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youthful eitirons were busily employed iii theniaelves into a Guitil of flonour to i prnal Guest.—Hoe they menage these u•rance is very well known. This Guard will like Mt. PaacESAL's idea of BritiNh , ateer 'iat is, men compelled to serve, and punishment if they exercise the powers of ac illustrated in his memorable legal opi •hich Lord &Wallas successfully joined that S.atesman : or, perhaps, we will find a accurate likeness *of them in those volunteer -• of Fronce, who are chained neck and transported from their country, forced rind their principles; their feelings, and, their countrymen, their relatives, and foreign soil! has concluded a Treaty with Russia for 1 restoration of deserters. 11 The eel"- mdship," says the Emperor of A ustat 11.1 of osteutation, ..4 which forturritely tavern cud His Mejesty the Emperor of :Miss, and the disposition that erists on to rihivite &ma:nests adrontageong fur A mb piees. larva induced as, as well as :is the Emperor of Rosti.t. to enter iato a tiro for delivering up deserters." It was supposed that Austria and France wool t view with complacency the rapid progress of Rusi in arms iu Tiblej. But it is nor thought the two Powers are not displeased at seeing bring her whole force into the contest.. If succeeds to the utmost cf her wishes, Austria Fra,ce run ebony' give the law to her, and .state what part of Turkey she shall keep, and • relinquish. Or if the Porte, hard pre.s.ed by should solicit the assistance or mediation and Austria, Boosrsara will then he to impose o'iai terns he pleases, and .Russia had herself not inure able to oppose them thin Tice elbrortisece, store-ship, is arrived at Ports. ith, from the fira,ttls; but, hiving had a tediums she hrings no news. Extract of a letter from an Officer in General lingade.—.. Colonel BARCLAY, who gallantly cominaorled the 341 Itc4iment •in the it action ander tilen.ril Caanruttn. while in the ofi.aui,t orders to Major Nattiest, had his hat and his horse shot under him ; hut, to.the i of her Glenda. and to the gtest joy eta whic:, he, under the autpici s of the gat-. Geint:,l Moults, has brought to. a *tote of retapiete dacipline, the Colonel woo nut' hurt." "- In constonesee of the late promotions Oast have mum "I, the fallnwing arrangements are to take pl.crot. the Slid' in Ireland Owlet to rotinnind ia the North. and ',dolt-Gen. VAX ta resume his columaud ut Athlone. Attlaisoca Mtitaa, E.l. of Virginia, with dia. ior ticii-ral A ItilSeltritte ;it, from the ..0 Minister at this Court, Mr.lPiukatee. led frail Plymouth a few day, since. in a flag of we. fur 31crlais. The vessel was hired exprestly r the purpose of carrying Mr. *Ras to the last. rationed port. Capt.Coawroon's company of the Rol al Anil ; mired on Sunday at 31andstone, from whence ;ey rsatrhei on Monday morning for Portsmouth, irre to embark for Purtngal. Oti Saturday and Monday the gist Highland iv.inneitt of foot marched into Canterbury. from Ramon rte, on their route for Ashford' barracks. btolin,fehire Militia The or !cred to occupy the marks at Ittnt-wite. The 54 I Foot has marched im Libtard to tinurnellife barracks. Same of the recent accomito.4rwoo-43ibraltar 'e, that the late bravo defender of Gamy who, :et the ea titnlation of that place, ass taken ph - to fi4tierao, hid, snare Ins itnprisnument, mhamusly put to death by means of slow Tms horrid dead is attributed to the int who hod him its keeping, a.id the pre of his virtual. • Oktbe lot inatont the Renee sloop of war. erniting off Illaketiblirgh, picked up a small r,witlf four French prisoner', on board her. who made tleir sc o pe front one of 'the prison ships Chatham. Tii.y had bee n a t s e a f our d ays , 'Boat any thine to subsist on, excepting a few of wheat. and were consequently nearly to. isstd. Tin.-, uteri their escape' by gimping can 03 seat at the broil. and swimming ma shore, 'sita r they tiok the boat and proceeded to tea. folhoing Icrter has hero sent to PHILIP Coy. Chairman to the Conmoiftee of Awe'. Will Th1(4111.04 " Counril-01Ree, Whitehall, Avg. a, 181 x. gm —Mee Lords of Hu siesis'e most Houotwelde Iroong Owned an Older fir entirely sespendinz, NW farther i!,e provisions ellt . Sect. ia of the Gen nl Reanstine Ord,r of the nth of April inii;• directing the all rowels arrov.noe from, any of the posts ' of Lampe wilhoot the • araiis of Gibraltar, or Gum the Comtineist of A viaries, or the Wands siljaerat amide, or from the Weitent him* with eery of the articles esumnated Ire the hot !iless, 'winding rititon soot, goats skim, ram, feather, sr biline t oar at any son, shoal,. be adenine,* to 'report and eater twin sebiert to ilearantian, underlie. terms sod est./demi therein .shinned ; I am direettd to transmit Eni a 4..pikate of the said Order, for the infornaatmo of the **Cram emeersed is the trade to and from the Continent ef America. I am, fir, your most ob. client bumble Servant, rathp %mom, Es.' S rtTH EN Ct./Tr/MI.1" Extrac t of a letter dated %leash:la. Jose 121. 1110 . " I ani at prese nt in the Citadel et Mesita; it is asim- Mime fwtsicati oe. At this moment I hate a full view of nit ine wl's ramp ; the taininteina of Cale , rit are covered wwha ith hots and trete. We have dint demne r s r•omisg. Facer, a n *awe. the enemy have a Urge force to being aerriti.it i t:. They An cemteritly employed is bringing down boats !ere mein, along the nest freer Naples ; keeping, at Ire lite Ines, tinder their batteries, and bringing down ' traioPe W pretest our ilestreynor then. We loin Rtl4 Aron", .4 wheiel as Owns a few days ago, fall of d Otte rift Pettis Jinn we loin one rig on " :a ut : ' ir r ilich was t heet hm ta ii iices kr o th, lw r ar we r i silere nn. . W. may 0,',. section of Hee enemy's Cs MI, I ." all n rill use against t Leas enasivli.or lute of beak drips awl nese e with a t Irvine* Un board. Oar troops base ' Pet ri p ii e t r • born out st Iwo o'clock in the morning, (4 -l e • I' M Made! ' t e a" clearly iiistroinis ear " us in g y in the appLaite Coast." . 4 • z .\ •7 fr • .11 14 474k,N,!4. 1.7 DRE i.ofiß T. The KING came to triwu ye.terday, as usual, about twelCa o'clock. escorted by • !Arty of Light Horse, from Wincli‘or. lie was received at the QUEEN'S l'clacr by the Dukes of Yon:: and Kielce. At two o'clock flit MaJaseir held it private Le vee, which was attended by— The Archhishop of Cantriintry, the First of the. Treastoy and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Mash . r.Gencral of the Ordnance, the three Secretaries of State, the President of the Board of Control, the Comtuanderdn.Chief, the Judge Advocate, the Portuguese Ambassador, the Secretary of Legrtirit from Portugal; Earls Barrow/by 'and Galloway ; Viscount Chet wynd ; Lords GaAncr, Arden (to Waiting), Wallin - eta (Gold Stick); Sir S. Cottrell; Admirals Meorsima ' Ferrier, Carron, Otway, Stirling, suit Sir F. Latency ; Gesierals Cuppage, Sic D. Baird, Sir T. Illoinelield, Otway, and Finch (Groom in %Vatting); Colonel Koss, sod Captsio , . The following had the honour of beiii ; preseotall to the KTRG:—.- Rear Admiral Moorsom, on his promotion. Col. Rom, of the Guth R,ginient of Font, on hie Wig appointed Aide,le-eanop to the King, and on hi, promotion. Capt. Martin, on his appointtne.4 to the Rnal 3overeips yacht. The Earl of glaihisray, on his promotion. R. O. Guts-retro, Sectetary to the I., , zat on of Parings), by the Portuguese Ambassador, anti conducted by Sir Stephen Cottrell, the Master of the Ceremonies. Ifnjor Geh. Cuppage, ou his promotion. Rear• Admiral Cord tiaritier, on his nppoitttnscnt to the tbl4 f el:H.3llmnd at Yr:mouth. Rear•Ac{mil al Faroe). Oil In promotion. Rear-A.lmi al Curzon, on /wing appointed a Rear. Admiral of the Rlis;.. Vir...4.lnOral Stu-lint-, on los promotion. Heir Admiral So. Eranri► Larorry, un his promotion, amid appoirittneut to CuUirilAud at Sarb.u.lues 304 the Lreward Islands Ftror Admiral °Way, on his appointment as Commander is-Chief at Leith. Lituteuant• Geu. Sir David Baird, Bart. K. B. and C. up his marrtmre. Licutenaat.Gtueral Sir Thomas Biouirlitld, Bart. uti Lis riromotiou. fits MAJIATT. held • Privy Council, and rive auditor:yr to the Moreltik WriAcerev, E irk Li •SßPont. and RATHWIST, Lord MiII.9HAVE. Sir D. f)tiNnA., Metisri, Pritcav Ynint, Itvata, awl M. SUTTON. The letter la d before Ilk MIL JESTY the proceedin,ri of some Cnurts-M irtial. The Eiriq or DARTrourit dud LIVERPOOL ar rived- at Widd.or on Titeldiv, on a riot to Their MAJESTIES. Hi, M %JETTY erd Prinee , a,s Au mDsrt and SOPILIA, with their stall attetadants, took their mornia4 airing is Windom tireet Pork till twelve Yesterday, the Marquis Wat:Last.aw went to Court in a . very airlendoi etlw. illeutiartee of the Order was hnlitaiitly . oriiamentril with diamonds ; his carnage had :t new it:immer-cloth of superfine scarlet and dark-brown, the s'des of scarlet, em broidered with gold repre-ending the Cull die Knights of the Grater; the care. net ant tog antis richly e: ntroidereilf; Atte ber ries were %cry sisperti, of suiverline dark-Mown cloth for the coats, gold lace about am ingb and.a half wide upon each seam, awl the "th i eve * cros s ed with t:.e same five times ; the cuff. and pocket. had gold lace abate ten inches wide; the right sh oo lde n o no t in n s ! elegantly elibroti3ered epaulets with the M•rquis',, Arun', with superb tags; the waist coats su..erfi tie scarlet cloth, the pocket. orn • mewed with gold lace; the breeches ssiperniie scarlet cloth, with gold hire knee-bands; silk stockings and elw gent gilt buckles ; the hats were °maturated with gold face, each corner had gold tassek• Yeaterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with the Eut of LIVERPOOL. 'Allis house in Whitehall, Lady Mu wives left l'un!hvige Wells on Toes day, for Broaristairs. where she is "lipeCte4 to re main kboat a fortnight. pre%sous to the faintly going into Yorkshire. We are q irry to state. that Lidy llayirwooD *as taken very dangerously ill. last Saturday. at her houae in Suffolk. J. W. CaoKea, the S.cretary to the Adtui relty, is now on a tour In the bile of Wight. Mr. BA !MISTER pa gums the parts of Etho in Mr. KenneY's Comedy of The World, and Leaf tire in the Farce of Ihe Prize. at the Brighttm Theatre, on Saturday next, for the beta tit of Mr. Mood it. oi.ltit Windsor Thentrr was crowded with most of the Nubility. and Gentry of the country, to gee Tic Erik, winch was got up in N very ex cellent w r it:, and met with the greatest applause it was repeated again last inght, with the farce 0/ Age To-morrow. . • Nothing is so hurtful to departed merit as injit dieions enlegiatn; for praise otideserved a temp ire in disguise. Such ohzers st loos have arisen on mid jaw tii e eisineeter of the late Admiral Sir tho::Gg Yount:, which has been an pompously displayed in some Papers. It is mooch to he regretted that the deceased was brought into public nonce for the many brilliant exploits he performed. and that the King and country were deprived of his " serviC4 throngh the gout ur Minor, winch confined hitn to his bed for many years:" when it is very well known by his friends. that licked fww,if any, opportunities of distinguishing liirtisrlf ; mid that the enjoyment of an ample fortune, which came to him by his Se vin I wife, wits the chief cause of hit declining the duties of his profession. . On Sutiorday last there were horse-races on Yar mouth Danes. Being the first that hate taken place there for many years. a vital en.icnurse of people asiiimilsled to witness the sport, which. from the in eqtl.-silty of the horses. fell for short of the general expectation ; the disappointment thus occasioned, was. however, much lessened l,y a moat ludizroes course followed: .a pig, whose tail had heel, previously shaved end soaped, ems let loser, a nd was to be awarded to the nelson who should first hold it by the tail. Many for a loog time followed it without being able to effect their object ; hut at last the pour ptiz, cumailetely tired of being pletticeil tato the riocr, -ad was followed by sserral of his 1 , 111 , ;i1er , , oat of whom caught the grunter, swain wit., it to the aminsite side, and thus ..trd the sii.w.t sinissiug exploit of the day.— Donk-y tae. s llltri seised, which afforded much susustinen.. iG.44 7 fArELL/Grvt ! • 'COURT OP CHANCERY, LlNcor.x's Iris, Aponte is At the sitting of the Court a I.•:iy attended far thepurpo.ie of giving her costoent to the transfer of Beak Stock from her o.e:i 'wile to that of het hus haud'r, the befog; a se.oll of the Court. Hit Lord ship wits proceedingl putti:iv the usual que.4:cias to her, wiseu he perc. iced for Solicito► whiipering to her; lie suddenly stopptd, uvd otnerved.“ I sill nut hear this Ciillft:111 114 W ; tt is a mockery of a Court of Equity to suppose it is,•uld receive a sent from or by the suggestnni of a Solicitor. The consent the Court is bound to receive, is ■n opus atad 110 uneuntrolleJ .rite;. it ought to he free us air, unpolluted even by the glance of a Solicitor. 1 trust this is the last thine 1 bhall ever witness such impropriety !" BANKRUPT PETITION. tilt PROPRIETORS OF TILE SURMOUNT AND CHES TER RANKS, in the matter if gammon'', a Bank- salsa - Mr. l.saca stated, this Was a Petition of the pro prietuis of the Shrewstu'ry sod Chester Bank, pray ing that the Assiguees of the Bankrupt aright be directed to hood over to the Petitioners several short bills, at to 21,0001. the property of the Petitioners, which were in the custody of the rupt sit the time the corniui-sion of bankruptcy was issued against him, under the following circum stances :—The Petitioners had transmitted 21,000% in short' bills, and iu cash, to the bank of the Bankrupt in Loudon, to meet a claim of the Commissoners of Excise ; the Bankrupt did advent.* the sum of 46,0001. for the Petitioners. —The Lamed Counsel contended, that if the Pe titioners paid to the Assignees the hal ince bete/eels 11,0001. hhd 41i,0001. they would be entitled to the short bills. It could not he doubted, if the bank ruptcy had not taken place, but the Ii inkropt world be lisbte tr refund the hills; and certainly the Assignees were not entitled to be placed in a better situation. An esti nt had been issued by the Crown aripit the Petitieuers, which the posses-ion of the short bills would enable them to r. toot t. It wig an extreme bard case, as it bore on the Pets- Prinerr ; it hair nearly shaken their house to its fog:id:Mon ; he therefore trusted hai Lord,-hip amid direct th'e iunnediste restoration of the short hills, for delay inight be the niter's of compelling the Petitioners to stop payment, which sunlit be mast injurious to the inhabitants of Sinewsbury and Chei , tr. • gir, SAMMIL ROMIf I,v, rounsel for the Assig nee% detect. they had lott soy ohjectoon to deliver 'bonbon bilk to the petitioners, irk! /111)1 4 41d they would he axeire•in so doing : an extent load lore.; issued by the Crown troainat the Bankrupt, irndutie in aid had be e n maned agolintot the 'petitioners, be sides a boattlide one. 'Ole only with of the Agorg wes was to act correctly, and they would abide by any order of Isis Lordship that would protect them hereafter. Lord Er.ooa—" ! have got no jurisdir tion over this case. I wish the At•sipieto to uu !erNtanti, that evert so order of mine %mild not protect them from the elfscts of as extent i..ued by the Crown. And th'eVetrteorters,• if they twit lodged a eit r: of plat aiththe Ilsokruni, tu.glit it, sell ad( use to try here v► merino of troire.r. as to give th-in ihe relief 'hey Arch. it it a severe e.ise as it affects them. but what.-ver us done. must be by the consent of all prim. I will let the Petition ienisio on the paper, to give the Petitioner/an opportunity of get hag the co.e.eitt of the Assiiri , re.. POSTPONING A PETITION. On • motion matte by Mr. Cotta, that a Sink .topt Petition might stand at the bottom of the paper of petitions, and opposed by Sir SAIMILL RO/11 LLY. _ - The Limo CHANCE! toe took the opportunity of saying—t• A representation has been made to me of the erortnous expense and inconveniences result. tog to those suitors of the Court ' whose business is delayed in consequence of thi s habit of deferring petitions; which, if you were to see, you would readily assent to what I now say, Mr. Cook ; that is, that the evil is quite atirming. and I now. wish Gentlemen of the Profession, and those who sit here in another rank; to understand me now to be determined, that I will put off no Petitions of Bankruptcy while I have the honour of sitting here, unless. those who .apply for putting them off shall pty the costs arising from the delay. I think this mischief is owing, I sin sorry to say, to the vicious indulynce of the Court it.elf, in a great degree. I limo repeat, that if I sit here agate, f w.it not pot olf any Bankrupt Petition, unless those who' apply in-have them &hived will pay the cults or esporied ther e by. A report is in ci:CdlatiaTi, to which we cannot give the sliglitcat credit: it is, that BO Nt A !Ala& had formally repelled his Berlin and Aldan De crees. This would he an open cond,risnatma of his policy with respect to trade. and a mat ked and pubeic notification to all Europe that it hod failed of its pronniaed effect. Of . the tv.r. ntilcers severely ',minded in the ac tioo of Alm essq, on the Rath last, viz. Captain JASPIR Citlk Aum and Caption Sal♦Ua6 MITCHIII.I., the Istfrr i. since dead. The Berkshire Militia have received their route, aml marched from Yarmouth, in ton divisions, on Moodily mid Tuesday, for Norwich. Capt. MASSEY . * crnnuany of Royal Artillery marched tyro's the artillery depot near Cant...choir ! , on Sattirday end Monday, for Meets atlejor-Generel KENNETH ALUMS/WM 119N' AID. of the 2.1 or Coldstream Foot Client-, is plsced on the Stiff of the fi.oit district. The young Prime of °aroma is Is tour in the North. On Wednesday last he left Edin burgh, and will retorts to town the latter cud bf seat mouth. Twelve Gentlemen of the University of Cam bridge h.lve already offer: d themselves causlulatt s for the Rectory of Ovington, vow vacant, and which k in the g•ft of the Solute at large. The dr. tic)°, it is expected, sill not take pt ice till Octidier next. The tine showers have made a wood's-I°l altera tion in the grain throughout Dorsetsbare. lu many daces where the farmer despaired of his wheat crop, and sowed barley, both are come up In great p:ent), the tare tentaskably long and tine. The brig F u ror:. THOMAS, ns Astro., sir.ne ssn &lure on Monday morning. nil P1.111144t111 U I/ crew sod tact t 114111 saved. the bull of the* i t . totally lost. . . ThE znfi'oß or Tr"? Rina. Calling • few 651 since friend, Mr. Yauch■o, of Lomb,ih road, and übservi•t n. b m that tt wan at-ported that be -had dird suddenly, - ha p.v , •nd rive sic the foltowine Itopeosnytd.-11 win a. wc.rtiuu, il •i sour - TO THE RE•OrtTk R or THE M. ♦UTHOR. I've hcard it Paid, aitboat My lie i. at a stead But 'bus, kmd I As witness Ibis my baud. August 15, Ism TO THE EDITOR Ok THE Sid—l am rerioested to contradict has appeared iu several of ibc Papers, of a young WOMIG who fell from " Mr. Carter a, its - - pitted to th e inhumanity of time cicau the windows vu the outside. ' ; on the contrary. a, to admit of bring cleaned iuside, man had cleaned them regularly on, mouths; and probably would mot have side, on the 'lmre occasion, bad her room at the time; but when she ea, could bate stood with the almost safety It is surprisin; that she should venture Etna garden-pot, with n loose bruit or real cause of bur death—..she was not . the papers have staled, but died at four in St Bartholomew's klonrital. !Vol *Ma of caution whirls led to One sod accident, hare been a very good and religious yonne wanted that nothine can excuse the - males to the daucer or indecency side. I ion, Sir, yoar's Aug. IS, Silo. BRiGfilo/Y, Ay* la my Inter of yestrZ b ri of the Aerie*, iu honour of 11 Royal Hith:ie,a tin. Prince of Ti a Prince was superbly hab:te.. tOtii Dragoons, and his braittil pari oned in a suitable style , seemed roirrisrus that I. e h a d , the uwat acco:nploihoir— pareut of the mightiest kii,Kdorri Royal Dukes were alt IY nti:itsrs Doke of t'uoth.rland excepted. *6 cl . .ihe,. Tho Duke of Brines of %hitt awl gold, with brawl hat, which ma, our.tisent.4l with , of iro ordinary otaitilotole. lhe and six oas driven to the tr.rind 1101 . }more : in it were the hi to k, Lord P.r..kisie, fhe toll.s. tug were atnon4 the sons •t &satyr at the ritrition 11.101 Hisboramo Me Dukes ;art, Clareatte., Rent, Cumberland, and Cambridge, hie Smear Higilmem . Duke of Henna.rieL, btu Grace the Dukc "(Argil, the Ver. gala 01Tamstats, tlas Camiamodm.in-Clmer War D. Doubts the Etrla at Jitney, Berterwastt. ar Emkine tleatbArld;P•trislisia, innath;Carltow, C aomeratt, C. arid A. Hill, 11. Moose, Gardner, Ike.; Generals Halm, Maxwell, Sir W. Erakiue, A"-- seta itradxk, Quitatutt, Major Widwyn Air. Sheridan ; %lr. In the evening there wan many Lathes wee.- prtael.t. eln.mg Lady C and Mita Sonversel, Lady / I.arabloa, Miss Mure, Lady Cowper, Jane Nommen, me. me. The Ladle. were all splendialy being in profni•Ki. A paragraph some fun.. sauce Public Ledger, which imputed , Royal Cornwall Re4issent. Ui office of that 'roper, for the author *ion, the Editor ascribed Plymouth. At a meettuz of , corps, the Officer commanding quested, in their name, to seek from an explanation on thesuirject, ing " Plymouth " Stu—Your letter of the 31. t ult. yesterday afternoou, owing to an error answer I have to state, that I never sent communication whatever to The Peldie collect the article yen mention, but do went so far as to ittribote rfisaticetion your regiment. I him.' s.erral prisons (what Indeed I treated as a falsehood, 'hemmers with which I irorrespnior, I regiments was to remove from the vice sequence IA 1 , 0111! of the men haiing rather too betty retails, to Sir F. Fiurdett's 1 has was hcaid by Ilrtftal prl44lllS here, bat person who origioated it a iiispoesihk, that ever the paragraph appeared at prior however, that I contradicted it, sad wish, wi' I could tied eat Ike prison who originated ' any thing stated publicly us this beAd, any .thee Gentleman in the regiment dra. up, &hull be Mauled is the paper London ones with which I correspond, soothing of The Pauli& Ledger; in fact, was such a pause in existence. You that in no part or the kingdom ate the respected shoo is this plan, soul by son. , " Yours via l respectfully !, " To the Officer roanuarkhog Royal The above needs un cooiracin have incautiously or malacicu , toting a report so infamous and so aboard, we have to observe, th it few corps of Militia hare been so fortunate as the 1114.1 Cornwatl, ill opportunities of proving their strartiovs and loyalty. It is only necessary to remind such calumniators of the set wires of this bite body of meu at the riots of Bristol, and at the muttny ot the Note ; to hung to their recollection the extraordmary march • ....kb Ilia re4iinent performed, alien a. It vied to quell the dis turbances of firlairchester; and finally, to reins' It that (during the Lte c.:unnutioris) it was amongst the first which were ciilled on to preserve the peace of the metropolis, soil isinsine,.t the lest that quitted at. To invert the official ti-tiimm.ire of !probation which the Royal Cornwall regiment her rani- - - for its conduct on all these occii..oiis. would oc , too tends of the out ttttt ns of tint Thawreiment, cinis.ming of rii.c, marched (with myth* Over man kft sick on the roan) 3't mike In our A reward el $001.14 offrrol to rhe casette of day for toe +ppreh«nsiton of tpe pr.A.lll or pe whovet on fi.e the PrsurorrA-fiwo.r .3f Mr. GILL in Crorro-coo_tr. Firet—ty-eti .1, ) 9t!) of month; stud Hrta Wt.!, sey's is 11. omiord any ono o f til !ic persoo.4 Colleen cd (er::.• ; tt h. son who ncmtnaily set tirr tb the p:en. e.), discovering his accomphe..3, to that cone ictt cl. and its youthft orolling theih heir Imperial biopics Franc something I! 'olunteeis—'lt table to olition--at ills 0, 0 , 00 which sine with that ! lOre MCCUrIiIP 'onsrripta of s ub, awl tea o light riglin•tt rhar, their ( m ods, oil a fo Austria has c Ise mutual roe maid triendil tett a Lind 'theist het weer 3 the Roost Ai tth irks to co ell Aspires. lira,' the E , mention for It mBll6lll* • ot view with are ha the two I ' gusto bring ft ie succeeds t 8.1 Fra,c.• ca .cute what p bat relimpti,l Lamm, should f Front's ion .1 the to mime . a hod bertel arloy. Tice elbow& nuth, from ti , aerate, she h Extract of Csaurcan's an gallantly co late action an( act of bouing c Idiot Mr. sittsfaction of regiment, •!.o loot Gene.' mnspiete In cotostret occua...l, the plat:rot, the rotninttal it attract t., rem Amulet:9 psyche* for (i.- Ainencito hitH sled fr o m Pit truce. fur 31.tri for the purpose sambaed poc CIS. CRAW Irry 'mired on they matched c there to mbar Qn S'atur.l4, tc.gmseitt of fO Ititoincite, on 'Die hurl' n,roh Is !track. 4t Kt from 411rOM Snore of th star, Piot the after the ea itt ace? to Ft„ o' he , tu inhuman Potsoo. Tine Frenebroon •I !ming of his Ir ctrl the 1. 4 w'iilst cruising hoar, ttii (nor hod 'node aril at Chrthaili, w:: ! luut miny t eon or wheat Itoaatetl. Til. doers theism where th e y ' O , The follnaii, Si tome, Eaq. ticon McMinn • a l'ortvaewria bin conker ord, tit hisoniatia shot on tenets al wilhoot the v.irsi !fait's, or the i mewls, trap eel dook - vicluding • ble .r ant mart bohrost blielt w 144 ions IttereJ P 4 I d..Dlieste • • ras aßrri.sn PRE 4. billet' upon my friend, Ur. nil of ruing to h m that it I sud,l.3lly, he iiii:autly took Mowing lutpromptit—ll pit •• I your service. T. C B. •••• lIUDDEN DCATH ie Tilt tuft. t , sithoot a sigh, land : I probe the lib, • my baud. T. Y. TUE BRITISH PRESS. aradict an irainnation which Papers, relative to he death um the 6r.t floor window of ad Her death has been iin- apse 11/1110 rive her order to te. The fact is, that ao smith sty, the as.Jics were so hung side, mid the same ynti:a: wo- oly once a fortoialg for id not have thought of going ma- sa ittr marimba In en in the she was us die outside, she at safety on Mr. Cartels leads. I venture to stand on a entat- Tick under it, but this wits the MI not killed on the spot, as et four ti't lock (hie morning, Notaithstuuding tie want • accident, Ole is known 1411.1 K young woman. It is ad- the watt:oo raposurr or te- ary of dewingwaueluwsuat- w's ii keine, A NEWSMAN. Autsurr 14. ,y I ware you an account of the aiwiter—ry t of Vt'ales'a girt , -.1111% rab:te.l as Co: enel of the ~ a utilitt gray cint.ge , , tea Fie of splen.lenir, alwrolit isd the lsoituur tot bruiting mini tile 14 it Ap- ogdnen tit:. amid. 1-he Y issiltars -einstofte, the rplari, who wise in vla.n isies..ck wont an uniform • seed gal t lare rurnd with • fi artier of greets. • 1 he Pritio:t tratotanhe • ernimil it the Earl of le M 111.`hil)11L . SS of Tests- r. 11•,; the diitinieished per.. on :-- o Dukes of limit, Clomsee, idge, his Serene H %hoes* the the Hake .4 Argyll, the Rev. ider•in•ehief (tar D. Diodes. set. tint Harrytwore ; Loins 1 1, R. &pewee, Prosfres, Y ar- • s arid R. • Maantrit. Cowper, c. 3 Generals William, Lea. /Viten, Brown; aid Cobs- lull, alo.stfirld , Csaistreve Mr. iiitmorms. Le. ace. ran a conce-47 at wh'ch , unnng whoin wire— Lady Anne Wyndham, Miss orrper, lilies Johnstone, Latta tt ndidly dressed. diarn..n Is 6 01=1.= mile: appeared in The stated diens - lire:ion to the I. On api,lication at the author of such an leper- it to a Mr. CLAYTON. of 7, of the Ottcars cf fhe Binding having been re. seek from Mr. CLACTON ect, received the fellow. north. Doek, Aug 7, lain. list ult. did nut remit nie till in error in the addrria —I u reer sent a poragraph, or any to Patolie Ledger. 1 well re- but do not conceive that it Section or want of loyalty to sl prisons in Bin place stale rhood, awl contradietet in all witull). that one of the Cornwall be vicinity of London, in con- onut expressed their opinion F. Burdett's political dispute. an, lime, bet to fin upou the tie impossible, nor cats l tetra tared mu print: certain 1 ass, nod wish, with all my heart, to originated it If yen wads is head, whatever yourself or Tegument may be pleased to tie papers here, and in those rresputicl, gratis ; but 1 know in fact. leaner knew tin re Too may, Si,, nit assured, s:e the Cornwall Militia more id by song mole time by, Sir, resptctfully, M. J. CLAYTON " loyal Cornwall Regiment." uncut; but to those who :icts•ly assisted in circu- s and so abwril, we hare of Militia base been so ornwatl„ in opportunities and loyalty. It is only A.-Atari" ..0 al.. _ Iflation wrived I' "'C U P/ ,hl. e.,_ et Jar. r r,,,,. e'1011,.. I.l.lon' s of lest lard to i P' , upon ILI be