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^ t 0,, 4 ,1)•:,...:::; ‘ , 1 N 4 t i, 4 - '.. I-...-- '—.T '1:-.../4% qk 4- ~.4 , i'..‘ 01'; - - -3 -1 - . 7 • •• %:•c : PARISI IN I.ISUIONS. -............- Hata with feathers are placed very fox hack on the head, .os to leave not only the ring',els sod iturk-sc,ew la ern blo', but also a Liege tuft of hair upon the forehead, and mail 0,0 the temples and stoles of the held —These hate have a ororrow leaf. Among the newest flowers are Pt (NCO ease Cwre, surrounded with hods. Cordieet, Fumed with (due b Us, are also fashionable. Ito foil drevs, the bet Ira, a high tlown, in lozenge; and the robe, vlid. is short or twairie, i! 31 3 figured opening before, making, with ctubruideo y, a new ~ . /rie dress. Srm:ll euhotreol handk et chiefs (tomtit:iv: fashion ..•Jit —They she worn crossed upou the hrent. - SWANSEA THEATRE. 'rung *, • ! , .itaietl, on We ' dtiemlity night, and followed flee Critk. Mr. CHURRY, in high -I.ctiously t.elitlous to entertain that jrart of the :ioulie who .honoured hint with their presence, :censer' to way with Otto, " out in mirtato to sawinaNd 'metres, " Bagwell Ju taste, Sempooolaa, welt uitiatvt it " lUosigit many in the eliarac te: of 'Puff, Mr. ettliant, on the spur of the woo uient, proiluced the following : " The lovers of Shekspeare aro invited to an intellectual tiro, um Friday nest, alien they may rapid the trrigedvof O'hei:s, in the true spirit of int Manorial Author :—With united ideenzth, the dramatic Corp place their chunkier,: to the tir.:ssy uteri; and the public taste, to doubt, will P.n. coo their and crowd to applaud their werit.riuus lialvtirs" Lott your le!Toiding Spain unw raise her drooping head, and turn her grnt,tul eye on Britain's vellum mons.—the gal lant Wellesley, crowned with immortal laureis, 'miles in her cause, and arm" the vaunting myrnirdomi of the vile USOrper far 'rem het shown, to relish it* their Bight, and fall the viettion of Owl( uwa temerity !—Now let oar anaemia* rail :ictiust the paradwried nature of " the En:litA," who with I, isiest baud., v.:J.7114ra the ieriecike legious of rrewre, fi mar Alar Joseph frump the soft repose uf his Cale t.h.in immarchy and scud Ito Majirty tottery in the diodes of his in ',gine! obscurity !" comedy of 44 e. dur W Z w' excellently NEW YORK rifEirßE. The *IN eve Theatre Hosed eta!) ti.te nallith of Mr. Aarroe,n't C'ouically of Alan anti w • ril time, performed with great iicateceas, t:ter, 31,0 ao cotire new ()percale Melo.Dramu, ear,qt luorials Prioress ; or, La Belle Sorrage. %Veal en LA..). N. limeiti.rt, Ewi. Um: %ow% tnu h art .term!. Tilt. tirttititity 4.111 schteri of: Megan. Ti' Rath obertouti, Rollout, Doyley, Haevro4:l, Clutooltem, Two:to, Dille, Chapter, Lind sey, and 1,:t1.1.1. t ams'. atiatresse.oldmixow, Dopey, Hogg, Twat; sail : Motto Ihitinger, While, tad Deo mailer - • Yesterday tncomjnit, His MA.mtrry, the Duke of KENT, l'rviers.tt• AUGUSTA and S(IPPIt, IIVXMO• wird 4 . y 1.4 , 1 y J. It4YRNR. Grist ..als CART- Y,' ;: , .IT 411.1 Furzao y. Colonel I'ATLOR, rode •li.ntioor and returned to the Palace ut noon. Iler M %JE4TY Prioceso ELizaners took an airing to I. roginnre.l.odge. Yi -terd ay, being the anniversary of the birth day of his Itoyat ll.g!iness the Duke of CLARENCE, oleo eatered tato his 44th year, ii,e Royal High tr.desineit vied with each other in superb ii -1u: iii in the evening. Nlondly last the Duke and Duchess of BED -Ir9AD, aecompenied by Lof.l IILSSEL. the Lima. Nl's-, limes:i n and Mr. ADAM. paid a visit to the Hu.. Mrs. Pauer, at GtiVrr iiiii bolls*, Piy mit.s.ll, and staid the following day ; they %sae higlolv delighted wit the neatness of the town ; its • Durk-eard, arsenal, and yin •iliev paid • visit to Nlnuist.Eogointhe, hut the weather watt extremely unfavourable foe display ing the beauties of that enchanting place. A grand musical festival will be held at Truro, in Cornwall, under the thiection rd the Messrs. ASHLEY, in September. l'nneipal performers : Miss PARKS. Mrs. VAUGHAN, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GOSS BARTIA:SI TIM lute Lord HENRY *INUIT, Will Suit to the Marquis of BUTS, Mimed I. +NI)* GIIKTDC DE VII.. Limo, neirras to the House of GRA SDIVIN, iu Ire land, by whom he has left a son. The Earl and Lowness CONYMOMAIS arrived on Saturday se'tinight at Limerick, from his Lord ship's •at. Slane Castle, anti on Sunday pro. cvedrd to Buiteniagy, county of Clare. Arrivals at Castle Connell Spa, Limerick :-- Mrs. Mosta Fita-Gibbon and tinnily, Capt. Wsuppii sad 7411. 4 Waggett. of Cuck, Miss Hargrove, Rev. Thomas Arrived at Swansea:— Lieut.-Cad and Miss Walawrintst, Mr anti Mrs. Master niaa, Miss !Wills), !lir. J. Richards, Sire nosb, Air. nod • Espliwit, Lieut. M. Cook, R.N Nev. Mr Canwriglit, Nis Grusuw, Mins Jenkins. There are thirty private boxes in the new Co vent-Garden Theatre, which, we understand, are already let at 400 guineas each, per annum. They are elegantly fitted up. and have a huge retiring town to each. Mrs. SIDDONS has been prevailed on to renew bur engagement at Brighton for two ing; 4. TO.. 1.113M1W will be the last. TALUS. the celebrated French actcr pinyeil the pant of Manlius, attic Bourdeaux Theatre, wit the 29th last. A 'sew 'Crugedy. intitled rite Hie, has had u great run Atha. Please fromeois at Paris.—A sire Ope ra oiilled Permuted Cordes, is in preparation it the Imperial Academy of Music. The tAeutre de /'Odeon premises two new Come dies, hauled La st:aisois de Ithgele, and Lr Far Suppose. I'lir E.linhtirgh Theatre closed rns Suterdsy Mr. Pu ream spoke au address on the • :ea-ion. Mr. EisCaT was to commence his eugagenient for sic ilightz, lust at the York rheatie, in the past of Tyke, in the Comedy of The Schutd of Ref,was. Mr. Stoiotts's benefit takes place this night at the Liverpool Theatre, whets Mr. Junes - roe will perfi,rui the part of Dennis Brodgroddery: Mr. SIDDONS, that of PeresTime ; and Mr.. 11. SID DONS, the interesting . ) I/ary Thonderry; in asp's Comedy of duksa 80 1 01117 NC ErTettICP.VCS. • ---....—_ . . . DERBY MEN l DiG. , TO rondo'', .'.I GUST 10. :iseeepidskes of logs. eorh, for all ages; two miles. (II Solscribers) ,jrl S. Sitivell's br. c. Clinker, by !kr Peter 'iculit, 4 yea. ' old, ast.9lb Lord Gimy'v b. b. Gustavus, a vrs. old, itst 1 olh .. 2 Lord G. H. Cavendish's b. c. `Mate- rcadber, 1 yrs. old, tire. I ill. 6 nail 7t04 on Glanville. A omy good rare. The Minden Plate of sod fee all ages. 1-mile bests. al v Skelton's v. f. by Delpiiii, dam by Abbe Thulll, ii vre iill, 7st. al r. C. tarns/tic's ell. a. Sandy. 3 yrs, 7a. 21b 4 5 M r Itotivrill's lad c by Timothy, A yrs. sat. alb 3 3 Pd r.'llutturd's b. e. Clever Ned, 3 yrs, ist. alb 2 4 WEDNESDAY, .111011 ST t 6. The 7,01 h. fur all ages, foitt , mile brats, was won by Mr. Price's b. f. Parrots. by Timothy, 1 yrs. uld, 6sl. TRAMORERACES-i-(IRELAND.) 410110411, AUGUST 14. Sixty gninens, for horses carrying yst. bree-mile heats. Col. Luniin's b. Navigator. Mr. Hillurd's b. 10 It was geacrally imagined that Navigator would walk over the eutirs.!.—Narimitur *too the brut heat with ease, the se cond afforded the highest vport, and was won only hy a neck. TIII:IO.II',•LGUST IS. Sixty Guineas given by the Marchioness of Waterford. T b tee mite . _ _ Mr. Boyce's br b Tn I Mr. CoOhio's c. us Tidy 3 fit Mr. Heara's R. v. Manna 8 3 Mr. Alcuck's c. b. Maly 4 ds. YORK A UGUItT MEETING. avrogoav, •tmOir 19. Motels fur Lewin Is A. l'wo Mr. Clifton's b f. Fadlohuida, by Sir Peter, out of Poulton 's dam, Lard Jersey'a b. c Jeremy, by Doss (I,,ixote, out of VW/la's list. ;16 •. 4 04: Fadladiaith. Won very easy. Match fur 20112,1. Two miles. Mr. Clifton's ch. colt, Calico, by Shuttle, us, of a sister to Klima, sat. 3lb Lord Jamey's gr c. Nicholas, (late Favourite) by Dou Claistei• sat 6to 4, alio rutimag 3tol on Calico. Woe by a bead. Mr. Clifttai's lo c. Poulton, by Sir Peter, received forfeit from Mr. MehiNti's br. c. (dead) by Stamford, Vat 31b. o ,eh, tour mites, seep, h. A. Mr. Wilaoat'a bay colt, by /I ambleloitiaa, oat of Totterella„ Sat. 71b. received 20op from Mr.Wattv's b. e Reuther to Gra titud, , by Shuttle, art. 71b. Three miles suogs, b ft. The above meeting, which commenced day, is likely to be well attended , a aanstscr of Gentlemen baring already arrived, ~red Many more, with th, it families sod f4euda, are expected. Cpoards of 44 horses, arc come to thire:- Looses, Muldirtisorpc, aud the ocighbourhmel, fur the meeting. The following me Hie IMMO of a few of the No blerneit and Glendon's* aleesityariived, or expected ear:, in he week, ai the ym, II Duke of Ransack Doke of Raosiltort, Duke of Leeds, Earl of Jersey, E .1 FRawill.siu, Lord Moirou, Lord Hansortiad. Lord Saeks...e, Lord Strathmore, two Huu. Mr. Laseclles, Hon. Mr. Watson, two Han Mi. '-tour.o.n, Hoe. E. Staple: too. :low M. Haste, .x W. Milne., air M. M. liysti, St F. Standish, Sir t Sunlit, Sir Turn, o , Sir Mar) Whet son, Sir Sitwell Sitwell, Sir G-ore Aria)tsee, Mr. Hater M.. Wentaurth, Mr. GeirSirrb, tlt. Nilsen, Mr. Peirse, Mr' bran r.c.x, Colonel Mold, s, Colonel 1):....4.43, Mr. (lat..; Mr. Fox, Grantham Mr. Vsesittart, Mr. E. I. Hoot boa, M. N. B. Hadisoa, Mr T Daiseolube, Mr. C. Nadas, Mr.':' sykes, Sir. lolnistora, Mr. Arsu)tage Mr. T. M. Mr. Mewed, Mr. Mr.Tresther, Mr. (lidtalikstion, Mr. F. Wiliam ire. Ise. we. !{aces this week at Bothnia promise to be very fully attended, and mutest irt le es: ft IS understood there a ill be .t least ten or twelve horses io addition ti. i he Plates and Sweep stakes already advertised, there is a match between Lord F.itilOPTH'S Apollo anti Lemon's Lady Get-alike", for SO gummy. Mrs. and Miss Munn: have arrived at Ayr. in Scotland, where they will perform for a few : only. The last Bath arrivals are : Earl of Mexbnriingli, Lord James Alnrrwy, Lord mid lady Large, Lady Cuenliry, Lady T. DIANA, Sri Coital (orbet, Col. Buono, Col. Shun, Last .Col. Woodfior‘lr, Lieutenant- Colonel and Mrs. Willianwoa' i Rev. Dr. Bloriouun, Rev. Mr. W. Mandel), Rev. Mr. J. Alinden, Rev. Mr. Hughes, Rev. Mr. Nleyritle, Mr. au4 Mrs. Johnsou, Mr. and Mrs. Barton 301.1 Mr. JoNES, for the first time, appeared before a London audience, DR Satiirilay toigiot, at the Hay market Theatre, iu the port of 'lamas' Rapid, is Mr. Morrow's Comedy of A Care fur the Heart Ache; awl displayed bUI II humour, vivacity and beide, as celled forth the moat rapturous applause. lie ern admirably supported by Mr. M•TUSWS, as (Nd Rapist. Thu house was quite full. Her Royal Highness the Priucesa of WA Ligbp attil a number of were present. The following Noblemen and Gentlemen have been appointed the Committee of the Farasing So ciety of Cork County, for the ells tt env; year : President, the Right Hon. Loud Carberry. Vier President, Win. Worth Marquis of Thwarted, John Nlituer Barry, Earl attliarsarro, Rollins Watauga, Earl of Cork and Orrery, Hayes St beer, corresponding 51einbir, Jointer Hartle, resident is hernia *Carty, John Hyde, !;large Cheeks Jefferies„ Si'm &swish, Her. Gersree Illeresford, litany Wallis. Thomas Howling, Heyward St. Leger, Sad James lk narti, Was. H. Nswenliam. Treasurer, Thos. Water:Secretary, Hayes R. Leger. Tuesday lust M. Rose, a Nissen prisoner or bitint, lied a &opiate with a fellow-pri soner, on lioaril llts 31aiesty's ship LI Firm*, at Plymouth, ti moulted a pair of ACI•SOriI, soli fas tened the blades In two sticks, with which they fought ; when the former received a severe waned in hue title ; but it in not considered Morita. An order has been received at Mill Prison, Ply mouth, to prepare for the reception of 2,3n° pri outrs. On the 3d instant an inquest was taken at Care borne, bet ire PE ARCS ROUURS, Coroner, oil the body of an infant which had been found, a few days before, concealed in* chimney corner, under the ashes. (ht examining the child, it miimum, to have had its body burned from the navel to the chin; and from the evidence taken before Lord 1)a Dussr.tivvibt.• and ilia ('neo, s ee, it el es ely a!) . peareJ, tlanl Inn a moan tonna to the Iwuyr, anal eradiated to lierdied, was the 111..Ilier of the child, anal that she lied delivered litrowlt "II Coe 'Aid) of July: but no evidence appeariii4 to lITOVS the child to have been alive when bore, slue was, by his Lordship's directions, placed under the care of pro per persona, to prevent her laying violent hands nn hermit; mad until she eon be coins:tined for trial fur concealing th.: MittPARY FEDI. Dpatvor Castle uttructed, on Saturday se'nnlgbt, a moot nitineroin. imseitifil.e of the Fasiiinnahleo et Carmardirtisliire, a nd the orljoirting to winks*. an minimally interesting display of melitory efiqwelie. It hail prey toudy been determined by the Commandunt-Co (mils of late voisinteers of the county, who had received appointments io the local multi,,,, to utter, as a sacred deposit to their Noble Colimel sod Co.lllllllnalllg officer, the Lord Lis utetraitt, the old colours tut the Roomy volunteer corp,, to be 1.,1 t t by hilts As it ilieffieXto of their loyalty; who, iu return, was to present from Gore ttttt resit new odours to each regiment of lucid militia. 'I he 12th of August, bring the birth day of his Royal Highttens the Prince of Wales, was fixed upou for the ceremorri. A tionirrusix and bi tl limit party Utwenlibiell in Dynevor Park early in the foreuoon,togrthcrwithau imincissecuticourse of yeo manry, fanners, and tenantry. The grouud chosen for the oecosiou pa. u valley its frout of Llynevor Castle, boultded by beautiful chains of tichly -wood ed hills and mould:mos: it was exortiitngly well kept by one of his Lord Asp's troops of cay.try.— A detaclonsitt front each of the three regiments. of local ;Mina marched Irons liandilo to the groom!, headed by mimosa all their °Serra, preceded by ex cellent bands of music, and were drawn up °poste an elegant marsruee, in which pre•ided the lovely hostess, with a numerous trail) of female fashion. The ceremony began by the Colanels-Commaiidant, with the Officers carrying the colours, advancing, on Lord Dynevor's giving the word. to fits Lord ship, and presenting him with the differeut colours. which his Lordship received, returning his thimks for the lietrour in it mat 61041 very appropriate speech. Lady Dynevor theta edvauced with the slew colours, and, with that naivete mid elliptic... so pecitharly her own, presented them to the Offi cers, with .1 moat itnpre.sive athlre.4. D u ri ng this period, the hri4udo, commanded by Col. Starke, went through the military ceremonial usual on such occusious, in a style that reflected great credit mu their discipline; staid after receiving their new co lours tat hue, pieseuting toms, and tiring three %M -ir, s, a gential salute succeedcd,and the whole were then dismissed, to partake of tire entertainments pre pared for all by their nude host. The Castle was tilled a ith beauty and fushion ; but the elements were unpropitious—rain, thunder, and lightning Sp. peon tig to threaten outser.al destruction; yet with in the mansion terror quickly gave place to hilari ty, harmony, unJ cons is ,ably. The most elegant eehl collation that could possibly be displayed aas 51 ;IA in the different spreious apertments, where a profusion of d, ! stsmed each to con test for the palm of applm.-.f.. A temporary build ing had hero erected on the lawn, for the purpose of a ball, One's, however, did not take place, ow ing' to the weather; the various pleasures of the table, therefore, became its substitnte, to which ill did ampit• justice; a., after the cold bat splend.cl repast, a sumptuous late dinner was served to a select party of superior Officers mid friends, who did not separate till a late hour. Tne brigade mid cavalry, wttli the Farmer,, yeomanry, Itc. were libe rally susiplicti with excellent tare end plenty of Welsh sting° ; and, with truth it may be affirmed, that a better arranged or more elegant and con vivial entertainment has not been giVl . 3 in t P 6 ill.. cipality.—.Amoutt the numereitogassma Wen y i: The Coustevs of (shadow', NJ Or des Morena mot his lovely itaiwtiler,i, Colonels Geyser, Hughes, Starke, WiL; hum wed Pub, with their Ladle, and families, MIL Davies ,ot Peolato, Majors Rec. , Thotaas, .3..1 It.. ma, with the greatest rrt bi !ire Capt • :1,1 Ot 1:. ,ta of the different cages; Mr. sad Mrs. G. G. , !.4iess ail family, Dr and Nu Howell, Mimes Hughes, Vaughan, %Vitiams, Price, Lloyds, Morgnu, Livircoce, &e. Dr. Dae:•s, Messrs. Skyrme, Lloyd, :uses, Leareace,, fries, Phillips, ex. &c. 110 SH NEWS. The following anecdote wits inserted in The Ber lin Gazette about tiro year* ago, and was copied 1111. to our Paper. It appears in the London Papers, received to-day, with some additional circum stances :-- " At the commencement of hostill'ies between France mid Prussia, the sun of Sir John Sinclair (a well-mformed youth, about n years of age) hap pened to be in the neighbourhood of the French armies, in pursuit of *got ulturel knowledge ; and • conceiving any attempt to escape or conceal Min ts& might induce suspicion of the purity of his views, he determined to proceed on his tourney " amidst the Clang of hostile arms." The youth was, however, soon made prisoner; and some bus piciun being entertained of his being au English spy, he was taken before the utighty Emperor him self ; who interrogated him, to the presence of Berthier, its to his Country, amine, amid business ; but before he put the question, he observed to his General, Now we shall hear of this Englishman being the sou of a Duke, nr a Lord at least." The youth replied, " I rut sit Euplishinam my name is Sinclair, and I am the son of an English Baronet of that name, who is President of the Board of Agriculture; any only object on the Continent was, the improvement of the agriculture of my country." Bonaparte observed, " The ittainc of your father is well known in Prance; and, us I am an encourager of the arts iu all countries, if you can make out your story, I snail furnish you with a safe escort ; for, in the present 'tine of affairs, I can stature you, the Continent does not require British cultivation ; and my advice to you, yooug man. Ilr, that with such facilities as I shall give you, you make the best of your way home to Eo4laod." Mr. Sinclair produced letters from his fattier. which substan tiated his statement ; he we'. then imunitluttely fur nished with letters, which ! inn:m..4 him a sale pas sage to Englassil."—(kalieburgh Courant, dog. Li, 1509.) A enjoin' affair, attended with much bloodshed, took place a few days sm. e on board the Fork mats of war, off Welchem,. The prisoners on board, to the number of 700, suddenly rose eau the centinels, mid *aired tile •iraits, when the crew, being much weekend by det , wil.ktrasta ou shore, we►e nearly over i niwereit, Mot li w, Iliad the enemy had got. pesiorrtinn of the quarter-deck, poop, and fore- Ir. Tie Briti-h, however, rallied, and, eller i revert conflict, drove the enemy below, but not until twelve men belonging to the Fork were killed, and many wounded, and a nisch greeter lON on tlse put of the prisoners in their (leveret* attempt. LINES bEFOIIE FLUSIIING, •vausa 16, IPA' The following ()niers IFICre issued by Liew General Sir Eyrt• 4 ..ute ' 1 Tile garrison of i'.uthing haring sarrendeted •• of war, Lieutenant General Sir E f ee Conte since, It 0., gral.l , ,tell ?rani.* deafer h.% 4 , U1 . 041•114, Itlllissit mulls of their great galistotry. and taweiaird (than*. " la every affair in ish:eli tLe array has bees engaged since the landlag, tt has viably apisald that ospariutity for Indoor, enterprise, and dia.. ipllue, over a ;.. ,nd sad rausting ~ray, of .Lich it had, upon ilarrsor ealiums, given re• pcated and undeniable proofs. The .ti r ire, has par ticularly distinguished itself daring the inegr of whirls no greater rewrote can be required, than the piteent &ow/Areas state of Use town of Elusions. " sir Byte' vote cannot omit this epportnnity of antic- Sag, in palm,: orikrs, the high sense he es:tortoise of 4.. zealous ca-operatios, and rettiable terriers. critic . seamen, under the command of Captain ittenarcinou east hie Officers. " To %deb troops, it would he an Waal to rroinaaarad haloanity and protrecirr to those who beau *lima tutu their power; but the Lieutenant-General Oats* sight t. roll upon them to treat the unforonatt Sid looollest nuts of Flashing, nun is vicinity, with tit paaaiiplrissery, kindness, and notches." PALM,. GWILDRALL, ADD. 21. William Mitre stood finale.] with am erreselt. Mrs. Roberts, who rosidts in Fleet-sit:set. etaird, that in night she sod hrr two driotisters wee: ft torou, k rout eleven o'clock, (niat beyond Weston rer-strmi, frwa • friend's, *lame they had .prat the dab ; there was -.Om. Item,* erith thews harassing the MIA at Ti,. cad. defer Grurre•••lre•Se the P4ioeßtr accosted not of boss.. Titters. who wits walkimg en befirie her up ettonot the manow. of the passage, and histat;d her try dtterino this loom obscene and filth ) . expeemiewie They gut rid • t him to lime— .ut as they reached Charieveroes, he roirird insults to chi dr, and they, ea vain, endermir. al am IMMO a roach, or rime a 'reechoes., few lit iv laUterliJll. fn marry they were obliged io prime their Way Wail Strand, exposed to the froqueid omit et.,Aa d fireeme crudes; at length the ; ¶-..tieet„ tRbM eigolfois. *otter laid hued of ewe u t tbs !on ig Lid.u e who otll J. 4 belong the Magni:este, mid w..ncd to forte her 'hug egg" him. Mfg. Roberta daisied the pfutectiuti of two raset lientlensew who were pluming by, sad they insasidermeg ells silted in secatiaa the Primmer. Out of the Geatleaem Nab* that the Primmer alight it :we &Marts as heleZseg se him, and Mewled AM ti e dboar with The pealow • derma the grestem pwrittuwe matritie la t ibi the l erseagp ihn = ernuaitted, and • iich he attributed (Naively liontliming intoxication, to that degree as td feeder hint soworlidadilik collecting W hat had prißsed. Mos Hubert% expressos; her determination of bringing him to ponislinseat, the Magistrate, efts. refire reperettett. tug his conduct, which wen argearated by bib "Acme, w .ar. cd boo to be detained till he should bad had to rower the assail on Miss Kohut. • The Calendar of orieoners for trial at the Car man then Great Serious, last week. 1:411I4111,41 four names three of .4. o.is were acquitted, a i trial of the ota.rr ( Jam Jvues, C 144.6•41 u.. In. Cott of stealing a eons. , frooi • ..sr lOW t Lambio frwr church-yard) was defer- a tit. nest sosomoa. There were several ceases trie,i, but Wilt of mat vial public interest. At Brecon Session, which commenced oii day, there was only one prisoner fir trail. stir. ter rid Thomas, on suspicion of oavitig, io tore 111. of April last. wilfully and maliciously set oh eight stacks of hay, the property of Mr. Same-_ Huieep, which: stood ors Cilder him, em the panda of Iliiesiarclr.' • Ttrt prisoner was indicted as th' • pri,!;•: , al in this diultotical affair, but the Ca her- *minion :hat the evidelice weut :o pt tile procr•.- _ only an accessary, the Jury acquit: Captain r who was (untitled of stealing a piece elf MUM... ...rset Asaizes, V*4ll eciA teoced to he transpur..al iii Vat years. William Hall, a boy between 14 RA t 1 years age, was lately committed to IL reford tool, having forced iheend of a cart-whip into the I of a mare belonging to Mr. T. liaret. Pi lb, of ihmlimn. %Milt occasioned her death in a tow in This young savrge had lasted a more in foal au the same inhuman . manner, 'anal Arm rod re en its ea to cut out the tongise al a tsetse, b e ta the p ro p e rty of Mr. HARTLAND. A change of Ailroinila at Plymouth is petite spoken of : Sir JORS Tito+, AS Dec/two:mu Cominutider-ita-Chief, EDW•aD LLR second in Command. Wednesday, a Cotrrt of Inquiry was held hoard His Majesty'. ship Biel/former at Plymouth. on Mr. HENRY Bois, Commander of the said on a charge which wait adduced against him was honourably acquitted. The Transport Board have given directions the removal of 1000 prisoners froth the newer t ships in Hainoaze, to Hartotoor. Au order likewise been received at the Military Hospital prepare accommodations for 1000 soldiers from ' army under Sir ARTHUR 11 . 4.i.t.ast.tr. The Alexander, BALLARD, from Virginia to' don, has been taken, retaken, and arrived at ' month. Thi• American brig Aaa, SraLlits, from York to Londott,,lias hero re-raptured by the per gun-brig, and sent to the Down:. The Hawk brig. Capt. BOUCHIES, sailed Portsmouth on Thursday, with a convoy. ' coast of Africa. The Rattler, arrived at Portsmouth last week .. Newfoundland, reports, that the Arad ,pe. Captaw M`l.curs, with Vice-Admiral liot.taiivav, • at Newfoundland on the frith of July, afte: pleasant passage.—.Ttor worthy Admiral h. oil the 20th, to re•ntne his government. and received he nil the !Military and Civil Magistrates. It appears that the severity of the last winter h destroyed all the Cattle WO 'keep. not only . Newfoundland, bait to °flu::: Darts of Atnerica.— The greatest scarcity previt:'... at St. Jolts's. Be of the poorest quality. was aellieg from 16J. to lad., per ; and toothy if the most riripitetabloci labia/ Lunt. teal not tasted any for mouths together... Bread has been very high, but is now falling to its. old price. His Excellency Governor 1-1431.1.04vaa has applied to the Secretaty of State for leave to trade for cattle sod corn to the Western Islands. Lieutenant Seaorr, of the fiertnig schooner, ha* returned to St.Johii . ., actor a second uasuccetieful attempt tee Bad sonic of the native Latham of New.,. fo.iodland. Vice-Adaniral Sir Liam: COFFIN. Bait..: accompanies Admkal H01.1.01/f•Y, when lee. toms to England.' He bias aniehed hie tour or; America. ~iti Ate Wed MnK fur 1 ft • po- -6 ao TONS aiie- ' tue this watt fiesr 4•11 I dui - !1. flint • f. ~fit tea. gen. 1/1111.- • 01101 r, • g tb. mode. I Pro- emial • dad ay as. IrYlaai it Am renal to ra/ 014 . elt lagiSS 1110101 t. or *a Car- owl) , We mi , o• %Mara . Ua- reefflth tot I NUEL Parkib , ) the Court prove fettled eating jj a nit- rot. re for for r howl) , of titia muting. fuel to touted ruperty titieely to Le But.- /4(1 on mouth. d atop; Au; lie on* for pet ttte ler has .ona the pital to to Lon- : Ports- !d e 1 N from ! for th.i , ek from Captaio arrived 1 a very lild was !istr.ites. tater has only at Be f. . to 184. peetabk o t 4 to its 1.1.0W•Y IR