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f. ~: I LAW 11 gr , , i2LLlcaNcs. COVE: 07 CHANCERY—Soy. eel' E. . 1 , The arstuients in the case of Mr. Fnitia went again reutsved in this Court. Mr. Nast (on behalf of Mr. Wes'!gate end Cal. Master) eimattided. that nee corrupt nr unbectinial motive emild poestbly be attributed Mir bui, Limos for the port thay had taken Us this huainees 'sad %bat. whir ever inspetastuti the statamentala the opposite Counsel *Aid, have made. runs; sor etiched cod dune en4froo a review ot the whole case. The cumenisboati of bankruptcy *accre.. Bested by these geutieidete. as he. fretsuis, localise it was supposed to tel this most henelitaki , way of arranging has affairs. 'd o s to the , idea of ita `wing 0111111eeessavy, as we. rhilk4, in the potties. agerreiT balaut t e Mr. Firmill was posseakd 1.1 property sofa llama is pay his debt. he (eJr. Iliac) eoueoived that such a reason was not sliertat.tory. wiles. it avoid be shown that his property weir isumoindely anavertehia, boas to meat the demands. This was ascii the case with Mr. Flrllllll% property. wheels rt , alered the act Of twiiiireptey 4t aopeared. he said, that Mr. Fullest% was en the baba of Isortassing woe! fur IN Clients. upon his rawsi security, an; by this means became embar rassed; and that so far from improving in his. cirs Clestsucel. Go web dated, from the year 1803 to leieL his property had angered a decrease of $ll4lOO l . The commission ass of esseuttal service his hub. is snoop u 4 his affair* more advantageously that they could have beim tithes wise arranged. As le the letter of &Ir. Woodote to Sir ‘Vlliani Kush, be thought It could be easily explained; It ctn. epeke of money improperly obtained, but the cinnoustances under which it did so, would es say excuse it. The fact was, that Mr. 'risotto took up this sOOOl.. for Lilo purpose of loilgutg it in the bands of ,Nic. GoWasauls but• was necessitated to apply itetherwise. Mr. Woodgms nod Mr. firmiu 'Outsell were fearful that Sir William Ititsh would be exasperated eau hearing this • and it was unite' **eh an totrirtHion that Mr. W. wrote the left, r which pee rise to such complaint. Concerting an act bankruptcy might be against po,itive I is. bates was not soy offence against morality. I.lii.ler wads eircuitismuces, the rest object or it, as far as it respected Mr. Fannin, Well fritty'sitip. and 46 fur Se it respected his crelitors; justice : it was adopt, d is order to probide for their payment in the 4pt'.- &est and most • tfectind manlier. Faele if his Laid ship see ;vomits for sopersediiii• the crosnunss: Won. he hoped th his Clients woufa not be Shp. 'Dished for their intended kindnils:‘, eve n thci;;gh it was mistaken. by betas obligkl 'to defrab the ea. • .•. proses. • Mr. CULIAN (on the lame siilercoutendKihst a Mr. Firmia's remultstices were such as vinikeii;sl some act of insolvikicy necessary t . loidltiat reptcy was the most eligible'. He tolij• is answer to the eltuNge of cliolikaffte:44 simud • ante, upon the affidavibiof hitecWietitii•dis!istoming may intention of cosoeslatent. Ji Mr. Rteitaltilii, us e 4insel for petitioning eviditors, was to enteeSinto a detail ,of the grounds upon which !bev proCeiat..l; when the CasecaLLoa asked him, whether Lis clients ins teadcti to ossipol t the eninir6iiiis Mr. R* sset)! hovingstated, that the's duly viii arts Wilms Their etisitt.set explNiuerl. and thut flu y I]oiyamet(aupportingit.LisLorJ.bipproceeded istabrsatejailipuent. He said, that though the awrimeetawere /mg, the merits of the cape for his tiemeon Icy Hebert a *toy 'arrow crap wss. It aces ellidellt• sold. that Mr. !rimier affairs were dissogsd is 1663. but it wesalio evident, di l e, even pia the %SW _HEIN he was • Mau of very large prio. pair. His LAMAS" went into s urinate tentative*. end sontissiocia of the affidavits. and .thie:t r;litmlarty made gy' dr. 'Weluelgate leer Jaye' ettesiddlice id (sr the perposo of pireeiarnig ; .in nU the ceureniatioas mated to hare bilks Old upon that subject. in the presence of Mr, 'lrwin, he eilseetive. that no lidilCil was talterr 'of WO thing be had said. With remit* to tile:absiermiliug)here was greet ground for ' seppoeing 'thaj it #44 it a volultat7 set, but prectired by uttatuiriatiout bud even if rt was a vorutitury act, it could net have stood a moment, if Mi. %faster was the petitioning creditor. Upon the vehslr. he w.w quite clear that . be had one short ground for superseding the coin-, misaiou, which was, that it eMis converted bank- Tapley. and, as such. sus rn sibn.e of the laws. (fie, tises seperseded it. orders g the opposite party. with the exception of the petit oiling creditors, to psy the sleets of the whole pi ocreding. COURT OF MG'S BENCH, Walvatxista, Nov. tel Try G t. ci.ipreltD, WIIIeIIIOLT, SAVAGE, SCOTT, end RI DLTY. CONSPIR °WY. _ _ Mr. Arcottteev-;:eor.liAL, moved fur a Rule to Ave emse why criminal inloi memos should out issue against the Defendants, for conspiring in a Thdous manner for the purpose of obliging the Pro. pietors of Covent-garden Theatre to reduce their prices of admissive to that place of amusement.- 11e stied his motion was gronnileil on dveits ; the find of wind h was that of Mr. Reinble stating, that the old Theatre had b. en horned ' down, en i a new oar erected ; that the only rise al rah had talttu plan in the pikes was the dit of one shilling oil tilt:Tose., and sisrenee ou th- Pit. The next •!Thlas it pas that of Joseph if,:la-sict<toil, Prompter to the Thratir, %Lit h bets • forth, that the . 1 hratre• opened on the lath of /September ; 6.111 r.! its opening .there appeared several publications in partit %Oar newspapers. which the deponent believed were intended to encourage the public to riot. Oni the viirt.kitt bring. di Katt up, there was s great noise and call of si off! qff! Ohl Prier: fur rm.." This contpiuell for lite. successive 'tights, when the l'ruprietnrs ilatermioal to shut up the theatre, awl lay their books snit se., counts before ri number 4,r geotleuirii, to ascertain., their profits On the 4th Oct. the Theatre re-ewes when the same shop% 1 Off; offl o fild Prices for ever ! No privet niter'," ice. was per cited in. srhicit prew ?Med the performance front Its i., hare. for three or four nights ; after which it did not break out until half-pr ice commenced. The alfulii/it then deserif.4 different kinds of and the zciervl %Iva. that di* -riot hid on the peaceable ria audience, sod coacluded with the cepopeat!* ~!1'~. ~ ......._ ___:;..._..,. - . ' .. ... Isaist *it liort istAiimltifitay se Mtge do prop . piston s by Moak aid troolsoch. to redone the 'ph= of dis admission to tire 'Theatre; that they est cat theliaiogs of the doors and the seats, and alis miss damaged the Interior of the House ; that . OEM also bad appeared no advertisement for • sub seription for those pyrsomi who had been prosecuted sod bills found spins*, mud that, io this advertise sew: ere were the mist indecent allusions to kr.!)" oak; that 'the Placard 0. P. seems to be the r lb.word and the insignia that the rioters act Apt bee by. Mr.istroartsv-Chtsza•t then continued, " this affidavit only goes 110 j,,,tw geueral,scene and conduct. I twee several others which go . thE different acts of the Defendants % oar isfAshonsot is with regret that I coo obliged to minis, Wm hers of the ante profession as myself % end aittlftl,Pthe snore dangerous; for his coudtict has tendeseto lead the igs.ordnt to believe that an isithisful act is a lawful one. It would be • disgrace to them. if he had not brought the name of Henry A:Witted forward, who, from his educa tion, his hotiourahle and learned profession, sleoralcl have blown bettiFr ; and. if there at all, leaving his profession out of the luestion, from his educa tion, be ought to have trued to suppress a riot, instead of encouraging it. The affidavits stated, that Mr. Clifford went to the 'I heittre, on the 31st of October, on the 4th and 7th of Pi'orenther. with the letters 0. P. in his hat ; that on the 4th he was ri cognised by the•people iu the pit. as their leader: that they called out .i Clifford for Ewer 1" and gave hint three cheers ; that he recognized them, told them to persevere. as they then were, that was by rioting, and they must omorpser. but to dia. p..ese on their leering the Theatre. It was not necessary fur him. Mr. Attorney-Genonl, to animadvert ou such conduct as this, or tell the Court that this was encouraging the riots, or that it (unwed a conspiracy ; he had shewn the c enters claiming hint as their head. and he recog niztog them as such." He then recapitulated the I' uudisct of the other Defendants; which, he con tended, made them out as conspiring against the Potprietors to lower their prices of admission, by unlawful tumult and riot. Lord Et.i.stwa moticit—Take the Rule. DEFRAUDING THE POST OFFICE. Ed. I;ooldsberry, Deputy Post-master of Wells, having perini , ted Judgment to go against him by dr. Nish, was brought up to receive the sentence of the 4 oust. Several affidavits were read, describing the astere of hos offence, which was defrauding the Pnat-office, by charging it with letters which iwver reeed through his hands. Air affidavit was also eeed,epou the pert of Ow 1 4 .1..fewbuit, which muted, that he was engaged in a business, from which the deties of his Office took off his attention in • great measure, and that hg _had sustained a loss in cease. tkoence to the amount of 2CA. •14ss was sen►enced by the Coert to pay a 6ne of $0014 . 014 to be imprisoned for Is eeleilder months. • • I' UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. Mr. %Vim" ssis ',hewed cause against a rule as nertitig the claim of the University of Orford to try causes of 'a certain description. I:he cam in which this right was intended to be exercised, was in annetion brought by cue of the young gentlemen ogainst the Proctor, for lending him to the Cd 411(.. Ma submittal, that as the Chancellor was wit lit ing. and es the Vice-Chancellor hod applied to di.? Cont. io his own mow, witliont %tiding that the authority war delegated to him, the rule ought not to stand. There 'being no of Of the death of the Cfincellor, wue al.o urged against its continuance. Tbe Arroancv-Oex enef. contended, that MS the priv.l •, , ,e was not granted to the Chancellor nor to his Deputy. bst.to the University itself, ouch 'state ments were unnecessary; the University-seal was affixed to it, which vise enough. The Kale was ordered to he cautioned. POLICE. NOW.OVNINT. NOV. 20. LYCECP.T THEATRE. Mr. Atty.'', Hie Rzerlster, applied to he Sit flog *migrate eh, RI•o) far a warrant against the meany.taker at the *Oat* of the Lyceum Thrat:e, he haring iseeiveal twenty. ruin shillings Scoot him, apdcr a fah.e pretence. He stated, that he went 1..) the Theatre with his family, and paid twen ty.futte time adni..sioas to the hoses ; the watiwy-taker having informed him Share was roans in the Ammo ; on his rimy to the dreis-hemee, he found then. cum : pietaly uotepteet; dsiess..king the lert•lteeper for places fur lijigaif and family, a.. told these was a quantity of itwai - nrhiren pied in the.b..xes share• being dint ted in obtalnieg places in the deem t:e 'retiredand demanded the aloud that he had paid (be adanittane% foam the per son to whom he had paid N. The was refused, sod be con sidered he visa entitled was warms. Mr. Rea gi observed, tbag k stagging I lie power grant • *arrant, ai, by the Leawood Compeers statement. he ac knowledged there Sell stilleiewt IMMO to the upper boxes, which rho away the charge offal's pretest:es. Mr. A LIAM ;said, t►e yippee bowie wen allotted for the frail lIV7L, and it sewald be as Wash be Mts..%llr y to place her in one of ;hem, under which ealoidaratoni he conceived hUneelfelitiried to the warrant. RP.A IP r,.►rly übserted, that he did sat think wuul.l be jiiiititted is parting the warraut.—Warrant re futed. RI ITS AT COYI:NT-GARDEN TFICATRE• At tea o'clock, ome of the person, belooging to the Office informed the Maglotnier, that • number ut person, had PPlelllled 111 11$e avenue lemitog down to the pit of the Theatre, awl teen , awning 111C1110VITel by shooriog, making rip, and harm/ sparring matchee, ulnas faints It impuo sittlefor ally preen to parr, or repass. Mr. Kr a n 'me 01 , 10111 that till' shonW being in to the ..tfrec any et theta they fitted sparring. In slew sat sutra they returned with threcin eualuely. 11 . 4 . 1141,1 N wen wet Omega by William /towline with tiner. rin:. and et Cat Ula a great mite under the l'intea leading to 1::r pit dove. Tito •itutori stated, there were upwards of 3.ru prrsuw. t• the ontalit. TLIt Defendant nail be was an apprentice to Mr. Lee, the hr.o cotter ; that be latieely came duels to see how the Laub emu+ ; %lost be was aft a spectator; as be bad sever ht. btruselis as to M. sew prices, it was To rtectly unwatrrisl to ism how they yes e stotle.ls; toeless staioliug as • quiet spertatur, ....mu the force of the crowd carried bon Into the rii.g. . . . . fmNiei Alp - nair, of Na. is, Ceeel.street, apprentice to l e is fail .r, a tale• ) was lenited with a seine'ear Wiener, and made the same kiied of elefe lift. • (~tge Oak*, ea appewitice to a Mr Wardle, rnoper, Itsmosf, eras c by Prarke, Ike Police (Hiker, With eparrsug under she sad Iss.jusg a l es t I) P. in Le lut, which was turn net sof Isis het by same se Ins Ii wade, r Wiwi* bid Ida/ its custudy. Ihe Peignoir did nut snake say Arince, hat hoped he should set be long rts-tatned, as he was always locked oat et I:stle p.y ten siels,ck at ingist. Km Is duetted thAt the three trimmers should he eoesmitt. Juin feecss as chargeJ by We. Brands* with riotous' ewe duct I. thit ai r i s4 g t the Theatre. He stated, that. Peet _ ~ihe onimet. • of the riots IN sberbeelee, be lad sot UXBRI forn.lnsi.ector's Roars . 11 hest, par load. Barley, per quartet Oats ikans . Perm - , . NN my pow es Aglow that Irk ins la aspohnt ital46l, ratuthug up anal does the seats, peustitur at the private boat* sad hum thews tit the Megrm:kW-mot ofthe moat indelicate sad ktdeerat eapressies• ; that he, the wittiest, wee ' that several ladies were obliged to leave the dress hoses, on aciount of 14 lattguest.—that he saw bins stoop thisti, and let a man stand upon his shoulders. after which be rum up, and :he person so ar.. alt.:d h t .j.tvd a large ph irio d, oath s key painted on it, over which were the words s. removed how Clanuiloastreet," which encouraged others to riot, and bud shooting thstted. His Opinion ass, when the prisoner was acting so disurde,riy, that he mast hare Mies istoxiestrd. The Prisoner, in his defense, soul, that he was ejoisrvey mail shoemaker; . be suited et :dr. Bruots's, Little Rowell street, and lived at No. 5. Wbitehart.court, Castle street, Leittster.square that he had heel, knocl.cd shout in the pit lite others; he did tint nisi) to deny any thing; lie believed Mr. Br/onion sl}ukc the truth, eiterpt as to his hav ing the man upon hat shouldtla ; fur although he was there, and did hoist the place. il, hr jumped upon his shoulders without his know, Mg any thing of the matter...—He was com mitted. Yesterday. a number of livery-stable keepers, and other persns, oho hove hceu robbed of horses sad gigs, attended W. the purpose of seeing the prison of RoGal .V.,rtnn, also has bees bi custody fur several days past, on a charge of hiring a horse at a livery st , ilitc iu ktoorgate, under a pi e ffort: of going to Hampstead ; instead of which he rade it to Tattersall's, at Hyde Park Comer, and frost thence 10 a very •stable in Halmos-street, Grosvenor-place, where lie sold it fur Gelesm guise's ; but upon inquiry far the Prisoner, the gaoler of else New Prison, reported. that he cut his threat, early y csteday mur g ; he, however, bad sot perpetrated the hutrid deed effectually, as he was mill alive, aed there were sumac little hopes of his recovery. • NOV. OS. INDIA HANDKERCHIEFS. ling; Jones mid Rice Roberta, two Welch drover., were brought before the Sitting Merits Silos, one of the Surrey Constablesy whoatatrd, that h 4 met the Primmer., en &today evening. near the Ruchinghena Arms, in the sent. road, one of ttwss was leading a piracy, by a halter, and the other following having a ausriciuu that they had stolen the posey, he went 0;1 and topped them, when be perceived s pair of lines leo% were full of something, lying across the piney, the men also had several rem Is concealed about them. Du examining the pareeis and troneers, they were fused to rontaiii nineteen dos n silk•hsndke►ebiefs. Rice Roberts had also 1171. in Bank •notim, in hie pocket, • The Prisonen said, they bun travelled from Wales to Deal with beasts; whilst at Deal they bad purchased the handker chiefs, for of a nun named Print*, who lives sear Deal. They bought t►em es article. of Eng:isli inannfacture, and intended to have sold them uu their arrival is Wale.. At the Magistrate'. desire, several eminent & iik.ntereers attended, *ln., oa examining the bahtlkerchiefr, all agreed in °Ovum, that they were India handkerchiefs, and suck as ars prohibited tieing sold in this country. . . . A peraoti fro;it she Custom- houie attetatletl, who, on th dee irion seized the hasulkerchiele. The prisoners were then discharged; hut iransetliately . 'dements were severally served with a setomous to attend before the blagistrate on Friday next, and shew eau,c why the handkerchiefs should not be condemned, and a fine of Hirst woes their setae levied or the persons iu whet • pos session they t‘ ere Initial by the Officer, according toike Act ufl'arliseacnt. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Noy. .2n. The fresh arrival■ of Wheat, this day, nuke Ilie aarrly rather consa:rrahle ; early id the fierenoon salrs a. at a small Inerrase in price, bat afterwards tacitly at Friday's currency. Barley a.J Mall are each rather lower. la Yes earl Naas, of the twu deacrimtiuns, little variat.uu. There are large remaining supplies of Oats; and the tca fine isms pies are quoted rather Jcarer. Prices Of Fleer on the terms of our last emotation. (.I:tOIENT PRICE OF GRAIN. wheat ......ht.. twit. Iteass 6.31. ad FM(' ditto .llos lite. Tick &taus...." 475.56. 0.1 Rye sos. %sa. Oats 3Ol. 341 Buhl ..... ,404 640. Pula As 3/1. 40s of atilt 745. Sic WAits ikaa (boilero) arty Pols .. t. 411. SOs. Poi doe ditto to els Od. Rape Seed .. Fine Floor Que. 9s. rieceoi . sa ; sus. AMIE. m.-11'svasslo7. roe. 16. —.. to mod. ow. —d. to —d. to 4 1111....411. —d. to —ass. —6. to W. PRICE 0 1111110. Coot, 41. UM 111 61. tia. 6u sir: 41. to Erse:, 41. lOC to Si 141. PRICESOF HAY AND se.easss'a. Day. al. oq. ed.to W sos.od. ra fl•lis pl. IP HOPS. 11.111KKET3. Iroopt, M. Ist to it 18. Sorest, 31. 1.10. to I. Igo Fanehotr, I°l. el. to !11. —+ IA lIKET, ?o•. I per stone of Hosed .f Cattle, this day : B•aats Jo vs Sheep lti,7ye Calvet - l.O Pill. 4OO od. t. 81. as. .a. gd. t. 31. d• dd. ed. $. Tr. 72 od. STRAW, Y LITER DAY. £3l ITHFIELD M To soak the Offal Reef.. - 11 OEI. lb sa. rd. Mutton 4s. 04 10 as. 0,1 Veal 6s. od. to 7.. od. I.amb os. tot to os. M. Park.. ts. Off. to 6s 6d. HAY . Hay.. 3l. os. WOW OIL CloVer, .. OIL 111113 AA EL. Hay sl. is to 61. zee. New, 01. is to ul. us. Clover, 61. los. to ;I. we. Strew. fl. 42. to 21. bus NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef se' n.l. to 4.. 41.1. I Veal 4s. OIL to 60. isJ Mottos se. ed. to Om al Poet se. sJ. to 6, to TALLOW. T•traTaalor •6s od —s o Yellow Ramat age —a • kite ditto .. sus od —a • Asap dote.— 575 ad —di • McIUaR ititidi tin • Ditto rough ti•• Os • Graver Good Wen% Talley Tamp, toie—MlNlied 144--Cliet lass Prima 006641e5, per doses, iss od—M••hb, i6e eJ VISICI. OF St..lazaes'a Market L. od Clan Market Miterhart Ilarkat ss oft rat at. of db. --!1 imp mi Average__ 5 . ed LEATHER lied NI D6B--Same as last walk RAW RNLI. I lest Heifers tad Steers (par Ordinary ite. —d to Ps. td meet) 3s eJ..to 301. ed. Market Calf Iza. ml rads. Middlings 90. ed. to as. tot Eag. Horse As. od. to iw Sheep Akio' - . 30. od: to Sa. tot. tOAL.MARKET—Novsmaaa to . Mao at Market. Ships ..old. Prove. 30..Nowtmatla .......18 ... 665. ad to r.s. 64. i ..Seotelk Cool .... I I..Yorkalsire Gat .. I II .. (Auden - /RICE OP STOCK'S YESTraItDAY. per Cr l,l Reduced ....... 69{i a per Ccut. 4 per Cent a per Caul Nuvy 11.4.11 AiinUalt ludo. Roods Es..l.elser Bill. Lephalt Lottery Tickets.. Cous.i.• rw T. NISH, Steek-Broler, 4. Cic9la:lU, and 9. Cawing-me& NAM mrELLicli.rielt rowhissor:n, NOY. 1). Arrived the Alphas, froru the 1)..5v0,r. • 14,ttlett the Ertryahrs. s 6, 1b..- the Ulpsses,(;annet. Oripprr, kuk S. *st.it Illystriorf, for otrt'herLituirg ; uncl the noyubst c .1 Theis, witif seieral other vestsel., tioups to, titterhary.• Seven - French luzier privateers were seas a f‘w de). biiICC betstreu 1 orb.t .ud the d'esr. PLYMOUTH, VOII. IS. This morning errived the litsfaromme brig, fry Brest, bound to the West !Wits, tarn by ti.n ErneraN; gm Liana, front New York, Judea wit., cotton and rice, also taken by the'Esterad. Lieut. Joseph Harrison is appointed to the iler. oak, of 73 g u us. PLYNOUTH•DOCK, NOV. 18. Arrived, yesterday, the AM-radon hired Wig, with five vessels under convoy. rrons §seruisca ; 'Brliamaii hired cutter, from Cadiz ; Orcsies sloup tf war, from L6loon ; Andravuur hired help, from lirlford ; tierrey, Cam es, and Elizabeth (1) tenders, from Ireland. Arrow!, this doy, His Majesty'. shy Cibrahar. SO guns, Capt. Halt, to victual and relit ; also His Majesty's hued-cntter Britaveln. Livute. ',ant Waren, with dtspotcheo for Government, front Cadiz, which rere ectiatety forwirderl to Government. The Britammits briny, intelhgeuce, that the French Fleet sailed from' Torsion se the 24th October. Ird the Orestes, 18 pee, Capt. Lapeuatiere. on a cruioc. Sailed Its Majesty's ship L'Aigle, 44. Cap•ain Woo*, and Thais sloop of wa►, oil a cruise off the coast of Frane•w Came in L'Armide, 44, from a eruise.—A large convoy from the West lushes is gone up the Channel. Three is a fleet of snerehaatmen in the Ming from the Westward.—Wiud N.W. nowt:rim, NOV. 17. Sailed, this day, the l'ortugurye ship M.-nimerea, D. Cuing, for London? with fruit; cork. atc.; Rucker& Ireland, for ditto, last from Nlairtiottpte; Elizabeth 'brig, Baker, for Portsnmath ; Petbrae, Non's, for Lon e doo, last from Srityrmi ; Sated dier tha. Fernandez, from Cadiz, fur Lowlots ; Abze. beth, Carr, for ditto; and Grey/tuund bigger, fur Guernsey. Vesier , ley inked the brig Manias and Nary, with wool tied inutile, taken by a Ftrodt e rivateer, and re-captured by the Hied cutter ; site is last from Fuwey, and is put ttbder quarantine ; also the Hope:re/4 Quick, from Bristol. The Lady Pellet° Packet ia hearty expected from America. The Princess Charlotte Packet, with Mails kw Lisbon; is expected to ,sit on to-morrow. DC/L, NOV. 19. Friday night, the Roysfist eapturett n li;rge French lugger privateer off Dover, which she seat for the Dowse, • Arrived, yesterday, the Humber armed ship, with convoy of tomsports, coasters, Av. from the west ward ; also Out I)elphus, oudUlpsir. The Iblphin take• convoy to*lushing. - . Arrii,N I, from Flushing, several sail of transports, siult sick troops; try the Captain* Of which, ae truly, that the Prettch had made tto attack on the I , land !previous to the 12th instant, on which day they sided. - Sailed to the Westwara a large feet for Jam.:ica. The Lord Wolliottom 'clarinet. is en there war Widmer Castle; cargo (itultir) expected to be sav e d —ll•ind N. Woaoc•ees, Ice.--.-There e.s• he ho doubt, but that • very great portion of the wuotteorlis, snipes, plovers, star lings, and such other turfs as m , rate to the southaarti. is the winter secs•, are lost iu the vast Atlastic Oreeu. They geserally travel before the stoitu, and hequently amulet toe obscurity of dawn, and scow shivers. At thine times, trout. corks abound on the Scilly isleuda, and 11, Mr Ihe l.aaard and Land's Eris the extreme Soothers and Western Capes of Cornwall ; where, such es approach before they are spr.te spent, like Noah's dove, 6ad rest from the oceans of water and air; wd such as cutout reach the shore, freque•t:7 drop, exhausted with fatigue, upon stleit ships as they Lap. pee to ducuver. There are few ves.els Nato rite Atlantic, which, upon approaching the roast at this eeasoo,•are rut visited by these rodent voyagers: while great numbers of • others are seen—(yet, how steal • portion of the whole can ever be sees !)—pkesing iu luul weather to the soutliweid • sod westersid, where an ocean, too vast fur the etrougret iris/ to pass over, most inevitably swallow them up ' . BIRTH. Os Thorodsi, id the Earl of seat, is Kest, Lady Marshals (dasgbter of Wm. 3luctuit Pits E.q . ) of daughter. MARRIAGE. ' On Saturday last, by special license, at tba house of Gee. Lsysrd, al Grceliwieh, by the Rev. Mr. S..sy4rtl, Chaplin', to his Rolla Highness the Doke of KPIli, the Hight Hun. the Earl of Lindsey, to Mimi Layard, eldest daughter of the late Dean of Bristol, and niece h. the lase Duchess of Anemia. v F,►T H 1. On Monday, the lath ILlr;nt,Mr. John Park, Enoke,iler, LuAgate!street. On Friday loot, at fahirrianylr„ In the county of Limerick, at au adrauceil age, W,lurns ►with, Eaq innate, ly an etniooit attorney, in a Inch proi..ssainu Le amassed a tarie fortotur ; he Was the father-in-too of Sir I:4waril O'Brien, kla, t and Thome Arthur Earl. of Woomera, bulb ru the votary of Clare. At few (Ay' ago it ki finnan, in the comity of Limerick, Mrs. Sargent, ado of Mr. %%Misr,' Sargent. l• Dahlia, after a long and painful illnera, al,irh Ike bikes with ILa grtatest patience mod resignation, I.l.:ana Swift, Fs+ aged ; 2. On gonday annruine, at WoullyGreen, 'mar Itionsgey, Mrs. Wade, widow of the I ale Charles IV: It, Erq. 021 uebilay,•red year•, Rohm Bird Wilkins, Isq. hanker of Nen port, Isk of %%light. bu'unight, Jobs Bastard, F.aq. of the Bland. ford flank. Ile had been speeding the day wit► • party, At liandford House, t►e seat of H. !ley ithr, Esq.; the was extremely dark, mil, as he was returning Imam ni • c►aise, accompanied try his wife and dalighti r, cairiage was overturned w►eu they had proceeded Let • short dis tance; he was taken up alive, and immediately conveyed back to Ilmailford, lint he ►ad received so notch injury, t►al he expired ere he could be conveyed into the home Mn.— and Miss Bastard received very little Fri SOII3I Injury, ►ot their angii.sh un this melancholy event at would he difficult is sic e. den. Ind ed, a more dibtressinit scene seldom o cents. Mr. Bastard quitted the party in health and spirits ; iu a few minutes 'flee be was hi onglit :kick a corpbc, his nestellt 523 dearest relatives pi•need an the deepest misery, ai.d thei w►ole of the recently dietary party partaklog thereof ! HIGH WATER AT LP DON seamy, THIS HAY. allonupg :.wpm. Oki I ARCM/UO.I 44 Cll6l. alt.' t. LONDON :—Prsaeod by C. SMITH, No t, Cleforitt's lan, , sad pobaiallerl at the 011ie% No. ta t Sock at St. Clement's- Church, Strum', II J. WHITE, of salmi Omer —Oraiers, he. for this Paper, seot to the OSieq (poatitaid), mil he ' daily altoridel