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Palms of September 24, it will (*found been a sentiment engendered 4ilise hest of unaccompanied (aa w4ras expressions ir e) by any marks of geneysl, ap vre t to7 , me a paint to stoma upon, said Awn. I will raise the world.—Let it be says Th e & tr ier, that Mr. O'CoNtizt.t. the revival of the penal code against , and that he •peaks the sentiments Catholic Body in Ireland, and it follows that s eparation from England is their grand which the Catholic claitus and all minor are absorhed !! ( e derday a Court of D►rectora was held at the 'House. when the tollowin4 extra ships. for the ensuing season. were thus timed, A Neettiamplon—for Docilely and Ben. _ _44 loth of December, sud sail *ma Graces. efilmsoary. spurt, Me William Pulteory, Derayims, and e Maros sad Drool, to ha afloat ohs oath ofJ a. sail from Gravest ad the 14111 of February. tam ; Voios, Gaillard ; and nearest—su W efluat Much, and sad fruan Gravesend ths gth of April. tatation of the ship Warren Hosting.; Ix from St. Helena *ad Beagel, to BoNgol .4 ordered & i t the Ott of Marti, sell to Craeesena the 9401 .4 there JO days, sod be iu the DOW AS the 29th of Isekelsta Eiat-Indistnan arrived at Wm 1, OM of May. after a passing, of four id four days from Boglaud. Roving a hoard which had beau dl of the %Pal terer, ilse was ()bilged to put into the Cape ,opt 50 order to land and refresh them. :all re-embrrked iv good health, and had tooge to Bombay. A fine 74-gun ship. te ak wood, nod called the Minden. sae to uehrd oo tRe 4th of to se. at Sanitary. y.sotiful In'hatisan -ass budding far Cap- IDSEY, princt;ral owner himself. to be taken Curs pally. /6.44 nerd Staniar/I arrived on Timm. l(Joss nosh, from the Baltic. They wiled :Gra' Belt on the gla ult. with a ..ciarejt sal; panted tiottenburgh en the 29th. de • there were upwards of WO mill)* oa d, waiting for a fair wiusl. The had prevailed - au 11113C11. A paned she Belt for the Baltic Once the letter from Dominica, of the 14th August, . ma y to kern that the remains of the pliant Ragout •!. oho thotinguialred thestuolvra no- PREVOST, in 1805, and since at bury no less thau front five to nine They hare been a mere skeleton for years. ..orcester Militia has meowed frees Fare. Porchester Castle. VednesaLly ;he Northumberland Regitnaat is marched into Colchester Barracks. Too:lday, at ten o'clock. a Meeting was held, at isles Loudon 'nivel) i of the pnuctpal Merchants nadir; to Martinique sad Geodaloupe. to take law shotler.tioo the best mesas of selling their pro- Almt twenty Gentlemen were present, rooted into a resolution to prevent 111 Petition B Hod of Trade. to permit sugars front the above aimed to be imported for hose cou ncil. )(Ile DVXDAS has been confined &Ping tile da%s, at his reeislroce at Cheloes Hits- MI: a bad cold. Colonel Togliatti. his Sr has attended hint Own , to trastsset the of Commander in Chief. Sir I)avtis has missed attending a day at his Office since (aisitou 'meting hPen presented to the High 'the county of Kent, oith • esumbrr of Aare% for the purpose of calling a letting of the Ihshabitinst., to considr, 4 .1 to the Howe of Commons on the bulject litforrn in l'arlimnent—to cotupliance thrre the Sheriff has :tplioinicd the same to lie hol- Monday the 4L.1 titans', at the Market 'tistose. .rare fleet p..wied YarittOuth oil Thursday from Wm, bound for the River. , sod that JOSEPH fIONAPA RTR. plittiug 1111 security of Madrid, is guise to Saragossa , letter from a Captain of a transport to his Loudon, who hive shiers vessel* in the inform them diet, as a antasave of pre , the trtisports had been ordered round to :o Bay, take on hoard the British troops, Illeir re-elobtrhatum bernme capttlient. boat* of Its Majesty's chip Sarpeiroo, under merli n:l o r b ru t,. p ow et.5..:V1,010 the 71h lull. a vessel a ales the hattrrics of Dree, Mgr *%II sluxeetird in eaptuting her, after an rt,iataner of ahem en boor, during vehicle etvemv kept up a heavy drieharge of arid : musketry. Although several 'Mot pasted the bmts rod hull of the vessel, fortuutately Goa was hart. letter from Lisbon, brought by a passenger ita Varlborough packet, after otatmic the retreat of 1116 /ArMy. ire.,tisitter Ihno:—' 6 "lht /foul:01141 .It,e inert airier-1 a fee days ago with tome c ompirottlfll. Her dsst‘liattaill WY POI known, , ittetsed to he for Madeira or Terceira. The is British ligate sailed at the same time, 'an board Dos JutY Sys SIMIAN CAMIDIASO. ;Fouot, At ati. [DA the suryr• On. and I'LL Mt- I the artist. Rep ort says the •WU bound fur England." • a matter of much and solid satisfaction to 141 " that the SICULETAWY at N sit United in his department • apccilic Port of tote to the coti,ideration and care of the re --taig service. Some circumstances which lately il l,!ored at Courts-NlArtial, in the neighbourhood metropolis, wherein it was proved that re- Were dermideil of their bounty, have uct:*- thin Tv:obit:on ; unit se ■ anticil:ate that Itt . mrhrantage wiil result, not mrtelv In the Ilklrralual, hut to the service at large: by thus long this spi r it of mem' unit avar i ci ous •t i tgc.inii ▪ ze Z k ratint that h as en !wog prevailed anionic that ▪ "r Rico, who tom the recruiting service ni,o systrtn of to-11-npilletlre, to the injury • the nntilte, and in the ilistreas and harm ut the Inst at 11, iendleas recruit. at sena Pao of S 0 h av e been a seutiu sod unaccoi f. debate , reefsoy hies) by ar fit, tion.....Give fee a poi %MAI, s od I will it rate d, lays The ( ' ekes for the retie ,C hob Catholics, and of th e Catholic Both e • veal separation I C a bject, in which the esonderatious are at ere• r Yesterday a Cour is East India .House. is hi kes up for the err !It vit. • OW% &Wor d I 4 . ei gesa hod d dl atildiaarlan - GIOD 4 Mete Sit Otio.lat Swim hind 0111 s on, sod wit from Gr ; Unto*, sole Much, and s, l'Sede,tinatiou ol h:g altered from Sr. • i h t eet, is. ordered To rant the ptt r, a oath., 114 dale du di The Wieehelsea E ;-' ; bet an the 26th ol vi wsothr and four r t Nana on hoar) wh ▪ Memo freer, she rrl of Good Hope in o They remelt re-em a Lae pritage to I Pas bilitt of teak wood. ba launched on tii f,,!, where a heintiful L „ LIIISLY. prior up by the Cowpan: Tile Vaskeerti en ""' day at Yarw wth. we from the Great Bel' :rt. of Idd tad; passel al what time there io Wingoe Sound, or . southerly winds h ▪ • 4 - 03Vay had pas,ed • nth of Augo:t. By s letter frow nd we ate wry in tear ifhh Regime al du Sir Omens I rill liestsloupe, bury as eery week. They a tile Ilea three years . Toe Worcester &tato Porchrster T l On Wedue.4l:.y • . if Virtu marched ▪ • Ttianday, 41 ten rth Loudon T. bail; to Martians abotleratiow the b dal*. About rive rho mitered into ign to the B 'lnd of Ti low islands above mow autritticn. i Sr Dim Dna 'at the t,4 fro data, in th Oil, with a bad c e the notary, has wen oft bibives of Comm% mused Cu tea las , • appointment. .ch iht A Regoi.,it , ou it Lid et Swift* of the cow rat wipettahle aiscat, Met! Counts Meeting e letttwn to the Il f et els Reform in I'. the • yak, tlw Sheriff I rest Iso Monday tl to ro- the A large fleet pat edttc, bound y et It is caul that I dealufsi security Ind it A letter from oct.s soon, to Loudon lc Tilos inform tl s ruittan, the tittis to tad knolt..to Bay. to taanhl their rwrn tiet Ti:e boats of If Rita Pa three' inii of I. stall cot3 tio I.ll,ll.lncek"i a vessel smidsti cct ' or :: n t e l t r•rke kr, au,(l,einiin.:ietk !Watt through the la,iats to t, " a 48 0 was he due K . A letter from opo p : r t h with w e l o h :e w :e7 . inigat toe we hit sn i . pn T e i d ri to lila het teriiii4 British l e d to i b on board I ourouaa A. greL ° s a i l t h e e ; ,we • En g i, o4: l tn ' e ' taractc It c it a =ever th his co , , army ea lark he orga (lotted io I ease e h r es4 i me 10 the ui t lig service nth hi , 'PP hired at .„ imea at o f Ole set:: Co . u' 'I I , foss. 1. " lil t' were t ft, that 6 :° t ed this regu I r, th ladivittu:lai n :i 444 ash tt:c d erititt t , e „ t tl ' z tment that 'i ; ler.:t rank of Hann, wl the Pnhlw, a Orr al d fl iegda - •4 • CION' e . .7 4 1 'lt e""' c 1-24 ra N .. PRINCESS AMELIA. Every possible precaution is taken at Windsor to jtreveut the Princess AMELIA being disturbed by noise, in her long•protracted and distressiog illness. St. Albitn's, where she is confined, is covered very thickly with straw, to prevent, if possible, say noise or disturbance fiont the motion of carriages ; none are allowed in the street but those belonging to the KING and QUEEN, nor are any persous on loot permitted to puss, except upon business : to prevent which, a purty of soldiers are stationed at each end oldie street. The WISES visits her Royal Highness every day about twelve o'clock, and repeats her vi sits two or three times a riay. The luso, after partaking of Ins early dinner soon slier owe o'clock. goes in his carnage to visit her: it is in ge. tient übout three o'clock. Ou Wednesday Hs M 4.llifTY experienced a very distressing circumstance :—Ou his entering the house he met a Clergyman. and His Maattorr knew the object of his visit must have beets to ad minister the Sacrament to tier Royal Highness, whirls sfietted His MAJesTY so much (white Con • verging with Clergyman) that lie could scarcely proceed into the house. We understated use Doc tors had agreed that morning. that they did not think her Royal Highness would survive twenty }bur hours; mid hart given permission for her to eut and drink whatever she fancied : her Royal Highness expressed a wish to have some porter, and she accordingly had a glass of bottled porter, which appeared to refresh her very much, atol she had a gentle sleep afterwards. The flattering hope of her biting better has, we understand, been occa sioned by the appl:cs• inn nt some sp rung poultices to he r feet. from appeared to experience co.isiterahle relief.—. All her Royal Brothers and Sisters frequently visit her. Th e accounts of yesterday state. that her Royal Highness had upwards of three hours sleep on Thursday night, and had a very control:6l,k night. and yesterday she was considered tit the .ante stare as on Thursday. is the .ve iiiii gof the: day, Sir Fitawris Mutates mid D.. Hassaoss were call. s e i s it. her Royal Hirsbuesi., and held a consult... the with Sir HISN Olt Hat.rosto, and Doctor. Pmts. stud DUMMILS; iha r-sidt tit which did soot transpire. .COVENT-C.IRDSN THEATER. corms Opera of tlle English Fleet ins hist sight performed. Mr. lactismuses .oval powers were mooted with great effect io the character al Captain illosinster—.the beautiful duet, "All's well," Ina admirably sun by him and Mr. Bot.tawv, who personated Viikatim. The pathetic little air, " Young Haw, was as brave a youth." was executed b4the lattat Gentleman with great espresaiou.— Mr. Sitsso, as Maiamam. was as excellent p... trait of die druukeu Tar. He cracked his rough jests with that genuine humour which never fails to mite the risibility of an audience. His song. " British sails* hare a knack," was very much applasided.—Mies. Dicicu ma was au readiest Koteoruso : her lively oaths and chortling sing. itig rendered the character highly- entertaining. The pleasing duet, a nes le BM!" executed by her and Mr. Baxt.siiv, woo received with marked approbation. Toe Ballet Pantomime of Oscar and Mislaista followed. Mr. RISEIM's Overture, with & velum. on the tulip tad pipes by Messrs. Tee- Lot awl °Tonkel/A., vr is highly applauded. the scenery is very lictutifill. and the dresser rich sad appropriate. The several glees and choruses were extremely well executed. Master OurtiousArr in troduced a beautiful Scotch ballad, a O Mnry whirls lie sting with exquisite delicacy.—Mr.. cu Ur is a very graceful and intere.ung Alawina. She was powerfuly supported by 80-1.9011 A, 1.9011A, pin. Mtl FAILIitY, who gave every eti;:ct to the chartists's of the rival chieftains, (hear sad Corral. the house was crowded at second price. Yesterday morning. Ht• Msraertr, their Roy% Ilighliss. , es the Dukes of Yuen. KIST, CUlißra- LAND. and (*.OXBRIDGE, with the Prihersises Mi t:lA.l'A and Surma, rode in Windsor (;ielit Perk till half post tot lye. The Royal Party was seiamt pained hy Lord W4I.sING HAM, Lady EtAr, Yount ' 31 u ristr.e, t;eiterals vSNE and I'm soy, sad Colonels TAYLOR and Mutat/we. The Prime .1W ALas has been confined fur the.e few dela paw, in his apartments at the New Lodge, vitt, • rlight outwit of the g out. The Martinis said Merehiourfool Atancoen or. rivsJ on Thursday at Vs:cooed CaSTI.IIII[4I6II . I house in St. holies *square. The Noble Marquis has not yet suited himself with a town residence. Lady lisarocola entertained a select party last eveniug at her house in Grusvenur.squarr. The Duclie , s of Sr. Lady PCIITII, kr. were piesent. Mr. Warms, junior, has prevailed no Mrs. JOODOM to Ist l retnit two nights at the Lichfield Theatre, on her return to London; to gratify the Ladiis and zi of Staffordshire, who were not apprited Milt the fgr.t coolie Actress in the wo►ld was I,wefor ming in their neighbourhood. Mr. JOHNSTON" concludes his eng lenient at the Beth and Bristol Theatres this night. Ile per forms the parts of 0' AVerty. w Fosse anti Trite; and Looney Mae Mb/ter, in the Farce of The Review; with a varirty of Plinuties. A facetious Country 'Squire, who thotzht his two sons consumed too nine% tiase in Amstar/ sad shooting, very sarcastically styled them Amoral and Ramrod ! LILDWIV.I 'IOW—The performance or 13r. Gill- DON. in 1114 match of 4 miles an hour for J days. and which has sive', rise to touch spcculstion amongst pedestritos, finished on Thursday eve 111 l on Maidstilieall thicket. where nature simstumied the pedestrian to renews. with • frun.e mut.h debi litated. and snit legs a. big as thighs. lie had ea ly miles to L o in 10 hours when be gate in, Lot lie had startei: frnm Fifield the seine ail, which is 52 miler. Mr. GISIONS WOO in a bad way yesterday morning. SPORT/NT rATTELLIGENUE EXIRA. ST WFORD RACES. TUESDAY, CT. 9. The Cola Cop, Tina.: I.i. with O . :tir IA OsGod's Sir ft Brooke's Podium Mr D)ott's Lichfild. Mr. er)re's Grimaldi _ 10 4 on Vict , mri:o. A Purse of Sixty Pounds. !gr. Brown's r. c by George 31m I,ockley's Jettuy lisng the tVearers Mr. Carters h c. by Lignutsi Vita.. r. Tircklcr's b. to. by 1k 11............ ...••••• 3 3 Mr. Smith's Callow Cocking 4 6 to a o w e t o I uo Irony BMW the Weavers. le time second beat a moat iiiitilodeose ernes was made by the rider ofJenay Bair; un time George colt, by which the rider of the bate, was ueomly thrown, :wad CUM is • kugth last. The circumstance w as warrulv voted to the Stewards by Lords Brittimuck and Teihot, %ail the beat wee given to the George cult. • web?: voitY. The 3.yr told S!.tkes, value 1501‘. Mr. Aslley's Lire Mr. Terreit's b. f. 1.111116 Maria Mr, Worsen's b. e. Cbssalry Mr. kicelisses b. cby Efebineltrougly ... 4 - . lave ibe f;vuori-te. The Teumaary Stakes, sp each, (eight Sukaeri►en) with " '" %Loa added Mr. Nicholls cb. R. by Clic ihtre Cheese-- g I Mr. Wiggor's b u m by Term glee Mr. Viiiightim's br. m. by Telescope 3 4 bd - • Tclescope. fi to t on . That beat well contested, and won by half a lengtb.—The close of the second beat presented a must melancholy seems: —Mr. Wmgins's M. when within cm yards of the chair, sad to length. Mat, wee üba•reed to stumble, bat reached the betting chair, sad then fell with her rider. Al the sew ia slant and distance, Mr. Vaughtou's m. row imainet a hone_ mad on the cearse, and fell with viiiimice, leaving ber elder fur dead (since recovered). The amilision was extreme.— Neither heingiag iu their weights, the race wra given to Mr. Nicholls' gelding. SLOTL4ND. ABERDEEN. OCT. 6. Wednesday last the October Meettii„o com menced, s hieh was very respectably ittendol, al though not so numerously as on former 0rca.,91,5. There hive been bulls and ordinaries at Clcugli's and Smith's hotels, alternately. Yesterday, a meth was run between Mr. Drum mond's bey mire, n.sl Mr. Dulltie's horse Coranao, w:ti-h was well contested. and woo by the latter, owing to the former hotting from the course when leadiag within a-short distance of the sinning post. There were also Noe hack rac, , s, which afforded tolerable sport. Among the towsproy present, we observed the followitir , distinguished families and personages : The taut of Morton, Laid Liodny, Lord lnoerary • Sir Robert Dorsett of Leys, and Miss Dorsett; Sir W illiam Fo. la. sf Crsigirrar, sad WWII. Fur . ..or; rikeur, of Skews Majur-Geoevst Burnett, Provost Nadirs, hones Ferguson, ray. '.l P • Jams hertodisr, Esq. M. P. Mrs. Garden, Tromp ; Mr. Gordon, Hatibe.i.l; cnionel as met Miss Anne adbiwisa ; Misses Hsi, Lizitbsliall; and 1t0.,. Coliruel DAIL SHOCKING CASE. A man and his wife, residing in Little Russell cond. Covent-genies, have for some time past lived extremely unhappy together, and on Thurs.. day se'unight had a violeut quarrel. The husbaad left his home, and sent a broker to take the rural ture. This much earegerlikre wife, who destroyed several of the articles to peeves' their bring sold. The broker, however, took the priacipal part of the goods away. The hatband did not return home or send his wife airy money, who had an intuit fourteen months old to support. She iu esiamptaice obtained a warrant ugaiost him at the Piddle Office, Dessistreet ; hot before he • was apt orehended, the poor wow& yesterAay, about our o'clock. is a tit of despair, went i n to Hyde Park. tied bar Wiwi in her apron, and jam* tutu the Stepestaias Rims. A hansom tleatletaan paining at** tune cured Assistance and got her out. She being in, the wa ter but a shirt time, ens woo brought to, and the little nommen' nut little injured. It was some time before she ...mid tell who she was, or the cast-e of her miannittin4 the rash act; but she at length detailed the etrt•umnances, and the Gentlemen proeured • hackney coach and conveyed her and the child home. and engaged With Mr. Jones, an apothecary in Iltns4ell.street, Covent-garden, to pay hens for has attemhuwe on her. The State Lottery will begin and fiuibh Drawing on Friday uext. We understand it is in contemplation among se veral u t \l)1,1: ry Ofikers in Canterbury, to forin compit:iy of vitriol- therpians, in older to relieve the tedium of tile ensuing winter evenings: and it is intended tl, t, he performances shall take place at tii public rh. RUC, in the event of the appointed age r being ab:e to come to terms with the pen. prieior. As an instance of the singular warmth and mi:d nets of the season, there is now in the orchard of Clouilen Bank. Ditmfnea-shire. a pear-tree in fell bforsoas. and mew fruit as perfectly as iu the month of May ! Oa Tuesday the 14 t ult. a large party from • Woikingten H ill ass, in'Jled, with many of the ladies and gen.kinen or the town, to witness the sbipiticit of the first waggon of coals from the Church Pit which was rit since the rise of the mew *issuing. The success which is lilt, ly to at. , tend ibis great and expensive undertaking, in which Mr. CuawEs hat been eugAged fur some years, gives universal satisfiction, and will he a great source of benefit to all the neighbourhood. Mr. Bicetwas.r.. the Solicitor to the Admiralty, has had a black servant. to all appearance a male, of a very stout and athletic form, living with him between 12 and 13 years, who died on Thursday morning; when, to the astonishment of the family, the b..irly was fi:und to be that of a female A melancholy event occurred at Levies ea Twee. day even.ng last, to a man whose florae was flows*. belonging to the 37111 Regiment, qwertered in the barracks at that place, who imprudently went to ewe turniiri in nit adjoining field ; when rouse per son, at pr. tent unknown. discharged a gun !nailed with large sing. at hint. many of which passed through hni kidneys and liver. The poor fellow, who win , • volunteer from the Northampton Militia, lingered ur.ttl neat day, whoa he 'spired in the greatest misery. An Inquest has hems held oit i bAy. rrn set &SCALE 0 - 1 t MAMA erteet-oui OCT. It. In ennyeritiertire of infonaut ..,.y..) ;4 bePro t*Hrit 1 b y t me, , 'ol. ley, 4.141Ccit,.. 1 4)•0nr•i, effideW orilaren, w Ails Office , . :hey, oo TosiralAy even. , tog, ppr..l-ended 111. Ilroults, a respect:J:ls .t$ its , ., youth, 6repisen Cooper, hi- folvernaass ony l %/f'seiA l . 4. liroadnent, a I ckilluib, who livt a in 10. - roa-str. et in the Borough, on napkin', ot• if sir t. concerned VI maklng the key;g, by snetns Ii Rultert Ronerts of es. ape (rent C;44. 11.,th-Fields Priam. Thep 'ire 'ISO* !bought • -fore (3. Htces, E.g. at a kr.- two, 0., Thoraday eve-sung, and underwent a long priv ite eissuina!iuns of which the follbwing are t b p 3, , re Brooks stated, that preying* , to Itoberil's eocape taking plan, a person to whom he way a stranger mine to hum, and said he waived to have two keys •umach, Inionedi,tetr, the one a padlock key, the other a door key ; that he had been recontnieuried to h•nt . . (Brooks', by a respectable irounionger in the Bo rough, and must have them that night, as he wits going out of town to Clielteoliam early or. the fol lowing mormog, and must take them with him he war to make the door key from 30 itootesturitt taken Oil soap, which the perion produced, aihl the padlock key from a padlock, which he 'also lett with bun. Brooks undertook to make them by the time they were wa,.teci, In.s the atiang,r oesit away. Brooks went to ...mere. ironmongers in the. Bouritgli to endeavour to get a rough key, hut could not proeure one, es the dimenaid.oi of that winder, were not of the usual description ; thir bit was not !rime, but there was an unusual length between the bit and the bow, not less than eight or uine niches he at last went to Mr. Broadbent. out directed him to make a key from theimpresztuo. Broadbent made the key, and delivered it to him thee eveniug. Brooks afterwards delivered the keys, padloc lts and impres.lion to the venom who ratted for them, sod received twelve shit:lugs for making them. Broadbent's statement corroborthed that of Brooks, so far as related to Brooks corning and ordering him to make the key. Brooks appeared very anxious to have it dune in time, and cmtinued at a puhlic-house in the neighbourhood whilst it was making: he told Broadbent he should have whatever he wanted to drink whilst he was at work, but the key most be done in time, es it was . ginug 150 miles into the country. At first Bre. &rent was sot willing to make the key, he thought i• !colt eel like a prison-key, and went to croon& souse friends before he made it : they advised lion, as it was a usual thing to make keys from a seem ill pre.rion, to make it; he did se aciardingl), and finished it by the hour mentioned by Brooks, who paid him Si.h for doing it. Stephen Cooper, foreman to Brooks, made the padlnek key by his master's orders. Brooks, when first examined, said he did Hot Imo* the person who gave him the order ; but on being . prossed afterwards, he said he belariedii was William Fogard, the person now in cii.tedy. The prisoners manila for further examiestios tore dap, . 1 • st•estori-Hovst, 42, / Fbgard, who was apprehended on a diqge of having been connected with Ruben ft4irts 'to es regal of his illicit tran.actionr, this dsy onsfeNhipt a longprieateezaosination before the Loa* Se TOIL Nour of the particulars transpired. Two persons were brought up, charged, we, on rierstead, with having forged • Custom-Vole re ceipts. Their examination was alsoaleo intended to be private. 4 i On Saturday theigth ult. the Korth Devon regi ment of Yeomanry Cavalry Completed their 7 days' permanent duty, at the head-quarters, Torrington : and it is with nu leas satisfaction than truth. we say that. it terminated with a rliy of the most correct exercise. and received the approbation of .; man t is. our and respectable aftemlalage of spectator.. cold and elegant collati,m was provided hi a marquee on the ground, consisting of every delicacy of the season, and a great variety of fruit, &c. During the partaking of which. thsband of the Torridge regiment of Local Militia played a number of prupriste tunes ; and the whole concluded with • dance upon the ground. Major lIRDI.SY, of the Northumberland R. ment of Militia, on chum a General Court "tint was held a few days ago at Norman-crests IS it r .slts. on charges preferred against him by ..iei.t..Cnieuel COULSON, belonging to the said regiment of M%. litis, has been sentenced be the l7ottrt to ..e di,. mined that service; which sentence Hi. M has been pleased to approve and confirm. On gaturday last was rung on the new 15.,11. g Darlaston. a complete peal of 5,040 wattles... 4 plea, with 192 bot.s and 4s s;ngl, , s, which was corg" - pitted in 3 hours and 5 minute., by theaCtAlnetrill youths of Birmingham, vii.—Renjatiiiii Bit lip treble—Daniel Vey Newman 3—Th,r4 Hall 4—Wm. Rennet t s—Benjamin Pngh 6.--Thos man Stubbs 7—Thoinas Dipple, tmlnr. The peal composed and called by Renj vain Pugh. At the General Quarter Sessions ..f Yoe Peace for the County of Devon. held last week at the Ca-the of Enter, Afary Fleshonws, of Turnchnpel. in the parish of Plymouth-Dock, in the county ot D 'von, was tried for having cruelly beaten her in eli;ld of four years old. She was found guilty, and see. tenced to three months imprisousent.—Tio touch praise cannot be given to the humane parialtinitets of Plytnoutls.Dock, for their very great readiness in prosecuting the woman ; end it is looped that bee sentence and disgrace will operates' an awful warite ing to all parents, and convince them that they are not to inflict too severe chastisements mica their children, without being answerable to the law. Au alarming fire, and truly destructive a na consequences, broke out on Wednesday night, at the house of the Rev. BARTHOLOMEW Ovum at Frimpton. about seven miles from Dorchester, which was occasioned by the negligence of • ser vent in setting fire to the &arrive-mons during the absence of Mr. and M-s. Guava. .ho were on • visit snout a mile dist a nt from the- c .1. tage, and which was reduced to a heap ..f ruld,als before they reached it, and r nt a particle of tutu ture was saved, the hose being chiefly of emal . work. A son of Mr. GEWPIt loot his life in the flames, and a maid.rim rant was so shockingly butts% In searching after the child, that she is not expect. ed to survive.