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ROYAL FAMILY'. T. ?1. attend..l numbc re to see rh eve ry iffection, whence: 141 , sun f toya) ajeitz, rnm the .rfu• mrd al,: le and isoo Garden. iversary !'Rs, wt by, Sc.. isfael eat I, onsi.- eed prr- c .dy ILlie, , Mr. ail C,; e, WU.* n vectet• ay, from Putney the late CrOSVC. RINEY% pineas ; lists. ppointed Itenham. fl yester. DC Vi 4.:, and, 1. taiript , Th r axle- trk, Te4r dcrisi so mna lust hvc I(.1 the d • gbh,: , tit: B?A' L. Sett o Fria 1! zham. thionsb': I :vim , • rl cho::: 7, swo:: have re ace d at Cr .,'" (-7 t: 1" • nu): ia It, at C• v a N- ease: crt, -7 the ,ItAi er an 2:* rci t :r ;- r at imer•) 'IT A" iSS ,an• :• cr. vicYMOUTFI, SLIT. Yesterday forenoon, Their M —AJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, the *ova'. Ducts, and the Staff Offi cers left Weymouth, in the order mentioned. in our last, and rode to Bincomb Downs, where His MA- JeSTY reviewed all the troops in this neighbour hood ; the whole went off excellently, and I lis MA SZTT Y expressed himself to the officers as highly pleased with the evolutions which had been per formed. The day proved very fine, and a vast concourse of company was colleted ftom twenty miles distance, in almost every direetion. all anxious to be:told their Sovereign, and the ROYAL • FA. 11. V . At the conclusion of the Review, the Ro YA I. YAWL `I returned to the GRAND FETE, AT THE ROYAL MYTEL, where a company of more than three hundred of the nobility, gentry, and officers, of the town and neighbourhood were met to celebrate the Anni versary of His MAJESTY'S Coronation ; the ROYAL PANTY being arrived, nothing could exceed the grandeur and brilliancy of the appearance of the company,each seeming to vie with the other, in their es pressidns of joy and satisfadion on the happy oc casion. The tables for dinner were furnished in the most elegant and profuse stile, with every delicacy which the season affords. His MAJESTY'S table represented a most magni ficent colonnade : between the centre pillars were suspended the letters G. ft. curiously put together with glass and beads; on each side of which were placed the insignia of the Order of the Garter, and that of th e Bath. _ _ On the top of the centre was fixed a Glory, which had a most brilliatit effeO, supported from each side by a trophy of war. The pillars, being white and gold, had the most beautiful appearance : arti ficial flowers were twisted round them ; elegant French china figures, &c. were placed in order round the plate, on which, in the centre opening, were executed with marble dust colours, the Royal Arms, with its supporters, the Lion and Unicorn, highly spirited ; this centre compartment fini.hed with superb Arabesque work ; the neat two open ings had each a fine landicape, with cattle, of which the sheep were much admired fur the natural cep. pearance of the wool. Of the two compartments on each end, the one had light-horse man mounted, the other represent ed a camp at a distance, in the fare ground of which were happily introduced. two gres-diers in convex sation. The next was a very long table, the centre of which exhibited part of the same magnificent piece, ui the sea-horses, as it did the time before; but all the rest seemed entirely new. Next we noticed a smaller table, exceedingly beautiful; the whole represented a fountain in grand Fnur other tables were nearly of one length, but all differently Aecorated ; the stile nt all the orna ments was very good, a.id even the fl. &c. not inferior to the llo) al tablo. _ _ The gisiund works of these last had some pretty birds, and Arabesque work. His !stunts , . and the others of the Rot at. Fa wn. v, appeared in pedal health and spirits. Soon atter dinner the dancing corm:lc:iced, end. with the exception of proper intervals, fur tea and other refreshments, continued with the utmost hi larity, till near eleven o'clock, •• hen Their MAJES TIES and the Pa iNcsssas retired, seernit.gly much delighted with the entertainments of the day. Se veral handsome entertainments were given by pri vate families in Weymouth. and, it was observed, that the town never before exhibited such a general scene of hospitality and mirth. There was, of course, no parade, or inspeaing of pickets, and but fi.w of the Gentry walking on the Esplanade ; the Officers and Company being all better engaged ; even the Theatre, nozwithstanding the excellent treat u hich the Manager had provided. was but very thinly attended. SoOn after the ROYAL Fa MILT left the Royal Hotel, His Royal Highness the Duke of KEN r left this place, accompanied by Colonel SNZT n. Two accidents happened during the Fere, which some what damped the joy of the speflators in the streets, who were very numerous from all the surrounding towns and villages. A boy was run over by a car riage, and severely hurt. During the grand display of Fireworks, prepared. on a scaffoll before the Royal Hotel, a spark fell from a rocket, into a ham per, containing a great quantity of Roman candles and other fire-works, which went off in aU direc tions, and burned several persons. The most dreadful scene of confusion, screams, &c. ensued. Two well-chested Ladies, who happened to be near, bad their clothes terribly hurne:l ; several lost their shoes, bonnets, &c. in the confusion ; fortunately no person was setiously hurt. This morning (Sunday) at eleven o'clock, all the ROYAL FAMILY ; except the Duke of St.'‘Sta, went on board the R 0.1,11 &steeps yacht, where they heard prayers by the Chaplain of the ship. Earls Rost.vis, POI; I LT, UZIIR ;DOE ; WESTMORLAND ; Lord Rot La, Generals G•IITH ; MANN;Ith MA%- 1411011•11 ; Re. were of the party. A Royal Salute was fired by the ships on Their MAJIS ILI taking water, and again on their landing.. Fne Tat • T MOTTOW night, The Stranzer, and The (Saw Dletittli. P4llClifo4, by Mr. Htonts sigh Pax, by Mr. NZYLZII ; Jena" , Stamp, by +CUNT. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel : At' Peacock s Mr P , rm, Mr. P. Needs, Mr. Tatter, Mr • Mrs. Farmer, Mr. Pile, Mr. J. Bal;y, Mr. Barut•, Mr Plll S'r JOIIN CARTA* was Chosen Mayor of the 80. rough of Portsmouth, yesterday se'nnight. The Rey. C. CUTPIIIIRT, the prelent chief rr.agistrate, Rave an elegant dinner at the George Inn, on the occasion, to the Corporate Body, and a stied party. The Hon. T. Esszinr, Counsellor Missiso, J. C. 'LIMO'S; Esq. Sec. were present. The SPANISH and RUSSIAN Assnausnots the 15th instant, at Saltram, the seat of the Light Hon. Lord BORINODON, ami were to visit Earl FORTESCUE. at Southill, cn Tuesday, Rith r WESTMORELAND and Lord and Lady 13o ,:"NGDoN but an express arriving from the Nobie r•kri. stating Ei being indisposed, the visit was de f-1104.. The two-lktnbassadors were highly de -I.p,hted with the beauties of ts.e south of Devor., sal the ratite/rine view, from Saluda' aad Mount LjicuMbe. CHALLENGE. • - _ The report of a person having been killed is a duel on Sunday morning, in Hyde-Park, is un founded, though a duel uas intended to have been fought there, between a Mr. W. and a Mr. P. hop falors, in the riorough ; and who, for that pur pose, w:re to meet in Hyds-Park, at sir o'clock, on Sunday morning ; but intormation of their inten tion having been privately giren to Mr. GRAHAM, at Row -street, on Saturday night, and al-o at the Police-Office, Union Hall. warrants were issued to apprehend the parties. Mr. P. in a post-chaise, with his second, going into the Park at the Ox ford-street Gate, was arrested by the Union-Hall Officers; and Mr. W. and his second, arriving at nearly the same time, in a hackney-coach, at the Piccadilly-Gate, were taken into custudv by Rivett and Adkins, two of the Bow-street Officers, who concluded them before Mr. GRAHAM ; when Mr. W. entering into proper security to keep the peace, was liberated ; as was Mr. P. on producing bail at Union Hall. The quatrel, we und.rstand, rink place respeaing a horse, in consequence of which, Mr. P. sent the challenge. THE COUNTESS OF DTS.I 11T. Yesterday morning the remains of the Countess of DY►wkT, whose death we announced to the pub lic on Friday, was removed from Ham House to the family vault in Suffolk, in the following order The Und-rtaker on Horseback, Man wit , ' Lid of Feathery Twelve Honemen cloaked (Tenants), Man on Horseback with Crimson VeleetCuilnen and Coronet. THE EUDY, (I , a Crimson Velvet Coffin .iipertily decoNtei, on the Plata " the Countess of Dysart, die , ' Sept. 14, 18,14, age,' 59;') In a Havre wit., Six Black limos, decorated with Escutch- eons, &c. &c. Three Mourning Coa.•hes and Six, with ditto, Her 1. d •Pdp's Serraut on her favourite %pound Ilene, Her Ladyships Stat , Carr:aga with Six beautiful Bays, Servants an Deep Mourning, F.Allowed by the Caniage bar Wm. Manners, d:e. The Procession moved from Ham House through RichmondPark,Wimbledon, over Londonliridge,&c. MRS. TRORNTON. We are astonished that some of the London Edioirs should be so devoid of that true gallantry to a lady. ever so charaaeristical in Engli,hmen, and more so that they should descend to a grf is libel in their publications :—•as an instance of their very refined manners, we give the following, and which has been servilely copied into one or two of the country prints of out neighbourhood The i.ii-dusier Mrs. Thorne art, it SNITS, s the daughter of a Ti • Itti; at is not unnatural therehre that she Wool , ' he a Mira racer, nor that she should wish to make a transarin the ALI:4 to the Piste." We have authority to state that the above is erro neous: Mrs. F. is of a respeaable family ; and no woman has received a better education. fist were even it, asithose r0...y %ridings have stated, we should have thought. that the common count-sr usnally due to a lady.. and the gene-al interest shewn for Mfrs. T. by ALL on the day of her running her match, would have prevented such a very low and illibet al paragraph.—( Yee* iler•kl.) The Bedford Court Martial is still depending. It did not terminate as was supposed, but osead journed, ow' to the following extraordinary cir conistancef;-- Serjeant Major having stated ia evidence, Not fully, but by mistake, as it after wards appeiii3, that Captain Giilt‘Tlti was present at a meeting of officers, on a day mentioned, coil trary to the ta,rl, fur which he was ordered to the gaard room ; and Col. Moon baying been put in arrest as privy :o the perjury. a doubt arose as to the possibility of the Colonel going on with the pro. secution, during his arrest ; and many and various were the opinions of the Court concerning it. At length it was determined to apply to r-ir ClfAxLs 1 MOEG•N for information. When the Serjeant's mis take appeared, the Colonel was released, and his sword handed to him in Court;- but he felt as a man ought to feel f 1 his honour, and declined ac cepting it. from the injury he considered the Court had done him. Lit,t week a Court Martial assembled at Hull, for the trial of Lieutenant Bice, of the 3d Lincoln Militia, on a charge of having absented himself from duty withrut l..ave. After an adjournment of some days, in order to give Lieutenant B. an opportuni:y of preparing his defence, the Court re commenced its sittings on Thursday i the proceed. ings are not yet finish •d. BrigadieeGeneral Ilastitron has arrived at Lon donderry, to take the command of that &stria. Sunday se'nnigbt a duel was fought near Island bridge, Dublin. between Lieut. (:).1` and Mr. H. G —s, when, atter exchange of shots w ithout effeti, the affair elided in an amicable manner. This di , pute arose in consequence of Lieut. o—y being the bearer of a me,sag- from Mr. J. T. UsT--11---04•D to Mr. G —c, he being th author of a critique published in the last llibernian Maguine, on a private Play in Stafford-street. Mr. G. was then called upon by Mr. LTu—a—•-00D fur an imme diate meting, or an apology. which last, Mr. G. ide it: a s.uisfaftory manner. • On I:ltirsday last, hit Grace On Duke of Bee cation's birth-day was celebrated at Langho lm, with great festivity, and with every mark of resped for that noble and worthy family.—ln the forenoon, the Eskdale yeomanry cavalry and volunteers pa raded on the lawn, in front of Langbolan Lodge, where they were plentifully regaled with bread, cheese, and a barrel of ale, to drink the health of the day. They afterwards marched into Langlsolm, where being drawn up at the Cross, the volunteers fired three volleys in hon. ur of the occasion. At four o'clock, near strrea.ty persons sat down to an et:client dinner in the ball room, after which his Grrce's health, and other appropriate and patriotic ((liar, were drank, with three tiuses three. Ilesides the gentlemen upon his Grace's estates, there were present a great waist,. strangers, belonging to the army, navy, law, &c. As usual, the clergy ot Langhalm presbytery also attendei fhe evening c included with a ball. which WAS graced by a nu merous auierablage of elegance, beauty, and worth. The wh it- was conduaed with the greatest harmony and propriety. irrneroN. - • Dnveß, sErT. 21. Much Conversation, and a conaiderasle degree of interest were valued on Friday eyelet/1 hot., by the accounts of the nu inerour fleets of the tomy moriog (rota ElJthing bud Ostend toward, K —lt se-s re,,r..e.ite.l, that three hundred sail had get int. Coons a.. 4 Drileirk; btrt this !minima certainly was exatmeratet liowere , , it is c :rain that Cahill harbour is cheek fob of these vessels— , it isa.;. isle of b-in; bombarded); and that there are u, , warri. of a hundred is Danko k, four of them Lilo p«. 044 111,,t fir frigates. As +strong-gate t•. , : Ninth IVe:tereea.li atprtseutinone of the e.iemy's can out of any of flew ports on time imposte 11 , 4 yt!t- fir uur ships to remain orerther , ,, they art most of them on our own coasts at ;present. flit , must let the state of thinvs till th • weather ;—but the moment at deer yr., Ilia ederny's v , .saels will 5., attempting to male Boulogne, ant cur cruisers a-si deter mined to attack them The Boulogne flotilla will then also e , ..eie forth to inlstivre ; but the weitlicr changes, intiich perhaps will hzlo:l4Ndlyi, it is improbableany iii• tcresting can occur. Thai ,owning, there were eboin thine five of our shim of war (Admiral. Leans a fleet) at umber off Durrieniess. li4ire the niestmg at the Castle coneudipi ye t odes, %Ir. Pitt vr, scot for to London es,press, on business or i•nportmice it i. sup:up:et, as he set off the moni:.i.t tin erm,rl with pr , priety leave the meeting H. a letter from au Officer of one of our in-shuts oriftsers off ihishing, we lear,s, that ou l'u.s•la,. last, at 1i a. •. turshag o towards they •14w 17 sail of schsi , me , aid .1 , w!••. - .„ runi.ing s.orv,i under Unrh colou•s: at 9 p vv.! a i tch .red n Ostend Roads, iron, chalice y were icrimll . by 10 0.11-.. r qt..” mere and 40 sill of sch..r s with lrbuill 411 noted. Emelt sail of schooner. remained F. thfrod Kea's, the rest ran for Dunkirk. O.t Thurol.l, they rl went i..ro Dunkirk 'Labour, whwe they ji.d 13 .4 r to ght he ab-m! INO of the soote o a r of re set., a 4 three presets. The cutter boarded thre , ! , Neutral verse.; s !ell cams Wit. of Ostend; tlsey iefornsed hire, that there hal burin an i-nesargu there for tri, naria.li , , but tLat et , was tak-m off briv!ri th ito's Lad and that .iny one (late was 1,1 behind at Flitshiirc to s -rye as a gear( ke ell the rest of the flat ha had saved m every dancri - eion. The troops are mpresentvil to bo di.eootented win - , the r state of in sietivlry ; they hal booed eta th a t to nave shared toe wealth of ibis proud island of Yeqeiday, about ta dr. ocl ec, as Lunched, ham the Yar , l of %leen. King:, a beauti.ul 4 sop of war, slam 4 I.T.s isa'r, loeo•ed fur Ito guns, on the .arue the lar.4y la JOC Cal 1, -r• , wr,lchtwa und.maand sails temukah.yiut it was a baeutuol launch. .7.EREY, SLP?. IL His Grace the I) :lee of Portland. as 'Visitor of the College of Pembroke, in the University et Ox. ford, has given in his final decision in regard to the vacant Jersey and Guernsey Fellowship. After hav ing maturely weighed and cousaiered the different pyre isioas of the two Islands, and examined the !mutes relative to the foundation of the Fellowships, and their order of succession, he has decided, that the turn certainly ..:longed to Jersey ; but, as b: the express tenor of the statutes, the three lellowshi l e could not be he; by three gentlemen of one Island, and Messrs. Hue and Dupr & , both Jersey gentle men, occupying the other two, the former at Jesus, the latter at Exeter College, that the vacant Fel. lowship at Pembroke should be filled up by a Cuero seyman. In consequence of this decision, the Col lege will send their notification, with the order of tour Visitor, to the Dean and Court of the Island of Guernsey, who will nominate Mr.-Chapmell, and of course tt.at gentleman will be declared duly eleded. Aithergh it may seem a hard case on the Island of Jersey that the tHree last turns at Pembroke have been filled up by Guerr.seymen ; yet they have Ito cause to lament the decision. The Fellowship of Pemor:,le is the smallest of the three, and they have enjoyed the raro best Fellowships for the space oi twelve years; and as a vacancy at Jesus may now soon he expefled, and they can lay claim (provided a Gueinseyman holds one of the Fellowships) to the next three turns, the a.dvantage will be considerably on their side, and both the I. ellowships likely to re vert to them a second time. Shuford and his company are arrivcd here, but nnt without dang.r, their packet having been chased by a French privateer. In this peril, the Drq,Arts' Persons 'hewed the most determined resolution to defend themselves, one mock hernine alone ex cepted, whq was for as immediate surrender, al. leging that she had nvekkg OtHrl4 dcfroeding. Our gallant Governor laughs at the tale ; but the Ma. nager swears the chase lasted three hours a by S•:tewsbury clock ;" and, in proof of it, a Jersey vessel was taken just after by the privateer, and has since been re-taken by the A'cmene frigate. Our new Theatre, consisting of th,ee urilliant cir cles, is finished, and fitted up in a style of elegance far beyond what we have ever seen here. The pub lic are impatient for its opening, which is fixed for to-morrow evening, with every promise of remu neration to the Manager for his spiritvJ exertions, since our gaiety is not disturbed by idle dreams of the enemy. We feel all security and thorough con fstience in the excellent 14positioa of our brave Com raauder in Chief. COTLAND. 11.DINBUR011, SLPT. 20. A case, which should have gone to trial last week at the Circuit Court at Stirling, was a prosecution at the instance of Dr. 'thorns; Rind, physician in Stir ling. with concurrence of His Nlajmy's Advocate. against James Rennie, son of George Rennie, Esq. of Bitkhill, for sending Dr. Rind a challenge to fight a duel. Mr. Bor, tr. Counsel for Dr. Rind, moved the Conrt for leave to desert the diet pre bee et tesepere. The Hon. HEN , Y Cwrvel Mr. Rennie, opposed Mr. Buy tt's motion, on the ground that no ailion v: , .ttever depended before the Cuir.t. in which his L r could proceed, as the ptou-cntor had failed to report his letters, in terms of the Aets of Parliament. and theref re moved the Court to declare Dr. Rind's bond of caution forfeited. As this was a point 4.1 form, of some im portance, and required to be maturely considered, Lord Cut t. am cei to fied the whole to the High Court of Justiciary for their decision. Dl TRIES. SEPT 15. On Saturday last, the Coruit Court of Juitici lr y was opened by the Ritht Hon. Lord ARMADALL, and. Luid MLADunnan't, vrnen the Court pro ceeded to the trial of .I,,mn Cmk, labourer, residing in Kirkcudbright. accused cf c. - mmitting a rape upon Susanna Cariield, a youl girl about fourteen years or age. The trial coati, ued to ...late hour when the Jury were inclos.d, and ordalned:o return their rerdid on N:onday morr.ing at te . o'clock. The Court met again at the :9ne last mentiAned, when the Jury returned a verditit, all in one rorLe. Andiu; the pannel Gavty; whereupon their Lord. ships pecaounce i s.-::::ence of death upon the said .I, or taiii•ng hlO3 to be executed at Darn fries, on the 21t1s °U bar neat. w IttiLIC.E. II Alt Lireitorrort-STILET, SLPT. • A very decent, well looking your'g man was this day brought before Purist Leavy iaq. the sitting Magistrate, charged with haying obt..ined 1. and* false pretenors. i'vfr.Josepa ::•: of the partners in StephertYs Hotel, New .noti i i-,areir. stated, that the •Pris.,rter, whose mane was is topher Byrne, came to the Hotel, abort eleven o'clock, on the night of the 9th inst.. and asked . wil'at was ready in the house ter supper, as his anisier, Major Scutt Watrir.g, wanted his slipper ico::::..l.4te ly. The witness 'snooing the Major, who used .so frequent his house, and 'having seen the Prisoner before, answered "a roast fowl would he very soon ready, and he would send it to Albernarlesstreet. where 'the Major then resided:" The Prisinter de clared his master could not Wait so long, and • de-. sired he would let him have whatever was readyrat that. moment, and he would .carry it himself. He accordingly gave him a Fiece of roast beef, a cold fowl, and.a dish of ham: tie P:isriner took thens away, and returned with the tray, On Friday evening last, he cause agairl silth a sita• s - .rder, as if from Major S;.-••;:. s'l' a t • ing, and desired him to send a tehl fowl , at, neck of veal, some ham, a Lade or Port wine ' and another of Sherry': they were immediasely• g. e; ready, and sent by the porter of the house • stb:igt half-way to Albemarle -street, h e root the iri f lonel, who aFpeared very angry at the delay. sail bis in Ater was all impatience, and took eae tray Ott of his hands in a great hurry; he soon after •re turned with the tray, an d got a t hi r d h o e + of witse s and when lie sent the next slay to tly ;tJaja: lodg ings for the plates, knives, and folks, &c. t.e disee covered the fraud. M.ijse Scott Waring and his la 'y had left town on the morning of the 8:h for Brighton, and the several articles orde ed by the Prisoner hail never role to the to igingie. On See twday the Prisoner was discoveredand apprehended. The Pei:oat r, in his d -fence, stated. that he had 1:)-en se: van- to Major Scar. Waring for a'seitst two months; he ass discharg d two •day, btflvre master left town, and for what reason hertould not' tel ; but he refas:d p, give him-a eh trader. Wh n he left him, M..jor S. only paid him one montl.'s wage;, instead of two, which amounted to iI. 10s. He a!so owed him 15s. foi his expenses Fr ,ra Brigh ton to London, both of which he refused -rs pay: leis m..rey was all spent; he had no i• bat. ever in this ci•itatre to assist him; and he was drivels to that expedier.t. ro .. - •Nvort himself I le ;new h. late master was in i.e hao. ! :sealing at J llher:s's' Hotel, and ;:e though/I: a; . well b. a . r . that way as an y o th er . • , eh a ,. '.r t e , ad since engaged with a Cepain wh- was to have sailed some days ago, and 0.1. nal Sitilinei to go.to sea, if he were p-rmitted to ~. The Magistrata committed him. in I to tike his trial at the next Quarter Sessions. Rownsie Marc....—Yesterday. a Wirt' kr a ern% siderable sum or mon-y was det:•mi.r be. A....1i Caln.in, of Ring's stairs; aid Chin , : '• at L •~ house Hole; the it stance was from the Sand Wh . At woniwi, h, to the Hope Herr y at il..rtherhithe; the odds at starting were greatly in favour of L: but he gave in at 131.4.1twa11. Consid Table auras of money were depending rm tip. ister of this contest s and the k lowing ones were taken in. • On the 19th inst. died, at her cottage, near Cheraw), Aft bog and painful illn ss moment pled, which she bore with the greacest fortitude an resignation, the Right Hon. Lady Si aw,, L i s U , tit* 41to year of her 41e, one of the Lades to 'Their Royal Highnesses toe Princesses Aecesr A and Cat zroar it, sincerely 'amen e 1 by all who had die hai.piness of knowing her intimately. We are sorry to learn that the respetahle veteran; Gen. TOTTENII•M, hat J, on T mrsday, :he - misfor tune to break h s arm I.y a fill in Wakefi..y •arest. AS be was enleavouting to avoid a crow) coining out of Pincheon.street. Leeds.—(l.re.i Itterr4,e.) A more striking inst.' :ce of luivine irree;vssition man the following, in bringing to light an icrociet.s murder, - 7' so great a lapse ui time, per .n . (Lis scarcely eve- stern r'to. sed It rna7 be in toe le membrane* of mane r ersons that a ct ;Id (+Styli" a month ol..) was cii.n out of river Arm., :meg Kingsrus id, by a dog, in June 1795, with its flood cut in a 'necking m.sonee. Every seirch - Was LOU made to dismver the murderer, hut w;thout It now appears th.it the perpetrator i Luc do l l eta* its unnatural mother, whll has been a p eh. workhouse at Nfinclinhampton for sane is post, aid .:as. a few days sire,, ma le a enosessi..r. r the faa. before a Magistrate in th it ncightmar.. 1, to whom she state that she had been s iniseraole ever since the commission of tbe horrid crime, as to nt4te he prefer evca an ignominious death to aim *nee, under her oppressed eon cience. On Sattirdaymboutrineo'cl ck.p the inhabitants of cratham and Rochester were s .mcwh..t alarmed by a fire which broke out suddenly : it minxr ed to proceed from the Garrison, and to be very ne-r Magazine; for some time it was imazTined to be the smoke beacon, as a signal of the enemy's havin effea-d a landing, and the gre nest anxiety prevail e until it was discovered to proceed from some so barns on the South-east extremity of itse linzs, which were entirely consumed, without furlicr. d Ye-terday sennight, Saraii Ccoa./4 was toded in Fohertoss ga.l. by warrant ut isir. Wi Lt.*. cot. one of the Coronets of I lamp hire, being charged on an ingisest taken before him, an the 81st of August, with the wilful murder of a node infant, found aatd in the parish of T'isbory. A few days since, a brutal firmer at Sbefford. near Lambourn. Bettis, set a large mastiff - at a poor inoffensive woman, for having gleaned a ha -d -ial of barley out of one of his fields. after the c. rn bad been carried away. The anima" tore one &.f the p.vir creature's arm. almost fromhei body; and s':e is now languishing in a very dangerous state, ist•eri..:e3 daily by a surgeon. 'I he inhuman perpetrator cf the deed has since absconded. H'crrar.ted Careen. While the Brilliant LOttery — is going, and Tickets are to Le procured, 14..,1%61T and Co respeafislly acquaint the Public that they may depend on being supplied with Tickets And Shares, on the mew mode rate let ms, at their Otfice, No. 26, Cornball, war. ranted undraw-n at the time of purchasing. N. B. _The Second De) 's Drawing wal be ast Saturday next.