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4 c h i _ cork: Th e Trag , S a tord.l r 1,1 O'e it of • o :tri% crol 01•• 0 .1 t " t one.• f I »T h eo Oa S ' ." . VI. :1111. COPe Cti • MR. ( 311. 1110 . 1: It. nn f :19floritl 1:1 •a.l, 10. 71S• 41 • In I I ,11.”: au ts 2110111,- • with 1. 1.1311 tel VewrA • Yalta e.. ,enta. a • otnaw a fury, •• noon pi r COT. Cll. ; We. I. The D • gint4 .t le•llenl did W. The Pd s attack 'slag, an Toe C o •• 'mesh& t • IP it Iti Jtio , s • The 1.,t, tarn h up, a it Seth p , Lugs Luton. r,Jll terrotti *Mat, • MIRO Itenei pr mu. t. Guru, sppe visor, a tea! ai• I, n G-. per ted pro, and ati IA Nn TA! A *el rout •,, g • d t '1 , 4 di WI %IA C bse 1111 4 Ito, tf 'ems 411. NI, f It ;it t :.11. a, ; A rt. .•,, ,11.:11 ~! 421 t '••• • II I. /WI% 111 Le . • , 114,• to /II 111. ,•Q • MC. ( ism. r: v 11/111..; 1 rut. 11, ye , of :Le , Y . • ; arr Lah ,• 1., • V . , •••••.„. 'lO 7 4,4 ~al.• "4 , b.,. I .4 „,„; r , 111. N ., i t I 1.4 1 t • .7 1 • .1. aste r- EAT-GARDEN TIOATRE, l eily of King Lear was performed iti;ht to a very- 6riiliyul cud crawfird Mr. Ktlisi.a, ,Who appear-d infl.ience of indisposition. played the . dr with his usual judginent.—llirs. made hor tir.t appearance on the re. se Cordeliu, the amiable daughter of !•• 411.1 io lhalipy monarch. The lady's 1, her actual rosy. her voice clear and nn I she appears not to be a novice in nr the stiv_te. In the sth Act. when, r rived fortithe. she said-- there ar:. gods, and virt“e is their care," -v slid received con.idera ........Mr. C. KtIMBLit newer appeared to iii in Edgar. 'fhe other parts hly. G Pli?O'1"S GrcA.l) BALL. roar gave ti grand Bull anti Slippers .IPA. Pegwell Cottage. 'mar Komi ,j,loy everting. A I.rge• t.•mporury a,. erected es:i the lawn behind the .inch the votaries of the chime had Ne at' Ole Bind of the 18. h Regiment of Piker+ of which . formed part of the 'far itreparalious were on a s plendid 'talons very sitstotstotia. including ii.itors at Ft itriagete, ,„1 B ovi.tiirs. The supper. which was .tit• st reed. displayed all the deliewies of ;,td the claimant . did not ',partite Gun% ho:Ir S thy oti.tr ttttt g. I•\' m or t ally:, Ilr • MAA &Try, the Dukes of t..,lCAttahtout. l'.l4,•ew4es AUGUSTA Wad wifision.v.l by Liely ELT and Miss •tray, li•neral FITZIGT and Major ~,t t•• St. George's Chapel, and heard II „cychc4 by the. We. Mr. Duane. from %. 12, rud afterwards returned to Cie DA« of Yowl anti CANSIUDGIC went to 1.(04e, to poit Princess AIItLIA. who, to •ev, remains its the same bad state as ~,, Sitsislny. 'rivet ut Wat.ss was in far recovered from k of the R ote, oie Saturday. sta to take an rid 'wit the Prince* AMILIA. Comte, of Hasaintrrok did not leave k 11 , 01 i AI Or expected. hoping to take a &le inrsonit to Ireland of the Princes ; she, however, set ()Iron Siturthy worn u;'-pet wren o'clock, froth her house iu 3emairanied by her daughters. ,te isoprudelit behaviaut of an American los 1...n1y on board Ins ship. is the more as he sae at ponied by his Plentor ! promises great iituw , :al _treats this season. trniennces Mad:line CATA La I srnd NI for all the I;erforruances ; and Mr. 'Lot h. Gist, and BARTLLMAN. for part. Mr. r, several ?thee vocal and instrumen'e inn., are likewise exclusively einteged by t, for his Concerts at the Upper Roomy.— , Gt.Layselteasavelat the Loser insane lunch novelty, viz. Signor TRA -I,llr. r. Ler. Mr. LACY. Mr. r, Master FITZPATIUCIL. Messrs. G. and F. grams from Mutat . ' *cermet of the inv.to;on 1 %, t. 141 hat troop.. went deeply o ver in a hat retaruvd with great celerity is a dead ACC the Doke of Naarout on Fritl.y in i. (the Somers Mitt), at Gan altenvar.l6 di i. 4 with Geo. SLTHIIII : ILLAI/D wa4 otir of the cogip,tioy. Alit -nem Cwver admit, he_ kept• a tight old Bucks's tu b brILIg greatly afraid of miner given by the Captains of the Navy 'tooth, on A. y. WWI MA given to Sir (IM bit to the Spantith Commodore, SIG itt. GA%Tfllt, it wfveh Lord Spercka, 01.14 %D. it viral Sit ROGER CERTI4, Mr. , Sertetitty tr. thr Admiralty), Alr. G* ET' Captain lii.atico of tne .4/ge -Ist two ether 6 :pettish Otrizect. were 1 1 '1'1" :Ist% to the 1.4111 e of the Captain of the , sia. mifetutitte‘A to :UM POPvj.r na Toy,go 1:v Hug{ Old : thus our n 4 (Cou•s.u) ea• carrying of thr •C:. %monies' w.. t atteui,stitig the Ilspe Mini .o ".! of eniplo)itig two 10 .atc.6 Int.l NELSON', lonotar . ot. %q.t. *ugge..tri by the r.bgloos rites ur aucient •here the i.ertwl virgins *ere ellii. 11 1" 1 t o he tatted tire in toe trawle—attil Is *ell , flu) keep Aire the s‘cre-d lire whiels bun* bre..-t of that N evnl Herth C .I.lPt.k. the Ph.liclelphis Min nurr, 0411 Captnn of u trader; but h- sleet, hernre l Mr rich a erase/ a. thr /Inediria's Tam litdy skipped ort Isom Livrrproirl. Ras bull, at Margate, nn Monday 'mt. ui-e s i with the following assemblage of A faiihiur,:— 1 Dr c:istrivs, t.a.l Barryssore, Sir L.de Mo w ,. Huw . ‘l, , r Wrotteslev, Miss E1u 1... and Mos Curia-tun, Sir Job.. aid Lady Fagg, ' 1 Miss Brost, Sir JkAin Palmer, lion. Mr. sad Mrs. •" 1 . 11 ...Casonli.M, Lord Nevr.rk, (erseral sad Mn. Mr. . 0 4 sans w rig ar, Mr and )Ira. Wi!irok, i " Min Leigh, Hoe. Dailey Macdonald, Mr. ,%taybuis.l, Mr Falsetrald, Mr Mich, qrs .11•11 S Nlias Iflristoa), M4ll lirisios, Mrs Ilu,uaw , iir ruJ lls.llolland, MISS J. SIM" • Muss Aueleys, Mr llarrisos, MI'S. Mrs Mark, Mr. sad Moe Drina. Colonel, and Mn. listtras, Mrs. Wesge, Mr. Simplon, `,. Mr. col Mrs Forster. Mr. Mrs. said Mad Pone, Hanes, Mr. sad Mrs. &Woo. MraCrorls, • rvo llr. A . Mures, Sir. Durrii; %Ir. E. Wright. ‘ Vl ' l "";bbY. Espouse lis,onedy, Copt .is Moolalsais A' , , doss, Mr. sad Mrs. Critchtut, Mrs. sad Miss soppor era of the Walchtiren Expedition kqo Aedgii King Ni SAVO lIWOOTI I On 5,01 Y uenri:iiil etl;ievenselit[m,' , kr 1,1,./ r:►scu. he mut, lusted 10 brk " •lhrior Mr Longo, iiitregli MESS OFFICE►, ONE O'CLOCK, Mosiday Morning. BATTLE V% PORTUGAL. The following it • Copy of the Bulletin seLt to the LORD &Ivrea:— Doarsim-sisal, Ott. Is, Iwo. have - the hononr to acquaint your Lordship, that Captain Burgh, Aid.de-camp to Lord Wel linglou, arrived at Iny office this e►eoing, with the intelligence of the French army, under Marshal Mown's, having crossed the Caisson the 25th ult. in the neighbourhood of San Cssmbsdos. The ad . enticed guard of the British army retired in conse quence to the position fixed upon on the top of the Sierra de Bonucis, where the elude of the Bri. tish army was these tweed. The enemy we►e oc copied during the 26th in collecting the *hole of their army, and at six o'clock in the morning of the 27th made two desperate attacks on the posi tion of the Allied Army, one on the right, the other ou the left on se highest Poiut of the Sierra de Be rice : the attack upoi the right was made by the two Melanins of the 21 corps of the French army on that part of the Stemma ccenpitd by the 341 di vision of i.iftintry ; one divisidu of French infantry arrived at the lop of the rider, when it was made in amts.* gallant manner by three regiments, two of Itri:i-h, and one of Portuguese; rhictl drove the ' enemy's dtvisson from the advantageuns positiou they had obtaiued ; the other division of the 2d corpsuf tne enemy attacked fearlessly on the right; but this division was also repulsed, before it reached the top of the ridge by a Brinell regiment, mid a Inigade of Portuguese infantry. On the left the ersenty attacked, with three di. visions of iutotort of the bull Corps, that part of the Sierra, occupied by the light ditision of British infantry, and by a brigade of Portuguize infantry. Gee division of infantry rusty node any progress to wards the top of the hill, and they were immediate ly t harged with the bay ourt. and driven down with great loss. The 10-s sustained by the enemy in his attack s.f the twenty-seventh has been enormous, The General of Dir.bion Merle, and General Mer est', Orr stated to here been wounded, and Central Simon was tuken prisoner by the Sid regiment, with 3 ouloork, 33 (Ayers, and 230 men. The eueicy left :loon killed upon the field of battle, mid the prisossers mod descriers represent the loss M wounded as immense. The enemy slid not after• wards 7 renew the attack, but moved a large boll"' of infantry and cavalry from the kit of his centres to the rear, ou the road which leads from over the monntains towards Oporto. Lord Wellington hat log reason to believe that the twenty weald en , ctravotir to turn the Sauk* of the combined had directed Colonel Trent with hir militia to march Srrtleo, but he war unfortunately, seat round to Oporto by the General commandiug in the North; and vomit Isstatsdsog the effoits he trade to anise i 'time, Ise did nut reach hardy°. till the Nish at night, after the enemy were in possession of the ground. A. it a aa probable that in the course of the sight of the 2814 the enemy would throw his whole army upon that road, Lord Wellington was so, &wed to withdraw from the Sierra, sad the whole army, with the exception of the advanced guards, was on the kit of the Mondego. Lord Wellinvou speaks in the highest terms of the conduct of every part of the army. and rays, the Portuguese troops are worthy of contending so the same ranks with •British troops in th . e cause which they afford the best hopes of saving. The loss of the British amounts to 1 Majors I Captain. 2 Lieutenants, 1 Eoeigo, end 97 r.solc and the killed, 3 Li , isrenaut-Colinitli. 5 Majors, Jo. Captains. anal 433 wounded. The loss of the Purteguese is 4 C'att.'ns, 2 Lieutenant., I s u b a lt er ns, and st rank and tiie killed ; 5 Captains, 18 Subalterns, ■ud 372 wounsled. I. see the honour to be, itc. LtirserooL. To the 11;Iii Hon. the Lord Mayor• BRITISH KILLED AND WOUNDED. OT VIZ NILLFD ♦xD WOCIIIIND it TIM _ .... ZATTLC or rim Errs or worsussam. • - Kit ten--tsth Foot, to Battalion, Major Smith, Capt. • Crysh in, Lieut. thistles% rah 0, k.sis4n Ulll3stert. bith L,iiu, it Baugh... Liertensut H. Johnson. 11 . 41 C 413 —5 - 2 d loot, Barclay, slightly. 7nlll Ditto, I...eut..Culourl C. tooplielloktto. . 434 Dian, Cars* Lord Fitzroy Sumeiset, ditto. Ist Foul Guards, Copt. Malan' of Tweeds* ditto. • Ist Bfittelassa, rapt G. Preston, ditto Fout, Ist battslarni, Lieutenant Mart, ditto lith Ditto, Lieut. Lin.'eay, seirtrely. Oath Ditto, id Battalion, Capt. Meacham, slightly. 34th Dulu,94 L - eot. ditto. 45th Ditto, 2d Biltal,o, Majogr Coleys, severely ; Lieut. Harris, ditto , Lariat. T,ler, ; Liest. An.h•rson, slightly. soils Ditto, Ist Battalion., Mojor Napier, severity. Oat-, Ist :ismer, slightly; Last. Wissl, ditto. 6uth Ditto, sth Battalions, Lient.-Cul. Williams, eiglitly ; Capt. Aintree., dam, Li• ul Juice. severely i Lint. Warr stein, ditto ; Li. tat fraiiheir, slightly. 74111 Ditto, Lieut. Cargill, severely. 79th Ditto, ist HAtlalaola, Crilal Douglas, ditto. Stil Ditto, Battalion, Lieut. rallhorst, shakily. oath l;itto, tat Battalion, Major Silver, severely (More dead) ,• Slajur M.Gregur, severely; Capt. M 'Dinsolt. ditto ; Capt. Dainty, slightly ;Cap' Rory, ditto • Lieut. Fitspatrack, 'civet-1y ; Latin *.N. settle, ditto, Ensigs Laniard, ditto. tat Battalion iiiug's German Lepoo—Litut. Deering, Qd Ditto, Make Wurmh, ditto. id Light Ditto, !irate natit Stolle, severely. TOTAL —IIIIITISH LthaS. EILLItII.-.-1 Major, I Caplan', a Lieutesznts, 1 Co sign. 5 Serjeasts, it, rank slid ale. %%ea , sur c Lteisteesitt Culnoels, 5 Majsn, so Caplan... 16 Liciatensnts, t Eustgn, JI setjeaule, 3 drum aria, 414 rank aud Ik. i sat ito Camino, t Serjemit go mak and TOTAL—.I Lieut -Colonels, ry ajors, Is Captains, Is Li. utesants, 4 Etaign, 27 irritants, 3 drummers, too rook aid Me. ruu~e. OTT LOICALL, OCT. 13. A revpretalile Gentleman fins Low id hire. rained rev:nr, charged ten young nits; itanterin Lhter and J. Harris, with aotriult.ne him io a most out r.,stuas ni..ame, in Holborn, be tween the Yours of arJeti and eight u ' eb.iik On the preceding evening. _ __„ The Prosecutor stated, that mite and sone Gentlemen of 1 bit acquaintance were walk's:lg along Newgate-strset, hit night, his friends got into a *code with SUOMI people whe sere star.diug is t h e Arco, ,nd in which the Prosecutor ultmately took a part ; this /14SilltS7 being settled, however, the Pi ote,istor and his friends returned &so Holborn, the Prosrent•ir being o k• the rear, when be was repeatedly at. tacked by • number of persons, and, autism others, by the two Prisoners. Ifi+ assailants increased in somber every raiuste, sad at list Brie iimuitacrable, the Prosecutor being represent-d as a monster, and as an associate of the Vert. street nab. The Prosecutor felt hiniself is such a state of of denser, from firing attacked on every side, that at length be was obliged to deal. his blows all arussel, as the wily mesas be saw for saving his life. His coat was tore to pieces, and was literally pulled olf bin back : be lust his pocket-book, and all the valuable articles he had shout hitu ; his watch wu taken oat of his pocket ; awl it was with the utmost M itsui., that he ultimately fogad shelter is • but tersbiip. Even lore, lioiev:r, he as. Oat secure against the fury of the midi, who broke the windows, sad eves threatened to pill theta the hoase, if the Prosecutor was net de:i vet vd up to thew ve,..re.thre. The tors Prighoeys were io the Web, mid mien 6,11.0A4 d the I'a ...ecuttor hitt) the Aug. The Priso.iere muted, that Weir:sit oicorning the same way with the mob, ttiev had net them and, tb4 mour•nt they came up, were kiiiick..l down by the Prosecutor, he•ittg quite tizn..rabt, at the II ii., Or what was roing us. Their ht•hig knocked down by the !'.,,,et woe was the cause of their fulliaiiic him into the shop. Their niter gave them good character. A Geuttt•m.tn who haul been. in emamtny with sl.e Prose cutor spcike to the prisoner Lister, as bt•iug extremely like to a ',trims alio seemed a ringleader tr the mob. He c h ild sot, however, ,:wear to bins. 'The Proiectitor lef.l stated, thai .he was certieii the prisoner iterate had a hold of him while his watch was taken films Mal. - • . .. The worthy Alderman thought the iilentity tint daily proved is a charge also serious a nature, but allowed to the Premecutor till Monday to bring forward auy further evieleree. 1JX1409-/ALL. flit'. patrule. who %,nf, , uuse ort".ase aud wicktd tomaasata boug bruuald w putt-!, On Nicht,lv's first visit to the Swan (the house la Vele- ' street) ha ohativen several detestable Iltilows that were nut there uu the night when all thme in the holier were appro. ' bladed, except aft Atilllll‘y, who escaped, by tellitiC the officer :to a hum it, nAtrt at was made Nor.* that hr wa. three prottlalonal;y. One of them who was there no the first iii4ht, towed to be s Corp,sal Cooly, of the third 161011111 a ./1 Font Guards, mod Sestina whose a bill of in•hehonht waa `.rand at the sit Mitt:Wart_ gallgiUll9. On %mimics , uf:ri•nonn, Minot tome u'r , ,..ek, • ft telaZda went to apprehend hint, upon the lit ut It Warrant,' at the Tower, where he taw fulutiel Bliagl.„ the Comosaarf- iag Odirer, who is,ured him every at sictanee sirmlit be gweilides to secure the offender, bat he was net to the • Tower: he however learnt h out hint ivherirhe was gone, and Nichols went after him ,• hut able ha was rm.. Corporal Cooley returned to the Tower, when he ~,, d ew : ~d , r bier .ia....ino, coat, sod hat, and a great rout and it h at p u t' upon hem, and he was made a priviner in the mison-routu lid Nichols returned to take him haw ctishaly, when • hr con ,ye,t him t o the Piddle Office, Baw-slivet, awl be Vellll.lll. lug a considerable time iu the Brown ft, arpeldie.lousist. he. " fore lee was exammed : an enraged crowd swelahled en the 7 street, and 1-ellea Min with toad as he went to sat. f...hillhat , • Offset. After be bad beta examined Is.fne the sitting • Magistrate, and was benig convilyerl to Cltrkeastelt Reeder well, the molt incitevert to about ifive header& . (pa(recipetly • women), pelting him with all the filth they comlil find, and they dal not hesitate ip throwarg b.•:clit.hats, stooge, lac ill such showers, that war the Knipe road be, Nichoh,aud the girdles ': were 01l knocked el,wit together. Nichols mid the ga.ter CU treated the populace nut to time theta i Nichols told them that it was, owing to him the weetehes lhal been brought. W justice Nunilers now wade apningiet, and as,ure , l bias and the gaoler they were sorry to do them any Ilinr.o, hat were determined to have their • 'reuse en the V•Tr 1 C ft •,, custody. At length they armed to I. t the in. i nti.oe have a set-to at taw wretch at nrui's length, when ilal riii4e.l end, 1 , .be. tato kw ateuth salt yes, till be was 'WWI, blimiet. ii el' ' serf, liana attack, Maude end the aiwkt.grt , e material safferria, out thily to wounds, but wit ismitcos a emiaiderable loss by the whole of their clothe.. hrt.sr. ...owe). spode.... We - Novi the".Woceely hirsite haeppressims ..1 rl7•'. or a Wm:kat public, will reward N:chnis, as there N no pii:iile rear:srd sir towed for his eustiarkiue in this very ,vezeles.sitt Itnimiiss, IS bring wretches 41 this d.-..iiptiort to CUL, '.igu tanialsawriet. ASSAULT. AIRY (140111 was 0%18444 4 by Latta, a lad 'hurl voids a,.i Isms and biro iu • runt cruel warner. . . • . . Ou Frid ty a Court-34artt.ii tt 10-1 , 1 so hoard the (;/adiatqr, at l'ortlnVilith. 00 Al trwit.• *lifts Axtuxy .11sIkr, se,rpti, (a TIT- 1 ofura. far sai.att.• nptis ntol sedition.' rondect, to ris.e.trourrei: SD •, nt.ike a mutinous astreil.ly, sod to ex:iter she F.cnch in satin:lll*r, as sreVl as the (;t viten troops, no board the L.ainaa, to tire and toko posse ..Sip at the said .trip, and carry her to a 'tort its France.; and for coucea!un •ue:e ass , sentemed to receive 000 Litahes.—R.4ar-Adastrat H IGO D, Pretadritt. Mr. Ao an, on the part of the Complainant, stated, that this charge was brought before the Magistrate se cattier as unusual way; it had already been before Mr. liiialeaini, at Panther place, and by Inns rEsniessed : if, hastver, his laistat - tiona were correct. be t elide-1,14u wiresiol lint be the fate of the Plaivoilre application now, as Snow, brutal ant unprovoked samoit thliv the present, hat Jewel., is his epitome, come before a Magistrate. The Comp:mutant was • sailor-boy, apprentice to 'Mr. Morrow' Atkess, and the Defeselaut Christie was dignified with the title of the worthy Alderman's Oversee, It approved that the ship to which the Plaintiff was attached was iii the duck, and ou Mni.day the Ist al Orbiter the Plaintiff had asked permit:anon tog. and see hit mother, who lived iu town: ski. pc. ni-.•iur. was granted him by the Mate of the vessel, the tipt nu L...iez at that time absent. In his way to his mother's be was met by the Defendant is the Lashio Road, wlir ioinsedist-ly orders I bra hack Weiss to the wine( from •hence he came ; and %hen he got him there, he tack bun into a room, where he tied bins up with his arms extruded, sail feirced author ap• prentice of Mr. Atkins, about his own age, to gave him two dotes, lashes; and sided the other buy was Soggiug him, the li..irudaut struck Mesa several blows ort the taco. Upon the boy's statinz the treatment he bad reteived,his mother was ad vised to apply to Alderman Atkins for ic.lress: she dial au ; but Mt 4atiall her thlina-ss to (Meta the clerks, she was told Mr. Atkins (wield mat see her. Upon this she applied for an assamt war. sal against the Defendant, which, after snipe dilay• she elitained ; but on the parties attearting before Mr. Xiiiiiaird, they i . ...0u.1 Mr. Atkins on the Bench, who sat in judgment and ile,ided his ow. cause, ii...il dismissed the romp aint ; saying at the time time that be had an demised the Defendant to gym; the boy., and that be shint.l fir; them awn when be thought proper, they being his appreatrea. He (Mr. Apr) contend:al, that although a inaver WIN au thorised to chastise his apprentices is • proper mintier, yet the law of Farglarid would and allow him to de.ecille that sathofrity to another ; and amen these a...MN Ise a,. sp. --•- -_ • A itIDDLIP- .. piked to the Magistrate to held the Deli-octant to hail to , The Ciller may gain ir.e as well as the Ring, awswer the sisault. 1 1 Tu MatJers desptiriag spreee II usl-o.ils I bneg ; These circumstances were proved in evidence; bat it ap- I'm what fishers ft4ht Sir, so gallant air.: stout, peered that the bay was Ragged with a Iticci rat oily, and Asti abesusti with slot we new I it. Sr!l Olb a allot. 'that the blows in the fare were given bins by the Defendant, My Mother's ea I'd Furl nai, the l'ai eat of Joy, M remserpeence of his getting his hands loose whilst the Arid my Father's a omit Aisle fflue• cowed Bhp. ether bay was flogitiug him. N. 13. Those prro,wil iris wont Air a ?pinata Mr. Alderman Atkins attended, and stated tithe Magi,- solution of the above, arc respectfully rs go. skid S. Irate, !hit tar Defeo lint wet tha person who superintended all his shipping coney us ; that Le (Alderman Atkins) was apply. before neat Friday. at ♦Cairrtit'a traitor by Aet a Parliament obliged to bare a number of apprentices, OFrlta:, No. A, Croning-erOmt. '. .. • foe whose accumniudation he bad erected a buildiug evi his At the Racal Eachunge, I..lo‘bcrsCoffee thisusta wharf, where they were supplied with halftime and board. I s n it MC Slot k Excbsoge. consiOlerahle 0 J,ls at . t ite had delegated liis authority giver throe Mays tu the Ihe• fendaed, and one of the retUlstioits sa • t'vnt t4e apyrcatices be•t t iog in f av our of lii,ousAY rail Co.'s Stile as should not go off the tire:naves w tii.-lit ' Clirigie's peeraission, ' sod Selling more Cipitsi i l rises Dt•la ti ..h I`3ll. Wider pante( beta( attegaJ; and ILat tie pniesslensint, when it DAT trot?. than any oteser °ace s the Untied eras a c cessary, should he irthrted by 'tic of the other mimes. Ki Dg d ow. , tice-s. 'rive Defendant bail ns,:lr rel•e.tted complaints of the mescal Complaisant, sad Le had Ile consequence diesclasl Some time since, id detnoirr•hing • spe l t of th e him to punish loos buildings of the snoeut SciAuorml castle l'Arches. The MagoteMe (G. Micas, EN ) hers esp., , srd his tic sr Visone, three len': ties Auto Pete's*, ids IF Take , . doubts bow far the worthy Alamos's was authorised de der- there was iuuiasl hidden in the wadi a Cam stirosialo gating hie sattlowity to itaiy use; if stir somplanst had not becu cuonected with senses, and shipping, hi, upai.ol. avoid Clointlti of Ore'. °I. guise, is goal for`rvi ,46oo ; clearly laare been that he coniC out. the weight Of 1111. trsasure wino were than thirty Mr. Aeon again submitted, that he could not ; and allow- pounds, ',hit+ a worth at least 50,000 livres.‘...o' jug that be could, be 'Weld lime chews, 1.41114 t 4.41111.11 es I hear teteet ere e t 0 ,, t i tter , gold, rear this , ste t to whom he delegated it, and mut have intrusted it ms, the round. They or...dm/sit 4.1 rui.• • from CI! %OLE* bands of a proa who had bees toed fee murder at the Uld Bailey, corrected of sisauslaughtce, and sentercal to twelve Vi. to C 114114141 IX inctusivr. 'I here are mouse of ohnithe iispessminest for the (Ocoee. LOUIS Xl. tiotifs XII. Fu acts 11‘11* I. I 1 Eltd Y IL Mr. Alderman Atkins csps•essed hie suer* mild liroorallet mult ER. t n vt4 11. This looney is.. probohly Lena (Army sect' etre riamasere. crated there duel ,4 tliu,u,s4 was, of whirl. Phi, this 'Elie Defend art aclummiledged it wee a fact . he said he had a ounderl a rasa belonging to a press gang who were en- was he Ic e the 'Laura, shout the.etrd of the 16. h drasoureng to impress Lim; the man afterwards .had of the Cirstliell. • • steads, and tie Defendant being tried and convicted of The known arersion of BOY AP.IIIIIIII frotu.corna nialoisugletr.r daring the time of the maitioy at thr Nom, ....._ and h i s . I his anal•ty to pr. Ind, oilhatittaies for was sesiteeced to he impritoaed twelve niontim. A Cornett's "'''''" ''' l u sty b a d p rev ia...ly p,.. o usterd a verdict of Jo, ..,;,4,1. H.. Ilk! Colonial •nil other product% leithertu•in - po - te.l seed,. inn, Fratice, hog itrifuced a Nleall.i.t of the !'Truitt web respect to the present complaint, the i , had ate. ilst,ta.„,. to pia /HA: I , 4 , Th e j 0g ,,,,t d e ph a „A o ki. a seated biome( tins Sat orday, at Woos-tinge; taw ; ii when he •o-ir at Aun • - ".-- viniety of t.nserveintis. a ith a •v etie:log was met by the Defendant, in the Laudon toad, he wa• ex- tn t h en , si • a•I•MI to'(airyi List use of tea. 571114 if the hemely impertinent I and, also, •Inlot the other lily Mis out undertake to say that iblipilllglot.n; soil he weal.' Ise, ellymecill fort/ • Otas whiCit his obsereatioii• ye • dad rot strike bun when he gut his hand lonise. • ground, d„ have, ae !belie:re, the retontinendstion The woodsy Magistrate here observed, time it smit out thew o r na,„.i,y-. 'r ive ,nr,34,,, of t . ea ~,,tethr ii I his duty to try the Defendant, that would be done hi,o•after, when be weold hare an opportunity id beinging ramrod Ina ”r,neci brown lay alto tic' , i it p r ' ci P ltatr* "lid'ato witaesees : ins the Defemlaat's own shelving, he bad gone be. m i ron bl ot Gni co.tivAlat's a , olititen of :clitc.-- yosd the authority delegated to hits by Mr. Atkins, by sink. DeCOV la n tea lira the m o w. ((mail! a,„se.ll i: air) log the boy on the fat; he 1431, therefore. of opinion, there lea full I,n4ilai‘c, nu al.'ntiel I.elyclidtl. ti to:it.-sr was •latte safficiellt came for huldiaglims to bail. When the d.•coe.inti 4 he. is very 'Twig it dies . dy es The Ikleuassit was therefore board over to sasweribe , i • -. Lip woollens, by t h e tir o 4st. it incrilint„ s ora goortn.n. complaint at eke ameione. %t r. t h e w n oi spaeo, the 0,,,,,,,,./Thii an 0,,,,,,,a. a, thin keen colour. Ati tire sit tit 141.: with alcohol. (Art, acid took so active a part in the hoesii4 ii NU, that he yield' , Sot with sittste of i - nn, * W 0 102'1144 tikr g e was several times mimics wiled by the Magietesie. quantity of roes* iced with eitreetire matter.— %•'•" 1111,- " th ' imed "*.', a ver y .e"." ' kmg Yuan! had, Thisult.cture au Atli. of t I'lB6 cwtout. Ile pro. 114A1c;lergeJ with (engird and iii.....r., , g a unintwo• of AI. Ceetlorkys ea gagist *hen tie lesere Of tea whit-64*re mmol Bank notes fee St. .is —.The ahles were endorsed ky ..sitth,Pay at, sad Smith," or .Down,Tliskutoo, and Free." bertiVeddoreliPled ISM(' burned at the flaiiie of Three charges W. already proved, sni as there are many a ea t , t i n s e ft, :e of th e flame it tinged with a more Impected, a fintlier hearing will take place 00 Toes- gree4 our; but he acknowledges that he could 1. ' day nest. tint • r thir s tuo4 aerwrate teas, disenvor the Nemo/ma prostiteles were brought up, chin/eel by the , • I,n „ . . . . , inhairt vut• of Fleet-street with hem,' • cumin.. i.u.siate -. least 'fare ot copper ratter i n t h e leaves Or in their Same of them worn met to thrldena Cl. ashes; c:iarc -01, iron , and nittiate of ditiMitw, SVe urc attire ., no goal midi.. :iv .that la me. Eder, _sante I h s e j,,z altar round. and no pal-ash. lll. Ileataltll.4 days sou chahadted hp the Loot MaYo rt r 0. 1 eb"ge . 1 fat` It, lovii %-f. is a la t. probably with • view . f ger h Lam eVer mace selhowd ab 6:11,1 of 5.:.t. a-riee. ii.,lltil.i ,- 4 ilia ri•aifers from using tea. that flit •..i.v•irarct. WERE•sTftEzt GING. bniv•s ntu.t rontaili colorer. Latin WU small a 110 - Another of those u .atab, •• • •.. ,u , .• ', ,:' - ,- ,:e ton of lion to Le cistinir..lt. J. taoftnag early, as a MI, sy %sr passirix antler LOlldlllllAigt. itii N in 'it/taco-ces ea towel, alien a yogis; num sisnie.l INN drotstirtl. The beitinsan and iii,4.aber inataialais. • ware licked up by a boat wind, l.at oa w Mule' assistance trots l I rag Kate. Lova CEVDlT.—J•tries on./ omelet sentence of hroosportetion in Che..-r w ,.. ro- cogoizedon so n eti 7 !might by■ 'kir. Futty, who hid In eo swindled teat of • %um of &not e) fiy tbs psitowee. and who hail so rain colt:vow-4ot La op. prebend him. On FlNlN ., thall , ! , :zi , .ig the soinitlee with thus thesiiiix him, hit fra” l / 4 15 . the feet. sod aith she utmost sang frki,l oliArre d N that he weld I pity hot Lo kis rN«rn friar tri owe. Mike / _ . At the late Georr4l Co , r. or Quarter Sysions held at o.f.trrl. u was stated, that the (4pairrs had greatly int:reseed in 03,14.M:hire; and au e.4irf was mode, enioir.ing all Pelee Offi era to ainsi thind . iin such rogues and vagain.sids. atml to take tl3ea► 1,04, fore a Ungistrste. _ __.,