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111 1 ~ -- • • a -'l' F.ISHIONS FuR AUGUST. ti. Alr; i c 3.1 II M Vri,fi erei V I 4S.i. a~g:~l Can 47d t'l-te t 11 11..ur :Mae% etLea trt i 4 • I of Jt• kiwor, .ly a l d malted 1 . 1 ions. e.err,d 1.1 Tel taken oa hi. me c n. etia.4 iston of and .1 ID t;& Ke.l. is ig c' •rn^ ► n it it tad tSit toccArds an•l. re. b troops I the rld z, hots. .ng hens anon of s of the 1 In the at I.al. occupy 'er, cur p fres. tte. that that if .6.. r, be ■aon'hs. ily, WI Snood. 1h Mail, oda to a noels.* pita and itioo of vat, 113 me tattb• a feet..• rum ; rf r On", I". 44 guns; er $.4.14,-.4. t Pr the rfin•rn fat lee, H•" orE. , of IL, MI film. I it/ei A • I h e I to an .hire invo , 1114)0 ter Nag tried the Lit e of rein, at .! Ist.osirit W 111,0 the p , r• l'e Al h , AsJ red. D ie m careers !wade Most in the form of a turban, either of white and silver, er t•dd gauge, white crape, &c with bands ei aver ors geld; a large veil of the same, with a border of 'Orr or gold foil; a white satin cap, with Rowers, and a lace imn dk,weid thrown rerelmely ever the crown, are also much eels for full deem. Silk ems for half dress, made in various for• ~ and colours, with a half groan of spinier• web or gnu• toter, trimmed with a ►rocade ribbon to eerrearond. The whoa hat still combine, snuck the rage ; silk bats and boil. tit, of every de•^rilrtion are much RlMre prevailing the , ' chips a straws. The remelts are made el muslin or tenon, tri.worKl „ •curt rbbon There can he sin material alt, ration i n morning dresses at this time of rear; they are made nun' v the •tine as formally, with the indium, of vandykes round the Ituttere„ POh7R r. so sNrr HEARI4; A CRICKET, FOR THE lutsr TINE, IY MY APARTMENT. A a ,s, then little ogee de,sroging guest ! fmant these new discoveed haunts resign 4. 00 44 not spin that clamorous hot', of dia., Not louver make my humble hearth nahleat. Tliv v. i-c, enceasilig, chil a me, I protest, And almost huts • fretful choler rise That a thy Isle; for ah ! t..ose piercing cries r• n t the car \lute, and 1., ma a! ny b) I learen., •• we rt..U4 st attire me, that Some Shelia lose to ...sr Ow ram sing stir,ea ; Pla, gather stogie , - • !) theref•orn, And o'er tl, . n. 4 , loudly sneak. t.. .00h the thrill, unvaried Wain, Bet nor•: :,t ma hear thy notes ;pie. July 21, 11107 Herald. Louis. Mrs. Ftrziasa•T ill. seat leave taw% en Wednes tlat, fn . Brighton. r v.e. Ih . k , and Duchess of Btornao w:11 leave Vf/o-o-n klibey. to morrow, on a tour to Scotland Tb oke and Duchess "IT. AL. 1111 rave a g r a n yea r n ay, at their house in Stra.tord r, n 434 Highn*ss tie P-i..ce of W ALES, 1.,•1; T4rossits licarucoes, and se wral whet The table was laid for sixteen, sod de-orste/f in the most superb wiinnes Cn',nt atarr-Tuatm, as might be eroefieef, has f is hic mi•s:on from Vienna to nyislisis matters to Boyar.. T A vlr and Mei Ds r• are announced to ap pear It the C:leite , ham Theatre. The p rt• they h eve eheten so make their drhre in. are Rehr and a , rel They fallow Mrs SIDD.IO3. !WIDEN. Mrs. Ha •lOW r and Mr. Dwvcs, are pe , fneini.T taut) great eetmt vie ide‘• . auk Ti caul. ; they Paso performed Jar Bird Day, at it Fires, and 7i. Deed et , Pate. MAierne CAI ALAIIi close.' her engagAsent at tf • Opera !lease. ot• sa•urd4f night. Ifts.,fer &Lir is arninted Urine oloerl of the Ayrshire If Sir D ea, resembles his name•.ike, of whom wr firer to ninch at the fashionable balls, he will lead the French a adore. Mr. Rasaisrea is performing, at Exeter, his fs inturite part. of C.l. Ireleaw4l, and one Mod /Is - to ; also 0114.04 and a no in Pe Village Lawyer. Mr. Ett.wrr).4 WAS to I.lOSe his engagement, at ry.ol Theme. on Fri 4 ty night. for his own botent. the grts-ro•ss et.ry her er,r e .on W e d nes . si..y ,• t p ihrm•itg rim tire, in the parts W l. aa, •,retetAr. and letirriar, for her own be. a fit. Mr. BEILASIT an f Mrs. 'Mowry ale eminence an engagement. art e Giasgoo , fileatre, on Mon sf.ly neat p.r sty qiii•itt. in the parts of C. l r.e., M I ,. 6r^th :Mod Petty Peeebass. 4.4 Mewl, and GO in T.. irr. Earl of DALHOV•II and suite have ar tiyed in Glasgow., Last week, a new Pantomime, called Ittrieceia itu„,AA,, e k. the too hue: •It of Mr. Cross, wis b. it e: „.t forward At vie Rev al Circus ; which, fur sc. eery. Machinery. end ' , oldness of design, stands a rittti with tht favourite 6,osi. The great ion rt. vnne. is in its t 4 O I tat night's rep:escheat/H. ptrtolitit os from passing anal ja.lgment no their me its or demerits ; and we ate readtly inclined t torp,ive thelikenese. when we hear Mr. but.otaN At j.m. is the mechanist and principal in both. Bu t lovever, we admire the fair-fledged beauties of the Coveat-garden Cackler, w look upon WMn fen; and his comic servar.t, AODITGOMIRY, ascend. ing the tilacksmith's st , op, and coming down the chimney as a complete rare aria of ading. The transformation of the Jew Pedlar's bog, into a bir with a live parrot in it, as well as many , etter novel changes, would oblige us to prnnoun:e Mr thivhberi, the greatest man of his day, could Le but is Incc Li to a hui to become the wily monitor of the sage Parole/can. A LAUNCIS.—One of the most complete little ings will be launched this day, that has been •t.'-.1 I.f/ the stocks fir many years, intended tar N.kmen, Gentlemen. and the pulslic at latges ea t ! el l foi their use and pleasure; the SHIM to be s•vet her is ktrailw ; these er many move tram ":- same stock. May be viewed. and on sale at Psccwoon's Dockyard, No. 16, Greeechurcis- Erect. London ; she is bolt in the form of a Razor. 6 "me. a new experiment to give a razor a sharp. keen edge, to shave with pleasure. price 21. 12s. 6d. la 51. Ss. Ingenuity has been at work to meet the public ;.o conceive the nature of their use it to e them Nobl,in e. Gentlemen, /sc. that will trier M r . P acawoon with a :all at the above "'.-yard the the ouly pl a c e o f sa l e , to v i ew t h e lion be esteemed a favour. Also on sale, at.n:tment his celebrated Rasor-streps, to remove notches from Razor:. Penknives. Re. Pa' trouised by a generous public upwards of twelve Years. price Ss. ud. Ss. and Ws. 6d. each, with a per boa 2s. 61 to repair them, Jct. gol d by the above Mr. PAGIWOOD, and by his agents m drietrut puts of Europe. ptYGII J?Z • OTTCM SA 111 •. TOM TELCMIIIO. This cause Was reported at length in nor Paper of:Wednesday last. It was an aSinn, ei d amid. argued by the ptfties themselves, in their prop.. 'erten,. with great force and ability, at Adonis. y Hurst. on tl.e preceding day. As our red-tt, we believe the only corn R one, stated, Sa,a re prated his Mow when Re'rier bad dropped upon his knee, but before his hands were upon the ground ; and several of the first-rate melt of the prolessina being of opinion that this second blow WA foul. the Court to One 'to deliberate, and judg ment was deterred until Satur Say. The Judges, however, Captain Basic. av, and the Hrsovutable , having dillrere opiniod. the case was referred to Lord Ssv did Secs, bit his Lordship Jecline.l, Lind A. H•stivromi has undertaken Ole hold task of deciding the qu •s -ti n, t)t r • 'use Judgment rands over; and from the great ditieisity .•nd import mee of the case, some JAvs may elapse before his Lord t.ip can have made lip his mind. In the several diseiissions and arguments which have taken place upon the subjea, Macesand Bros:Atom's k. Peat. an.! several ntner first rate authoritie- . have been quoted ; but a modern ease, v•s Wend.ata v. liamparses. is said to be only use in point ; anti i • that a ide v tri a l w.,s granted. Should Lord A. Hso tyros nottom opinion upon tins case, and a•va d a new 'rial, the decitirdt. it is *eared. will wrote a knock-Aiwa-Noe to the Pi ciIC of psis- fisting al together. It i. the opinion of the Nnnc pd ama teurs and thatch-makers of the day. that ir an seer denial tap, from the winning m , ri. in the inine:u• osity of the snoseen!, ato ci)sv. ter d. he laws of boxing a Pot Mew, ,tires is hardly a con test i:i widen t e losing oan -n.: r fiat have an op turtunity Iv put hind«:, in 11).• of receiving one. P I (AATICS. • Extraft ' , ote •' • !epee' of the Sole& Committee to in qm• n ut ,'ate of I.,nats:s, ,aid Odor* the House et t ..a.ntoo I Le m ..•. e which app.:ars to your Committer , most adegt..i:•. to insur: t .• proper tate And maaa,ze mem of the,. uulortu.• • all.! the most likety to conduce to their p t a cute. is the etea..:ll of Asylums for their rec. pt.on is did•rent parts if the kingdom; a rne.uu. e which has already been adopted rum greet suzes 6 by pries:, subscription. at Y • it. Liverpool. i'anchst-r, F.lerer, Norwich, and Leicester. Co this tot puolic vp•- ninn ap , ear• to be so menu-able. that it may be sufficient from the Lesidature. at least in the hist instance, tallier to Decomposed and assist. than to enforce the emotion ot such a plan. Your Comomee therefore would propose, Tint power mould be given to the Magistrates of any comity. to charge the expense o► socn builJ.eig mom the county ►ate, or. wilier* cirsumseancrs wttl admit t it, for two or more commies to unite for this purpose, the charge upon their repealer rites ming according to their populations That all p•inper lunatics, within the dismal far w.dch such aspirin mall be ereAed, shad be conveyed thither, an' be mere in4intailie 1 at the expense of their resmenive p armies, a, suet' rate as shall be fix-d be t Corntnotet. it Governor , , nominal dby :he hlag.rates of the county ot comities. That ..noti return► of the number or insane per sons. charge r•ie to each parish. shall be made at the Mic:iaelmas Quarter Session In icing cue number of vitiation which it is expe dient should unite fir this purpsne. it appears tram the evidrice of th:.s. best Acquasnied with the sub jett, tnat it would ►e hign•f desirable, tot the of prevenons. ono c-scary expeuse. that each huldi should be ea:cuts...if to contain as I ,rye 4 maintur as possible, not exceeding three hundred. The advantage of this, indepead-at of the sav ing in the origio.il cost of the bud r.gs. is appar i.t from th.• re i n:is from the dill r. asylums now established. Cis• weekly a%pens' per hea.i IrOf each lunatic at St. Luke's, wo •re there are three hun dred, does not exceed 7.. lid. ; whik At Yogis, where there ate one hundred and fifty-eight, st is estimat e d at 9i ; at Manchest• r, where there are one hundred and somewhat more, and at Leicester and fix -ter, where the number; ire much smaller : it van s from 13s. to 15s Attention should also be pail to placing the banding in inch a situation as from its vicinity may isrttre the probabil.ty of the best medical assistance. k . sir this reason, where ever an asylum has already been e•tsbhshed by private :ontribution. great benefit may result front emnefling the pivoted e-tablishment with it ; and it all cases it may be desitab►e tt allow the addition of an establishment for persons of a superior class, to be defrayed by themselves ; and for those who ate in a state of distress, though not attnally Parish Paupers, to be maintained by charitable subscrsp. lion. Your Committee think it proper to lay before the House. a plan which ha. seen butirnitted ro VIM for the division of the kingdom into slistrids, for this purp se; the ad: piton of which. in each petticoat his:abet, must be govern •d by the local earctimi. staiteee. of with the M igisttates of the respedive c.tunue. witl be the most adequate Judges. So momentous is the issue that await. next Thum da. 's drawing ot the Lottery, and so great sl.e i..terest whir - depends on the tirst-drownnumber,thist the pa- Wessels theeemmissionersir. conceding to a req... st .hat tht d• awing may not c. • consent* until one o' cloc k the a titration, mist se highly gratifying to the public. All the grim a Cis:tads being still in the *bid. th.• anxety as adventurers, is gen. rel. to crimes, se langur ant a scene. ro..y be gamy ceived; and. of c- ur e, the hall will he more ems usually throng d. a. the hour mini vocal is so an.. ?cutout for attendance. Saturday, according to annual custom. the price coat and badge bequeathed by Dowser. the Comedian. aas contested by the six lollowtng free w il iesmen ;—hvass, of 'lower-stairs; Fi.dwzas. of Hungertnrd ; Price. of hlacldriars j SMITH, hots below Bridge ; Saves, of the three Cr .:es ; emd Illasnauh of Itotherbithe. OE Wessa tar they were foaled by other Met% and five of i 1 2: 6 competitnes• declined the cootest. STAN• proceeded to Chasea ; bu: in amseqiiroce of tn. above accident. he will not bee inederod the win ner. The match will be rowed aria this (lay. If NORFOLK. AFIZ LS. 9 These Assirea commenced at Norwich. on Tues day last, before Lord Es.s.sesenouo is and Sir NJ. sit ost. • CROWN VIDE—HORRID MURDER l'itrtha Akira %t as Ibuod rutty, o( rn tadethig het h.isbund, Samuel /liana The foil , wing, attune, othot circumstances, ca , •se ont. .v.dence: On Seurday night, the Je hof J uly, the prisoner, het husband, and (heir lit4le boy, vr,re left idiotic t^:eka o'elt ek, -ut his house, near Attleburxh, in Norfolk. /Vend three next morning she was seen walking along me road, by three pe• sons, •n whom she said her hti,band had been out drinking, had come home. arid gone Alcor again, and that b;le feared he was murdered or drowned. A yntrig woman, named Mary Ort.ce, who had been yr? y inrimate with the any., se.d, the Pt ison-r called upon her na the Sunday m doing, at six o'clock, t her she had murdered P._ r 11 %band, took her to her house, where, in the be the girl saw Alden lying dead. svtl, a w mod in the forshead. his skull split, the cl-eek and jaw t- tr-ken. and the head nearly wet: d }run Every part of the room. a sack, clothes, k . were spr'nkled with blood. The girl and the Prismer put the body into a sack, and buried it a hole in the gar•.en. The same nigh the Prisoner opened the gr rye, ard they both drag ged ese h dy 4 considerable way along a road. ano threw it out of the saris into a clay pit. On the tw , following days, the Witness assisted the Pris nor t clean .Is. house. Some time after the body w.. found She told If c .:hole affair to her fathsr, but dez.ied it bsfore the Coroner. All the articles marked with the blood of ihe deceased w •re produced, in Court. 7hr rrisoner had ...•t . iing to say ; a • bialy spoke., •el ; and, atter a full irrestigatio•t she was fon if rhe Judge, in ar, awlul Anu impressive manner, passe l sentence on her. CIVIL. SIDE. Gs.l.lk. LAWS. 1.0110 AI 1114.114 LE r. lino% E. This was -.it acting) for the tecovery ot penalties nn der the Kane laws, to the am Junt of 700..—Tile De fends t sea palterer and wiloleNale dealer in game, at Tnetiard, repre.. nted to Iv, c.,nixttted with the pow/su ers ao.i game-keepers in his nwu imighbou. hood. on tLe one hand. sad with the poulteiers in Leaden act-marker, on the .aver. T.ie inteieee ,on ot tees commerce had create.; as much alarm in Leaden liall-maritt, as the stagnation it the trade be tweeu this country and the North o. Germany had we "ioned amtsigst the inercha at t..e k.aehange. The Defendant had the 4811.11., as a poulterer, ot carrying on this trade to a great trent. :nisi with rrit:ch facilay. On the 7th of hectoliter last. he brought to the wag gon-office. at Thettord, three baskets, itlled Hats, one of which weighed two cwt.: on the road tnis Rat was Natured to make room for more luggage. and during i:s removal, part of the game telt out of it, namely. 4 patridges. 9 titicAsAuts. nares. Inc aritai.ss on the pert .it the P.all'• Wt. lo prove this t ad. and the J.:. very ot the Ist into tor waggon by tne Defcridam, personally, was toe waggo..er. An attempt was immie to &scram. histestinsony. but it did nor succeed.. . . Luid ko. aaaaaaaaaa observed, that baying g inie is one's psazesitio, 11.1 being 412414c:4 WAS SUdi6Wilt evidence ot 4n exposure to sale, to cuing the party within t..e penalties of the ad VeschltiOf miff, damages 401. being al fur each bead ut game which tied fallen cut of the basket. SEDUCTION. CIAWYJITII O. °LIVID.. 'lbis &Rion was brought by the Plaintiff, a far mer and inakerp,r. at Little Iransbarn, to recover damages fog the sednition of his deur te,-in-law, by I)etendaut. Ibe groui.d of the action was use itAiS 111 sal vice on that evau. It could not be found ea on breach of profilist of marriage. the Detendant befog • minor, although such point,e bad been actuary amide, the noose hued, and use wedding clothes b‘ust.t. Elizabetu Spencer, the Plaintiff 's Jaughter-in law, tieing examined, deposed as follows: " Ine Plaintiff married my motaer about st venteen years ULM!, her name was upeucer, she had one children by tier formes husbaa 1, .1 was onb. of them and was brought op a mantua-maker. I became ac quiuntut with Use Detf odant. in 180 J, he was then an apprentice, in awaff barn, and 1 wa, on a visit to my stew, Mho lived there ; age, that Went to live at the Rae. Mr. Sharpies, on tete capacity of savant, and remained these ~n e year and a half. 1 Una returned to my sister, at Swalifbarn, remained with her several weeks, and at Mrs Austin's, and • nee to my tether's a little before harvest, 18051 during he:vest 1 had the asiougement of his tunny. stud at home a month, and L tenJant. who bad been acquainted with me, and followed me all this Len persuaded me to !rave my bone. and go with him to biorslinam, promising to support and marry 11111 e. I went with nim and engaged iougibgs tame, following say business and wor Luis at ml• ostastle s and we conuectiou between me and the Liefeamsut took place." It is unnecessary to detail tne temaender of this evidence. Lord ELLIO4IIOIOVOII-- "It is impossible to maintain bus Achim., masa sot .ervice being the found 1 anon of it t the patty injured mita be actually heitig in the service Atha under toe roof anu pri tee non of her parent, and the relationship of master and servant must be actually At the time the injury takes place; beta tar smelt.. 'sad ceased, when the iiijuiy dune." PlainUff consul:rd. The Hon. and Rev. Mr. Joci.tv a, son of the Earl of Roast,. it is said, will succeed Lord Jona lls. assvoeo au tot bishops ick of Cork I ile Karl of Pim Boas peiforined the journey from Guido° to Vienna in toe shot period of servo days. Tea Last 30,0001. NMI was sold at Risk's for. Innate Osfices. No. 4, Cosahill, and 9, Cluirwir gross; sea the 11,4-drawn Picket, oa sa•7 nez., is entitled to 90,0001. Tickets and Snares, werrattted undrawa. Are selling at the ahoy , - Offices, is great variety, where 9411. a Prize of SOuol. in the present Lottery. was sold. making SS Capital Prises sold and shined at the above Daces in the presses year. . . . I .. .. , • . ... .' . . - . • ' • " irk RA irk. • . "I' • mum .7 • tg. A Sweepstakes ai Wip. . each TV, i illoso etft* Seely 0 40 4 01 b• .... , i,or !molds, 1111.—. f ive vra/ MN: id. 1 to -...4 x irer ...;rlb ...d .• ;fed i 14311106, Sat lab MAres ail 4 C....Mingo alloy. . ... t _~~ •4 215. Vile heat it The?. ttrtits round t).. c..r... 14,1,4 hd • th. pr r o erty Wale Sulawriweet at the t t i.or el moping. SU Chi . ..toes h tts Jetatubiaa. 6 yrs old • . . . a Sir SW. W. Wynn'. c. by 111...u0t, 4 yrs . r or it o,.ltoo's b. h. Senderitoi.l. by Sta., 5 yrs eid b Loot Stamford's b..: Gestavirs, by Ili•outigh.riooph, 301'4 4 SAME RAY. p A Soltscritt•••it of S Coitlew each. with 40 GA:kial 54414. nosy seat W.% toes•ty 7.t. 4lb Jll4 4 TAT °My V e • Me rim-. 11,4 G lensgs allhweif :lb. Thebes' of th ee 2440 Sit an. et the iteet.l4 horse Is Rawl Nis stake beet sulywribtos or no roe. A wine& of .rwe Wit 5 fin tho ;mown' SIT ••I carry 716' of tom or more /M. e ra. Sr aV Ws noti b. t 114 dernmayllit Preste, 3.yes old 1 C I Lord W.lroo'sbY r. by Jim C 11 , $ yn. eid. dr. Mt liatchtowsn'a cb. c. Mit 411114114, 4-yrs. obi • 11•111111 SAY. • r T*" HAnircaP match. , Va be rum between the Ara sessaid 11.. i• 'n' ti.. Into. Ogg. lath WON. TWO AV* IPA M.. B 04••• O,mM% 6.? CO. • 1 4r. P/101 . 11 F II( e ht. Ills. . , 2 • Ni. A.t'. y' Nent.i.l kt. ?. I • • • Sir W. Gourd% C 0.,. nth 7.1 61b. . 2 THubstlat. 30. Sixty Pne.dle, far all ages roirer year olds to eaer7,6 • sb. ‘SS , 'eh, Sot. ir dls, b•I. 9lb sit VANS sei•••4 aged $4 It o F• r mde 'way. Winne, t a :Aare or St .k •to earn, extra a. igbt %tap so or ME :res. s‘ole , ip ion. Tbo tato& Ihrrie will be allured 301. it thrte or leer.- , t.rt. %fr. Clifttrnef b at. Jo•ephins.6 vie. OW I 1. Si, W. Wy ores b h H 4-%r• trd . I It Vrkl,Ll(iiiNCS. . • •••••••=ll=l.===.. P..st:9OlOTN. JULY Nothing arrived Or _ailed ,his day. The emeasge was thi, morning taken off.—Wind S. W. • *meet 1. Arrived His Majesty's ship Univ. from t creissi g And r,pello transport. from Monte Vlhrl DBAL, ACtllit 1.. Cirae down, this morning, from the kite:. sad sa il e d ghron t li tht Dowls. the YorgieSe, Davie, f nn Charestoi. Wind S. W. P. S. Jost Anived His Majesty's ship //psis►. from the Nortbwer 1. ~1 MONTHLY AGhl Mfr.( .L rear. On strong day toils the wheat ant's Wire 'buffeted Me* fmm the prevalence of dry weather. 'ad the bailey and . gle. .wing to the continuance of mist in the y;inesg, d'd n I Mei of early sowing , and when swim. site growth at OM made, plant was considerately ebec , ed by the c.ld awl Mule% windy, which mad , thum mpg, in many pl.. .s, ii ~, sear jy. and ds b .,figh, and the gar and 11 , •1141 et tne winat v a 1 Meet leans and peas are, is general, equally incite mist anis% an i in vu we row places bane totally &wiled, and the ittimad is in prepsiwt ufa for abut. How -mar, it mug be riborr , ad, that as SO kegs. mr: and 3.hty so4s,thit want.. - 1 mod swing strips of co., 4. • .. ao ger .1 eel g.ot and p,orniaing ; ti. heat strode arell, •0 If haley anj oats lerrng mad berry Trot stereo price a whee, per ytio tar, 'Woes...Jot England and Wakes. I. 7rim. SU. ; oats 2134 11d. he hoe ing rei torpo r . hoe boas attond•l with various ser err ; r. sco.e sluitions La earls soon crop shower well . ; is sh, ts, it hatpin:Air or tostly failed, sod the «Ns his tam to bed , rger attain The postioos, frog Ns dryads forth, swat, at* cogent up; MA the eddi.hos ate in a Oard peas bow w admen, winch has oreasionad a p eat rodoetins is Uhl pr ce he ear) muck, brougbt to In Me/Vie 11/1414i014$ mod,• taw gr at northe, 1,4 r, he,. sture-theop Serb smith kinffef ; Mad well bred lambs have beer, a. g /TAD 261,. so J 1 , pwast , cheaper t h an last Toone 'two haws are a* &shred much in request; inferior oo . a an way Is. In SwrishOsad .na mat, go Jeictias from it. LI. to as 14,1 pc Nose; aut. to., hon.& toto TM ha? barging has beer wsU pt ttiather, and peeves law la balk, anal at a lead washty _ In Semi and asert Inn* rye and puns Itr“ b. a atearV est, and tree harvest is an a sa•s ut great forrardasss„ ple,ay of hands. Tile woe, male is vary brisk, and rims word ormataiat last yeses prices Long srsol neh-r lower CONSPIRACY DATACIRD, The following just red booouranle infest* to Mr. Windham, is ctruair.ed in a pamphlet. ot the above name, which ha: been recently published. in reply to some scurrilous prududions eldreseed to the Duke of Yotk. As that gentleman has been lately made the 'trice of unmerited attack, it may nut, perhaps, be unacceptable to our military Meads. or be considered out ot season by our readers us general. We shAll, therefore, offer no farther apology Tor uanscribing it :-- 4 . M S . Wind:lSM is nest brought upon the ca• pet t who, (observes the author). • *via Ass arum geed,. has recently discovered, that capital is as ne• areal y to the sol..itr as the merchant ; aria therefore is of opinion, that orly gentlemen of fortune • mold bold commissions in the army.' Althouv nwe A le so unfortunate as to entertain sent.nent. some eh .t itifferent ti those of the Right Hamad:de Gestl.• man. on the vestion alluded to, still we must do him the j..idice to say, th•t he never dad deliver mussels precisely to th ace which Is here attributed to him It we tilt even less pleasure thin we at all times do, in expreating our high •,f.. miration of liis talents and con sod, we covid n 4 resist the present opportunity ot beanng bon .arable testimony to the interest and solicitude be has us. ceasingly manifested Cu , t!.e welfare of the army. Has he sot been twice instrumental, and that wr • in a comparatively short pet nia, in procuring toe ter trio branches ot it an increase nt mabusue.itg t las he not inanlol.y. and at the rap nee ut his poputa• rety, o.utesisa ,i t ainst every vio.ation of rs 'alik e and ry ry enc. oachment on its libertiv • ? Has he not endeavi ared ro restore to it. by evitl Pouebil - . Mean', and at every personal risk. it, •hcietit disbars. tion, and its b .notary privileges? m e 1 1 , 0 ,6" sad aJvantages enjoyed by the military,through the hbeii r AI, enlightened, and almost exL !move serums of Mr. W are as gvnerAdy Adrnactcd. as they are it Ate. fully Acknowledged. Witett.er in tr.e war. or is the colonial department, who has AbtAinad for the sees vice more solid advantages? Whetter in nate. oe • cot of office, who ha, been more secml. usly Atter*. ' live to the prmintion tif its rral cnneurt, a wbohas more strammsly strove. resat it. i..e4lreputatain •I•o attack Mr. W. it, the least sumerAnle place. it to aim at every part of Achilles but the Where. we should like to know. is the reseed, of tuisr We regret thin our limits will ant allow es to Icct some talky mamas from this pampas/4g. vet has been writt• n to counters& the Wiens of the poisonous ptibluatim.s that ever disgscad press. ity of • • tO se• t which 4 oat • I the stile 4 *nod lea L t Pohl t'.