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probably accelerate it, rage and fermium temper will probably betray him into some horrible exc ess of cruelty towards th:se uufortimaie cap tives; hat if so, it will be its grekt a defect of po licy and judgment, as that he evinced, when lie flattered himself he could confiner Spain. by 1.:41- nappinA it. King. and obtaining fraudulent pos session of its capital. Of the ulterior destination of PjLEOX, after the celebration of his birtlt da•: at Paris, there is no Notice in the Dutch papers. Neither do they contain any fact or sitNestimi to increase the apprehension of an sipnroaching ruptua between Aa►tria nod France. 'Aced they rather furnish ground to presume, that i. is an event at a greater distance than the previous iv:comas taught us to expect. The only other vtich: of any interest in the Dutch Papers is dated Ill.o.lburgh, the ceth last, and states, that acconnts had been received at Copenhagen, announcing the capture of the Swedish General Kytittiaroa, and lc,octi men, be the Russians; bat these accounts, we may hope and presume, are withaut foundation. A Clottenbur g i , h Mail. um-iwe.l ye4Wilay, contains intelligence frail" Stockioint or the 48th. but it does cot•,eakce this cheat. Had such • diluter ta t c zA filter, it must have tlffill irnovra ut Stack aboia.snasay days asoner t'tan at Elariburih. • IrtieEepcdition from rortsinouth was seen from 1/4:41 : i-hea.l last Thursday •nd . viday.—Un c ' , ruing they got more to the AVestw•rd, l a d • S.S.W. wind springing up on Saturday inorning l it wits feared they would be forced to put into Torbay. Tie .13.41:4 Gestate: of the ed inst., gem " His 1 , lis3titnw, by his Royal Letter, haring a ppointed _ the tt:rt, 11: Duttits ts, Doctor of Lasts, to be of s. -Privy. CA=ll of irelmtd, he, elis day, toot the Ilona and his place at the Board accordiimiy." • The Veuus, PF: REA ft A, from Oporto, for London, was captured and burnt on tae Lith of November, by the Maeda French frigate, bound to the Wes of erisnee. • - • • ••• •• - • La Dispe, of 500 tons, Sans, and vinti-ierin . men, fra,a Bunkaav, laden * tth naval stores, trice. frai l h *00 1 404 Litt.ithvg Isles t• is CliPteired br IS Nialis-cre'li ship hukfatigable, and breirght • into Plymouth. 4 Cooroy, from the Ealtic arriyt d at Gottenburg istr P lVi'utt,, - fonv of them IH.moi to -Englund. A brig maul three gailints are reported to be captured by the Danes. (ivuerai Ft.orn arrived in Dublin, on Monday sr'anight, from the southward, and ou Tviewley ! mid I. respects to his Grace the Loan-Lim:Ts- NAST. at Dublin Castle. Mejto-cretieral Goatsow arrived in Belfast, on Wednesday, to take thr command of the district. The brigade of Guards tit Deal will, it is sup potd, eiuistik this week s tozether with some other s Pei r a m f r A carn.stsneh latsfrocearred nt reterslaurgi, ezz—ioat.l tue.::ioliesiee to the French Algae linsvatior. A work was published at the booLsellers of tl'e imperial Acadeuay of Sciences, entitled Mi.roxstions see fames francaise de dervieretemr, a p e; eie de 17yit year's:4 Hn, witich pout:tined setae reductions on the frentii army an I Eineci-or. The Ail:thunder applied to Cola Itt,at atiSOW for the snpiwession of the work, and tlse panishment et its anthoi; but the Empe:or ALLAANDLa pe remptorily refaced to do either. The Ambassador t!,reatenud to leave Petersbuegh, but afterwards though! proper to moderate r.ia resentment. At an early houron Saturday meriting. the Duke of CeelleaLAßD'S eltarp-rhoote:s mustertil in the /Ling's Mee*, and rematched from thence to Mont pelier (hardens, where &imp went though a variety of mai oeuvres under the direction of Major BAZIEIt. A tial of skill thew took plow among the best butriesinea, fora monthly gold medal. After a onto bee (Abbots bad been put in the bull's tie, the prize Isss wan by Corporal PoaTltooa, woo °Stamped the silver cup souse vane since. The Majo: finally pre seii:ed the medal to the vietor,wit le approprie cenin pl :mutt no his skill and 6uCce.f.a. The prase for the best 'earthman was to have been eeutetited. but toe rain compelled droCorps to march oti the gi ound ait twelbs o'clock. CLARE ELECT!Or. State of the pot on Saturday sennight— For cooart Fitzgarde ilia For L 1441. Captaw 0 . 9171115 NlNisriry for col. tit:wale —54 Colonel Fitsk3rald had s majority of 111, at the floss of the poll on Monday eve g. The harvest was begun in several harts of Susses last week; a great quantity of pease and rye, and come *heat, bare been cut, and the crops of the two 'sitter are generally very great. l'eaae have been c ansiderably hurt by the late dry weather. The a rather this wick proartvg favourable, the %heat harvest has very gaueralty commenced upon the South Downs. Ai a gentleman was with a party peeing the Bre ve fk . go off in Vauxhall-Gar...cur, oo Friday even he was surrounded by a despet - ate gang of pick pa who hustled him, and cut his pocket-book, containing bank-notes to a conaiderable amount, cat of his coat-pocket. An alarm was immediately gls en, hut the villains, aided by their comrades, elo led detection. O n the 9th of last month four foreigner Aired J , -)HN SIif.AATT, a a aterinan, to take them front ** . ortamouth on hoard a trsaspoet lying. at Spit- It •ad, which had Spanish prisoners on board, Whir o Ire on the . .r return home. SHERATT, believing them to be Spaniards, agreed to take them : but uzither Sittuarr or his boat has been h►ar,l of since,—lt is now believed that they were French filen, who had obtained their liberation by iepre *eating thentiwlves to be Spaniards ; and that they !save obliged SHEBAT? to land them at some port * France, where he is detained a prisoner. The CS ether was veer fine fur several days, 'o that it is apprehended that auy accident happened to . the bat. It if VIOL true that SIICR rr has been picked n;o, much wonaded, at the back of the Isle of. Wight. _I .4 .4 ° A c 11! lIIXDSOR TERRACE. oii Sunday evening the terrace at Windsor had to boast the most nuuierous and elegant uasemlilagO of company that was ever witnessed dace. Their MAJESTIES made their appearance about fire Mi nutes past seven, followed by the Princesses Au iiUsTA, ELIZABETH, MARY, SOPHIA, atld ANELIA, who were attended by their Ito) al Brothers, the Duke* of CEMSERLAND, KENT, and CAMSRLDUty Colonel Desanow, Sac. &e. His 111ssesrs , was dressed, m usual, in the full dress NVindsor uni form, looked remarkably well, and was in the highest spirits. He conversed, with great cheerful ness and affability, with several of the fashion:o.le moles and females who were present; and the hilarity of his countenance, an 3 sprightliaess of his conversation, seemed to communicate itself to the elegant and happy circle around him. We could not help supposing that every on! present had a kind of pleasinq reflection in their iniods, that white the Kings of the Continent are all lit in a state of glooniy vassalsoh sail this untwist : . nate Cu Altl.l.lll r . and FERDI fIANI3 Vii. of Sp*iii are actually state prisoners in France. they had the lucipiness to beholkelwi r beloved Sovereign enja)- in:z them le, and 4ratufationsofhts loyal %Object', and, hi fa-t, appearing among them snore like their father thin their Invereivt. The QUEEN was dressed to a green mond, whit a n line Wee dusk, end tnrhan of the mire. Tim Prowess ArGUSTA, in .a tigrored white unmet Ler hair Vain, with tia ornament in front. Prowess ELI7.AIIE.TII, a silver grey eire,w, wroneht through with silver, over white satin. Ilesil•i;ress nt the same. urineee•es MAY sod .41411 7 ,1,1 A, a grmatt.dress, with a white crape veer it, mutt Omar heads displayed maul elevet ▪ S 7;1 ~ a a h:tr drree, alth a Iola& .:rlvet !:aa • tt.e band; “ruanatit its tract, aLd a 1: - .etd hied kerchief hung belei , id. The clowd was ao great it was positively a agurze. so that ire it to enumerate the se veral Noble und Iteght Hon. Persoaugt4 prebrist ; Lot we, perceived • the CeMSCELLOIL Of the Ez- CIP:2II£2, Mier*" Master, end the three apee, PERCIVAL. Lard WALIINGIIIII, and his 'Amiable datN!itpra. Ca,. D.sta.)w, Count Mots:cu. &c. The Qtaxtr's Ruld, and that of the Royal 'huge (;uArtlA, Blue, played alternately. The ROY•L FAMILY emitiiiiieti on tie Terrace till half-pua eight, but the company did not seletrate till near tea. WINDSOR l'll E.l fRICALS. The Windsor Theatre, atter tern unforeseen dile , appointaielits, opened on Thursday rrr.niuif. with the Tragedy of rtnice Preaered, and the Parer of Fortunes Frolic. 31.. l'uts,ku, of tic Theatre- Royal, performed the part of leeks, with eftat.amination and foetatg. Mr. Baovstft, iu Pierre, exested hi obeli' with the utmost ; and MN. Moots never ',Fayed more to the heart than in the tender and interesting thwarter of Bti ;••f4dego,.. Her yeti semi« wi t s deservedly «totems] tlt g hat' ia 10100 E. The Torre went off fri the heat stele, and ',malacca repeated oursts of istu4fl - and merriment from a ::tsitcel and ournifroas audience. Tile Play std.: re an Aablv well dressed, particularly the part. of Jaffier and Pierre, which were tru'l 'Omuta' , wad we are happy to see that the Nl:tastier has prodai:ed au entire new set of scenes. Lain eveni:ig their islaJusriEs, the Dukes of KENT, CAMBRIDGE, and CU MB 7:111./LND, Priaceas , s AUGCSTAI., StIPIII A. ELIZAIKTIII, AIIILLIA, and MARY, walked on the Terrace. .whenN numeronii assemblage of Nobility and Gentry atten ausong:t a hoot w..e noticed by the halm, Qu Eve, and Moral. Fabilt, Lon' .oa4 Lady RADeca, Lord cod Lady WA JAIN JliAll sad daughters, Last morning ssEY, the Duke of CAld- Br.l erioCe.,c. Soltill A. A u.:EsTA.,aed Asa:Lit. f - orn pa,iird by Lady I ItY:s SE. General* C•Rf wßtent and Finaor, Lord WiktfINGHAM, and Col. TAVI.OII, rode in the Great Park, Windsor, and returned at twelve. The anpohitinent of General BLAKE to thl com mand of the Spanish arn, laaw adder CUEbTA. 'oil - ere a bleak pistspeet to tine rrench.—Gemeral BLAKE is a gallant soldier. Mr. CHI-ARV was to open the new Theatre, at Swamies, last night, Kith Sreed the Plough, and The of s Dug. Swansea [Urea conimenee this day —great sport and crowds of company are expected. The arrival of Lientenant _lit in the Black Joke, is very appo-ite. It has inatl.! block game of Ho s APAILTIL. and raised every Brifisli livart complete ly in eh. Serest is the rage for noveltyat the Edin!oirgh Theatre; that the Vaunt; SPA% Lexie was 16 per form the i.art of Norval, in the tra,4e.:y rti Dosqlos. Mr. Es Lwroa was expected to pci form tiee pa t of Oe&soials, in The illossistn;nernr, Mr. BANIIIIITZIL commenced his endagernent at Glasgow. on Tuesday ; and Mr. Jun ES closed his on Thursday; with his beuetit—the comedy of The Ricoh, in which he played Captain AlosolUte ; Mrs. PuIVISLI. and Mr. yaNNISTEa lent their a.- ststance—it was an overflowing house, and welled more cash than any beoeht tin* reason. Mr. JON E lertGlasgnO, o.i [friday, to commence his eugage tarot at Maori:ester Tneatre 14,4 uight. The lost arrivals at Tealiv are Earl and femora' Posit' rsd . fewaity, Kr. and Mrs. Mae well arid farai4, NI, sod Mrs. Lee, Mr. asd Mrs. Herbert, Cardai 7:: aatsral al`, Iles. N.. beemereesea, Rey. T.Willatets, Rev Mr. Radgr, nay. Mr. C 1.,.., Mr. Haase, Mr. R... 3?, Mr. 'chews, Mr. Word. Mr. R. Smith, Mr J. S.eic, Cana, Mr. Towers, Mr. Caserta, Mr. Garrets Mr Keasey, Mr. Animal, Mr. Haien, Mr. , Watcst, Mr Mrs. 15.b1., Mrs. T. Webb, Mrs. Porteuger, Mrs. Loss, M. Ion( s. Mim C. Wall, Mos Wiegfield, lac Grace.. the LOAD . LIEUTLNAST rind the Duchess of Rtcustoutt, and a port of their family and suite, are preparing to bet out from the N tee regal lodge iu the Amnia-park. upon a tour throughout the sonthera part of Irellowl. in which they take the L • of Killarney in their route. — Their Graces are invited to the enjoyments of the hospitalities of the must distinguished of our Nobi lity to their tour. where they Will he joined and greeted by m.wy families of rank and distinctiou. dercenbio • fiti WO Sime Monday being urcouiou Tuesday, Aldermen. city c ill WI state ft). s-iice (irace btatr Dui. 12,0011 tow, Pr'; aft:•rricion Steyoe foot baker l)OUi One h.. too 1 , - 1 here. has resided Piirade, ' he had C the gauzes. aitspicion th, the diately COtilaiUtsicated in a hi!l, which was posted up in. Mr. Tilt's eottee-rooln, adding. that the owner might have his notes again, on applicabon at tue bar, to the great eredit of Mr. Tilts house, and the satisfisction of those respectable persons who loslgeil in the same house where the money was improved have b-en lost, but aurM2; this interval, the owner had set oti for town to seek fanner redress. ... _ r Onlltele mas, after the Plairita had positively refried ea continue the Dereodatit as h:s.teuant, he shrowddld 95 maiden elm tee r, though be had twiee had no tice oot to do se—that ise bad permitted the fences, gate!, &e. to dtcay—that L. had cut down 14 pop lar trees, and snioy laireli and 'limbs, which bed been p`aantri mind the heu.e ter shelter and mai ment—hud dog up the as 4 arag WS birdsoverflowell the orchard nal' water, and post . tbed it with, cattle —had cut dos n tive apple trees in the garden, and three in die orclutAl, and a walnut tree near--had tamed i.,to the orchard eight yearling calves, which he had b , :rrowerl, en lotted, and which completely baked 27 bearing eeple and other fruit trees themi ill, ;rota the ground to the branches. From the appearance of one of the trees, which was pro duced ill Court as a sainoete of the rest, it coked as if the teeth of cattle had no: liven the only iestrtni menu, which had been need; net a morsel of the • rind being left. That the ground round a pear tree bad been removed, the roots cot, and the ground replaced—that warm water had bei n pour ed to the roots of two beaut ful vines in the front of the !maw, and in one en-tame Nitstreas Belcher poured it out of. tea-kettle=—that the leaden pipe, by which water tsar conveyed from a pond to a dairy, hrew-honee, and yard, had been cut iu two, suid.stu,Ted with rags—end that almost every pane of glass in the windows had been broken, the bars for red in, and the lead cork beaten to 'items. • Mr. Serratit I%rthttater, the Defendant's Colin. eel, admitted, that the Defendant had mimeos ducted hitirelf, but ultimate! the Jury in mitiga tion of damages. Mr. Serjeant MAICLEV, the Sheriff's Apemen, summed op the evidence iu a very clear arat 'tar partial manner. He sad, that all the charges against the D.4siliset had been folly preyed, and that ail the iiijurics, except two, NA bora Wilfully and maliciously done. Though the Defendant had acted 110 shamefully bed, stilt the Jury would oat give vindictive damages—no such damages wi re known in law : they would, however, look to the grieveus in tunes the Plaitititts estate bad siidieed, and wuu:d not ineasnre.the damage.. to.. useely; He had never known so geese an vinare of a farm, and he trusted the Jury would not sp.re the De resident, but make bits pay to the utniss,t fa lb. 1 "mg' The Jury withdrew, mod shortly retu-ned, maw sing the damages at 217 L is. 0 , 1. oak costs. , MIRRIIIIIIIIIIINIIMINNife eiww w ww• - - • . .. ' . . ••. - - • , • bUBISIC, Aufere'r 4. LAW I NTELLIGENCE. C • Tuesday, the Lord Alayur, Recorder, Board of COWRY OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, Al7O- 6 0. Iderinen, High Sheriffs. and Commons of the ty of litsblin, assembled at the Beltibition-house, The Court I the whole of this day in • was occiipi -. hearing argumeuts on exceptions of no public Me% William -street, from whence they proceeded in ate to the Castle, where refreshments were pro- te tt e. . . ded for their reception ; mid after being regaled smememmismaommus .." a .hort bine, they were u.liered into the Pre- POLICE. . . lice Goober, where they were received by his ' . . race the Lord Lieutenaut, under the canopy pf . STREET-RORFERY. a°*-111r.V. lir ' . ate. Yesterday, as old wusasu,. wear , sty yeais of ..y, ... IL. •_.. The Address of the Corporation of the city of ■ mi K y etawese , l before We. R• e • the Chief Ma tee . le ' 10)1111 to His Majesty , as voted to His Mujemy s cheer, iif being COHICIII.sed is rti4hine M r. Hel rot R. OS 11‘. me the subject of the old afforded to the Patriots amid,. r'eis widish, aid motley to a f oesidtrable amount. 'Spain and Portugal; by our envied empire, under gu Th , ol e te P a "..7 l4 ,, st r in at t s h t :' l ' that u" the b " la " f h ilal' ip "s a tt le adaitices of our moot grammes Mouarch, .was, eatnily , u e , aii , k, k . tido ,„ ere ".l; ,Z,,, e ,,, a r ‘g r ' n 'l a- W - ,7 4 - w T is ad by the Recorder, after whicli his Grace as etsesad, that be recAleetrA 1e.,,,e tags to a le:esse, kit tred the Lord Alayei that he would faitliftilly whet be did tut buss, and s. has he iveru.treff. Caine!, be anismit this Address innu the - loyal Corporattou disewscred he hod hecii roVid aide catch, with • chain aipi r Dublin to Ills Nlajesty. His Grace afterwards abry,:hietn:pl,lll7ll..l.:l)srgii;v,lerot.V,:iionliolb.,:aticti44, watch, was rwdsrad eiveried with his Lordship and several of the areas Idettneni ' The Paciihruki r said lie reavieientia:wthrhi in pleegoaf Iler (.ranee the Duchess of Richtnond, and two the Prisoner, 00 Pie tion.ing after the ro:mhery ;no :bout a F her daughters, attended by Sir Charles Vernon, week atiir, she came team to get ISo aLtlinnts WIT attic, whirl, 1* lent lA', sad, is iLrre or GAS *lap Atllirwm,.••, she nod b-ii:ind his G es ) ; race under the can of slat- e . v plieo Sr 11144. issatj, seatis heel. µ is the mesa tingly. string the reediiig sled prerenuition of the Ad- ... mee t . c.t eris ais k ,som ii. e sm a, had beami, stoles, ska. ream; anti afterwards, with the mutt amiable coo- tweed Let. _ . eicenbio • Ritigkeia lima with the Lord 'lt: Pewee"' laid she find the watch at Rutattabridiat, ieyor, . . , the sips u. 11. t the Prosecutor re.' he was robbed a :I, Monday being the Ansiversary of the King's t a l „," 4 „.. ot e°l 4iLl i : i m ed y e ' pe ,,,,,,' tr "" . ,..t. b5 ' m 1ia `4,''`,,;::: 1 11 1 1 " 441 1 ,.. iii i at ece*,:ou te'tlie Throne, the Royal lintel:is! *tend- did out ewe as accusal Sin be gave the Nast cze tt t o : sa d, ~.. id yeamdisphived from the to of Bedford Tower, therefore, fully easassititsi 'testa Nenetc, I. take bet avid' i the Upper C i ostio card, main* none she rum hi it the Ohl 11,..ey, at the nest eesslon, a hich comments on he Park mate &mi, which were anstwsred by a the ' 4ll "‘"lt teab " 4 !"' . •ottett.trt. :. it-de-j9ie floolstlieutio.ker-y i nihr Royal Barracks. • Yesterday, Hee, lwrk, fur whose apprehension a reirs.tt -retare. - of toot bed been offered, Le heroic, in the month of :day a RI4II s ON. Aseurr 7.last, ftwird mars los tilt Bank of Airs, 5i.,...e Prescott aNI en., e „. ......sinseee- The al.nlit of this moruitig being very rainy, the to a eoata.krable swlmmt, wits brought (envied. Ste bad own tea. rather doll. His Roved Illighbesi the el ..r ea ,. . ti ' ' i g il sw" the Pun‘es " 1 il rolord•Y Iliwitial• he was sport-L.3.4W is the si ighbouritood a Sew- •rince of 1i ales still leave us at amen u'el...ock this low , a .d I„,,,„ s k t up fu, amiamti... th .,,, suoramor - us .4ernoon for London. The Chapel Royal was but Primmer as. iemaadiii, 44 aucuiMt of sir J44,1e, soLigi, 4o4 .hiiily attended, on ecemnit of the weather ; the belie atweut in the cearstry, who is mu to 4la peaseasiaa - of the plats that made Ilti fear. •itsts. ift:.rnoon turning out tine, we expect an elegant mmilebeelleilbeliele •iteyee this ewesing. In the course of yesterday a root race took p's e 'io the I..eites reed iwtiviat a BERES MR E ASSIZES. baker and the 'eon of a horse dealer, in the neigh- ~' .. _• ~, , .--tme.— - bourhorxi of i l)aviwotreet, to run one mile out mud blietesti • ite.ime. ti o t rit i s ol A ic sii h tt Et i, r a l ca c u r s . e , : a f much pab ruao. lte one mile Oiler lo 'primate i the baker beat hi* ate: , 111111 end Thomas Price Be•cher, of Coxwett, in taienubt, whit might have won it, bad he not played too much with hie swift-footed competitot. Ohl. enmity, 14th Dilketdstit.r cum? on td the A curiotits and very serious cireusimusetetoerurred County Hall, at Abiligilon, before the Sheriff, here last week, % in. Adams, Esq. agentiassin who upon the execettn of a Writ of Inquiry of Da- has resided at a respectable house on the Grand 111 °K". Parade, lost, nu Thursday last, ell. in Bauk not -s ; The Plaintif is the owner of a farm et Kinsfolk he had spent part of the day et the Castle Sun Lisle. of which the Defendant had been truant for . Coffee-House, and left the money on the beat of 21 years, at a how rent, under O 0 lease Or •Viiitiei the privy ; not recollecting exactly the eireum- agreement, but under it ptarnete of a lease. and by stsace, suspicion atese in his mind that be had lost the Deb.ndsint to.hare butt ensile to has Isy.*4o- the money at hi. 'edgings—a creditable house on nut steward of the Pleiiitiffr immesh no cytologic the 4.ltrand Parade ; which suspicions were made was given of such a premise ; however, the Data& known to Messrs Townsheud and Severe, •tho v e ry ant', word was taken, and he wit* ailewed toitersl active Officers, who were authorised; by a respect- the farm for the time and et the trot he said he able Mazistrnte, to make diligent !march for the was proem ells 11'' 14 he reeard , s l the Piaiteitt will property s' Let Mr. 'fownithinicl, who know. f ‘oi n 51,!+.-er iu reading the evidence. Refer, Illteheet, . nun, Der, the Plaintiff gave the Defetisteet'sio; Me • expertrace that his arrival in Briglitou is the 4 4- nal for all improper per,otis to decamp, and that a to quilt at.Ledy-day, 104.19. About Christisae, fele thief or a pick-pocket coin no more live there in Tie Derenilint made application to the Planntilt to peniment than a snake or any other venomous eltp. continue tenant at double rent, best hi* odirisseas tile imeollfoodMesaws.troliesul -hr-thirrelteeste• of St. .tefecniel." ' - 1 ii i i tm .c . i m aki, ! ,.4 y i t i v . ft s -d wi pe ar ri r - fi r • f r . _ , Air. ittaitcrf, assisted by Mr. 11-eimeetel hours, and in the menu time fßeinTitile aiiiiTiiiiil sulkPeriPirsit!'s wed' mach P 4 ""*"""! , all= by one of Mr. Tilt's melt in the envy. where the -WY 's case. __ owner hen left it. The circumstance wits Mune- It was given in evidence, that soon after Cliffetsi .6:-...i.................i......A i.. a I.:11 iehiels es. ~noted Ines, after the Plait:tiff. had pesitittly refueled ea a LORD .111LTOJVS DINNER. Upwards of Ino Gentlemen. among whom were Lords ltElton Morpeth , and Killington ; the Ilan. Lawrence riunclas ; 'Si.s William Strickland, George Cayley, ilner, and Francis Wood ; Mr. Wharton, M.?. ; the Right lion. the Lord ; Colonel Grinisroa ; Messrs. Wrightson. Milner's, Thornton, ChoLmeley, Carr, the ltscorder. Aide rmau Ntrilsen,Stieriff Sitnpson,Croint.itons.Fol-, jambe, C.'. anon, kes, Lamb: Hodgson. Wybenr., fleywood.Nicoll, Lees, Tow nends. Rich mond, R. NVrangliain. 'Preacher, Dealtry, G. Woonevi Crofts. 'Vervh-t. Tom Swineherd, Tew, • Tottie, Nimes, St. A. Warde. &c. &c. sat down, on' about baU'past eve eciork. to sii.essaieut r, (prosideded liy Etrittge!, in the Great As reoubly aborts; York, iu cosiniemoratiou of Lord Milton's Election for Yorkshire. The High She riff ass in toe chair ; and never wella chair filled more admirably. The peenliar elegance with . ..shich he introduced the toasts, and the feelings ith which he returned thanks. twice. upon baying his health &alit. as Chairman, and as W. J. Det Mil, difinsed a singular brilliauev oc t , the of the meeting. When Lora Milton's health was drank, be entered very *llly into a. statement of his constitutional conduct on the subject of the Copenharn business, the Asti-commercial Orders of Council, the suspicious slow nese *I the revived Finance Committer, and the rejection of the Catho lic Petitions. We wish time allowed us to be de tailed nu our account. A large _proportion of the party wit to a very late hour. The tickets, at a pities, were inscribed " Milton, and the 11,177." Vie Clerks of the different Police Offices com plain of a dearth of bueiness, having had of lste little or not.snal to do. This may be imagined, by some, as a rod .ign, and that roguery and thieving' I are ant trite on common at present as at a formix period ; this, however, is not the case. The tint gamiders, swindlers, pickpockets, and others of the must uotorioas and infamous charac ter, though dressed like gentlemen, are daily to be met with ru rheal. at the different watering . places, }'airs, and races, dietaut from town; lend thou gb the _grader part of them ore absvut at this moum.t, there cam be no doubt entertained of their egaist retoraing, and dexterously resttusing their tat guitous practices, and the whole ' , cope of their ink bunny, vulva iu the winter their dupes shall reture In the gay uietropos,;4. " Thu. twos the world : fools are am 'ante-al prey of knaves ; nature de .,,urd them so, when elm r.nu4 lau-Ii fur wollge." SALISBURY; AvGusr 6. On )londav, the to:Una - ft •f the As.izPs for tho county of Wilts commenced he, e. ertgiet causes were entered, and that which AIM considerld the iuost important, (Lterietvol, Ea.l. r. (:reamig') being so action fur stressmss, alleged to have bees atteudecl with many circnm•tanc.-s of * most ag trio-uteri wore, went eff tor went of • sufficient at tetedanea of Special Jury oven. North", E.g. v. C--iiigtoti, ',entered for a Sperial Jurcl, mad V. c. Lester, *ate Loth withdrawn. The others were