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WINDSOR, Atosust SI. The Terme was not .0 crwdel, yesterday Pven • was h-retFrfore erterienzed, n atnr;thst 4 d, g WAS a nonteroas assornSlage Of beauty and r. His•MartrrY. with the QUEEN and Pa indcssts, • npno the retrace about seven o'clock. 'LING wire the Whitlow un-Cpta, -;elected in health i- wiel cooterard with d (Client anal IitUFEN ware A yellow Of ,overPfl with !ne, and A b'at'e lets drat , 4ter In wei a turban rite ism telteCEsi AUGUSTA rota a cite! or o'it terit4 4:04, t E whitelace over it; her hea Ate" was eh en ..rn intent in front. ELAPAISSTH wore a white tonna pwlticeet, d,:et of Iliac cape, t putt eel with silver rg. Iff 'ad 443 , 4 3 of ;mail; rand, with a lace handk irewief, richly wonntlit idea, hung on hehind. !RINCENS NIA lt Y wore a white aeon. t petticoat, with a , h i dd d aps drat t h r hair rimmed plain, with a chant of 0, i n front. liwd • ~.rent of diamond. boh,ad rIIgePSS SOPHIA wore a whits sarinet iriqt.coat, • pink rir d ea, with a white lace cloak ; her head-ilieas a ba.ideau A t , , ,eie wore, with a 'malt of Howere. PRIVESS AMEA o ct e t; a lira ,traw.e.aloitred 'leaflet & dr , with wilite lace None of the Royal Dikes appeared upon the T err ace; the Family were attended by those in wa i t ing, and quitted the Terrace about eight e'enick. The bard of the Royal Stafford and Oxford Nees remained playing until very nea- dark. A cun , nt i diiturbancetonk place in the Park, kalm the T..rrace, caused by a Gentieman who ap peared much intoxicated, and stripped to fight with wine of the crowd, w, ich attrafited the notice of the Royal Family; hut he was immedittely w e., into citandy, and c.'nveyed to the Gitard use, where two of the +miners attended, no other or lir then ii.toxic ition being alleged against him. le was int/is-Jlw Hy d ac tarp,ed. Musdests csesed hi. engagement here on Saturday 'it. Ow hod iy he performed Scrui,its7'he Bears: txtairssi. wit , . his usual whim and humour. Mrs. des was •upported with gteat spirit and vivacity 'its Music. The Play, which in general went sty well. vas r••ore-ent • d ' tydesire of the Os ,of She Aisles Uwrr St.qPrdshrre Betimes,. lII* n ee WAS vet, well attended. Mrs 'sluts' es heeds ra:fr recited great applaus., on Saturday night. ree•sces great judgment and v•-•satility of i f tram her energe - ic and impassioned man ner, we sheslil consider tragedy and seri'iu• comedy to b her ; and we are to , t witn-ut • xp-dat.oo ei sating Mrs. Mutate on the Lo .don boards this sea son, as 04 would ha a considerable acquisition to tither of the winter I . heatrer. This morning arrived the Duke of Foltz, and transreled business with Ills M asasr v for an hour ; slier whoth His M r ims. v, 1)-ike of Yn• IC, Prin. trii‘f :icitHtd, AUGUSTA. a"2 Awry*, accnnspa. rase), rfe 11011. Maas LGERTI,3II, Lord WALSINCI- Gcnerals 114••COVIlt. CAR TWA4GH r, And it rzanv, gad COL FAY LOA. took ao ailing IA the C:oat Park, and returned at tw. lye. The Ti ,as WA erAl tas} ion. HirM ,e wpc l b .. tit' irT ',went rig 441.7 wtite late. it 'Age lb PKINCI wi th white vall in '' n /KIWI tat artil chit" ° 4 with %Ivor, tRIS(: 1 0%4 perk in ft rise errd" Au-At romo. t er , wit Nem Temer waiting fic:twk , The Nees r A cue jet-Arr tl prated roue ol t the u l t . ! , it h use, rose ti he was Mt; t • I ketagi !v'('; of very cars of bourse lease &In der, w of soil son, a tither Thir srar.sat afier ges,, v▪ .*, it rza G: at ftu h e rtL tar ht.! On mix a Utt Writs Vhar Oa fortan pas ti br.ri • by tl • kisuk • lti to tic, C tt~fa t hnin sptlJ n twat, f a .'c( tna Olt prqe •11.4a1 „ loft' 1. to f 6; )1 Jot t Lel' i • &tArt, to tAI• trib!. I . (74 i • ci,l t e taut the too • 1. IN .i) 111 IVIACHLS? kR, Am). 29. ftn rvnrclay fast, died, at his lints:a in King's. James Rivers, Esq. brother to Ow ls te kstiet Riveia Goy. B.iat. Preendaty of this I a' hhlral. Menday htsr„ another party of the Bth Regi. Oka atriveJ in this et: y. Oa ty, arrived the .vflunterrs from the Knit Down, and on Wednesday, those Ir ,, ret the Vhst Ewe% Militia. Oa Ttursd4y miming, marched in here from fortsm.utA, tine Nortit-lients volumeors._ Tile same day arrived those from the Not .hire li wawa. 'lke volunteer+ frora the West E sea and North lecvon w:11 march to-morrow morning to London. There was a very 11.11 meeting of the Deputy Lietrenantey. at the White-Hart Inn. in this city.on edorstley, et which the Earl of Malmshury. as Lord Lieu.e.:aiit of the C-tunry, presided for the first time since his appctintment, to investigate the teiculetions respefling the volunteer system. Lan nigtt, we experienied a very :leery !tom of thinider and lightning, which . fir the time it lasted, was troly awful. 14e are SJTI yto add. that as Mr. Cox, tie butcher of this city, was returning from brarinatt, his horse took fright from the lightning. by ehich he was thrown, and haJ the misfortune to leak his leg. it is with deep regret we now find it necessary to orties t an outrage in anntlser county in Ulster, si inlar to that which fats ty happened in the County 4 , Cavan.. persons of a postreol,ir drsrsipttea matted on toe 13th inst. t) parade in a s all t:vu in the cont.ty ref - ryenne ; on their return born-, a party of them went to the ht use of a te qq.table Roman Catholic, tt.rrisd the inhabitants t of le ionise. which they strictly searched, per routed the beds with their baronets, fired several .hots, threatened to kill all before them, and cl•- " •R•si. " the tine war not far qt when ib,y 'would ie !C to do to"—they then marched the men and cltit shoi prisoners for about three miles, and them chs rnits4 them. this nut:age, we are informed, has posed withont eleting any legal inquiry.—(Disigia Post.) The Freeholders of the County Tipperary met On Olt Sid nu. to deliberate on the greet grievance t.: Tithes; when it etas revived to address the tie letseutatives of the County to lasing in a Hal for the - 11 ^olitten of Ti.hes. Colonel Ilarruaw. in the course of an able and forcible speech, mentioned, that thnngh he was ay. Mired the it was tint usual for the Representatives to spesk, when the intention was to iestrult them, 1"t new that they had agreed on that, be felt him "l' bound to say. that not only on that occasion. Let fla ones as th-y should call on him is every in stance they judged necessary, he would endeavour to nokc up, in seal and perseverance, the want of 1 • 1 * 0 '; IA that he hoped, both generally and indi "dlitt:lY, they would often favour h i m with their aid though s on any public subjed that on "lted their attention ; for that if ever they should d'irr. it could only proceed from a want of those mutual communications which should exist between PeoPle apd their R-presentatives. On his 'Art, nothing should be wa,ting to preserve that coati s!. lice lard he fret t pitJUA, as often as he readied on 'i) they scemsd oisposed to place in prim. _ . . G Y PT. .1 LITRACT Al A LITTAII r ON A 1011110 GINTLSWAS NOW A TSl4o,ltit AT OttAND C•latO, TO Alf PA -1 MIR A r OOsp on T. " Chad I, of Grand Cairn, Wit 9, 1467. Ycu will, I have lade doubt, be very mach ha" to hear that I have found my w.y into a Turki•: orison, where 1 have been two day.. I nad to be taken in the disastrous affs,r at E Flamed, where a detachment ef 700 men, from dii. ;dent i.giments of the army (before &onto) war completely cut up; not above 150 iif them remain, ' wit: oust tieing wounded ; and 110- one of them re. turned to the army to give any account of our fete Colonel M at the 78th, commanded the party, and was killed. We Inst three pieces of can non. You may easily conceive what a narrow es cape I had,' when I tell you, that the party I re inanied with, commanded by Col. Macleod in per son, consisting of 275, were all k::h o l to 30, of whom 15 only escaped without being wounded.— My p mr bogie? sived my life, but at the expense on own. I had dismounted, and placed mvsell behied him (as did Colonel Macleod, and thenfficer, and a patty of 8 men of the 20th Light Dragoons), awhen a ball struck him in the side, exaily opposite to where I stood. and killed him on the spot. He had received a great many wounds before that.-- my groom (an Arab) was killed, and my servant wounded in ox places; I had six camels belonging to Government, with their driver (a Maltese). and an interpreter. killed. I believe not an officer or man engaged in the affair had ever seen any thing to equal it before. The Turks drove the party 1 %yds with about a mile along the heights, when we found opmelvei completely surrounded by the caval ry in nut t tont, and infantry on both sides and r wr. As our greatest loss t ink place on this spot, it was thought advlseable to attempt to close a field and join anoisier nitrty uo •r Major Vogelseng, of De italic's Regime rat, woi- had formed into a square lot the deience of t: • c tenon. However, we had Inne halt crossed toe Cell wnen the Turkish cavalry cams in upon us and cat us up most cruelly. Cap tain *Kay. of the ?eta, and an officer of De Rene's, ware cut doe et the SAM' moment ; a blow was a ode at m v.ich I .vaded by fall ing ; it strteik e... 1 the sword cut it in two: fi n d, , g I was ear woitioht t. I immediately r -se, a• d toe same scent dot made. anotiler cm a: my neck, -Nell I could not hove avoided, had not videoce woe me an Albanese soldier to SASe my life, who received what ads intended for me u,-ors Isis musket 1 then surrentered, and gave rap my sword. were-. bteast-pin, sneer 70 Dutch ducats, puhlnc m n• y, and about 91. private ; together with every ti i. g I had in ny pockets I was aliel we••ls obliged o teed a horse to the borders et t Nile, (whets tee t nrktsn camp was, a emigres of three miles from ieln re I westen) with a wounded Turk upon it, and carry two mus kets, without a hat, in a burning son. and almost dying with thirst. When I an ived at the eamp I was taken to Hassel. Fische, where shout 300 brads were lying in a pile I etterwards whims to the skinning or scelpeig of these heeds, which were sent with us to this piece they weer eee l s e l• w are us to the Paella's palm, %leen pnles e ,bnias an - ' I hope it will be tl e last time, Ithalf its, b ottged to be led in triurnoh through a Tusk•elt town ; we were marched along amidst the acct.- marines of the people, and sirefe jggeived aelme toe PacOa's palace with merge playing arid gans.fiting. After waiting in ranks for above an hoar, we were ordere•l before the Piclia, Mahomet Ali, who re. edited us in a very becoming manner ; end slier telling us that he - was very much the friend of the English. and regretting that politics should have brought us to this country as his enemies, he assured us of his proteftion, and ;het we should receive the kindest treatment, which I am happy to say is the case. and we shall continue to experience it, 1 bepe, as long as we remain here. Lan night, the Paclia came to the Citadel, and for us to his apartment, where we were treated with the greatest familiarity, and passed away the evening until about I t o'clock, in discoursing upon politics and military concern,. We liner reeeived great civility from Meld:oven., the French Consul, who has furnished us with clothes, money, and all we wanted. We forma very extensive men here, be. ing altogether 19 efficers, three of whom are wound, ca. Our dinner and sapper never consist at less than 27 dishes, sent us fried, the Niche's son's table. ann which we eat upon the ground with a coarse wooded spoon : as spirits ate very scarce, we oboe °Marin, to a dram atter each meal. Wine we never Lute which indeed concerns me but little, as we have excellent water tr, in the N.le. lam very badly off for drapery, having only one shirt and one pair of stockings, so that I am obliged to be without while these are washing. I was striated at LI Honed to purchim cattle and Image for the army, and bul locks fir the navy. I had likewise the snperintend ancs of dosernharking the oroviaie'ns on lake Elk?, and forwarding them to the army before Rosette My duties were very extensive and fagging I assure you, as I was obliged to ride a distance of 13 moles .over the sands every day. who, I was taken I had 1380 Spainiiti dollars government money by use, 70 ducats of which only set re geld ; the rest I sc oured upon the gun by the Culonel's orders, and with the gun were taken." The Wesies, 4L, Capr. N ISH• hi, with the West- India Convoy. was forced to put into Plymouth. en Friday last. the wind blowing hard from the S W. The JJ. drntar. Furird, and Dia*. f. litotes; Drake. IZrnard, Peterci. anJ Lark sloops ; were lying at Jamaica on the 12th ult. The St. Leda brig. Hue. Capt. Da COUKCY, is captured by two Loge French paivAteets, and carried into Guade loupe. The Monsworti, 64, Capt. E D. Kivo. arrived at Pr 4 uniouth on Saturiay from Sheerness, to befitted tor tamps service. Aoal for a flag. Admiral Lbw ay. it i. behaved, is to go to the Care of Good Hope in her, as Commander in Chief on that station; which command Sir Trims*. Tisowastosia was in his pa►sage to. when the aketrarns was caught in a her ticina on the Bth of Feb:vary last. The jaws fri gate (late Dutch PAinu) cumin:lnd:al by Captain ow se DG g i (sun of Sir Tstomas) Was ia conspituy bet, POLICI. 1111ATTON-OAIDIN. SABBATH BRF^KiNG. For some time past, the fields and neighbourhood at the upper. end of "lottenhain-carry-road, on the way towards Hampstead and Pighgase. have hs:n so dreadfully infested by mul Auden of teen and boys fighting dogs, hinting cluck*, Aging at chuck-farthing, cricket, it:. &c. nn :Sundays. that ft became necessary to have recourse sis the Magistra:y of the distria ; and, in coniegnenes of which. nine. teen persons, men and boys, were ' , emelt Wont :be Strrisio MAOII r m Avg of this Office. yesterday s charged by Henry Bell, High Constable of &d -own ,Lvis.nn, vi;tl rkting, bR .ttng dogs, kc. and ritlirwise u lawfully DT:A[III4 the babbath, at various hours t.f the day. and during the time of divine service. After a stria examination of these several per- MS, mo4t of whom were tradesmen anJ trades-. :lien's sons, and after a severe repr,usand for suejr improp I.!) , of rondo.% and a warnmg rot to **- pest it in ftrure, they were all discharged, upon paying their fees. ATTEMPT AT SUICIIS6. _ - - Maru FOV6Vi. a y 'on: woman about 27 Flays of age, was brought before the Magistrates_, charged with attempting to drown herself in Cie New Rae. on Saturday last. 'There being • susotctoft that her intention was m. rely to delude and impose upon the credulous, * stritt inquiry w n direfled to be ma•fe, when upon the i - .vestigation, it appetred. yesterday, before the &Integrates, tnat Wit wohappy woman had formerly been in a respects's!, line net bushat.d nosing kept a babe-dasher's shop in Tottenham ...ourt-road, for upwards of foto y ars; :tut at lan hi, ill treatment of her obliged 11. r to leave him, add seek au inyiem in the /wish Workhousd ; there shei suffered long and paintu!ly from ill health, and when sufficiently 'cc ; vered st,e support d her self by her nee.te, and was for so:ne tilde employed by a holy. who used w give ter work ; but again falling ill, she was obliged to re turn to the vVorkhouse, and when recovered she found her former triend had no longer employment for her; she was given to underst.cid, that if ane returned to the Workhouse she w uld be sent to Bridewell ; and having now no friend upon earth to whom she could apply for assistance or ssoploy meat, deserted and at;used by her husband, I:tr mind became in such a stile of mi.ei y and wretched ness, that she confessed, at the time she was pre vented by Cie perso who observed her near the New River, a had ,:e.ermired to put a period to her ea;stence. She acknowledged the crime she was about to commit, professed her periLetice, and only wished to he put is a way of carrEng an honest 1 V. lthood. apse Magistrates, in a hum me but:firm mannlr, censured her cxdua, .and cicsired.her to be s;onvey ed to the Workhouse, and there taken care of. She had !yea rather hands..se than ctnarwile. but apparently brok v oy poverty and went ; she was but ‘..;shed, and was much ef (teed -in .ise of her exammation. Several tetpe!:-:: persons attended, and comborate.: the gre..:er part ut net story. • lIcKrocKETs. Mn. 9 , Prawn,. Hi.ora, And MW,', were brought op f or te-rcallina...)n, charged ty J3nn TtrAt: Police OEcer, witn ttei pickpockets, and apprelien tad by him, at Sadler's Was, ou Wednesday 'urn last. as mentioned in bur Paper of rit.er tome father investigation, from wh'ch thine appeared reason to suspect one d tit.tm (Bt.owne) of a highway robbery up in a poor sailer. nis ruminate, and some other very suspicious c•r cum Lances against the others. they ware all re nut:.l,4 for turtiier examination. ItMUEZZLENIENT. Joistawliaa Uthier %yeas • re- zantinaticin, charged by his late empinyer, Mr. Palliser, a coalsf-Etcr, with embizzli.ig his pro r serty. It appeared that Tomlin, was em,rtnyed by Palliser, to hawk and sell coal► for hint, had rece,v..d money without accounting for ir, and taken cut coals and disps of them without his knowledge. Upon some further investigation, however, it appeared that the Prisoner had ey ed upon a tontraft between him and the coal fador, whereby be was to have so much per bushel upon the sale of the coals : he sold the coals, received the mu icy, gate be reccirrs, and transaned all the business in his own name, and had constant access to the coal-yard whenever be thought neces sary. He admitted he had received money, which he was then ready to account for. Upon this the Magistrate was rather of opinion, that this was more a guesti so of en-partnership, than between master and a leant, and accordingly ordered hint to be dis charged ; but not being entirely satisfied, direEted that security should be given for his appearance, if called upon on a future day for that purpose, which done accordingly. A person at respeFlable coane4lions was brought before the Magidrates, at this OdaCt. oil Friday lest. and committed by chap to Cold•bath Fields Pribon, on suspicion Of Inswing committed an unnatural crime. He was to ha:: been brought up yesterday, for further examination, but was found dead try the Turnkey, yesterday miming, when he went to viatt him. tie Lad wrangled himarli in the cause a Lae niAht, with his har.dkerchief. the patties underwent a private rumination yes terday, the result of which we ha►e nos learned. FRENCH SQUADRON I? We lately ittr•d that • French v i natfron, consisting of aline o battle skip and tw , Ith! ves sels,. were at sea, and thiv A tit/lint Gardner bad detached two or three ‘.l the (1-.Annel Firer in search of it. The American ship S • k,,,; , et. , v en d •ys trum Liverpool,hound to New Yr,: was hoarded by His klajt-ty's slap Amataa. the Juiy, in Par 30, 13 N long. 12. 0. W. cornmanseated the following information np t:.e s...c,j•zt : •• Seturday, title.fu/y, in the forenoon. the Sfestate fell in with a 1:111 of battle *hid, a frigetes and E.itootier. supposed. from 'ratios:is marteurres, to be French, patticalarly by their striding the schooner to speas the. Maahaag. The scli:etner said she war from'Cid:z, bound to Cork. aid d *tad heying.any knowledge tif the above rot ithe • standing she intruediate:y procee.ied to rejoin diet!. and continued in their co-npaLy until the Monday_ followinz, when the Ileok,W; lost sight of them in lat. 31. 13 N. long. 11. 53 4% . . then standing t 5 the southward and west Ward, under easy sail. The wind was fresh from the westward do—ng the time they were in sight, and they continued the whole time under very little sail,seldam making any alt.lr elan. or a:tempting to speak several vessels, which. during that time, came in tight. 0 • b,ig (hay, whica ran don'ts to them, was detain:7d. 0.1 Set, day, at swim, the line of bacle .hip passed coq.- Pletely wi:hin hail of the'Ailetiv, btu did notspeak. She was paincoi with a black weak between her wets. The frigate bad dark yellow tides. On the a 9 h July. lat. 50. 0 the .11.41ing fell in with the Canada and Wer , ; the lat"cr ::11.irit-,1 her that an .knierican schooner from L.‘....rp00i, ohm, :hey had hoarded a short time liettir tad given inf.-tornados of two French 74's. by which he bed been examippiii, tiff Cape Clear, but that, from the dark less of aid • Mg*. she could not distingnth their force with ea. Amiss. T .ey are suppotscl, however, to be the I*l3llt sqtadron seen by the Ittodiag." . 1. ' Mt IVIRLY ItlCULruit AL REPORT, 10it AtTGV3T. The harvest is now every where Ida Sate et ghat I mu& rev, and the ‘roie of wheat us wenn loamy soil. are fou:td, agg reemng, ii oe ref, aliuntant. Straw e rather snort EAT sown Sailer and an ale equally plentsf .1. On told strong lands, the amt.!, and e.ring cam have s:.!fered much Oran the 'try add wind., in the S ring ; am rt ..luny situ twins he von; • is anon in LIS ear, sad in avr IC 5 1 5 , , thin 441 Co. gro.ind. The awerrge pricer,/ Waist, per quartet, throughout Esstand 5.4 is /Ss. ; Motley ..19. Oat. 311.. Pats have a'roost every alien faded, an.l where they nem been vulf,re.! to re:nalu fit a crop, are Nut And Wm. Beare, ~ I r9r/lll!lllid, , l4.ave fare , ' surnevroat better, anl may be iiSv pectett to yield t iler,b'y reh. T•••• tps ass universally gaud, remarkably 19 Lui wit. ceoganial to tan, root. The tones wh'.ch have Ireton fa:lavred ( Arnett appear WO twee bees le It Mariagt r, .A 4 age . rit elArrot rat tureardl-es. The frequent showers, wltich have fallen sinew the to ...newt.' meat of narvea, have b.ma of be - viee le the ri.•B hi•4l4rutig onlyfar a t.ipe the operat.tts of the men. Tarter, Se....mbri cur,' clavier, edi.hen rid «astafts, We eoneequeatty :iron much imptuve.l iu their gto.v.:.; ant lion, the general goat ad p.:• a.tee o. atattra.;, cr .p.„ •he va!a f 1.3 n since is womb tne win:ea.', as A h .1 y ex, thel at the teisui..g klichaalms. Litt, :ha .1.4.en•1 foe cr wits w gria, haathfiettl market. gee/ !r •ai is 6:. to 4,64 OW Wan.; Meitbu, toct I". to 1..64.; and Port, fro a 4s. g 3. to 74.44. swag - et-0 hones ire star rem! er4:l"-.1 ter snr.ea•y inL eciminerClAl Mercer, w.isch seep; op their 1,16,. VCator pig area, 4,44 !lai,' t., be scarce aid dear, I.. ge .sore, are, flinch on also Iceline, 'Ai: the .mall sort to ta•a In • tie stub. Ids, and alterewde feed tar Vt. pork, are in gloat request, and advanced to 'aloe. I 1 . * - - - - --- . A Rus.ian frigate from St. Pe.ersbargh arrived yesterday in the Dewnv. , At the new fair, on the Level, near Brighton, on Friday next, many thousands of S,iu.h 1) isirri seep and limbs will Le .1%054rd for sale. The number or respeetable breeders who have ple.tged them. selve. to bring to this fair genuine South ',owls tops, stock ev.es, ewe lambs, and *ether lambs, and to prevent the iotroduCtion of any that are not of the true South Ditvn Lurid. wilt, undoustedly outset the attention of purchasers trom every part of the kingdom. Wednesday, the 515th last, at Lyndhurst, was held the annual horse racing .n J rustic arnu.ements. A great assembl.ge of people of diferent desziiptions were on the ground, also the beauty and lashron of Coe different i.diglthourivicds in eilaisys, taxitti cart., waggons, Ste. fittel nut for the purpose, attended with earitn: drivcrsand guides,to prevent any alarm to the ladies repining over the forest in the night .o their impel :re Lomrs. On Mistiest Jay of Newport :laces. in the Isle of Wight, the weather tning remarkably fine, a greater concourse of people. including all the Nobility sad Gnltry ;n the island, than was ever krown to be assembled en any pubic occaiion, were present. The silver cup, the gift of B. P. Bi•cerose, Esq. Major of the Volunteer Creaky et tie island, to hie corps, was won at three heats by M. Davi. Be. tea's b. g. SAM! Jay the 501. biv.scrip.. ton plate. weighs for age was won by Mr. °sot sit J NlOtell b. m. CrcPpini Kale, bratirg three others. Nrat day the 601. subscription plate. 12 SWIM for all agvs, was run in a stile that world have done ertolit ro any country, end wis wo' by Mr. ik,NW BA La% b. g : .Ifrifer, at t. rev will contested beast. beating the winner of the foraint day's plate, and threo others. The Sweepstakes did no: fill. On Tue.day, the I ith lave, an inquiritiin was taken at Patine Enl, in the !wish of Etuhertoe, is the county of Bucks, before J ssas I:Strohm A so, Gent. one of His MAI SST let C• ropers for that county, is view of the bodies of Hannan and ANN Jamas, female !rift whose sleat, - .• re oeca.ioned tech ..., The Royal Notch Lincoln Militia, stationed at two female infants. whose sleat.is acre occasioned Ipswich. has tarnished the full quota ot 138 men , rocia the alm:niitration of arsenic by Qatar mother fur the regulars, with • degree of ardour highly the preceding morning, through mistake, sui , posed gratifying to the Commanding Officer of that R - to have been cream .it tartar. The eldest girl was gitni•nt. They are all doe young tellovrs, and have about threiyea-s of age. and the youngest upwards • chiefly volunteered into the lusts sad 24th ttegi- nt two: the citil,..deen e.it Cleat b eakt.see as usual, ? omits but the eldest Isavi..g complained of a violent pars At the Lancnster Anises join Hardy was indict in her stomach, induce." the mother to give theta ed for killing one Edward Winder. The deceased, each some medicine, which rbe believed was cream / a man 86 years of age, was walking upon the rut,: ~1 Last ir. Very shortly aiterskierds toe eldest dui.' from I.:leers:one to Lancaster ; wben the fore- became extremely sick sod ill, and died bets:sew. I wheel had passed over the body, the prisoner, not- giral ass.tante entifii visibly be pro-ured. Tao withstanding he was remonstra ed with by a bye- other infant expired 13 doe most IeSTO *uric g lig sander, inhumanly persisted in driving on his car- Sties about hall an houf after tl.e surgekts's arris.:. rage; and, valets the hinder selsecl had passed over wli s!i attendance wars procuted wit.. sue mace; the old man, tne pris•iner continued driving on. un- speed. The bode of one ot the childrrn was o. cord concerned at the roelarcholy event whim had hap- by the Ccirone.'s diredasn, and tae tie-gron. vela t . pened. *lbis old man languished for • few hints, rod nsaminaii-hs dekio,vs% the: •nest d" 1 " we'• and died. The Jury found the Prisoner rat, ot— occasioned by takasit to.soe, end the Piny mitts ..? . ... _ ‘1,..1„,..t,.. t -9 ,. .