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a ;,en the one refuses to COMO Into i*, except upon i o neputolcut grounds, while the tallier is willing to NKr . seat. and th liver, ;he right of judgment and ▪ i r e, and to cuter WO articles of security against for uuset•nn of their own reason and coaictine ? But titer.: is another great point of difference, to we Cannot tOrbear allnding. The Wens r Matistry wi et careful of our resources ; they lin.- baicted tint 'awns of the country. The present Mulish sy. in die title stulocky affet tation of vigour," with which they net out, have brim f rpestriesg is Ex radii:is, and inatastic experiments, the blood and steamier of the eusitotry, with sorb heedless extrava eacsr. that we should be tempted to laugh at their if it was not too awful, and too satigui- Imr e, for iiiiith. When we complain that tile of oar inane has beau destroyed. and the w ea..i.4 of our labour cotmunord, we are told— .- V..;'5, yes; that is very true; but then the cha ✓ of the enuhtry has been supported." Before w- dr.* colueslation from this reflection, we most be sere il.at there was a necessity for support- W{ is at ao dear a r u le; we must be convisiverf, that the character of the British 'soldier was twit high matzoh ; on tint it becomes necessary to kiwi the is order to defend the Administration.— The eliaractur of the country supported !—We ▪ that it hiss be en supported ; we maintain that it has been iejiteed. As to bravery, it certainly re gattas 110011 the twine footing us before; but Eng lund had a character for strength, upon the COlail Wilat, which is now lost ; she had a character for more, which is now disproved and retracted. As brave. but not as pow., ful as she was considered. she lass giveu Europe an umiecessary specimen of het sous; but the specim.un is rather descriptive of the dignity with which they fall, than of the glory with which they are destine., to conspire. So far from agreeing with these declaimers. that no hope is to be drawn from a clmnge of &iinistiy, we coo tend, that almost any change would be fin the bet ter. The re are few meat in this simian, betide those now in naive, who would persist so long, so irrationally, and so cruelly, in their iiifatuation; almost every other person would have sense enough to *top. before those who could not see would feel and tr.use who had not understanding to direct them, would dud a poi -minute in their hunianity.-w. Let us take that profound statesman and expe dition-fancier. Lord CASTLESEAOIII. lii. lordship tit,. Most active of the set ; awl yet. to use the words of a paper of yesterday—" This is the roan who appointed three Geuerals successively to take the command of the wane army. and thus pro duced the di-graceful Convention of Cintra—This is the tan who sent General Moose's army into a country from whteli it with difficulty ramped ; who seat Geoerat Bata eis army to a place *here it would not be allowed to land; who sent tieurra! Wits.t.eetee's army to a country where it he" hero almost starved; nunl who placiel the feeble aml ir resolute Lord CPA rill INI at the head of 40,000 tide English soldiers. who. we heard, were to ettect the deliverance of Eurnee, but who dal nothing more than capture a little swamp of au island. that has already been a grave to thou-awls of them !" Such lass beet, the coodoet of a Nobleman, avow edly the most effieiesit of the Junta.—lt would lie an insult to the good sense of the public. to have them suppose, dust the weakest of the late Ministry could be betrayed into such acts of folly. ignorance, awl extraragmice. Letters from Iletigoistid state, that the King of SMltehil has hero 'dethroned by BoNAP•ItTt and is about to take aims:4ol to Warsaw. It is staled in letters from Gottenburgh that a courier ere.ibspatched front Stockholm nu the ;kith ult. with orders fur signing the preliminaries of pewee between Sweden and Russia. The bates could not be ascertained at tie time the packet sailed, but it was leered that the Swedish ports were to be shut against England. It is a positive fact that or the lti.Ooo men left et Welcheren, *OW are in the hospitals at this mo ment. The regular hospitals not briug sufficient to accommodate so great a uutnher. barn, and other large buildings have been fitted up fur their reception. The intelligence from Persia by the last India arrivals is very satisfactory. The French iisfliience ►as been entirely broken by the address sod prr •sevi•rnuce or Sir HASFORD J0N1.% The English troop, which bad been scut to the Persian Gulph, for the purpose of giving weight to the !argot:Mufti with the Court of Ispaliain. have been recalled. The KING has beat pleio.tal to nominate and apw point Major-General JOHN Core Suaaaaoai.•, to be oar of the Knights Coutpanions of the Most Ilimotirable Order of the Bath. . Sir S. HOOD will hoist his Rag in a few days, on leouirtt the CeNtsar. 74, Capt. Wentte, and sail, yr e 1,1 d e rsta utl tor the Mediterranean. Tunics. Rarrt.Es. Esq. Secretary to the Go 'traum' of Prince of Wales's Island. has been recently elected a Member of the Asiatic Society. The Georsiams packet, Captain LUGO, for the East Indies, is still waiting at portsmouth o to be dispatched. The Direction. Jonas, from Cardiff, to London, is on shore on Margate Sands. Mr. ,loncs, purser of the Goliath. is appointed storekeeper at Flushing; Mr. JONNION, Muter of the Si. l)owingu. Master Attendant ; and Mr. Nva marl , carpenter °ldiot ship, builder. l'he Tyson, from Martinique, to Liverpool, was captured a few days after saihow. The 14th, 514, and sad Regiments. part of Geo. Houston's brigade, iu transports, arrived ot Portsmouth 00 Saturday moruiag. frosty th..:ichtlalt. The 13th will begin to disembark ti..s /Jay, and march to SleYnit , ;: the ; and the filst to Iletshisna. * IV)P.,, 4„ • • 4; f ia sti, • st wirrnixa PLACES. Anteng.t the rrerett ititth sirritr:ll4 are-- Duly Long, t.udy 1 t•orlu I.ndly Suffolk, llon. T. Rona, Sir Cha,ltxlsinz.. Sir R. Wekb, Str Si. and Lady Iftatkist.ou. .I.usrAl Young, Maiur-Geoensl soil Pic .sou, Col. ana lh.. Turku, Huonen, Nlisjur %Iroitn, and kubcriuun. SCARISUROUIaI, SEPT. Is. The Muter of the Ceremoniea' Aunn &I Ball was •ery well attesoleil on Wednearmy evening.—Tlm (lancers (Orwell two mt., and the numbers in the room exceeded thew: on any former oaasioo. The arri►:d+ or lv.t week are— I.ere Middleton, Mr. sod Miss Willouelthy, Mr. and Mrs. Fawkes ard family, Mr. mid Mrs. Jackson mid family, Mr. Mr.. Mater T. sad Mi.s C Watson, Mr. sad Mrs. 111 r. and Mrs, Hewitson, Mr. Fryer, Mr. Mrs. and two Mis•ies Taylor, Capt. Ltontwr, Mr. Buyer, Captain Lewtham, Mr. Short, Colasiel Pstheyn Mr. 3lrs end Iwo Ilittes Curtis, Mr. Burvirehs, Mr aid Ashworth and flintily, Mr and Mrs. Strieloa.td, 31upi . Strickland, Miss Striekl.iiid, Mrs. and llim M. Colon-ley, Ker. W. Wooddall, Mr rod Mrs. Stain's sad family, We Smell, Mr Parker, Mr. Mrs. sod two Mimes Cookstiett, Mr. Ihritt, Mr. Coupland, Mr. Hint, Mr. and Mrs. ga6kworth, Mr sad Mrs Muldseursh, red Goody, Mr. Sautlerrou, Mr. and Mrs. IlLach soil •1101 ily, Mr. Fowler Pre+ton, Mr. and Mrs. Lumen. Mr. and Ifni Greenwood, il Greenwood, Mr l'Ates, Mr. Elio, Mr so Mrs. soncrby, Mrs Orton, lions Ppnon, Mr. ?In awl Miss English, Sirs. and Miss Tellllllla, 31ms iker, Ice. &e. The lt*t itrrovrts at Hari 0... , ,wte sr e—w Capt. Woad, Dr I:asspla 11, Mr a•AI Mrs. Raters, Mr Itirv, Mr aat Mrs. T attida, Mr. Ilmanasr.sley, %3r. Mae krazie, Miss Wi;ki4"l/1! Mr 1. rs. and Muss Eland, 11111111,. Ma H.embery, fastly Harlsaa, Colossal 6041 IV. I it.pri C.pt. 1. P Waiker, Mrs Clay, Mr. I'. a n d '.7,sa 1t h. krr, 11, t'resswell, Mr. P. W. &Whist', da Mi. uaal, ale.. IlirLi.Jsca, se .• 1 •Ilit ~T 1 i • •,/ I t,. Sir J , taa sad din.? Misna Fiers, Lady sort Miss Ratter, 111.. Vaudall, Mr. aid tiro L.••kiw, rarLow, (:up•aul 11'rearls, Mrs Ittil.inson, "ins (errant, Miss Pantson, Mr. Shearer, Nis. Mrs stut gt , s Sirs. arr. Mr. Statue, Mrs. Gilt•., Ur . !Ira '.l3 . ,ttanl, Mr. and Mrs. Mailer, Mr.. 1146411,4 )f ra. Ye.ter tt I..riTY, Princesses A1.1.4v•1' tr. arc 'y J. Timing. lien ral Itzkor. 1. , d Des 1111.01 V. rode to ...• • L .... • Chin. I. u...i bran' r Senator mini hr L. t,c Arvertnni Dr. MAUSII.ISI. .tor 341 Verse. Arteiwa.•l% Teta-. t! to tie e.l•ee. Yestrefloy the I) skr dam. rui • with the K INU. PI/114 r+uu,s, us..l tu.u.' at ro•l4titss; and iss the atte•rssweil 1.4 0...m.mi0. The Qsn tool Preece.. S. AZ , 10•14 took uu to Frs.etnore. On Thurvdisy the Pliaser or W•vta ise.ves; duo' Oitoril to Alanylou. Oil Ises mute to V% slo-notes. Thunotav 1,4. h•.s.•renet-Lieseres. the :inky of Bautsswtcs past (Sowerseor HELD • V , tt, .it Sumlowe Font, to Ow 1.1 •of Wiate. Ilia Seiene• OlL:heless was received under• tee)4l salute, logo's% is, end out of the Fort. CASTI.CRILiaII has received R preNent of tiro Mae tint..; they have h. en seta to h.. Lord ship's seat near Summitry, where. vie utulvrattut they Sre to be keitt u n til the u t itroseitin4 Jubilee. the Wss,Lksg.my POLE gave it graud dist orr yestrroay, ut his house at iii•Ckiaeldhe Lord NI Ull.6lltAlrt 4Nre Is grand dinner yesiterday, at Ids house et r ulhunt, to several of the Cultism( Mitiitterm Casnosta Aiattion gave a grand dinner on Satur day, al ot.,•far is the Adtatralty, to several Milt tar! OfFe*.ra. Th. E.-1 a,.d Countem of WIRSTMORLAVD lir rivoil Aprthorpv a few dare ago. l'he Lord I.tr•utenaut ut Liocolmhire, aecom►.a aied by to* brother. the Hem. orud Re V. Hisav CvsT, is or t)rtirAit lit Plymouth. _ Chi llood4! or-General Baroll Ll/1911i111• GIVI, and tilliplther-General lirrmt IkLUEN, id toe (.r :man I..eLii.o, arrived sit the itvehurk lon, Ox ford, snill or, Timothy thmy visited Blenheim, from whence they rorecdeil to Bath. Loril mod Lady Gruen*: CAVENDLIIII give a grand divarr yesterday. at their house m Saville row to LOrtie and Robert llasiv SW% &c. The Counters Dowager of Sarroo had a select party of fausioual.les last hight, at her hoise in Hill -street, berk.- it y-square. Viscount Palmerston has been on a tour through the North of England. On Saturday hi, Lord ship returned to his house in the Admiralty. Mr. MISLIIIN is performing his comic entertain ments with great success at Doncaster. to crowded and brilliant audiences. Mrs. rani Miss Nlcota have performed with great success at the As r theatre. They intend to pro ceed trot° that to Greenock. Perth. and Montrose ; from whence they will return to London. Mr. BANNISTER amused the good people of Portsmouth last week, with his Second Bodged. His performance was patronised by Sir &suss Cuatts. The opening of Covent-Garden Theatre, this night. hus excited great expectation, and infused new life and spirit into the iwighlamrhood. It may be tntly said of the tailor's Geese, who are hissing 90 loud at C4TA1•111. that they are all Swam*. as they bria...t black legs. • W. are happy to hi ar Lonl MOllllOll has, within these few days, been comiderill better (though atilt extremelt ill) ; his stnialite tasters attend hint with unwearied smearing,, both day and -iglu. Ha Lordshi l . is attindedby Or. INCI6 and Mr. Haset lIIPE ; and we earnestly hope he will, ere long, be pros cry, in a cautaicscent state. Ou Sunday evening list the remains of the Earl of COVINTay. with a numerous retinue, arrived at the Star Inn, in Oxford, and ise Monday morning the procession moved on for Croombe Oabitot, in the county of Worcester, where the ancestors of the noble Earl are iwerryd. _ General GRAH4IIN happily recovering from the severe illness midi which he was seized in Vi:alche ren; but iva regret to state, that, among the mime • roue mcrifictit to the iii-fated Beiwdition to the Scheldt, that mud promising and escrlient young officer, Maior CATNLMIT, lira at the point of death, at Deal. Ass 013 Lady hav advertised in a provinci .1 print, that site Ia leivingoli the asintery a n d re commends her flottNitter to the ponotkinett of the rivi4hhottrhoo4, a 'Avg Way taanartaat to hro air. thtection. J Rkd 1111) FMNd RT. • . " TRW rIITATIIT ACT WAIITS A Irr.w II If Tipga gA110.? D•NJ A ALT."-P/frq of Jain , Adixiosigirdilih. -41 partition trenty arneno; ten or twelve Illo lblemeo or (; , utlesuen, of 4Lifereat plea, In shore all the rrrat nffir.s of stale s , , support each other in the ptosessiJn of thirtOnldnr;. all eircuszotnnucs. Alliti.—Xations who unite in the prosecution of a war, in which ea.n has ocp.lrate, if not uppiwite, Combixed FoCe• nun) compused of two dialioet dunes. 1. The Z'4:ntiatauts lAe lipec:afors. Sadoidy.—Three or snore mil:ions paid to soy Continental Prince, on the ere of his rain. A splendid and i•nierla/ Voctory.—A temporary repulse gives to the enemy, with immense slaulliter upon both sides. I Retreol.—Taking a new position. Ihefrat.—A slight Owl h; cannon, camp-equipage, and winicnied, mot taken--a.oy left behind. Parliamentary Referee—A inm.t desirable thing, impagionely milling fur ; dq,e;veniis, however, to be dummied in time of nat., and inexpedient to lie dis missed in time of inset ; therefure, not is be die. enssed at oil. Jatvoin.—Aay person who opposes His Majesty's peseta M i ssiele re . Opperiiiv..—,l ecobina . Chttech red State.-11e Right Hon. Spencer Pei reval, ud Dr. Dnigroon. L4k►lp of the area —Ltherl• of raining Ministri,, anti li belboY opponer.is.—Vide Gibbs'. &Torts, King c. Mute Bud White. Exisiing Cireentonrices.—Any public disaster that happened teu or levity years ago, hpt dire, as a pretence fur • change of opiniuu ; iA eet, giving up principles, without giviug up place Delicate ioresva'in4 —A very indelicate inquiry. Carrapticor—lnflornee. Esesgy.—Sendinx • lam. army to a diatant country, and lo -.v.isg (hew to sstane. Decision Lora Cloathaaa--peresoptory order, to-- Wait Ate further orders. Dispute, —l:qu'Tpiug an Expedition all the time it night be of use; and then, ahem that time h.. expired, a telegraph-order foe the baggage to build themselves is readniess the moment the wind shifts. Eleivexce.—Pruse F.pig....ms, witless. paint i sad Latin quo- bitten., with application. Preeieseestal leensee.—A preti y eonseeekei ileratios, income is (*Yea apeak:,ig in tLe House), W Must tam:ally reewenseudttl by Lord Casgereagla Kees Sedire —' he wrist! et The Mersin, Past agaii.st Its cou• temporaries. " float goibus iu uttyris Timis scer."—Now. Ia Lidepaiikat Irtitir.—Ex gr. Mr Wharton, who, lode meatiest to( grammar Of euntssou-sease, wr ou down Tke Ediebargh Rtvicie. A diAntereeted *remit like PreSlir...-78.gr. Geo. Rao. tried Ten oat of the Prblie -.-Fst. gr. lord Xidirdle. T77RIotIS A sSA u cr. On Wednesday last, Thomas 319rgais, late temmeer of his Mujcst)"s ship hems, was krowthl up In the Tows-hall, PUfbiallaialka, aft a charge of has 1.. g untied Mr. Cdoude Stewart, taylur, of Cirdtap. It oppi seed to evidence, this\ us Ma M,,rwari mid • tatty were r in ttt ioo g Gout l'aleisfustrt, 167 slurped at the Bra A. 1.116, C.,80.1.a, Übe. , fib. Strwait aski d Burgos to permit him to tilts • kora, which was pendiug at the hitter's side , upon which Morgan ex elamiett—" Yon deemed rascal, how curi!cl you th,i,k of making • gentleman of my cloth, Ptah a gut-siren !" Stewart beig...l pantos, and NIA be meant no harm : Illorosa Casa. You are a damned impertinent fellow—if yogi do not take r are, 1 alai mewl you ou board the Royal Mlle, before to-morrow night." Stewart replied he was not afraid of that. Morgan ths.n west ~it, . gold,. •hisine, sad shoot time tiller, apperehtiy iu • vehement rage, came oat, awl, jump iug halo the sthr, he took up one of the cushions, and area it dues wills vtu'rnce; be thenltottb Op the tither, and from under it, • rink, which he instantly drew, exclaimiug.—.. Now you dammed rascal ! ' and im mediately rail tamer& Stewart, (who ham been stairding quietly near the bursts), who, pert.eming be was pursued by Morgai,s ran up mot down the street, until he fdl down upon his 1111111111% awe knees. when Morgan tame up with tuna, anti, •itt, his extended arm, apparently it Ms all the fusee he was master of, gave Stewart a Motes' slab with the dirk ou the right side of Imik,excleindug at the same time, you IMlKai."—glel.llal gave a I .11.1 it TOWN, and anti • violeut effort recovered his I. go, a..d rat, towards his owl home, tiwisai ug„-aia fallowing tom ' . to his drawls dagger—. Stewart, however, ran Tutu the Him. Author to moat 1; organ, who was only • ere yards behind him Mor gan did not follow him into the house, bat repaired to the Bricklayer's-eras, whirr he was immediately taken iota cus tody. Mr.Stetiait is nut out atlaustr. The Count De slept at the Lion Inn, Shrewohitry, ou Wedne+day night lust, en Ina mud fur Ireland . . The Duke of L4115'0110. Lords KRA D ROM and A NIKON. Niresra. Leowa, CIII I DC, and Nuatete, &c. changed hon..' et the Lion Inn, en Thurarlay morning, on Or it road to Wynustay. Lord lIKIIRT SEYMOUR ha. finished his lIMIAOW, in the Isle of Wight, and is now engir.•d with offices. The house is in the gothic style, with caa &c. and adds much to the beauty of that part of the island, where his Lordship has lately increased his previously valuable property. The public opinion is so strongly in favour of the present State Lottery, that little doubt it en tertaiiied of the sale of almost all the Tickets be. fore the toth of next month ; indeed none tin he sold after, for ou that day the drawing 'will begin and finish. Mr. ltnserrsom will npen the Unruh, Theatre, on Wednesday nest. with the play of The Exile, and the farce of Forts:se'. Frolics. The Company will perform' every night la the race-week. A Mr. Rawar.rr has purchased • considerable tract of ground, at Cowee, in the Isle of Wight, and extruding alum{ the beach, to the Westaard, en which it is intended to erect several non-es. Lord IiItAIITNAII Isms purchase,' part of this I .;round on which hr purposes to erect *villa. Cciwut has, this season, boasted 'more than its usual complement of corn m any. Oa Thursday next, heing ST. MA rTmv.w's Day, according to rumba cminin, the Loan MAYOII, Aldermen, Sheriff:, and 6overncrs of the several Royal Hospitals, will att. nil Divine Service at Christ's Church. After a sermon', preached by the Rev. JOlll4 ItnGli.R3 PITMAN. A. El. they will repair to the great hull Ili Christ'. Iluspirul, rhgrr two Orations will he delivered, in Latin, by ipca,ko NDWTOII AD IN% curt in Eiiglish, by Tmassas AQCII.4 DA I.E. two of tin atllleT SCIDADDI Of the Gritasau Sr.hool. POLfC7S. taton-n•Lso ' rLICT6I.4 AND litlfsk COLSON. • M.. Elhoott, uo heturuay, mutes west anotha r exammation Isehmenii /owe Pea 1101 L . A ptrsun emu. the .1 e,.1114 o: tj.n aisles h at letic..l., Lad Maud h• 11. 21*o...trate, t.aat a geidiemen who was to bare simai.• Mance to wine Material farts et...ldeal attaial at the Mice, be bei tag a pri soner within tisr. ',haat* the Bea. b. 'flee elritl.es winch the pot INA bad so igloo the pistols sera fired, stm prod.:red by Collaugboura ; they v. re pmfbratid it h the hill., and appeared simpsi, as if by the INA der, 111 $4 . rend places. Mr. H u %Pao sc., oat tbs part of Mr. r.listoo, them sob.. omitted to the Msr, - ...ati.ate, dist on the elide. le, as at ViflUe, node of Ike farts required by the law to tale out a rapatal °Mllee bald bees proved, isoil.targ more this swipe:am assteut Lis elietA existed ; lie therefore couttaikd that Mr. Dow. should he admitted to bait Sir Jona, boomer, did not eousidtv hints if at liberty to lake bad un the present uecasiou, ti l iectall as the evideticr wita not fully cloy J. It was, nutwitbstauctimr, his wish, that every it:dull:mice shusild he voided so the y.aug man that hie sitastiuu would peanut of Mc remeivont mad to prinnute that object ha had tooted him iu the caul, to ace that hie micirommudatioos were the twit ILat the mann agouti, Oland. Mr. Elisio,' was thin reinat4ett, till tot Jona !hall More taken the deposition ut thr person (a .111 gt 0111,) Lawn al luded to. Irslham W ilroa, servant to Mr. Joseph Alleu, of Lambeth Flutes, was apprehended by Cullanglx,are, charged sills rob;oz 64 master of t•olnesbels of Nolst been. It app•arrd that he had Let n employed by he master to deliver u.. s.L. km mot t•u bushels of henrs to Mr. NI umford. 0. ken ..... gtou-eruss ; the tee mai hr had fddhlud) deli vered, bet the two loo.hels ha,l,u.te - cap,d Ish. memory, :d -though be bid these oo L.s knk • ben apprehended by the ulticer.—•He nes fully conoodted fur Least. SPORTING i.vrecuusser. CARLISLE RACIII. 11/22/112V, itPTI2IIIIIIII is. The Kiss% Plate of lioes;. for ►rw, Le. a gi - ... mile beats. Lord Strallmore's hr. f. by Sir Sehroiee, a yrs 11,4 . . 3 p Mr. S. Damumb's I.r m. Hiprorell L. a, 40 )ss aid 4 dr '.l, Is:eteber's b e. Iliaakip, 3 Tre old dr So Soloomo t►e favourite --t te2 . .0 kbe alhors.-.lVue tail. WEDVVIOVV. Fifty Pogo& rhea by the Col µwallow of roe Cay of Car lisle, r.ilM Snip. floborrlptuvi added, for M.wk. Horses, &r. of all ages —Tiro-toile bents. 1.0r.1 bir , it , wave's b. t. by Corila.ler, ayr old • Mr. erect's b. b Peter Nasky. 4.. yrs obi ...... SI Mr. UAW* ell. LS yrioldl - 41_ • - - -• • • * .• Lord Stratlonsire'; Li f the issiarefte; SIPCO 11604 litter* starting ; after first heat 15 I. 4 no eh. f ; after •tread beat bettiue in favour of Lord Slrathievre's 4. f.—Wea by boil a leugth.—Au excellent race. NA[' DAT. Fifty Poundr, given by die F.arl or Carr.,lo, for thole gal fear-yrs 01,1 burrs, ke..—Twe.tu.le hoods. . Air Akx. Dt,rial,l's e. f. by fobs Cog, 3-) is •101 •••• • I L Mr. Fietrliti's b. e. Midelip, 3-Try old Mr. Murliwer's b. c. Ported, 7-y is s old nettlite, cult the favoiiriit—.l I. I ea the ahem PONTEFRACT RACU. TIDIttIDAT, lIIPTCIIIIIIII U., Sweepstakes of togs. tuts, with Top. otter& for tbroi yttot obi tints, tit.--A swiuLtr ones to emry Jib. mud tot, 41b. extra —The I.st milt sod thitrissztets. (sat Suborri'oers ) . . . Mr. 'Articles grey, by De'pied. Mr. Clerk's br by Slot le, dam by (Merton lad for all agce.—..l Lice. sa-ti. Wets. Doke of I erds's eh. . 516,4/ray, Apo vki, 711. ylb. S I 1 Pato. of Hiesittetes b. c. Primates, era old, list. I g dr Mr. T. llsarociibe's b f Ceres, 4w. 144, ;N. 2 dr Lord 41iIiii•se b. c. ite , tol. 11711fiild, "Mt. 3 dr Mr. Uu.iii;ey's (b.f. Daiwa, •••14,61 MIL .... a dr Sir M. NI. Sylus'e i.. e. Coates. 3yriablitiaLAM... dill M. T. aoroiabc's f. Chatter, YU\ .• a issur to .11eii otall-tt ark, beat Mr. E L Ht.:grates tf. f by Hatablc ionise. cat of East:die, sit. ttrb, t 11111C1, 1.41:6 b. ft. ihincotabe's roma filly Eno Chance, duos ;,.y against Mr . E. L. Hoilsoies br. Say by He.abletoutati, net ul Saatalia, Mt. each, it mitre, b. h. The latter paid. The Sessidne for the Coy of London wi:l coui. mance thiir day, at Guildhall, as will that bye the County of Nlidulrate, at I-I.t lien; and, on Wednesday, t h e Old Bailey Se.tiotis odl be twill. The number of prisoners charged Math teloines very great. The Aeronaut. GAIIIIIILIW E lately asceoiled front from Tivoli, a pleasure•guiden, at at ten at night, and Jescen.led between strew and tight. the foilowing tuor • g, at Vaels. a small league frost Aiit-larChapelle, in the circle of 'IA • Aka. CLAIIILIS, whose residence has lately here the subject of so much uesespa s ier report, is, at present. at West Omer, in the Isle of Whoi*, where she intend, to remain till Noweratarr. Sues hies in a house, a few doors distant tram the owls occupied by the Duke of GLouctarta, 'pod compaaird by sortie youta4 ladu tr, oar 111 10,010 is repre.eaded to be her dauguter,aud by a gentlrisam said to he her brother. General Ri:.1:1161.1. (son of the ri-deesat Prime% Director), who war thstiiis•sed the twriice, for t a.L having :tet.il with more ettact against the Dear of kIeUNIVVILIL 0F.1.A 9 is shout to esuhark at with hss lady. fur North America. We nisder.taiiJ Colonel .1 1 a,pput has esisplo.-ed Council tip prepare an ludic:tin-la against 'Ars. CLASSIC, and the two Watcatrs; but the gentles sueu of tits long robe hare nut het come to n use. termination. whether it shall he fur Perjur, or Cons's; s Key. The sentence of the Court M h Mouton, late hi charge of the inettscil doped. a t p ar r e h t ste r , ha. been promulgated w public sin! eras He is disteitaerd the scrtice. The Imerneso Reg.l/3141i of 111ilair, owl the Hon. Colonel COCIIILAN kwalLslloo of toetinte.:t., are coating into the gwrisno at l'ortsmont P. in ok-i.it iu elnin 4 tilt inercimed duty of it, by tbr arnorl of the pfl•o4A.lo_ of wir froto WeJneolay moriiiiig list, a meeting took place, on the Saud if I. :.car i....- tweris to Officers of the Cardigan Mil tie. Alt r exchanaing two shots, in which oi:e of them ',is wounded in the calf of his leg. the seconds into.. fared, and the affair was an fahly adjusted. A few flays ago, en ears, took 0m... at A. ond,l. between two olfi: rs of the Iti*lt Hussars, and • p iity of the in'ait'oitaiits, when n wensan, nip. NIII %ery actire in the affair, had one of her angers tat off by 61 sabre. Cur:ore:ll poniahment, f r deeertion, lee been abolished in Uwe army, 'seri. In in eases i.f dess-rs front the depod in the fah- %%04:101, dos sorters are pow sunieet.d to the severe, pessaltv of Incorwsratiota In the to,,tleon.eol tAli 1H imp , r l.l l O lime been tined nl, rn the Nl•slina (I%le of 11tb:Ittt. for the rrcepttott nrioreer•rt-. and, •ve tohlervu..(l, it‘ w co.ttaiw seven li.noilred, sattmg opportutottoo to t. •rne not to the iSEltOtuta tit which they are to be ..c.tsched. I