The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

~1P5,4, r 7 - c A - 4 • JVV"••• I 4 . COURT. yesterday, abont twelve escorted by a party of received at the Quern's KENT and CUMBERLAND. MAJESTY held a private led by— rhury ; the !Wargo's %Vellealey ; [esthtichl (Gold Stick), Denton ; Sir David DunJaa ; Generale Amadeu and CGchraue ; Messrs. ranking, Adams, and Gmille hooour of being presented c, ow hi promotion. , on hie retorts from Ireland. he St. Albeit's on hi retire on his rebate from the West lis being appointri • Comwis aud Laud ft • lila bring amudated a Commis sad Laud Unease. 111 • 11-.1 Aft 114. 41 4 r L.* C ri „! THE C y Th , K IN G eon"! to tow' 'r • 1 .ck, from Vi-iid . s i o s r, 3 Florae, no d of I : hY the Un it 9 % t two n'elork Fl' 5 wio,•11 was atteritle ' . orkbadbop of Catarrh 1.,11,,e,..rp001;iaeyl Lords Het 2c1, 1 4 autl!; ( 1 • a ube tai c sa ie ; 'envie -1 oe and Floy d; upi, nyder, *red a t i m ,.l to waiting)• iture f „ti o wthe hod the h mltpk.ti ..olli• NI A J .G E:T nr ir ri : l — Dunne, o 314, Li j e a l re,,Vt•General Caph,io Athaeu, law of t , eels totjapettliat• a hose, A. N. o r RV! 10 4 41• ou r DaskinS, ors his of t- : of 11,psIs and Forest- lai Lfri 00 hi „ L „, a Woods u,.l forests al Is fill c ENT-GA D trly t ruder, The Cootie Opera of 7' I tha • ,13 n preseht-il at tin.. 1 wrine S., per.Orrned the elmnic; RP Mt, edict, ; his Vat.l ilk in 1 , . l'alrxiiite, WAS rd dart's 411antmast, a hie Eogl a i; vntirto, dupniett Co hater Vtleti•••••i. rin hotly o •Mit f ee, Dicons Hair u.b I , sith the areaterst to tle The F l ive of The frisk ge de et. I)elarty. :sake ell pro:e.rforhtl, and t.O in iculAti-ii I. very 1111 ly p.•-•10.:1•1.11 ,1 g. ~,o, .11 its on.n asl.tl prrslllely 11.11 i a rleth hiteral ty, r pnovi .1 . , 4.4 over fist appear son art 111, or—te.o.• 'la in th - I•er oi.• xI. 11 fini s••••r.iril ••• ; rn h •• .oel•o•r 1 ., 11 lot • '.ll to 4.1p.11i• t:1- .rt• of IS MI , Cr' In the list I • ass 1.1 by the appelt troh." • t • Ps FJJIIIIIN ikLk A Will . !est The and 110rehidne , no 0.11.00 a li.ssisolrt el ; ; VIA ile. an d 'II . .r1 Sit f I tom Tie.d.y meriting the I. hhem.s.fAr a d four, lo ,t, • :II J AMES VI. 1.1 ttl Ile 11•. ; 1,a, ea the Tin : • .1,4 ill towo t , os day, 1 •Ur . S,r 1111.1.1 tm, I.ofy, an ell, 114 Coo ,t-o.riv., uD •Prith • tt Lied Cork, Ireleri.—' Ndto ,l ,6., 1 , (nri•eut t t a the ta me 4 Tor I),,wayr to the ✓PS A • • 1 . ...•4t111 Hale 1-4. [Jay et 'titti .7 (;t:1 el ti.c seri' r : II .t • 0, t.. • C I' ail • s'' iv,. CI r 12 , " n e. !.-4 I). D11,4131‘ 1,1 ttt. t•ildrtl• la “ r Offics (call,) sipo I • 5. . 114 it f 0 , him 11 ;rat. ; C . 1% (1.11 Theatre, sew, • I I t I 1 eel. St.ge, Leh , • !n • I f Honer , 141 ,1110 ' ,/,1 Oa I d. lat Yr. the 100; 8 s.i. .11. 411 • t''. 0.-110 M • T , Pihr Initr Scotland. • ILO lll;lsartsls 41111 Altos I Loh • 10..' are oda, I " t" . at Brit C "••• v., -It, reeeml4 din' 'Fer Ate Init.'s. 1' !i I i19.111111.11011....011Ce 3 . 11 ' lO .l-11411, 41.1 •tesioei rind lie ass mu Lot, I, thira t.e iiirreeered.a inufyl woo The 00 . :in I t .I'o irtossid i.f the inhabit iirop 3 Pk. .1,1411 ••i• law. fortalu Yn m „ ..1.• for ha nom, I, g nt 1-3•, Meer, • '• Ititv SIIIII • 11. .tru I"'`• hot th wee; s ' ; the cleimit;i "el ,- 4 • .'"io C•VII wos. krep . 11. 10 17.'110 t. r ot to.. 1 If ehr . t *I. tit I 'oh Id WC 4/1 4 ti ttut tintim, uth, s t , , ‘O. ut It,. imrtio Itti- ; io tdkt .131 "A fi. .l ni near vr-• A • I In. lii•-etl r en. ' 1 i 4 I , 1 ••• 1:- ••• curt , .1 • I ' ll • •• •or o. l4isra it 1:1 4 I lir th • r.lgn of I 1.1 1 yet 11, e , slit Irl foe uff.td iir ' l, hi Wake I • 4 a' • .1. -It 1 4 4 liecaa )•• ^ • ;••••irtrr., Are deer .1., • • 4 , .4lilins.its • 4 • 41..1: l'Ar merlin t+ •• • • •h-: e.•ey Misr Ilt it% • 11;Ihatl la; I • tar (,r mi.jurit). 7EN THE.IITItE. lie English firr•t Nas ►ast Theatre. Mr. IN ri.Enox, of Captain Fitzwater. •al powers elicited general Mr. BELLAMY, who to r dlll/ nrously encored. Mr. ch 111% long been a public re lost none of its pristine acting ALA enchanting s r a. Catherine, were rt. I..pprob,tion. rhninn in tuition follow ed, inn • mat his first appear , Elie person is tall and is countenance expreuive. 'different, the rotunda nee His performance, how oertectiona on iis head," seq. I he attempted iiillee of every principle Ir which has hitherto franees,• a d gree of op. sulfiLient to (hunt a re. It is scarcely fair to criti aod, while we allow that .en, we inu4t also observe. genius bv premature of those who dignify lotion of " the drama's 'VI L 4 YESTERDAY. •aano of Thocaond, at the Cla• Colonel Runs •nd family, at Mrs. Li•.l aad at their Hrightea. j.,kk. of You left town. or Nor full:. ou *shooting TK' IT. IP Duke or CLAitoolcg is ft om Bu.hy. Ind for M'Noe. CHATTER- Monthly I4st. for their •Mr. and Mre. Dicasun day, for llmrn ( .tr. sot... of BA/14 left town to Essrt and Countess. of sy 11.11 , Derbyohire. Ministers dated with Mr. ivt d io town on Tuesday. crud Ilia 31A, MY yes- is Ity!d a public 4 y at his l•, and &Art audieuce. to mark his debar last night is sun to Mr. Hanna w'va sins so very success. O'KarFe's,Comeay of went to Ansero a, wlarre ow (era r. mita 3ladamr CATALANI liottaioow (ihe niece of rsogard At' very liberal sxntun next verrk ; this s in a great drgree that rer, who war committal 'Ciao of strdling tea, sap., list to .kiog r seizure of trathina a permit ! N, ppkgate, hi Intut I t laim the sum 40'24. 9tl. titi:to. for tithes to which A pliestion eras at cord- Itut meut wit. re w.•re 'lent fiy Mr. TIL• ,* etu.l,,d4og the afore. msly of the Polisbioners d. Circular letters were Pp.'f, eottre 1111 l g u general Lo•tucts. At this meet le eve,iiitg, the Kec- Au% a .t geherully sp. fri. ,4:11, offered to sr .a tit pound lay the w?.oir of the per ti..g closed h a det. r 't 1.. order to cos:sider of ig rarliatuent ell the su his clam hr virtue of an MIMI( VIM *tut:4 has •ree. and I • precPdesst fi.r m.cot a sim•:ar cle.narl, me general. The in •- trunti.ed to oppose t41:e . :1 Vre V tell 10 tltr. (.41 :- The Iri”nds of the he Ue. 4111i0U, RII (11/. - -•- hut it twits uttrtthcicts tAsr INDIA HOUSE A Quarterly Gearr4 Court of t4r East Catapaii was 1.04.1 at their holm iu street ) . - - Tli proceeding. of the last General Coot t haviug been gone throogii— The (7itsiitst .N submitted to the Court, fur their ris.,firinalion, the ReAnlutioor, unaunnaash agri ell to by the General Court of the tu;a of June hist, " Approving the Resolution of the Goan of Directors of the 16th May precethi l .T, appoiiit ing Moonshee liu..tun Ulee, Assistant Teacher in the Oriental Department at the Artillery and H"_ glover Seminars., ut a salary of 1301. per tionum ;" which was continued accordingly. lie rep ..- ed to the Court, the Resolution of the (*owl of Directors of the 5 - h instant, r, aegnittinq the Coin wander said Owiiers of the ship Asia, trout all im putation of neglect or mist °nil uct in re.iw e t of vie loss of that ship;" awl the 17th of o.•tohrr iris pointed to delude, by ballot, iu a General Court, on the said Resolution. Certain arcnnnte, Which had been prela►ed in April 1809, and July last, werenext presented to the Court. The heads of them oily wrre read. the Climax An inning ulmorrell, that they were tedious and 1111 l ntrre-tin g detai:s. Among them were, "An account of the number of Students in the Com pany's Oriental Seminary ; 'an account of the ber of Pupils admitted lions Midsummer 1809, to Midsummer 1910 ; an account of I:,e public exa mination of several of the Pupils, agreeable to a former Resolution, &c." Mr. RANDLE JACKSON rose for the purpose of moving, Th.t these papers should he Mid on the table, tor the perusal of the Member-. After they (the Proprietors) had done so much t..aards the great object of educaiion, it was ilatar.si that they should wish to be accurately inform:A of the pro gress made by the pupils. They were all impress. "ith the liberal pri:iciple of dissemioating edneaa bon amongst all classes of society —but more porn mike>, amongst Ititlel• persona, who, as ~,,, nts to the Company, would, at some future pestoci, hate such great ant important Concerns Intimated to their erre. Co be fully effective, that education ought to be truly moral. It afforded him ;teat pleisure to learn P•AL coosiderable progress hid ..le in the system of educating the persona destined for their service; hut it was neee-tory, for the purpose of their complete information on the subject, that these papers should be laid liefore them. With respect to the essmination of the popila.ht piddle. in conformity with a re.olmion that Cou•t, he would, at a future day, submit a pro position for their consideration, winch, witoom mu fringing, in the aliglitest degree, on the Spiral f that reiedotioa, would, he trusted, be &nod to add greatly to the general accommodation sod conveni ence of the Members of th, Cow,. lie concluded by moving. That the Papers be laid on the table for the perusal of the Meiniiers." The Cli %INMAN observed, that he heard with pleasure tne mo•icto of the Gentleman who lied just sookeil—because it tended to an nvesit,4sitou of the conduct of t%e Coors of Director+, ol!ich they had always .-outted.—With respect to his (Nit. Jackson's) intended proposition, lie thought, that if a rirMificatiou were hatroduciol, which would save the tune and tristeile of the Court, it was de serving of the utmost approbation.—The motion was then agreed to. The Rea,luttou of a former Coen, reiust.iting fire of the Cadets, who had obtaito.cl their ;tide lions corruptly, was confirmed; after which the Court adjoaroed sine die. MISSION TO PERSIA. 13 , igiadier-General Nlaicolat, accompanied by the Gentlemen mid Onicen attached to the Per sian Miieion. left Bombay on the 10th Jan. fur the Persian Catgut. On the aurae Jay. N. H. Smith, Esq. sailed for theGulph.—The following Officers and Gentlemen accompaunql Brigri , lier-G•giernl Nolalcolm Cant Grant, commanding the Escort of the Per.i.in Mis. lion; Capt Martin:me; Mr C.utrinlitnin, Surgeon to the Mission; Mr. Cormick, Surgeon to the Caroni ; Licutroant Stewart, First Assistant ; Lieutenant Little, A ide.dcd:aisp ; Lteetenant Jiihuson,cominsading time Party of the 17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Frederick, toramianding the lafan try; Lieutenant Macdonald. !Nattiest Assistant; f usnrs Fothcriughain,coninianding Madre* Cavalry ; Ensign Mon teath, Eurimer ; Mr. Williams, and Mr. }Minoring. eitm yiv I, LivA. MADRAS, MARCH 20. By the last aceonnts from Colonel Ma►tindell's detachment, it would appear, that they hid made a retrograde movement towards the frontier s for the purpose of protecting the province of Kumllecond from any eventual incursion which Meer might have the hardihood to attempt. rile Khan %visa collecting his foilowers among the halls, and was expected shortly to commence thwie predatory ope rations which are peculiar to Maltratta warfare. was Udifer4o4ld, that Colonel Martutd•tl would take up a central poliinn. cowering the Coat itits.y's frontier ; while the Madras force would advance in to the country, and attack the few strong holds which Merl Klt to pcwßesses. Coins:el Alartindell's detachment had halted for the space of thirteen day, at Drolness., on the Wok, of the Nurt.-inee, where be waited for 'deices from Colonel CI r.e. On the receipt of t liver. he made a movement is advance lowardiSer.ng.. sn far back as she 28th oltemn, the uty had heels rescuated by Nieer hale'.., who ficd on the first new. of Colw.rl Alfllikarir!lßnproach. On the 10th cur rent, C ;sum I Clnse entered the place, sod took p uists .i:m of it without resb.tain•r. On the 15th, Colonel Alsrtisolell was again rucaasised two miles to the north of Khemlieesa. !Alters of the Ath current from Serroor, repre gent l b .t station a% completely deserted ; the whole of thr telriv tr.mp, serving there, having ialien to reinforce the army of Co lonel C A considerable force still rcas4ltst:t at Punt ab. The I hn. V a K I 4te. Inother to the Earl of I{I\.:•TOY, Nrl it rii IU liir I.l‘ 1.g0140.1 .eket, with d,(l J !i• l'nus:rutinrrple. tit ,t welled u on on• 011.4 to t : ,krarturr or the packet from II; %void' br,a 4 ht the Lot two M., 14•11,:erir unit. I Corre the l'otst.ot of, a h., ast twist of lime, to,' 1 ,3 e aloup of uft: OLD 11,111-EY. SU'. Luna O. Slahla Mimi mil Amuse Weir were capitally indivt.d fur ot..altng 1111 , 1 table cloth end six s hirt s , the pr.. w rty John Christian Spledtgerbed. Esq. value A,. Mr. Gees Ey slated this case. Ile said the Pro secutor was a native of Prussia, but for many years a resident, and a merchant of great respeenbility, in lon. The nos trier (Hotion) was his house keeper and cook ; and fur four years that she hod btu its that situation, was respected by her master, who had ii foil confidence in her honesty, On the ri , ti of August she g to the Pros cutor warning, that she iiiteuiled shortly to quit his service. Ou the 2ntli, alien he tctarned home from 'Change, he was .Siolllllllt.l to learn that the Prisoner (Hot ton) hut absconded ; he was indebted to her two mooths* tts4es : this, the Learned Ci , onsel, ett.asril ,ti•pieitpit in the Prosecutor's breast that all trot ea. , ' tight ; li.• caused an inspection to be made of his ;i'ote, furniture, linen, &c. and he (Mr. (4414 e%) was sorry to say there war property snis‘iitg to a conorieralile *mount. It wasuottbe wish or the iotention of the Prosecutor that she should be capitelly convicted ; hut if it WAN he, as Corns. I, was of op.iiion the proof to he adduced would not justify the Jury in giving a verdict to that titer t ; fur jOtholgh the property l a id i n th e i n d ic t ment ireC anteil to upwards of 405, yet it could not he proved that to that amouot was taken at one time. The Pri‘oner Weir stood in a different situstion, and perhaps aught to be laid out of their consi deration. The only evidence against her was, that site was a constant visitor of the other Pri soner, and was pretest when the articles to the hi dictment were trawned. It would not become him to comment on this statement; if it was made out in evidence, it ass us, offence of a most aggravated filature : the Prosecutor would lettorin Inc Jury, that for four yeses he had the highest opinion of the Prisoner H 'times honesty. It was his wish to Nab every thing that wan in the favour of the Pri soner. Hottoi, did nut abscond whets she left the Pro-rentor's, she went to the house of her hus. band's master, General Decker, st Buckingham gate, and there she was taken into custody, and its her pot-ession were found the duplicates of the ar ticles TlO4 sta.eineut was fully made nut in evidence; and the Jury found Sophia Hotton goilly of steal ing to oie value of 395. which does away the capital pars of the charge : the other prisoner, Anne Weir, a a- lit pitied. Tin.y a-re egeiti arraienel for 'redline property to the amount al 4001. from the Proter. war. Mr. Gt r fly slated, as Ar.ne 11. non had been convicted un the first roan Nitta. hr woul.l not enter into evider.ce against Ise' ; hut Ns to the oil hvr Prisoner. he would produce 95 displ.eate, that had been taken frau) her peroon. and ma mall pawn beakers that would prove she pledged the articles, "'lnv,' were the property of the Prusveutor. cod had the initials of 1-is Payne upon them. This 'terrier ) , *l'4 also fully made out ra w d ewe, and Ann Wee Ars ((wad GrYiy. by he Jury of larceny. DR II9IERTO N Mr. CERN FT iiioV• ti on' b half of the Crown, that the r.. oAtotiner of D.. Rob r on, awl tho e of h is should be stare:lied, as It was reknit ltd by :!I !waile• that he had alweontleti. Mr. nt•pp, Counsel I',.r the bail of the ahocrma er, coniencled, that they had, and were making doe diligence. N. hi" apprehension ; airy laud i - sued a proet..mattost to that effell. The L"ell fled JttdLe (the H.t:eourivri) observed, that it oppeared the bail feud m .de trw re, ry ef fort in th.ir power for the apprehension of the ali bcouder, and they were rotated in all the indul gence the Court could grant them; he therefore that the ree. , :ouzince of Dr. Itaherton should he retreated ; ■nd th a t those of leis bail should ha rebpited u 101 l swat relation. BOX/ t G. A grand bottle was I iugiit at Bizley Heath, four miles from Dorchester, on Mlondat•, for 100 gui neas. betweeu au athletic in... of the name of ✓ob ftemnolds, sod Abrahams ti , terr, the brother of the not• d provincial brut.. r, whom Colonel Hans, the great pro%ibetst mat. ur, 'sicked. The parties had been in traiiviig a fortioght previous to the contest, and Re) fluid., who is en thlurrishire tn,n, wa. backed to win at odds. At vetting -to, Flower had the best of it, and hit his man off his 1.48 in tiro round; which, however, was repaid :n the se cond by a half-round hit, which bioke Flower's jaw. This did not prevent ■ continuation of the battle, which lasted upwards of fifty minutes.— The champions met and esalian rd hits cons ran:eon-4y until one or h. tat was doe ii; and alibough Flower kid most skill, yet he was unable to stop hi s man by wri.-vlaatrd lacers, awl ReyDulas was considerably the hest in fighter. Flower resigned on receiving •e tremendous cm...buttock. hut the winner had moat heating. It was fair tidy, and the spectators were immense. A liberal purse, in in.'s tattoo of the London school s was gathered fur the loser. Reynolds is the man who once heat Burke, the oppniarut of Belcher, iii a parlour. The City of CAL i.expeccd to hive a Meeting in the course of 11, „resent month, for the Repeal of the Union.—(Deb. Awning Port.) W e ere rrqueated to correct en error in the re port from Union llall, inserted in our Paper of Tumday last. The child 'mentioned there was N ot the damghter of Mr. Join' DaANSCOMII, of the Surrey Th..stre, 1... t 1,6 seem A few days mice, the 7th Veteran Battalion, en der the command of Colonel Coot, a ..... Intinnt to about 600, v tiled in tie Robert and Atlas trans pits, from Porhatiouth for Gibraltar, to do par. rison duty there, where they on rep, ettil to re main for a considerable time. They had been de tained there by contrary triode neat tarn tuatiths. They were marched from the Tower without any Kerwin notice, onle reeiving orders in the livening to muster tru the fallowing day at two o'vli.rk, on the pa: ade, when they cute unmerited to the wale.. side, and put on board Gravesend boa/4, which were provided in a secret mintier to ri.• m ire tl,rnt. The tin its balled with them directly for lhrerne., ; they of rour.e had no luggage with them it sent after their.—Our evader. r, evil. et. that the 7th Vete,:tii 13411:1110,1 did duty itt the 'lower durii.g Sir F a t NUS ItEGOETT . S C , ..nlineitclit. and 0,, feruovt:4 from it tut, ediat...l after bil It'icra• pouch. Jcr}tess•-ngotr, GI:II.S)7I4LIL, IMP? 96. llolirook, who wits remanded on M nay last, rem n charge of having hero concerned in the robbery of Alia,. Jackson, and who had been identified by the Oflim rs na 44ne of the pennons who attempted to rescue the prisoner Trooiai, wen again brought up. The Coachman of the Harwich stage attended, and MOM, that he had taken up a person en Rumford Cunosno, who® he Marred to hare been the Primmer, but be would nut auks, to the fact. Mtge Jackson, and nue of the Ofierre, however, swore po.. 'Wetly to the Prisoner, as baying been engaged in the mh bery and not, at au early hour on Sunday evening Under thee circumstances, the P. ismer, who de. lared Ina innocence in the strongest terms, was fully cummilitd. •NPIO,I-1101'SF, ■rPT 2G. Nary PlArerwmt, and A••r, her sister, were charged by Mr. Lothbury, cloth-factor, tothbitry, with strafing■ littee inpergoe cloth, value 30i. and several other art hates It ap peared that the Prisoner, Mary, was servant to the Primes cuter; and that her voter, who is servant to a 14.1) in Wine. Office court, spent Sunday evening with her: on Momlsy the Prisoner Anne's mistress fonnd in the garden attached to her house, a piece of tine woollen cloth stersted betting a tree; ■he immediately vent for Tanitton, ow of the marshals of the city, to investigate the business. Os his heiste ac quainter! with the circumstance of the Prisoner Aiint's hay biz a sister in the setrWe of Mr. Lothloiry, be informed that gentleman of the eireune.tance ; and on inquiry it was dis covered inch • !deer hail tarn gplen from his premises. Taunton then searched the Prisoar Mary's box, and fossil several duplicates of plate belonging to the Proaratataer which she bad pawned. Beth Prisoners wen fatly ear milled for trial. 011110111-ZALL, PIG AND POULTRY STEALERS. ----- The neighbourhood of Kiugslaad and Stoke Newington has recently /aria infested by a gaug of pig rind poultry virulent 1.114 on Saturday slight lasi, Mr. Nuitravii, of Nilson. terrace, kinglaiiifs-rnatl, was rubbed of eight trucking pigs. inquiry, he traced to Lealeahall-ormi Let, whin* they had ho en offered to a butcher The botcher, however, get approving of the known character of those a hoofferedi them, would not purchase then immediately, hot aid be would walk to the King's Head ion in the Borongh, where the pin arr.., and look at them. They accordingly walked over together, and the manner of the selesinea increasing his suspicions that the pig. were out honestly come by, be Co!ri vately sent a mess enger t o u s i na -H a ll , requestiug that C. lingsrund would meet them at the Inn. which he arcardinely did, accompanied by Goff, and upprelwiiitiliz the pier and the salesmen, 41...esa , !er ReGia.o, of Rumford, and Wilarion Baker,ufairsbuot, conveyed them all before Ntagistrates at this Office, a here Mr. Nuttrant also attend, rl, and swear ing to the pigs !wing his property, the Prisoners were fully committed fur trial. Willson P. 141;;1117zu, the Custom-House Officer ' who has undergone several examinations on ati.oiriou of being con cerned in the bur mainlined on the sib of August last, In the Wane of Mr. White Taylor, nt Kingston, un derwent another long nomination, when further evidence being h t furirsrd afttinst h'ut, he was folly ruminated fut trial at the next Canal Assists •AauofOCrlH *17..V.T. A man of the 'tame of Coning:, a servant oat of phee i , was ci“reol with a most itokceot noprovoked tyro young I,..!ier whit re•i:le in !late -street, tie Tairsitsy teen- The Ladu+ were retaining from Pad:hill:toe to their ' , bedew?: is N..iiigligllatts-atreet they ware arcosted hy the Defendant, and in ander to avoid him, tiny croried the road, and turned down • bye.street. The Isclendayt followed thrill, and behaved is the most rude mann. r to both; but on Hoek caltioc out, noise prrnena came to their perstarow, mid seemed Me man. Inebriating, vw the maw, but the De. froths, was committed for • aat of bad. The George Captain Botivici* arrived in the [liver, from Buenos Ayres. She from the River Mite ea the 14 August. Sig company with the Thimbles.. *odor, from whirls sum separated two days afterwards. The whole of the Spanish navy h,.11 kit Buenos At res, and emeralb d at Monte Vidi 0. the present Gee. r. nor of which, sod all the old Spanish instodenussay were determined to oppose the meseures of the Junta of Sticnog Ayres, and had formally signi— fied their determination to resist, by force if e ceiotry, the authority of that Junta. • and eves blockade the port of Buenos Ayres. The people of the latter place were apprehensive that the Ports:. gweae would assist the (Inventor of Monte Video s as they had at Santa Catalin.i it force of 6000 men. Ttse present Junta of Buenos Ayres, with a view to the suppretwion of smuggling. had come to a de. termination of lowering the import duty eery con. siderably, and an order to that effect ate every hour expected to be issued. The export ditty wpm; and gthl had been lowered, the former to four and • half, the latter to two per cent. The Neptune man of war. from the Leeward Islands; also the SpiVre, strop of war, twin Quebec, with fleets under convoy, have rowed Plymouth. Baron Gsogue holds the Great Seals of Ireland in the absence of the Loan CHANCULLOII and tits Marcia of the Rom.., both now in England. By a vessel arrived nt Liverpool, weAstro he= favoured with the following intelligence from the tlay. , ustab, dated August 1 :—.o* to coming round the Moro, we saw 10,000 people surroundin • gallows, on which w as h ang i ng one o f J OSIPII ho. APA ItTleth eMiettitlCS to Mexico, Don M. H. AL,SIAN V PrilA. a young mao about 51,6 years of age, belonging to one of the first fsactilies %lexica. returning from College in Spain, who had accepted of 4 or 500 blank commissions from Jose PP, for Governors, Genitals, and Admire:a, to be filled up at pleasure." _ _ The Marg . ate couch °renamed on Saturday, at Chatham. The accident was occasioned by clear ing a carriage. There were ten outside pasmagem, amongst whns was the Steward of the Ambhishup of Caressive', who was dreadfully grounded is the groin by the iron of the c such ; he was left at Chatham without hopes of recovery ; the other out. i.ide passengers were not materially hurt. VA LENT' Na GUILIN and family had engaged tha whole of the inside. and escaped unhurt. Aoothet coach was procured to bnsig the passengers to town. A great roncourse of people assembled yesterday, tit twelve fei lock, in the lisyntarlter, iu expectation of .renal setae mere of those abominable wr►teres stand in the pillory, hut the thocking exhibition will not take plere until this tiny. A anchnichiily accident happi ned on Friday even. lost Is.t, tit the Barracks, Chothaffi. As lerruteuaut ilascona was l•arin t z lii• room in he , flut h en d. an d pence ding d••s n the stone .t•ps s which are vrporated from an o th.: fight of steps h♦ o low iron railing, hr rv.•r-r.ut trims-if r•. 4 GIL into tilt arrs.'•t a'•i• It a , fmtur.Nte hr di.. !orate(' hie o•t k an.l fractured hi- : he lived but a few h. , ur• It' et' the fatal at MICH,. . At SGroi , li C..rn M•rit, t, on S•tn-rioy last there wa. se veva de.l 01 iscsitr trvn•vrtied. and Wheat fetched loom 444. to 44.. to.r rr.orn i r, and very tine *Ample-. r idler more. liJr.ry at ul from 214. to eig. rer comb. - . I