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erwwww-mmormig,leogrourr— . . • • (red yesterday, and predoced the pledged pre• • which was identified by Mrs Laced: The is i•ener was committed for further examination. F' , e is a very good-looking young woman, about twenty•six yews of age, and very genfrelly dressed. A young man, named /sett, was charged b 1 •Th meson and Gregory. the col-stables belt/fixing to Drury-lane Theatre, with behaving in a riotous 'manner in the boxes of that Theatre. It appeared, from the evidence of the officers, that the Prisoner wood in the door-way of a box, and refused to go in. althengh there was plenty of room, to the great arnoyanee of all those in the box, and several others near it. although repeatedly requested. in the most mild manner, to which h- nostinately and most rudely paid not the least attention, bet stood quite sullen, and made nor the least reply ; at length one .of the gentlemen became quite tired of using en treaties. and pushed him from the rlnnr; the Prisoner resiste 5, and a most violent gruel. ensued in the lofshy. when •hr c-netaliles interfered. The Gen ti-man who turned the Prisoner out of the box, not attsnsting, be was dischlepPti .91,•MENErenell!MI hATAL 1 41.LIUENC, TOMIOIOUTS, MOT. 29. •The Strifbarr. of 74 guns. Captain Conn. sailed. .7 4 !artaliT. for PlTTnnuth, to receive Sir John War yen on board, for, the Ames scan station. The Vets, for Cask and the Downs. ent Tinder way this morning, but brought-to again.—Wind w.N.W The ifd battalion of the 113 d Regiment, or Royal Welch Fuzileers, part of the 2 I battalion of the 3 , 1 s Ist and 21 light battalions of the Kiug's German Legion. 6th and 7th of the Line. and 320 • gmlight battalion of the same corps (who did not #1 to Copenhagen). are embarked in transports, at Spithead, for Cork. 1 , 1•1000111. 1 1 10 V. 28. Arcillei the Cantame, 74, Admiral Sir S. Hood the replant, 74, Capt. Woolley,. from Portsmouth ; another ship is off, but the weather is so hazy her number cannot he made at the Tower ; also the . Corivireee, from Guernsey. Sailed the ificorne, 32, Capt. Brisbane; and the Plumate, 38, Captain Barrie, on a cruise, supposed off Rochfort A number of flat-bottomed. boats want down to the sound yesterday, and were taken on hoard the .Meese. dfii:aisor and deicers., and many others are to be sent. These frigates, we understand, star ' to compose part of the squadrons under the commad of Sir S. Hood. Came in the Mary Ann, Pinkane. from Guern sey; Qwern. Purvis, from Oporto; Seed. Auburne; Itedeter. Salisbury ; Zedust, &sewn ; Vevey Lissa -1,141. Schurnaker ; and the Awns. Schneider. from Lisbon ; the two latter are -detained, the former by the Dryek, the latter by the Swisams. Doyen, Nov. TO. Attired the American brig K.atty, Capt. Mat thews, from New Nwk, with sugar, coffer, potash, *c. for Cherbourg, having been Warned. by the British cruisers, not to enter that port. Yesterday the wind having some reend to the N.E. a Qeet of ships, to the amount of about 70 sail, passed down Channel from the Downs. Two large loggers have been sent in here on a charge of smuggling, but ;they had no goods on baud when taken. This morning. between nine and ten o'clock, the Messenger who lately landed at Deal tinder a flag qf truce. embarked here on board the sloop Lhsa- Job, May ward. a vest I formerly in the passage trade ; she was bound to Calais, where she most likely arrived soon after twelve, the wind being fair, and a fine breeze ; she was in waiting in the Roads during the whole of yesterday. The Messenger was escorted on board by T. Mantle, Esq. Asps for ptisoners of war at this port. DIAL, NOV. 29. Sailed His Majesty's ships Nosiest and iiradooos, for Plymouth. Sailed through the Downs the Pri f Wales, Hutchinson, for Tobago ; and the Hep.wdl, Cul lock, for St. Domingo.—Wind V FROM LLOY D'S UST. ARIIII,IID _ ..- At Cnetem-the Devntion,Noble;from Net. York. At I.hrerpool—the Elimheth, Dundell ; •nd the John, —, from Pima York , and the Ri.11&010114, tArtniton„ float Peters. At Lettemtet.-HM tteeerins, Rai!, (rem Petersburill. 11 the Dm. Rew.rd, Ham, (rum Lmhon. At BAloni—the Hansel, Defoe; Princes. R. fat, ; Trusty, !reliant; and the Daphne, Bully, from Newfound land At Dartmouth—:he Good Intent, Gomel, from Newfound land At Plymouth—the Elizabeth, &nth, ; and the Mary, Chap sm.:, true Neetnut d.and. N accosett 'stave been received from Lisbon, of a later date than the I I th. At that time there did not remain a single ship of war in or near the .r.- gas, and still Lord STIIaNgfORD and Mr. Gametes cintnae there. It is asserted that the Palace Re treat has given these Gentlemen positive orders to Euit Liaison, that he held fon, or five vessels, with nglish cargoes, under secrestlation, which he of fered to give up, if they world depart immediately, and tit it Lord hreANG roe is had related to potill an Snglish ship of war should come up the Tacos to receivehim.Other acconntr, however, represent the Yet ace Recitar as sincerely attached to the English, and determined to embark for the brazils, the me- • ment a French er Spanish force shall entcr lineu p!. which they have not yet done. A private letter says. 4 •Certain it is that the Royal carriages, with a rear quantity of valuable moveables. are shipped. 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The favourite Song of the Mischievous •se, as snag by Miss Dinneen, in the new Comedy of Tunis& Tell-tale, mow per• forming with the greatest applawie at the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, written by H. Sadao., composed by Michael Kelly. Also the favourite Dust, " The Adieu," as song by My Kelly and Miss Lyon, in the Comic Opera of Love Is • ♦illage, composed by Michael Kelly. =!fflMlNSeir Owing to the severe drift of snow. fifty or sixty loaded carts, returning from Dalkeith to Kelso. on FtiJay, were abandoned on Seildra-hill, amid the snow. by the drivers with the horses. who with dif ficulty escaped alive. 'llw Kelso coaches attempt ed to go to Edinburgh, en Friday, but were obliged to return, atter plug about four rmlea— . --(Carfirle ' Journal.) Emmet of a Letter from a Serjeant of the 17th Foot to his Friend in Aberdeen, dated Mehizzo Island of Sicily. Sept. tS :—" The following regi. ments are now here. via. the 20th, Stith, 61st, mu, Ist battalion 47M. 30th light dragoons. 3000 of the guards, sad some battalions ut infastry. The troops are all very healthy. except a few who are wiled with sore eyes. On the 4th July last, the whole of the soldiers here received front their gal lant officers. one dollar each. to drink to the me mory of the Plains of Marcia. We hear that the French are coming down from Naples to take from • Vin little island—they are surely dreaming! We buy the wine hem so low as one penny per bot tle. It is very warm here at present: we are close by the toot of Mount /Etna." Captain HAwcocc is appointed to the command of the Lavinia. at Portstnirutb; Captain Stairs. to the Grouter frigate, which is appointed to take oat the Duke of Naomi:trait, Governor-Generai of Jamaican Lieut. NlNicaa, of the Jefraol.rer, to be a Commander; Mr Ta/so LLLLL . Secretory to Lord GAM eica is the expedition to Cepooliasen, to he Naval Storekeeper at Deal; M►. atlia Y. to be Purser of the Striak; Sr A IiNOTT. to be Purser of the Lhoion ; watt Mr. W HITE', to be Parser of the lilt. MONTIILY AGRICCILTVRAL REPORT volt NOVEMBER. Vrkest solving is nearly aniseed In host iitil011111; and 4 1 faroureble rains which frit in the early part et the pasted, ow e she strung nubs ■nd closer Isle work is.-11. Eng'end and Wale., Wheat memoir., per neater, On 94, Oats, Ms. Id ; Batley, SM. lld The winter grain .dready up, covers the ;pound well ir* an lieeJthy strong blade. The yogis, and s Or• cattle e - in.i. , intt well NI 66160 loathe and postures; and, by keeping out of the yestilloggi much fodder. Such feeding beasts as ware nit finished at prase, Mee be•, taken to the %till/, lied put to turnips, gerund emu, hay, a.. on•rake. or such provisieler the •arme, can procure. bn e ,„ have also been put to tumuli. sad, in the fee toiletries, cut* seed ; and thrive aid de well 00 wet 'ominous and low wet pasture*, min, Mem *eel hare been found. Them is but little variant,* in the prices of fete stock ; which are in great abundance in jobbers hands. Sto•et end parking pigs sell well. In Sinith6 Id Market. Neat fetches ii•n; M t . 4e. 9d. per stun.• of elb ; Mutton, from M. to is. 6d.; Pori., treat ss. yid. to Gs. . MdRKKIS. CORN EXCIIANGF, t 444 30. The Nib Arrives of Wheat, this day, teaks a liege surph, and the general sales made are at a redustuan Ist pease of 11. +al tit. per quarter. Barley in very short supply, and dear... Whyte Peas at in..e ad.:vase. Gte7 , a 44 s4llllls of nith do ascription, are at Ida& •,411411. The supply us Vats Is ogre eistreasel; 11 Ida" lad this trade at farther increase is prod. FLAW at Whet Me peace. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN, Wheat........ GO.. 561. Vs. Ta ditto (04) ....Ste 57 , . Fine de Rye (New) Barley .N.D4 $4O- 49s Puma. ditto —4l Mat (Old) ....GR. 76.. Od Rape Reed 411. es White Per.. 150. 1610 Fiue b“. 36‘. ad. Grey Pees 66. 70.. Rd. Seconds 6O. 04 Beans (Old 63. Od SPAITHFiti.D. Nov 30. This day's Market afrrded a gaol supply of prime herd, end the sheer of Clank. in general, was rather plentrhil. Reef, Veal, and Potk, ate cheaper than our last report. Mutton sup. rets last rice, and the trade for the mon part was pretty b. 4. Me sales in the Haymarket were rather coast:limb:a Straw has got up in pnce since riday's Market. Hay and Closer sold at last price. The underulontioned prices and numbest i are an accurate statement : To sink the Offal e per stow of Ilk Beef s,. si to 4s. 41 Nati) 04 , Mutton.. -3a. St 4)41. W. O4mts 3 ISO Pnek M . Od U. Sh.ep 12,11 M Veal 44. M. to 6i. 4d. Calves Od. to Us. Od. I Pigs 420 SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. Hay Straw • II 14s. Od. to 21. O. 04. Clown 01.10 s. U. te G. der Od. PRICE OP HMV 11461. poetises. Kett 4l 15. to 51 164 K , ot 5l es to IR 101 Susses ......41 los to 51 6 1 Sus►s 6l G t.. bl IC* Essex 4l 10, to 51 64 Varrtlaare .. ise t.. 1111 PRICF-9 Or HAY AND 6TIILAW, • IT. A IMIA. Wlll T.CP•PiII.. Hay 41 les to CI 10* thy . 41.40 s to 61 10s Straw II 16. to II --s New Ol —4 to 01 —4 Onset les oo 71 Stotts II 14s so IN 110 NILWGATIL AND LEADENNALL ay the Crease. Beef. 2, 114 to et ed I Veal eats Ss 41 Mutton ....21 14:1 to 41 4d Pork 4, Cl to Ss 04 COAL-MAKKEr, tie, SO. Skips at Market. Said. . Pr e& YO .. Newcastle 2 .2essdetteed .... 11 470 id are Sd DIVIDENDS PATABLI AT GUILDHALL, eteeentessw. William Smith sad Jasper Atkhwon the younger. Al. &immobilise, London, merchants - 111 James Arlount, Mart street, C-utched-Mass, Lemke, wipe asercha. t - 11 Wiltmm StrOpson, Cloog.nt's:ane, London, worchaat 11 Joh nTa lot, '.laiden-Isne , Weod sueai, Leudunoteso liat-manteactuler - 14 • R khan, SfArnansara„ Isle of 11w bland of Afonnierrat, in the West !maws, but now of Roduey-street, Pon tonvilhe, Mu:diesels, merchant . 11 Stephen Backhurst, lltreuiregreen. Hammertatish. Mid dlesex, carpenter - 11 William Wicks, Oxford-street, Middlesex, tailor - Thomas Marriott, Late of King-street, London, wino merchant - 11 Yesterday—S• AND. an—liololey at all the Public ()Acts. IRISH 91Y.)CKS, Nov. 24. Government Demotions SI per cent ..• •• • 711 Government Debentures Dyer Cont. . 941 Exchange—Dublin oat Lon4on, N0v.13, 9j. BIRTHS. On Friday last, the light Hoe. Lad, [beg, at °skims, Surrey, of • daughter. On Friday laud, at Dulwich Greed, hen. Mamie, er a so*. In Dirmstebire-street, the Lady of Captain Wbeatliy, of the First Regiment of Guards, of • daughter. • On Saturday, the 1411. ultimo, at toe Castle of Chester, tt e Lai, of Lieuteeant-Colonel Yowl& of the eta, or, stingy Regimeet el Foot, of a son. On Setetdaise . ftehlh f . the Lady of Lord Viseemut Hertford, of a son and heir. ILLRRIACIRS.. This morning, by the Rey. Dr. Drlealmend, George HIM/- eland, Em. of Clapham, I. Mn. Priamrp,daughtsr of J. Priii sep, Rm. Alderman of the City of Leaden. . On Saturday last, by sposial Imitate. at Nearby, is the county of Limmin, by the Set. George Turner, LL.B. Caw- , Atty, id the Royal North Lincoln hfditia, eldest sou of Jaw's Atty, Rm. of Whitley. Yorkshire, to Wise Harriet Whienc.i..., emmod daughter of S:r Themes Whietteme, Bait. On the tath ult. Major William, of the Southey g ta blishment. to Martha, the third daughter el the late Cliallm Dose, Eaq. of Yeable time*, Cumberland. DEATHS. Lao weak, at Ridwelly, Glamergaushira, in the Filth year of his age, the Rey. Mr. Williams, Vicar of shut Mare, which Ise had served for 33 years. The living ts in the gift of dos Crewe. On Friday last, le Holleo-strewt. Careoduhmquare, Levi Sall. Em. (late of Bengal, and brother to Sir Aiessivier (governor of Malta), after a very severe alarm, which M s ass with manly drrunee.. At Rockland-house, nest Rarostsple, sincerely sad do. terywily lamented, Mu Wr, OWN. site of Philip Nova Webber, keg. daughter of John Inc.ohm, Em. cud ghaltd. daughter of the late Sir Hen.y Noithoste, _ -...1••....' HIGH WATER, T H IS DAY, AT 1. INDON-RUCK-E. Nam. 21..51ia. sitee ....3 I liras 40...0 ofwg..4 LONDON A—Pnotatl b. 0 DAVIDSON. No. It. court, B strirot, Cotootyproloy, mod pobloteso at tto Office, N • :5, Back of Si Clotottot%Cbott-O, ittood, W STUCk. of N.. 7, NIPS lioltoratoott, LootAtw ales, Be ar tint Paint, WO to die 06•64, (Fos pad) foul be eel, Waded to.