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r' l -773t4 4 , --- >#4; j l itteP ~~ a M. .~ FOfTIV. COLONEL THoßNyoN's A! , .RIYAL AT SPY-PARK. IN • LETTIM pto I PETER, AT 6ATII, TO WILLIAM, ♦T Taut Cos—Pray accept my here thanks for your Not Stets ts bin:self e'er inditi d a bettor; 'l ite " must excellent youth,' aids such skill you positray, The d.strem of his frieads, cud his tradesmen's dismay; A sketch more correct, or a grief 'sore sincere, War ar'cr felt e'en by Wer.vms, Or drawn by BRupti t t. The turrents of tear* thus hivntriekled, I'm told, With a flipsees untimely have delueed the weld. Put " he's too," us you so, to mike sport seer, vmes, Aud,'olie Str owe A I.L the farness, face as lie goes. Py rsiraming and vault:a:az, tad lumue'ung and flying— /Sow drink Out, Iy boin.iag,l mean to held lyin;— His halo hsPe at length vended their destia'ul Arid me nuts Men long - will be found on the load. Your sgree4le narrative taught me All town ; Ent as thence I to I.l.ith, • It!. a friend hurried dews, `Tam ray fortune, en pwsmrt, at Chippenham to ere 'the great Yoikshire Pt OCaeles whole nunagerie. Then ha; plums in such Muds, a complete Throats Wouid.• P. r.rg, too, they nprer hyre ow., stare the hood , Aid his paintings must Ilierally reposed to the eye, (Ilia friend Ilusvoa, p.rhap., caw the hem tell yea why, e ..? she.% and all Flying, " pray tome and buy.' Rnt you're anxious to hear of hie sad b.mota and tame, farets, his ducks, sod his steeds or high name; Weeenuirmats so one, oilseed o'er e .p-epee, feat of show, like their Lord, but m o re moderate than he— foe wlu'e they duly seize what true lois they eau get, to Ile Coto hit the; cootol to his wet. lir. boars, tionb hut four, ;rued this sew Nosilir ark, Yee th. gnat loan I,eouelf was safe housed at Spy Park ; And last, his ichnetinuno, fur whom, I'm assur'il, The Mmuzltsles some cruseodila's eggs have promo's!. Thus court. sy suttees the humirs of oar, Aral, while CA 111, in 0 and T• LLEY lass jangle sad jar, In (Mb uulinpeaeh'd, and civility bland, A rotkoN sad 'Tucks VON go quite head is hand. , hot .bat 1 approve the grand fox-hound donation, Thonrh they gave their new Niawod "much gratification" This I ttiatut ; foe theirSiame his ambition butt mocks—. Let otlvia haat fuses, ht. game's Pae•reitt ! Nu: to eend him " Costioevor's isase"puoll'ut wrotbow UPI cnn!, In Neavartle, you say is the North. Vet also knows, as Le tries the mist covers of Lena, rut his followers, (like Those who once follow'd Acton's), Taa2ht by years &trod pruet.er to scent Inman game, And tired of • ehnse here they only catch fame, Hay avenge, at one mouthful, all Europe's disaster, And, instead of • P•t.ri roe, est up their master ! • A winter-stream, well kiumo near Falemwr'• Hall, as 1 learnt frost oar of the Colonel's w',+-oats. Ye s t, r d a y morning, Rot M.liesrv. Prinreues Avail% ra, Sorttoa, and Amat.ta, accomp.mied by Lord WFSTIIeaI.A/ID, Ludy C•11101,(NR WALDE CMAYE, General riTLROY. and Col. TATI.OR. rode to St. Geor i p.',. Chapel, and heard 1 Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. CHAMPIGNY, horn kifith, ch. 9. v. ti. ; afterwards returned to the lltr itoyal Highness the Princess of WA Les gave a grand dinner, yesterdry. at her house at Blacks heath, to a numerous !arty of Nobility. His Serene nighties- the Duke of OftLEATC3 ar rived at Portsmouth, 011 Saturday MOr111:14*, tn isieet his sister, the Princes of ORLEAIid, wbo landed, that day. from Gighaltar, under a Royal Salute from the Tortoise. Mr. HARJUt observes, that the King's Theatre i. slightly tilled with 3 deer tickets, but the thea trical treasury derives no sierting advantages from the overflow. On the coati-try, he thiukr that iu less theatre he shall get inure matey. The Duke of PORTLAIID entertained • select party at dinner, yestersloy, at Rulstrode. The Earl of CtIOLMONDELEY gave a granl din ner, yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly, to the Earls of YARMOUTH and STAIII, Lord Bontso vox, General KF.PPCI., and Messrs. Morroux, tuctiaa, and flit Lordship will, on Wednesday, give another grand dinner to his Royal Highness the Duke of CLaatiacg, and a large party of Nobility. The Duchess of NRWCUTLII, Lady CIPIARLorre CLINTON, end General Ca. 111 1 ,1.7111;, left KiVA -1141161 hotel, on Saturday, for Drakelow„ inrUerhy. shire, where they iuteud Passing the Christmas fes tivities. The bulletin, at the Countess of Essr.x's, yes tenliv, signed by Messrs. V•tmitass and BAILEY. Motea, that " her Ladyship hid • had night, and was worse than the preceding day." Lord W•wrstoetano arrived on Friday evening at Windsor, and on Saturday rode out with the Ktau and PRI:WM.I3LS. Mrs. (kovan, the comic actrtss, who has no equal in the parts of Mrs. Oakley, Lady Rudulphis Liustkerentirt, &c. is, we understand, a candidate for en enga4ement at one of the Winter Theatres. The last Bath arrivals arc Lads Loitsit Lenox Lady Eticiiaby, Lady C. Bentiack f lady Lad y Harvey, Sir T. Standish, Sir Chas. Williams, Admiral and Mrs. Ltitack, Gen. Itstasay, General Macau, ColutiPl and Mrs. Flight, Col. Mahon, Cu!. tllunden, and I-teat:Colonel Yinsiigauris The winter ball at the Dolphins, Winchester, on Tuesday last, served to cheer the present gloomy season, and was well attended. The Earl and Countess of ENNISKILLEN have arrived ut their house in Dover-street, fro.n Ireland, preparatory to he: Ladyship's accottehement. Mr. Siterritsolosea fever is somewhat abated, but he still, we understand, remains extremely indisposed. Cotatur has been much indisposed ; he is, however, much better, and the public are likely soon to know that hie dramatic powers are in full tigoor._ Mr. lama, of Covent-Garden Theatre, did not sii~y'nv Isis usual vivacity in the part of Coma Al oparien, in the aft er -pi ec e of The Follies of a Day. verii,tined a few ev en i ngs t i m e, an d it %iris feared hy his friends that he was indisposed. We regret to ray their fears have been confirmed ; .he was i•asitiii.mi to his house during the remainder of the %eel,. id coati:iiies still witch indisposed. LAW 1-N7E4I(I:ME. COVIRT or !ZING'S BENCH—Nov. 26. CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS. The ATICOUNVA'AiENERAL moved ttse Court for leave to tile a C • 'nal Liformistion against Mr. John Bell and Mr. John Decamp, the Proprietors, Printers HIM Publishers, of a periodical Newspaper, called The Autional Register, for publishing a gross , scandalous and malicious bled, against the Gentle men composing the. Government of the Foundling Hospital, charging them with malversation in the funds of thud establishment, abusiiig the object of the charity by• partial admis s ion of subject s , through interest and favour, and various other calumnies against the said Charity. The Attorney-General, to support of his motion, read the affidavit of Mr. Cox, the present Governor, contradicting the ca lumnies contained in the publication above-meo tioned, and slating, that the funds of the Charity were solely appropriated to the purposes of the Charity, that no improper subjects were admitted into the Hospital, nor did any gaiu admission until they had undergOile a hill and intriartlai int ' tion.—Uposi these grounds the Court granted a combining, rule. Mr. GARROW obtained a like Rule fora Crimi nal loft ttttt abut' agaivat the Rer. Thomas Bell, for persecuting a Mr. Paulin, a reanectable Nlagistrate of the county of Sussex, aged 7o years, by writing calumnious and improper letters, and threatening continuation of the cotreapoinience. Mr. PA RR obtained a similar rule against Abra ham Constable, Join' Raymond Snow. and Henry Ilarrinkton, ea of the l'eace, for im properly „pantiog ..ceuse to a Wl:4lnm to wen d malt and spirits. From the :Admits in support of the Rule, it was 104w:ch. that Mr. Constable, who hail been a brewer, was interested in the house of the publican, mud had a 'flung:Age upon it for !OWL JUDGMENTS. Till! !MG C. MR. CUTTING. The Defendant W 11.4 twonght up for judgment, pursuant to the orrior of the Court on a former day, tin a libel as certain Magistrates. He was sentenced to three mouths' imprisoutoent iu the King's &nth Primo, and to find security for his good ii.litnisur for two years, himself iu 1001. and two sureties iu 501. each. THE KING V. MINTER. This Defendant was alto brought up for edg. meat, far settditit a challenge wtth intent to hr.lik the peace. He was sentenced to sit: months' im prisonment in Chelmsford Gaol, to gild security for his good conduct for two years, himself in 2001. and two sureties in 1001. each. BASTAtt DY. Mr. BENT obtained a Rule for a W . rit of Wows Corpus, to bring up the body of a you's.; woman, who had been committed by the Alagistrrites Ayleshory, to the House of Carreetioa of Av bury, for the space of twelve months. site having refused to diseover the name of the father of her bastard female child. It appeared upon the affi davits. in support of the Rule, that the bastard was , never chargeable on the pariah, the parties having the means of supporting it. The Parish Constable repeatedly called upon her to discover the name of the father, stud she was at lint bunt„ ht before the Magistrates, but she still persisted in her refusal. She was attended by two persons of opulence, who were ready to indemnify the parish from being charged with the bastard, and wla had actually prepared the draft of a hail hone' for that purpose, notwithstanding the Magistrates inside out her corn mitmtit as a v.v.:rant, for twelve months' imprison ment, nr until 11:ie should di.eover the names of the father of the child. The Court conceiving that the Magistrates had no power to make such a proviso, granted the Rule. O'KEI.LY a. aPARKES. On Friday, Lord ELIANDOK0114:11 gave jilagnient of toe Court upon this case, which woe a writ of error from the Common Pleas, upon an action fiir the arrears era:, annuity, brought by the Defetid ent, in error, Sparkes, against (Melly, the Plaintiff in error. The annuity was originally grionted to the amount of 2uol. per annum, by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, to Samuel Cliisiney, the celebrated jockey, of whom the Defendant m error,l4parkes, was the assigsi-, , . The annuity was covenanted to be paid by the Treasurer ..r hi., Royal Highness's privy purse, fur the life of his Royal Highness, and if it should be in arrear ten days, then the Plaintiff in error, O'Kelly, bound himself to pay as security. An action was brought for the arrears, when the Plaintiff in error Oradeal that the arrears became due after the Sth of July, 1795, to wit, on the sth oiJune, Isos, and that Sparkes did not give due notice of his demand to the Coininis.inuers, under the Act, appointed for the payment of hie Royal Highness's debts. Upon a demurrer to this plea, the Court of Common Pleas determined against the Plaiittiff in error, and upon a writ of error to thin Court, it was now determined that that judgment was correct. Lord ELI.r4IIIOROUGNI said. that it was immate rial, when the debt became due, fur the sorely, as it was in this case, whether the payee of the an nuity was enabled by any subsequent act to recover the principal ; and that Mr. O'Kelly, as surety for his Ro y al Highness, was liable to the payment of the money. Judgtnent affirmed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WOOD O. WtST. Mr. Serjesat Smitosii RD hail on a farmer day obtained a Rule, calling on a person of the name of Creenway, to chew cause why he should not I•ey the costs t be taxed to the Defendant, upon the non-suit at the trial of this cause. At the trial it self, Greenway had, on the part of the Plain tiff, to prove au admission by the Defendant, of a balance in his bands, oil the foot of dealings between them : it appearing, li.evever, that the balance was the other way, tin I 1 ' as a nna-suit.— The affidavit of the Lliefeurtanr, upon which the present application was grounded. charged “reen way with having brought the actin,' in the Platn thrs mime, (who had before that time fled the kingdom to avoid piosecution for some offence), without having any power of attorney authorising him so to do, and for the purpose of putting the money in his own pocket, in the event of his ant eceding. It also c h a rged him with knowing, at .the time of bringing the ilictioh, that within waa really due to the Caintilf ; and declaring that he would go on with it, dotwithstumliu;.;, iu order, 'we he said, to avreet the Defendant, who, by the flight of Wood, Wl4 disabled Irom ever recovering his roes. in reply to these charges, Greenway made an sat davit.and Mr. Srrj. Best contended from it, that his client should not be made answerable for the costs. The affidavit stated that lie had authorised by Wood, at his departure, to conc.:, his debt., and denied that in the present tustance lie knew there was nothing due by the Defendant ; on the contrary, it appeared, by the statement of the UCCUIInt, that there was a balance in favour of the Plaintiff, which was only done away ou the trial by a set-oil' on the part of the Defendant; the affidavit also denied that Giveaway had brought the action for his own benefit ; inasmuch as Wood, ut the time of his WRS not indebted to him in any sum of mo ney ; lastly, it was coatended that the Defendant had lost his time far redress, if entitled to uoy, by not having applied, us he might have done, to the Court, for security for the costs, upon the absence of the Plaintiff out of the kingdom. Mr. Serjeaut SoLeuEtto argued. that the Court were called on, boon the face of the affidavits, to punish Greenway, by making hint pay the costs.— It did not appear, upon his own affidavit, that he was properly, that is, in the legal arose of the word, authorised to brim; the action in the Plaintiff's' name, but only to collect his debts. Ile did not ven ture to so ear he hail, nor did he oiler to produce any Power wf Attorney for that purpose. Ile had also sworn the Plainta, was not iu his debt, which might he true, and he nut the less intend to put into his' own 'locket any money gotten by the suit, as there way uo danger of Wood's returning to clan's, it.— As to his knowledAe that the Plaintiff had no real dentinal against time Defendant, that was manifest, from his drelsang he woad go on with the action at all event:, us the Defendant could never recover his costs, which had been positively sworn to, but which Greenway had never ventured to deny.— The Court were inclined to make the Rule abso lute, for making Greenway answerable to the De fendant fur his costa, but gave him 'till Motirhy to produce his Power of Attorney, if aay such he had, to warrant his instituting this action. POLICE. DUELLING. Oa Friday evening information was received at the Orme, that Sir John Lowther Johnson, and Robert Read, Esq. were going to fight n duel. bi consequence of which, Adkins and Anthony were dispatched with a warrant to apprehend them. On Saturday morning the °ricers took Sir John into cus tody, in Wiginore.street, and Mr Read, at the British Hetet, and bronght them before Mr, thi•u• a, when it appeared that Mr. Read lied snit n challenge to sir Sohn, on Thurs day, by Me!.w W. requesting Sir John 'ts is the time and plate for 56011. The cause of the CIIONICOr was sot in• vestipled. Mr. Lorries, of the Temple, Sir Juha's solicitor, attended, with Admiral Nuge.it,and Mr. Ogilvie, sable b.it , who were admitted In 15t& each, and Sir John, is zwel. to keep the peace for twelve months, mid to appear at the next Middlesex Sessions after that lime, to savvier what shall be objected against liiin. Mr. Read remained in custody for want of bail. 111 r. Ail-ingest, the detente; Tax Co:lector, underwent ex. mnisations un Tuesday, IYednesday, and Satin day, at the St. James's Vestry Koos% before a full Huard of the Cosi nalssioners, *ben it appeared that be was winos upwards of 3.H,1. after taking possession of the money and property fir. oil upon him at Truro. Niue of the Commiastimers signed a *arrant of commitment, by virtue or the powers vested in them by the Act of Parliament, and delivered Lon into the custody of Prestos sod Adkins, tue Officers also apprehended him. They conveyed him to Nevtgate, where be praeured apartsmaitsigt the State side. On Saturday morning., the Duke of YOU. left town fur Windsor, to transact some military bust fleas with His MaJewry ; afterwards His lioiaL I 1 II:11N Emil went to Oatlands t.) dinner. His ROYAL HennaLsa is es:pected in town, this day, and to morrow he will hold a public day at his office in the Horse Guards. We are authorised to state, that the paragraph which has appeared in all the papers, statiug. that " on Friday last the KING . * household, iu the 1.011.0 Cu LSIBERLAIICS department, commenced pat mug lip to last Christmas; and that although there were three quarters in arrears, sizperue in the pound was stopped, fur prompt payment r is a gru, , s falsehood in Coto, and that legal nrraus are taken to punish the author of this malicious libel. The Lady-day Quarter has, fur sonic time, been in a course of payment. The Catharine, Fees, from London, is arrived at Malta, after lauding off a French privateer. The PhTbr, OcarroN, from Cork, is arrived in the Downs, after beating off a French privateer, on the 24th inst. near lleachey Head. On Monday morninc,, about a quarter past eig!it o'clock, was launched, in gallant style, from the ship-yard of NI r.SThEstlieN, at Paul, ■ most beauti ful frigate, called the Otrton Glendon-cr.—We do not hear of any accident having happened; and, notwithstanding the early period of the morn ing, a numerous asser..hla : .ry of pertions from Hull, and other parts of the surrounding country, were present to view the gratifying sight. She is at pre sent moored in Paul Roads. The London Sessios.s will commence at Guild hall this day ; those fur the County at Clerkenwell, to-morrow ; and the Old Bailey Sessions nu Wed iiesday. Amongst the cases cf interest fur trial at the latter, is the eliar;m sgainst a Indy of fortune for robbing her servant maid. Orders sere on Wednesday received for the 3d and 4th Dragoons, stationed in Canterbury, to hold themselves in readiness fur immediate embarkation for Spain. Eight to pa from sad) of these re giments are made sii:rct to this order, and they are to :arm the first he a vy cavalry brigade ' under the command of Major-General PIYN E. The 3d Regiment, it is expected, will commence its march for embarkation et Portsmouth, in the ensuing week, and the fourth will probably follow as %ono as transports can be made ready for their reception. The 14th and Hith Dragoons will embark for Spain immediately nad transports having return ed from Spain and Portugal, another embarka tion of infantry, not less than 11,001) men, will speedily take place. The remainder of the Guards will at this time be sent oir ; and by • subsequent embarkation, several battalions of the line front Ire land and this country. ,inure heavy cavalry and Mott artillery will in the rural; time be shipped. • • IMPROVE .VENTS k LTERATIONS is the NARKS. Since th• appointment ot Illydat7 to be Ranger of tL Parks, bin freedeliip hut hem imiefatigable in his remain-ill to ilia::: arraileineuts for the good ; or e niusesat and imp, ewe meat of the Parks. The large eittent of grimed, fr +to the Parade to the Prince of Waliet !t,atiles, 'used to he ocettpted in Said:lye by young wen, woniefl,' boys, had girls, amusing theitiselvia witl. ramie runes and revels, WI it beraine such a scene of riot mad disorder, that his Lord.h . p, soon lifter he C3eSe into llifiCe, tattled feat of them to he apprehended, which put a stop :o the practice. The spot of ti un ..1, in a trianrahr form, at the back of the Prince of Wales's Si m, by the sale 'of New street, SpelurCarilens, to the point here the great gun is, has fur a Nag titue been in a v•.% lia.t state. In the Sommer iiesanu it is inertly a recuptacht foe idle burl, and others, going to sleep on it; and in the %Vie ter it is in such a eumide elate, that it is read-ied impass able. It is maw uinkrgoirig corsiderable baptist. ; it is roamed with young tives, so arranged, as when they are in leaf to for.. a must delightful grove, which will have a incasing effect, and add conindarslity to the beauty of that yr.at of the Park. la the Greco Park, a very large pantiou of the wall in Piccadilly, in euutimiutiou frogs that part close to the Basin, toward. Hyde Park Cons v, is now hikingdown, down, sad true rails am to be pat up. This improvement, we uuderstand, is not et the pelthe expense, but at Sir James Pulteney's, the Secretary at War whose haute is opposite the spat ; who, it is understood, like all others who enjoy a similar convenience, has coined into an agraemeet to :Keep the rails, Ite. is repair. As Imam/ was takes us Saturday before Mr. flltaltees Coroner fur London, at the hoes. of Mr Newman, on the body of Richard Neighbour, a capied cuevict, who poisoned himself on Thursday eremite, in Neu - gate. At about eleven o'clock an alarm was given from the pi ieoures cell, by mother couriet of the name of Badeuek, who had been put la with Neighbour to keep up his spirits; tad on Ci.irk rind Satero two of Mr. Neivisinu'a ions repairing thither, they foetid the deceased violently adlicted with v,oliitang and pargiag. Mr. Box, a surgeon res:diug in Imii;:ite.rtreirt, attmoad, end he ascertained, that he ha.: taken a ilitantts of arsenic. Uu his *Kiva, the man hail ceased vosnitieg The Stress* administered au emetic, and inure of the sneak was throw% tip Ile asked the &eras. d how he proenred the poem.. but he deeliord answering the oneatio n. Or el111111110‘..: the body the next day, part of his stomach won rates sway. Mr Box was positive it was the arsenic which caused death. It appeared by the testimony of other persona, that, et anw o'clock, a pit.. of warm beer, with some is is it, had bee* given to him Ity his desire, Mut which he ha/ poi the arsenic. part of the powder having been found is the bottom of the put. It could not be ascertained by what means the &merle Y O N procured. The di:teased bad bee. haforroed, a Write rierolay evening, that be was left for eitecntkiu s when hit fur lihole failed bias, Dad Badeock As pit W hot call Me eased hie spirits. He asked of one of the keepers, whu cop left with him, after Somme Boa bad &parted. to place blahs./ - higher, and foe some cold water, a pint of which he areako and istunediatele expired--Verdict Self Marder. The dais ceased will be buried in the ernes-road at the emu, et' the Old Beiley, tab day. SKREVIIIIIYRY.CASTLP.--At, thy venerable alai pleasant residence of the late Sir Wittiest PULTes NLI, it large number of '• Proud Salapialiti . nete regaled on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. with three hogsheads of British Irown Stmt, be longing to the late atethy patron. he friends of the great Mailitamus cause were invited at the ex. press rcepiesit and desire of Sir Ttfult4s Jorttr, Bart. the present worthy representative, and exe. cutor to the htte Countess of BATH. Universal mirth end hartnoily enntrilintrrl iu tin small degree to the gaiety and testisity of the occasion. Gen. BLAKE, it is dated, eetiek/1110. was at Agitilaa, and the advancist corps of litaiseasy pied the strong pass in the mountimi, seer Cap. less; and that Marshy! Net was at Arcing at the same date, menacing St. Andir:o ; while a. corps of Asturinns were in their momitaius near • i . ran. The lati.sc advice,. frost Gen.,na laDareof rh o at which time heart of his army lied advancedonly to the distance of three days' march frets Cot•uainit. General Moons. ia said to have experienced innu rnershle ilifricultir on his march. haviiig been dreatlfitll2. - impetled and weakened by the tool reads, the torrents of rain, and the loss of writ and horses, A Gentleman, at Bath, has received a lc ter from an Officer on board his NlaJcsse's %sip Itrnotch, at Gibraltar, staling that four French frigates had got out of Toulon, and two of them hail been sunk ofT Genoa by an Eoglish uf-battle ship, supposed to be the Terrible. About 700 daggers of curious workmanship were lately found in pnssecsion of the ['retie:. pri•on•rs, in Norman Cross. Tiie pii<onera innout.t to 7000. A letter from Rio Jatimm, dated the 6 h et Sep. tetuirer, states, that the Marlboroeg/i, Commodore GRAHAM Moose, and FOlidrayaat, Captain CIiARLES SCUOM11`.:110, lied jo-t returned flout a cruise of three mouths off LAI Plata; (hiring which they destroyed the French corvette Ccasyfaiims, close in with Maldosiuda. She hail ',sought do,. patches front BON APA RTR, at llayouric, to General Using+, Viceroy at haute Video. wh ch eke had landed before the boats of the illarThortasgh and Fendroyarst got up with her. She way totally de stroyed, The Board of Excise have addressed a circular to the 06i.ere iii the country, which state, that the Safes of all cattle, ahleh are really part of the stock, whether bred or porelusseri, Ave exempt from the auction duty, when made upon the firm. The Gareqe of Sot orday night contains an Order in Council. forbidding all persona, raeept the Master General of the Ordnance, for the space of six months, from the 6th December next, to ex port from this kingdom, or carry coastwise, soy gunpowder or saltpetre, or any sort of arms or ammunition, without leave obtained from His MA JESTY, or his Privy Council, upon pain of mem. ring the Penalties. hailed by all Act pursed in the 39th year of Ili% late MAJESTY'S reign. During the late high tides, otf the Coast of Sus snx, at Eastbourn, the kitchens belonging to meters) houses by the water-side were tilled with water from twelve to eighteen inches deep, which drove in, wit's irresistilde force, at the back doors, and nut of the front. lu many instaines the depth of the dater in the cellars was seven feet. The large rocks, which are fixed opposite the houses, to se parate the beach from the hard ground, were com pletely forced from their place... S6veral, from one to three hundred weight, were forced many feet along the ground ! and many of 'metier awes, as well as the chalk which the large rock* were laid on, were scattered about in all directions. A great part of the front of the coistran-ii , at watch-house was washed away. Perensey Level was nimoat en tirely overflowed; had .it been high-water in time night instead of day, the whale of the stork, of every description, most inevitably have been lost. Through 0:2 traietv and praiseworthy exertions of the farmers id the mighbouthood, a few sheep only were drowned. e VI (;a• 'bon f J is.— illi , ^ not Ito rrcil icts 1 of ultr Gni .he he