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y . . - -'-, - 3.. • ~-. Ki.-.... P i ' '-` • ....1 14 4 4 . C.... r itrY.er. Vo ‘ .. li" . • 4 4,1,4, ROIAL FAIIILI7. Yeetetday morning, His Ma.rarre, and Princess SOPMI A s atiernapanied by Lady CAROLINE W A LDS °RATA Generals Gwen RE and Furzaov, Count t'tluserrrN, Hurl C.J. Ter Loa, mit! in Wiis3,,nr I..ireat ?ark, and returned I 2 o'clock to the Pa lmer. The Queen, Princesses A "IGUST A. ELIZA tiETli, ANC:LIA, ainl ‘lAitY, took an •tiring to Frogonore 4(alge, Jed walked in the gardens, and renhuned there tilt near three Walla*. The EINY• Cow,! to London this day. to hold I , lli.iie Levee tnd Privy Couucil at the Queen's !Ara ChaMerlain's ()(lice, &fay 16. inn!). Ottiere fur the Court's going into mourning on Runilay unit the lint Walnut, for fun, days, for the bite Duke of Brvern, wiz. Tlie I-admit* wear black Pak or velvet, rolourrd oilikons, .fans and tipprts, or plant white, or white and 41.1.1, or wlyte ‘aste.i!ver alma, with black ribbons. Tbc Gcattelll CU to tar black curls, and black or pl‘isr wbite and 'gold, ur white and silver ►tud' waistcoats, fell . 'trimmed, ebb:aired swords sod buckle-R. Colonel and Mr. , . Hi *t gate a grand din ner oil Sunday, at their Howie iu Pcirtui4l,-mpure, Lord Barnard, Lady Lowira Vas*, stir Mart tlykea, the Hon. Ills. Gus Me. Mr.. aud ILss Eg•ertun, Mr. Silver- Iwo, Mr. Abs. and Miss Law, Mr. Tlnnur, Mr. %Von. CUIV•4' gr. and Mrs. Wentworth, Mr. and Mrs. Wawa, Its. T. Niter, and Mr. Watts. They gat; windier grate"! Dinner yesterday, to The nut of Dartiagton, Mr. and Lady Caroline 'Wortley, Sir Edward sad Lady Suaili, Sir William aad Lady Illaeket, ?Ir. and Mrs. DiEreombe Shunt), Mr. and Mrs. Breadths', Mr. W. Grey, Mr. F. lasibtua, aad Mr. W. Vane. They %111 give uitother gland dipper on Stitur &ay. ,tmottg,t the (vat pany expected ere— Earl Perry, Coo:fires of Gu.d.orJ, Earl and COIIIIIIMS Fmrl Limerick, Lady M. Aeh,t.tou, Lord Sallown, Lord Lialsay, Sir H. and Lady L. Hamilton, Sir K. and Lady 31:11xicike, sad Miss DUUC4O. The Colititeba' of JElticY left town, yeaterdsy, for Our& ly Park. The Marchioness or fIEADIFORT gave s ,rand tout on Monday night, at sheilionso an street; May-fair. It kin attended by the iirincipat Nobility in town. Toe Marquis of iltrra's hOuse in South Andley street is preparing for the reception of his Lord ship and family, who are expected in town in is fortnight, loons Scotland, after an absence of two years. The spoiled cravats worn by the Beaux, and the spoiled dresses worn by the Belles, are called Mrs. Cliirke's eyes. Loral F4,LEY gave a grand dinner, yesterday. to a large !Arty of Nobility, at h;:i house in Berke ley-square. The Earl nod Countess of DARNL►:Y gave a grand dinner, on Monday. at their bowie in 'Berke ley-squire, to an elegant assemblage of Nobility. M►s. FITZRIMISRT has announced a grand rout for the 9th of June, at her house iu Tyliley-street. The Comdr., of Eissals party, on :Monday alight, arm -attended by a numerous assemblage of _ AL one of the late public meetings to vote thanks to Cul. Wattot a. au orator auserted with great energy io defroce of Mrs. Ci. tt►g, that whatever her lute indiscretion* tinny have been she wus cer tainly once a pore virgin. Amoilpt the Nobility who graced the boxes at the Opera last night were :—Prince awl Princess CAIITELCIGAI.•; Mardliowtraes of We LLIALCY. HICADFORT, LARD.DOwN L. Dowaseiaz. sad BATA. Mr. HENRY Jouitistou is playing Orme, the st:::1 nun, with great eclat at the Limerick Theatre. Mrs. STEPSigN KENISI.R Isasolitained great pr i.e at Carlisle by her performance of Belvidere to Mr. BETTERTON'S Pierre. The latter is gone to open the Dumfries Theatre. TURNURELLI has finished a bast of Colonel WARDLE. He is also employed upon one of Mrs. CL•IIILE. Mr. Pomposity will give a grand dinner on Sa turday, at his house in Arlington-street. The Couatess Dowager of STENGER is expected in town next week from ST. ALB iNs. The PORTSJOURSE AIIMASS•DOR intends to en liven the Fashionable NVoild in the course of next week with a grand music party, at his house in South Andley-street. The Marriage of the Hon. Mr. LAMBS, son of Viscount MGIABOURT4S, to Miss Le Jenne, a ward of the Duke of DEvonsnier, is expected to take place at Devonshire Home this day ; a special li cence having been obtained by Viscount MEV. notions from the Archbishop of CANTILRBUILY for that purpose. After the ceremony, the happy pair Rill net otf fty; B...wket !Lill, in liertfordshire, the seat of VIICOIIIIt NIELIWURNF, to spend the honey moon. The Noble Viscount and Viscountess will follow them the latter end of the week. Mrs. 13111.1.1NGT00, Mr. NALCO!, and Mr. Ba*. u A M'S Fourth Concert took place on Monday night. The seiectioa was, as usuLi, geni a l and The Rooms were rung brilliantly lighted, and (Iser e .s -d with an rie , tant company ; amongst whom %. -re his Royal big/mews the Duke of Sussex, Earl and Countess of &AIM/ROUGH, &r. Mr. lAsrost, that truly comic performer, whose every look and gesture are purely comic. plays the tragic. part of Octavian, in The Monritaiveers, for hie own benefit, this night, ut the Haymarket Theatre. The public, however, must not consider t:iis a rash attempt of a novel nature, Mr. lAs- TO a made his debut upon the same stage, as a Tra ge,liaa, anti fur several embolus tilled the principal tragic parts with great success, at the Newcastle Theatre. A very interesting romance, we understand, iv forthcoming' from the ;am of SOPHIA Faafrotv. entitled, Angelo Guieciardini, or The Alpine Ban dit. A new Novel will also shortly appear, called The Voltaic Rosiniere. the production of a lady Aeli kno•nr in the siitei. kingdom. It is. we be lieve, dedicated. by peraii3sioo, to the Countess of Lotto:Peositar. THE SdINTES. 17i. &dates. or 411 Jo/aft Islands, wbere the L'Orieid squadron had sought refuge, ere sn ditoomi nated, He having been discovered no holy dayy by the Spatodrils, are three sm:• 1 islands, situated to the south-east of Gunildt,dape. The roost westerly of them in called Terra de Bar, or the Lela snit, the most easterly. Terra de flaw, or the MO Island. The third, which lies exactly io the middle, between the other two, seems to Ise nothing more than a large Lure's rock. but is of use in assisting to form a very pod har bour. The iclemi of Terra de Bas is about three leagues in circumference, but the other is larger. These ishisids• have constantly a fresh breeze, let the wind blow from what quarter it tray.; and on the Terra de Bas is n 'loot wooden church, with two very convenient creeks, both for anchorage sad landing. They arc about two leagues distance from Guadeloupe, and bye from Marie Calmar. GENERA COURT-.II.IIITI4L—Sia6 Dem. CHELSEA COLLEGE, TussoAY, May IS. The Conri•again assembled, and proceeded in the examination of evidence in support of the de fence of Capt. COCIIIRANE. The principal part of the morning was occupied in hearing the evidence of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. His Royal - Highness came into Conn about t4even, dressed in his full uniform, as Colonel of the 13th Light Dragoons. The Piesi•lentoind all the Meus• hers of the Court rase to receive him. A chair test given him, but his Royal highness stood while he gave his testimony , lie delivered it in a mita' dists.tct, and emphatical manlier; end he spoke in very high terms of approbatimsuf the uni formly zealous conduct of Captain Ordinate. It is expected the defence will close to-morrow ; alter which a few days will probably be given to the Pro secutor, to prepare his reply. The Court was ex cessively crowded, particularly while His Royal Highness was present. THE LATE FINE AT BILLINGSGATE. MIL EC ITOII-•-As a constant reader of your Pa per, 1 beg tesgive roa the following particulars of the late tire, of whi•it I was an eye witness from the counitesseement, till 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. A large quantity of turpentilie that lay on ;al pt.'s.qui t y, owing to the hem of the weather, had leaked eumidrrahly , and it - is supposed that the. watchman was gatherin.; it up in • tin pot for his own use, when a spark from his lanthont set fire to that oil the groulid which instantly communicated to the ca.k.—Aware of the danger, he called some other watchman mad Customhouse officers to assist him in rolling it into the Thames it being low water; loathe cask burst, and the liquid fire ran slow. the shore sod spread to the small craft that lay there aground. The flames merle rapid progress on the quays, cud men communicated to the ware hoes.. of Messer% vin eit Co. anti from them to Yates's & Co. while the sheds under which good. am shipped or Nude I took Pre, and it sprehd to the Deal vessels of about 70 touts hurtheu that cane in the preceding tide, awl from theme to the Hull trader whose Captain was on board mid just going to hed. "Ike Britamtia. Margate/4w, lay ing close to her soon cau:ht lire. tnget with. moo ther trader, and a -mall Dutch brig. Maimd' the fire raged very furiously, groat part of the Hull vessel and cargo might have been saved at the next tide, had she been scuttled ; but being a lae4e brig of 250 tons and upwards, and tarrying sae gnus ; some persons spread a report that too of her guns were boded, and that she had a colt-i -disable quantity of powder on board, which had the effect of entirtly preventing any assistance be ing given either to her or the other ceases. the wiple fearing an explosion. She continued to Intro very fu rionsly till the tide began to make in the afternoon, when having previously had a large hole cut in her bow, what remained tilled with the tide. Site bad on board 14i toas of raisins and fir, four or live tons of cheese, and one hogshead of hams hamming to Messrs. Shipp arid Co. of Snow hill ; 15 tons of iron shot, a tittautitY of ensile, a mealier of crates of earthenware, some hogslitials of whitening, soul considerable other property dry goods. The Deal vessel was laden with wine, spirits, and a considerable quantity cf ironmon gery, such as scythe., ice. The warehouses of Elvers alone mutative!. beside other property to a great amount, 10,000 Jobs of butter. great quantities of bacon and cheese. In the cellar of the warehouse upon Ralph's-quay there were be longing to the (.ro.vn a great quantity of over proof seized spirits, which at one o'clock yesterday were not the least damaged; but there being 110 person present to give directions, the whole (with the exception of nue piece of Henault, was either destroyed or buried in the ruins, two dosen might have been saved had the firemen not been ex hausted for want of sustenance; haviag been there all the preceding night. The Loudon Assurance engines did not throw less, in the course of the tide, than 400 tons of water. Gis its being represented to Collluniviiener Row, of the Customs, he sent a fresh supply of men to the engine. The only accidents that happened were those ineutioned in your palter of yesterday, though the firemen were much impeded by a number of bags that came by water. Greet quantities of the grease were picked up at Greenwich, floating down the Thames, and the river was covered with boats all day. Messrs. Banes and Co. saved upward. of -20 tons of cheese out of the lower warehouses, after the whole stark was on fire. 1 am, Sir, &c. FACTO. P.S. The whole of the stack of warehouses be longing to Government. I understand. are un insured; the property is principally insured iu the Globe and Imperial. Yesterday a person applied to the Alien Office for a passport a. a neutral. The clerks to the office haviii4 some soispiesuii, he not giviter a pro per recount of himself. advised with the heady o f the department—on exa tttttt ation lie proved to be a French prisoner who Kid broken from his parole. His apartments were searched, Ind several letters in foreign !magyar, were found. 141 close custody. nierrairox, Mas 15, 1509. • rie continued fine weather, since thecommenee. nsent of the present month, Ims_put this place and lone of coast in a state of pleasural.de hustle anti gaiety ; and 'nutty /wont cooriers have arrived within these few days, fiir the purplrz.e of aeleCtitig apartments and !Weirs fur lA:Mlles. Though the Doke and Dui:ltess of BEnroit q q, have left their maission.lemse, on the West Cliff; for the metropolis.their lovely children still remain, for the benefit of the air, occupying a house in Artillery-place; where the Earl of CIIICHEif ILL who has been indisposed, also resides, as f ring, well situated for its contiguity to the baths, and the sa lubrious breezes of the ocean. At eight o'clock on last Wednesday mornin4, the South Gloucester Militia marcb'•d from their parade to the Beacon-hill, for inspection by Gene ral iiOVSTON. The fineness of the day drew a great number of fashionables to the spot, to witness the 'military spectacle, which passed off without any accident, and to the satisfaction of the Genefal, as well as to the gratification of ail who beheld it. OXFORD, SATuaDAx. Mar 13. Wednesday last. t h e folloring Gentlemen were admitted to degrees:— Bacogtom lx DIVINITY :—Re,. James Koullis, of lammls College. MATTI as or itTs :—RN. ttilliate Niehohom, of Queen's College ; Rev. John Ward, of %Vitalism College. BAcis 'moss or ARTS—Mr. Wm. Salmon, of 31sidelen Hall; Mr. Wm. Thom.. Shute, of Mel College; Mr. I iea ry Arthur Atkinson, of Queen's College ; Mr. Joseph 15 . hit sker, of 4.4 //et lei College; Mr. John Templer, of Exeter ; Wm. Wordswoith, of 11.1reuttl Cr!lrge; Mr. Abrasio Jotm Airy, of Pembroke College; 3lr. Fraocis Vickery, of I.' nisei toy College. The mune* of %item candidates who. at the close of the puir6c examination thus term, were admitted by the e *miners into the first and second 'classes of Literx Hassaniores Matkemeatieee et Phyviece remise( ravel y, according to the alphabe tic:ll arrangement prescribed by the statute, stand us follows: II the First Chess of Liter. Ifitmenioret— Edward Cardwell, Ruben Garden, sad Somme! Ilan, of Brew:now College . _ _ to First Class of Direlylimo, Alatheittaticce et Mt/sleet.— Ric Lards, of Quaea's Culkire. In the Second Class of ifis. Math. et Phyt.— ( . 11**n Cora•csi Camesrait—WiNiiiu lirudeo:•11 Itartrr, limey Bowyer, Thomas E) kr, Henry Lanni!, John Mgr kie, Thawing' itscdolpb, Leiesor Venableis Vernon, William &itstoek,Jrr•ph Cuwy , Tilwass Leekc, Hnicad Richards, Fent, rick Ricketts. linves Cor.t.gos..-Santrael Amon, William Camp lin, 'thumbs Wright. 11.41.10 L COLLIGr-.George Hahne, Charles Daymin, George ilitiont, Fr.n.tis Heury 'fburuns, Harry Farr Yeat- Irian. °Rill. COLLP.CE—Edward MOWN Benjamin Kennicot, William Thomas Shure. BR•ZENOnE Cereccnt -.-Hon. James Somers Coda, Fleury Liddell, William Amino, Karnali Prescott. UNI V tRYiT• Cot.rci:a—Nathaniel Claytea. AG D• LC COL ti.f. E—Charles 'Eddy, Joseph Laney Hills, Edward Scols.:4 Thomas Valeutine. Quirts's Chrt.etoc--John Ektcher, George Porter, Hen ry Arthur Atkisson. PIN Coga.r.ax—Atoraliam Jobs Ve:py. WoßcErraa CoLt.cos—Jolin Moore. WAnnwrit Com.sos—William Whitc, Richard Newman, Thumbs Prime. Ur. Eo:41; II a's HLLL—Carsetacos Glascon, Julio Hilt. la the Summit Chem of Ills. Math. et f'Ar►a— CORIIr Brudencll Barter, Frederick Lichens. • IsZENOS I COLLrGl —Edward • Y L LCCI C—H1111) Turner Dry.k.A. CA go CoLura t—Geusge Rsjuai p tioorip I homes Tammy. M AGDMA X CAPLLItat--)01111 Sr. JOIIN'e Comscr--Saruuvl Arnott. Oa Mutat., last cause oo the vire t logi at Wrgh h iester School, when Mr. Edward Moota;ue Salter, Mr. Julio Floneyonwl Randolph, Mr. Augantua Nebel!, Mr. /awes kritton, sod Sir. Thomas VAll.o Short, were elattaeo Stu dents of Christ Church, is ilia L'orrrraity. WATERING PL.ICES. Arrivals at Clifton and the Wells— Lord Adair, Sir William and Lady Jerningham, Sir Rd. any Lady betimiticht, Laity and Kus Johnstone, laytain and Mrs. Smith, lies. 3fr. au.l Mos. Heitman, Mr. and 31..5. l'yre„ Mr. and Mrs Carter, Ills. and Misr Sinai:, Mos. Ai cher, Mfr. terbett, Mrs. H. and Mrs. Rom laird, Mrs. Lemon, the Misses Wilkiumm, Rey. Mr. Wilma, Mc. At Bath— Entl and Countess of Den 'pert, Lail anal Countess of Hefts, LaJy Dun+any, Sir J. lAibbri , ige,•rinunti and Mies Ilionaway, Colontl I:arnes, Col. Brookes, Major (ray, Rev. C. W H. Erin tit Rcv. B. Coleman, &c. &c. The last art iruls at Leamington Spa were : The Right Hue. Lord Ames; Rsv. Henry Amon; MIIII Paris; Miss Howard; Mr and Mrs. Brigs; Miss Homer; Ci.pt.lllllleS • Cluj. ; D. Lack , Esq.; Mrs. Lynall ; M. Read, Est. ; Mrs. Tacker; Rev. Mr. Cole; Mr.. llama, and fatuity ; Ales. Balky aui ; Miss Taylor; Harding. Esq. sod Mr.. Hardin`; Mr. Potter; Mrs. Grant; Mrs. Masud; Misi Rubes; Mrs. Healey; Mrs Scott; mid J. W. Fowler, Esq. Yesterday the LQIO MATO% after examining the returns of the klealweighere, ordesetl the piles of Bread to be rousted to ls. td. the quartern loaf of wheaten, and household to _ _ The LORD blAres will bold JIL Court of Coni ston Council on ?lids,' west, to consider the n uance Report. . Wednesday, the .I.opap PaoroaT, Magistrates, nod Council of the City of Edinburgh, noadituous ly elected the Reveretuf Onctor I.VILttAu one of the Ministers of the I ligh Church, to be Professor of Divinity in that University, iu the MOM of the late Dr. thrsTEn. The Francis Freeling Packet is arrived at Fal mouth, with Mails from the Leeward Wand*. The letters will be delivered to-day. She sailed from Tortola on the ninth of April ; on the twenty-fifth of March the following French ships from L'Orient made their appearance, viz. the Cestregeauf, De le Needle, and the Pelaxioire of the line; helieue and fierieese Ligutes; they bad captured two Merchantmen, which had, it is sappased, informed them of the fill of Mar tinique, as they bore away for the Salutes. Adiniral COCIIR4RE with several evil:ads under his command had arrived off the Salutes, awl found it impracticable to attack them ; he had mule ap plication to General BECKWITH for troops, and by the 10th ult. a sufficient force ara. r‘pert,Ll to arrive; end as a landircz would easily be eti:•cted, the French scpiatbon would he obliged to surren der, or run the risk of a naval trogageiseut. t ill rlritmosi ea"' emir! or KING'S 13ENCif, KAT id. ' . 1 1144 . _ JIGS AT P 1144 Palos. . Ile t T4ol6...patt st.i.amsmanutan. TEO P. IMTHEILIFORD. Tliii aria an aqtson to ret.over back the sum of 101. which had been paid by the nitwit!! as a de . ll9 4 :. 111 a leak, wider a misrepresentation. Mr. PAillig stated that thr ['Wit:tiff IA a persoot who had rejired from lnisinesto, and lived upon his , property at Padditi 4 An. One day he went into an auction roam, and watt induced, on perusing the conditions of a aaile..to purchase one of the lot,. It was a sale of leasehold houses situate in a court in the tratid, and the lot purchased by the Plaintiff was the houses No. 1. 4, ant: 3, which here stated in the conditions to be let to respecta tde tenants at the auntie' produce of 551. and that they had re cently utider.cone a tho gh repair. The Piaintitf slot having seen the houses, init thinking he had a good bargain, bought the tot for 111 gurteas. anti gave in deposit a s ill of exchange tor 401. [he following day he went is view his estate, at.d found the houses, instead of being in roil repair, a little off the perpendicular, propped up wilt. sitars, int wage holes in the floors and wadi. and the rain corning through the roofs. He Was tpiall% dis appointed in his tenants; he could only hid one who, instead of paying 181. yearly, only paid I i • be then went to the atseisottee-, and iltinutultd his deposit, which wa t t refus e d, and h t • now sought to Obtain it by this.attioit.• The auctioneer,. the dis is itit surveyor, and another witness, were .ertiled 10 provellis statement-. • - • ' • Mr. GAIROW. for the Deleneent, maintained that' the pretnises were in tenantable repair, at d would call wituesi.es to pmre the flit. Lord ELLEMBOgtaIUCITI-4#' Unless vou can 'eerie dowti the stets, 11r. Carraw, I dolt are how you can maintaiu that the homes were in thorough re pair." r• Mr. GaRIIOW--.. 1 cannot do that, t>y Lord.' * Vet dict for the Plaintiff, 501. with colts. • Y ~~~' EXTRAORDINARY C.I.ARGE SOW fTRJ FT. Yost, r.'ay, Visa Ms y r„,k, a young lady about i 4 ors of ale., ell bruit by I...tooside• before Mr hl• irt, U., sit • 1..4; 8086.ibut•, o a ei.a.g or.e. the B:l4et. Acct.( a most extraordmary eater .—Rouert t -nwlLt'Silleel, a .at uo Ser. day afternm.o, about five tichrk, he sas passing throottt Kemptun Park, in &wintry a . as he was o..kbg su..iuy young turn pla : ag at rteket, b h lt.l a go.. r. ea, awl immediately scc the pension-. M iv Mary York, in a pmi dock, divided from the Fork by a paq g, web s gam Is sew hand : be, in to, sespr ore. went up to the to..linr, 'owed Henry Tarter there sp. aku.t t.. Mt. York aut ohs swum to her that, i: she Led the gis., off ag , in in each a furless loam r, hr should come user the pal Et a .o lake Ott rya from her He b,ard It. t ask ber serrart what knee that was' pointing towards him. The iteor..it reptici she nod n 4 know. Milo Turk the,. said," I shal: take ti.e Ith:rty of firing at him," and pres. nted the gnu at him; N in .pped is ice. lie then gut behind a tenet avoid 'As cents:As. :the snapped etc piece slain, and it went off, pee.eAtefi at him. He 411 V NI alb Y. rk put allot tutu the gins not tot • shot belt, and saw lot. prime it w.th posder ; her servant sopida , l her with powder to plum: it After tl rin was fired, he sad Parker got over the pa:not, anti took the gun trom liar. Henry Parker, • carpenter, of looloory, continued the above, and said, as be was walking along the road, be sew . Mils York, fire off the gnu; her arival i t was close by her side at the time he cilmerriol the bile from the sails . the gravel road about three pacts bd.. he, is esesettiastiess, went to the paling, and asked her what site am. nein at !. replied, if he insulted her in her private wa:ks, ship would shout him the hall made an aperture throw n the paling. At this the other witness, Coonsbes, came op to ..0y and related what had happened; nod he (Parker; with fliornbes, jumped over the paling, and took the gait r,O her The defence set up by Xis@ York was, that the wit.haa, COollailell, had mule use of aurae erry unpropri langsa ze to Ler, a•id had tbrowu gone pieces of th, p.ding at her, r hick induced her to teed her Ftr4hnt fiw the musket, sad site had discharged it at COOP At 411 her OWN defence. This was enchained by the servant Mr Rolfe. Pie und• albeit York, hit proprietor of the house ...here she teidee, arid the joist oi.riet or a the park, attended is behalf . Visalfork, sad in e%tenuathis of the conduct of his lei. re, stated, dem there was nu road through the Pik, and the s. fore the witnesses, and those rel u were playing at cricket s ware committing a trespass ; bat be, by no means, justified tiseculionct of his niece in discharging a masker at diem. Mr. R. endeavoured So throw d,credit upon the testiniosy of Coulubes, insinuating, that he was not a reaper:JAl, eliarac tee. Mr. Nana, however, did sot consider say thi 1 ' it had hero said in defence, to amount tot justifiratio.. ours of the most serious and ontrazeuus sets that ever wie cunt tnitted,sod particularly by a young lady ; but wiraid ;t , •e it another hearing, upon Mr. Mar anicrtaking for the luc re appearance of Miss York and her servant, wl. I, be eon cetv ed, bait acted equally impro..er is fetching the von, and in assisting in loadiag it. The prosecutors undertook 1.. pro duce throe witwesses to corroborate what they bad stated. Mimi YORS is • strong, heolthy.lookiiig your g L:tdy. She was dressed in white, with a ship heti ornamented with a flower. She was aceomp,sni,i by a female friend. Her maid -servant. who I. an. plicated in the same charge, is * slight, delicate looking girl. At the Middlesex Sessions, at no, yes. terday, nothing occurred of any 'subtle interest. When the present Corninatider-M-Chief came into Office, he issued an order that no Officer should obtain the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel until he hod served two years as a Major. Yet in last Sitturilans Gazette the name of Lord Iluataisaam appears as a Lieutenant-Colonel, nuns was only gazeiteil as a Major on the gth of May. Ayr days precrrias his advance. Lord IlcaauLass is the son of the Earl of WESTMORLAND. A General Clout Martial wastipened at Hell 0/4 Friday, upon Lieutenant I , Vmsataen, of the 15th. for grossly insulting Major Mau. of the Saturday morning the Court adjourned mail Mon day neat. Captain BARCLAY arrived in town on Satni'day from his seat in Scotland. on his stay to Newmar• ket, at which place, as before Mated, he will un dertake his laborious task. He has talons- a issues alt Newmarket for six weeks (the time his match will occupy), and he intends ping half a mile from home and returning every hour. The day of mart. ing is the lit of Juno. the betting. are rams. A gentleman of the came of Vatting who am formerly en officer in the army, but who has been suttee known' about the bowies of ploy atSt. James* *nit his throat on Moild4y inoruinget huramsminsisas in Warren-street. in cosergeenceofeewhimmetea slr The suicide was-romatisted• wi4l4 •111 isars4o".• which the unPoi nave soon 11.4ftessi ime fait-tell,. He bed ism mvitful ire awe tilePale* itate. L .