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;rounds of 1, ••.. mcoateuti i• lb the Itan.,•„', 'm ttiy where than the volt' . o a v b egni 1 ,, • lief.• sr katt., 4 the DautaLt occupitid by ill,: arovince, Flum e by the invader,. of 'Neste, :it. , if the Austrian 4 a*llrnrisea.: i n tacked, land that if not with Owl eerns, that " li.• pll led, at pre. .'nfurtla." But, Count CIVIL 4T ley, and Cictsvta.i.;.,•• delsounnai. ;I between 314:t. ing bie petwin,, , the other hood, (Iraq. that ** ii,e beuiselves, son and refore,• be .ei i t Piave and Ife 4 lashing • appears to he in a great ch.- ' Tyrol, of tie • Such is thee tell Junction of e, and justify, •Inst Bulletins to have hervatne more that con. ce on the event e or y his tpliaruirrob reasonings to airAl to be vest. it to be outman agsta.ha cannot • nor re- , anowth before, ham, nor revo lt:- C ahinct of arch of Ws al. life itlie Jadtry cr of too ‘2oth it, so sloes the east to courant) tied troops arid issians are com sat overturn all re, by BONA LIE GALLtrws He wets to be sdoniir." The re assumption, was no certain. at the ltuibiati rain un the day , s hieh we by ly admit for the .200 miles from rt, without fear reach Vacating, position what. .'sent that , ime, in ▪ the Ty e cannot. flit mos stay auc. sition are most • La. whom Bo ise' contetupt, the memorable in town. It linen text, and a• nd the most rer win fossight. oft/LOW. but Atithan b4.h00. eeby pestilence, lost fewer ths•l y attempted Tonality is it ., ! - entat.aed by the Cat aahun• I j . that the ,erer ; and be est•aune Km theta glint "dietary 'tati•- in pruluatuit ,tan 111102 e upon of the t. V Nit. with t , 40 ed et 14..ni6ch, bed the f bueat 44; the ark to (.:,•:ter... . 17. loi.K. with mac 1111. N.E. CPO I . TH.EATRE. • HAY:vim/ ET. A new Pliv, entitled The Firidiisag of the Forest, was produced here last night. The principal cha racters w , re that repreiente.l : C•tat 4e Feritott the Anatol:iv Mr. Joint*. Baran twaguer Qe Mr. By sr. A:Orr& Mr. FALLSY. 1..? Clem. Mr. isnot. GeTer Mr. Gauen. masons dt Vsinsemit Mrs GLOVER. Ge,eqtrnre Mrs.Giasu. ('n• MrS. ii•VICSPORT. hostile' Mr,. Lntou. Toe Pie , r i," from the lies of Me. DmoND, to whoa) the Public are &ready so much intlehted..4. its interest arises out Of the perils. Baron LonTuerilie, to *boils. the Chant de Enlnstrist. oil his views ins'. for the wars.. hod enafirled lie, castle. his .Coolite.s, and hi. infant . &on: Oa his return, he finis hi combs iu flwatiel, roil es., discover sio Ire' • vi hit MAI NMI child. 1.1 desiorr, he retires to a „ 4 ..hourime forest. where. •fier Many serfs, o f forceful intoned, end 'warty 'Stingers wad dithreshie.. he dmeoverr ht. Comitess m .•h ie 'p ergola 0 f an iistetertinicaTenitc, Otiose life nits preserved by a his own- e'ottaker, - end whom thi. erlaireessereent restores to ...API. klir site rt*COglitlEtil its %OM :im the uer.on of &youth, •, in hie o eclismou, he had forint.l a stroll* attic toted ; and the peritt) of Banns Loral:senate is detects 1, and receive. Ste just puni.Mweill. Tne character of Count de rid most is finely drrwo ; and the heart-tendings of a husband end father were giveo end' I ,;reat eaergy at.d form by Mr. Y mato. florae:, die sou of the Lend de fainrari. le • lively " meted youth, full of tort., glory. and tine feel hilt. Rfte ass oel.wilated with great truili an/ effect by . Mr. Junk's.. Mrs. tii.ov&R was most lute...sting and pathetic in tie esehaf, els Val ices, and displayed tiow•wate tragic powers. Mrs. tails looked wellonid kris very pleating in Gerellirte. DAVE! , ronT, always excellent,, never apparel to more advantage than in the intereetirig Cottager. A pi•.•-e ;vo‘er4sing• more interest and it rking situis tio,... we have lint seen. The &eminent's are parr."' and the language is elegant and clarsical. The overture end insisie err 'ov Mr. keLLY. Thv letter cons-lyted of three songs it'd two duets.' - by Mr. and Mrs. Ltsvois. Tie first song, by Mrs. !Arrow, was rapturously encored. The piece warn cirenrimd with 'firm applause, sod enneueseed fee. tarcood repisescatation amidst the londeet eaciamatioesee The house wee crowded in every part. • HUNI'INGTON, , NALsgR YORK. The Annual Feast lit tins pleasant village was helti on Thursdays In the course of the afr.rnoon a variety of country spurts took place, such as }louse and Ass Miens* &c. The day being tine, a greitiminber of permns from the ovightmariug vil lages, an I from York, visited their friends, soul were beantifully entertained. Mr. lirniption„ of t befits: lits, York, well known uo the turf, 'gave, as usual, • mast Wirral WV{ kW) iritealis, at nil breeding (aria. The visitors were so nutuierima, tient the Wulf.* were wlrligetil to be plaited in a large two bur", tio which a most plentiful din ner was ' , it. After the el ith was drawn, the com pany eisjoyed themselves, to u late hour in ilia evening; in a most cordial sun! harmoniums man per, aw l thiparied ingioly grattlied with the unea ten., of rire.r generous hust, weaur toile them all a "tea , : . grind sight, kindly requesting their attend atter, ai:if Vial of all of his friends, at the MIA an. • linotingtuo Festival. tinning the day • Dumber of Mr. IC gilptsies frie,,tis aria to see his breeding stock of Ileualm s , an d w ere hi :1 1;1y gratified by a view of the•e Isy the late Delpissi, a volt foal by whom, own brow thee to, Nir Lassittvloi, sittras trd particular anew' tbso. The work fey his present lealltons, Parle. 1 ter nod Ecooder, err of ;post promise, and ohsw big!' to toil, es eteo to*/ tine cad beissibfut des try Thessiisgbroergh„ is the trio-horse, 111 r.„ X .a; 1•p, with h i m wonted n Itility and gusilvess rat iirari,enttartaioed her ecru ire frieiels %eh tea sod .upper; where the clic rumness of ti,b day voirchided with a trip *. on the light * fautattie toe," anti general satisfies Una. hlaster Iluttitv 1. I r..-t:i.taaace, second son of his 'Royal highness the Duke of tltancacs, ar rived. twi tits.p.l.4y, at lus laihria se a t et 13 11 ,,hy, utter ass absence of fourteen months ser: re rank', as Midshipman. on board the Superb, or 74 guns, Admiral the &ibis-. During that to tervill, the vessel 114. brru frequently frozen up'in the ice, unit the stvrro ~eritsse, apprehensions were entertatned for her aufety. Mrs. l'e.suesirs hit a grand tousle party, last might, at her house in (lsostrenor-ssrparo. Ma.littne CATALANS itb4 Signor Nacos performed on the aeusairsei. The Coat ...toy co n nive' of the /v....mil:ail Nobility in town, the I)tithe.,.es of ittrfea Larte s t4oefainiai. and Br.•taorrr; Marcloutices of Larapoww, &c. &c. The Manehioiseus 0r LAUSDOWS rye agrand petty, on Sunday night, which was sssrsided by an elegant asseiuld lg.. of F.e.liioitiablet.—.4 spleudid supper was served in the grand thning-roeso.— Amongst the co•npoey • weee— The bitches throats, of 14,toartrl; Admiral Apodaca ; Duo Cesellos; Don Mara; Lord James Abu - ay; Bar‘.n litnapeach ; the Hon Mc. 854 Mar. Travers; Mr. 91cedlhig ton_ Mr. M'llottal.l. tc. The 30th ult. was oirerted, at Dunkeld, with every demonstration of joy, being the Duke of kritoLeS hirth-day, who then rorstoleted his 54th y( ...r. A number of geotl..nesi asierelded to all excellent dinner, end all his Grace's MITSUu aud• workmen were ItberAlly entertained. Sir M. virgins s Bart. M.P. is et rived at hi. Ivesitauful seat, at Sledinere, Yorlselrire. from London. Ehr Cetni . tegis of C1.4111t. and her ono. the Earl of CLASP. Were reverted at het Ladyship's seat, 111.,nnt Shannon, in the county of Latartiek, on ‘i -Am-44y list. The End of Moues./ &autumns arrive4l at kis e. -at, Vivant Fulgeustbe. is Orem, *a tiattuday 0C.41111611t. ... • • . MR. 'IIr.IRDLE. Wilco we inserted, gralmitmisly, Mr. Witrdle'tf letter to the people of the United Kingdom. wa declared, at the su,ne time, our readtar_se to omit say Article tout urig;it trod to elucidate that sort- Oman's merits, and enable the public to form a just estimat • of Ins character; at the same time • tneintauttig, as we ever shell, that, whatever his merits or dements nosy be, it is *lna' Ito seeppme that they can alter the case of his Royal Niemen the Duke of York. The promise which we made may have been rather 'precipitate, but with the re. collection of it frtbh upon our mind. we counot re fuse the imerrion of the following seta lr, which is enameled from a Dulihn Paper, published during the rebellion its Ireland. MARTIAL LAW. TO Tux EDITOR. 611:—.Hsv;og been confined as it Prisoner, for two nights, in the guard-house in tie town of Newry, I think it incunithentmi me, to avoid any tnisrepresen tatien takin; place. %Web might injure toy emota ter, and likewise to 'hew how the inhabitants of ' that town are shoo cl, to stem for what, and by r whom, I was eiroflued. On *Tuesday 'light last, at five minutes past eleven. I was sittilig.ut my . mother'a boom, with • 'file friends. (lisdfis andgen tftmeii,) after supper, when we were alarmed with the hreakiug of windows, and instantly, on my opening the hall-door, to me whom the ruffians were, a common informer. of the. Mime of Frederick Dutton. with a piny of the kiscient Withal Fencible Cavalry, armed with pis tols and swords, entered this homer, Kiel Dutton de nted oue of his party to take bold of me, and I was Aiken. with a pelt.' pointed close to my brew, with Mr. Robert Wdllace, of Newry, (who was oar of our' party,) to the goard-house, *oil left there with . I;rrs tiers from Dutton, that if either Mr. Wallace or I spoke a word; to . ie-nd for him, *lid he would settle, ; hs returned to my Mother's, and brought wick him two of My brothers and Mr. Patrick lilicaitelt:y,' of Nipwry, who was likewise one of our party. and. whom he he bad left bahied, the time .more. iilgwr d from an officer of the regiment. who cattle, to the ashort time afters/anis, to know• h-i ooid discharge u. But his answer was, that 'ire hail not aoy thing ro do with Mr. Dutton's Prias goners, that Mr. jotton hail a guard of his ows. Shortly , afterwards, W. Heath, E. 9. a filagietrain for the enutity Demo. came, stud was willing to tile. - cheer auley, (the rest plus del not ettPli 'l to N4'4 but the corporal it ire not obey him. Two officers of the same revnent, likewise said, they 'could not do Soy thing, without the Lieutenant-' Colonel's or Mr. Dolton's diteletione. We remain ed there until the following day, betweett three and four o'clock in t•ie atternoms, wheu we . were dpi-_ charged by awofficer, saying, the Lieutenant Coto: nel ha.. not ens forth( r boson-es with' us. On Wedneedayithe news of the defeat of the Dutch Sett having arrived. a hellnaan went through the streets, ordering the inhabitants, by the itoectimis of Achesou thotopson, Esq. Seneschal, to nata their windows that eveilitig, a... 1 tudeed the town was very eel hunted. clot a Amon to be seen without candles bunting. About fifteen . mianine-yeal Moe o'cioelt, I aos surprised 'at . ssesog thr. • of the officers of the regi ment of *lciest Iltitish Peocible Cavalry, breuking • • the windows of Wr. Joseph Wright's house. oppo site wipe: and seeing them advancing to break my windows, I Itegen to tell them that I had just h:oi any lights put out, when one of them, of the name of EttrAistily. drew his sword, and swore, if I spoke another ward, he would cut off my bead. Fitediag I Could not speak to them with safety, I returned. cats She boom, which I had scarcely done, when One, watehiug from the window whet they were doing, saw them speaking with fleor4e Autlermo, .Zae. * Justice of Peace, and thinking that by his spottlritig to them. they wolid not attempt to break myy windmie. I went out to him. arid immediately Mr, Bergainy damned ma, saying. . 4 Are you coins trail 10 affront lio diem, by "peekiiig to him ?" And on my telling him that if he. or soy inner officer, thought l had atfronied them, they 'knew whirr I lived. and I would he at home to the mo ning; they tnnk'me prisoner. and one iii theta, of the name of Jones, sent for the guard. sod. oolatithstaudiug Mr. Anderson politely toll tom be would he answerable for is il in the morning. I woe taken to the guard-house by. Mr. Jens*: and on the way, when I told him he need not take me to the ruard-house, as I *sold give him awy sass faction he wanted in tbe eisoraiug, he imewered, that the only iatisfuctiou he wanted was to kick sr. I .10 lersitiurd till the next day. between onirpeed two o'clock. and then discharged by an °lkon. saying, ii Me i jer Wardle had not any farther Wei. arra with me. ' About ti minutes after 1 ma its the guard-Manse, Major Wardle and Mr. R.rgainy mune ; hinjor Wardle inquired whit prisoners were there? a nd On bring told that I had hero left there by Mr. Jones. Mr. Burgailly told me I ought he very thankful he had not cut off my head, which lie certainly would bees done, Inc mu, apcaltiog to him. had it not Imes it, read blood, anti for the fattier. at my peril, .at to dare to speak to anent them—and that uoofficer of his on;onent would give or sole from me imv woo. fiction. Major Wardle then told me he had }oat come from leaving Mr. Jones in confistereest, ft* being Omsk, but that he would p and nienirefrota aim whatcharge was against um, and return sherd% which he did in about hair an hour afterwards, and then - told me I had been coutined for iiieultiag an "officer. by speakiiit; to bitn—bat that 1 was not to consider myself any longer confined by W.. Jo nes , but by him; that I vet there with great audacity, be. cause I knew I bad saved my meek from the gal lows. by taking the oath of allegiance, under the proclamation; sad en my telling him he was mista ken. as I had not taken any such oath, he said he was glad of it—for that there he bad time ; that I was one of the greatest netted villains in the town, sod that my father (although he had beet, dead these ttlyears) was a leader of them; and that off my name, with many others (meatioaitig the names of the Moog respectable families' iu the town.) "crew... but I wasting wont of all. On my elle/60ft to speak: to him e llso sold ranif I ',she soother word brieoOld twist may neck, *ad diet be would take at the tel. • ,rig Morning to Ido gwarti 7 bouse .(alluding to A Anniston which in ',reporting 10 an wider-ground floor of en honor ie thriaricgrolsod) wad that na the Lieutenant-Colo:ad wite'goisig *way io a few days, he would Mee the rotifra cu ism( ; and if :honedattemp: to get Ma by eat Auerwei4 grid:3, or that lOr ally in. cnr me attempt to take any proceedits4sagaitist linos. he would keep Mc in the dung. Oft, 011 lirrail noel water, till I should rot; and would bring one some of my friends to keep ter company, and work us every morning; that he did Dot care about any law, nor would he know any but his owe will; that he would make the inhabitants of the town obey him, and put tut their lights *hue he I.lr*osed—and any houses light was seen in, after his orders for putting them out, should not come off .0 easy as my mo ther's had .or. And if auy person was found in the street. after It o'clock, without the counter sign, the troopers should not take him prisoner, but dispose diem et a -hurter mauser. He then dr tr. ;eel the corporal of the guard out to allow me goy thijog bat It and water., nor pen, ink, or ',toper. Ismail pimplier to speak to me, mit ere° a Magis 11Ages • Findiog t emild not go t any permute satisfaction ;from these Officers , op startiny I applied to threw "Magistrates iu Newry, to swear innotninatimis against them fur so assault and false imprnoinesent, and likewise against Dutton for breaking the win 4ris, and assaulting and &hotly imprisoning tee, hth they would not receive them ; I shall therefore divot another mode Ar proceeding. and hove the Orris.% or Kineslhinch will teach these Mugistrates their duty. And liaviectiolt, ir, dont my duty, so far MICOOCITUS me individeittly . 4 i shall inform you of -stow of the of tlNi IW,. Dutton, *hash came ',third. toy Itu r ewletige —The tint night I w a s eon._ fitted, about half-past eleven, he brought in two 'wrest who kart' - .jest come with a car from Newtewoo , Malinke'', and, enhorteniateiy fortbinit were rather late in renting into MAK. owiejts the car haring broke,' on the root mod who. I Wier!, still remise in a place adjoiniog the =guard-rovilt,' kkaite eytti to wind and mini s ' without fire or ("Indic, or even a wisp of straw to he' down on; niitJ 1111011 e three o'clock - in the women erwhieb I tvaireseibenti, helmet-the whitest, a ttt!'huose of IN; Illettrae, of Cestitssalliet, Week him out oaf bit 'bed, anal brought hies is the gdird.hous!. The night thc.. town • was illuminated, he broke all the 'woloolow• and cat the -lashes 1p the under part. of the , . boom of . 111 K Amick' Bkftrieley, or Newry, na b , watitsuntiling tt was one of thElA4talightid beeves.. in the town, and had the initolgnee' to tell ale ie the enswlithouse. If I spoke, he o%ld put tne in lied*. Bet these are only a few of his wicked doing-, which, i arn sorry to say, he seems sanctioned to, !by twin allowed a guard, and sot soy pemovider mg to *sheeny proceedings against him; brittg rarie'treetarb erutarat acts, lab tore. mention as beets confined tlesit .11,taira dirt. a* . pas At ipa air+ hale while 1 was there; masstamieht the report heeded by One 01Sc4s hwassothee, wllen 'they relieved guard, is, beimgottripected of - being triad and committed by Savaittlpsill, Esq. 'Ma- , glatrate for the county of Down. 1 should thinl4' iT therria any charge against any panda, that Cie . Magistrate should send him to the Camay tlainf,' and not tea dtinKean. Hoping to see batter times, and that people will get leave to rudest, eseir:,bisi news, and live quietly at honz avithrott . ,#ess is , dan g er, every ?moment, of loolos4o , 4Avfi k oiot that such acts will nut go unpun . 1 remain, Sir, your humble bra* inns cartthucs. At a curds, of the Omieral Cars !this Of Me Catholics heland. MM is belesa, 4, Captioned, ea the Sib of Jobb-Nap, Lri of PIXOAL, la the Ciotti llealMweeowlisat e Committee, reasiatiop M the Catho lic Parni, sod of lwompuse Osatkurti, to to choose-by tam, oppoialoat to carry into elfrri she limo lodes& rf iii Lq appregme memoir ; ewe Net May do repair, sliewjwimaillsosi to the ihmenil ten t eau the 111468111 4lr out, whew their powers shad *spire, wolemmweemi Iv the 'Cleiversi t=ere sag ie, are le the emus ten aallarriee4, Sr et shell ' wime tl liseireary. lrtthws bbb Sarsiiirmij 'l. Ilk rowel Commlusi, ail shot AgerteemAty protium& • of ths Genera Gamines may 101 theiteitfeelloetre. Itimeavessi-'that Nis esslW_ gel private eamassisml 1 lir wooed, seta m omeagte the meellisshaf body tee ail &pipeline& forth. meetlap, for IL pampas@ if report-Mg eft petition yeeposeteo A seetet.ssa mummy le vela tblesobisrl of the IMA-Cuestittei teek pima aeror‘ingte. ELM COW HAT, Sometary. It appears front the above, that the Cetholic Que.tio.4 ie ao , (lead, but aleepetb ; and, to use the I.4ris of Lord Eldon, that it will probably awake hat ' the nest S ...Ma of Parliementi like a s. seam re freshed." To these who would fully ooaerstoott the seal merits of subibst. we would recommend the parent of a pamphlet written by So John Cott 11,npgaley. The idiubasrlyA hods. or April laic . 14 en article epos this subject, alluding to the pro posed veto to the Crown, in matters of rel.mom re fers to the pithy Baronet . * speech in the lisguin of Commons, which it characterises me 6. A produc tion containing More information opus the subject of the Cattiolsod, thou any other which we hove wen; and phi:•11 certainly nu to he mode pstb- II.." The iipreoh thaw noticed by The Edieburgh Moat.. Vide a shell's's( the pampitt. It alga only "tinted to the extent of sin or arver hnuifred en. et the exigent* et the author. for the set Of privet, friends ; bug et. trust that it .will be fished gesereitt. eoitAAent that a documeot of *eh &tent, open n inshirt-t of *sett ootoartsat• ha generally .nu hi for. an V and he prodntyleeni l e goad ip pesportingi to the eita= tr ch. and t twit .WSp. resear nisch titaAllt of coo= • ea the pert of the word. geoltAt. ' ) tthCwtottesotto who lift Newtoorite, yester4 :,ilN : Elieeli sit:64 yids die fesawitig v."! .. Ifinlfr-iteAmeta4,og.ll Captain Poart Say tit tl. o..:tock iii tar morniag, 'jest at the *omens' w he burl completed hihooile, rod Gad twriolts t utitil,tweisty Miottfit;iiii nine.—it had ruin all:, eiltiiitlydi t it;Argilqi;l;erforis.unce on Sandie 1.- bat be,frp.abo. iiiconvenieoce from it.ww1,,,1 4 , 0 1 I wet "Amber, iii.tead of being Aisadvaissarailli I been favourable - to kir etertioint, alb.: A 0., dry weather. he found it necessary a water cart to go over the grottad a , Imi . a it cool, and prevent it from boolohlot hard. liis dresb, since the uninenetieerilliat *f performance, hat varied with the weather..,.Sea times be walked in* daiinel jirket; fast Mini+ he was dressed is a loose dark grey mit, w strong shoes. sod two pair of . curse storktogit. I outer pair what is called boot-stork.sigs, %PIA feet, cud inteoded to keep Win legs dry, It- so iu a sort of twinging gait, without alit. aoparo exertion, scarcely raising hi. feet two incht:, fri the ground. The only difference betwettr hi. p seat mode. and that at his wetting oat, is, that moos slower,mod tikes nearly tO minutes to perfia ' his mile. A person baring mentioned to him, ihrturday night, that it was reported in Loudon had given ia, be answered, with a smile, " Ye certainty will, oa Wednesday, at lour k' ID Mal Dr at four eclat* to-incrrow. when tbe th atedth ~ u, rill 1ar1111114 ,,. . H be io pad tia4 apitits, and confident of success. drefli bit enemas was • yerertisy considered so c tam, that it was impostiiiiie to obtain • beta/gat him. •Surgeou Satidivor, o portifessioiml gentle* of ooliocadt at N has carefu Itiat . iiiste the 'chi of his lit lam 40 * ki count AO: hs osekt hal i se .faftetiqrn lefter. ?he Ousel will be rer,•ee ice ey, - al a rrht rand incoming influx (Kap fate's ia etipected.as ditshissioess drams to a ek On Saturday be aitA Jet hie picture; the artist h ing sketched bit face,: requested hies Is change r: Keith* ; which he answered, bet with gr lioetwer, el Den't . roe see V. busy." life was tl . .tittieg With. lamed. epos has knees. it wee)d ! 'MU freal. this anecdote. that a state of red state of mottos to this extraordinary ttwn.--A le nal of the whole fiat will be printed ailasetbai after its cons pieties, with notes, annocatiegii.nbi ration, &c. &c. ..* at in lib Ehissoi —ut should . in London, in ditLcultio Tier finance., to which hyr Grace received for r ynirri.that abe had been Untainted upon, as L ELIRAIDETti •MURRAY With in gilinbitight•wl lat Ltidpabip hod brew fee goalie time Nast. few dare since her tirs . o . rreitted another hrs hi glbe WOO butiiltieritipig, Auld purportM be isruilipby LipdtiLliitsanifil MURRAY, ren• ingoliotber ego Of money ; mistinz, that t• wit ic t e coneeii her to Windier , ehe Intuit ti - eiroppoli tn'•pitice . ol.4c:ritic ' ll; tiedti' . it MAJTsI and tbnisbh^klie.iplrindt . ' . Lo. Their MA, ruse* ViileinelTairLim..... inostinf, los as was mitigated to be sent to the Crown H0te1,,.% uquate, TM. letter *as anowered by her .Grs agent, requesting that Laily.ikiiuffiren Muni . would wait upon theDisclietis Si Ru CLA,UOII. et house, in Privy-Gardens. Yesterday. • young n genteelly dressed, shout go wears ot use, cutlet bar Grate's house, and iothnvied the potter, be gniodsou to Lady EtuziallTH i I IIURRAY, and cu by the appoinineeut.of the Lhic:iese ; the porter Mg informed of all the circumstances, 'hewed into Mr. B•RIRR'll, die steward's routs, and ha 'ad led procured a consteble, with all peal ' iiined. He wait taken to the Public-016c*, Qs f'c ~, Ire, and underwent am examination Ilefore tog Magrutrate, who committed Min to Tatl , kis Ertifewell,' (or further examine:ton. i 5..... _ l his name is Nickel. The Duchess it ! Althniond, where 111:. BARRER went to inform alive Prisoner heilir in custody. The Court of Session. to Stahel:id, rises, foi Autumn vacatioo. UM dot. Sir W. M. MiLifijk flirt. tots arrirtd 4' pleasant Mansion, a N it ti,..l 4 tp . .eton, near Vivi The kyr. Attune. PittleTioi, Delo of hi , iv nilpotent/it Dean of Lititern.t, la the ennui o r A Z 'A o ls u 4 l:: lt ita Clt ' S e l i t h : s i:V et ou .e :: j t . tiorle their ranee at di • .Eilitritii t th • I'lta , re, on •1., ' 01141 14 , Li the Duke of G!ii::cester anal the 4 Richard the rhird; emit. on Wein...why, fiirmad Sir Pertiant iliac Syeui /an* and 'otphtt Loothercogti. 1 lie opera ot ...puler-n.3 wss t•etfortn•di 0 y night, at rite (Anne)* Thsehiti, user t, sage oh I.i. un niter-Cesnotl Cs:UM IC if , ern, of the 6th La.istrk.hirr towel Ms: die la*e, Mr.. DlCilioNii l Airkees, Mr. NY.' . SURALN DrAY,ss.--Yristerily risornissi. h a en And ..Kier o'un. it, seam so a lbw sera Jl,lrbsiot. erne oils ipii.hrwer to .6iii. 6 LI.1•141 rr, et Pl4o l /CO. wee posiiillitiithrii 4 gli n , eel, ainuerently . an 4piciAl/grahoo,bis fel" 40. iv •endest p e t if ho bat .y terealii Ibw rinustiet the ingestive. Re ,b siker! on a lea paces Ii mil fall down again lucleva. ~L CUMPIMEU Ir., ' Tattoos, sic. &c. Immo' vial- for tear of 1 tfrOSll.4t E. . W 6 nhabithnts The Dindoes of aggitmonfist ss W 6 ow t, that nn- , ta t ty 40 of letentlafeuis atthosery. by .. rfsPertallie ti.- vim to Iter'Groce s tin Overuinrat L e e } Eushieni aguassar, Wit a act., ub shi t s was Tinder ensboertholl . All emote. don. Her Grace bpills=siite... malplailisil W mention different nines, as ye . , bi has beefs Creels Hotel, Solsooqinutt. 14 13: 11 . 0 ' 10 the seam- ~srards, in corresponding oil* bet f in Mb 0810001 its ..Ipureh, asticed her concern that Lady EGIII*4I foes, Witell i MI. Itil h V ilkOilid be in London, in diftcuitio l