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r e VIP ~. i • :r .~ ~~ r- . . . .• _ • : • - .fAl7 _ Altqatert iNTELL/CENCE. s i t toiamaa4 at Cotdbe tc, itliatond tilis attagA *►ith I -• Aldo. sod • fintoo.9o. Attor wits! freiticei cacti* to _ DUTCIt .PAe24O. youtsatim s JUNE 13. tettgrs from the French Imperial heatt-quare vre, anted the 10th '‘usiaist, at teu o'cloek it night, elate, thllt they sere at that time till at Ehersdorff, ttiough Hie 1114jesty the Ent p;trir, with a small part of ht. t.uttt:, had wine to SChoenbrutin. The army of Italy, to which the Viceroy had returned nit the 4th, had its hod :marten' then at Ordenburg, but, au th. 90), had irtd advtnt , d to the Convent of karmoud on the Raab. . Toe army of the Archduke John, consisting of 30,000 men, ha, taken post on the other side of ►he in expectation of being jawed by a rrinforer - -nr..nt of 20,000 men. ftout the lusurreetioo io litta r: real se._ . take the largess by sterns, (be err v were busied I. bar wimvi•X tsi tor wig 'room servant - 4 thus have Saes plliced • in danger, whew I ordered General Gloria to share with three battalipus of the 1 I dr, rm;itttent,llol May toredree sod support our tr?nps, but alio to act offensively, and to threaten the retreat of the whole corps or %or eueiny. In these circumstances the nth regiment maironioted its an era reoutation ; . in leas then shrio-quarters et au hone, the enemy lust by essealt, or evacuated alitheir positions, sad this result put an end to the battle. Duritog the eight we were diligently employed in restoring the ridge whietrenos harken down. fify'resolution use to errs over by it with my whole Gore before the hreuk of Joy. ' in ewer- to come up with the repots as possible, art supposing that they would puritans their retreat owe or- • went. But the a estoratiou of the bridge took up wore Uri . thin I bad imszened, and the transport of'oor wessukd'ar an difficult, that by mobilo" the turps wets not in elredblesi to advance. Vii the other hood, the poesy, with t er Seell • men, had wade an urearive lowermost, marl king upwards along the Laces. This resolution of the enemy appeared to .arive &Ow the near approach of r'cieforrenteuto, rid b / Ge neral knesevieh, aid which; as was said, save anireelY a few tuilzs ME lieverth.less• the• division of Marrichard crossed the river mahout oppositiou ; so that while the head of our volutin, made a oleiuunstration towards the yam lulu the low country, the eueutye troops that were ailiallCllK up the Liras retreated, and drew up before us, in order of battle, with run battalions, and a great nenittee of CallllON, fur the ,purpose of disputing the passes through which we must de- scent! from the height% into . the plat... Gen. Deleon' ' at the, head of the )34 regitneot, gained as munch ground as possible us the bank of 'the river, and so sooner were the stb and pth rgisselle damns op, than they ailvaiseed spier the masathmath timasitilim to retreat. lit a Ultnitelll we RAO malleista toe rata to com bine army withoot danger. pyramid's( night pre admilEard emoted us from deriving hams dale operations, and at day break we no Isiagicama the canny. On the 2.1t1 let se.tariii (*Wt. Ou the math we marched upon t mocha". mad ease op with the enemy at Lune who retired Al air approach. On the ilfitli we arrived before Ottoo•lists, where the rear of the enemy's *ray bad ported thruaelvee, sr battalions strong, with room sad baggage The bridges Wring. brukeu down, at took a circuit mioud the errors of eittoehata, • Ur. Daiwa et the land of the elk regiment, supported by the .la id, firer the : enemy from all the wetland which they ucenpied, in order to Cover tiro high road. Had not fie*. Mostrichard been three miles helium, . 1 w rear of the ears, *Mild have been de etroyed. •m:1 all their raster dad baggage ttken. to the hello !hi v retreated with olgespedition to Cstlestedt ; 110 1.1 e baptege, a ~e ver, fell into oui hear. torii u.r ?iota, we swathed Segos, mad on the 29t111 noose, whole tor army areastilod on the 99th, and (rum II hence we abet march us the n 111, ii. lathe to Amite ,with We army of r Italy. I.: this short campaign, about 6,tro of the enemy have bei i plumed Cara .h cantor There has been a great number of deserters. We bate either fright or marched fourteeu bane. every day ; awl the soldiers, la the at.dat of privations, tons, and Mangers, have liana themselves worthy Cj he goi•d °pier' of your Majesty. (lire follow .the issao praises Bruno ..iliri several of the easter.) „ ... Is the three &theca hunts, we have had 411111 lAA and worded. . . .. . • _ ,-- -.....•.. . . Kari - , 'rho , ixhrunced goard of Ma!tilial Doke of Auer- Is at Woltstlial, two mikes ((;e. moo) from Greotrol Colbert has entered Knob. t 64 o f Wirtanitrerg is now at I;lankentierg„ tis, iiipenalortr o Frygendurfr, Loogeurtshr, said 'f:•!:,, on the nonube. • 1.1-auepagt-(iener4l Neuhrown has beery obliged ttcittiralste the command for come titue lrs hieute , 11Cra Will'wrath ; he is, however, iu a Cur "SY 'Or . 1 ri:rie cry. Priase t;allitzin, who has the command •f the Russian Ormy.whiett has penetrated (iJlicia, ud itetated to the inhabitants, on his arrival jut that Province, in tile ltintbi•in and ktutish lati,uages, the following Th•reI.ItIATION. " Humid could pm , i-lodd with iiidilfcroice the way that has broker oat betetru Frailee and Austria. Rusin dial eta' thing to ?mishit the rommenteineut of these hostile open al u4s Sba deviants! i•vei to the Court of Anotris, thst, putsaaart to Gables ufircaty brio eeo the Emperors of INS. en 111<ftlitilel`, heal to the eloo, allionce mato-it row rty dhow two powers, she should be Mitered to act in co...rit wiliorhaties. A ri,tria listened to nune of these mum-sir:O. em, hut Mar ourril to oatmeal her warlike...prepare tinam hose* prateam• lSu she was obliged to adopt orressary numarer tar tetr s. A wit. and elelpura, till rite ai hut, by open host.liiies, lotra)ail * her drsimis, asi,d kindled the dames et war. " gaff.* bee on I°Keilleritited U. !I'S , . a port lnc war I • in %boll she is bound to meant try the mast *Wotan trratier. As woo as she learn•M that bast dative hid emourenceA, sue looks off all rslatoms of friendship which hog suhaisical Ir t eeen her hod Austria, mot mire u, den to her copy toad- I vs re ii.•ol;ellietn. The Coonnamter in-Chief of the army eatera..; that province to usipire lbw views of Medina, and to resod Sarre by form, boa received fra.o Nts ttaieritu the Eisperir exprcos orders srianialy in worn 11rt peUeftair inhOintsata of Genii-ix dim tbie views of Romig are tot hurtle; that amid all usiiitsi) aiperations, mearty mat' tatty of pe.sma mid propertr sholl be must strictly re. sported.. ted•• Tim ComosanderritoChief shell prove-by his conduct • that the trionsitf recomamodeh by ble StPerethu at* hi"' ealiammod td his own ioftinstiuns and feelings *PRiNCE GALLITZIN, Coinnithnier-inChiefil * Head-aptarters, Hoy 51, tool." SUPPLEMENT TO THE SEVENTEENTH BEL. LEVIN OF TIM /WENCH ARMY. No. t. is a letter frum the Doke ad Staple Is the EloPeeveri Aided from the flood-tit:whys of the Araig . of Ihilawitim Etarisehate, ern elm lath of Vim... and coolants oceount of tlit first operalidus of hls army on mites in„Werostia. tie be ea humeral to advairee tor the 14,11 eta ile lith Sr kn peed tbis erw.ny, to tuna tones strong, couthisting attic* of Croatians and frootor eurps, *lle, had, • fortniglit. Warm, talon a foie position is the inoontoius of liitta, Aker a short hot Foment - action, all the enemy's posts orre taken Thoy lust from three lu ton 111 , ,e in ldlltit, li.rni six to 700 wowneleit, and sera neuers. A great moldier of their troop, threw away their arms, impeder 4t esrupo .the mom cosily anion the son woo rocks, so that between three sod Moro *film Waartay Were thus disr .General Stuitscsich, who - . FROM THE LONDON GeIZETTEd • • I NS° LV ENT DE BTORA.--(Co el IV's.) it the GILTSPCK-STICET twerr EA, is th, rity of Loodou. FIRST lOTICE. Gramm Manua Miller, late of Howard-street, near Arun del-street, Sheila, mad formerly of Caroliter.strtwt, square, 51,44 k-sex, gem Imam. • • Peta's late of I.amdeas, and fartarmay of Actin-met ct, eray.'w , l neetesm, Mitidarma, tad r. Peter Asivietue Hoax, l4euf Limuso-laree, Condom, lace merchant, ti.tding usdcr , At Ira of P. A. Rime nod Co. snit fumarly of Lower Jamterstreet, {/older-square, dlesex. Lyou Santee, Is nerdy of Gulatowatreet, aaLiteebapel, 31 i mad sate of ,kola so herds. are. . lantel.l l .raiae, tate i.t . Lredeeball-street, mot formerly of Mary• lioidon, mariner. George Wood, Isle of Sunda's place, la .....walferse I, .. • —meal Sic— ,., , ..... 411 middles p., . apping. Middleoen, tied - ogata, aad a neither of other (: en. cal/, arc ...of fo r merly of lt..iiiiitagemleam, ht eirtinsica, niariare, sad . . wiird Inhere. On the r7tli, in the evening, the ad. . late 3; aster of the ship Eliza • Bend •amartntreir a ith tiro enemy, in i toy an- Lavender Fowler, bite of Charehmtreet, Betlieril-green, pador i llerrie, at Gratlychate, in which tiwy suai.itoMeil their Middlesex, formerly of Nankai l'ageell, Decks, larearan. beeeptoewd advantage. In eitsapscoce of this ;room, CluoleadWaiui,le, painter and Omar, late of Myrtle- Gradiehinx eras evaenated during the sight, and oar troops strait, Heaton, 3ilidrilrwm, and of Illaiii.laiie, Leadon.., took pilsersaioce of it next thy. In this •ffitic the Duke of Issue A9%1 Ismic‘, lute urCertriglit-equare, East Moab. Bayou rim ra n d &Around le diet 'aeon, bet it di d lint pre- fichl, Midiltroemdirati rig of Oxford, blattlead- pencil - maker: vvitt hint fonts •reinaticeg et his post. in thaw two eueinia• p .. ii 'i, ,ii. k it .. i c 1 n 5..... • - ter. i......h.ti %acid nerved 5,Ve1l womiev., The naturism of 11 """ ' ' ' at•H Prison, in tiruty of . billed sad wolinded fifth, Army of Dalmatia, was 41 both ac- Som. TIRO? WOTirt. • lions only 30u. James fiiIMO, formerly bf Great Wr.rocr.steret, Coil Bath NO. II .--Seeond Letter Lam the Duke of Ragusa. Fields, annatto misuefacturer, and late of Witham-ferret, Flume., May 30, ittlq. Cameo- areet-road, and 'ricers-street, Opitalfiehls, Mid. ' htett-4 SOW proceed to lay before your Majesty au ae. .dlesex. -'rant-of the events whit. have since taken plate. Jow•ph Rubinson, late of Birmingham, gunsmith.. /li e ar m," an d p ro ,j„j o , whirl, I "maid frogs D a l. Illary Gould/n*llh, commuted be the acme of Mary Gut& Inaba havaig arrived on the loth mad oath, 1 alarebr.l from anith, a.eurcely of Berwick, fame's.; afterwards of naalean, Go:pith, whicb I enter in sight (dearly in tho soomiag of the gentlewoman; and late uf lieWlerS Bridge, parish-4 Cleary, g tat. Tile enemy bed been itrengthened l,t the tore cold num* Silo" x, f.• riner. °Morals Roil f-ernich, a Inch acre 406.• *Roll& wit had out Henry Weller fetraleell and late of Wankel', Somme t, yef loom in action He was besides reinforced by two hitt. hatcher. telesin of at. regiment of banal, and had -raved the whole Robert Garret, animated by that noise, Ant taken in em population. tin. foe-c doubled nuts,. sod Ids mollies oas a ?501i,,,, by tie cisme of Robert Jerretty•fininerly of try 4 ;4 , nue our. Com.piel l 1,,,a at the platv.a goon, ..f fuer risers, dens, and bite of Kew Buildings, Harmatrett Huitun, so that, on a batever side it is aptic. 4 .uhr.l, it i• o. -entry to Mehili Ira, carpenter. Crwa t wo of them, aback are much no-teased at its.. season Wallin Warren, charged in excretion by the name of Ma of the year, sod a. timely fordable hot In • few piateri I IWOSIC %reeves, formerly of Sorneretewn, and late of I*,,e. determined mot to alto* (i.epieh in frunt, WI 10 to aorround hart evasive'', IFitarey-liquare, Middlewm, a Mow. the pwite)n, as to soak. • deitionetratirie of cottmg oil' Ilse Joh. , Beak, fo rmerly of the Stranis 11 .-hltnbeli alnlteella eoeirty'vepeat. la order to attain this ' , bawl, .it was ate- nal:ice. 11! denary to trona oar of the riven., within marls of a battery of . ll'illiare Bailin, formerly of King's Road, Chelsea, Mid thereon", oi to cross over the uteuatinis, which were eery Mesta, wine rerchaot ; sad late of Camberwell, Storey, ocep and difficult, sail whore the Vrobtisos might make re- tiara dealer • eerie with greueffert. • Herbert Bourse, formerly of St. Jaraes's.street, tVestesiu- Tbeortioy ;oldies/ &position on 460 opposite beak, it was neer, rodiaterof pew dosiatitreet, attilditatif, silk tiehrer. atrocity to Mite (bran Awe It, in mike to gvt powee!ioti of Job'. Iles tieYi formerly and I• 4, of Coble, .ialimiew Pa eat . the heidge, c hidh they hal 'woken down. To 0 C(.4.5"0"0 194 '' " '" Urae " re r . . . . of matinees's of the ash !Prin. - et, ander the eorninied of Ja. Richardson., formerly of Teddingtoo, &rear, aad c.o. fireariVon, hat .mg mew,' the river irli•re it . was lola- late of Itatedabteißeddardi harae-delder•* Air, fleeted this ',love, as the enemy, ...toarahng tio-the Jnlin Wright, bamerly Dad tale of adimmilli Y"dt, shop' stosegth of rhea positing, lied only a swig foie eto defend W. k rept.... No SWOP, wa, ads acr,oinplished, otos the . neon ihreinarli. Janes Windage, funned, of Endo*, and late of flaaltwa. ed Jung the ladder of Belay, soil advancer: agaiiim Ike dirt- Detiil, baker. tom ef Noettrieheed. which was tintifw'n red by ill division ,_ fnellh"Ct trifelerararthi formerly end latent' IVllanYr . s•unowl. I inunen;:i set, rivtered Genera I !atio..l, witli Getter Torte, stet..-n: dier. r.l Iblentss, and the rith regiment of light reti.aityy, to cress -'Ale' l Heat, padoter, late of Priocecopisre, Lambeth, It Pe nee, winch lay in our front, and mai i it a i n a toil- Finery, and.Liat of Nliii;thisArsex. •• ' - , 41 lb, sutra heights, which the vulUgeura lad mask Healy Wri,^4de pattle-elllatart late of Claadaele-aereeer. i h• - •i•s••:iel lustni e of. tittle.ftwido, Middlesex. amid hot of Artillery-Wrest, ht. t lic; nem marched a,,-ainet us is f tin l ANTIWIS j I q uickly I:corgi:1. In&d SerMy. • thew im the division of Muutrielised, andoeviered director/ . Thome. noNthaini, formerly of Throats Oxford, but late chianti+, COSIMMTWI. Üby lietteeal Su”a, to make an attmk, of Little Coraio•iitereto Buseelhaqoare,3litidtesex, plaisterer7 while the ;oh rritimitnt, commanded by Colonel Claud, Jimepla Adorne,...• late of Gainsford-sincet, Horskyclown, - belt the right wing of the ...Keay in cheek. The easel of Slurry, vielenitte... . • the rentrc eoliimil, mechanic of the lath light infautry Jitney Bine, fornierly of Oitiltaiii, Illarepalisre, lott late of rrzuneat, was particularly dietingeished. The enemy were Drighlon, Basse s , Mine throne into e•ciforiou, arid host three pieties of artillery. •• Is Richard Doe, beinekly of ataishitiroe, Kent, butcher, bet this Bacon attack, General Soria was severely wounded. late **Woolwich. worecuturte, lithouna. • . ' I ielaredishdy nresered the tall, regiment, supported Its the dame Lee, .fornierii of lt,elsard-strut, but late of Far. WI, to advance e.lisinst • the left wing ii, the snotty, who_ bog-strict, *. GeorAir itithe Emit, 311iddlesys, hvieLlayer . omit forced to retreat t and 11,5 obstamlr r, ',atone* which John Mayhew, formerly of Ilebilms, bat late of Little lbw mode only called forth new .0.: t* no nor side. The Chelsea, iltddleses, gent. ammo i ma i ar aw l s a aaa eir,,,i; e , m y 1u.i.,i,,,d by aka 74mh - William Word, formerly-of Nearby, Northampton, fanner, replan with their usual touracc,.nnti were attached in i but Fitt or 11-notion. . . • tare. This 31tpek Was at tierce, that the towel threw i (larks. Ilui•L, late of Tonlaridm. Wylie, Kart, shoonaker. i Aeirrlw • lora tie river, where a great mummer of thew , .Jobe Pannell, formerly of Nero ich„ Norfpgli, but late of • . oireodrowsied •an of thus that hal (Teemed the rMer • Mild ' natlye site el, Tnrain , r•" , isl-Stitel, Ntatineolia, itailkiate. " hoe bane atiaholated, had sat r 2 s se. or tame, width .. %Villain' Matthews, formerly of Iterle.trine, Csonueltreet, en! aellilhaed •• An apposite hank: orreeirial an °helots bat Icitapf Thaectrowtrart, -Leedom, beer-elereleant. - • t the Swum pursuit of thew ilith this sonar the day Thomas Carlo 0+,;I'l, late of Diniestasereit, Liverpool, • • k• . blieklayer. to sun left wing General l o soilay was meelrely 'eroded. lteilinte Stockwell, late of Liveisedge, is the perish. of ' nuts/ Swot affairs the minty seat off Ali bottallosie to at- 11 irsta I , fork, white clothier Lark , thm reihon vehieberem held by slew macitiptares, This' Walter icirkins, fate of Ik.awt, awl list of Cllftall i , Olio' I ow" SW of do lamest is the ketelteleileedeb. seder link let, knakr• - ' - '.- •" arils-- -...;:0_ ...... • • • c--- K r .~ - . . . . • • 4 . Ottawa's Simone,. ;std. lutstieligtaif dirt ' tuna, Whimsey; and of Bllliter-lace, Leadds, encrrlisat. Joh. Sabena, emit en 9,0 r half pay, late late. 11100werr roads .I)li4dlssex, add; purities thetla. et a No. 3, Silver street, ildrognshary. Logsdon. . . • ' Thers/I .ScH, - •eirtnerly ;03 Hour-liner 'earitstreet, Lea- don, and late at the City-road, Middlesex, horseodeoler : Alleyise Copped, formerty . .ef -0111 Rtat-rtrevt, Mete= aquarr, in the pati , :i oi• Walesa, Sewers:et, and late of Wheat Russell-street, in the Parish of St. Giles, Midgfleseit, iatturney-at-law. . William Tate, formerly of Great St. Helen's, Barhoing."' gate. street, and late -alert, St:la wrAzo, bungee,- delioolmaster Jame; Savage, formerly cart' Leather-lace, and :ate of So urer's-twin, 'M iddlesex, gracer• • • • John Denton, formerly of Sweet Oelt, In Sasectby, and late of &Maud, Toth, gentleman. - . denote Mica, late of Sell.yasd, Temple-bar., mail list of Newo•ourt, Carey•strect, „Lincoln's-leo- Fields, Ludas, 'tailor. • Georze Piper, formerly of Moss, ick, Stafford, ins!:reper, and IntE of Kenuion-ausset, -Bleininghim, pocket-book. maker. Hennell, fisemeily. of Kent-mad, and late of. Piruapt-tow, la the Paresis et St. 51:irr, Newington,. Sue my, mercer. SameetJarrett, -- ened by the name of S•dnoel Jarrett. for-. reedy of Quebec-Street, St. Mlry•la.tionisc, liflerwarda of Plthsireet.• Tottenham-court-road, and late of YI Inca- • street. Totteelasign-coort-thed, Middlesex, butcher. Hiliam ARpleysrd, formerly of Scar-hall, .no.l late of Enth`ii•Fains, iu llsa township of lloworth, York, wool stapler. ' Jobe Jadd, formerly of Retfurd, aid late of Tusfurd, hettigethamshite ' Isaac ?lobo*, formerly and the of Hunuisdisch, Loa. don, droggist Reuben Ellis Joynoor, formerly of Kilton, Gloucester, late of Islington. marline. William Ogilvie, gent. lately of Herculeirbilildings, Lambeth. foenserly of Old Carendish-street, London. • George Petrick untold, attorney at law, formerly of Bilk riely, Fria*, We of Picapast-place,Latorth. Yat.ick Cain, tailor, of Leg.all tu ey, Lang-sere, last of asissels-meirt,"Chipei-street, Weitathistur. • • Ciwarlies M'D.mwl, box and case-maker,- Crced.lane, Ludgatirhitl, London. tttiflisnu ito7.erS, cl.air-maker, fiesbantl.:street, near Car antsy- te eke t, Weal c. Joludcraft, lad- of harrow-I*AI, Lambeth, tiniber•ilcaler. Richard Herupliry, jun. late of Haim*, Devon, butter factor. Henry iVillis, formerly of Charles-street, Totten:min.. cowl-mad, late of tort ilk-street, Southwark, baker. John Soelm3o; formerly of Newn.an-street, Oxford-road, ' late of liatlshonc-place, I..thfurd•strect, medical practitioner. John Heiden formerly of Beiniett's-huilitiegs, libiliumi pur,street, late of the Cartain-road, Shmeditch, silk-ma. auficturer. John Our, formerly of Church-street, late of Albion-greet, Hirano bithe, bookseller. Edward Butler, formerly of Henrietta-street, St. Miry.la bonne, late of Grattutdstreet, Soho. iTo be continued.) • . THE L 4TE COCA' bf' BA nr. • Her Ladyship had many peenliarities and eccen tricities, which, when they, were ape Inthject ei • con- versation, were not lessened by those who reported them, nor mitigated by any gentleeess of terms ip those who heard en.:111. She associated. very little with persorts of her own rink, so that among them she load lint fete ridentates. There was certainly' something in her education peculiarly unsuitable to het wink, att deist in its minor Parts. By the early death of her mother, she was left almost entirely tp . the superintendence Other father, who, thoogh• he was allowed to 'Weser good, if not superior amid sound judginrut, hail a reserve Mid stern ness in hit character, which did not qualify him for the education ore young lady. Some of her peculi arities were probably derived from this source, as there was a shyness mei reserve is her manner, which made it difficult to be on terms of freedom with her; awl she had no opportunity of acquiring whet. are called the oraamental arts of education. Nor was tier manner altOgether suitable to hei rank, not being embellished with those interesting anti en gaging qualities, which are seen and felt by every alewife has an opportunity of conversing with per eons of distinction, in whom good sense rs'happily blended with polished manners. She pined, how ever, much 'useful knowledge ; and in those Iffeirs which may be celled hosintos, 'she was considered .as expert, and was certainly persevering, when she did applydr) them. Perhaps those, who attended her, uunilling to run the risk of offeuding, studied more to please and to indulge, than to instruct her, and in early life she wee left much to her own will. It is true, that some who were placed about her ' were both capable and desirdus of doing their dytj, but unfortunately this Was not till her habit, bed taken too deep root to he 'Tiered. Other perviiirillea' *tie was herself *Try sensible ;aid more than once' observed, that she believed people thought her eery odd, and sometimes used a harsher term. In the dispensation Of a portion of her large fortune, sue shotve.l 'mud; judgineet, and was careful not to iru posed upon re. misrepresentation.. Those who. :pnid her attention, or from wrioin the received any serviee, she rewarded witklibcrhlih. There newer was o'l:Aiwa t 6 use any thing like ululation with her, though she 'knew What *as due to' herself.. Many were the OccatiOne o6Whieliher benevolence was ai.o.yed, both iyy a pecuniary eay s , iiipt _aieu personal exeitihiei,' eat remarry 'disagreeable to r her, wi re required. These objects of her kindness "wife not limey's biainett•err but she would' not c(ttert them, till; by a repetition at con ic riffC . UCe, ttley leek' forfeited her fituour. She .Gay truly Biltgions heir- • self, and never conntonanced those wh6 sot ' canted air negketed the'thities of a word,'w.likt veer disadeentee'es re,mitrilfrom tlfe errors of lice rehicatien; iveri 4;isentitaily corrected by her' reliel ous ro'ait:eas Site never pied moth' at r tendon. and*** Mee eetiturrebly treglectbil particular.' Her Corkienwitou leer mialf . keted, bit r"onisible, and :away' p erfectly Men. Henrietta Luca Pultenee; Ceulitess.'o( Viscountess Pulteney, and Baroness of liarlon, in her own right, was married, in 1794, to Sir ray; no* Sir Joules Pulteney, by whom she had .issue. Her Ladyshi diel on the er.fdly, 1 5 08. Sheba* left to SIT tames Pulieney the conic, for his life, of ill At er personal amounting to near sitibitatireil thousand puutids. Afton , his decease, this immense propeet, is• clueathed to her coulee, who was the wire *Of Mr.'Marldieru. eon of the late akrehtriiiitop of 'Volt. 'that lily, the datighter of !Ocher:it' Suttee), was divorced 100111!C years ago from her has ie ' band; dial hied, during several years, principally tomtit Lefty Bath'i proteetion. Thu fortune is to duacend 1° bar •gliififregi by Mr. Mgelthaur. Sir John Johnston, the Earl of Derlingtott.'iind Sir. H. Smith', all inherit very considerable estate!). Hem Ladfehiii's ribtiains'irere interred in ihi went clois ters of Westmirister Alifitty, close to *eel of her. ' the tats Sir Wm./Fulton. . • - • . . NAkAL I,tftELLICEN( E. • Arrilrrot the !tardy truirtport* Ciotti Plytittittf:i fron t lon for the Ca p «. the. Guree, rtith tiott for .Arriti'ed the Casar , — 7 .4461 . 4 List Seaffewer Irslttezday; . orrifett ship, tit. Horn armed tiri, Itleo;ei : '%'clt9lo,er, Lit ilatret: view' ; and the Plover. from the Wpttrat(l: fro•r Sailed the iS'etia,:o -Plurals, of ati alttl the Queeta of the Westouni. This ,sty arrived the Resqtate 'gnu-.rig, Lieu/ letititit t stale;. • Sailed the Irnespite, of 74 quoit, Ceittaid Illockwowl ; itti.l the Bleettge,. of 74 guua, Cliptaitt Kerr, for l'ortatimittli. • TUE A RI; Y.' A General•Conrt-Martial has been beget Hike* Itaereeki on Lieutenant John I'axtou, or the aitollliegiuveut of feat; upon the following Charges, vie.. lit. " Fur unotfecte.like coudnef, to itbseating himself, without , lease,..frum the merthatrasaport, an or about tins silo Moireh lat. on hoard which *trip be was marred. with a detachment. of tic 434 }Lc:intent, consenting of eight see• jeanta, lito corporals, one druinnici, antl•etghq eitht pri vates, to eiultark on the 3,1 of the said month, to the prin. dies of rood order and military daseigthie. " For otonseictu-loke coidact, by trodemonring to tans. yr. a ith, and persuade, Curpotal AiUiatp Dixon, of the Due. I sou hi +fin ' oho was sent, un the 11th NI Lois, linos liaise. BoicraFkstuPievaiunihi by order u[ the Commandant, wit;, teen. official letter to him, ts return to his qitsriers et ffillea, to take -back the said letter, and say that be had not eo-ea nor could not find Mtn ; notwithstanding ho (Corporal. on) had at that time delivered the otfic ial letter ra question' into ha ownhawds. . mi. 4. For tuxitlicer.like and mageutletnally citiiinct, in quitting Hiked Barracks, for Hie porpivie 01 . enC.l,l....utiun, when. in debt to a poor widow-wow:at, saw his lodgings 11:35. id.; to the See Aratkirdharjel.it, at li.i .... 9 . for ti .e . postage of letters., tea. 71,4.; end to • soldier's wif.:. of she 434 ftegiaient, fur wanithw 1310. Ilitbm•Notwillistradiun, Lieutemaat Plixten, had roseisredrAneeled message,. fsoartbe Couiwaudaat, through the.G•sca.ain Adjutant, respeetiot the Widow Lewis's demand. esdribish Le declared be would pay, before beernbavked." • . ' • - i t . Vie Court haring found the 'sorer guilty of sal th e diorites exhibited doses* hie, tolipreihkin wheelie/tit:aft, which sestouce Igi• Matinoty dine . Adialotto otratiroi ; and the Connteder-le-Vaief ins Iterigbrc directed, Hist this foregoinx cliargen i , together *its tbo - veliteace of Has Court, shall he read at the bead of every registrar, and ca tered is the regosootal orderile.books. . . zr.=;..-i;,.....at' -- OM' TOL/I'Y. —..—. 01 ,-..-- GIJILDRt.:tt, Jp3fr pp. A woman, of revectaide Apr 11.74314. harped Jr Qm.'e'i! was put to the bee, charged with sleallitg, in.. ibe shop of Ms. • Haney, of Ludguto-bill, a printed silk scarf cloak. vales • seta shillings. - • 'Mimeo S tration, shopraan to Mt. tievey, stated, that the Prisoner, aerompiunrd bylaw:Mace ;vomit'', came main the shop lard eveuing, aed desircol 'tu be aimed suet vomiter pates, wide!, were laid livfoet them, end he wont to vim. . sense other cosivenvis , shortly after be woe biter:deo ea the Prigooer had :skulk the seorfilo question from :i shelf, mid put it into her bosom, where U was found, slid taken hum her, and she was delitere,d tutu the cnstody of tut otbcer. When called krj for, ?lei &fusee, she witted minds uf- . fretted, said she could not account the what proieptitel I= to • take Ole article is question, sad eokately erected, that 4. had hewer before attempted: or been charged with, a **biter °Vence. . Mr. Harvey said, the contrition the Prisoner hail abewe .• . • form the moment of her dewclaw, together with mbar he bad sieve learnt other private character aid connections, ' • indsceil him to wish to stop further proceedings. A Genttensan also here testimony to hi r suvrow, and said .. file*ai his housekeeper; be knew her confliction, to be„ very eispeatuble ; she had received a 'newt libtril eduration, ' and had been possessed-of cousideralik property. He *tart*? 4 . stated, that she could and hove committed the !menet other* 4 from a diesde to emit, it it was is her power to ehtaiii every, 2, lhibg abe wished in an himintrolde way; and that, had she • desire to steal, it was daily in her power to de sec, Li a colt*. i aiderahla eaten, in his house, where she was tritsterl with' r.eimaiticuor, Bud .to .11 bid) ire was deairous she e allowed to retorts. . • -Older these circumstances, the Sitting Midetrate, Al. i/ems* Ihreclt, won induced h o opoes her to bit discharged. i • DIVIDENDS PAYABLE. A' GUILDHALL,. 70•111011 ROW. R. . • lobo Dairy, Cl:reale-rand, Sliureditch. carpenter - td William Todd, Cross-lane, :it. Mary-hill, Loudon, and „, Banlbsidev '. S.llll Y • merc hant - Sarah Bull, Brewer-4nel,. Gohlendwinare, tallow. - cisand , Jar - - - - . ----- lb t Peter Pi -ridicule; Cheapside, Lot' o. atiastrMastbelltv i , awl 'Ffinuiria Bainbrplgs, liziorhartrvwearbooteloco Ito COAL MAitiigr- 1 4t411S 1111. • Ale Ott Market. • Ship* sold. Price. 37 ..' Neweastle - 31 . 3..floutierlan4,. •• 1 • sio.tltt. to' to:osk * 1..6t0a0 Oust ........ I ....., las: W. to Ott ad. k..Ciadris .. ;.. !...... o ....- —5..4.4. to ti Ode -- Plttellt ttl.' TtfOCK'N, ILSTFILDAY. ' .' a pee Caul. Goiloced ~.. ..... ...... 60144 •• 4 tat (lent. . ,.. asp,. Lung Auttuities . Imperial a per Can • 4 6i thuniiin Italia Ekon& I,ai horror RAW .... 4ll prays.. • • Litgl' h Lottery Tickets ....e11. sta. tuiiwissior T: 111sHi_Stack- NOWT, No. 4, Corstbilk'snd No sp, ettariag-ersion • _ • --.._ ' : . BIRTHS. • On Thersety last, at bis beast at Clietritcn, the lady of ,Aldernseo Atkiissol a son. At I r honee, is berbyihtrc, the Countess dr Manage, of •eosil tOrrTunkloy 140, at Oreettsern, the Hew, .E.broot Trii• ruld.jeous.of Oreyrughans, Dew cssistshop,' i third err. Obis. lobo ljporikl, of Slytowitah, Miaa Wilms. oily • douiltifi • of Hie Ibela, pMco • • , '''Js• •••• • DEATHS. • • us ON et its September Mat, at surat, Major. Wait. bootie HilflototmiAttilits Tianday afternoon, at her house le droorosootgooto, oi/Ittioy, jusagcr tikt;a to Ile bowagm Doelloos of ref et Pretheirniek,- Sees Stamford, Res. Wilkinson, inistotur .of *My 03Stion, ties subject to t i 00.44 4.0 I ) Pe ilriwo&r°'" °Wild bmr. ugh. AIM', 06 41ttto• H lOU ItATJI4I.O. Morning y 7 w Loh PI [4, Piarileebt 4:AV/um IR, RC fte old pad pliblimisMlPSlVoillb ssi .41J1001 414•011661 , Ora. AMA to 3 - aioirrak 4: 01461 :rya Ammon. 41C7 aumpro eiL .._ . . . - • • • ; r • - _ .rura;smourn, 4V0 11 .12‘ fik'ut .e liwOut!t ; the Aktteille. -Meth, Calif. of Good' I im•P:r—itied -.. act for Partupl...k . iad _ 1. roan or ear, fmal tver, 14r Mauti,s. P11.:"1101.ail-Doctc, apts it the I/Ortepiii hirrtl itr ed •!o•r e from Oat Downs ; Morris_ rig, with aconv . py gown Ikatkes; .tetrt, ' SViliinmst; _Martial gun- ; Lyra, or 16 , pas. .Cmpt.iie r -is Cop:.Brow*, I and 1.1k 7 MiAbser guu-brig, Itochfort. ueloo,) of war, for Portsougith; Is, Capt. Mtlthfc, on tt cruise; l'aringal, a .Poitygugse 74, t#