The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-11 00:00:00

• Doke of Kent. ton% Arrival at lilyitotith, on Thumlay; rot Guada!wipes which place she left on the 29th or April, with a coy, consisting of coffee and augur. Mr. ROOM' IWPCARTN 61r. passenger, died on tha 7th of May, and J. Manisa, seaman, on the 4th of May. The Asksenture brought over two French g entlemen. A few days since she spoke an Eng lish s loop of war (supposed to be the Thais), with a convoy bound to Queb c, ill well. Mia. CLAMED'S long-promised work, intitled " The Rival Princes," has at length made its ap pearanie. The great importance of the Duke of Yogi's cue would be alone sofficrent to ren der it an object of interest; but, in addition to this quality, it contains a variety of anecdote thit mud strongly excite the public curiosity. ....Amoug the articles of this description, is the epi.tolaiy correspondence of Sir iticeano Pun.- 1.1,5, Messrs. DeoD, GUN NIE, and others, from which we have only room to copy tlik day the fol lowing letter from Lord Foimeron to Mr.. CLAIMS " Farriagdon,June )soy. • y r , mkt, Wroth/sm. place, a p a ge maser, Leedom. Froltstooe---(Frerl " Coleshill-bowse, Jose to. " Masa 31.1'11.'1r-I thank you for the lei ter which I have pow anneal Gem you. 111 is net dated either ss to time or place, os I address this to you at your old house. I-et me Isar whoa you write me to change the direction. I wish I hal some sews to send you is Wren ha 'awe entertaining let ter, hal bum thee yeigesteied spot you can ruin et none—in. god, sin I canoe ken, I have dune nothing but ant red Bi wy-ayeckt shunt the fields by myself, and eat setisber m.. than which are nay entertainiese and velitiletome, hot slingeihn suinieinticy to relate. Year letter, on the cowing" - , is full of Weaning matter, whereon sorb • Mcaisit as I sat at this place, whether be be of a coa ti optative tarn of maid or nut, might chew the cad vi relettiga far many a day. I think, five what you ray, there still k kil to pay, if the mutter crests on far trial. Tie it'ale afar aim eat, nod the Royal dratiero, Dodd, sod War -140E41 k 'speed I &twit Mat they do trot foresee thaw, or Oat they Ad sot foram Ilk., trod ?mewl the eclat. do Rot pus what de hotter weave to do. I my!~ he trill tryst to Lis p.m:wits to hen tie fiftieth, hat that rill ea d 01.., l.., after all, ti-e;ii his pail has rot lien to have as Oa 11 the other ilea it M. Leell et dirty owe, cad he la taped Aiwa/ to he wade as iosnmont •6y tins lie thing, however, will do no pod to the Royal ransily in general, he Omagh the Makeshift& and the Ministry wit! ammo to haralliste your testimony, Ia roesereftite of the pruaoiws held sot to you, there is so smelt endears in o. er stateasesty-45 many ostrehonding circrossisionw, and so unsay prank knew so many Matsons allot laud, that the r aue will 901 be WWII' to believe your testimony false. Ihe thing, hereser, will he dwishiltraa attempted, nod I 'Scald sea wander if No Make was ho ha es instated. If that el, wild be, hope you will ha prepared to give thematic* new i.viessees sod poi& of your power, sod the Make* subser viency. 1 saymape the public pilots wilt endeavour to mix me e *it) theitayarisecrbiejlel that to voile hoopeoeitike. Won. BCaarTT, nod wiyinf, can in no degree he bivalved at least I have Ise doubt hot they an as clear as I konw soy a-Wt. be. Ima hy the parts, that ate Ihmthwark Kanstart I , lultiaiwell fur los ywar knits. 110 s. lacasom will now b coy. di fir Ctierarie r he be acting else part of • perfect Siert ihiag he could have dose. sies!d hare bees I. knee waked inselly owl of him gaol sad hid himself. The lis►e Is herd dile better fen haw Instead of which, bow. rerr, he if, I we, puLlishing a Imola—Ct. T tni %a we nine a Isiah Is fur chalkaging, if I•er Las • mad ta light fiery Wily she speaks ill of bias, be wet her. to lira• at every am be mots. The idea ef„fgatieyr oithW tit . is vet lid. He ma* tske cam, or be will be minim' hes foolish lerad isle owe foolish serapes( soother. An this to iles, 1 cold eimiemplate wish asamoveseut, or at least I ceuld sit by, seal oserie all ohne iistrigais at cork de/Ferrol wes w.► pleilesephical ladiffenrisce, were I ant fearful you weld be the stelTerm 1 rrem►k for the seetlemest of your siren, a►ic► I s►usid resume to be ass more dimwit than I as afraid that you will be tired of tilts remit, whirls 110 a. ill.gdole. Pray let toe bets from )fou 'von, lilies As) swarm nod yow here • ownstnt fur writing. Your kttets rut to Marla y gr. et, as vestal, •41 sets t sue. Ales ' " 6.0 sanetriely, yuisee, " FOLKSIONE' t. io*, G 3, Copt. flea remit:, is expo, trd to 11, - 1 Ina it. d.. 1,0 wltl, lire . Pita-lAN AftoassisDult. The (Air/rester 5t0re...114, a ill tad, louder h. r con voy. for Bombay and Sladras. 11w ropy of the new Ar t of the American Le k-hew.% sirlotituted foe the Non-Intercourse At". Ilse, incorrect. na soilbli.bed in the neseapap.r.. There no chose for 1..ve,,,1e iolnn» upon far , . Inlpart.tl by either Fl rin roe England. A• I .w 14It now etrisda to Aaterlrr , her winiars and l ' ,, tinns are ripen to lie tr.plinz traarly of France 1: "4: 111,1 , in it shot to their .hi o , of war. The flerAe eloon, C.gtoin Rowans. has been ai.clird off the :leer Ena,..—Crew.aved. The banal Regiment uf will avrive at W ol , routh, on the 19th and toth onsta , ,t. and the t i Snaserett will march frotn thynce, on the 1311' 11th instant. for 11 'reirilwirla*. Suffolk. I toyer of yesterday sa . ss...-.• 1%4 are conc.-mall find that the new demands prtf..rrerl Dux A tßs gie bkety to defeat the pending negoriation .1 sit exchange of pri*oners of war. The questiOn '9 ' 14 1 the Hanoverian' and some minor oh;ects al been s atisfavorily adjusted, when Boa APART,. "* . t-d that prisoner" mode from Primers 111 .1.• **llll Britain. should he regar d e d an d "'Vert as prisoners ma d e f rom Erigliml• "t the Raverans tak.n in the campaign in Po "I' t he Baeeles in Stral.und, &c. long mote "'need b y the resivective treaties with throe s ere to be set off 4g4iirst .to equal natal) r i 1 our " i ne ll . now in our geola. Agrrast this I to- Goveromeat has prwitively prig-siert, al hehete it world admit the I.nnei:dr to ti Spina and I'ortis.l.l: awl unless 8.,7 %.1:111c14;t11 his demand . th ere rs. o f rouse, an ' 1 the prospect of the each cetabls.hoternt of a 411. Th e total ounabee of iletttah .1'• 4-,el a:nourst to tea thensiaud ; the re 'Lh Pfielftt:• :WM exceed Id y rhOusatitl." • 7 - 1 4 • A At 4 THE ROYAL FAMILY. Friday morning, Ills MAJESTY. the Duke of Kant. Princelosea AUGUSTA slid SOPITIA, aceom• pained by Lady Tut NNE, (:enerals Da BUDS and GARTH, and Colonel TAT LoR, took an airing in Windsor Great Park, •nd returned to the Palace at 12 o'clock. The QUEEN, end Princess ELIZCIIITH, took an airing to Froginsre Lodge and Gardens. They afterwards visited Princess AMEI.I%, who, we have the pleasure to say, is not worse. Princesses AUGUSTA end: NOPHIA OISO visited their Royal Sister, and staid with her upwards of an hour. At three o'clock. the lima visited Princess Amal li. and staid with her upwards of two hours, cud then joined Her MAJESTY and the Pet Mt VISES, at their dinner tahle, to partake of their Straw. O n Friday evening, Sir 11. Ilht.vuau visited the Princess AMELIA, and staid with her all night. On Saturday inoruung he returned to London, leaving Dr. POPE suattrudoce. Liar Royal Highs urea remains in the saute state. On Friday and Saturday evening, Their IN...sm. tics and I- amik w.ilked on %%rinds°, Terrace till tight o'clock. The Bands of the Royal Home Guards (Rlue!.). with their silver drains, and the KING'S OVIO Royal St itforil Regiment of Militia. pinyed many martial and other pieces. The ROYAL. FAMILY having commenced walking on the Terr.ice, the bawls will attend every evening, dining the seam', when the weather permits. The Nobility and Gently of Windsor, and the ni-ighlionrt.ig towns Anil Tillages, will attend regu. lady every ere..... to accompany the ROY•L FAMILY. end to partake of the gratifying scenes which the Terrace affords. ti'e*terd•y morning', His ,MAJESTY, Prinerimea AVGCSTA and Scorn( t. •ccomla n ued be L•dy CNA N LEY. Moot On*Low. • aid Alma 601.1111WARTHY. and General, MANNERS ■nd rod e Writ. Georire's Chapel. Wsnd,or. and heard • Sermon I.re•ehed by the Rer. Dr. Dooswoani. from St. John, cap. 16. ref. 7. _ _ - - " It to expedient for yen %bat I go away : for if 1 en ■ot swat, the comforter oil , not code auto you ; but if I depart will send hint uotoiron." The ROYAL P AHILY afteroarris returned to the Palace. The Queen, and Prissenaea AUGINTA, SOPHIA. and EIAZAIETH. visited Princess AMELIA, and, at t o'clock. His MAJESTY visited her Royal Highness. and staid with her upwards of an hour. The following lizet.eliu was yrAterchty *hewn to the numerous obtosters •ftrr tie Duke of Cut -6EIII.•ND :••-• "Carlton Howie, June to. " His Rola' thew.. the Duke Cusubea laud has had souse good sleep is the early part ut last night, and hie wounds louk well to-day. " HENRY HAI.FOR D. ........ EVF.RAKL) H0.1!E" The Marehinnen of DOCCiLIi presented fools being yoesessted to the Qt:►.ew, on the littera% birth-414y, through indisposition. 11cr compl4sast was discovered, ou We loseseloy, to he the mea sles. Miss primrose), the Mar hyone,v's sivter, iv also sled with the same complaint. tier Royal ll:gheiess the l'rnieess of W'AL►S gave • grand :limier, yesterday, at leer apa►tments, lieu singtms Palace. L.dy NIA Itlr PONSONBY, ire are sorry to say, still continues very ill, at her house in Arlington-amt. Earl Sr. V a St;LNI r dangerously .11, at his house io Mortioner-mreet, Cavrialish•squarr. The Margolis and hlarehoones. cif Sratroto in. 'tend to leave town, next Friday, for thtir seat at Treatlimn 11411, Staffurdahare, for the summer seasio. The Countess of LOSSIDALS will given grand rout, cia Wedne.day,, at her house. is Charles stvee'. lt,rkele) Mr. KELLY . * benefir, which takes place. this night, at the Opera.Houst., will display great no ',thy and variety. Mr. ELII.IIrON and Mrs. H. JOHNSTON urine forward At the call of friendahip, in the Comely of The Honey ,loon; Madame CAT 4LANI will sing several lieauriful 000111; and t he Grand Corps de Beet give their powerful as sistance on t'.e occandon. The Haymarket Theatre tell open for the Sea. son, this night, with :11r. Bantu...ern. as Colonel Feiriorell. in the Comedy of A Bold Stroke for a Wife. /!SS Own the Southampton Theatre, will make her debut before • London audience iii the part of Pointe. in the Entertain ment of Dfq Grandmother. Mr. I; 111141.1TE1l will *iv" I.erform the part of Ordier, in lime Children in time Wood. Asttres - s* Animal Benefit Concert. at Cnvent-t; irilen Theatre, ou Sstiontry, wits brilliantly attended, and afforded Mutants CATA• 1.1111, elr. Itatll IM. ini.l Nlr Astir. an opportu nit% of itivlsyinz their ast Snug tidesis in some of Ht•nre.'s thyme sneers. lit which they were fatiltUrviliDly &tented. Mrs. Asti' was in fine voice, and gsse •• Holy. Hole. Lord," and :meet Har inetty." in her hvpirst 17141111 Cr. The *hula cuu chided with " Rod suer the Kintz." The new Balk,. perforate I If ; the Lyceum, on F►i.liy last. met the most fihtte,in A rceemiou. It cunt:ones all the cla.sic taste of Mr. D'Eueut.i.c, ..ith very benatilsol music, and the finest execution. Mr. Ha 4N00711 . 11 Benefit is announced for Thum dry nest, at Covent-Garden. The regularity and attention with whirl, his office is conducted, are .troLg claims on the public. The entertainment's are the Tragedy of liing Lear, with a variety of eirigi!,g, Mr. Vol: 0 closes her engagement. at the Bir mingham Theatre, this week. Her benefit takes place o.i Wednesday next. Mr. ' 4 41. 7 •07.11$ will apes the new Amphitheatre, a t Biri.,i,:ghsas, this night, with a grand Eques trian C pa.tc Mr. Custatat.tito's corned, of The fridow's o n ly it is siiif, will he rewrite.] for next .esson. J 40•4 'is part of Lord Spangle a sp►cies of Teas NA& fletoos. and rec.ived every support from him. Ennix dosed her rogureniert at the Theatre. on Tharsda legost the peen of ri,livote, iu theccmilly nt The Wonder. and dare, in the farce of The Farm Mamie. Toe enteriainments were p.t.on led by Lady Juts Toe►psrttao. ifr'Atidlisi; titAitg. iuSitlitnat arl.t.L Tire Upper Aiseintly Boom. , on the Parade, were mwiied 01 Monday evening, with a public tea-drinking hall. strider its, patronage of Lady Boyne, Dowager Lady Dering, Mn. Whit alter, and other resident families. The ball was opened by Lady Boyne, whose affability and pleas ing men.iers diensed the. muit perf.- e t hilarity throughion the whole entripisiv. The daorsng was 'kept up till midnight. Lady Smith, Mies Winchester (niece of Lady peeing), Mr. and Mrs. Jansen, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Treacher, and thb two Millen Gen*lin, were ainnog the partakers of the evening's amusements, and shone conspicuous.— It was with regret that we noticett the Asence of the Dowager Lady Monson, who, unless prevented by indisposition, is a constant attendant at the rooms on every public occasion. The flow of company, during the spring season, has never been witnessed so great as at present._ Those who came as valetudinarians (many of them at trait), are now tenured to perfect health, and enjoying the beauties of the cmintry, in their daily exercise. The fcilloning is a lid of our late arrivals...- several human. being engaged for other &Milks, who are exptvied Lord mod Lady F Osborne, Lnrd sad Lady Milgrim. Lori! and lady Coimbra:A, Lady !tinkle, Dowager Lady Do negal, Major and Mr.. Downwan, Mr. and Mrs. Dow Mr. and Mrs. Akers, Mr. Hollins, Mr sad Mrs. Villas sad family; Nis Godfrey, Mrs. Haney, Mire trencher, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Creams!, Mrs: Maid, Mr. Armen., Mr. and Mrs. Dernaialt. Mrs. Geordie, Mrs. H. Borisra, Mr. and Mri. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Plaskett, Mos. Hanamid, Rev. Mr. Pliniley, Mrs Holman, Mrs. and Misses Hersky, Mn,. Sinitli Owen, Mrs Robley, Mrs. Cbaropiguy, Mr. and Mrs. Maitland, Me. and Mrs. Hibbert, Mr. J. Pistil, Col? Cushion, Mrs. Faineernbe, Mrs. Gen. Romer, Mrs. Ar min, Mn Hamden. Admiral sod Colonel James, Mrs. Irnomonger, Mrs. Gerson. Mr. Soetbliy, Mr. Hansom, Mr. Carrick, Mr. Cullinane, Mr. C. Pelham, Mr. Lefavre, Mr. Wise°, Mr. Lanigan. icr. Rt. CMILLTSOMAM. JUNI& 7. Our Theatre experiences very distinguishing en couragement.—On Tuesday, L*dy Tvute's be speak displayed a crowded and n,nat l'aohionahle audience. This evening. Lady. Townshend has chosen that excellent old Comedy 71st Wonder; and next week, we understand, the Countess of Abingdon honours the Managers with her patron ■g.. The ball, on Monday evening, (the first of the smarm), was most iitioneroni.ly and respectilb!y attended; indeed «e believe a fir.t bull never boast ed such a %hew.. Aiming the company present were the Eirl and Connie.. of Abingdon. Lady C. Her. tie, Lady Elizabeth Forbes. Laly Charlotte Gould, Lady Loneui Call, Baroness Aylmer, Lady Tyute. Sec. &r.—Meveral parties, we understand, are form. ing in ik 111 town and neighbourhood. to attend the grand musical festival. at Bath, neat week. hoe, *aired et ihydintith. • It;t Guadeloupe , whi ch p lace she Ap r il, with a come, consisting of Mr. ROSIIII 1111 4 CeliT a CT. passe 7th of May, and J. lisant So, se of May. The Ashtenture brought ff ,,d em eg. A few days siace all IA sloop testae (supposed to be 1 c onvoy bound to Qu eb c ' ell well —. Bs -- Mra. CLARK6's long-promise a' The Rigel Princes," has at len pehe snie. The great imports" .'. of y ou ., cue would be alone der it an object of interest; bu t hi s quality, it cootain! a VIII this must strongly excite the —Amour the articles of ' this di 1 I s i o tolitly correspondence of Sir lan Messrs. DODO, thy , Olt, t which we hare only r oom to co py I lowing letter from Lord Font CLAIMS :-... " Farrier! I • lb w (l it ho, Westbonse.place,, is p oor .awn. Leedom. Fontstora--(frer 1 " Colegi 1 " Dial 31AO• 1 1,--1 &sok yoo for i k yew receireJ Gam you. II is 110 t dater Oat, to I address Air to yaw at yam ISO' obis you write are to change the bat sonic sews to wort yes IS return for s ter, but tow obis segarateied spit you 1 dad, door I revue herr, I bane dune no Met—faadtr 'bust the held* be mac res, t haw 'halter? trey entertainiiig shigtihrr surnteirotirg to relate. 1 t c. rt, is full of iateresting waft r Hawk a. I ass at this place, wised I t. ieplatlie tarn of wind or sot, 111 f ld relettiun fur twiny a day. I think, tun sea k he to pay, if tie Nutter en. ir'.ole afr:r trot art, owl the Royal Ikon dit,rrill k esprit,. I &went that reap I that any Ad tot Aram 11i., and preren i pm what tie kitten wont to do. I sepp rnolorrty t. et,' Ries fiftieth, hat F.rs en" 41, ti , roiir hit part has Oa ~ the otter tiro, it hat Leta a la, taped *sows to he wet an ioi 'fiction& loiterer, will do so pod t in rural, he tbsogh the Dukes fries yid attempt to boralidste your testiow the ? rustic, held out to gnu, there is a,. sr statessorta...ao wow) esseroborsties so sway people haws ao many Wallowa public sill lint be indeed to balievr 'l he thing, harcreir. will be daisirth shoats awl weeder if No Doke seas to b should WO bar you will ha prepared II toessees sod peas& of poor power, at wary. !minuet the poblir pilule • ill ea web tharroonicaritikel awl to goi tato, BtltOrtT, sad tayorif, tea in a ,- at least I bare ae doubt bet they age is sifts be. I sew by the parts, dust lb 14ot/sawed fur lola roar kakis. Ml' h as), s ea la Ct.aeratwO, he is acting i'ise 'below thie f ihe coshl bare d a *. hare walked teal'? ash of ha. asol al is, he is liewd dile better fus haw. I rorr, he ir, I are, publishing a book.—C: !ok .. : 1....0u5l Is tut tbalkaging, if I eeery tidy she 'peaks ill of loon, he at 1 ow be Netts. The idea ef„ighies q with I , hid. He wow take caw, or be will Is • bead Iwo taste foolish Serape at %matte I cAW etalesphste oath callosrassut, or 1 ail 0,...rve all these twigs,w at s ~ °u.h plidosephical iadifereoce,, were iriiiil.l be the suffers,. I tenable for tl .c sion, 'thick I alsoald resume to be a arr. si l • s I on afraid that you will le fiord c ~, iissoh illrgdile. Pray let we beet fr NI ria the- i erases, and you bare • mom Idiot a ut to Hark y.stri et, as Waal, s LT. 1 " Eau ainernely, your.,, I. • • Doke of Kent. ...........„_,, e ,,...... Th.. /eon, 61, 1...!,1 id. 11 V. a rut,' 1,.i in a few days with that I'EM-1, Tare Chichester store-4140 s ill us to ray, for Bombay and Madras. to Tiw ropy of the new Art of I e,-ltture. solistituted for the Non is Ise, iiiiiirrticl. ns published in II There if no el-Buse for leering 1 1 Y',•• import". ti by either Fl4liee 1 .. e I. now stands tit Atorriti re F rhnms are spew to !kr tra.litu , e ' 4 England. but glint to their s! ii- The kle c h e sloop, Csistoin 111 ;II or , chill off the :met Enci.—Crew The Borges Regiment tif .li t is t I Somerset will march from t I ri, sod 11 t h instant, for IVorsillicaler it, Pape of yeste r d ay sot .... ... I '' Cul, that the new demand' pr he utTg are llkety to defeat the pri t , . , I all exchange of prisoners of WI iu ale the Rano vvr i nni and sr it ao Neu satisfactorily adjusted, 1 - 1 14. A that prisoners mode fr in cce with Britain. shoal) b e ,wird as iuer made fro: nut the Russians taken i n the I st usl, the Swedes in Stnthundi ul(_ :` . 'twed hy the respe c ti ve tee , :y F r :7-. erre to b e set off oilist ' m n 4 "' .l in ee, now in our gao l.. ig Irl , 1 1 "7 our ' -- ..verininntoat has tensity' " l el se behest it w ou ld a J m i I,- - :ol to Spai n and l'ortu4sl: ii. %..11. etl4Well Su his dein:mid ' . the: 1 ,, L- al the Pe**Peet of tb• earls. a It .l • T he total n o t u b er of -11 ''ar diet IPA Ansonia to t re :l ,h in Petweisei• :tire eitceed iti, ♦RRIVALL TU. Earl and Cantles of Exmoor, Lady Rodney, Lord and Leidy John Torrashead, sad 2 Misses 'roanslsend, floe Nev.hin Fellows sad family, Rear Admiral Retie, lOr. end 'corking/on. Rem. J and Mrs Coterie, Rev. W. Jay, Major-General Duna, Lieutenant Colonel Masks, Moja' West, Major Wrenn, Major Nicholls, MAjor ll•mtsa, Ms- Nagbaoss. Cps Emmet* Capt. maid Mfm. EWE - cap. rimier, Venal lit Pennine, Mr. Enderby and Otalit, Mr. Nl.Srhell sod family. Mr. sad In Holiies.rorfh, Mr. slid Sin Corkhisro, Mr. sad Mrs. Mullet. Mr and Si... Hervey, Mr sod Mrs Fowler, Mr and Mrs. J N.rsh, Nlr sisJ Mrs F Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. E Calvert, Mr. anJ Mrs. Slams, Mr. and Mrs Todd, Mesa.. Mrs. Kilehea, Mr. and Mn %olio, Mr. sad Mrs. Cook, Mr. James Warier, Mr. James Roe, Sir. roily Mr. Longbottos, Mr. Salals, Mr. Eserard, Mr. Gale, Mr. James, Mr. Amdersom, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Bertram, Mr. Nash. Mr. hasids, Mr. Holshani, Mr Gordon, Mr. Master, Mr. Davy. Mr. GiUmin, Sir. B. Lloyd, Mr. M. Grfsson, Mr. J. T. A. 44 Mr. Itinottt, Mr. Tale, Mr. Farmer, Mr. W. Cakes; Mr. Fell. Mr. C. Fell, Mr. Asses., Mr. ClajeU, Mr. Aylmer, Ur. Nelson, Mr. Barnes; Mr.thrsy, Mr. Gulick, Mr. Jobs Easter', Mr. Framers, Mr. White. Mr. 8e...., Mr. Kirwwlsas, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Rubio., Mrs Geo l .!, Mrs Webb, Mrs Brehm., Mrs Walker, Mrs. Tig`se, Mrs. Dish", Nits Peak, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Consoraise, Mrs. Lansaw, Mrs Lander, Miss Whom yaks, Miss lqiisttetori, Miss Webs, Mks Hurst, Miss Whit. tinssiall. Nfias Brooke, Miss Master, Miss Saassarra, Miss kiwis, Miss Le Merchant, Miss !Smith, Muss Hirkky, Miss Polkas, Mlllll Marketer, Mks Grrensway, Miss Rose, duc. BRIGHTON. JU II 9. ♦RRIVAL.. Mr. Depnoke, Wr. and Mrs. W Arleta, Mr. Minion, Mrs. Bradford, Mr. Syeleaharn, Mr Bartle, Mr. Lynett, RIM. T. Walker, Mr J. Busse, Mn Caning, Mrs. P. Dandle, Miss Batley, Rev E Sonedky, Mr. Rule, Mrs Parser, Mr. Ceti ainabaist. Miss M. Colsprionn, Mn. Praia, Mrs. Wilkie, Cantalo Howsrel, Mr. Lampies, Mr. E. and Mrs. Bilk, Mr. M. Stuart, Mr Gee, Mr. Clotinters, M... Gras, Hon. H. Erskine, Mrs. Morley, Mr. C. Wycott„ Mr. Crisp, Mn. U. merman, Mr. Punks, Mr. Sleirwt, Mr. Prorsi.nice, Mr. Awn, Mr. G. H. Borrow. Mr. and Mn. Wilson, Mr. Juke Allen, Mr and Mrs Piselen, Mr. Tiff, jun. Mr. H. Cm's well, Mr. Cis•tie, Mr. Mass, Mn Stunned, Mr. end Mrs sal. 110/..ii, Mr. J. treat, Mr. R M. Lucas, Mts. J. E.k, Mr. sod Mrs H.attcnte,Mi Cbristie, Mr. Atkinson'', Mrs. Screen, Men Flint, Mr ae:4 Miss Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. raster, Mr. Beeirrille, Mr and Mrs. Flaew , Mr.W Gibkona, Mn. Saws &no, Mr Teentkires, lir. T. Townsend, Mr. R. Pole, Mr. Rues, Mr. Enos, Mr. Reed, Mr. Scott, Mr. Foakett, Mr. Wkabk, Mr. Rayner, Mr. W. Mertes, Mr. R. Lockett, he. The above l:st affords • pleasing testimony of the continued .. which the fashionable part of the population of this town now daily receive+, houses, for bonier of the first families of distinction, have been e:igaged daring the present week. Our recent departures are in number but trifling. Lady Amrotts has again left as for a short time. in con• sequence of so tie family arr...nxement., which re quired her presence in town. Mt.. from York-hour; Mr. and Mrs. Vnrdnn, from Marl borough Steyne, Grsn.l Parade; Mr. Hudson and Mr. Wright, :-om Kirby's Marine Bearding-house; Mrs. Moore, Air. and Mr+. Smith, Mr. Ptarsou and son, Mr. Green, a.id a few others, are also in the list of departures. WORTHING. JUItIt 9. The numerous daily arrivals to this delightful spot, prove in whit high estimation its varims sttrictiiins are held by the fashionable world; in deed, when the beauty or the sands, the easy ac cess to the sea for bathers, the man y pleasant rules and walks in the neighbourhood of the tows, are considered, its super,or adtantages as s wateriai Agee mast be universally allowed. The following are among the late : Lord and Lodil.We, Lad; Bowyer, &Owen. De.r.rl, Lady Mae, Lod) Ann Doers, Sir Robert Ciasiferd. Hon. Mr flo•ott, Hos a.ter Stuart, this %%sierra, Mr Pratt, Mr. and M.• RtMitt and Nosily, Mr. Towers. Mr. Mr. and Moo Rukoon, Dr and Mrs. %Tbstkr, Mr Noss, Mrs lf:elde, Mr. Lorn,ose, Ms. %pate, Mr and Mom Francis, Mr. Cook and fa,nJc, Rte./. Drake noel family, Mr Dszon sod fa mos, Mr. Falser sadfaronly. Moo Bran, Ms Paw I.becti„ Mr. Cioissdiese, M C Mi.. (' String. r, Mr. Little, Mr sad Miss Jalia Watt., Mr T. Hall, Mr T Walker, Mr. Chess, Mr. Ila.es Mr Faint, Mr Wolrestkoloo, Low iNlTLittem COUIT tiF Ki 71431 irsCO3 OFFICIAL OVTRAGg. Tde imia 0. 0011111 DRY. this was sit indictment fur an assault, brobsbi by'. Pro-Collector of assessed Sasses against the Defendeot, • respectable merchant its ibis city.-sue Upon the direct examination of the Prosecutor. st appeared, that hi went to the Defendatst's, to disa pain for cixes. when he was 'smutted by the De fendant and some others, and, with bs assietsuitio tornel into the street. Itt the course of his emir a:iambi:a._ however, by Mr. GaillOW. it appeared that the PrOarcator had gone to the Derritabenell house, with assistant/. for the purpose of leryisig distress, iis caie Ise slid hot intmeo Lately pay. The. Defendant tendered him a draft on his hacker got the amount, as he had done repeatedly to-Corr I bit this was refsised. and the *knees insisted upon bra *log paid in cash; which the Defenders:, d e j,., lng , he ass proceeding to distrain. when be war remsie4 by the Defendant's friends. the goods upon , whisk. the key was about to be made belonging to this; partnership. It also uppeared, on the esteemed of the I'rosecutor. that the Defanalaats Mel:silk': on souse occasions the parist il , l Zr be had rowed vesgeance against him for this op' , o. s.tion. It further appeared, that the father yes the real collector. and the Prosecutor acted for him, , and had been always in the practice of Saki** checks on bankers in payment of the Mewl Siva only frets the Defendant, but from all the home in the parish. Lord Ecceenclanuost asked Mrs Cror3m, obta tiler this prosecution wits carried on at the suit et the Ctowu sir of the individual Mr. Gataow replied, that the preineettion wen supported by the individual only. • • Lord Et.t.euessaonon-J6 It is of the utmoit • importance to the public that a coast tar lore there should heetiteetained a proper Illbderstasdiag upon a question of this aware. Had the proems. Lion been at the suit of the Crown, I sitodel Itavit so hesitation in taking a freer conies with it,. bet se . this is at the suit of the party, the Prow:tater Ems* undoubtedly be permitted to fellow ha own inch. station, and proceed according to the &Wee he lee . received, or. perhaps, esthout ate. If, hoarser, this permit' shall persevere, thtre- will r: stain fir ma a duty to perform, sitting in this situation, and possessed of the probable waft of, in none de gree, rendering it improbable that b similar cal*. • plaint should be made against the •••• pe-smi f a sidsilsr indecorum in the exeen if aof his public • . • ditty. I should heel it undoubtedly i. cumbeat spas me to make a repress:studios to penes* iu aloha risy epos the subject of this mans conduct. It bi fitly unproprr that the tolkction rt taxes, sender.. - est necessary to the public service by the petulter pressure of the tunes, should be rendered tine. pular, or a subject of mortification or emplane . • on the part of His Majesty's subjects. who are thus called upon to contribute more largely . ..nth day to th e sopette* destined for the IllafillCVlgif 'Fbe-emprimeettlivi amp e o: Conte, had the prosecution been at the suit of tive Crown; as I should have felt it my duty to pleat out to the Jury the necessity there wits, before they fend a verdict, in such a case, to examine accurately whether the person so acting in the per- Armistice of a public duty, had pet formed that duty decornealy, and consisteutly with the spirit of lee legislative set, enacting such taxation, sod not for . the oppress;ou of individuals. The Proaccator. in this nee , nt appears, had taken beaker's checks from every ether person, without soy objection, is payment of such taxes. • This payment was missal. and he acknowledged be never had refused such payment before, from any other person. He had even taken a drat of the Defeadant, himself. for a similar sum. upon the same SceelpiL Yet be • goes to his house with a previous conviction, it might almost be said, that a tender would he made by means of • check of the Defendant. upon his banker. determined, at the same time. not to take such a tender. although a former check. of the. same flescriptioo. by the same party, open his banker, had been received by the Prosecutor, anal . was paid when presented for payment. Tht c reuser stances mentioned in evidence may explain tl e res. son of this detaresimasiod. H appears mem to have goo. truly prepared to make the t i term. set. withstaadiug that he had every season to expo tit would be pint. R-ally such conduct as this is too indecent to be permitted to. pees without censure. pullets' trly in one who justifies leader a warrant t f high authority. It must trod to lied the law into disrepute. and resider the collection of the taxes it self invidious iu the tingeing." His Lordship concluded, by reconirrieod;n; that a verdict should be entered for the Defendant ; and said. thrt an action, brought by the Defendant atuonst this Prosecutor. for • false sod vexatious distress, should be withdrawn, which was actordiors ly acceded to. Si. J. T. DUCKWORTH well hoist his lagna herd the Apar/ape. at Torbay. Sir IsaatCoerta is go. ins out a possen,/er with Sir Jose. to Newfound• land, to visit his (the Magdalen) Wands. ' A private letter from Peri., dated the Ist in. stant states, that the Pope's confinement to the fortress of Savona has been rendered so severe, that even the servants who attended hint from Italy are denied scram to him. His Holiness web silts on the common gaol allowance. baring refused to receive a monthly sum of money offered to him by BoN A Parra. The firq fleet which sailed this season forQuebee, has arrived safe out. and the ships are loading with timber fur the u.e of tlns country. The Raisowob/s. 64, Captain Jostaw Raw Lev ; CAencell and Caledat sloops, were to sail from the Cape of Gold Hope on the 14 of Aptil. with a convoy for England ; and the Dadaists, Cspesis I MIMETIC LH, was to ell Mesa Jemmies, on the Ist of May, with the Iteuratear.i-benad convey. Earl and Countess Cuouteehetev will give it grand dinner, to-morrow. at their home, Pierodilly. Colonel Beavuome and family left their home in Pollens-square. at ire o'clock hist morning. fur Bretton &ill, near Wakeirl.l. Yorkshire, wham they intend to remain' sic weelci, end thee pre. ceel In Thorp., near iodinates. Lincolnshire, at d from thence to lieshent Abbey, Not hun:b Aim.% there le remain until the cod et Antolini.