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then , vdtr, ant. it.- oat moat that energy, ar three hum- C 1111.1,4- etipel atitoitt-r petsoa of d Naples hole ident ibotwt-. rtiotteil by the retails, up to tid inbignia of 51 M1)11AT 111 I) IV. POOll - regarded as :thy, whose fate s the Turki-la ay, NAPOLEON yob its conettrt over of the Ro th the spiritual ,•••,Ail .:MAK:4:IIIAGNI firver, %;in wws ;Ai. ago, by thy lied awl oleptr.- oeia, all he. 4 Isiu of a leaf inorcd Len this Ituffiaii And, which de lis nary, iu the ad unprincipled as ally, and de lit of uncontrc.4l - of ancient of perfidy, out- :%11110101ET the reek Empire in BAJAZET and ary war with the and JUOTINIA N. as the friciid aml t. of hi* Family, rize beyond the se succems, as has ;. German• ? We Pinion, nut ou our Tents which have in Spain. That manifested by that may be. and there Gory, egotiots, Arid es may have been Alinost till may kuess and da,siger, cloy. They have . field. Several lie metropolis has ur in the Minikes Wt. and the Sme ary. The E.lecti ialmia,aiul N Aro dill his threat of I. But, great and , Spain is urith: r ash mistaken if she r, and expel the in of the entry into rued : but we may lent silence of the not been brilliant. a noble proof of Catalonia crev asse. The English No symptoms of are seen anywhere. confidently trust. ?hid' we found our 3 "of Spain. If the Ministers at home. :trances its the but ; laden are in future or national ehareeier oath's hope sad ex tura lICCTIMIS the Py ce to his return froze I• itiority of the Beard it reasons for voting t Convention of Cin eqtaired to state the roved these measures. OM the friends of the . the Inquiry. anti re f, that His MAJESTY he Board of Inquiry, military proceeding is lissolved. end that no f order of His3l AJESTIf moured,thatMinisters rliament, to propose a Cintra Generals, for tad firmness exhibited ' and indeed, if they JO pun the Report of the ey can avoid it. Never !era hewr entitled to a e who served unfler It would have been led them by beiltuse had thrown away the • roils of their le•srery ; aua it *could have Irmit an awkwarcrearia to grant the soldiers a rote of thanks, passing by their tienerile. By We decision, however, of the Supreme Junta, at Chel sea, the Generals,. inferinr officers, and' men. may be lumped together in a Vote Of thanks, with the ttio,t perfect corasteuCy—and to make the hu•i new complete, it will he only necessary to include, the Ministers, who ordered the Park and Tew er gnus to he fired, in honour of a measure, which, in the words of !Its 'MAJESTY . * Answer to the Ad dress of the City of London, has disappointed the hope., ati.l expectations of the nation." Major-General PERM:V.OK and Major-General 11.:orr left town•, yesterday. for Portsmouth, to em►ark for the anny in Spain. Major-General SMCE1111001:E left town on Weil needay night, for Portsmouth, to assume th; com mand of the troops recently arrived there from Itanisgate, where they were embarked. It is sup posed thut their destination is Coronae. The report or the Fler.hifig squadron Flavin pat to sea, proves to have been a false alarm. During tivi late 4evere weather it had hauled into the filar- hour further than usual, and our look-out vessels. missing it front its ordinary station, concluded that it hal mule its escape. Frafteei Freniihs , picket is *erred at /Pal au:oath, with mails from the Leeward !lands. . She smiled from Tortola on, the 27th * of November.— His Msr crry's ship Gehstea sailed from St. Tho mas's o the 15th of Noireinher, with a Beet fur Great gritaiii, Ste. consisting of the followiog res. , sel. , viz.-- Tbe At!as, Hill ; Surrey, Potts ; nem Mardi ; Babies Packet, Nl'lver ; William, Harvey; Sinclair ; limn, Ball; David. Lambert ; Speculates, Le Owe ; Hopc,Skield ; Clio. LCIIIIIIIO ; Tem &item (epee; try, Pension ; Herculm, Deems ; FAN Aylward ; Aliso; amine, Mills; Neplume, Smith ; Yeses, ; Vim. Fenningi.— Rear, Wyss, and the Melts, Flisy dir London; Roael la, Karelian, a Bristol; Arlad.r, Stelletuttai Alexander, Scott ; Pilgrim , Passer ; Geary. Milierleee Mariner, Durham ; Stag, Lavic ; sad the g li tabeit. ow, • of Glasgow ; Claude, Scut t ; Jams, Illrioehr Ur al Eduard, Horrors; B.u , Carleton o, Wary Am% Liatio ;and Falathank. Cuttatough, fur Liooritool ; {Miss, Wafter. of _ _ _ _ _ Greenock; Sliarrea, Stelusoa. Akeriesa ; Faith Platbar: .tome, lad MOW, USIA; allatbstarbflhodN.J Up. mouth; Mount's Ray, Tregatlise. of POW/W. ; SW Goers, Mama, of Dysart ; Campbell; W that*. ceu, Soak ; has, ; mei the Speedy. Healy. of New Bruswenek ; MsAltt , Derby .hiee, or St. Kites ; Quaker, Thorns', of Nora ficatia ; Lod 'al Linwood. Sliutin,of Antigua sad ibis Arlestrol, Possioal. of gseliatloci. le•-•=ssesammasse Sir SAMUEL linkup and ArDwiral KRATIO are all• (rurally mentioned ha the Chief Naval Ceneseedi m India, vice Sir EDWARD Pr ti.rte. Captain ilitowittr.. of Grersi.Meh Hospital, hes, we sinder,i and. been appoi:ited to succeed the late Captain Don RCM ca, as Lieut. Governor'of that ire atitution. Captaiu Bouiscutca died ou Friday% last, in comas- uence wooud he aweeilled 33 faialllip since, which lad oever been Ic4ectly cured. Souse of the letters from Listion,.of the date of the ‘2 hat ult. mention that the trarNpfirts containing the lath Dragoons. with 111.90t- General COT iioN, were safely arrived in the Tagus. The accounts from Lisbon, of the date of the etst, mention, that the French light corps of six thousand men, including two thousand cavalry, which the last Bulletins state to have advanced to wards Portugal, by way of Talavera do Is Reyna. had pushed on a, fie as Alvarez ; hot la ing closely widened a Spanish corps of 31000 non., who broke down the bridges on their route. and finding themselves checked by a multitude of ether obsta cles. they einnigial their direction, and returned • by smother way tresards Madrid. Government received dispatcher on Wednesday • froin Mr. Arista, Pleitipo for the British iistrrestsat Onistantinople ; they are aaiil to emitaiu very nate restin4 and agreeable intelligence. B) the death of the Margolis St.tGo, a vacancy has been made in the Pm hamentary representation • of the /risk Peerage. has been sent into the City by the Trans port Board, stating, that the) are hi want of stripe Or sufficient space between the decks to convey .bursts, for which 255. per ton per mouth are of. feresl for a savvier of three month., to be at Dept. ford or Pot tsmouth sin the lath blatant. It there a necessity that we should incur so much, or indeed any expense, for tealisportsl—Wie have upwards a 1.100 ships of war, one-fourth of which are at least always in no. paisis on our coasts. Why are not • our troops conveyed in them to any part where their services may be waisted ? The ships are larger than transports, more convenient, more able to convey troops, and they might be conveyed with infinitely more dispatch. At present, transports • must be engaged, then they most have time to get t.,idy, and hence much delay takes place.— Whereas if the troops were sent in men of war they might be embarked .without a moment's loos of time. Besides, the men of war are safer couvey ances ; they are mit so liable to capture as trans ports, whirl are unarmed anti incapable of tesist uuce against the hinall.iit ain't., of war that could be brought against them. The French convey thsir troops iii ships of war. Faa est ab haste doetri. A very considerable „portion of the Southern Journals of Ireland are constantly occupied with detail. of iinctin.ial outrage. The Mould Herald of last week gives accounts of i•early a dozen in stances of these criminal violations ot . the peace of Society, and the laws of the laud. This evil might be traced to causes which are beyond the ruler of temporary e•ipedients to remove, arid which de mand the speediest exertions of legislative wisaloui ; but, tins magnitude to which it has memo requires the instantaneous and vigorous appliciatirni of those • means with wine'. the Magistracy are entrusted, for the preservation of public traiertillify. . s ~, ,-- • i„ • :., . - P • Am . ZS' •.--.- if • . .. /' 4i :fr:S • Vi . 1 TUE ATII E. ...-.........-- DaI:HY-LANE. Last night Was produced a new Comedy, called .1141 and Wife; Cr, Alper Secret., tops Oae, written, we believe, by Mr. ARNOLD, a :,e' goo to iiiii,:ii the polite ;ire much indebted fireionertil poet eial and drausiitic pure. e.' merit. Thal priucipal dia meters were thus siippoited : lard .4 mei ',court NI.. MuLLA a O. s:r Joseph 44ereieoeve 11, Pookiv.i. n • Muhl, Areleisciarl Mr. tali . ..roe. Sir IriUgeNAby Sir. trovhos Fortikrir Mr Bialot.4llertsw. Di-ilerrat III :opmeraiiti: Sr NI altpri Mira Mrs. JUKSS/01, Lady Irrikagely........ —Mrs. HA:li Loire. Ammo Mr U 'Si D N .... Wraftst Worm lire. Seer:. • : The story is very simple—..Nii .iiilluagistl, an English Baronet, of home fortune, resides ui his estate with his Lady mid an only dirrig.eter, /into. by n former in arriage. Lady Il'illoaghby l, Mlc of those wive* who aspire to command, sod although of a stroug constitution, calls in the aid of weak nerves to maintain her power. The Baronet, to sp. pear in his true character, which is that of a kil: and attentive hushencl„ yields to her whims and caprices when in company ; but, in private, he consults Ifni dismay ; mid. of come". they are idvreyejarrltte i w4n aloe.. //eke is a lively anti ainialste girl, in, love with Clarks Ausiettesart, a naval Officer, but is intended by her father is, be the wife of Lard g=cuart. a Nobleman, whose estate joins Sir ghley's. This Lord had riontracted a mar ringet, a hich„he flattered Intii•elf, was illegal, with kasses, the 'air daughter of Vaal:veer. a distressed it ntlemass, who had wow.riit a refuge in the country f•ons the frowns of fortune. 1.. this ke business his Lordship was assisted ai da , an Irish Attorney and Justice of the and Brass, his Clerk, formerly a servant 19 Vltarirr. who has now returned unexpectedly from be see his mistress, but is informed that she is to be married to Lord ilastssicourt. It turas set, Lev er, that Charles is the real Lord Austra cOUß. aad th at the marrsinte of the pretender Lord with afiusab the daughter of feallaser, is legitimate. is IMFIKKOIg this desammeat. great assistance is de rived teen Daises. who. under the appearance of auk is a generous fellow * who assumed the cha racter el . a !mows to timoterint the villainy of his clients. The olintrele to the unioa of Wen 441111 Cialtrit a b p iin dim removed. the two lovers are made py. Of these nuitswials the Author has composed a lively aid aateetaiaiag Comedy, full of incident, interest, and variety. The situations are all nu turaiowthis saatiasent isliere, and the language is. elegant and oarrect. The part of I kleu was evi-• dandy written for Mra. JONDAN. It afforded her an oppertunivy to display all that vivacity, fiscina• tine. feeling, and vanety, so peculiarly her owe ;-.... she never appeared to greater &drainage. awl the loudest plaudit. followed her throughout. Mrs. H., St DDONS bad also• part well adapted to her powers, in the injured end forgiving Anna. Mr. Dow-run and Alm Hsetocez did also ample justice to their respective parts, mid kept the house in continued laughter. Since COLMA N's Desais Bridgrudder.y, ell , tan attempt* to make *tr met In A - *bur tte? fir* Mr. JOHNSTONF have proved nearly abortive, The Dediaser, of Isst night, was, however, an ens caption, and presented that excellent performer upon ic new and advautegeous ground. 'the cite. ratter is well drawn, and the joint occupation* of a Justice and an Attorney, with the contrast of his real and assumed principles, elicited *sine fine sa tire, which gas given with the happiest effect. Mr. ELLIsTON, in Char.'s!, was un excellent portrait of the volatile, thoughtless sailor, full of love and ho noer. Mr. IVItOVCIIITON was veryl u j udicious and impiessive in terpolkaer , and resent *. the supposed injuries of Ins child, with all the feelings of a fa ther. Mr. I .OWE 1.1., Mr. MATTHEWS, and Mr. fIIt.LAND, exerted themselves to the utmost to givt effect. We never saw a Comedy brought for. ward with mare correctness, or attended with more applause. Seven eistinct ronods of plaudits suc ceeded tile fall of the curtain ; when it rose ugaiti, and Mrs. JORDAN came forward to speak the Epi logue, she was several minutes before the riccla 'nation subsided, and she could obtain a hearing. The Epilogue turued epos the different effects of a hiss and u plaudit epee the feelings clan author. It was full of point. and spokes with great anima tiou. Mr. Marro Ewa epoke . the Prologue. The house overflowed in ewer pen, sod the Comedy wee amtmeiteed far rapenias =Wet the loudest aechinsiations. There waseramitst. the Doke and Doctors Da Canasta, litemat of HBAD• room Countess of Goluiesp. Indies Coax- WALL, Puw, and ht. Tans's; sad the Mines Mattson. ememmemmenser The Hoe. Dimmest& ltanautst. and his Lady are eatertataing II SEISSINISS party at Drummond Castle, Scotland. The Duelled. of Mossoost had her usual party, last evening. at her house is Gresverior.square. The lion. Mr. and Mrs. Knott have returned to their house. in Upper Grosvenor-strett, for the season. Miss Ancona FIELDING was mach better yes terday. The Countess Dowager of Essex is gone to join a numerous assemblage of Nobility, at Hat field house, the seat of the Marquis and Mar chioness of SALISBURY. QUINT! a DICK, Esq. arrived, yesterday, at his house', in Curson-street, horn Bail,. The Earl and Countess of Snastvgavav are expected in town, next week, front Heathorpe, Ocforci.hire. Mr. Gascsieronq had invited Is party of sixteen to dine with him, yesterday, at his house iii Amid ley-square, Lilt was taken very ill in the Looming, and the entertaininelit slid not take glare. . Viseraint and Visi ountess Cat:moats:. gave a _rand chimer, yesterday. at their house to Great • St.nihope-street, May Fair, to Lady SAXTON. Sir done Cotrovs, the IZev. Mr. DAVIS, tilt. ILICV. Mr. ANTIOIVS, and several other FesLitoaabl,s. iii3kfß _ CARL OF AfteilflLE'S witAlobt. • , Si e—Nfr. Fox, is his leistury Mr lasts I t . glom a pa. them detail ut the rsertittue of A Rey It, /ad node* the Itosu a hich he "snot on the evening previous td Lu exec's- tore. But that historian initi goats a west e ; and, perhaps, it may not he tinz , !•r;ita!sle to vonr re•iders to perose .1 en tire, us nett as as eltr,;aid 'beds into L a ri a , by the Her Hr J st ;us, ut tilasigow : Thoril, prciseo,ler, oho shalt have so made time As e.-s my gras,, .tud ask what wets my crime to .4. itt ni err o r, uo Glad: vice's brand bid use compel Is leave my outirr land. Love to :uy country, truth condesite'd to die, Hid force sty hands noon ro arms to try. .Or , More trim's frien,l.s' fraud, my fill proceeded bath l'hau tuts, tho' thrice they dot attempt toy death. On my artist' Hos' Providence slid truer, • . Yet Coil, at last, will surely raise Lis owe ; Aeother has.., with more motcce% , ful speed, s ir dell raise the remnant, hrtUtse the set pem:'• bead. (allowing is the translation by Mr../ A V itooN, in which it me, be remarkta how much CO 1111 111011 tlitra;hts become &pilled whey traumatised into a foreign, and especially a classical language. Audi, bospes, mileunque isen 4 a, tinoubmique rtrisis Ft rogslu quali centaur finales tram Hoe me crimen babel, nun me mains abstulit error Ft rhinos titillate, use pepul.t patrin. Bolus anise paths., serique immena cupid," . Llisauetas Yawlt suuterc eels wanes. • OPmfinur, en! redicns, vi sola ct frauds RAIUMAI. Hostas*, et 1 , 011111 Vitt ILISS trrna tads,. Siali t ect hic noon. latter 'arrives, baud Owe, opita Respiciet populum sees la cuticle soma. . Nansime alias venitt tow meliorates onus dui totiea roman) fine brabit opus. Sat mini credo copal ease secator) Illinc petur retherei Nelda tempts poll. teed., Dec. u, isufi. 1 remain, Sir, fr.s. W. T. • See Fun's History, and Unit trial Magazine, fur October, p. ul9. SNAKE STONES OF THE DRUIDS.. The following poetical account will chew how far Poetry can exalt the simplest topics. It ;s front the pen ot Mason --- But tell me yet From the grut of charms and spells, Where our matron sister dwells, Rrennus, has thy holy hand Safely broneht the Druid wand, And the poem adds stone, Gandei'd 'fire th' autumnal moon When in undulating twine The foaming snakes pi oldie join ; When they hiss, and u hen they base Their wondrous egr about in air ; Thence, before to earth it fall, The Druid to his holy Receives the prize, And instant Followed by the envenoin'd brood Till he cruse it. silver flood. Da. 4, laud. 1 remain, Ste. A. b. COLIN-MAI LLARD. When Marl's eyes last night I bound, I hid a wurlsl of mischief; Eut I, alai! the puisca found ts Cunceard within the kerchief, To paint the God of Beauty blind 1 tbought was strange (sough, But Beauty eusidelteauda, I id, To play at Iffituriesies The warn th eunvey'd from eye Shot quickly to the heart, And noise who felt it sow deny/ That Lure, thu . blind, can smart. PLII11.111: CAT'ALANI AND 11R. TAYLOR. The Manager of the operikhatiae not being able to prevail ou ftlatisine CATA LANI to perform this season ut his Theatre, that lady k now abused in the Newspapers, i t which, had Madame CATALANt accepted his offer, slut would hare been extolled an " the *.frees of street soutadJ," the Syreu If the Opera," the vocal enchantress, whose note, like the touch of 111Inas, turned every thing into gold." The tune, however, is now changed, and censures upon that Lady are ordered for the prescut to be substituted for flattery and eneomiuni. The fol lowing extract front one of the morning prints may afford a specimen of the plan adopted for writing the Lady down to the 1113inager's terms:— " it is reported at Both, Chat Madame CAT4I Ail has not yet made any arrangements for giving Concerts there, because her husband &cis coufirket that she will be lustily celled fur at the Opera; but perhaps (observes a Correspon rlcat'„ when the public are apprised, that the Newlrrair prete4- , ina. of that Gentlessim,he his wife, were et the rate or no Loris Tle•N 1971 141 t. lid. wait ti 10 lIT We the present yenr, although last serum she sometimes slid not bring SO. of s nightly receipt, eery few (betides those who have been used to gain admission by her orders, stud those s o the tune Lequently of more than one bombed persons per ni,7,ln , will be of opinion that she ought 10 be employed at all m this Country opus any such terms, or even a fifth part of theta, and without consulting t h e Elopers.. of Ras sties opiaiou spout the 'natter." BATH. JAI!. 4. Last night, Mrs. DmKomi coinmenced Iper en gagetnent iwinch is only Coe three nights) at the Theatre here. in the part of Ilu.setta, iu Luxe is is Melte, in which) she introduced a es lebrated 13m vura sons. by Gtoavast. It is almost sypier *nous to notice, that :he gave universal satitiu. boil, and called forth repeated bursts of applause . from all parts of the house, w h ich wig:, ittion.that occasion more crowded auti mom fashiuniibly filled than for some time past. Mr. BUNN ET, as Young Mearlawl, sapported her well; and Mr. Lova- GROVE :N;iewed ;winch comic humour in the !tart of Justice Wootleuek; as did also Mrs. Gcoes, as Deborah Ir4odeork. The favourite musical drain., culled The limiter of the Alps, fohowed, and - went off with excellent effect. 11Ir. Festvrots particu larly siggalired himself iti the part of Rimislei.. Amongst the Fashionable:, present, nont! attract ed so much attention. for beauty and elegance of deportment. as die Hon. Mrs. Dasitwono, the lady of Capt. Llasnwoon, who has so frequeotiy signalissil himself ii his naval heroism. Slie was accompanied by Ms... General and So , Geoars Ramsay. The celebrated beauty. Miss Wmooortuov, well known here. also !sonatina) the Theatre with her presence, and notwithstandin g Iper advast.ed age, youths:ups to have many admirers. • ...Ir .. 11.010 Ate . • a ESigioit : t . . ANSON' at the New Seellews filoussr f lately edited near fillfsuilidinfiat4ibboy. • •t CAttelje SVC 11 'perces employed re collect - i• ilyyslscleorte'd4,Hvdtoktnik- COriivrt woe i'swatilt on Mr. H de, ausifidleykroJa, Borliegtemetruor s jis the mouth oftA oryt• loot*. ' • • ; •o •• It is t Atteirstr Irons the testistwM# Of thie written's*, that retuning : M t time -Item Kinglitabr. Igo, when lie came to the gate, Laing in brow, and it num ber of carriage* hems before hint no the noun side a the road, lending to the city, he turned his gig, in which lie had his servant, to the other side,. which he observed free from M3l.e -dintent, its order to pass with the greeter ; the Prisoner, who was there, collect ing the tollii i seized his horse by the bridle, aid abused him in a very gross manner. s , l much so es to determine him to living hins to punishment; tier this perpose, after proceeding a few yards, he stout Ibis gig, got out, and returned to the, gate, the purpose of learning the Prisoner's *souse.-- Upon this occasion the Prisoner collerni, and shook • him; repeating the abuse he had given Lim before. His testimony wnrconfiroped in every poetically tot the servant who heed with him at the time, and to:- cempanied him iu the gig, bit who has since Idt his service. Upon this geutlemento lodging 'onion outioos for this assaults et the Public-00m, us blarlborough-str•et, for the porpoise of holding nu exiimple to ether persons iu the samentbstloo ass the Prisoner, lie thought proper to attempt to tarn file *tibia upon Mr. Hyde, by indicting hint fur perjurvt Upoi - this Indictment Mr, Hyde was ac tually tried and acquitted, and he now came forward to prosecute his original indictment. On the part of the Prisoner three persons came forward, a man of the name of Coulson, one of the les.etes of the turnpike at Hyde part: Corner, oue Philips, a Coilector of Post-horse Duties, and a man of the name of Fellows, who all swore they Were present ..t the time of the dispute, and that the Prisoner neither seised toe bridle of Mr. Hyde's horse, nor collared him, nor yet abused him: hat the contrary, that the latter was tery violent end passionate ; and that the Prisouer only remon strated with him. without rudeness for attempting to pass at the wrong side of the road. Mr. Ge astir, in observing on the ease to the Jury. pointed put not only the Improbability of a Ger/- demon, whose only object could be in giving him self so much trouble, merely for the soar of hold ing ont a public example to deter such men from their accustomed insolence and brutality, to be Guilty of di•lilierate perjury, hut aiso the din:'' there should they acquit the Prisoner, of a sc , petition of the experiment prootioed upon ti '- present occasion:wheo the Prisoner, in order to nevem'. Itiousetf..hink,thc 'entiacity to force M. Hyde touthad as a delinossenciaLthe bar ofJostiet. The Leanne& Clistrishat. Mainwariug/ asked • the Jury; whethe?lbey reouired of Inns to recopitskte this eeidence, which, sflhey entertain ed any doobts...he was Audi to do? They declared thernselveiperfectly sal:stied, set; immediately fund the Prksoger guilty, Mr. Alaisittieititt:ildits err eased his coinci dence in their verdict, deelariallsis desire to have abstained from oil csomest• on the case. es it was probable the 'setter would not end here. But be could not forbear remarklur an the serious and 41augarous dilemma etery gentlemen most.-fiut hisholttn, whir Mt leses. called•ou to instant,. such prosecutions an the- pretierti. for the sake bf public justice. if by um doing he slautlitt find himself exposed to be retorted on to such a manner, as to have to defend hiumelf against ~serious a charge as perjury, merely for kming, in the ordinary we; , lodged his examinations before a 'Magistrate, e.s Ihat before anY rOgalar discussing of the troth os 'falsehood of thaw examinations. -ea The Earl of CAMDEN left town, yesterday, for the Wilderness, Kent. Earl SPRSICIIR is nearly recovered from his in disposition. Ills Lordship is expected in town. in the latter cod of next week, from Althorp, North am ptonsh i re. The Hon. Mrs. CORNWALLIS, sister to Lord Recent.. died st one o'clock last morning, at ht r house in Seymour-place. Lord Bsestrie arrived at dye o'clock in the morning, having been detained two days on his journey from Norfolk, owing tothe hadness of the roads. Earl Cnotstoooesie has had another relapse of the complaint in FM leg. It is feared hi. Lord ship will be under the necessity of returnin s , town front Norfolk, for the advice of the Faculty. On the outh ult. the remains of the Honourable Miss PHIPPs, daughter of the Right Honourable Lord Alutocovc,. which bad been conveyed from lontloo, mid detained upwards of ten day's at Pic kering, owing to the roads being drifted with moo, were interred in the family vault, at 114th, neat Mulgracc-castle. We understand that in conse,queuce of the pre sent situation of Spai:s, the wool of that conutly loom, at thin time, the es.orions price of ,brut twelve ibillioss per poend, instead of its foinier price of five or six shillings. The effect of tl.la state of the wool-market is an i.r.rnediote and serf considerable rise in superfine cic-is and k t rii y. meres : tl.e *demure oo the former is not lees three shillings per yard, and kers.e : ineres in pm portion. On Christmas-day last, 70 children I:dousing to the &inkhorn All 'saints rind Farnham St. Ce• vieve Sunday School*, Bury St. Edmond's, were entertained in the school-room of the former by the subscrihurs. with plenty of plum pudcli:.s and roust beef. The following melancholy accident happened -is Thursday last, at Thornaty, near Stockton. As Gaoaee IIUTTne, Esq. of turf celebrity, was re turning home, in crossing a small britige, over flowed with water, he nufortunately fell from his horse and was orowned. Sir Bairn NIII.BANKS, Dart. M.P. hes 'said 71. Ilia. to Mr. Woi.ex, Governor of the goo! and. house of correction at Durham, to be app ied in making soup for the prisoners. 512 in ronder. being at the rave of 3s. each. The Right 11-v the Lord Bishop oFST. Demo's. and tln' Rev. Dr. Ha,sf:lt. of theColloye, ham oleo paid 51. 5.5. tact to Mr. lA' uz.rt, for the same Purpose. .