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cite s, Yin PesinivAL. his Royal 1141 torts extirm.t oj o poa lii. CLitaits 16,G00t. in little mire thin two yeast. Accordin g ; to another o f hi d oi l,, o , at o d . Mr. Anus, his 1.1..141 lliKhne4t soo.i after (1,!... clinett to pip her an ationity of 4qol. . lf, the a. Ibis luxurious concubine was to be thus thrown Own flit summit of earthly splendour, into the losreyt abyss of poverty and wretchedness, whet heroines of 4. the honour of a Prince," this new coiaetl oath in the month of a Royal Mike, which *ea pledged to break her fall, and secure to her u &mut retreat from a life of adultery ? But our ob. Section gots farther :—There is no TAD known to the constituthn as Prince, bite the Prince of WALEV; His brothers, are, in common parlance, Mikes, and when the word " Prince" Aceurs in common conversation, we thiolc uult the Prince of WALi.s. inu.t look, t:lererore, 1111110:1}; his evil star:, or the A*lnni of his evil Count:Mors, for a title so new ws " Prince," assumed by a Duke of YORK, is All :Akre+ and pentium to the Hon,t of Coin nions.—The nest piiwis 4 e in his R iyal letter, and w:iieh centains•tlie essence of it, is that where he *ars— " My csevriousness of innocence leads me eonfidently to hupr, lOU the }fosse of Commons will out, •pun such evidence as tlavy hAve ni apt any pnxeediats peeks dicialto my ho: character ; but if, upon itch tc•li• 111114ny a , has hzen odduccd azainst me, the Manse of Coat s•ues cam think my inuoreace questioaable, I claim of their jo , tace, th A I shall net be coidemaed witbrat trml, nor be al‘yr.re4 of tit.• beach and prutectioe which to afforded to . . every Wane% ihOjert, by douse saactious under which, aloes evidence es reeceed in dee ordinary adiaieistratioa of Ilia law" Now the conseionsnesi of his innocence is a very just ground for the antici : iation of as honourable insjaittal; butt how the Royal Duke could expect that tlki* econscimism-si, a thing only known to 'Mown', could isflutace the conduct of the Douse of Commoas, we cannot 'conceive. This consci ousness of iimocence is only vial in fir° eoaseien ate. 1. Ah. my dear Lady reazie," soya Joseph, in Ur. SileßlDAß'il al niroble Comedy, "'tic that couscioumess of your innocence that ruins you. What is it that *mikes you iirk;ou lent in your eon duet. and careless of die censures of the world ? Thr consciousness of your innocence. What is it makes you regardless of forms, and inattentive to y"ur hnshatitl's (wife's) pence ?—Why the coaseinasinsis of your innocence." But we will not pursue this farther. We should not hove thvellel upon it so long', had we nut considere.l it the language of some political Joseph in the hat or his Royal High nesit's Alvocatra,, MI I trot ItIC lanyag* of the man who imlited the love letters to Mrs. CLARKE. And now comes the claim of his Royal Flightless .. to the bea t tit, and prutectiou which is apparels to every British subject." This behest, we say, never has beets refused ; hot his Royal Heggioess appears cot (my be satisiled with the justice of a British Allbjeet. and ilthreands something more.-- lie does not detour to the jurisclictmu of the House of Comm ma. No, he is a 'tiling to aitide by the dec:"iuu of dust tribunal; but if that deci sion should be unfteount!de, in that event he dis owns its authority, and claims a trial by his l'eers. Thus, he claiuss the elnkace of tin trials for him, and will n tly *.laud the ('haute.: of one trial a.raissat lapin. This, certainly. is Lot clout justice betweeo the country and the iiiiiividuil. If Ins linial Liigittiess lie ally objection to be hied timiti the prrient process hetore the Dottie, he nucht to protest against their proceeding, posit;vely and directly. He ought not to take the chance of an act i niuml there, but to demigod a trial b*fore what he conceived a tribunal c peteut to administer British justice. . We have received Cal:. * awl !Seville Garottes to t,. bth iinibilit. They confirm the Mirth:getter which was previously ri .4.4.1.11 from Jamaica, of the probability of the speedy reditetioa of the city of St. Domingo. The defeat and death of I:ERRAND. the French (Sovernor, are officially nothied. They :dim eontaia the details of the first attacks on Sara. girssii. The litre PALAIPJX. sustains hi* former reputation. nod will hear of no alternative between death awl victiory. 'rise fie iv sail of transports, antler the or.lers of Capt. Junta 11.11.3TEp, wiiali are to take on board Nitijor-Geu. 1111. L's expedition at Cork. are wind 'woad at Ports:sound'. The force to embark is to ' consist of five regiments and 4uo cavalry. Their destination is believed to be Nlitiorese. The Pare Mahan, Captain Cinema 2 es, takes the transports to Cork. A large Medical Staff. and a large quantity of Medics' and Purveyor's Attires, are e.nlearking at Fort.moutli for General BERE4II , OIID'i eapeilition. liis Military :ibid . will be found on reference to T/ic Gazette of Su'.urday. The Ernassrick, of 7 74 guns, which arrives, on Tuesday at Yarmouth, from the Baltic, hail been beset hi the ice in the Cattegati from the :hi littu sty.to the 10th of February. during which interval • sh e wag driven on shore several times, and the crew were obliged to throw all the gunvovertroard, ex rept two ii-potiuders to make signals ; they bud lost all their anchors but one, mail that had only lone fluke. The Stiperh, Admiral KLATiI, and Dries, are the only large ships nn lef t hi the M ile; the firoutelai, l.: has brought intelligence of their helm; frozen up in Flemish roads. Gist.tou hut ch. lint that they are in perfect safety. The Barites'', tits Capt. LISiCE: Zillodeiti. 74, Capt. Boys; and the Elisabeth, 74. Hon. Captain CONZO74, soiled from Plymouth on Monday, to tenth& tiff Fermi. A letter from Valencia, (listed the 6th last. states the departure of the Austrian Miuiater froiu Paris to Victim*. Yesterday morning FL .4 SI Al EITY. Prinreases AU GUSTA, Amt:LIA. and M tRY. neeitinpanierl i.c Lady and Geiwrals Dc lit:DE, FlTittoY, rind CaaTwucHr, net! to St. (;.'or-. , •'s Chapel, and heard a sermon preached by the IMO. and Rev. Dr. Lrotie, the Dean, front I Peter, chap. v. ver. 6 : " ilnothlr yourselves therefore n ,der the mighty hand of God. that be any exalt you is due tom." 'l' he ROYAL FAMILY afternards returned to the Palace. Friday morning, His AIAJEITY, the Duke of CAMISIIDGE, Prins-tsars Atka:STA, SOPIIIA, and I Astr.sts, accompanied by Lsrly ELY, die-atm-al% •rAYLOit, rode in Windsor Gre it Park, and returned at twelve o'clock top the. Palace. Friday beiug the Duke of estaisetouv's Birth day, the same was oh.erve d and kept by Their MASZSTILA and the 'AOYAI. FAMILY at '% urbane. HIV Rata) I ligliaess comp': ted Inn 3.ith sear. —dm Royal tli.th tra41.16 nets suet at the Tuns Tavern, tVindsnr, wh e re they hail their annual VII. tertaimuent on the occasion. The dinner was well served up by Mr. II t t.. 1.1., of et wish .0 tar lay and constitutional toasts, iamtinnenis, and song., were said stud sand on the svcaa:on. The company broke sip at 12 o'clock in perfect h moony. St. James's Palace is to it,. bent u,i its former itlan, with all possible 'need. ('lie persons tvbo bad auartments there ere to be reinstated. liter Dukes of CAMBRIDLB cel SUSSEX left Windsor, tot Saturday, for I orlon. On Thursday the Duke of Yule, Earls GUST aim a n d Giseargneggsn, owl a impart* of 'Adair) Officers, dined with the Earl of Ciatctsr.srEit. 6 1 Friday evening, about seven a clock, the Earl of OaIPORD died at his house in tkut 40-street. He &V %acceded at his title and eitat-s by his snit, Lord WALPOI.E. Amongst the last Ba h arrivals are : The Bari and 'testi Funniest, Lady and these Misses Psalm, Lady Pearson. Lady Veral/e, thr tr, ,,!..u, Hon Mr. Fans, Hue. Mr Forward, Hos H. Arcies,S.rlV.a. Miura, Sir T. revs ell, Major.tiere Smith. Colonel and H.,. Jeakiason. Colonel arGessia, Colo oel HM, Colossi Gre ed* Colaltel Marren, Lital..easleselisselMrs. I(Clarey. The Nlisse..; .riSotrUa g 11.4.1 their usutl party, last night, at their hone in Hanover-square. Lord and Lad.. Soutats are expected iu town, this week, from t'sei •• seat in Stowers. Earl CitotscisOW.l.CY, we are sirry to eVe, was not so well, yesterday, AS might be es peeteil from the favourable change that took place a work sacs. Earl Sietscaa entertamel a wiect party of No bility at diluter, yesterday. at but house in St. James's-place. The ararsetA that I etely prevailed in the Howse of Onn.naas 1144 4:o;rlpir•ely Retched iliterfeer Ca sty's Air:stub mud the hints are alt. dank.. The Cnantess of Szreoit had a select part's, best night, at her house in Arbligio.i..treet, which was attended by the Hareltiouess of SALIsoURY ; Ctionteses CAW:SEM, t)fiwayalt Serra Y. CLANK, mad several other persons of elistiliction. Hyde Park was yesterday tilled with ele4ient Menpasiv. T:te rides had a very splendid apneas.- neer. Her nova, il.4lmess Princes. Sonia,' of GLOIICESCCK, Ditchesses of Sr. A e.a•a's, I.ieNr i nose, Lerna, su l Noaritisarrat.v:o, trivmd the rides. Hot itoyal Highness toe Doke of CAM saltine was on horseback. Tue Park was nearly cleared by live o'clock. Lady Usoithe Cavgteolati left town, out Tours day, for s ori:t el une r gastneat is expected, this day, from Belvo.r Castle. Madame C.sra r. tier conclude!! h e r operatic en tertaiu,n•_.tts at !lob, o f T.ll rselay last. The House WAS crowded iu every port, and the atieheque were deliz;hted with the exertio.is of the fair Syrea. Mr. I'oNSONEY gave a 4 ra.ill dinner. on Satur day, at lute house in Arlington-street. to Earl TEMPLC, ViSconat Vl4caUat 3111.T0 , 5, Lord OSSOLSTOT, the Right Mtn. W. WlsDH.tia. Right lion. General FITZPATRICK, Ins WATSON W. WYNNE yid a. ROM lAN. General FEtteellSON. and Messrs. NOKTR and W. WYNNE. The Candies* of CARR4IIPTOI gave a grand rout. out Friday night. at her house, in Britton. street. The preparations were in her Ladviship's tenet style of elegance. The grand mute dentart meats was brilliantly lighted with eta, its helm. tiful lustre,. There were upwards of two h milked Nobility and Fashionables present. As the music of tile lately .(anted Opera 411 Drury-lane was by a Bishop, the Author may justly cons •ilein that it did riot receive the benefit V Clergy. Mr. litmus, of Covent-Ginlen Theatre, is date. gerroisly iiidisposed. Ile is attended by surgeon wiLSOK. Lord CHARLES MANNERS hits been no *shooting party in 'Wiltshire, and will return to town this dry. The Countess of CAMDEN had d card-party, on Thursday isigl:t. at her house, in Arlington-4mM. The Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND, March i = of Satissuar. Countess Screw., and the Pettey and TAYKoR, were present. Seen are the attractions of the new face. Is les a Prints? rat the Haymarket-Theatre. that on So. tienlay evening, at half-price. the Theatre sown Rowed. Mr. JOSLS gives a most admirable pane trait of the lively young Nahlerrem, sapported ai r all the comic honour of Mr. Lino!. sad MA MIINDC4I. The General of his Grace the Duke of .4 SCASTER took place on Friday ree'en.ight at Swinestearl. The assemblage bf sorrowing trielaa out iil;4 was very considerable. About twelve o'clock the funeral cavalcade set out from (irtinstif Castle, Lincolnshire: The pall-bearers were7tC Esti of Anvireitt., Sir Jona Taotr.ore. Bart. Sir SAIIIILL FLVOL'EIi Bart. Jacoa Revarearnieor, Esq. CIIARLES JANES Paces. Esq. our t! Rue. Mr. Foses:a. The chief lineament were, General LSI/ARO. the' Rev. 'Alr. Lavaire, GREAT HEAD, Eaq. 310STAGrt: MATHEW, E-q. M. P. Sir hlontancs Cuosseeterv, Bart. ARUNDEL, Esq. Dr. WILLI,. Dr. AaNui.n. the Rev. Mr. livastvr, &c. ke. ate. C• 110•4-41 Ist • numerous Vasa of tenants, arid fouttfon i;eatletara's carriages.. 0, lit • ...111%, 1? 1 • I' . ‘‘ INN ROYAL :'.&WILY. • DRURY-LIA -7911.1111111111111.111111111141111111111 M 771 ATRE. TRE : UM - 2ilB . TO TUX EDITOR. ••• We tkiek it prep,' to ilitflaras Or roosts, - kaailk s ad Anne well, ha. rvolaig ow dew there Raw ens en jog roan StaTlie many accounts I hare welt of the am ip;%,, Tew HIST!. if Pasts Nonriper sager ft: he owe dread rid catastrophe of the (lest:lit:Sion of Drury- ssysd to the *wart, y thato4 vaermanl c •se,es,, is emotes+ LIM Theatre, impel n,e to state to you %% hat Cass.. I s sa as orAer mienaiaz Vnisercip e , tray, far cad repast. tinder stir vie.,, by way of narrative. I.l,algiag m 11 y sale ?dada, of .Is , papers aka da l nanagiatre that at integrity for the truth of the aastrtatiat.-01, t ri- Mot always re warkable for twig ),a.Slientaar, that e. • t o 1 . 1 day ev 4 Levi, about ten o duck. I laid bast. dP_llesdati the .. P .E l P c e , re ß.T re" . eS MRR. it . wlt ale oust, with one or tits, Aleeliaitists of the Thelitri. tar , tort Paper awl called at the st•ge-door of the same, that very in? tree f ieji and impari Aaj.c• Few• the desired ham to meet toe there. I :onnd lout Innalp,al at 'tics, and, partita'a, la, so • taut remised cionaoll• Icitchint•ii thee—Brown, tihrvii, Tier. pottitelit,. IticatioNs tonlategzc a rl e c:! 6 • L ia T , ta sisal a hoe. Itrawn was t set of putting out can- T lA:P li se P te r r Irscati s f oilasli C y W aisd that et it ost, Me, in a lances. ask -if tile ivatchtnen if thry . e r r e heels touted the Theatre? and we.ansevertt! in the *gh:•,% ; p•rAapa tamer three ,eleil-rs Nouipeperi se term, miflrtnative, and that all was safe. I returned to h tie Aires is seem e:Aer Newpape , s, Gaul nadnaaahr I. house, coitl t.tl retiriii4 to my bed. heard pettemts e4tlrveti their HE o ßa ITS 1118 .. r . aysa, sea a rou rhaU : passing my door swiftly ; n short time lifter I was ';' , 7"i ~h o s, :L er. h g er , :c 4 4 l, 0, " informed oy a boy that a tire had broken out near rill write I ." the ofce and wo .Z i l „ pr y I , a p m • tit. I went out into the street, mid tmia aa•ar c ifici , st mm 4.4 irespLyieg fair, iayargal. gait re repaired to the Tneatrr, and perceived the 11 ttttt es epa:•444l Newsmen, tower arra i=re. gis , out Of """ thl" of the tw°'.l " lll"4 g" 1- Of the sisr - r — % from :spans mii.l Port wok who eery. is went into the theatre, by the setse A t -door. and Landed at Portsmouth, the number of (frail)* does on the stairs, found Carter, the tnirpenter, attempt , not exceed' O. Neatly 600 of the troops Ist re t ets. toist the hove tit the water-engine. 1 tered, and, as clutitiog arrives for them, are daily_ could &believe the flames, through the small glasses • - off to in the front-box clouts, to be to file einfer-roOM. I went to it by toe way to the pit fruin the stage, passed the doors leading to the stew Chinese 11411, which was not 'lieu oil Are, mad gut to the boxes, to ' the Prince's room, a here I met the fire Geeing its way from the enure-room mild bares. I returned to tie stage 44111 foetid Mr. Powell, the prompter, attempting to rare his books, but in vain. I wished to go to the wardrolw, out the stairs were ail on fire; 1 returned to the stege, and forced Carter from the attempt to remove the clock. Mr. Th tttttt P4Ol a eirtinent bring then on lire, I found Mr. Johestrine, the inechnuist, there, wars persisted in going to his apartment, which was en ve.oped au tunes; the fire was then fortasig its way through the veatiletore mid all the cerdege that sa,e.orts the borders, &c. was on tire, the counter- , weig.hts down, atiil the who.e of the box and .*ry in • complete blaze; the pit was then on tire, mud shortly after the figure of Apollo fell down with a most tremendous crash, the smoke comi ng. ' up the. rivers filial the magazme floor.-1 then insisted that Carter, Sheffield, Appleby. and ties • . ..0, slimed retire. 1 met Alr. ender wood, tame master carpeister, 4 01,1 5 to hie room. I solicited hien net to venture for 111,4 hooks; he per sisted, anti the flames which had then got pce,sea einii of the flies, lost him to toe in smoke; but 1 anerwards found he had made his escape throagli the am:cue-room to Inc end of Huseell-street. Fs thoitonirit. Oia this watchmen taking their second round, a little before eleveu o'Llock, they were alarmed by a smell of lire, the cause of which they taint(' r, t ascertain kg a CUI/Stat 1311 . 01 tittle ; they at last die covered the coffee-room on the ...erotidl tier to be in a to nutter blaze, which is supnoae:l to have ori "tinted from the carelessness sows plumbers who hail previeusly beer at work in soldering rouse part of the reservoir, which hail that moron', beet, emptied for the purpose of bring ti.auitehtel, and for winch a tire sad Laren lighted in this erviest room, ailesionig toe reaervou, wiser*, it ap pears, the tire broke oat. The dames immediately maim ~,, i t .ated to the boxes. The t y, with the rale of hoildiegs adjoinisig, must inevitably have fallen, ha I not the unreinittiiig attentions of tie Wesenoister eligaie continued to play on the two woo len pitlars that support a party wall be tNee,i Ike treasury and the theatre. Nothing was wool from toe Ammo cxe-pting the book al:CUallt/ of the theatre, and some property. of Messrs. De Ciee • awl M 0i1...v.6.3nd of %In.. Jordan. Among the valuable losses which Mr. Sheridan has sueteiued, and wiiien he most dearly held, N spo fortes, formerly belonging to the I.oe Vlra. Sots id ana tor our of which .11r. Slie retail had hero (alerted 1,0001. wheel) he refused to take. A very valuate clock, which mood between the green-roma sod Inc private boxes, formerly the propery of VV. Garrick, which was worth 7001. awl which reviiiir.ol weidin4 up but once a year. An ()Nall. winch stood on the stage. of Handers, worth WM. ; and the whole of Mr. Sheridan's maguiticeat furniture, which was conveyed there when Mr. Sheridan left Somerset House. An exemivation took place at Mr. Graham's house, on Saturday, respecting the cause Of the lire, which tended to strengthen the idea that it originated from the neglect or carelessness of the plumbers.-- Another will take place Mr* oily, at :Vir. Graham's, at which Mr. Sueridan is to be present. There is tome apprehension that one life is lost, as a well fireweed man was seen on the stairs. leading to the Theatre from the Vinegar-Yard door, apparently senseless, either from taittocation or fear, nor hate we beard of any such person having been brought out. Several circumstances hare been stated, all tend leg to excite a suspicion that the are was wilful and malicious. Among these, it is said, that a mast, muffled up in at great cost, was seed to enter the Thea tre by the great door in }Lulea:ll-street, about test o'clock; upna a signal given the door opened, he entered, and the door closed suddenly upon him. It is also said that on the day after the tire at St. J 11111.11% Palace, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales received an anonymous letter, assuring him that he should +eon hear of the destructiou and some other public building*, in a like way. All the Nobility, and other people of. fashion, in the West end of the tows. veeterdey, visited the ruins of this once spl e ndid the a t re . i n the afternoon the part of the wall, on the side of Drury-lane. which had survived the flames of Friday slight. fell in. During the whole of 7.-..sterday. the engines contioutd to play upon the sinakial reins. The change of venal and weather, so ardently wished far, came on Tuesday last, since wheels a number of ships which had beeu long detained at Portsmouth. have sailed. The wind, liewever, though int-lined to the eastward, his heen light nod hailing. which has prevented the lost convoy there angler orders to sail, from g0ut,,..--that for Madeira sod the Brazils, under charge of the Brilliind. Captain Sloven, The Cagier frigate. Capt. Ho e:Cars; mail the Brmzen,Captaitt SACPULKD, with the West Italia convoy, expect orders to wail to a few s. The Vrows Iles been Nicene re taken, and wised at Dumcr. marching , , j it• regime:its is thiereeit gallf.• ters. There are unto Itt POrbaaralth 1650 sick and wounded; of these 750 are in Hadar Hospital. (ia• Yefllturat have sea down eigist phyla:Ater and R star surgeons. the surge-me of the. Horse and Font Gil:web, with several surgeons of cite militia regi rotas, and surgeons from London. who hare vo lunteered their oervices to nttessil the ass lc. A I irge force of artillery, is biirtde of the Foot Guards, a battalion or the Scots Royals, with se veral corps, are order, d to prepare for immediate Pere ice. . . The report of a recent attempt to assassinate the Grand Duke CON.ITASTINK, niesitioued io one of the Peoria, on Saturday, is said to rest On the seri dessce of a Seeslisit pilot, who incepted from Sees lon.t, the 7.h or Bth of/um:try. Should such be the date. of the report, it most wee...aril / be erso mous ; as we know h.! was well on the 7ih, and pcesent al the entry.of their Pat:anis NAJtiolltS into Petersburgh. There are, besides, letters of a recent date from St. Petersbureh, by the way of Gottenburgh, which are totally sileut opqn the subject. - The Portuguese Couneils - have asaimed a spirit of unusual boldness and energy, seep setts they have been removed to the Brazils. Au egglisfaciom was fitted out against Etomos Ayres, islimoilloo. ed in conitequeoce of the recent events in Spain. it appears, however. tom. ihio enterprizing spint has nut aliated, hot that'll@ ins taken a new director:, and has been sent against Cayenne. Saturday the Doke of Yoox waited on His • 31aziecry, on particular boners; iu the of letroots he returned to L00d0... The Losu ALLYORwiII hold a Coast of Coin soon Council. on Tnursday nea. at la n'cleeks to fee'lli.! a Report respectin4 SinithAeld Market; to consider motions of thanks to Sir A. Wettzstrir. with a sword of 200 guineas value. for his conduct in Portuot ; to Sir DAVID BAIRD, and the Oil% eers and 'nen, for their conduct at Gorages: sod to appoint Coin:nitter for the year ewsusag. Captain MORRIS. late of His MAJESTY. ship Mdtpset, is arrived in town from the Baltic. with dispatches from Admiral Kerr* to Government. and also with the particulars of the loos of thus *hip in the Baltic. The vessel in which he sailed hats broti4ht over severe! letters to the 13th ioetants The Magpie was hsst near Malmo. but the whole of the crew were saved. The political accounts from Sweden, by this conveyance, are.highly oaths factory. Gus - raves, it is said, continues as des termined as ever to listen to no accommodation with BONAPARTE, and has no intention whatevet to make peace with Russia. The Swedish Go. vernment is actively employed in building gun boats and small craft. for the purpose of opposing the Danish cruisers, who are daily. increasing in *umbers. . The Spanish Ambassador, it is said, has received 'lll , account ofan action at Saragossa, about the eoth lost, its which the French were defeated with a lon of 7000 men. On Tuesday last a common Hall was holden at Boston, when the Rieht lion. Sir JoSEPII BANKS, Bart..K.B. &c. was notiMmously elected kieeorderof that Corporation, in the room of his Grace the late Doke of ANCAhTER, who had filled that office 17 years. A more tit successor to the late venerable and worthy Duke could not have been selected ; Sir Joseph BANES having long evinced a strong, disinterested attachment to the town of Boston ; and having by his exertions greatly conduced to the extensiou of the trade and commerce of t flourishing port. The Twenty and Ten Thousand Pound Prize*: besides other Capitels shared and sold by Hoes/s -ae and Co. in the last Lottery. are wring in full at the Old Established State Lottery Offices: Nu. 26, Cornhill, and St. Mergeret's Hill. Borough; where. Tickets aed Shares for the present superior Lot tery are on sale, The advantages to'the purchasers are such as to reader them incalculsible. The Pros are well arruaged. and the 1,500 Estra Chance-sic, very beneficial, that every one who can with rase become an adveoturer, no doubt will try theirgood fortune. Governor BENTtNett fell front his horse in a Et. shout tour o'clock, last afteritrin. et the font of Westminster Bridge'. His clothes were caught by the spikes of the lintel, and a Lady gassing be seized the bridle of leis horse. lie was imme diately extricated, and conveyed into the Motel, where medical assistance, was inglitkair orocire'i- Captain termitic is a near relative of the Dulte of PORTLAND. Those distinguished Ofßiers, Sir JAWS! Sang A. Ear. and Sir SAMUFL Tin00,,,4i1l re-bout their Nair re, hosed their respective ships. the Kersey. of 100 guns Copt. DUNlAltile; aid the Ce stair. of 74 elms, Caso. WEIALST. at Portentneth, and tiroestel to the Baltic, as soon 1121 that Pea is ors vi s teltle- The Cease', is to *eel to the Doom SO recs. ye Sir RAIRIJEL 1 1 1 , )4.1A . N NNW. Friday. Captain Woonottrir. agent for prime g • of war at Protein:milt. sontuirked 109 Ernie , Ps .- emers at We. and sir aliens, on board the /) e .Aee cartel, for Myriads. They are to be sent to Frost . l in exchange for the same asamber captured by rowel misers, sad released at sea. of that , :- .