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large atone, at a constable ; he directly turned round and went away ; hr, however. followed and seised bon. :kismet Dirk a constable, ■hid. he saw F.vslia throw • larze stone or b, ark, and confirmed Ilinplirey's siaii moo, Mark Wilk a Thames Police Officeroota the P e oi no re, Whitley, sin ioc t;lc crowd oinonnie In Itirtvirdson's Hotel, ah.oit names; he tattier, him away, lint lie retstord wisely he took him into custody. Evan. sal tYl.4iley were ordered to find hail. linberl .1..1-kimono. Aaron rood, Robert l'lffqemr, and PI iWren lark.orifinn, rare charged hv Pamirs 13.,e10y, Tlf•vala Police Mae. r, whii 111.4, ti it h• 04w the P ol io', I / oi tizlisiog n 1 the o it, rof Jam ...dread, and hemline I lie mob. when 111111, her of Moo.", a err I tfrVall. one of which.lrnrk a brother iitti.er of the name of Galloway, and Ilia. mimed a. point nut Galloway to the moh about nine ii, lii. • venime Joarlda Galloway confirmed the above, and said, that the Pi ruiner put himaelf into a At htssig attitude, nod initialed him (she witness) oils to she mob. Iktrid Filzieralrl, Williams Merit. Joh* Nwwbriek, and .101•88 Berner, were eliwited by John Elimoid Warm., • Pairole, Valli stated, Am as anon as the Life Guard. ar rived in Cotrul warden., be saw the wormer Rambriek dorm" a stomp at one of them, sod, with a lair of others, ral!ral sham . 4 the h-- pireadille linichrrs" George K10bi.11.16 rouOrmerl 'he above statement. William Wainwrieht, ais Olfirar lalooting to Halton. garden Poilierditliee, saw the Priauitera among the veil' rumors, boohoos at lbe anldian, 4kr. James Ellis s w the Promo. r Harris as the 'Nang shoot pry , ll o'clorh, aln a there was a very real crowd msemhlesl; 'he held up Ms *tea' to endeavour to mushily sham if pus. ✓il,lr, when he remind • violout blow uu We cheek from lll•rria. Joh,. (Inwood, said he paw Harris very active at the he wooing or oh• violent arts of she mob, shout six ()Work. An.s.ret Form, .IMI, Video... 4 Richard Williews. awl am vithei nano• weir rhymed by William Davenport, whu slated, that oh as io sin "'Hoek he saw the Primner Fear, m Com rins tin One,• or rotor more men, artier amt-e she mob its the Pl , oaa4 he mole a hlow at sow of the constables. ci fi rse„u special constable, saw the trimmer W.i. hams store ammot the mob. Wilber% llisgew. Jaw,. ileurbt Miehnel Carew, awl :111reAnri kyr ••• seta charred by tame. Itrrtiirv. • Thom, Pot re ..ftieer. olio gaol he maw the Prisoner Casev hooting and h 05...! at the Life Guards., esll•ne them the Piccadilly Thee's. le. ifgre soul ronourrovirof Ihe Med, 1.. Pelt ils.•rn John Ise your, of the Thaw a Pollee-office, confirmed the abio e. Joseph Cleaves well he saw the Prisoner Mould at the Mad of the molt all the afternoon, and •et •hr at deflaure he riled So the in..b to " g.t 11r and resent. a men whip was taken into custody, Fraseis Murray saw the Prisoner Byrne among the mob a!I the afternoon, very noisy and tents agrois• /Winer Wond, Jobe Maentarark, and Wm. Smith, were rho. g. d by AV•lham Jones, who stated that he saw the Prie snore Wined a the crowd in tier 15 ITT 1. at six o'clortc, when ports of the boat heloseging to Sir M Maxwell's party, allii 11 had het a elestrrsyed, was flourished about the mob.— Hue ssf the most •iulnt of the mob struck a man such a se veer blow on the head with a piece of the host that he Wed profusely, and he was marred out of the crowd appa trutey see„ The same matt afte►wards struck bum on the lu sel, wilco he was taken jab, custody P. oj:•mtn Morris said, he saw the prisoner N'a•d with a large piste of the host, shoot four fete Inns,•, twilling the nosh and Itadieeit them on to ei , lerre, and be stool at hint and other p• rsuns with pieces of the boat, Peeterr. a ipeeill constable, said, the prisoner 5 1 .wornla. k was beading shout tllO of the ouch; he was arns...l milli a rndg►l, and • smote:wed the. mole to come• tea noel follow lesm Ile gave him a Mow MI his head. Must of 11 , e P,iaourra weir ordered to nod hail, s o me wife iiiii with el, noel some discharged. 70 TILE FDITOnF TUC RIIITIcII PRESS. yms have the g Ins In cantinn the public of • condonation against t h an by tb•• Lond•m post-Iveys and rertaiee tookeepe es •I Hnnnakes ? In 11w' lam wick 1 had ore ..ion to travel the west.•rn rie eel, and ordered my chats,. in Piccadilly for Cranford Bridge. Ou toy arrival at Ilemeo -I•tw. the pud.h-•y told me be could not take me any f•rther, for lee. h.or•e• had been worked vie hued lir an th•rlor that they acre wide knocked up. The. ■t the time appeared retweeieddr; lent on *Aunt., 14.1 I °ulcerd my chair, azoe, front the nano.• place for Bedfune, and un my urivai at 1/01111S'OW the ovule. Ira k was attempted atom. Not In•. I.r sane the %tory. slid miaow. In have the fart, 1 spotted to my driver, alio ',cry good-name. dly rave me the tollowing answer:—•• Why. the, I • heeolel hk•• take you on to Red_ Cent, If 1 was pAtil th.• same there as here "—•• thaw . 0 ., s py .trirod? oo -•J' Why, Mr. --- gives me there abillitigs fur bristle's you to Ins hem c." Noe, Mr. Editor, if the Pisstmasiers of Ilemieslow rats 'llford to give three shelling. tee the bookie post-le ,y, suit of ehe twelve I paid for my chaOr il/ Stainer. I think the public 5100041 11,111, the heel. fit of else reduction 4 11 poling A TRAVELLER UN lUL %VENTER \ ROA O. PIO.V.VOCTIL The areintuts published in the Provincial Journals, Ma isie to the great loss 11U51.1111 , 41 by .hr egriculeural interest hi the lined of sheep, were most folly verified at the Wool MAC. held ■t this place on the 17th ; Air it might with troth he aanirleil, that not a fourth part of the coml. toy prodneid in former seasons was thiv year exhibited. This f*uu g off iu the staple produced price almost !ovoid the grits, i'y loins. it ping near 10s. per slime advance on that of the year preceding. both here and at Colafoid, and iiosne few politic 'amok; even higher. lVe cannot say that at was eazeily bought at tho‘e prices; hut the *hole of et end before the conclusion of the illy. Those who had w Illiessed the produce of formic yeses would suppose. from the paucity of the article, that the farmer was sellingi a s hr did Isis grain. his fierce by scamp. kiaiSErERING DECEPrffix At the last Midsummer Assisi.. for this comity, a rang 11l yelr of age, a shepherd, Sty name George Ho e Dative of /1416 , t1, near Wallingford, was 1,. have been tried fur stratus! twelve rwe-orherp from Mr. Charles Puree lt, of tributary- and also for stealing eighteen rive-ahrep from sir. Peter Mathews. of Mon/sforil. In conserpieirce of a arid:id artifice pram. al by him, he had reduced Ms constitution to anch a stale of debility, by the most violent exertions t o feign mad nod dumb, that he eitishl not he pot upon his trial, and it Meanie t r ri tintsl the last lent Assign, "slim be was arratvned and Monet gaiitir, the looter having sworn that he verity believed George Holloway to he per. folly sa•.r, that hr could sroak if be chose. He OM. Off and the 'fora' Mercy extended to 1 and. on 11.. 1 u II d,v el' teal hr received II ...nil I. 41 lA/ don, to he intim.. and Id tat hard Labour in the gaol Ng lao veara. 'I hos offender ceased to speak from the 2fits May 1417, till Friday rrr i r the'26lli alt. B-ing asked if by was any Muter, to the astonishment of the turnkey he " No." Hr 1/11.1 then ask. rt where era. the seat of los • rlonird , r, be pointed to his e11e... and said " Hem" The gaoler them -lied him how be could have pearlised the de ception 1.1/ lone , Hr mid that a min by the name of Francis Power, a fellow-pre.oner, persuaded him oi dii, sod that he rovi,l hare •poiken at any lime if he chose. Ti. detail ern y extravagant action of this deprived youth, during the ▪ before trial, would be impossible He was pal Into a strait wai•tesoot for a month, to prevent his dais,. k in ,,ir sir hi. fellow p.moriers bodily harm. Since the haat sea. trace has arrived his c hum has been extremely havoic very orderly, working well, and manifesting "rovg nernotorna of contrition, ablmogh he mike until rf.iv I ..t. We have never before heard of the elm icier of bfiirenface L. log played off in real lire.—/Readiag roper DNTRIBITTIoN OF PRIZE-MONEY. The marnr. Visor., and Wroale, for ihr Buono v., 0 111 thr 2 , 1 July, ott No 0. In, 1.% 011 . 11 Inn, SI rllll/1. Re v .lle sante place Err. y Thurathey fur throe month.. 1,419 INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CH %NCERY. I.I9ICOLIeS ISM ) TUESDAT, itrim 30. ACCOUNTANT GCNERAI:S OFFICE. Sir ANTIIUA PIGGOTT. ,is Irrlrill of loe suitors of the Groat, (rremestirol a l'et firm, pri)ist,4 that the Accoutstatiter. Office might Ira t lorrd our the 19th of Arrivaq, owl 11)1 1011C111,1 H. ,in uotd the firet ti• al of the Sottoog.4 lirtire Mi. o 4 Term; lord that 1111 Y persona t Motley front the Accountant ' s Offi , e .hould l ove notice 10-forr the I 511 s of A is vis., nod nothout both notice that nu y about,' be named. _ The LOAD CIIANCELLOR—" lAA it lie so ; it is a ototwo of Coors.."—Nl..tion g rmited. Lorrlghip wl(4 occupiel the temAindler of the (Lay (11 being the second S-41) with kvarilig motions of u.) interest except to the parties conceroetl. TICE•CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LiNcoLs's INN, Tur.smtv, 'VIM 30. OPERA• HOUSE. W•TERS V.. TAYLOR. Sir SAMUEL. HOMELY, Coonsvel for the Defend ant, said, that hr undervtoual that the Commel on the other sole oloi.-eted to the minutes of hia Mo. smut's order (PLltiVe to the exception.' iu dn. case, He believed the only queerl between them was what his Humour had ordered. His II the VIcE-Citarev.t.vor You had hitter white what Is the matter of difference between the pariies." Sir SAMUEL Rom t 1.1. Y—“ The at cowl exception which rel :tes to U'lteill)%l annuity from the Opera luou.e—the ReKi..trar's not?, "1" 1 In he referred 'back to the Master for further inquiry.' We have added to it, to lowlife it 014.1!). *ll.l deed, and. if AN, when he died. his Ilmoor would rerrolleo that the only evoleitee of 0'1,11.111)'4 &Mil was a Fre.och lootolo)'a orr•iticate that Iwo per canoe loefore *wore that a pert.° o of the 'lame of o'll.-illy won. dead, without pub that it aa • IltWlll.ll Oil Willl•t ilfti the assoili.y Bonn Our Operm-loonve ol..prodetl." The VICE-('ii -" It Witt noir referred hick to the Ilaster to ro vievr that pelt of his rt t.nri.” 111. 111t.t.s, Solicitor for the Phintiff, said, Clot did object to doe Nohlioiwo i 4 the au. - oiootev of the order, but he objected to the minute• thenvolvev, for they *aid the second est.. warn w a s allowed, when in fact it was tlipalhowrol, and re ferred hack to floe Maoe:•. The VICE-CN NCELLoIIt Certainly the word■ of the order .•n h 1 nut to toe ailosed, but refereed hock to the Maso c r. Mr. RouPELI., on the same side is Sir Samuel Rutinl y, said, that the 'lest u!teratiso lien had I►ren made tour to the Rego.trao's minute of t h e tlo'rd exception, which set-forth, that it was all.owed without prejudice to soy 4 Idiot Ale Waters might hire a.•tinat ..Jr. Taylor. They Ism' lidded, but mot agaiu••t the Ofiers-houte. The Vict:-CiiAncEi.i.on—st That is corr e ct, lorcloose the 31:otoir had merely to iliquirr Ns to doe eloctemlirtuttitoi of the Opt ra.doo.uso ; a•id matters of account! betwecas Ilse parties cann.•t be considered in that light." Mr. itoureu, then statrd, that the next alter ation was to th , minute of the order to the 4th rx colon )))) , which trlato ol la the go K e fruits Mr. Fedor to %Ir. (:••old, of Is s share of the Opera tion.... The It rgistrior's minute woo , , that it t•huts!it he n fer►rd back to the Illa•trr, to Impure what sums were due by Mr. amid to Ali.. Tao tor, as s set-oft" muting the mortgage; and they hood .odoleol. oNith liburty to carry It Ito ugatoot illy el:lints of G.. 0111 owl Watt no. Ns that• relstrd to Tat loor. The VicE-CuANcELLua—.. ThAt a w hat I onestot." Mr. 110UPF.t.i. tooted, the may other alteration was to the mi, site of lite Ileu.strar as to the last txeririo Ile had takets it down, that tlo• Nlaster rresi . w his r..p. o t, and LI ll. whit l,u,rharr- had h e in .tle by Mr. Goo'sil and vl .1,. r. as tel to the. 0;or .1m ;to a Isieh sliry II at added to inquire Ili what 'racier they had tuitde the pur chases. Tilt: VICE-CHANCELLOR—" 1 think it would be betttr to take the order for the Alarser to revi• w his repot t, a d stale wailer what sp. vial stances the purchases a made ; for I hold, if they purchased in the eilowity of a pother, it rotihl not br for their nail lit sit ht, but that it must br for that of the grnetal concern. Mr. 13t.i.t., Couloir! for Mr. Waters, slid lie had no doubt but his Honour had taktii a proper v;rw of the case; but unfoituinitely his k had given hint the wrong bii , fs. llutat vet, he was sure there was little ditferviice of opinion between him anti lii• Learned Friends as so die iitiqutes of his Flosiont's order. Ile %%mild read suer the alter ations, and if lie saw any thing fiat lie th ough t he ought to object to, he %..ul.l mention it in the .nurse of the clay. The Leariirsi Coo .se I having read over the salutations, nlkwrved they suet with his approbation. Account, jlla rt-ei teed from Ceylon come down to the roil of February last. Thry codirm the oiriuion we have alleatly given upon the state of id fors to the C.iilloso cottotr). onil completely con tradict, as we eXittelell 1116 would. the statement eotintio-61 in the former Ceylon Government Gu sate, viz. that the isisurrectem way euilfi,,tl to the dreg- of the people. It venom. that alien the last necomes came away tl r elude a the territory of I 'rutty is. a a air if I. I W II r 6ellion, and the Go. v-ruor himself, we understasal, hay in last beets ohlized to acknowledge, that he eau ooly de vend ni lna tronol. Lilly Illgowg Rion and all the English Latins were shout to clone fr Candy to Columbo fur protection, and every soldier that could be spared, either at Columbo or Gills.. had toren atilt for to Camly s for the B.urpose of keeping open. if possible, the commoolic 'tiro he. tweets the shfreteat *tat lens in the island. Ent:LA coot.t.a, the brother-io•l4w of the Dessare r.t Otto, Mho was 1114:11. kitloViii to hr 4 secret favourer of the insotgeot Woe, hall at 'Oat takes. an open part. and. us is rrimeried, is WHIP Over to lII* (1•1111 tr) turn. C t help reposstioe, that he 4_:oti ve,,t 1111 l wh.ch the Colats MI if of COllllll entered lota. aini a it is groserally mulerstood, 113 a ur.ahar-ell lite Prl tent 1112404/Oil% t.tste ..1 afliurs , 61.0ui l i b e fully iiispiorril into by rerb.siutbt Num its it meets. CEAER4L ELECTIOX COO %TV OF lICNTINGDON.—An opposition to the Ciotti(' ste, has teiy u..eitliectrdly * p rim? , u p iii phi. Comity. After Lord F. Moo. tivie omit 11r. W. IF F,itoweii w e re 14,0,1111111ted on Thilrethy het, .%J,. H muttons!, of Fetistoteton. ex pressed himself iodignatit at the enslaved state of the County, which Was foot hecioniing the patritroossy of one or two noble kindles, and proposed Cap lan, Wells, in railer that the yeomanry might he afforded is nisportsinity of expressing their disapprohistion of the mra.iires of the Ministry. This bring dilly seconded, the Sheriff took the sense of the Meeting, when he declared the *hew of lionds to be iii ftivour of Capt. Wells and Lard F. Mon t.igne. Mr. Fellowes demanded a poll. The fol. lowing is tile state on the clo.e on Sawn] y:— Ist Day. 2d Day. 3d Day. T.dni. Lord F. Muinuigue...... 8091 22L 84 913 Mr. W. H. lellu.re• .. 516 163 F 3 782 Capl:tita IV. 11. Alter the close on Saturday, Mr. Samuel W r ells • at patriotic Solicitor of Huntingdon, With sel lllOl. iire.ent opposition originated, addressed the Free. holders, :Ind stn test, that tl 00000 he st I ahnost Ulotir At the mi,et, that numbers of its& pendent gentleme n hell now elirldiril themselves under the homier. of ilidependence ; that voter. awl proosis.-s 4if en:lpott were busirly coming ; tl:.tt leered Intuit:est freelol!e;is were .set to bull ; a..rl from the spirit of every a liet-r sit marsh-II its the Count,. Hull the circumstance of Mr. Fellow*. having is:tiled all his tenstitry altill dependant., Cie must pn►nusin~ 110111:11 of etiCrree mite bt he enter il. It in ty inst he iiiiptispe; to observe, that Mr. S. 1Vell• is not related to the getitleitiati put in auminatitin, who . 1. is son of the lot.: Adootrol %Veil., is married to a daughter of the Ent of Corysfort, and raises* $ a handsome property in the County. li'vxmouvi, JsN lea o'clock, a.m.—Notice NS. 11,41 just given by Roper Weston, EN. Mayor, that the contest is at ail end. Tinos, after a week's noble .trsigle, the Joltiost one soil Town ilitetrete hese tritimplwd, in the election of Nlessrs. Wallace, Ure. 0000 0 ::td The attempts of the other three Geisilemen, to (Ashton their seats by urr sus of their agents. !nein{ cliaretertsuf the lowest order hum 11w quints-a of Portland, sod privates in the 1)0111.1 :1111 114, to sole on land-tax farm rents. cotivqed to them eltiVe (lie ti-st of the writ on the Isle of a person alone NU yeas of nor, fur eirelto.orering l ot , poses, thereto ) oioloioo r; Oloc sal its sight. atid pity'. lomi ruissoll the toolt4hicants to the highest vich of indoor aso• l zeal ill ut.iios i ng such reprelieti sable measure,. Noti.ing run exceed the geneuul eault,, t i on at this moment sitanifes*.iil by the litho bitailts in the wort-14A octslania6siis of " Union and The li.llowhng is th e ti oo t rolo-e oof Ifs. poll oil S ifttrally : Mr Williaiusb lite•tool 1t!.;1 , t Hun. T. %Vonore 101 Mr. Bebb Use .. NAVAL LY TELIAGENCE. PORTRIIOUTTI, JUNI 19. Arrived the Spartan, (root Algters, ht.t it Plyawath, and is pat malt, Passed by Clr bmitun the Watet luo, Wilkinson, from Mo ran) Kis, J ounies; sailed 4 22t1 May in company With the Sim ~s Taylor, Mei k ; Irfl shi re the frienertias Planter, --, nod the A leys.ns, —, fur London; and the Aeolus, Itirvey, for Bristol. fALMOUTII, JUN, 27. Ai rived the Friends, Wilcock, (rum Leglei. u, w 39 days for L LIIIVRICK, JUN? t 5. We have had eery lornvy gale* of Mend fa ono the westotortl, wills r.sitt, fur the I ut Curtuight, which t (mimics. LivrarQot, JUNG 28. Arrived the fmrnline, n, sailed 25th pr : on oh. 4th Jet use, in late 27 10. lone. 35. 6.. poke the ItrigCambriatt. Brit witrigc from the Carr of e I (lope for ~,,, mit 56 day., and parted (torn her 1711. June, 111.winz (rot the N W Ou the 11th Jolue, in its. 3N 57 lung 33. IS ',poke the Bayne, Laub, 11.•tival for I.osultni, out five mottles, and pat it,l from I.n• 1611 i Jtme, in 1111 37 loii 32 10.—A tan as rived the Co- , ack, Ilarvey i f Japonica. sail. d sth Slay: on the 1711 i June, in lmt. 14 30 lone 26. p tiled from 11w eath mite (~e• tt, front it for I Alllll.lll. all well. On 11w 20111)ttur. in ta11.17. 13. ', mg . 1P 40 srino.l %%imb r ad, Gum 1.1% Sn 1 to 11n. b. c, oil 16 days, had caper aeortil Itravy gale. of slol the three tote sling days: rime day paard ifrarral mita Ilf.1•11 •uttel vrarela land. r reefed volume., and .011 , 41111:1111- i.us down Alas, arrived the lloarlie, Merry, from New Vook ; sailed tos Gil, June ; on 1:n1i June, in lat. 40. lonz. 53.. aw a large slop of ,buul 800 biota, wills her 11131114 and lomaprat gone , Jerk. completely el. aced, and water-logtted. She had a poop deck and furetaaik, and app.ared to lie a British vessel. OVA!" JUNV 29. &tiled again this morning the sr hide iif wstwar.l t fi.r their di &old de.taiii • N. t acrid the Emma, Jarwood. fur 11w Souls Arrived and trailed fur the River , the F.l.3.lwits, Drew, /non St. Kitt's; lasytluo, Wettest, Gum Si. Vitterat'.; Aunty. Haden, frousTsiuulail; sisal Li•utua packet, Turku, Guts Cadiz. Remain in the Duwn•, the Soreris Giglio., and lie swirl and Diligence E:int linlia plug )atlibi. CILIVFIFNCI, JUNE 20. Arrivetl yerterday the Lord Exmouth, 11111. 4 fiont 114m knigh; [lair, Walker, Roil Ftal, Mortara. fiiim Rig* ; Jona, Lodovirk, Duster, from /1 toottrehtm ; Three Friends, Witty. from Palau ; A. 101011114 Freiteiiik, Rss , from Em den ; mud Venus, Joyce. fount l'eter.hurgia. Al rived toolay the Ins, Grrothette, from Hamburglo ; Edits. flow Marisa% • Duke of Knit, P4llllll, (tom Rotterdam; Ilet•ter, Silvers, from %aim' ; and Mereory, 1% huh, f Letthorst. Sailed tte4lay the Regina Durud,ee, Mit*, fur Lubeck. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUesDAY. Just SO. Amsterdam .... 37 03 2C. 1 Venire, Ital.Lv. 115 Ditto at sight .. an R I Malta Anosterdam.... 11 7C F. Naples i Ditto al sight .. II 4 I Palersio• Roitertlam..... 11 II lU. I I.i•shois IN *lett...m.l)ex. Mo. 11 II (t to ll•nihnrch.. .. 34 5 lir. Rio Janeiro— tits Shona ......... 31 ft 21C. Dublin . ..... Paris 3 Ilay . mdate 24 30 Cork ... • Ditto. ..... .... 24 50 2 U. Apo cif the Rank urtilullisoll Row 11 , 11 . 1111 V .... 24 40 2 per Cent . Frankfort iiii the 1it3.410n. Main 143 ex Mo Portugal Gold iii g cit Madrid 3ll ereel. I Coin, per sir ....4 1 0 Cmhz ..... Hallam 391 Clll3 t . I liars ... ..... 0 0 0 Ilarerlsina . 38 ' New Distiliiinsila ..0 o 41 Seville .. ... .. 491 !kris Dollars .....n 5 N Gibraltar 31 Silver in Oars ....0 o It Leghorn Genoa 471 TIM INMAN ARMY. The I.ted seconot s from the peimititia of loom rehire -rut ti,,t immense eouniry as comp', t e ly triniquilliseil, and the boo extensive and violent Coin being more likely than ever to elijav repose and securi , y. Toe pow e r l ot s e ither °arra wed the populatom ..1 10.11, by its superior military stiength, or this e , iticiliated their favour cid i iiochased t heir .übmission, by the e.ituparative happineini and freedom it eimtret to every milivitinal. It cannot, howeier, be overlooked, th.it sneer of such a nature may h e 41.1 igerim.li fl suer inv. The British empire ha. it-elf over au immense country, not le-s tictll 40,000 srpeare miles iii extent, :god contai•. ttt g 11(11 irWer than 50 million , * or inh.hit.w.. A conquest No rapid could not be achieved Without doing vsolenee t o th e in i n eipl et , religions, Erie, moralo, and inati. tutions of the tion it eon] iireted. Ptiuees deprived of soveresgnty, people rolitted of even an imaginary national jade renitence, cou n tri es reduced to deterra. and private property detpod-d, mutt have arrayed a formidable ma.. of hotillitv against the conqueror*. eonse rinendy, si.:ee the period of our power, trout the first moment vse .et loot iii Loth to the 6164 diva. pan I reCrIV.:II rf. , 111 the Mkit4lll% of 1111410111 1: 11, we have 'Well itiVolVect n, hilti.ovt at.utlal conflict,. The retrosin et Of Mir i• Mil of a o.ture to eustior us much future ohde the principles of action, both with %ietors and Oir 1(3i1111111•11t1.1, remain unaltered. 11.1le brell allfee , Srill. and Our V 111; ire 14'17 iirogit.s rely enlarged; but the wei 4 iit ul au no.rteldril empire eii.iirrt a.,il the uncle that ru. Elme• it is enlarged oily io:reli . e thy ' , um b er o r its enemies, and the its .4 Fence. As this empire loss hero acqiiired by thesword. by the sword only email Ise preserved; and perhaps Uwe is 110 eiretungance coisoected with the conquest so w e ll worthy or de e p reflection ; NV that tilt INANIIIIIIOII ha 4 lire.. made and defended by an army oallecteil boon the compierril people. mid that upon the fidelity of ths army, now auurturting to 150.000 twin, tit; security ril the e nt ir e must alt oge th er depend. The imourtance of the sohject, therefore, will justify us to dra..irig the attenlioit of our rearfers to the stute of the hells.. army, as it has beet. derelopeil it. *mac pohlicutious that hare lately appeared res,rectiug 11. Tar I.4towilig are tirtill:11C11 extract* trout the Qoarierly lirriew : Though Biontioy was the first poruession which the English obtained in the East, the establislituetat ins that islaii I was for 'rely h•tog period on too limited a scale to maintain inure thin It! Foi - 0 1 irao zirripm, aril a few companies of disciplined pvpoy•. 0.. the cterst of Curunraudrl, which because to. wards the middle of the lA4 century a settle of warfare b e t,, een th e Eogiir.lo and Fretielo, who mu tinny molest anti received stipp.ot trum the Miners of thor quarter, the natives Qt . !Alia were fiat io .truetr.l In F.toropilmi tbsctpliur. I)itring the siege of Aladras, which took place in A.D. 17.16, iminher 401 peous, a specter of irregular 'woofs ) . urines' Willi swords unit spears, UI ino.chimk*, were tnlisteil for the ocrasitni ; to thube some Eliglish offivers were attached, tleman of the cla.l service, I toe name of Ilah hurtful, was lhr 1110'4 11:itIllgOINIIV11. This xi-title man, who hail beim rewarritil with the co, !filiOn Of a LIVIIICOOIIt, was tilt). toyed la the emoting year IN troiniug u snaill c:rrps of natives it. the EN matiner; lie tiro, liowe4er, lire to 11.1-f -leet Owl system which he appeals to 11.,Te into the Alii , lras serbice. " It wa* by one of our own 'rimy*" (the Council of Fort St. David obiterve, in a dispatch dated 2d September, 1748, 116 whichthev Oars in eullocilasti on the character of Mr. I-1 tliburtois), that be lead the misfortune to be killett. alto shut I • upon his reprintandiug lista for w a ne isfrenCr ; the pour geittlemais (11*)' add) diced next di), and she ail lilt did not live so long, for his vuttinttles that stood by cot liim .0 Mt era stuinesliatrly." The name of .1.. I litliloirion war h.og cherished by !lie Nlatl rm. native r oop s --aiial about roesity }eons ogo, oil us, examination of slid grails... atone stet• inis•„ tee.iring nool oppeorid, as ciaimatints, who eal.ed t6rnl.rlve. S.isuch Ito Sepoy. or Halo. burtiiii'• Osie of the first brill•C. a On wh.Cll the regular Itelob)• nl Al.idre• were employed, the defence of Arcot. A. I.). 1751. The par tiCOlalS flint *lrv-, which forma a remarkable fraturc io the life of die irtlelooteil Clive, have been gitbrii by an eloquent and G 1 slut hist..rsaua, but Us of Our otcurrenee that soak 110 it illustrate, the clltrac tr. ul the Inslieu sold CP.. well merited to be me -erred. Wilrn prOVII.IOII , Were arty (100 .t/11 eoireate4l their Conan-older to allow Ihenl to 10.0 l the rice the °lily roost left) for she %Mile garrom. " Your English poldi r ea," they sold. •• eats eat from our Issisop, though we c4.010t Irmo throe—or will al.ot as their shape every gram of 1111 r tier, a u nt oitriielves by th 'liking the writer in Villirn it lids been boiled." Miring all the Wars of Clive, of I,:swreece, of Bois', and of Conte, the aepays of 31.1sIns. cutest nova to &Oar the paint valuur and anachment. In the yeas% 1740. 81, a .41 82, they entfered hard ni a nature aliltost unparalleled ; there Was hardly a Collis that was not tweio Months in at rears; they were so t ,tenurd, it to title, by a dully ahowunce of rice, hot this was out euunath to vase many of then boodles Irons [Wing the Vlctlitlif of that dreadful fs. , which, durum , tissue p.m's, wasted the Conn assay's dusuismiiis su hula.. Their fidelity saver gave way in this lunar of extreme triel, and they repaid wails gratitude rod attach siseist.tsie kindliest* end COnsidenel a ith which they were treated by their European offsets, who, being few its number, hut, generally aileakilig, very efficient, tried every means t h at could conci liate the mord, excite the pride, or stimulate the balms; of tisane the, c ded. In the easispativis of 1790 and I, agito , t Iwo Solt/mi. the swiwyr of Vito e.ttibii , lotirot sheared their usual zeal and courage; but the tt.,tit bre of Ellripedil hoops which ae,e pow with tistio. le.t.et.rel their opitottioittos 441 tit•titt. guicting Ihrste.elvro—moil though improvuil dt,- riphoe, tbty perhalia fell to their istwo et.t till stit,n. Ihe eta;ive artily. tit butte degree. het ante it at- • Os me, Conriary one, and the pride of those of whim, it ana composed was lowered. The campaigos of Lord Cornwallis sod ; General Msa.loa• ..ere certaitily not it:levier, r'th'r in 'flew operations or results, to those of Sir Eyre Conte; and every rarer cam tell how differently they ure regarded by the sepnys, who served in both ; the latter may bring to toeir memory the distreleas and hard•hips which they *offered, mid perhaps the reculiecipoo of children who perished flow famine—hot it Is associated with a sense of their oat' ineportance, at that - period, to the goveroinent they *reveal, with the pride uf fidelity and patient valour. Tire pictures of these time distinguished leaders are in the great ro om the geeltalige at Nladras—lo that (we speak of tell years ago), when a buttallion co Iles into gumboil, the old Irony* lead their laiud:e*. Meadows (these are the names by wnsch the two finit Cointinuiders are known to them) are pointed out us great and brave Chliels; but it is to the image of thtut favourite, Chute, the pilgrimage is made, and the youngest of th,ir childresi are lau g hs to pay a respect !waiving on devotion to this tcvcrctl leader. The general history of the native army of Fort St. Getlfgye, is short. Sepoys were hot dist - wino 41, as has bee,, stated, on that establishment, in 17.0 ; they were at that period, and for some time afte:- wards, in independent cowponies, under subadart or urine Captains. Maimed Esiof, one of the moot distinguished of those officers, rote by his tattius rod courage to the general Cumin of the whole;, and the name of this hero, for ' such lie was. (wars oienitst lot often in the page of the English itiitortau • of Litho, of that of Latvrettre and Clive. As t h e outsibers of the utilise army hacreasrd. the form changed. In A.D. 176tf,v e Bud ten tautoliont of 1.000 men each, and Outer officers to each corps. lu i o , there were eighteen battalions of eiwalar stretigili ; and in 1784, the number of tin. army had nit:reused to :2,titao native cavalry, and iS Out) infantry ; N Coon siderable reduction was matte at this IP, r:od—bat suh•cryurnt wars and cot:que. • s !Mee Clitt.Cll a great IlWfratit. 8111.1 t h e pit a - sit effective Itlelsg II of tlii waive army of Fort S. George cuhsist, of eight regiments of cavolry, soul toe, ty-G , ur region sits or foil -eight boitilioos of native ii.latitry. There are factitive srver..l troops of horse artillery, .111 lie battalions of guts latcass, and a very large lii. and estoblivltnsetst. A law remarks on the appearance and con , loct i f this army. with tome anecdotes of rem*, k4bte iii dividuals. will fully illu-irste its character, and convey to site formed reader a just ides of toe eleuteuts of winch is is composed. The native cavalry of Fort St. George was ori. ginally raised by the Nabob of the Carmine. Since It has beta imam's] to the Company's establish ment. a period of more than thirty yeas., its steer has been one of faithful service. and of achievement, rins•at . iied by soy centuple that is..? can Freuilrel ofd sit & Ctiula or a defeat. The tot) s , verest trials of the courage and dtseipline of this corps. were as Atsaye and Vellore ; ut both these services they welt associated with the 19th d ew g• oe. • Orme. (To k continued.) A .hurt time into, the petr fled remains or a cro. cod o'. load, in a good •late of ',reservation (staid i..g only the bowll rod of the 'moot), was fmii.d by n 1 mill, at ilaw.ker Bottom, near Whet, . Aliont a lortnight ag,.•, the eaine per-on found toe ern ain.lig p.m of the brad, vdoch is in a blot %tate 4.1 . preservation, many of the teeth ealtiliitir.g g remains of the enamel with which tiny were originally covered. BIRTHS. 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