The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-08-17 00:00:00

T Yesterday, at anon, His MAJESTY arrived at the QUEEN'S Palace, from Windsor, where lie was re volved by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CASIBRIDar. Shortly after, His MAJESTY held a Private Le vee, which was attended by— Ths hake of Besaswiek; FAH/ Camden, tVestroorland, Liverpool, and Harrowhy ; Viscount Castlrrc tI, ; lAird• 31ulgrate, Lemon Gower, Charles Spencrr (in waiting), and Hesthtleld ; Sir Stephen Cottrell ; Sir David Dumb, ; 31t. Canning; Mr. Percevsl; Mr. Ryder ; and Mr. Greville (Groom in waiting). The following had the honour of being presented •o His 'MAJESTY" Elie Duke of Brunswick, as his arrival in Engl3o4. Lued Fitzroy Somerset, cm his Merry from Spain ; sail, . Sir Laois Pepys, 'President of the College of Physicians, .who bad the honour of presenting to His 31:4esty au elegant sly bound volume of Vie New Pharmneveia. Ms AJ SETT afterwards held it Privy Council, •ihltil W4lll iittr•unied by the Cabinet Nlinisters pre *, iit ; when Mr. RY [Mr the Jdilv- Advocate, laid before His %Warty the proceedings of several Courts-Martial. At hslf-past live o'clock, HiaMsiaslE left town. for Windsor, with his usual vseort. DUKE OP YORK. Yesteriley, his Royal Highness attained his 46th year. In the evening, the following illumi n ations took place in honour of his Royal Highness's birth day The Hay-Nfarket Theatre—A Crown, Star, and D. Y. hi variegated Letups The Lyres's—Crown Star, Mid D. Y. encircled with • wyrath of lancet. beautifully esecutud with variegated humps The trent- liouse--Crown, Star, sad D. Y. formed of ',Lai,' Imam, on a yellow ground. The oilier places of public ausit,einent were al-. .litiniinateri to a mu perb mr.srv. 11 ancoch and Shepherd's dime Woreloose, Cock mpur.4tremt—,ql lwillinut star with D. Y. limas. Cramer mid St:its, Army Musical Instrument. rsal:tirs, Pad-ouill, had the mute dcvt. e The house of the Gas.licht Company eta illeminated by •toneti formed algal, 'year& of ihut. feet chore the roof. The talloniiihr lioiimm were al‘u illuminated : Mr. Keily'r sumiciit aalunii, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Sower, tviok iell.ir, St. leasoes.streety Mr. Mauer, clictsenumger, Bond ttreet ; Gnaw, owstetineer ; mod Sir. Bustler, marquee Piccadilly. needle and Bridge, silt, rtotilht, rillagatt-hlll.--A Meet btastifol Crows is the centre, nit roe . side &vim, is colosr ed lamp., with D. Y. liemnith. sod todibruutifel idUars at the suits. - - -ilia Royal nighties* the Uuke of YOWL wits ptLveuted, by itultsposit ))))) , front attending the Jett +t Olitlands, yestertley ; hut hi. Royal Bro thers,• the pekes of CristaunGc aad Cl,3llllLit• JAN Li, set oft; a short time after tlicy Iwd received the )tuba et the ['niece, to Joni [lts Alsaasitc. cod the rent of the lLoyel Visitors, et Oidlauds, in cuui inemor.ition of the birth. His Royal [lightness the Doke of You was ye.teniny visited by ills L.):•'a,. of CI:IiIIEILLATID, at tit* o'clock. A ftia A Inch, the Doke of Ct; all• 4 *et off toe Ustlauds. lite Lake of Yosta, w w , iu town 'at seven, ratlitot !Alter than the iste eeilhig day ; be 16a% t. orders ~e , ,r ant o t,, ' rive their uhthil bull, and to take tin nowt of his iodis• Th 2 Duke of Ilnitt LAND. thotsili matelt teen. v , •red trout lits illuess, was not well enough to la wn 1 the Levee yestelda). Letters from Lord Ctiaat.•s Asescas, on the FA:it-nation to Wald - wren, erre yesterday forward irom town, to his mother, the Ducks. of Hut laud, at Melton Mon hray. The reatAilis of Lady Aust,tai Haut were 'outer real yesterday in the family malt at IVorinelsbury. tr Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. Sir MILL MAN HUMS and his daughter are sous to Mr. Lotto's seat. at Bromley. in Kent. Earl sod Collate's licattLEY will Arrive Ott Son flay next at their brsutifui seat, Berkley Castle. Gloncestersliire, where a Houterous assemblage of Notnlay are es.pected in the course of next week. 'Clic Rev. JAMS, CLARK a very much inaliss posud ut his seat at Caren-hill, Middlesex. Lady Ltnact. DAUM. General and Mrs. Sy. Jams. ;mid Mr. CROWLE. left town. yesterday. oa a visit to the Earl •and Countem of East's, at Casinobury. Tint Earl of WEIMIORLAND Rave a grand din ner, yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor—tptars, to the Cabinet filinisters, all of whom were present, except the Duke of Pown.Auo. The Duke of BRUllmatlcK visited, yesterday morning, hi. Royal Highness MoRSIEL;SL, at his house, in South Audley-street ; and at two o'clock went with his Royal Highness in his carriane to the Qutcs's Palace, to be presented to His Majesty. Mrs. H. Stonums skit to vverfornt the interesting pitoCaf Ausaaths, in The Civil(' (iNstere. to, her awn benefit, last night, ut the Liverpnut ere. Mr. J, Jourrs eclat was to perform the part of Mar tack &May, in the Farce of The Irish•moo th dim ; mud Mr. Sinnott, that of Michael, it The . Adopter! Chdd, out the same net:amen. • Th. Doke and Duchess of Maitteottortm, and Lord and Lady FRANCIS Sreucra, intend to leave town, this day, ho &nal' House, and to-morrow will proceed to Brighton, lot the season. lies Royal Ric:hiniss Mosst Celt will leave town, this day, for Gostield. Miss Sam was in perform Lady Teasle. fr. Mt Mnatietes Sir Parr, at the Cork Thvatr., 'n Tuesday last. Mr. MuaDKN'S benefit is fixed fur this night. Mattishall Races, which were held on l'hunalay last, drew a vast concourse of people from Dare -11.011 and the adjacent tillages :— . the purse jOven lay the town was won by Mr. CARTER'S horse Lard Pagel, heating Mr. ',reties horse Charriphow. and Mr.JEA TIT'S gree Struste-asThe saddle was Wen by Mr. PErcnit.t.'s hack Ihrtesty, beating Mr. HOW RAND'S mare Ernes, end Mr. R. fat: knee's horse Pleary.—A very singular occurrence happeiwd iu the petsey race; tire started. and each gainer! a to at ; %%heti one of the ponies fall down dead in amiyg in the last room]. Air VD. • *'" i I THE COURT. ' WINA.V: 'L JB. • Ua M'edritooday mottling, the 9th itisterd, the Second Animal Sleeting of the Witeinderinere Sailing Club was held •it Water-Head, near Ambleede, et *levee a sins k, e. S. Before terries, the banks of the lake were covered with n great ale....mblage of beauty and fitshiora. who were re-' crived by the Members in a tent, elegantly titled up for the occasion. Precisely it twelve, it was announced by the.lleralil, that nerAtiitic , mt flag was to be awarded to the est . :test sailing decked beat. No boat appearing to dispute the 'prize with Mr. Wilson's Emkacumr. the flag wo; hoisted es the foremast of that vessel. The Club-barge, I>redolitought, built by Mr. Stephen Davie, of Oxford, 101 ttttt ed by ten rowers. in 'appropriate dresses, steered by Mr. Asficy, Senior Captain, end trininplamitly freighted with chorine," wail seen glirliiie on the lanisom of the lake, in support of die challenge of 100 eunicas, which she bed given. No boat dared to °melee her. A beautiful race th n took place between three opeusailiug-hoats, which would evalently hart• tea amoded in favour of Mr. William (;arum's Lire". poolian, had not a redden and partial citalige if the wind favoured the llop-ne. A match for 50 oaiuras scats to have taken we between Mr. John and Kt% %Ikon's (lyde ; but tlie IZonibler mooing carried away leer foremen is a heavy wlnall, in constne her station, was obliged to decline the contest, yet was safely brought to au anchor, by the well skill of Mr. Moore. • Thai Wherry Match, for ?Al guineas, rowel by Members of the Club. was won by the Swift, built by Mr. Cowan, of Whitehaven. A prise given by the Club to the Artibles'olo row-boats, was gaited by the Harrier, to filoui Peony, Galc-flowm, whist, boat aro r• wardsbeat Mr. liamptireys's Captain) go , :toster. The prize for the Bowneee fishiug-lxiate was Rained, after an anceellent coon*, by tleorge kin. beison. Mr. Ulloek's dew bust, the Eli.-,t, chal lenged any beat of her dimensions, on the lido., which el ialletigc was not accepted. The sports on the water being could tiled, three several prizes were adjudged to the best wrestler, leaper, and runner ; in which toartest., unexamoled stretigtli, agility, and swiftness, were displayer,. The first was won by a youth of the 11:1111q of Ni cholson, from Threlkeld, in Cutisherlotill, lifter having istopitehed several powerful opponents. The two others were won by Cooper. frotu Starchy. The day was in oil respects propitious, a strong breeze from W.N.W. By silt p. in. all the equipages had left the ground, and the Members of the Club retired to cline at the Salutation lute, Ambleside ; at wh ch house the Assembly-Knots was elegantly and ap propriately decorated, for the reception of the coin, pony who honoured the Club with their pre-armee to a ball, which was opened. at seine, by Mise Wilsou, lady-Patroness. and the Seusur Captain. , In justice to Mr. Behests, of Bootless, we can; not omit mcntioaiug the beautiful tramparency of a , eficomer. from his pencil, which ornamented the head of the rosin. At our o'clock, the company sit down to an ele gant sapper, tastefully prepared by Mr. Wilcock ; Hiller which the dewing recommenced with addi." I usual spint; nor was the slightest inclination ti Lorport, visible, until the Orli of Day illumined the of the surroondhig mountains. ' During the course bf the evening. several songs were admirably sling by the Minstrel ; einon4 others, the following, composer' for the occasioir, I by Mr. Astley TIMEO •DOILESSID TO JOIN AVllbleig. 4Q C•FT• 111 et ?ma WI . 1111.4411.11110 CLIPS, IN IrrieVero IC 1005. •••••-•.• Tiste--.' Te dvorn-i• is lifeartm." Fin ages, Win.inder, sesissght was thy shore, Noggin distmlid thy fair Mtwara save the lisberman's oar, Nee freighted with diarist, did the gay painted Wit, To the soft hewed mewie triamplimatly lust, Whew the Geddes; of Lave Timed the wear *MO &Woe And ihreeasel to restore, lies selected a FEW, whn were skilful sad brave, Her Ilaughtrrs to guard sa the Westmoreland ways. The' ON far distant regimes we seer eel our sails, Thy breast, Is WilMinder, esessioters rude gales, When the swift whirtwisid rushee *oat Langitslev dark fins, Fat the aster-wars sailor slight start at the stone, Yet is train yields the mast To the force of the blast, Whik the heart to tbe susunissgs of cnnEage is fast, Foe the SUM of Wittea.i , d art. skilful .1.1 brave, Woe &risk fribn the Threats of the Wistseireland a are. To es ase eisastgied the pia teal she ball, Where insets enslaves whom no dan.,:rno appal, For whew she submission domerids from oust craw, form .last strike, einapensg Cupid, to pis .: Then, alas ! ere complain, Of the beart•rvoisliart part. Aid t stays* that sir 'Ulla' the load of and huger, Their Gag rust be bon to the Oeass or the wave. Ta us et is given to An is the drip glass, The houm of lb., Mal-watch elwa chetrfully pass; Our Captain cniiimanda, we with pkassie And the dawning of multi only rills as away ; fie our skep.eented 411.11, Noun soft %Miry,* afar, TIMID tier black ticet of mints we bar no surprise, For to. *inn sal Witiaarler arts jovisaatoi 111411 i, .teal proud odes doh lag on the Westmoreland wave. Whenees we pus o'er, wittiest empties' the hoe, Tat /Need/Alp dial Mows as es Geese of wise. The brenticnot Micas! bear rim on ties Ise. At the i udder sills Iliorylibie, and Friends* agree The% Mg as seigebetek Lein. Friewistop wed On nor bark then ths bright at Jr pleasure elisti shine; Fur the sons or lb intender are fartbrrit sod heave, And Inn may thine woos grace the Watiaseorlated wane. I::=lggsse=tit On Moguls, last. died. it MISMat at Costeasey Hall, in Norfolk. iu the 7.lth year of leis sr. Sir W vLLI AM Jsastausims. Bart. an.l (nubject tit the decision now pearling in the House of Lase) Karen Surtford, of Stattiord hustle.—Nn wan ever hired more universally e,teeiiiell and beloved by all ranks of society. or died OlOfft liVellrd, films Sir WI 1.- l•lA51 JtitbittußAll. A DirliKi• TARMOUT II , ALIO. 15. Yesterday at 3 p. m. th* lirrensholocbp of war from Flashing, mid honied 'Captains Chrs ham and Litolue ul.the Navy, with diqsatches, and Captain Thoinpaoii, of the Sid ragiitieot. who has come lipase, being vets unwell. The *- ports lo .•!rculatio:i . are, that the Gihnburdment commenced on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, and that, before eleven, tlw loan was on ire ; the Bermuda kit Flushing ennu after. The French made a furious gurtie uu Fralny night, in which they were repulsed with great slaughter. Our loss is very serious iu killed and wounded. biAliteATE, ACCltirt 15. Arrived the De.frader gnu-trig from Waleheren. She left Caniverr yesterday morning uhont seven o'llock. Our forces began to bombard Flushing ;bout three o'clock the stone morning, iii a must furious manner, and the town itself seemed to he in a blare. About the tittle doting under weigh, some dogs of truoe were perceived. A very heavy cannonade Lulu' ii;aiti ahmt Mac o'clock . in the evening. ,Ailmiral Knits was proceeding up the Webt Sciteldt. The peasantry about Rotterdam had risen to soppoit us, and it was hoped that Rot terdam, with three French sail of the line at that place, would be in our posi,ussion. seer Minn. Head-Quarters in Boadicea'', Camp before Adijygliur, Jau. 2s, 1809. DWI' AC H M ENT' OR I. FIBS, WY LIIIDJ2I.3I•NT-COI.NIRL MAUTLMDCLL. The t couniauding (Hirer rtivets, from the great peeve of piddle Moines be has su hoc.. &tamed fruni pectoris tag RPM tietising part of his duty—tee return his hest thanks, so - justly due to the whole of the bemire olio were empleand tit the nnanit of the fortified hilt of Itsgowley, on the esd i•itaut, sod to express bas e tire satisfaction at the oda' coi..luelauft seal dispinyeillmtlic.o uu that LX.C2Iios.. The refl.:l6'ode silt, which the troop , : proceeded to the attaek,--tli! persevering toil with which they encminterted opposing , ibstaeles—the intrepidity with which they as• ismaled the bill, ostler • must gutting Ire-wanal the steady courage they displayed is the earth of so Mang • position, . led so obstinatcly d ••. circuakauces which call fur the must itoliviourei ainuirution and praise. To Lieut.- Colonel Lewtie, llajirra Kelly ad 4Yl4•lllonta, sod billets. gars Hare mud Midwinter, who eowiweited , the pritritipet cv lessen of attack ; and t. pent Baellthiley, who eulsottered with th . party of pioneers the. Comminuting Officer frit nowt deeply isdebtril fur their gallantry aid crideet s soil goodly so to cecry Officer and soldier employed, Gp lee per severing seal art bravery lbey so coospiehowsly: deployed s while the skill with which Capt. Brea and birdliSside di rected the tire of the artillery, to cover the troops be the sr salt, claims his highest approbation. To Captain Wilms, likewise, sky colons,' red his seri ices, owl atteruted Lien Colonel Inwtie disriag the action, every praise Is due. Al though Major Nuthall, with the 3d cavalry ado , hie COM mend, cautil set, from the nature of she weeMll,Arith the exception of the gallopers Maturate his appis. ettilev,Lier *resat Barlow, be employed an 'miller than as • covering party to the sasailiuds, still the Conamaling Otßeite fleets very marls indebted Isabel and his saps, lie the seal arid alacrity with , sad every pretties Ira Whew ups wed tie Liest-Bertew, sad wee ettaebed to the pilbspers,- well-directed bee io covering the right tab*. It h not withuot deep regret the Comenadiug Maces, is appreciating the tuipnetast said weetessful awe of the as. "a *, lamella the Ilea of the brave writ who fell pleirksaly ...outlaw fora I, Nokia which they seedily seweisiodrebedsearee and "sae of the Besot As- y. The C010113:11141in °direr has already had the plvainies of repOrting the meritorious ezertious the 'coops to his Ex. celleuey the Commander-In-Chief; sad enlistees Lieutenant- Colas! Lan tie, catineeding the atilt Regiment; Major Kelly, commanding the 4th bight Mannar) battalion ; Capt. Midwinter ' who tuuseistwied the detach:meet of the 2d Bat tilion Ist Regiment Native Infantry ; ('apt. Brook, com manding the Artillery, MajurNothall, coinnianding the 341 Regiment Native Car rie„ ; sad Lieut. Biseldeley, ementamt. hip the Pinneer.e, will valeta to their Naive 011iciers rill men his worked evil cutini apperaiou of their coudoct. • • WEST-INDIE.S. BARBADOS% JULY I. The two French frigates. telicite and Fr; in's., part of Commodore Troucle . a squadron. which nut long since so interested the public attention by the hope of their CitillUre or devtructiuti in the Smuts, lifter quitting it:marten e,(ittudaloupe, ou the night of the 14111 ult. put into St. Martin . .. Accounts to this etiectAre received here from Dominica, where the Aearc. a •;; of war arrived on the 33th ult. in quiet ov sir A. Cochrane. to give him the intelligence. It appears that the Fariense having sprung a leak caJaed them to put in there, and way discharging her cargo (both are laden with colonial produoe), in order to repair it. They were watched by two of our sloops of war ; stud 111 the mean time the Iteur-Ailruiral having arrived at Marirgalaate, the Aeltate• proceeded thither with the information. JULY 4. The British frigate, formerly mentioned to have been ashore elf Murie('!ante, and summed to he the Giorre, proves to hare been the Thetis, and was fortunately wit Wafter stetting her water. and tak ing her after guns out, with the less of her false keel, and some other injury to her bottom. She arrived here on Sunday, and sailed yesterday tie lAshins, and takes the trade twiend there Irina the Wats& as she proceeds. The two French hie-Mrs, feheete and Fprieuse, were not at St. Marini . % on Sunday the With So rtes the Marine Intelligence Book of Cork'ir Insurance Olher, on the authority tif accouuts by the sclooner Spy, 'salved here from St. liott's (where she heard it) and Martinique. Vague as this account may IllpeUr, ter tier no reasoreet pre sent to denht it. ...-s=siss_sme=ssamt The Zrentosteu, Coe% At its, from 1.i% crpool, has been tak.-o, retaken, auJ ur.red at I)oree. The Welled: --, from Po.tt.leoms, Was taken in the Channel, iu June, by a l'oriugucse man of war, anti curried into The St. Frane,sca from Cartha rna, to Cadiz, has been taken, retaken, mid Will 'lst° l'lvtuouth. . The ileergarea r Smits, from Caracas, arrived ix th- mm. wee 'leased MI ilivaelsy.hvad by two riveters'. • Zarlesota t Comte. arrived is. the DoemeH .far µivied from Ott Ifesatelder aossmy. l 'mos. *ad .slospe, la 'Sick olt itlet Jl4l. ‘ l ' • ; 71 s.II is tow. Q.ay. On Thosailay last. the friends of Jana a slaw, Freaett privAtres Ea,. owe of the Kapreoestatires of the borough of The :rarities. Heading, llerkahsta, ht Id their sense% realism frost frosts Grrootto :1 ot the George anti Slop Inns. Tits coospauy was, Vidal Crefor. J. nnonerous and respectable, and the rig aus spent foggy. weather. with the utmost borliefl rood 'iolivlv"slit• N. long..A. 51 , . AXCLII.6IIVELY. ........_ Strayed, or lull Atßif, • very - iMpostalet Per sonage, of the miale of itottLuatTetT. Abdut a hY PAPft elir ig tri G' th .h r e oe 4fr elg e‘tell it lebet; sil etsce PP : l pTete he a liat diteg i tla n h ew ay s ; an e‘cloi.ve patent for the t rnariufailtire of that articte oil the bitaYs of the Elise, and smuttier on the shores of thb4Ruy of Biscay. This story luting Wane been proved to be an impudent flOssihnedo sad meow good ones at the Stock-Eu . lunit hav ing suffered by the imposture, Mc. Biter novests.e. it is supposed, has run away, to avoid the punish ment due to his manifold crimes and misileinesit man as diligevit search bus }sen made for biro at lle 'met Office, and not the least trace of hits cm lid found there. May person proelocing him to the notniinta Dutch News Venders at the Royal Elehanges will receive tool. reward. . trv - ozateemm'emeeeds GRIM. CON. .........eass.a... I ' F1,,1l e. GlltlttraCti Yesterday. a cause cease en is the Sheriff's Court, to awes the Demurs, the Defendant hays i s nig let judgment go by elefault.--wThe Jury pace 2001. ---" sera /*Mr. flaweiro mihis A General Court. teak:nal Its' let* bpm bald it Dalai*. ale Cassius Nesbit, of the Alestord WM* " Tel beteg Cdtattiti• al Ms Etisegote Querit" The Court hissing Arid Lay saiitif of the asap pear faired sipnert hire, meteor:lml hits to be cashiered, which sentence Hu Majesty has been pkased to appetite sad tad' fine Liestaaast Edwarstassitise, a Ilte 45th Iltrgissest of Fool, has been also tiled by • hirmitral Quiefitilastial i at Comet's. is Portugal; " foe conduct subitootterkg tba sirrusser titer' ' Officer and Gentleman, where subaltern of the pie/fail, 1. miss most abusive awl uptfrebrisea leaguer beirmisleis superior (yokes, ciptsis Lightfoot, attire semi Carp, sad 1 at that time comoisinfing the stud easel, it Wyss decoct borsch of the Art.clea in War y" for which be bus beers atlll teticea likewise I. ba--Caelyred. 1 .., PG LICM7 1 .........mum..— oviLaY•LL. am, It Mr. Symms, a eartioa, charged • yowegsendm 15., • silt lc:ming his troth in au onfiairled The, mentor said, that it had become so iamb t .. ii ' juoruet nob to lean: one rapine, its pus . t due entice, or without iaisisiag desk arab !lie mow rewired to parish soy awe wire es agiasdo las u such ISTgnal rea.ly lust nuns. thou sea, by prurtices. 'The ;I -SM Wiiiiitla lir had dose maw& n... 1 miaowed bb airtime nem to retells is ha welter to Masi die walk, or torly Ole hedit eastward. Mr. Stuarts replied, that it wale amissanty We inuiepte - slsald be aids, and therefore wallas' the law to tale its course. Mr. Ablermaa Warta.; atlas presided, saAli it wee sera any sorb orewarre *mild Ms Iseadmaol Ether two Pap strates ; ' silk as itsritmtNf kW elk ii Illigedloce, OS De b:nitwit sus remodel till anieferrow. A limillisr, emisystia deakftwerieg nuke elesupd a fel imarkra low- awhile= ysleb lea tin itemirday isiOt es Mort. pair °Worth ref, whir& he regard at tares shillings lie wee lii a lic- hinds, Saturday ribs, in easel ilk Pried aseittierarall labor par haw ; having Wiest. tabs' . Neuss, and aim niter wasrabig, Mt alisard Ilieshewilsi Ids fensur-einshase was IdosomiusiNgs sundhealieselses weeellsisdl he had stales has Uses. . - The warlike Aldermas asked if ke bed antes! proof of the rolAffirr'' 110, Sir," ea he. a only far meet away 'Wilmot Mashing his liquor,. eihrek I sewer tome him to do *fore Im say Ilk, &mak or sober." The Priesete WWI discharged. 4 reaershls Ceestable hedge aiteresliag and usdheatante Oil pftterd at the bar e seder the fire cireamstaares t- - He stated, that be was main along 'Moat out teeloelt-ie the manias. whoa be saw the pant gi. M sitting at a door, (nom bitterly i he oohed the eagles, aad why she did not go bona ? Mos Isssi ao biro. Bo then ssh.d where were her flavor_ apt mealier. bar Meads, her lodg • or; , She replied raw worry wed anther were both dead, and that sirelielhat pillt Ike some slays ; after • !I the derriere of her iinseispairabsdWaseilitad to prostitution, 4 hail hammer diassilitt. sod ass *tarsal wet of her lodgings. als ibis trua "7 said the worthy Alchemist- a Yes, was i Wordship" re the gaoler. After bark% salted the no fortatuste cre• ink bor age to which sae morwareal " stmt..- teen," the Magisersiss tjoisistaidsd the constable do the anises' la which be bad discharged his duty, sad ordered the poor girl to he properly provided for. Ilaat.seaieuita-assarr, atm. id CRUELTY. r',01,t61 Cattail,* was charged before the sitting Neg. trate, with fireman his duty as a scream, sad cruelty to a hoar. The Primmer is in the eniployorast of Mr. Pres ets Harts, of Pada...our', who is contractor as ememag. r ter'the Plumb if St. JAW.. U. was seat out as usual on Mussy lest, with the carts, tv collect the Woes ita the Pariah. Mr. Mahon, of Marshal. alreet, tamed, that as he wee returning home about three &cloth that day, tic saw a dust e'rt ,tiudiag at the door of a pasti lle house near his emblem:a, sad ao on• eith it. The shaft Morse fell &en, sad lay etregaatag fat a few astute., when the prisoner ante oat of the 'Oahe Aetna, awl, innol of atteuiptiog to daeimage ths aurortotkat, mantel, brilivi whipping Lim unesercffilty, matt hr compelled him to rise under the cart n Matted with mass) widgeon coullaued &m -ama tins altera . erite. The Magistrate tweaunitted hew te the • Howse of Correction foe re month. Ira . Saturday vas eisinuiitted to staidstoue g a ol, t.y,.. Commissioner. fir it. Raktow, the cook of lists reforms, lying in Chatham har'lnur, fur atteuir, ini to end:mule al large quantity of lead, which' he had tidies out of the magazine. He was detected in this weferious act by the gunner of the mine she;,. A Gesit!einnis arrived ai town, Wednesday, feud Clem in Nortnividv. He mentions, that but far the Conscription and the public pavers, they shon'd feel rod know *notlif , ,g Of thus war in That part of France. Prositionn were abundant, and a 'Oct of tranquillity. apptoachiog to stopeketion, gto.its:il:y prevailed. It was reported t.h.sa I..te 'Fort tied e,.- t ere d th e F ren ch tg,trietiri.7*, anti it wus rippnsrd ' the ecclesiasticel authority Ohm Holiness would he rm.estiblish.:4 at Arignm. Theo nixcti pied barracks of Yarmouth, Norsehh, . . rsoodbridite, Ipswich, AVedry. Calche.ter, mid Ch%litisfird, are all ordered to lie prepared Inr the ,ick and wou•nisA returning ?ion% the 'Exlied,fain. The offer of she Imitaltou Of Cai.tcebnry ',inn teer infantry, to take the sys..rtal gourds in that thy, dim* lire aliactice of die rtguill' troops, has been accepteJ, said they commenced that del ou rriday haat. A o.•ct, from the Baltic. MR arrived off the Illonitier. , . ft is reported that ltrree ?ewe,* which the French I *rut from Cadret•irl, with reiafurcerients for Sistertal been asehereePted roast 'MAI by our 5ti„,„ , 44 0* 9 ,,..,, : t of 'llse " ::'t ... rexas • Were or' 1 I