, a I to.s. ing him only' few minutes for confe.sims. On hi. refusal, it was remarked, that none but. those T ho were in hart Frenchmen would decline to aw r y,. their country; and that the welfare of Spoils de nimidei that there should be no cominomise with such men. Yesterday the 7th regiment of light dragoons was reviewed on Wilmslow Death by his Rio al llighne.s the Duke of Yoati, nceompanind by the Duke of Cam Rai °GE, General Cst.vcor, the Ail. jeitiint-t iesieru!, and a 'winner of Genvral Atter the re: W.* till . item iof the re;;litieot enter tained ti;.! Loyal Dukes with a minim dinaer at the Ca,tle Inn, at Richmond. Lord the Coininitaderof Lite Regiment, to mike the oi.al perfect in their manoeuvres for the review, ex t.' them from three o'clock on Saturday mnriiiii4 t:,11 two in the afternoon, when the mea and horses sere so much fatigued that they could scarcely march to their quarters. The sunk rock, od . Blackwell, w:ackhls ;waved en fatal to shipping, since the oieu.in:c ofthe ;Vest India Docks, is nearly removed, by the Alipendens drop chizehs which hare been at cork si t u .0 this great public undertaking, by a steaui eu v i .e, far a considerable tintepast. Yesterday no Court of Aldermen ass he:d, the Loao Mayne, after insvecting the ret one., ordercit the price of bread to mitinne at its present pe it having been represented to the h that, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock oa the evening of Wednesday, the lath of :11.iy la I, as Mr. ill:llPilltglrts flever Caule, in the commit nil Kent, farmer, wag returning hornev MAlnttarke.: by a footpad, at • place called Four Elms, near his own house, who, with violent oaths, demanded he, money, awl on Mr. ilumplirrya disaioccitio, to defend himself, the footpad shot at him, au.l he rat passed through both eke. k. ; he aft e, ward. heat hint with the pistol, which broke No d fractured his skull, slid then roltl.e.l hint ; toner which Mr. flourifittvs has died of the wounds lie received ; Ilis sJtsrsr, for the loiter apprehend ing 1411 , 1 1 • ging to jostwe the villain concerned in this at' ociou. murder and rubbery, promses his itio.t grations pardon to any cm:- coot-erne I, (ex cept the Iter-isti who actually shot and heat Mr. Ilossen•cer,) who shall ilsenver any accom plice, so that he may lie apprehendocl or con y!. ted. And, as a further encoinavpirient, a re ward of forty pouts& is offered to any r.etsun or persons making; such discovery. to be pool, no conviction, by Mrs. Illuffroaars, endow of the iletense.l. (lt.i.prost Y.—A few days since. nt n puhl;c-Innuo• Ilrels,hton, innti at., la severs m not s Oak, raw, with their white% one hisialred aryl t en ' eg tit, which arse pruv'tileti at the tit pen a perm[nt in eoniiiatity, and st..erall) I,ic'isco into a t-ip for that totrpo,r. After halm{ and one. he rolnourtly tozn..ti to we: . doohle the prior of the tither (wets, if h.. f 0 1,1 i;, them ; ..ci-ehnph.,ll,• I 0.i . ..:(11 3 bet that lie %%wild eat roily eon,. ; unit stitati-v•tl 1115 , t t:t .•ie ,r. „, t:IC aftotiAing rait.ak.::t) of i.. 6 l.; I (s jer j i ft. t's k, A A ? * 4- 3 ‘' .11 .k?' . ..%; ,, ,.. -v .t• 4'4 l7'El.iffXol. .1u LY 2. T' inew, f.f emnplia% (Inn i t .; the p-runt month.. ki • t • :• 111 e, 1....,urtu• w;4.lering-plan a ' ll - te stammer lath. at tl•r !told, TOefelay „ . al; and t•e• I;,L.etlplloue at II I ILVEI . 4% ldl,rarie• tar em..ted tlltr••• of ao.v form e r l a earl. At the tahle, nt Mr. 11l fly.: .t alit:et/Nor, roil Mt. W11.1.14'110 4 1.5....1 .te. at the lair General Elvt tiou). ..eel rt•i{urd ts,n,t prcdommant; have alt. ;'.1.410, - given pttenut eon-thins mesas to a t circle of their fru•tal+, a:Ill 1A.% ta of the gof riaua. The lame Gentleman, on Mon day lass., gave his farewell dinner, 'previous to lea%. in t z tilt., hosts hie a short period. The band Of tho 11 .. wonierset.ltire regiment of Militia pertnnnetl, ° t wo •ito his MY . .14 . 111'a i,i ( iloucester-row, tor seve ral hears, 11;;11.1 elCeilenl plere4 0r nla.i• • , ;Ili IA Mile thata tlo n l r , l t::,•arfulve-. to the mr.dpil :mil urll+•lL gra1111111110:1 to the eVr ii ii g omen:vier, ; among whom .rasa large groupe of Coition and U. mill,. Ou Noon. of Ostninv,tati. gave a iv ji fr. at h. r LettrtsitilHa, la a large Nt)hst.ty t;rotry uY th . o; town neizilbourlionii. and nr.vr.sl aoltliary officers. The roin:smiy, rGrr ditimor, 110-itivtl themselves into different par te.. and prueeeded to the Lan n, where the hood of the id Somerset regiment of Militia pram-used seteral favourite Scotch and Int.?, reel, liauciag was kept up for ',evens' hot.rs, atal the %hole day was a scene of festive gaiety. Every delicacy that the reason affords ars most proftt,ely berved up, mad the whole-conducted by :Ars. Woun's lovel) slaughters iu thit• stile of ele gance fuvwhitis they are so justly sod highly ad mired. Amoug the last arrivals are Costae*, Charkvallc, Lady Stafford, lion. Mrs. Mdse. Mr sod Mrs. eßa• 1, Mr .aod Mrs E. Bustard, 31 P. Mr. Wis. R•nenatl, M.P. H6A. Miss Echnu.i, Mr. aad Mrs. Meysten 3114 Family. Mn. Stewart, Mr. and Mn. WJhaar awl Fr only, Miss Pippo), Col. Super, Col Shan, Pr. Percival, Mr. Meyer, Ma. Temple, Mr. Consiocbani, Mn.s Lee, Mr. sad Hrs. &certain, Mr. Woudirossc, Rev. Mr. Culuini.si, Mrs. Green, Mr. Saine, Mist tiledstunes, Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. J. James, Mrs. Ct.alic, Mrs. Whiterlitarch, Mr Prins, Mr. Nature, Mr. Mutters, Mr. Bernard, Mr. Adams, Mr. ru.d Mn_ 33 Stink. r, Mr. 5..1 itiss Nicholls, Maas (S.riluir, Miss Partial, Mr Darrell, Mies Lustua, Mr. I.:awhile, Mr. J. kraals, Mrs. Cherie's, Miss Laster, Rev. Lr. Esse, Mr. I...mislead, Mrs. Eieldhouse, Mrs. Fall, Mn Craig, Miss Kip lint, Mr. Kiiituort, Mr Lowrie, Mn Nairobi, 31r. Anis, ker. Mr. IPA Mrs. Wlsalky, Mrs. Wilson, 38r. Hulas, Mass Litri raid, 3lr. Vigor, Lestyerd, Mr keunek, Mr E. Calk, Wl:,terheich, Mr. W. tither, 7/.se Walt), Mr. J. Nit 'Solis, Mr. Ras Im s, 31, . and Mrs. Read, Mr ,Ine, MU V. agew:l, Mrs. Wileon, Mn. N h'itelataJ 3 . t : Mira. Perry, Moo. Hood, Mrs BudoceA, Mi. 11, Rev. J. Mil.; Mr. issue. Mr. ('ills*, Mr. Miura, Mr. Cope, Mrs. 'Nhitecharch, Rt.. C. Brach, Mr. Hank...., Mr. Holland, ~tr J. Hudnall, Mrs. fibs pperd, Mr. fainalsiia, mast Mrs. 31intky, BRIGIITON. JULY 4. Our Theatre, under the management or ;fest". Ban N rein, juts. and Mr. Ficist. %Mb fipen. , l up S - tortiay. with The Heir at Law, and the farce of JtaiAing the Wild, both wheels pieces were exceed ingly well not tip; aril the several IseriOrniers re eeixeil reiterated plaudits limn a srry ;rifted, and, eine.iilerin.4 the early period of the season, a tom. r.,- bly large audience. Mr. lisux•rom pli”vsl Dick bowler and Jeremy .I.);4ldlcr with his an:roes/used excellence; and Mr. W. PEN LET was very moos= ing in Ilr. Pelagian ; in short,all the characters were supported iota manner highly ereilitishle to the per formers, and indicative of the liberality of tee Ma uszers. Lovers' l'ows and Animal Magnriigne, with dancing by the Misses Atlanis, Sze. are an nounced for Tuesday. The company also boasts 1.1 a ,Mr. Rosso:" from Bath, a Mr. Janes from York, and the inimitable BoLoosx, jun. Among other :arrivals are the following— W. E Walley, Esq. M P. Miss Langone, W Lande r s, Esq. --- 7..letork, IN. J. Lulu:, I sq. Jame. West, Esq. For Er. Ball awl fassiJr, H. Atlanta, Esq. W EubiLeui, Esq. .I••rws. Attleur, Esq P. A 1..,.) Esq Captlts Roberts, Hun. Mr. Htward, Lord Cbaitrs 31auurrs, bad R"'...tt Manners, Cornet lA-parry, Captain o!ivr.-, J. &Arils, Esq. Mies Is.:rirstp, S. W. Hill:era, Es) R. SArtlo7, Esq Mrs. 'llisr.forti, Male Crawford, Mrs btspbensua. Mrs. Moffatt, Co:ortel Bal!sr, Mr. To.ak:n..., *ma Captil:AA rtsumpauss. 'The last tiessa,t4trs urL--- lord S.nvers.:l4 oad f4mit ) , H. litchta, rig. Thom., M'Kenin, Log M.*, Loft ham, Rey l`r. EAI aab, A rchl•orso of I.4.krotr, for his omit ot tirtwinriab, in hoot, 1., , n1 ..i W OVohst.r, Esq. for ■ ht• daa, Them.. Myren, Log, Ito , J. %Volum. T. tro:lhoilso Log. NI:os Sre,.l4, 31w.ne, Mss 31oure. Dr. Il ' urgau, and 5..)...:.tv0, Log. Th; s!aqr he, Corn Lo w t oo t o tliis town %%Pit! day :oat luet.k well 10114.. ii with vi,itnr a ; but on Settirthar, iu luartkul 0., we an not th;nk there %rap a vi n le place, is or übont t aller of 110;m, nnoreupitd. _ _ The (lays or our eus:li.w, rhees are not vet 6sell. Theist.? not ex,weted to tel.:: pl4cc tioogoa than the first seek iu August. Ong half of the Comedy, yowled " Delays and w, i pt written by t h e Mini,tvrati toetstoe men who !droned the Expetkaivos to GettelibotriA. 31:so awl Mrs. tittotst, KE,.!.t's T. wady Cooks i&i u l Tair Voice of Sat/we for their Le utlit, at the lirhitol thi, Mr. MA v, who i. to make his debar, on Ftitlay. at the iinyniu-ko. is 'tenurially well qualitied for a Summt r Th.-4 , re. NIr.CoUIE Is etwltrd for six ni, 4 hts at Nilo('lies ter Tlievtre. 111-.• 11.44 r hie rebNt, oti Friday night, in the part of kard the Third ; and nu :.lesiday he was to perform Othello. and Sir ;Itchy 310( sar cutlet. The I.iverpronl Theatre hos had as great! a:! , litio.) of comic stren K th in Mr. Li wt., Litaa JUN, anti Mr. SIMMONS. 0.1 night Li.;.l and Alp.. 111. StDD:ni. avert to lentil-us the part, utdick 30 .44 'fent rice. 2ioc)trAttit to st.ll rerf.rising at Ed;,, 1.ur411. latt was the lest rit4ii: but WaG ..! 11.'r Cll,,kttett.Cat. 1.1“-tt will rr en, ou Sem its it Me r"4 •r e..-, an I ne l.'el s. 1.1 P. 1 .... rise Pc. art JJ:i ALS - '7'ret LAW iNTELLIGENCE. COMM OF ximrs SF.ACO, Wassutusysa, JULY 5. JVIGNENT. This morning tho Printers and P ublisher, of 77., Alarmist% iterahi. The Traveller; The Public Ledger, The Lothless l'acket. Lloyd's Evening Pail. an i The Selector. Loudon Newbpapera, were brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, r irovires priastolt and publiAted a paragraph in ti,.-.e ! ::?!.cro, reile4 ring upon the Jury who prom Howie. d a a edict of acquittel, is. the cue of Wm. Chapithoi, oho nais tried for murder at the late .Idon.m:t iS.r. Justice Coosa, rftrr enlarging upon the evil tentleccy ()flint h an cuTet.ce, us being calcula tea to bring the Adiniiiistrai:ou of Justice into coo tem l a,,slaied, that the C..urt were gratified to find, by the sevural affielavi * that had been read, that the Defen.;;..its stieisrsl themselve► penitent for what' they hail don Ka were net 90 ObStlti.lte us those inliti.tUals who tool liven ',elate them lately. - for a tar otteac.e. vis. Dart and White, Vie Ytits t. r sad Proplietor of The Inde?eatkat '1 he patrii., , eapli iss questiou, however incantion*ly they may have ueerted it, was of that hi x al.cas tittlie, lino called for some degree of puitishincat, • and then-fore the sentence ..f tile Coin wad, boat y should psy.tlie sum of .4SI. fur each inae..t us of ail said paric4raph, in tiv.r resirective 'Swamps* pers.,. and be taken into the custody of •the Mora - *loft of the Beneli, till the saute be paid. Mr. Tort., uo made en application to the Court for a erritinal information against a Mr. Forrester .and a Mr. liai It. , upon the offidavit of the Rev. Mr. Wardell , . a rector its N'orcestershire, for coo t a:nachos conduct in the parish church, when he 1. He preAchiti.4. It appeared team this. Gent lemon's alniktrit, that some toisundemtanding had taken place between him and this Mr. Forrester, relative to so.ue property ; that he tiled • hilt in C.hui.cery, is sumwirt of his rights, and the proceedings hitt ing e. red su his favour. the latter, nt a spirit of revew 4 e, insulted bins upon a I occasions, with gees tam indecorous laaguegt. to the great Ben no) once of the congregation. Not contented with this wade of enpressiog his resentment, he got se veral of:we% to the amount of about thirteen per* wove. enlisted in his crone, mid particularly the other Defendant, Mr. Bayles, the eborch-warden, who all assisted ha writing paragraphs from this Scrilittires„ upon the walls of the church. and the sides of the pulpit, tending to ridicule this Reve rend Gentleman. The Cot Rl' thought that the moot proper mod% would be to proceed 'gab's' Forrelitre in the E e ,l e . iris GcHI Court, turf against We Citurirk.warden, by inlitttneut, for then- irreve,rend sod indecorous comiluet. Mr. t)oirt.tir moved to revive the Rale for a criminal Lain:nation imbued against Sir Charles Lloaut, for ;el/14104 a challelge. Tliis he :lid 11P0:11 thy trnuud Ilia that Gtistleasoptt had been out or the ki.i4Juat at the time the former Ruhr wise abr. SOLVERAS .i'iles. • WESTERN CIRCUIT. Rotas* LJ,isana•••• • &M. owl OwS:1117t11%•;Zi. Sustlmissus--Tristialr, Jail Vii. Castle, IA meld!. Wilts—Satur.l3: , , July au, Nes - %raw; Du set —ll ..durnlay, August .1, Dutch...ter. Leron--Salarday. August ti, Cusik Ey ter. ' Ca! •ud Camay of Lerter—S am, day, theit6laall. Excite. Curusaß—Woine day, Aiigu.t 17, 111:u1snin. SY' ict —Weutt. Arigatt 24, City of Writs. city mid Cuusity of bristul—.Tuesday, Aug, 39, 4iesiblitall, REMAIIICMIILE DEATif. On Mamie! last, at :Itree o'clock, (had, at West. TM:rater. Master Sessisot, only son of Mrs. Parlia ment, ot• the Baited Kingdom of Greet Britain and Ir e land. 11.4 decease was bmuglit on by keep jog latr• hour.. cod • sort of hereditary complaint, which has been knu•.vn to attack and care: off me e t of his ti..estor , , at the precisely same season of the year. Master Srssion, we are concerned to my, dnnl au unworthy '.Member of the Protestant f'Surels. Thr several nieruhers of his family, re. based from their attendance upon him , in his ht , t mune:its, have, without a snotnent's delay, repaired to the country, to recruit their exhausted hradth and spirits. POLICE. ML NoION •NOC3S, SOLT 5. TACRII Mr R • tradesman 4 f cousid,rwLle property end groat respictiihilitt, es.t • 'treat, intausi ntio:f berme the Loma N ioron,rm a cba. ge one sospicion uf ',MOW; robbed die plinth A. f at. 31 arsan-t tutwick, fataliopegate-street, of'ell the eisort'a prate, to a great amount. Several persona illepnstd, toot the prowler !ail been eel roasted with the key at tin a ziven titue, on 1 bunday end Friday ; and Shut, us I ~Jay eveoing, it wes discovered that the pro. pert} bad heti. stolen. A man who steads opposite to the clicrcli, with a lee trey boerd,stated, that be saw a wen rower out of the aura% eau Friday, about 3 o'clock, with a bundle l• one heel , and a basket in Zia other. The mu sent to werds-Threaduivedleoureet and be thought the p. 'mottle was the um. so art. Evidence was alsu gives to show tome • tout.att.cionis in the acitunut given by the pr:veser en he twat imaaniat.ost berme • county , Negotiate. —IN admitted that he had !men in the Church us Friday u stated, basin; had something; to de with • m o s s a n t ha bed erected. He was Bet, however, he cos. tvgalee., la the Cliorris more than half an boar, and was at the litnes Arms public house before two o'clock; front 'thence be home to Upper Erekk-street, and convulsed with two ur three persons at Pimlico, which breagitt dews the time to them o'clock, at which hour the mu ens seas coming out of the Church. llu person, however, attended to prove tits,* statemsot, nor Will 4 the servant of the Parish Clerk present, who wid that the prisoner did Lot give her I ask the Ley stud three o'clock. Hee almetioe ass ac. couot.J fur, by lia)itig that s h e was married us Monday uutrtung, and had lett town. The prisoner, ob.' le • foreigner, wee euessitted for far ther 41111114110stiull. The LORD M•If011 t.n:erlorl that be •!.otdd have ace of pi a, ink end pep: r, and that his friends should have free access to but tgiet it. could rot ne ad. m:tted to bail. u..leofol nets, seived byJnbelieletn,rnitteirel tts xuUx t to the SVater-iteXlt, wt-te b, bole brouebt to tbe uat , tad tte Ltre. Avon, eller bc..rii,; letui end .t pro.veti that th e e.;:i Asa leery Vaiy tis atry to the F:et LtrOebieco...e. meta the somas, thi.e 116.1n1 use of tir 0E1..44 si. :dor. FundAy vinruit.e, ts .e,el;th rrgirre:it of L; 4 l.t zArrt.. , t oil HUM: lOW Helit/I, K / vq .o v 1-I..r.rti a.. t AGDF47.•;,.. a t.4.ui IWI•J 'tg) *tit liCah ‘6lled s • ,; Is:t