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pendrd a considerable sum of moors'. The Orr en often tint a relaaatiuo of Abele teals ot Tor Weyer, whk-r- amenity of inatiswrA, of 41iistrotiosi. au iorxh dustible fu1.41 cf utfecilote end difuirii4o.in„ stud hearty welcome. cruit It the hotilitA,:e hoard. At tt.e termination of the war, whet the pa r ent or t o punts of the prison ate rt•storrJ to the r 1-qt:r ites ei.,l country. It Is stol to be in coi.te• io convert vast, and then uscl.•as buililicg, vceptrele for comforts, whose labour. ott the Moor will !wove. highly important and henefteint to vie nation, ini,l an incredible sity.titg in the enarin sees expense *tar:oiled both at hotae and iu trausi• tr tauuo. TIM Si OR US. LEEThi, SEPT. S. On the evenings of Friday dud Sunda) lab*, s!oi ins of lightning, accompanied with tin; ' prevaili.J iu this neighbourhood. The which moceesled from the oorih, was the JJJJJ VP• Yid itild lOWA coot Jwe ever reaternher. and h. & dune comiderable damage in various p ins the coure , y, as appears from the following particulars communicated by our correspondents . . " The awful thunder storm of ltet y night was a subject of tueelt alarm in the ittaghluturhoud of Otlry. From two or three different quarter- , * ball of fire was ob-creed in the sir, which fell in three ~..trterai portintts. seemingly vary 111.11 t to Weston-MIL the residence of W. Veit:paint., Esq. This happened about midnight, and nest morning it was found that the lightning kid struck * stable ..it;an 30 yards of Vara-owes house. It entered the stable. C o l , Bthiing or fire st..nds, by a window. which it shattered in reef... The wool work of three of the sterols, Ay of solid task, wit. shis -wed into fragment., and scat tered gii user the ,table. In the ((mutt stein' was a mare of greet value, just lakeu up for the winter, and the pour creature was found iu • ilvplerable state, so paralyzed that she could settee , t and will most likely be forever re:Awed n•elt.... Viola the stable the electric fluid it, Ned ibroogh vvry strong partition wall into tt•-. a nd wards into the granary, wilete, after wising much confusion, it forced its way both from r•noli...iou and granary,thiough tie outer wall of the beildsoa, which is at lest a yard iu thickum, in three di &rent places. In a field hard hy, a very heavy stone post was ra i se d fron t its foundation. tholigo set at least a yanl deep, tool close. it' several woolen posts and rail. were. tti.o to piece., and throw u to a consideraitle distance." " On Fr day the 31st ult. h twee* mo m, tic!, 4 k p. w. and Itlll!tilght, I looms and Gayle, u, WeIISI • y. dale, Yorkshire, and t , irtr vlctulty, rxiorsiruer4l Such a drr thunder storm as is n. , 1 111 (LC collection of die oldest person now Itvi,ig in Vist neighbourhood. The (minis, it. uarki.e..., were s lets etslgregst ins; the reale. part of the day. The h.-tiros issued forth lights,ing 1 etrry direr tint., with, it the least inicrini•sion, fur the spot..• of three hours. sod the whole sonio.oti.r. displ-y -ed a scene earfuls,. growl awl imp... rouse. Rsiu 1.11 in torrents. arcumparned with it.iids•ones of .n • a trauerloiry sae. Strerin9 of water rolled dowu the udjaceris hills, teoriog up the surface is v mons plocm is a mu.t awful manger. lit 'natty places the bed of the river was (beefied from its rour.e, covering the surface of many very valuable grounds with eaud-banks, stones, mid erupt Srve r o t t, f idg..s were carried away, and two or three humor. ble ther e i.h many hundred roods of v... 11. A stn.., bridge in the village of Gavle. built upon a rock, and which had stool upwards of a century, was en tirely -wept away. The water rose four or five feet higher than was ever known in Vie highest flood. and many houses were lour feet deep in water. the flood Inswing open the doors. and carrying awry several valuable articles of furniture. hlr. John Constantaue. a grocer. hits Buffeted greatly. hash from the loss of furniture and groceries. From the suddrn ruse of the water, cud its ov-rwheluiing rapidity, it was with the utmost difficulty that the inheiltitants escaped from their lionses. We have to add. flowerer, that no lives were lost by this ca. 'strop' e." .eral other accidents hive camels nor know ledge. In a field near Biolswortlt a man was kill. d on Friday uight by the lightning. At Saiolberk. near Doncaster. the storm of that night was fel, with tremesolous severity. B. suits severnl othri casualties, the stoves and green-houses or the Earl of Scarborough were struck by the electric fluid, sad above tees thousand squares of glass shivered Is atoms !—At Moodhouse. strut this place, a , tar lut instructive accident happened :—Alonit eight o'clock on Sundov evening, a cot king in to of the name of Edward Reed, had taken a 1..1,1e kuire from one of his children, and was brandi.hilig itut a sportive way over bus head. when the lightitiog struck the knife, which, serving as • 1.0,1,111.10 r, conveyed the flame down hie arm. and seurche.l it in is shucking a manner as to make it doubtful for some time whether he might sit be olrligril to su's mit to amputaton; but we are happy to find that he is now in a fair way of recovery. This wtli, we hope. operate as a caution ega in.t belittling pointed metallic substances during a thunder storm. —t Leeds .Verestry.J The Gnty/anis frigsit sailed from Mahn en t'le ist or lost mouth. with above ninth• suit of rae►- ci.aat yowls wider coosoy for Eitglutid. "l' .. . . . Olt ites.lay, the 4th usterestts a. the patiot.te ' Itoats •t-iv crosatng the Frill. from liiitc.,ritote to 1 Illgiiss-iteitA, with a quo° :ty or whiskey, Itelon4- ; log to 11-ssr•i. JAm Es filmes. and Co. itistitters. Tolliallun, ottc of the h.sts. soon lifter leaving the icer. shipped a great (tomtiy of waver. and upset. The tacksinao. f the blut, with bon assistant. and ten of m,,,, r5 . Il a rcy...d Co's sertants. nlona with three hor•r% vial carts with whiskey, were ',k luge d iiito the c.. 1. We regret to hear. toot the lark/mm and mir of the art va A* were druw:tril. and also two %At: Os , . hor,tp. olio It are suppos.Nl to have got themselves eittait,:'ert oinoogg some old herring crimes, w!tielt :Ur .6 ns•11 oovosore ; the id;.er horse, tt!•er etrugghog for an hour. wax towed to the Ishore. It it. to be trgrsistol there ii ~,o, imusi r rrynt lictirmis4.Ll4ll4ii it I her terry ; were II 11-tter. them ! wou ld 6 x a cleat 431.41 more tr.t"-EnosN.• to the ... f t I cottiorc.-1-t• tooler 4 tail no. Act was 'sussed. I ds t Setoidii o f r a tham• ot. 1.,f Wiklllg a 11. , ‘ p i , r , b ut there is :tor .tv avit. :11 - .111:v ul tzs tr..lng vii'. into c.c. •••:tio:t• rnr aLPT. 11. Wee Ciltrel,i, trim was take. up MI siispicuin of I... Ling pockt Is in Hiotho!osnew East, and ordeleit to put on &Pigott the Truett, hot refused to be received, sitetwaid, ordesei! to he deliveied to • Ilietrititing Serjeaut, was apiii brought op as nail kw La. Illaiesty's service, rather by sea tar Mod. St ensl persons came forward and gave him a character. The Worthy Magistrate ordered him to be doclutrged. tat loSt•le•LL. IPilfiea Irourie ' • botcher at Dock head, vita (loop d !iy Mr. Pasha., a b aker residing in Gibrallai row, Drptforf, with having Jet:instil a dog, kanwiag at to be his propeity. Mr. Fathom mated, that be lost the dog ia question, a very valuable one, of the bull breed, on the ;th of it,.. tot laet. At the time it sins lust, there wan a collar on his arch with Mr. Fulham's name sad plane of residtnee wpm it ' • a feu M days uer, be was informed that brim Lis dig had br tared fur sale, by the Defendai.i, soil that the collar still remained tto hill: be ithinedlately applied to the Defendant to give the dog up, who, however, refused ; saytii,; the dog was his, and be lost him two years lie foie. The dig was priolocerl before the Magistrate ' and a mita Domed Ilutiman proved that he had bred him, sad gave him to Fulham; and also, That he told Wastie it was Fol. ham's dug. Job Crorlytt poured that be cut the dog ' s ran sad tail, *ben a poppy, and that be wan and,r two years old. Seveia other peisous proved that the dog was Fel barn% proptrty. It aiMO appeared that, within a slay or Iwo after the dog was lost, the Defendant offered Imo for soloist Mao, goatees.. . . . ; - Ike Defendant merely iusisted, that the dug au his pro petty, soil that he ki‘t Lou two yews ago. The 1 senses arc observed, rAcr the erideace which had brew prinlutid, there was no doubt on his mind, dist the slog w us the propertt of the Plaintiff ; he therefore felt it his duty to convict ihe Lkft slikat, under the Act, in the awe of got and costs, for having di tnined the dug, knowing it to be tin In nyrity of another ; if, how, Ter, be was not satisfied. be tuv,:tit npireal against the conviction, at the Sessions. This tin' Vekisilmit expressed lue iktersaisaltus to do, and put is bail accordingly. A fvw excuini44iiinee, a I.lliew sent into • Ay. mist's shop, ut New.etreet. Coventigardru. en.l in the isio.t dams,: slimmer look up ■ medicine chest. worth belJiern .ix and Novo gammen, and rats off with it there wan only a teasels in tho shop, who wa . ',truck with i.o tenor that she bad not pc.arr to give an alarm till it was 100 late. Two cense% which excited considerable interest, MILVOCD O. Sir H. I.trrtocown for seduction; and II Atli/ rna v. HUIDAY, for an @malt by horse. whipping ; diii not come on at the late Bristol As. sizes MN W:l4 expected. The De reeprohibding the entrance or departure of passengers from or into the ports of France. we, hardly made public. when measures were taken to give it effect. A circular letter was trans mdted so all the Maritime Prefects, enjoining them to cause every vessel that arrived or sailed to he diligently searched, sod if any persons should he f I on hoard. whose mimes were not in the mode &equipage, to send thew immediately to Paris, without reference to the country to which they might belong. It is suggested. in a letter con veying this information. that this extraordinary ir,gilesice is for the purpose of pretenting the trAmmission of intelligecce respecting an relied,- bon. which has been secretly preparing foe tone time in the ports from Havre to the Toiel. A let ter of the 411 state. the follay.-1,,g the substance of tbe Decree of the Beth Allow : Thmt ill French ships. famished o Alt Imperial beepers, atoll be peoh:toted In take es booed any remoter., either ,„ 4 ..nt or retortion' from the other sole, no.ter min of .1. of Jo. o:4piame, emtinetven IA the venal sod her (atm.' SPORT/VC rviILLICE.VCII. M•atiolt-net•te, setae. ll• - - Al . ll, SEPTF.MBER 6 A buy, of the name of &t0m..., wee eliarg.-d liv a Grade far races corals's:ties d yesterday, and have hitherto af mint alb La• i:•g gone lii certain persons wills whole be had ilealints,,int procured :stoney fenra then:, owner its. pretence . ful _ i _ de t :Ire'leal spurt. So le" ll ' s° five piers w " e "'s ot aeon i t; Ma at eriee. Ile heti p stiog been apprised yes- laved this trick several , te u"" f o r ! e "en11) The weather being fine, the wear is limo :af o re; and the Prosecutor lo I truly gratifyinz , as the cosconne of Nir'sility so I Cleary is ti ribs. , that Ile had led en spate reeeivitig Diver, fosadolestly, r eal, 8°424' races of their °l ol l°Men *Poem. to ad '. easitags. Two races wrre rust to•day, aid the euideat 991 lett :silt apprehended. The youth, wbn appeared very deeply affected. stated, . salis "" i • We seareel Y eeneembet so e° "3 - hole" Laving tint Lin father baring scut lion losnie w dli saine goods yen. , 4.1e/eJ the hats h ere uu any One ' reel "' tenhiy, he had, on his return, lost nun of Ilse money whist, I , Went rso•T. • he hail received in payment, tool to isiaLe up the deficiency, I .4 match between the Earl of Benito'. sad Sir D.'H. be loot Illiollid li, the mode alhated by the Proaccuitte ; the ' Blair —too guineas each. rim a.y, lai*evel, be istentled to have replaced as sows as '. Sir D. II- Mllliesch• SHY. Anne fill!i•'n - I poss i ble , Lord Eglautines ch feat., Bit of Tinian S All the Mirrors , ?apneas,' great contrition for Ids crime, 1 The rider of Lord Lghnion's fill), Bit of Tartan, haviug and intimated a dew.. to go to sea, the I.oltn Ma von or- . fallen shout a scarier of • mil.' from the almellog Poli &I'll . ..sin, with the rouriii reset of the Priivreutur, to be greatly disappousied the spectssoy, , . tail was ex p i ated els ili liver, .1 sip to b• Cohn, is hu A4iwt &Laird to equip bits match would hare afforded min li spurt. -O. for .1 sutra, life. I A Sweepstakes of 2u,.each, Sr ' year olds, mamamaolds, ulys l'irlwei 'flower iliddlettet, • fell osonesie, residing in Ber. 1 Firsts. Two tittles --(is Puha ribers.) . . mood-.y; :not L'estperrg l'harmer .11a.krte4, a manufacturing I L.twd Mouter.aserie's eb. A.ly, Ayrshire Late, by lab ri,..luiii, It swim% to note's tit has, two very genteel young Ball, Araby Ilbsgetise .. ni. n, suit. elr.rgi .1 by tiro p. -~.out, of the sottot.s al.nowley Air II • M. If aislltioll's h c. by Sir Poser. out of flew asil l'ss-is, rs.•.itrirg is the neiglitatorlio.,•l 0.1 Two er.loill, 11 ..1 a ..th laiiiiig, last might, 'mussily iiivelied them and Mica. fault• E Si Of Cra.lie e. Ally, by Jirlt• Ban, out Oi die t lies, and also assaulted Ilse Cutlyillinaltin i mg taiga It llPP'.lre,li th a t 1, .. ,,, A. 1 . rli'Vell esti twelve. o'clock last i Sir. Caosiai'a b. colt, heist's.' Ball, out of 31.mra .. • I ulahlt the Complainant. orte 11 itootiot from Orrnessisteey, ' Tlas le. , ssl of !:glintan's boy colt, by /oho Yeti, dale • in I. snpasty atilt their ones awl cliodien (the latter sere I. by Pipet* walking two by two, in the in..st ptocra . 4le lonelier), •heis . they were tivartaken by the Pr . ..weeny who h. bared very in. / miteutly Unwilling to cense any d storbance, as thry had snail children with done, soul ter tiult 'moose for their safety, they crossed the nay to itseape tai: youii; tientleno ill abr., however, thought lit to rah.w them, and, la •b..,1, dodged them closely whet ever they went, till they united at • wiry nairow passage near Latuton.lwidge. I lielhisimers r ou t ine .' to ge l sa g o this pwwwnre hist, and, as there wits not roues fur three people to walk abreast, they co...pieta, oh sti titled the way. Ibe Curopluinasta dentinal*d the reason of this conduct, when M.- 51usketeli made a push sill his umbrella it the head of Mr. Mvans, sirieti lie warded Mr with lit. stick ; and fading words were foully listless, he, wills the essistance of his ti ...lid, -,,, i 1l it oehihh o o r who rains op, threat.. d the l'easusiris in a iii.,t exempla', ittaillief, and Gushy lodged them in the wmth-ltuaaZ. Mr. Middleton delivered ais ry long spyo eh in der, nee of himself and friend, more remarkable for its pls.:Any than its eloquence. The who., amount of it war, that ho and Mr. Musktich bail spent the treeing • ills a mutual friend, and they acre retaining horny alien ths y suet the tOniptsia• ants stool their children. Has friend observing the Istillitrell walk it., and two, remarked " Thal it wan u school ;" and Le (the Orator) answered*. Gdil bless them ! they had Niter make baste home or they will be late !" 11l consequence of having used The w simply expreastuus, they werse assailed with opprobrious language by the Complaisant.; and they ,(the Prisoners) followed them, that they might procure ibitir address. mud Waist on a stubble apolozy in the 1380111- leg. Thal dill toil *bike a blow. except in seltdcleure ; sod Mr M ostrich was knocked down, withust provocation, amt. • hile down, cruelly treated. The I ono MAYult oh...read, that it was eery probable, the Coo•puraiiinits having a number of t hili'arai tooter their on.tret lira, moth" of them b tlialtw of $3 anal IA years of s i te, snuff ii'. ling nab the smarty of parents, ni slit have spoLeu sharp!), * hi o they salisiervesl two young rums following them ; hot sat did not Justify the .*.-s•-.eis in commute; to 1.!..r1pc thesis. 1% tilt us, , • `., hu.: ,r. filluakelelt Lad retested, -mr newman 4 in. b. vi quirt it .30 it•Wir:. . . . -.. AI place between the pore. ; hit tie -• .„ • . • iiiiil sustaiued did nut at &Mesoderm, him f . • ... . . ....ge of hiving give* the Gnu prat osatroo. • . ..... : ...ape him (the lamp 3141 UR; if the parties would . • sitile list hesiaess betwimo tliteaselves. if not, the •.,. Mind to tw the Quarter Sessions. I , :e Couiphonnicis staled, that they sought nothing more timer at. seiriogy, and she reimbursement ofespeums. 111 w li•rt•o•terr, betrayer, feeling their homier deeply wisiaistrd, refused tie cuter mho any tonsprolot.e; and were matted la !tad ~relics hie slew appearaare at the Quarter hissesoria. - •.. S A Coropstukto of fop is Suborreere • lard erolsgooserie*s els filly, Ayrshire Lim. Aphis. 8011, dam by i toms.' a t Mr 11.ossli's boy lill'. l ,v lobo Bull, ism by Marti Sir U. JI. *hies br tell, by Sole UM, eel Giai, I y Itu'er A remind of the Gold Cup, 13 Se oseribors, toms. • I.unt 11 , ...spieene*" gr. r.dt, by Join 808, Ma by 4 yrs. old • I Mlr hoord'a r f by Jobs 8011, out asentemeirrso Mr v. Saudi usra's rh. filly, by Jobs Ball, aloft ! fit Cultlirr, 3 ~ rid •• Mr Var.: , hay roll, by ;vim 801 l !Cr I) II 1.1*.."..r15. f Anne Bolles, by lobo • s . .. • Wollar..'s My loose, by Urlitioi, as of !Archie Male, L yrs At A PIA of all ale a—Torso oti'e beet. Lord %1...diem...ie.. Diens Mr turning's Sylvia Vnewsn•T. A S*eepst,kes of irog. each. 7 debserne vs, wM S p. fr.Assi tht K... tim Lurcl Munt, , trierw ; '). eult R Arrr. by ay arllit!.•• 1 Mr. Cuaii.ses b:tv .. lllly. Ily bier! A Plal;of . ..A. for lin avg. Lord Bribaorte. bay YMy, by Holubletquori •1 1 The Earl of Exisulmis el , . filly, Bit of Tufa; buoaail at tbr p,.i Mr. Cuisines llares by St. George • DART.HOOR P.': RON. .7r101i• op' TRY. NEW roma( OF %VAR, DARTSO I O, hhEVih'i• Prison() , rt The Royal f , ku mr.nrn Dt.- „litre. is oar 0 e of tn. 11145( eirteti•.ve egultilighinents fair LOIll in tiliA kingdom, siosl.-ui the seine nine, emends a just tribute of appl a ssiselo the judicious Oeuvres which insure kind treatment and Ito- .'e attention to the unfortunate virtue, ul our.— I lee, strider the humour arraiseement aiiil coati:4 f lite Tintisport them', seen oiled by the rs 1,0 areal, Isaac Coigrave, Esq. an old post•e)h- -,_ o .,•ry Callitort uilliiiingtriett to alleviate the ir r a . unhappy iti far as the 'suture uf ~.n. mesiinceaVll.l Unt,inased Ly molly , lii- to their stony and the to I,w-ratify mill tiuoce I ientleintn (tenor of ,boorf their lie.., us, Loh Are we ll acquaiisted with French prisons, and ••• personally rxperienced what they are) puree undeviating Invent of sedlanthropy, hornbill able themselves. silt Gent lieial to the objects of their rr 011 J pousenr. or,4isiulle a fo-eat, now one of the test and ismer leirren wastes in Engluml. is au mane hilly tract in the western part of Devon- •. , siront twenty miles long, fuurteeu sad cuntaming upwards of 80.000 acres. - emit su the centre of this desolate district, on a ot;esleclisity, lifter(' miles from Plywood!), -nit frima Tavigtock, ig situated the prison for the e.. ~ p m . of prisoners of war. recently erected at ; a structure combining t,. of ftbrie wi th security and convenience. i tsp- a snore s,on might have been be- le!, Iro. the se:rmin.ll.l; advantages which it ether re- ; .eel.. end the great national • t shica toe projector had in contempletion. • .1 t.. :fete 11.scided the eligibility of the situ.- ~„. ',he'd, it Is presuined, when the hand of . hare reclaimed this vast tram of •,,,s; :It d. wader the auspices of Mr. Tyrwhitt, e rsa,sress has been made), the existing • sir will cease. 'rot ,'Auet•lre Is of stone, which the neighbour- ; es immense quantities. The 600111 are ,:nu very little timber betug used in any rt ef the bud hug appropriated to the habitation prise..er.. it as of a , ercula, form, inclosed a maw; fading and two solid w alls, th e ice berif-ii which is termed th, eistitary way." A t h e it , err out are piatforsus. •s.i n rusk& the tun to ob.rrve whit is passing in the prism. M. Ai ce ii unitive's, ou the out-r edite of eke 11, are (slog Is ge bells, which, COMMUlrleating a grim; w re, al inn the sentinels. should a pie- le, by .s. t ,gin toe night-time, endeavour to ef- hi, env, • Tlsis &eft Is amply so ppli• d testi. mos excal Tr , & m a hir 'ugh it in v non- directions. emit/iris WM pit:" area, a nu, nut ler the super. • seehe,ecof bre turnkeys, assisted by a captain's filet ti" are, every 'venial; at sunset, , ,ntigl into 'heir separate prisons, secured by 0 , ..; er. of Mill arid double doors. At sunrise .rc rs.lr use d, sodl agate counted. Their es i• usin- lt it. ty exposed to the air. end the e .01 properly veNill iced, if the weatin:r is hamar- .l.. hn v itmi is kept in the nine( exact state of ugliness awl order. Every p (tient. previous to is 'waft. a prop. r ablutinn in the bath. atlatS, nit,r, a c. are furusshed unsparingly. a neoseiiial hospit tl or medicine chest in the tgli envier is !on bhrrollr supplied with the must 6 tiv nrugs: to fart, many of them are withheld ,au own troops, but profusely granted to our rs, st The pi smilers of war are universally clothed aid at th- since's of Gurernmetst. They wear a • sutrnrus, occasioeally striped with blue. ly roas i ncuom mid que a diem renders the'their sit nu t usulical le, suppooing them at large be. prisou w-hs. Few ate so far fortunate, at ~ n gli bribery has 'n some solitary instauces afies, but they ire invariably retekeu. Tiara' tins., of the best qua'ily, are 'cried out warm 4 tonsfortshle iu Ana space of two hours. , The) ehet, front then • own body, presidents, a ho tf em s gaus with ..e agent, and through whom ib.e emplanes are made and grievances redressed. my inspect the bread, meat, vegetables, and ocher laws ileum s fernished by the contractors, and rePrP - it to the agent should ally be meth for use. If • hitirr rliffers in opi•nion, the officer of the guard 141 31111 , 111eil /is 111111.1fe, whose decision is final. suet her also kes , l ) the peace within the prison, *ad the 'undone the feglthliooll. 81* k *ell-supplied d oily market is held in the agent's leen I'es where provision, of every kind are sold at ,ere mnileiste price. For one hone the market people fist admitted within the fleet iron gates for the pn. het .re ., Janet, who, by their own ingenuity and tins .10e i h ;Ha , I T. ir s • its enabled to indulge in more tn. muhm, Captain Go' 'glare is iodtbstigalrle (countenancing intorlsitinit prices and valor- it—Whoever sells articles ut inferior reality, or p a to VS ft'efiliffly, fin ever excluded the market. to 1. .. t thOs postA alum but in reriy depart. e the fo f the depot over winch he presides. that mid. In. " otgrave tined, his most 'sedulous atteu- thinc shd titterinnely endeavour. faithfully and . fete discharge hi s d u ty t o li's country and to he„. er , fio -eft st ore.. _ •,tt i r t res assum e sided by a military o ffi cer, h.° d to as k rou,dl the military way ; but, toes pt li'e atpriq o ffi cer* on duty, surgeon, and tbe (74. no person. however high Ilia rack, eau ~m,4re 'clamwit h inmierwit h inthe second iron gales., protisled with • pass or special order from "owl on Board T u b ; 6 "r•ckii. den:rhea about* quarter of atoile 0 t ismthward of t h e prism', creAstits bet weer% live ▪ I kindred toed. The accommodations for and privates are um-trailed. Each f Iwtt to Plymouth garrison takes the dues. at . Place in 1101 :M1161/111 fur ten months% In thin theta deny is 180 men and tier olfi. ;, c ,: u _h i t ZlY mount guard ; and, during the ,tive officers and right sir rants are ut- sp ., T. 0 1114 the minada. duri ng winch they arr I „ r Ot t le ivy... and receive the countersign loot 1 ; 'my ti. n I I ao wrie --- Tyrwhitt. Esq. Ilerilwr of s , 1 n' for Plymouth, lies within • mile a .11 a otd t''e har, '. :oh 1. ti e • ' .. ^ 16 • 'SIM Gentleinasi I. eon- nessulait and extending his agricultural seess a , e „,,,, the moor, on he his BEDFORD RACES. WFDSZIII.IIY sere. s. The Woburn Stakes of Fels Gutuers seek ipit . . . . I 4 Satre.4.l's he. c. b.• Ambrosio . . .... I ,1 Mr. Flac►er's r►. a Gift 14 Iliorkiletbrook's V. e Geeserie 14 I' G. 4 )5:.06 tic's ch. c Rtibliit Mr. llowortb's b. li. Jeremf ..... ... 3 11 Mr. Newman 's hi. I. Mimi* .. s 6 Fifty Paged. !the GM of die Dake of BiNtfunk a.yr ett:s. Crawea's ch f Jarrett. IA baffietd's b. f. Aquatints t . ft fy. Hasiusils's eh I Judaism The N ,blemes sod Geutlerseues Subscriptise Purse ere& P , dliskair's rb. 0.1.,ert lir. f JsbaLe Tier Tessa Fiste of s Mr. Momurth's h f lrrrluj Mr. Mr illtbnns's eY. nt lifft Mr. SIMMS'S br. F. Army Liakeas Fete': Mr. Newmark's W. h. Ilesego. KACHYNLLETII lACEL Os the 4th alt. 11 w Sol plate wa , wus by P. Dtweleilts Egg of I.laufates Sett Bei, tomtit g four sthe • .. Anse wluch, Mr. G. Sustut's Aberatele woes twa.eh, beating sus edict. •MCOND D•r. Capt. Culotte, or Macisyrllcilisbas. Per,gc, twirl 11se cop. beau.; ruin others —Ale. E. OVell's pose). Nancy, on a saddle and bridle, distanciair tour Jaen. Mork do ens ua was occasioned by • Rat-race between Tbdoris Hushes and David Elba, what was woo by liagises, is coaseqaeucc sir hilts lailioe owl costing his 'wad. Maj. r.Ce .er J tree Him. Dwto I.s•Lts, bra. thrr. to the Eel of LEv►N. is bp woofed to the coro.nand of the Northern District is& o land. .st Lieut• Gen. Illscooe•oo. promoted. Letters and Papers h ova Pwrio to th. Stn ir.t. have been received.—The tom►er -state 111 J, t a French army. 111,000 strong, have raised the L tack% ade of Cadiz, but are silent with respect to its .0 se g cent movement% %Ve understand that Mr. Piscusir is about to send dispatches to Antenna. which are to 1,.• cur 'eeyyed by Lieutenant Senses. who brought Iho.e it 'alive to the ilifontik mud Rata. Ile is to ti. , it England in the Homed on the lyth inst. And fr za hence to to prozeml to Pans to have a:. sot er, 'sew anti General Anstsveoeu ; hat he has per , mid •ry orders not to regnant in the French capital on any account snore than three days. The French Governor of Malaga has ordered that port to be abut, as a punishment oil the men. chants for having remonstrated against es.d refe.ed to comply a ith a regulation, imposing an additional and oppressive duty upon capons. The latest accounts received from Tortoni, by Gibraltar, repeated some apprehending.% nt the st ibnite fall of that fortress; after which it was ex pected Tarragona would he attacked. The letters by the Gottenburgh Mail of Mon day speak of the acquisition boys of Finland an I Norway to Sweden. as the probable conse• nence of the nomination of ULIINADOTTS ussucceokru. to MO throne of that kingdom. The following notice was on Monday posted up at Lt.or _ " Sy accounts from the Baltic it appears that D atrie are ue the 234 ultimo, treespiesl by the French troops, and selves row heat privateers wore little; oat Dora that port to groin agaiset the Otitis\ stfippiag" Booday last, tae l)epoties from the Canala had as interview with the Marquis Writ.t.g.tr.v, et Apaley House. preparatory to their depirtute far South America. They proceeded nn Morris, to Portsmouth. in Eviler to embark on hoard a B rit i s h vessel of war. The Deputy from Buenos A)re• and General Mtaa'eov had afterwards ihterrtews with the Noble Menotti. who. is the evening s pro. cretlerl to the sen*urst for the kreortit of hi. health.. The Soicette frig de, hsettog 11r. Anal' on bawd s arrived at Maya on the ghat of July, from (AM. slontioople. Tile rvcCUr.t• brouitht try her were rather f.svotirab'e. The talsrm e.: red hy the one ce•es of the ltussians the commencement of t h e ua imisi 2 n, had tittbsiiled; and the resolution of the SULTAN to put himitelf at the herd of his troops had excited • st,s4ii;.' of entlinsiss n. free 1 which the greatest adrs.r.rgets wet. expected.