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noble wier, , cd ; ind and WPM Str )7SI .ud mud )rld, ,em- Antler ad Bud Library and lace, did ted, OCCIIPIOIIII, itrd ,ipeur is;io do ITPltee. .1P gei of the lashire, for a Mr. he mown ractired :hat iday tea- lb• • in.t but MS et "or - d" A. Lutd .opal but by IPII iyetit W 49 Ars , hro oro- .•ait mi • tFC - :; "11 of the Irish Lottery, sod Ticket* after- *"'twetF test. Wily AFT 12M77% LIK7V - T.11141 - 111" N - - At four o'clock their Lordships me t and the having take n the Woolen k, the Deputy Usher of the Slack Kntd anoottimed to their Lordships, that Dr. Sir H. 1141fus4. Bart. sod Dr. Willis. were in attendiume —Des. Hulloed and Willis were then called to the Bar, and nroru to give evidence hef,ire the Sel.ct Committee of their Lordships touching the stale of His Majesty's lieslth.—The House then adjourned until alluoday. 1-.4 44 a • ZEIN Is • I. 1. d, )5 ' 1 -3 ' a. CAMBRIDGE, Dt.c. 10. , raper • few weeks ago, we noticed (bit 1 ,4, rival terms) some soiree mid valuable ' which bad lately been presented by the Wallis, D. D. to Csnthridge University • st We can now particillarize them. mid t the Doctor has been l•tioured with the the kt f the University for the same.—They are • fallowing and p) A D es cription, io Folio, of Houghto Hall,n i Nor os gmficent Beat of Earl Cholm n omieley ; which . sf a variety of plates, exhibiting the plane, ele- * . w pm's, stair-eases, Artier, fee. of that noble lola ~oily calmed by the ingeimais Mr. Funrilrmier Lei/ called iu the Title page, whit h is also engraved and descriptive catalogue of the large am' b a ud collection of pictures, once its proud boast, ain to a a s ornament to the , country, but which wort --o, be George, Earl of Orford, to Catharine • Ufltn:sia, for es,r,nol. (a sum we should thmnl a te to their real value, lit least if the origine a pyes,berlWWalpole he take. aa the es iterion) ; tin each picture being marked agaiust it; and ' • sf Portraits by Houbrakeu, of the Founder St • .or s ipule, Earl of Orford. K. G. mid other Roy. Ca &mints Personage , . of hie time. —! a) A very large au •fia Folio French Atlas, with 99 coloured maps aui ff , icoeuptlif it 154111.11 of all the parts of the World re.. ' „drape a wok of great rarely aid value.—(3) Smith' , • gamey, s volumes quarto, the figure* coloured b -.4) Grove Hill, quarto, a Pet ie by the author u isd Antiquities, descriptive of the beauties of Dr. Lett . 1 fills at Camberwell, primed by Bensley, sad eta he with exquisitely fine engravings le wood by Ander s $, irustrate the poem—they are elegantly bound air • • (~,rendition —The ionic Gentleman gave to the Libra a „r lire eau, some small aud.que Paintings, found in th i vy pi Pompeii veer Naples, which are prommuced b . to se interesting and 'cuisine specimens of the arts( pcitAt ()late, mmd supposed to be upwards of :Imo rat 411. 011 _ 1 1. YOlertilly ing Simony, the State Rooms, an , nu a e ,inniesleaditig to them. in St. James's Palace •:r w e as usual extremely crowded; but we di 1 , ,t heat of any depredations latilig committee Ash ha. been the case on several former occesioir 111 • be the pickpockets, which have fern prevent,. td W tits altendsitce of SAYBII9, the Boe-stret fl e . eater, wow yesteeday kept a sharp look out to pet tea sic of the well-known pickpockets from •Titag .adisittsstit into the Palace. their appeal Wein diets being such as to deceive those olio d li sot loos them from persons of the higlieat respei tilebry. Lord ARDEN calla into weitin4 yestr•dm L:rd of the Bedchamber; and Sir Putr.t.t as Groom ; who, together with the Pig. received the crowded assemblage • pra...i of all racks and degrees, who resorted to tt :e Ma as inquire after the state of His Matitsvv • Mar, with the greatest politeness and atter It Tie Bulletins upon the state of His MadttilTir ka!th hare general!) been written by Dr. HEBEI INS, but on account of his being in London e I.• • v morning, fur the purpose of being , Cl • * before the Houses of Lord. and Common 4,„ hat oaring% Bulletin was written by Or. BAtLLt i Yesterday morning Her Mad..tirir and tt Mr PRINCES'S% heard divine service in Windsor Co • . They afterwards rode to Frogmore, and ri • d to the Comte at 2 o'clock. (Ia Saturday the Dukes of Yoga. Cumssi re To. and CAMBRIDGE, took the diversion 1 tuLin Windsor Forest. WINCMILaILA left town on Saturday more twit» 'Prat ft Bnrleigh, near Stamford. Tat Kugel Inn at Grantham, ire L.neolnahir to a rent-charge of forty. far enssitzsiusi dreirkeentss, on the i.equest of a :11 d) kenos, who looked ,4 up* that sin to be tl ikeftano.tall others." The Earl of WtsT,oRI.AND gave a grand di ins mai Friday, at Its house in tir esvenor.:q i:h it Doearas of GelittiCtal. the Marquis of ADS hi Oats, Lod and Lady Hiscntawaisosig„ Sir Er, STANDIsH, &C. &wild poor Niro. Ti rrewrwt love her life plosequelice of the alarm and fright she was thew leof Ito fy the Aut 4or of the malicious hoax practir se - won her, he will find it difficult to prove tt a killing is na Murder." Cot The Hon. CERRO& PoNsosav arrived on Friel is gi ilOrnillg at Mr. Peluso/uses house its Arlingte eua Meet. Lo.l HENRY FITZGERALD has left town for tl Li of SUFFOLK'S seat at Cheltenham. 1 st TO MIMI A. H. Its List to Ilse world! the wild quite Met to me' Le last all is thought . ...sated all that thought is ewe R. B G. !'sod Pact, METHUEN, Esq. and his Lady. are os gent tla Lady Mt LOSIST.at Dogmenfield Parks al 'ha isrtford• bridge. Otte. A drunken inan in a bases dress running again trstlealoo, the latter tamed angrily round. t the Src-iving his situation, merely said (,icing him ' , me lime a slight push) Come, roll along. ▪ C Lady Four presented her Lord with a son. pica t trlr• at it,s Lordship's seat, Whitley-Court, W ewer. hue. C GASEIII &DINARS !-1 he Duke of , nasband to Lady P. rote Lord I'. who I ) " it:res.—Lady C. C. (late W.) to be wife of Li Ca trite Lily P. promoted. r of told STANLLY has left town for the Oaks, I all of the Earl of DERBY. tax. i A paper was read la s t Thuraday at the Bo: ''""e' , Y, endeavouring to prose that the vital pr • sshr of the body did not depend on the head; tin illy a rigorous circulation might be curried on at( I Pa'r .1 hellos*, after decapitation. Sir Jost ' 4o :settetl to shake ht. head while tills paper Mln dy Bu B itICE was fond of comparing I usliiic with the body corporate ! to t'llsyDelay not till to-morrow what thou may , " has been a maxim ever since Noah , sow •°r• SWIFT, in his Advice to Servant* , nail etc:* over our pleasures; awl wh taPt mo'• uttaxitx once objected to joining in apm PO* r 3 i s - him, for laying out a little money i s In ! . Tleket. because ktr skip was not toe fal: Madam." says the Doctor, who loved pied "(lob o k it then without delay, for thecsover twat must I.e supported. whatever become. of t ec iniseta ar drui r• '• Thi. was two mouths before t ~ f of tfte Irish Lusty, and Ticket* arts li "thee tlarty pet Cent. LUCIE:, BONAPARTE. Lucien Bonaparte. with his family, and a suite consisting of 35 parsons, arrived on Tlitirtdriv at Plyntoutii, from Malta, on board tit.• frigate, Captain Warren, after m q:• ek passage of .24 dups. The ' , llse' was immerbieviy ordered into quarantine, and as soon as the needier should clea► up, a telegraphic message was to be sent to town, to announce the arrival of the•.e personages, stud to know the pleasure of Government as to their disposal. None of teem will be permitted to land till the quarantine is expired.—The Preside n t an. shored in the Sound ; but as it fresh. with a heavy swell, Lucien had requested the Port Ad miral to order her into smooth stater, on acuount of his Lady, who is extremely ill. and has been very much indisposed during the ...hide of the voyage. As soon as their arrival was known. kritoiral Colder dispatched s boat, with a supply of fresh provisions. (roils, &c.—Lucien its fine-looking man. He deem not tinderstand a word of English ; hut he seemed pleased with the attftstiati paid to him by the Port Admiral.—His family tonsists of Madame, five ehiidren, is Abbsi, who is their tutor. a Friar, Painter. and 2.3 domestics. SMITHFIELD CUM cerrLE SHOW. On satu►d tv Mr. hodler's Yerd in Gowen. street. wax vt,tterl by a large coticours- of thstin gitiOted Ag.teishoiriots, and preeticed Breeder. or Cattle, Fartarte. &e. and the evumimition of the very fine Show domain!, seemed to give ut.iver.el satiefeeti•tn. Among several noticesionek up in the Yard since Friday, was Lord Somerville', Vrizes for his Nlareh Show, rind nue aniiounein74 that the tir.t of Mr. Farey's Report so the Mineralogy, tie. of Der byshire. is now reidv for th- pre,. At the Anima Dinner, the Premiums will he publicly adjudged front the Chair, and the condi tions of the nest year's Pretninins announced. GUILDHALL Dec. is. An information was Is • e tune sto filed by cer. tain inhabitants of Si. Paul's Church-yar:l the Masters of the Stage-coaches, which are in ;in use of be drawn up there, lie. area the rrood, of their arrival and departure, as tieing contrary to the Act of George IL for pft venting oh...tertian* in the streetsor London, or the remaining there for any period beyond that tieces.ary for the °mom. modation of the public, is Kuottg and coming, un less in the stand* for coaches regularly authorised. —This day. Mr. Alderman S.: , .uiey, cooformilbly t 3 an opinion of the lteemiler, decreed that the Oa ring of coaches in St. Panl's Church-hard was in e'+otra• ention of this Art, and awarded mitigated penalties against the persooseomulained of. Tootles Muss. El. of Taney -street. in the county of Middlesex. is reword to in Piaha meat for the Borough of Y.irinouth, in the room of Lord Viseonot VATANTIA. who bee accepted the ChilternHundreds.—(Geseffe.) Mr. Hymns, Purser of the Coverlets:. is op pointed tu t it Scarf/mm/4h • Mr. NIACFAIILANE, to the Couragetir; 11r. hiacke. Purraer of the to the Shady; Mr. GILIteIT, to the The Ahgk, Capt. Writ.te, with her convoy for Portugal and the Me literranean (after having been drieen back toner), aided from Falmouth on Tues day. Capt. C. AVarson, of the Ihriphic is promoted to the rank of a Post Captain; Lieut. R. W. Si*. novo% to the Aferria gun-prig. Friday three lint young fellows, Midshipmen. who [wide their escape from Verdiiii on the 13. h ult. arrive d nt Sown in good health. 'Fhey arre only sees n days and a half in walking from Ver dun to Rotterdam * travelling day and might. Most older/ English in different parts of France, were, by new orders from NAPOLEON, collecting and marching to Verdun,wbere their confinement a now more strict than formerly. The number of French prisoners which the hu manity of the British Government is sending back to their own country is inneh greater than might be imagined. There are 150 n ...t ar red from the d e p o t at Forton only. The depo. at Portcheater, the pri son-shipa at Portsmouth, Plymouth, and the various other depots iii the kiogilom, will, no doubt, pro duce • great number mitre ; far all that me old, decrepid, and of infirm constitution, are indi•cri minutely the objects of this humane and liberal TROOPS 0‘ ItOalt:11 Lie 11(;;;;;. t 1110g•, ;Seriessts,l a - tut Gig of the thffereut ' , guise sta. TIVI4Pri Tilt CUT LO I Msas►-Geaerd, I 11.a.useavat-Coloncl, 4 Captaiss, Lieuteureto, 1 Svorgam. 16 ferjewm., s 4 troops. orricra%)weaviwNo .% - ott nL ritsius Las. 111;;;;4:;;;.WSii;tesit; Lista -Cek.w..l Meititit; Captains Ruches and Blake, silk Fat; Lieutenant, Kelly, Dasits, Disks, Ferris ; Brouttiltask, ditto; Westlitrall, ; P=ie, Qua; Presstk, ; Surinam Featnerstos ; wigs sant %CT 01' • LAWN* F• 011 ON sn*•o TIC IFOO• _ IIIIIOT•111T. DAVID 1110 JANEIRO. OCT. 3. w We sail to-taravniw, if the wind will allow, foe the River Plate, The natives are determined to declare their independence. Hamra Ayr's van produre • multitude of soldiers, but not more than 10.000 muskets, end very little awesome°. Monte Video has two frigates, three sloop., and a few gun-brigs, bat scarcely any powder or shot.— You have no doubt heard Lt Stens has been tried by the Junta, and shot : he behaved with much drabness. and hod eve h4lle iu hurl when he ex pired—his sons were impli-onerl at 'Amor Video ist.en our last dispatches arrived fro:u thence. — Tile Admiral (Us Coneco) is going there in the Porterpist. We are tiliinZ in hullo' ke, and hope to ticsompouy him if possible in • sitol space." vovirr or sumU 4CII, bcc 2,- THIS TURF. MEMIVIIIMS •LtYr. Tliie was mu action Ifroo4ht to 'peavey the aril sixty guineas. •on by die horse at %to( kton ruets. Mr. PARKE stated the case. The Plaintiffs e Surgeon and Apoilsecery, formed: , of London, but h,,ve rehtdent in Yorkehtte end the Defendant Clerk of the Stockton Cutor.e.—els e Plunittli raver' a horse fur a sweepstakes of twenty guinea* each. la be ruts fur at th.. StOrktoo Races its May last.—Tlie rule of the Course woo, that no horse *humid he entered after the 31st of .I.reh. The Plaintiff's was entered on that day ; hot in two days after. a Mr. Hu:cliiiisois was permitted by the Definsilaut. who nu Clerk of the Coors.., to enter a bows.. The oa2intil subscribers were Sir H. Vane Teonnest, a Mr. Buret, one of the Stewards, and the Pt.dtittit—.lor IL Vane withdrew his horse before the day of /11311111Ig, and forfeited his sub ocription.—.-The Prlsisitiff and the other selreribers. am soot as they heard of Mr. Ilutchiiison's entering. protested against it. At the rave. Mr. Ihstchiii. eon's horse cone it, first. the Pleintiff's seeend..—. The Steward. refused to let Mr. Hutchinson's jot. k.'y be weighed at the end of the course. thoubslt they had suif•rerf him to be weighed at the cons. ineucement. The Stewards declared the Plaintiff's horse to be the wissuer. Bet the D.lferolant'a instant paid, by his order, the Sweepstakes, ansountiog to Piety guinea.. to Mr. fluidal's ' son. The action wee brought to recover this sus. Witnesses were called, who wowed the poisseipsl frets. Mr. Scantcre, on the part of the Defendant, in a bisotorrous address; depiored the inirhility of bit nag to keep pare with the steed% of tot oppo neat (Mr. Parke), she. mot only hail the start of Ilion to the race, but had a 1.., booted two horses to run it ; tr•isitig loth to the merits of the case, sad to the decision of the arbiiratore. Ile trusted, boweter, that, miler sock auspices as tin oe of the &cored of the Course where the uteri , s of the ease were now to be tied (Lord Ellenliorough). thought* (11r. Searktt) could not pretetid to com pete with his frieud (Mr. Parke), it would be here elesnislited that as the Steward.* of Stockton Race; ground were not of opinion that the race ought to be to the swifr, having preferred the Plaintiff, who was the slower ricer ; so nether, where Ins Lord. ship presided, wan the bottle to the strung, but to him who had justice rot his aide.—Mr. Scarlet( thea. took two points : first, that the Stewards, by allow ing as Mr. Ws horse to be advertised es one of those which Vl vre to rim, sanctioned bit re• ception ; and. secondly, that the sum fur which the Plaisttiffs horse r was in nict only forty gui nea!, twehty of the bix'y being his own. Whereas the Act of 13th (.Co. li. declare*, that all racer run for lets tildes .501. are illegal. Lord ELLEettoatruatt raid s that en the merits the stewards had a right to d►cide, and that their ■ward roust he final. as in ether ea.e of arbitration, unless partiality or fraud were proved against them. On the point of illegality, the SUM run for was dearly the whole stun in the purse, which was lint the property of oily per/nn 01 the deci•inn of 'he racy. The stun was full do guineos.—Verdict 'or the Plaintiff, sixty guinea.. A redemption of the Apothecary-General's Patent for the supply of medicine, &c. to the array, it is said, will shortly take place; and that henceforth all metlic.l supplies so the reiuments err to he fur nished from Apothecaiies'-hall. Thi. Company already supplied medicines to the N a iry, to the a - drnter. and to the East India Company. The Frierathir. SHAW, wosio fruit from B'. Mi chael's, i n was towed into Fortso:m.li on Sitiirday by a lalotAXl•4 with the loss of all her Mr. Wittaor,M4qter, Rigger of Plymouth Dock Yard. sirpostutrfl Bnistsw-iii of Sheeraesq Dock :turd; and Mr. Sut.t.tvaa. of the Sheer-hulk at Falmouth. is iippaitite.l Alabter Rigger at Ply mouth. to consequence of en application from the Hon. Captain lase. of His Majestv's *hip "barrio, to the COlT.ll`sootwrs of the Transport Board, stating the {fund conduct of PIERRE A I.LX N DitE M R. RA Ul" to the crew, of polar English ersseis which tell into his hands whilst he commanded the Charles ship privateer, of Bourileaux (thace taken by the ototelia), he his been allowed to return to France nu his parole. and the other officers of the Charles are put on their parole in England. . . . The Seheed, Alaimo's, frOrn Cnwes. for Sunder land: the Isabella. CLAIM. from Portsmouth. for L-ith and the Governor Gore. of about .010 tons— ure taken and earned into Calats. A recent American Faiier contains the following Notice to Mariners :—•• There is au error in the Enropeen Charts relative to Cape Frio. It is laid down as being in the latitude of 22. 33. ; but it is. in fact. in i 3 ; this error ought to be 'edified, fur by thou chart, most of our v,ar+els *Attie eiuhayed —it being necessary to make Cape Erie before we can get up to Rio Janeiro." Chip► rein*ining wind-hnntarl at Portsmouth Naiad, Captain ihn, and West Inds Conroy; Antelope, Captain Carpenter, and Mediterrawean rinsvay ; ;in stead of the Galatea), flea. Captain Irby, and Purina' roaring ; Stately, Captaia Dicta.., tee Cadiz; Africa, Captain Bastard, for Haifa* ; Croce*. Captalla with dispatches for die Meditemuseas ; Harpy, Captain ATourt, with dispitelses for the Criss of Good Hope ; Sa turn, Captain Cnisiberlann, fur Pit mouth ; sad the Lavinia, Captain Garth, wit► dispatches for Cade. The :St. SO. Cant. 1414., is otilereel le Parts.nnuth. Gunk ell the Srtieltit. to be docked. 'l'be Goobriam. for Bmub..y, has put bark again to I•ortsinouth, hattug sestanK her mitits.top The captors of Ambnyns will divt.ie, we under stood, no less than 300,04)01. the proceeds of 67 va luable vessel,. Government stores. and spices. ta ken at that settlement. The esteem of the spices is stated to be e 02,000 p. ds weight of cloves. yo.ono nottriegs, and 57. 0 40 t f mace. strong cansass has ftiremsly vititmeoired for Mawignineryshire, iu vapprirt of •he respective Oa , ' perneuit interests of the Eal of Powas sod Sit W. W. Wyss'. 'reveal-six deserters from different regiments were, on Saturday, marched under a stroog escort tato the Sinai! preso.a. 00 Ttatr , tav evenine averittiris e.ede f or aaaoi s. at fg to 4,111 • sot es n wadi.• honer in White-II -rt Ts. d. fionlidrieys a pa. iy aeon alootaii LeA lo the to•oise. Th. y tilted the mesas ein.sisied nitpicks% beta wb• bad beef fatting out anv , .; .Iwitits , ers, ni.e.itaeila insulted ibis latisborsteud lioney The 0r.... ittlecetied in restoring nod., aalwevo .4,0 t to leave the house, when Ilansphress heard a v(4 , 1 il/14 thieves, tido. ke. he immediately went to twat, 1.414 1.tie..1 a smitten. to in the wasp at the hue& door tri the .4; lin 'the:ci s ., in Catinsitue.strvet„ who had iwtscil, moil was detsiai.,K • ii Le liaJ just se. cured. Humphreys (e.i noire nen the ' fill over a 11.1, hut on his If, hi o . ie st e d in grey. int the .11 , 11 ; and hooding un4hrr np.ml hat on the spot, ti e doii:.• our entertained 'Lai some oilier priaou was ilia p. ~mO. s. Lights and iii v.• %MI Aut. aced, and at. tire search fur • conaidvibl e length of tour, ttn i nptp.•ye diavover:d a man conceit!. it is a rornor, kr the at ige, to •kirli Le must have druppvtl Is. , tweeti the joists about twelve fret. They were both conveyer/ to the shove (Ace, and nibble. went on rititnsinati.m ; wit. u it appeared that he for it os e s of the Minor Theatre belonged to a geatlentan of the oaate o f Fos, who deals very largerly iu and keeps lb. as there, who frequently discosered drat honks wen• stolen. lost count nut di...over the robbers or the weans they tor of ale grin admittance. Oa Thor:why night be determiswil to watch on the premises, when he beard a noise, and oscur r d • mass se above described. Tbe other man to u k th e * hwy, and concealed himself under the stake. The bag which Humphreys fell ',tier, proved to be filled with vainsaile hods, which the loan was its the act of carry nig oft. Both Ike pet. SWIM Were identified to love been fwuterly entp4syed in the Theatre, end it is supposed they h lA provided themselves with the keys of the premises, On Saturday a search-war. rant was obtained, to consequence of Mr. Fox snspectfeg woe of Vie books stolen to be aces old Iron situp in the. aeirtlitiourbood. The house teas searched, het not any et the books wire found The nester of the atinp, booster, confes.ed, th it be had purebaned books of the prisoners. the Covers of n‘wl s were Joss ofr, awl lea ashy cowidessf 4 11 . 1 w as waste paper, for which be gave id. a pound. ad DIM them to • clietsemore,:er for ad. Au an lovratiVltioll before the Mepclrales, hulls prices be;n7 fair one., neithfre of the parti.s wire detained, bat the old 'rod shop man worawd return the notary is the Claalarai"gfTillali Mi. rex bad Ids beaks WI. %pi di. CoRIK £ rra 11VIdEST. L:1111.1.-0 tear h:111 Sri ‘gatardaialt”oos, at the ortgeof the Son lila Apple Tree, in *Lite tla lard. by ANTRONT Esq. on the Irwltt *of 'Ammon nod Amy As. Moon In .1,, wl.e were kt.ted en Vi Wet eveuint by tbothin. log is of 11w .n staich the r,u la.l, is Whitt listrt-yest. Georg,. Marri..tt, of No. a, 14 I.”te Hart-lard, Genf, float shoat sit rietork an Finlay everiog hew.] a Brat croak, sod futiod that part of s,e bonne had fetich to fist grourtd.w.. It was oceapied by Ft re. Grant, who let out the upper pin several teireta.l.ta, aerometer's, *loch were weft the (.nand f1.0.n. One wan and a h..y were take. 40 and stunt in usat.l, ehlelly on the legs. The skwarased lieu .irutisnn and his wife were out found—they were biOL dead part of two helms winch lay over thorn were sawed ers estivate tltens : there were aeweral beams about their heads. Or. Staten, turtle ntrand, wan iwnwedoutely called Is, who swamiued the bodie-, awl found timed lifeless. Verdict—Auricle:eel 17R ES. A bet l,rnkt out lest week at tengl”' Part, Norfolk, is seat of Str 'floors Yroetor,, Which wet not cut rider estil tlhe &vulture riser Lailyskija alter.res•tovatwar roe* creamed. On l'iles‘his mornlsq, shout lone o'clock, Is ilre broke eat at Mob Hnll, Essex, the sest d Moil:Igoe Vursug nr , Esii, otsioz tu the bark of • fire.pliee nut being prer•cety seenved. The Coolly seas happily winikenssi h, tbe smoke, os lisle tio save themselves front the &ors, it inch destroyed ton room% and srusild 14 u have re.loetsl the house to rights, if the is. habitants of t h e a4joinii:s tow,, of HArluti had sot bruailit tlin Are c.itues m a shout lime after the smoke was Meow semi. Hy their active exertions the premises were owed. witkuot any hos, entept elestruetion of Hoot too moms, some small juju., tu Ilia mac and foesitsre, Nowa% matt paintings of Om rinses. irla . s.is owe tiasasgsd , lo tba smoke. The Hon. Rosette &Sleigh, sea of Earl faerms CFR, having sewed his time ea Midshipman in the Tigre, is now made Lieutenant. A Portuguese prisoner, confiurd on hoard the Sam Yridro, at Piyinduth (having been t•k -it in a French ship). entered last week into the English service. This circumstance in irritated an who stood by him, that he instantly plunged his knife to the handle in the man's bosom, and on the Portuguese starting round, he plunged it in the. same manner into his ban k. The Italian then ew. &avowed to deaorny himself, but was prevunt,d ; and when in custody, he endeavoured to dicta him. self by swallowing a hill crown an.l some cloth ! Me.srs. U. U. DALY. PRIMDS:RaaiTo Hasiu vu and IIAr;MIGI.L. Iri-1111rtub?rgoailed omDub'ta uu Sunday &e'linight in the evening, in order to attend in their places on Thursday last ; but when Drafty in sight of the Welsh coast. the mast of the packet (.limitrae) cracked from the pressute of the wind. sod Capt. GODDARD deemed it etr e,lieut ton e.um to U,nblin, where they Idocieul afar: nearly forty hours' tossing about. 'Chey embarked again ou Tuesday night, and arrived at Ilulybead the tallow. iug evening. • Oae of tie New liondwreet lewagera was aerFn day rtetrowl tu siccing a penny buns front the bitop of Mr. Ramey. the corner of Old Hord-etet—t and PicradtUi. At the cry of " S'Arp it•iet . „" the whole neighbourhood were thrown into the utinno. confusion. He was pummel and taken in Burling ton Oardeaa—he got off with a drench under the pump. . . It to a ologiolar cirennirtance. that the parr of the qsiartern loaf to Leaden' Afield be Is. 3d. whit- the price at Birmingham is only Is. lid. mad thouhh see of the principal ea etrlrshm•nts sends he agent to purchase grans at Mark-lane. and has elm I. pay the carriage from Leedom to Birmisaghsna. yet. in spite of thus expense. it is eoabltd ts sett tiles treader* t..f so much Woo the London baketr. How ens this be accounted for ? It is, we understand. its contemplation to avont.. lish a curs market d Dststior. It is well known th.et. Edinburgh is supplied with bread chiefly from (Jr rich agricultural county of East Lothian. the corn of 14 la t h is brewed to ington market. A I erge district. however. oft i r d4 y i remarkable fertility, in the east of the county, is at a great (balance from flotlrlongton ; and after the grain reaches that place, it must be conveyed to Edinburgh by a long land carriage. which snstrrially ii-nhances its price.— Dauber, on the contrary, would not only be nearer. but would afford the importapt advantage of trio. vernier by ern. It forms part of the plan, that ■ sufficient number of smacks should be ready to sail on the marker day. taking in any quantity hewcree The bikers are said to calculate-, that It,. a plan might enable them to reduce the price of bread Me peony per quarteru loaf. •