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~ere asp ussestraieed illieft'eßfee of satiety io alesitled, °oh a system vroeM of necessity be odious and repulsive. sail use WWII so government would. be able is carry Nisi esecutiosi• larkspotic eosintriea it has sever yet succeeded a, the retest aimed at by those throeists.; sail sewn a fres ps erls, the very proposal would be rejected with abhor rence: it would he p plan which would ware every nervaat of e legy h..ae a spy us the action' of his master, eked all theses of society spies os each other. The police of a free ess atry is to be foond In mimosa sod humane laws—is an efeeive and enlighteeed asegisereey—anil is the judicious s ag proper *election of these ullicers lifjustite whoa.w a gs, no eauservators of Ow peace, executive ' duties are Bally placed ; but, above all, eta the moral habits and opi. eines of the people; sad in propertioa as these approximate emu* • state of perfective, so that people may rest is !weevily; sod though their property may oceaslowally be yodel, er their lives endangered by the lands of wicked and &operate isilivirluals, yet the isslitatious of the country be * need. its laws well administered, and justice executed spiel* °Senders so ter safeguard cars be obtained, eitheal aserillcing all those rights, which society was instil. tided to preserve. Your Committee submit to the consideration of the Reuse, the evideeee which has been delivered to them by the late °edifier, of Nei/gate, Dr. Ford t • the permit °Mi sery, %lr. Cotton; Mr. Neve s ., the late keeper ; Mrs. Fry, sad other respectable and well-informed persons, touching the effect of capital puuishinents, as well as that Of trait► potation, to Betsey Ray : They forbear front eateriag late details ma these subjects; they are of the deepest import_ swe, arid spread over a wide Geld : your Committee, there. Sore, leave them for the present, soder the hope that, at least Gie the exuniestion of the latter opiestiom, they may hr permitted to resume their labour next Gessioe. Jew 4 ISIS. THIRD REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE POOR The Select Committee appointed to consider of the Poor lows, and to report their Obernations thereopou to the Roue; have, permeates to the Order of the House, further •essmiord the matters to them refeereskand have agreed to the follooiag Report:— The Committee, in their Report of the last Sessions, anti eiputed a further valuable accession of detailed inGwonation empreliag the practical managessient of the poor in Seot. land ; and your Committee have now the 6408:action to stale, that suds an espectation has not been disap. pointed The inquiries instituted by the Genesil As. nimbly of the Church of Scotland, at the instance of *year Conionstee, appear so have hew prosecuted with au mach zeal and ability, as to have furnished a Report (which they now bet l r lay before the Hoare) fell of niformotion the moot valuable to those who bare this subject under their immediate cousiettraliou, and in the highest degree interest. IKE so all classes of the comusossity. Your Committeeemnsot allow the Session to close, with. eat Mating is the Moser, that it his been their object, since the essocieweemeut of their sitting, rather to carry into effect the 'espaliers wootsioml its the Report of the LW %mein, than bestow more lime on the investiptioa and duseussio• of the abject at liege, being satlaSed of the jostler of throe pristeiples and opinions which had been before submitted to flie Ind:Meet of the Helleit• They proposed, therefore, in ftw 1.. s ioslasico, sea ineseures ss they preesmed were I.kely to be atlewird with the ka.l itiliailly ; the malted alteration, however, is the lass vespertine the eiteagetnclit of parochial ammo% excited se moth attentive, and some masters! atisiety is differest parishes to adapt the propelled enactments to their Mill realise rireuraistantea, that the detail of those isientures which have received the sometime df the Hunie,and of the others which yet remain for their eonaideratioa, have occupied neetiwarily so mach of the situation of your Co*.• miller, as to haw, added matesially Its the &Scully of inattineg other measures that ovoid apply to the radical err of the syeh ; this dilitsilly Imo also bees iw cressed by the supply .f labour coutiouitig Mill tin ,bony ports of Ilse kingdom so far to exceed Ilse demand, as lo•lurse throws many iodustrious persons oaf of employ. mewl, and is. have reduced the wages of others to a very loa der/sale rtsmorewities for their service. If they have, there fmv.abstaiseed frees offering to the cousideratimaof thelf Dose, doting the present Itemise of Parliament, may wanes the osture and shiest if which might have been to provide Olit effectual chest to the progress, mod a gradual retwedy to the evils Aldo have resulted from a meopolenry assemormit for the pieepories of relieving the poor. it has sot bees (nab soy alteration in the opinions they have enpremoil of the neom oily which exists for Mikis( such a provision, or fain say iiimilliogiese, or their part, to micorinter the diihruhy of uttering such a provisiou to the coosideratias of the Moose. Your Committee use therefore disposed to Myelitis', the time which has elapsed may not be considered as loot towards the attainment of the great object which they rerelommided to the mienties of the Hoare : They have kept it its view in such eoactmcats as they have already submitted to the judgment M the House, and they trust that it will oot be lust sight of hereafter. Al 26, 1818. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. night here, their Roykl Highnesses proceeded on their journey to Hanover." Colonel Sir Robert Steele hail the honour of be ing presented yesterday to lois Majesty, Ly his Ex• cellesicy the bnk. De Ferman Nunez, Ambas sador from Spain; and Lieuteivoit Steele, his brother, by his Excelleney Sir Charles Stuart, Ambassador from England, and General Brown. The Prince Kalkreutli. Counsellor to his Ma. jesty the Emperor of Russia, arrived the dry be fore yesterday at Paris, and has taken up his lodg ngs at the Rae de la Paix, Hotel de Bourbon. The parties 111 the case of the l;rey Nan were again before the Tribusial of Correctional Police on the 18th. The Tiihur .1 postponed giviug judgment ou the bookseller l'Huillier. ••• AT MIN& O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORN ING, TWO PRICES OF £a 000, TWO PRIZES OF £2,550, 1,000 SOVEREIGNS, ke. WITH GOLD, CIA RRT, PORT, MADEIRA. ALL MUST BE DRAWN TO-MORROW.—LOTTERY 'FINISHES. ST. Raavuoxottaw.--Heliday at the East, Exchequer, East tdi. , ad Sus& Sca Houses. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, .AUGUST 19. Yesterdsy the king transucied business with the Duke& Richelieu. Ills Majesty got into his open chariot at 11 quarter past three o ' clock, to take all swing to Argenteuil. The Foreign Ambassadors had the honour to pay their respects to the King, and to the Princes and Princesses of his august li.uou Fuel, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Pl""Puteslliary of the Low Countries, had the honour In lay before his Majesty, in a petrel, midi rime, the letter by which his Sovereign notified to King the birth of a son to his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange. Monday morning, at three o'clock, the work- Hien appeared on the Quay de PEcole, and made tow preparatory and necessary dispositions for nano. I.orling the statue of Henry IV. which, *Mee Fri sliy 'dm, lied remained on the Pont des Arts. The mule made by the men and horses quickly roused Ilse tolialsitants, and in an instant the windows were hilrol milli the curious. At five o'clock sixtv.eight harnessed, two by two, put in motion the emoleiou s burden; and at nine o'clock the statue rrrnrd oils the Pont.Neuf, in front of the iwilestal ".. aloe), it will be replaced with great solemnity on u,r Jay of Saint Louis. The medal struck fur the omission of the resto 'moo of the put.", of Fleury IV. and which will ri.t in the body of tlw starve, has hewn eii l4r4"lll.y M. Amities'. This medal, the mane that t...11.eis adopted for the metallic history of the eirseid rcgii, bears the head of the Knig, with this I ' 4 ' ll W Lwdrorfews X\'l 11. lopideas sPespi ',dem p.,lNit --D. .28, Olt. Ann. 1517, Begril V. 1•" Auld oil the reverse, the representation of the olutettims, statue of II eury IV. wish the inscription. " Hoak° Megan;" and the eaetgae, •• Creases Pietas rertiewir, 1817." The equestrian figure on the milestdl is, ithout contradiction, one or the n wst remarkable humistuatic twills through the (harm be of the details. Tire, wr It trout Utrecht, the 15th Aug.—•• The Duke and of (Ammer arrived the I I ils 411. 1 1:1 6 1 110“tli h. this cite ; alit' isasoed t»t THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. MONDAY. AUGUST 44, IRIS. THE QUEEN. The account from Kew yesterday respecting her MA)arry is still favourable. The following was announced:— " Iler Majesty continues a little belfry." On Saturday morning her MAJZSTY took an airing in her little chaise, in Kew Gardens, for up wards of an hour. Tne Duchess of GLoucasTua awd the Princess AUGUSTA walked by the side of the Quitam. The Doke of Sussex visited his Royal Mother at the same time. Several important Papers, ',resented to the House of Commons in the course of the last Session, have been since printed. Among them are the Third Report from the Select Committee on the Puor Laws—the Third Report on the Police of the Metropolis—the Report on the Prisons of the Me tropolis—and the Second Report from the Commit tee on the Prisons within the City of London and the Borough of Southwark. Of these documents we give the two former. The Third Report on the Police of the Metropolis commences with a de. scription of the Tothill-fields Prison, the in terns( economy and system of which is se verely censured, as contributing to the increase of crime. A radical and substantial reform is therefore recommended as necessary in this Prison. The Report then proceeds to Clerkenwell Prison, which it acknowledges is a great improvement com pared with the old one; bat it represents the classi fication as defective, and the Committee think that until a plan is adopted to separate the old offenders from the young, and to classify die prisoners ac cording to their degree of guilt, those places can only be comidered nurseries of crime. Cold Bath fields Prison is next brought forward, and the Committee, on a view of iis state and manage ment, are decidedly of opinion that the whole system should be changed. Here they found the notorious Vosigkos and Brock filling the offices of wardsmen. They censure the prefer ence thus sheen to such infamous characters, sod think the system of watchmen is carried to ex cern. and that the duty should be done by the turn keys. It appears that 10,37 t persons passed through these three prisons in the course of the last twelve months, all of whom must have gone away more corrupt than they came. Thie is the result of the present defective system, for the correction of which they suggest many improvements, one of which is a classification of the prisons, by devoting each exclusively to a particular purpose as, for in stance. Newgate to charges of felonies before trial—Clerkenwell for misdemeanors and felons fines—the New Poison fur debtors, and so on.— They alas recommend a new prison for females exclusively, on the plan of the Saint Lasare at Paris. In reviewing the different Police Esta blishments of the Metropolis, the Committee com mence with Bow-street, in treating of which they give a decided opinion against the plan of a Central Board Police, suggested some time ago, which should correspond with all the parts of the king dom and the minor establishments of the Metropolis. A Board of this sort they do not consider advisable. The Committee attribute the increase of erime to poverty and distress, and hope, therefore, th a t it is only temporary ; as evidence of this they find that the character of offences is more mild than hereto fore, sod that the general morals and manners of the lower orders are in a course of gradual im provement. Annexed to this Report are the Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee. occupying, with the Appendix, 258 folio pages. They much interesting and curious minter, which r•e shall take au early opportunity to notice par ticularly. The Rev. Mr. Ford, one of Ike persons examined before the Committee on the Pram or the Metropolis, says In his • evitienor.- 4 Generally speaking, the prisoner. cunsider I ransportatioa • bun it awe than a puttishtnent; the young ones are delighted with it, mid the uld ones are iejuicril at thc expectation of media' their old acquaisitatiee." Mrs. Elisabeth Fry, in her eviderree, ►tated that avernt reruns, ►ashaads is anxiety to folks their oats, and site We* defe leAtteed to commit crimes. She In%lanced onl. Tomas who lately buffs red death, viz. Charlotte Newman, who was &dilated by a desire to follow her iinshised to Botany Bey, who had committed the 1111166 P offence, but it was thought proper to stake an example of her, and she was execrated. Mr. Betijastiu Baker, in his evidence respectieg forgery, says these is a orasterial difference of feeling among the pri mmer, with regard to forging Bonk notes and that of ulter ior them, those who otter fervid motes thinking themselves offenders it, a lesser degree, sad in general witness Ands they have been Ammeters who have been drawn into the commission of the crime by the craft and subtlety of others. They zee principally youth. Go* of the yentog men NOW under orders fur execution told witness, that the person who seduced hint was in the habit of passing at least 400 notes a week, and that be was the person who supplied Finney, Spicer, and Kelly, with notes to a considerable amount. Mr. Newman. keeper of Newgate, speaking of the effect of capital punishment, says; twenty is the greatest number be ever knew suffer at once. There were tweisty-otte intended for our day, bet only nineteen were executed. There were two executions following each other—one nineteen, the other twenty. These were after the riots in 1780. Mr. Newman says, from his observation, the effect of capital punish ment has net been to serve as an exempt, to the public. Persons of bud disposition euslituce crime as • dangerous professio•—• game in which they Amy get prizes as well as blanks; and when they are sefortitaste, there is • sort of heroism sttendiog it,and they do not wish to appear cowardly . He remembered one instance assay years ago : a boy of the name of Cox, who had bees tried at the Old Bailey several times, and had received many addresses from the Court, and be used jokingly to call the Recorder his "Godfather." He came to be executed at last, and the night before his rem. lion, he monied himself by engraving on a plain halfpenny, the picture of a man hanging, and W. C. on the other side. He was not above nineteen or twenty at the time of his .1 death. When young, be Need to go a b ou t w i t h a pi n -s-f ore , and a ball or top in his hand, which he used to throw down Trees, and by that theses pia admission to the hanan, mad 'steal something from it." We have received Paris Papers to the 20th inst. The Five per Cent. Conan,. on Tuesday had risen to 79 francs. Bank Actions, 1,645. Friday afternoon the Wasp sloop of war, Cap• tarn WILLIAM Wo Lana, having been in commix sion three years, returned to Portsmouth, from the Mediterranean station, to be paid off. She left Malta on the 17th of July. and Gibraltar on the itd instant. Sir CMAILE• Petition, who had been cruising on the coast of Italy, in the Albion, was going into Malta when the Wasp was coming aut. The Glasgow was ou tht :coast of Italy ; they Spey and Satellite, were in the Archipelago; the Myr ►nidon was at Malta. and the Goarteede on the Gibraltar station. The Wasp is under quarantine. Friday evening the Infer frigate, Capt. T. Foe. HUT, C.B. returned SO Portsasouth from New. foondlaisd, having takes • out Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, 11SH. who took upon him the Government of that Island and its dependen cies, on the '2oth July. The Icier was 33 days on her passage to St. John's. She left it again on the 31st ult. when the Drake, Capt. SHIM,' Elt (bear ing the Rog), and Carnation, Hon. Capt. GORDON, were lying there. The Sir Francis Drake, Capt. Bowasa, was gone one cruise. The Tamar, Cap tain TOILER, was at Halifax, under repair, she hav ing sustained damage by striking On • ledge of rocks, when going into &tsarists Bay. The im porter transport, for Cork, with a division of the 98th regiment, commanded by Colonel FITZHER BEM on board, sailed from St. John's on the josh July ; as did also the Loyal Briton (Lieut. Lay, Agent), with a detachment of the same regiment,' for Halifax. The American frigate Java, Capt. &FM)! ALo arrived in Cowes Roads on Friday night, to water. in 28 days from Boston. The /filer was four days in company with her, but no communication took place between them. The bier telegraphed the Spartan. Capt. WISE, C.B. on her return from conveying the Duke of GLoucErrea to Bourdeaux. She 'tut into Plymouth on Friday. The Following are the names of the Commis. sioners appointed by a Commision which hos passed the Great Seal. fur inquiring into Charities for the Education of the Poor. The public will regret that the name of Mr. BROUGHAM does not appear iu the list— Right Hun. Charles Maulers Batton, the Bishop of St. Asaph,Bisbop of Peterborough, Sir Wrii. Scott, Bight Ho.. Charles Yorke, Right Hon. Sir WiNiaor Greet, Joh. Willis( Warren, Esq. Henry Thigh Hisiberh, Esq. Wm Gram, Esq. Win. Roberts, Esq. Wilkiasoo Mathews, E.q. Robert Mar sham, Esq. James WMahoo, Esq. Hon. Douglas Fisch. The Leveret, IS, Captain RODNEY SMAINNON, fitted for St. Helena end the Cape station, went out of Portsmouth harbour on Thursday. Sir BENJAMIN HALLOWELL sailed from Ply. mouth on Friday se'nuight in the Tornmat, fu re. slime his command at Cork, which will expire in October next. Sir JOSIAS Rowley will then re snme the permanent command for the succeeding three years. Captain BIGLAND is appointed to the Parthisur, at Portsmouth, for the Jamaica station. Mr. MADDOCK is appointed Purser of the ftecoharemaire. The Bette. Capt. G. PCCHELL, MOW 00 Thursday for the Halifax station. She took • mail and dispatches. The 'endow, Dowses, for Bom bay, sailed on that day. Rear-Admiral OTWAY hoisted his flag Friday afternoon, at Portsmouth, in the Phaeton. Catania DILLON, under the usual salutes, nod sailed Satur day afternoon to take the command at Leith. It is rather • remarkable oceureence that the Rear- Admiral should hoist his Bag, for the first time, in the same ship in which he first embarked fur sea as a Mid.hipman, 35 years once. The Phaeton was thi.o cuuansirded by Sir JOHN COLPOYS. - 9 , A POETRY. EXPOSTULATION; OR • FRIENDLY ADDRESS TO THE PRESENT SESSON. • Summer, I could give you thanks For MI many charming dare; gut be moderate in your pranks, IC you want my sober praise. Now you should abate your ardour, Lest we think your usage rough; Stew some mercy to the larder, You Mn klerd up dad enough. • Mirth with thee is seldom lacking, In thy smiles we lose unr woes; "Ra' rib feels now her sides are tracking— Not with lalighler, I suppose. But the freak that's most delightful Wearies (why, you surely woe), Oft repeated: if not spiteful, . We shall certainly pun hot. Now we want thy gentle breezes Round oar burning brows to play; Give the cooling shower that eases Those who sink beneath thy ray. See, all Nature seems to hint Such its wants, its wishes seteh--. Nark ! the universal tint Tells—you Sam away too mach. The mulberry, ante on yonder trre, Whieh louk'd fur chaste September's wooing., %bind to ran, and all through thee—. HOW iliac§ it looks on your strange doings! The clustering grape, which oft in vain, In former years hao moured your colds's*, em tempted to complain, . . . . And Mules to reprove your boldness. For you, who tied but to expand . Its brightewiag globe to charm the view, Now ANIMISM . / pencil from his hand Have wooded, resolved to point it too. Ab! bow poor Autumn will deplore, Arrived frogs where he lately tarried, To fad hie day of gluey o'er, Lad all his stock to market carried ! How thee get off) Will you pretend You wisied 11ie ease but to imam ; And, anxious to oblige your friend, Gave bits Ibis year a sheave.? August SA, 11118.—(Thensiowe ler •b.) The PRIIIICZ RZGENT is expected at she Pavilion. Brighton. iii a few days. Marine excursions, it is said, will fortis the principal feature of his amuse ment. On Saturday looming the Duke of You left town f►r Windsor dn a visit to the Priiiteidi SOPHIS. HIS Royal niglinets proceeded to Outlands se dinner. The Nunez REGENT has presented his beauti ful Shetland pony, with st superb garden phaeton s to the Marchioness of tiILTFORD. Hir Royal Highness's State coachman kit Carlion-house on Thursday afternoon, to take it to Hagley Hall, in Warwickshire. ----- THE PAVILION AT BRIGHTON.—The model for the new pile is taken front the Kremlin, at Moscow. There will about be nine dlitOra, Cleft MetHMls% that of St. Paul's Cathedral. The music room it in a state of great forwardness.: it will be a magni ficent apartment. About ino workmen are now employed on the structure. %%NMI finished. the Pattdeg REGENT will reside there whilst the new improvements are going on at Carlton-homer. On Thursday, Friday. end Saturday. the do mestics of Prince LEOPOLD were removing . into Marlborough House. which was dually., .s on the latter day. Lord and Lady BvtazLay went from their houpe on Englefield Green, ou Saturday, to Kew, on a visit to her MAJESTY. A countryman having asked who that stranger was about whom such fuss was made, and being answered the Archduke MICHAEL, replied, •• A ♦isit from the Archduke Kaiwe► would be more acceptable after so much dry weather. We have great pleasure iii announcing, that ac counts base been received at Hertford House, end at Mrs. FITZHIIISERT'S, stating that Colonel Sty- HOUR was pronounced out of danger on Wednes day last. The tidings of this unexpected chaage was received at Bagley with the greatest joy. 'l' he disorder was a typhus fever. All the letters from America state, that Mr. Pismires has made the people of that country music mad. The speculators upon a solid and durable prate may, therefore, rely upon perfect learismy is that quarter. Ammo/ the late arrivals at Cower, are Lord and Lady N WIEST, iii WI Mir. daughter of the late Gritenil Sir J4lllllll LOTS,. Croons Hargoody thompala (lord lately at Hythe. ut Kees,. If there be truth us wine he mint hove West us true Mrs. Attire. of Drury-lane Theatre (daughter of the late Mr.. JuitooN). bob been engaged by the Massagers of our theatre, ■nd on Thunoloy she p-r -formed the purl of Donna Vielonic in the ad - able play of The Weather, a Woman keeps a .Seeret ! The gre..t rowers of the biseinating art►ess iu the claim hoe. cannot fed to afford grangerism. awl amoartnesit to the inhabitants of this town sisal neighbourhrord, and draw good lionotts.—(Serdh sarproa Paper.) The present appearance of nigh gales in Scot land hes revived the following anecdote :—An honest Cambrian some years ago was asked in the Slump-room, at Bath, if there •ere any nightingales in Wales? " Negluisiguleu , !" exelcused •• what he they then ?"--" Birds that blios by night.;' et joined his friend. " Oh, then," exclaim ed the Welshmen, anis grrorounp.uity, •• we hsve plenty 4.1 nigliiii.g.4ltr—bitt •we du call them Oisia ."' F.1.41110N.111LE .VOVENIENT4 The note dr Narklll has 1 , 11 IMVIN uu • whit to the Earl Surrey. The Doke and Duchess of Leeds are ♦ s few days, fr.ins their seat hi Yurkshir• their g gto She extol assent. The Earl and Countess of Aehbur ha their neat in howiest, from a 'nor. lArd Nle!bourne left Sown yeiderday, ' on a whist to Earl and Osumi as 'Cowper. Lord and Lady Nugent air gime to whirr thry hate takers !tonne fur sou lord 11114 i I..ady laraattunn and family to row, from their seat in the 1.4 e of Lord 11111 and Ellis. Esti M.P. are , this day Com France. Lord Clifton, M.P. is gone to Canterbu►y The alruisi Ambassador entertained a se, dinner yesterday, at hill house in Portland-place The Right Hon. Charles and Mrs. pert, of diallsetiou yesterday. at their . . - Sir A Hume, Bart. bas left luau fur bury, /lyres. E. F. N unite, Eliq. is arrival at Fenton' strerl, fiuns his seat BeMint Mime, Hi Jamea Mawr, Esq. arrived on Seftonlm Hotel, Build-street, from Cheltenham. Mr. and Mn. Lane Fox and foam. Cbemarle-attvet, via Fatorday, ft P their The celebrated Mrio MARY At. barked at Little-Hampton on Fridis at eleven u'elnck, per Brig/atm par de-Grace. She was conveyed fan bathing machine, to a boat, whit. packet. The vessel had been was boor two or three days. flee dat. and travelling carriage accompanied Lord ELtENBOROUSS was so 'Nye been able to take an airing Parks. Among the last arrivals► at Bath Lord and Lady Roden, Litily 8143i11r0, Mr. Barnwell, Hon. Mks Barton, Hon. Hon. Mrs. Lee.on, Sir A. Striae, Sir T. , Sir W. H. Rubinson, Gru. Slade, Col Mrs. Conony, Col. Gore Langton, M.N. Commissioner Sx4ULE and Dr. inspected the I branches of Office Establishments at Porninnin win kn►en. &c. Thry likewise din tinned arrangements making, and the Royal Hospital at Haplar, for the naval lunatic patients, who . from the Asylum at Hoxton, where t ertu been confined. to spacious apartments in the Hospital. and these the care of Dr. DODD. The nu, we understand, is nine Officers Surgeons). and 116 men ; the hitter the ship Grace. from Deptford : on Sunday se'imight, by laud. take convicts from the hulks at Portsmoul South Wales. The Queen Charlotte, 108, Admiral C•MPBELL, K.C.B. Captain Bat( at Portsmouth on Monday, and About one-third of her men have The Grecian has also been paid off; sioned by Lieutenant N. M•RTI thews, Captain Moonsom, will be and laid up in ordinary. The Rochefort taken into Duck on Thursday, to off; and re-commissioned by for the flag of Sir TttoN•s FREN• Mediterranean. The Vengerr, Car DEE, came into harbour on Tuenda paring to be paid off; and re-commie flag of Admiral OTW•Y, at Leith, At Spithead—(loyal George yacht, Leveret. In the harbour—Queen lies, Roche fort, Vengeur, Salisbury, Fly, Prorne•theus, Grecian, Tortoise, The Sophie and Leven frigates, ordered to be prepared for immedi The works of the very desire' the Portsmouth and Arundel I commenced ou Thursday last eastern extremity of the line. was put into the ground by J. the original projector of the whose indefatigable endeavours and , been thus fair brought to perfection, will be completely accomplished. Bism's Offices are, if possible, greater share of patronage this tofore, and this perhaps is owing to there Thirty Thousand Pounds, which oast be and it is se doubt in the recollection • shared 2 Prizes of that aasennit i wroth contained 30,000/. Prizes, sod 30,0001. in the last ten years, he has Sold About one o'clock on Sunday the dwelling-house of Mrs. Gi Ltd fiord, Hants, was discovered to ' express was immediately sent to , engine, which arrived in lime to building*, but the whole of the interior wan consumed. It being strongly the house was designedly set ou I.INGHAW was immediately taken on Monday underwent an exarni, Magistrates in Lymington, when duced was so strong as fully to com , at the next Assize,. On Thursday night last the Ciudalming war broken into, and hice'and tassels belonging to the , desk, and of the linen belonging table, &c. "f lie parish chest also. Vestry-room, was forced open, bu ! tapers anti books being contained ur thieves did not steal any thing MURDLL—A murder of the wax committed on Friday night, Chichester, on the body of a man yoli Lancers, by a corporal of the' had toren drinking together with . dispute arose, and blows tussled , goon, it is supposed, being too strong &ivy. lie attacked him with the inu-ket, and left him for dead • cry out, he returned, and will briludity, struck Ilion three blows , 11'lien the watchman found him. afterwards, lie was quite dead. July /bit on tlyr body uu Sotoints , returned a Yerd•et of—Witfol Holloway, the corporal, who is city haul Le trial. 1 , .. i' . .. i % L i 1 t $ 0 1 1 • 1 AND PA RTI LS. • ir ..• : for Wort rep NINO,. i Earl and Coo teas us ti .4 1 i + • i t ::/1 . . : ilf i h ri e ::::: I . saret reparatory e d n returned ,° ii * e " r I : 62 s :: -r. u the We of Wight, 1 . I mouths. y are expected id lowa l of Wight. 1, are expected to town ertniry for a few day.. led a select party at ' li. latid.place. 1. Lung entertained a . . r Belli, Brumley•hill. i , 1. ~w his teat, IYurmley. ,I. I on'a Hotel, Sit.James'Ai v i • Rants. I I i•ilay at the Clarendon ' 1 •: i :i ) . ily left Cook's Hotel 1 heir seat to Yorkshire .---•.'-'. /RN CLARKE ern. r I , rids)• morn ingllll lust, 4 .• . • pa rkei,her llrr. 6 i , s.' • , u 1 . .r 1 ps, the kirsch in a i i . ich took her t., the waiting in the her. 1 r • ' lauglitera, servants. 4 '•. . tied her. i inuell better as to 1 I ; yesterday iu the It 1 i II Ree— s, Lady Jocelyn, Hon. l u. Mr and Mrs. June", '. 11...ki11s and family. 'Ol. Gailicar. Cul. sod . 'r '., Major l'ilagerald. C. BAIRD last week 14 1 i if the Victualling . .... anti,, mustered the i ;I „ i i directed and sane. l, I Ind to be made, at fur the reception of I , I . I • I'• are to be removed here they have bi- ts and coosmodiour these placed under umber of patients. (two of whom are tier have arrived in • the former arrived ! : . The Grace is to ) urtsmouth to New 1 i • i ' !mire! Sir GRORGIL ' • mace. was paid off . .i I ,• ' I re-commissioner'. re since re-entered. )C and re-commis. •-.•,', !is. The Proem. . • , i l x piid off this dry, t .. , 0, : Reekforl, 80, was to be repaired, paid 1 :. V ' ;iiptaiii A. GREEN, I . t . • ItEIf•NTLE, ill the i • Captain ALEXIS. ' Imlay. and is pre. r l • inutiasinued fur the 1 i , . 'lr. 1 . i racht, Tiber, Icier, : . ~ • . Is Churlette, Itaiai- . I . I try, Carron. fleas, !vire. l. !s, at Chatham. are . , ciliate service. ruble undertaking, Navigation. were it at Ford, the i ' 1 '' The first spade i /.''. . AV' Lt.taws. E / kl- - measure. through i b , I and exertions it has '‘ clam, sad we trust * I. sible, obtaining a • Lottery than here- there befog S Priam of t be drawn Tomaurrow, • a of the public, that he .• i the very last Scheme, • / d out of 14 Prises of Sold and Shand Ten. . ! j ~ . morning sennight, .LINUHAII. at Mil. J obe on fire. Au . $ Ly • gton, for as i , ' 1 to save the adjacent inertia of the house. ugly auspected that ou fire. Mrs. GIL- f to into custody, and ,i, mutation befoir the en the evidence ad. commit her fur trial I :i 4 I • r parish church of 1 . ' . rf robbed of th e gold , • .! itto p .t u o l v, p ti i i i: :c a is i : u w l . re s a i d isin i i i ti ig ii i t t t but nothing besilb-s ied in it, tile thiel. • i g fro,,, it. , e most brutal kind i it, in Citiniel-streel • lan belonging to the i . le Stet Foot. They ' • '.. It untie girls. when i ft.d ; hut the Dro- strong for his darer- ... , the butt-end of his - . I : but lacaring hint th the must savage 1 - 1. Antes on the bead. (im, a few mutt/led d. The Ciwisireed 4' 'slay alterituoti. awl Warder .gaits/ Johil f t . , la Caitilliliiitcxl Id Int l' i , - 11 . ,„, . -A '.--