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111111111111111. should sustain quitted his po. ire its danger. e British army inst Sousa., it Jo having been had advanced le rear of the_ el, we under. (ready inform_ the resolution Leung The bride astage wag 4- a sth. At the August, the )f the Tagus. upplies. The dun to retreat hould be come a we !tided in Talavera by of the eiterut„ ve know Irv= *Mies at that erable. Such nn the dliniw he dispatches . 1•V e c.ta because it is its, totally lo vers is alicwied test olnatimsev, tired frem the we use the uldful, by his behind for the did not mean us the woe, we Cu ESTA alone whole army of udinitted, was position, and attsek V:szoa should h forces, must left the held he should not when occupied armies, surely he moment he id it' the Spa. ,oarlors Gazette hirer", if they kiln a post on what ground 'et, that;- when maintain that Ist proved I • . and Sparrsk t obstinate au& N'a riy rch - appurs taxa ly call■ foe ex ita the Lattle'uf unequal ; but, the contest. it early equal is then, afttr tire efficient half British pint, to the ether, Following the tt CUE TA, re. 7 iscouut NVEI.- prK, end keep from Tu tinny, learner, e howls of the y the Foreign thivetonArtned U. I NOX o had omit; General f the Spani,h Oltif A, iw kin - reach of titdrs, tliit-severebt Ail, that if he toe and flood e he•ans afraid a Franco. in nut sifter the glOry of s to piton: th e ltd. that Sott.T. presented its nt for the hunt Vt'ttuttN-- e noire dignified nero,ity.. JDutif de rind thestrong t%* copses it that rick and wound ec ts to iiiteriest a pally worthy of °nit no farther. we of eves Ta - he retreated of the British Now, as ;O' demi-offside' in what,Tr. airtnias was. Mel re p•ewer of Vi. ,mint illretitiaorosi to order COElyktO halt, lace .• wont, owl li . eet7 Vit TOR in check, w hil e h e tinuest his tParCb stiptiostsbou LT. It'CUEST4 was a m atch for "Vtarna at TeleVera: ith would be still a match for him aad;the British ✓ier might • *have • prosemiterl put.. pose ; ails . . net :found advisable to per ▪ eere hi this Oen, mid act tepirretely, they Might' b a y., dilated. autfdiearutainecrtlieiigrunad, Or 'acied v tiensively•togetiefer for,'sciateiling in the state-, mem, Sorte mid united would Old re mein inferior to the emuliiided Britiih and Spaaiah al tar. E.:t. what •is • the-, course Viscount 'WEL-• I.INGTON pursues? Be retires' with the:'S,panislt army acroes•the 'fagot, tweaking doiew the loidges behind him ; and he retreats to Deleitodu, where lie hoots - s u nlit, remilliVitatural advantages of the prarr, end coven!d by the Tagus, lie oecupies a po ohm wife frouat he attack of the Kreiteli. Here then trorlacenteireiat nt last, and we have a plain confess s ad, that S 0 tits and Vteraa united are more than emittA for the . coninued army. The circumatance which turned the scale, and led to this reeult,is also apparent. Either SOCLT'S army teat not taken into areount at all, or, if it: did enter into the coo temp latian of V is'coisut rageupg, it has mile its appearance AllOll the.theatte sof war in greater force than he expected. His,retrteit.• therefore, across the Tagui, became absolutely neceesery; and, upon the same pi inciple, Iwd CUrSTA reinumed ut Talevers, lie must have fallen Lesieatli an over t.% helloing force. Far be it frmn us to wish to detract from the !ma its or the tame et , any gatJunt offerer, whether a ‘1" tt el.V.Ir or eCUILSTA, fight ing ia the roost glorious cause in which the sword was ever unsheathed. They are the offenders and real enemies of their Gone—they who misrepreseat the motives of their conduct, who distort their actions, utd tee only through that medium which best suits the w'slies ,tad. pertoual views and inte rmits of their employe rs. The cent :ewe of the Expeditions to Spain and. the Scheldt, it is so,,posed, will out fall short of ELEVEN ; lull) that it trill he necessary to call Parliament together in the mouth of No- . smuttier. Sir ETRE. Coors has returned with his Staff from Betel:dad to the Island of W a l c h, r ee, o f which he has hero appointed to lire Continand, in place of ;en. M.KIESIZIE -FR tliett, who is come home in boil health. The Earl of KoS4l.ltl alto, and a number of officers, are stated in *private letters to have brew pelted with the ague viol Icier. Th e Monarek, Remo/460x, Ajax, Hero, and Re venge, of 74 grins each, ,a44sii oil T,uatclay at Portsmouth. with about 3000 prisoners on board, being pat,' of the garrison of flushiug. They are to be confined on board ithMs now preparing for thtir reception at Portsmouth. Eetract from a letter, dated Messina, in Sicily, July 17th With respect to political orients • in this quarter, von have, no doubt, heard of the taking of the two islands of Ischia and I'rocitla, by our forces uiwler Sir J. STUART, As yet there is no prospect of his making a descent upon Naples or the coast. The lower part of Cidelaria, *loch has been open a short tone, is again slant against the Ir 7 .illisb. All most depend upon the successes of Austria, whence we have no late acepunts." Letters have been received Grim Peter-burgh to the 314 o It. a n d from Rigs to the tI th instant. — By these we learn, that the report of a general em bargo in the harbours of Russia, and the. Baltic, is erroneous. It is true, that an embargo has been inst;ostal, hut, instead of being general, it is corium!' to native ships only, arid its toile obiect is to prevent their felling into the heads of the powerful - British force eriiising in that sea. \Nal) a lieeuee from this !Lamm ry it is Mideretood that any Russian sliipsistitild be Permitted to take their deoarture. All the respecting the Anuniean ve s sels ice th e po r t ml IGKtt have team re ttttt ved the *rod uncl el showliog edii d dr subsists between the ealisigneet and the odic& agents of the Rshariaietitriernmelit. ilit Saturday marched into hal racks from Linenlii, the lath (gd halt.) to do duty there. Sii•eley arrived at Plymouth a Greek vessel front Crete, the first of that sestina triter in that port. The mew are little, ugly, diminutive, swarthy looking fellmis..auil K ive one nu idea of a Greek seaman hi the days of Hemet. Another nasal has arrived from Bourdeaux, which left that port on the datii instant. By this arrival we'have received a repetition of the state meld made public a few drys since, tlist.peaee,had been signed between Fraiiv aced Atistiia ;..red that Boe severe was expect& at Paris on his way to join once more his armies in Spain. On Moulin) , last, about -NO -Feenth . pritonere, who hed been landed ,at Yartpepth horn the.tter vison of Flushing, marched Into Notarial, dialer net escort of the Berkshire militu ; and on the following morning proceeded on their Milts for Stilton barracks, gnarliest by a detachment of the West Norfolk Militia. Another escort of 1000 prisoners lauded last ive.ek at Inphill, on the Tomer, from t h e prison-ships, at Plymniitie sod marched, guarded by a party of the West &wit Militia, to the prisonait Primer, Tor Royal, and Dart finer. Tfie Haley's's, BRAGG. arrived at laucaster, from Tr 'dad ; on the itath instant ; spoke, on the tilh, • the Experiment, NPA trier, from Montserrat, to London, one of the missing ships in the last Lee ward Itlinid fleet L—she was leaky, and had ouly.six Lamle on basin'. It has Welt observed that Ministers have avoided to send •IlfrillA to Spain, tinder Lord Wetttali- TON, any of the regiments or commanding officers whin bail served under Sir J. MOORE. In our point of view this ass trot to be wondered at, as the im pressions which these men hid received in the drat campaiga were out dif-a nature to make them enter with spirit on a second! ; hut, in another view, it was eerie - oily extraordinary, that Ministers did not am:: on such an Expedition, Officers and troops who bad acquired mcertain knowledge of the Spanish char:ieter, of the eosintry, and who were in ROMP degree habituated to the climate. :-- WitsrlAwr. Mt the 4 dl:l3l.te* P. +Ago., where he wds Vrrctured by their Roy.4..fii•t o hnesse4 the Dukes of KENT Hind t:4lolkitiof;E• At two o'clock. Nt>l .:VIAJtiaITY held a •Private LeyPe, which lett* attended 4xy— Earl .uf fatadrn , i..rl of Weetiniirinad,l Earl of Liver. Wind4jlGta, Viaeui4at Coale- Mulgrere, Lord LAVelloll Gower, Lur4 tiettth• . ▪ lAA Rivers ~ Sir ttavut Dutt.l.o4. General lilies (C.:imitate waitiu.:,./ktr. Cunning, and-Mr. Pereetal. The fol.lolline, h.:a the honour of beatg presorted to Uli PI AJ I,ST IC • tt'a Wit return, friss the Clistinent • (',400e1 Mi.d.water. An $111;11111.il ILr Trylili Krison a lit' CAMlAtins ionot..% of moo. wy tfi l dwy, he*: vu the ftuy3l 114itary famnin • F. Umber, en promotion urd reiiiru (ruin the %Vett lislies; CuptitiretV.N.iy, on hia itesafteition saii an ital. wills diayatdren tisw A4A11;1141 Sir K. StrJel4an ; and Mr. SPNaehteli,: un his appointment to a lest uu the Beach at .ALsidi.u.. Illa MAJi:STIC afterwards held a Privy' Coutonl, and .;:ave am-hence to the Cat,tiort Minit , ters prtiwslt. At hall pa,t live. )!t+ iSIAJLSTtf lett twit' for Wiodsor. . F.LSWONs iikft (Fnme Arkorlmnom's Iteplyitory ,V . Arts ) A 3101Jall ING 011.600, As many of our daseeriting mot 1.1,14.10 rairretponitentv hare hinted to na the utittly of °erasion:lllv them vital a moorniiig, ae take advantage of the present permit to eaauply Tilts their wiAtev. hashitat amt. novelty seem at this moment In requirn from their viitatie; a cessation from titrlr aelles 6111.1 111(111'1.1U31 Inete sod invention are lett to apo•rt at pleasure in that elegant simplicity of attire %Melt takes Mare at thi► season, of the spleutliti ileraratiln which ilistinguishts the more bettliatit rise' ,of the rsietropolis.. ........ patine o. Aar plate will be boned to rapreeciat a lady aad her inrunt lit alight mournal builds the invoice, eva l uated of Mark gossamer oil, ur hispesial , ( 402e, *urn our 0 whit:: .satin slip. A *raise. A rount (riwk frost, and short French tilarres, teach edged with a rich earithhe lace. A crows of white bath', edged with kohl holtim, • finished in front with a rich coca agd cent tinsels, suspended from toosz seeds. Pearl necklace ILIU4 loraes'ois, with topaz snaps. flair io the eastern aide, with a Spartan diadem, and caMh nr topaz ev gold A Chassidim scarf of grey iipanisitealb, with *Tawas border in %Auk embroidery, and Saaaktu entretPolid con fined ion one shoulder with a topaz larelach. .hoes of .; ur satin, with clasps of jet, i.e mottles Of •Ithick Whitse/ Worn of Frunh. kid; and fug of bluer crape, witteliald spairzled nwta usg, this root should be formed offrlaclu r npe,-. awl wain iives Mark barmet. The orawinerite and snooping' of every descriptioa Mist bent' butit:s . catt• '114,144 enerw's alit. 'lie I; black grape Or' i odi,' 'tit led sod hindered with bugles. SeLlaseels coot didseisittsr • • 'the child's Ores% Li a simple frock of,hlack tulip mushit, • *wised and auto user a a t. A Let, lac-, tucker, and cap en tuite. Grey kid slippers, with Mack clasps. raostex,aoc sita.a.t•est cosTvitir'' A G re cian f r i.cic of brie French cainnrstur jaentsort 'pasha, with coirrftpi.n.'ent horilci of the (Ott., wit:haled purple ein - hateihry Autumn haat and ieent et the same. Fall long sleeves, with a t o naird.ep ei t tTut lace ; asitened with atomise at a i„ a ct,i to t old. A ELamh Coquet,-of.finc yrlaiti.d or mot t le'!" ;• L ted d Luder.thr chin with potpie corded ribber. Ali err, . leather, tams. .1 with purple, isibmc the left, side. .1 rich habit sli:tt, hicincil of rine ndia cur uetj gad Lace. A marine pearl, of purple Spatta.ll silk, with rich ends, and :order of lieppityieuntrasted abodes, thrown Over the figs re in true G:et,inn ctraittc. Cbiacte parit....l, purpirrailic, with neap whits as Shots sad gloves of keirsa-coleurect kid . FAMiIONf FOR. GENTLEMEN. 3 741161011541 011•10F.M.KIVO witras. Dark bloc and lane-hack are.tisr, are the fashionable co. !Jars of the 'ay. , Lon; waists still keep their grauisd ; lay pets loon; in ykuporlion, with only four, or, at the atinust, lee, large gilt 'halts:is 4Oct—collar high, to 5t.0.4 oil—tow to front-asteefes los; —gap With three be trans, and the same nitoolier n, the plaits. Silk striped imiltante, ur .11131 , 'C waiitcuat. Diab.e.duneed I:every. wierelweeriirs. stork ito, ; • pantaloon!. and 1.34 . )n:t0t5. Nan- Mal trousers arid gaiters, or lierseymere pantaloons Skid gai ters ionise. TJIL~ROYAL (:11t1.1S. , The tragedy of bleeloeth was pro•lueed at this Tivaaire, tart night, lii u panteumnic dr.-es. The novelty wilt:acted ear esemtinwitig hoop& art an early hour. Precious to the performance, Mr. E his , who rusi.,ioed the character of llaebeth, spoke it,. introductory address, iiistitying the liberty he 101 l lateen with SIIAItiPt.4AI4. Very little of the text wry preserved, and several chailices in the course of the incidents were introduced. Some of these, new situations were very striking, Airion_: those which we do not approve was the murder of ... M ac beth, which won dole talent the stage, last ni g ' hi, kit ioonly toid in the original. The scenery . and decorations yr^ boautieul. hhiy wimusieal no velty was well received, Anil will prove attractive. swwwwwwww•wasommes The Ifayrriarket Theatre last night boasted a most Inilliaist atidirtice, for the ho-nefi t of Mr. Jove-. The axcelleut comedy of The Seho.ll fur .Scandal was performed with great spirit ; Mrs. 131.0v.ka, iu Lady. Teetle, was judicious rod lively ; - Mr. JON ES never appeiired to Inure itclvittita_v than - the character of C'harles Surface, which - he per formed with ease and vivacity, and received un bounded applause. Mr. HOLLAND'S Joirph Sur face was. also a very good performance. Theflluke_Of PovLaND was not well enough to attend the Royal Levee yesterday. AdusiratAeonAca gave a gram' dinner, yesterday, at his house in Duke-street, ,t. James's, to Prince STADELEMDZIO, thin Cievat.toi, and several Spa utards of distizletion. ' The Countess of Hotaatacvost intends to leave town this day for Ireland. The Hon. 'THOMAS Krtox and Family are et ' petted, this day, at their house in Upper Grosvenor street, from the tale of 11'ight. The Earl of Daarstev returned yesterday to hi* seat at Cobham 'ilia,. Her Ladyship remained in town, and with a select party went to the Lyceum theatre ; she intends this day going to Cobham Hall, where a large party is expected to.dinntr. The grand fete which will be given this day by Earl CIIOI.IdOIDFt.£7, at Thames Ditton. is its honour of the bieth-dust' of his Lordship's second son, the Mow. IVrkt.tais HEMET Heat, CMOL- Mo DEI.ET. There will be. in the evening,a grand display of tire-works; an-I Mr. (:t ort.t.. the Con jurer, is engaged to go down, to display his sleight of hand. • • -17rir.4* CONScI MIX—MTV 7f:',l IR EACH.: OF ItAT-lUMICRI NO • CONTRACT. • cayAvy, Itinerant rut-eateltei, wiEE, J. Nfill'CßAF utstrti by rrir.. 14•476 , •C ha-melt; W 7 .4 an assnurptit, nu rnmNe [ 'tying 11. I*. 9.i. 11; nH ti:e rata out of thriirfetufirtrea coo in that city; to vrtlicb hr r' 7 1:1,1" - -1 - `" .77 tsz pet corns in pleaded ;he general tome. . • ' hr. Sat age stated the cascitts. follows: After apologisicg to the Court. ins very interesting manlier, for - being obliged to occupy - its' time by the particular statements witielfite necessary to make, as , indis peusable•to his 'min -honour us a professional Gentleman, tie cdraerven, thoulhe Dv' fenchrr.t hod contracted with him for the expnlsroit font his premises of ttres. noxious ottleit.l rats; which:by eatrannitretry'skill, he comptett4.;". ly of all into the next house that, tiot.irititstanding..the , wonderful proof of ha. eau ability, he, the Defendant, had refused:lo pay hint the trifliug stun of one•ganliea, accordin4 to him contra t, • Carty . firledly• - agreed to pay for the gnatitity of eat Obi necessary for the great and important work:- The worthy Horror then gave a short enema . ' mil no hiinseif-..it .Waswthe said, as modest as he could afford... •The Doctor concluded hyobservirig, that • it was of all racks-the battiest to sveak of one's self, and hoped the Coltgt would inake•the necessary allowance*. - %Ir. isti.ey, who presiiieviiir sittiir4 Ningisiteate,- after patiently heming the Flatatill; called ou the Defendant fur laisrlefenee. Mr. IVititenift began Al remarking. .that he was Hot eiiilowed with either the Ulyisseass or CiCeroolati elogoeilee of Isis , vsiltvienailit ; but. nevertheless, tie would give ati ingeiiinies - stateiuetit of plai!, Plriatiti; he said, had 'repre sented himself as. a into of unsointuon ikaand knowledge in. the Black Art ; that, amongst other things, his succesa - lieStrUy.lll4 A:ls only ere - finite on oesdartleinonstration ; that lie bud once the honour to prepare, by !toren:ails, desire; writ ilamt, at Isnot Glandore's, itt tie' comity of liesry, at wind% his Lorrisaiip:s servants, and is of outer Faslsiimmillep, • were present—and et shies banquet aiiveral handreris of those nosirme creatures fell; that lie had-obtainal a regular ottp/esms 'coin the luny and Qom, 11 . r. coite g v or laud; tvt.i other impreiaive repreaeutaiis.:, -that induced bins to have 4.lrial of the Plaint:N . 6 skill. • The. Doctor aceordinnly4;aine,areonipaaie3 by his Airs. Doctrep Savage ; and liars, spread his spills cc,;, 'in magical direct:rites Cu the parlour. tleor r he polled out bus square box of sand; formed a . horotn opt., prowntinerd several Cabalistic. words, fetched mane deep gowns, gave some talismanic as. the door, and, distorting-his eqpiitenamoo, soul tensional. like a k>hesliire eat, he " You•alic-as happy, thrice lumpy .1011.1! Vq11111:Ittlie so•aareserard with rata, both young • in is,few thtys colt should, tostether• Withlyour hases bean devoured outright ; byt e pyjl's sett —my art will overcome all ! Let no roe presume to enter chi; room till 1-call'taemor-.. ros , v.'• accordingly came, acaampaitied, by Jtis .sailient• spoita- - --erlom tic sent in tirat (to rornove sonie of the pills, tin onsXuppe , :e.di —and thpii introducing Defendant tato the . romni, he cried •• ditbold a miracle in deed! I."as ! snipe of my pit's, you see, have' rven, bortegidedly taken. CM my wont mitt honour, eon fti,d,o to the rat wilt be to your lonise to-morrow • —for you Will tiwn, at - twelve o'clock, see them If II purse marcnirt; sus 'severe rank ard.ftle. two and two. lu the mean time, let me have the 'tot a small compensotiou, j htr'e never yet taken. less than fire." Defendant, however, estensed himself, by saying, he had tinthinz.iti the house but hills—and the Doctor was reluctantly cola ' pelle4 to depart without live. fee. He, dione- ver v e-ailed the Hest evening, chest the Ds.-fend int 'I taxed him with inspo-ii:on, as the promised march -Itwreint taken place. Btu the Plaintttl, detiwnimed, if tee.-;He, to get his tee, sail the I..letenthivit inns . took too--for he meant twelve atui;;lit ; cad that, had lie 'toff uo, he would have, seen rasieb- Mg out. The I)efeudant, boatel'. conceiving himself deeeirod,,had lqst all faith iu the Uocur's ueeroinaney, and refuso! to love Witt his tee...ll:or not rewarditsg !Lai for this foul deception, Alf. Sa vage had brought cte• present .action egaiissC the Defendant, with au effrontery to be equalled by rune but a rat-eateber. plat 1/efrielant said, be appealed out to the laws or rat-rate:m._;., but to those of his country, and he hyped they would coon. pensate loin ter his trouble, vex.miut., and disap• pointinent. Mr. A LI.rY, with him usual penetration, put some qtiestionn to Planitill. whic:, lie appeated.sun.ewLat at a loss to tassoirr ; the rest like Alagoitrate retpiested to . 'see the 41.iplwan of wltich he had boast. ed The IJoctur Iveutuct,l a slip of paper, not sup posing it soald he examined. lo this, isivev,•r, he was dicippoirted,for tiwki iiiripvctloo it toot:aced !c* be a diselnar,ce from a gmitleinim with whom he bad lived as servant.—Plaintitis ams-sentd. A circumstance occurred hist week at Woolwich. • which at first threw tewes: ,serious coma 4 / tient:ea. A ceutniel slightly wounded one of the labourers em phiyed is the arsenal, which irritated Coe compa nions of the latter to such u degree, that tlwy be came axtreuitly riotous ; and it was not nail' the nithtary were removed for a short tone froth the place, that order WO4 restored. During the thous:et-storm, on Friday tifferasown s the in struck the mast of the beat belonging to Ills MAJLITY4 skip Sauce, lyeneu. Slieerswah Harbour, amid shivered it in pieces; two men b oa t were struck senseless for a short bade, but did ant receive ar4 otherinjury. About* fortnight itack. * aailor, whiff ins is* prised to belong to the Cfadisaur, Was in* ditch wear Ckavestiii, when: he was'Silvia:o;A to have title') in a state of intoxication : ried to .thst wurkeiluMc in a state of iii a all ihEY, where every attention was paid to hum, Ida liana kereaief, which was cone . .sled ia hii bOllOlll, 1101 1 0 110:C1 to the amount of thirty pounds. On Titilvdoy morning, the mail. who had oat opened his sor ing the tone he 111011•10 Ulll. 00111110Ude, cud was saps • posed to he in a slan4rrous state of apes, found' iihuus I «skate his Ised-resin istiotistrvrdosedest•ifrea by sealing the wail*, his taropsrtj.bstituall' $Ol, sOd ides. 11111 t 60014 heat aof &me. • • • PiPXOED Nt17775. . . 8? the !ate trials at the Assizes for lAneastre s a eftgeseee thee • te , S: in forged one, two and 6 , .e-puuntl um ** :•.• ** •.• existed - As , wen, tone to sil nte mint tleeteht 'I he tit.ternur atiodZionerwity. t 4.4 Beek of England heir Wet NA.; tur theythave tsheo , tifeatie deletidr: 001. 1 I..leelkierel M.lll , g . .the itel!teetweotes It spoenretthat the triae ter,forged no.rs was rowed e l s .3 *newsier, no.l the idieristint counties, on a ts;gre seek tic ue Wee efts , k;:oost heroin s. line a Wknrse ttae,QZltst Libor' Deco assured by orcof the yefietinat, that of Dirrilsl 4e retold hay fin gel email itio,„hjr„nefinte.ste., fluidity to Wad a usil it enpeored thew were whew.. - • tesstioljsi airs norant,ileitidedei :tidies, lir 'of 'Ai(*) Conk. viitAmm,r/pd.ast frail) sto ityltlltigfin the`tiondd. Eltrinito,4l — irdcreen. ly traced to be the Itinideiss. boed-rieliener thew" Alifsitivas forgeries &teed" and Violas- void. Seultand •eirt ram ' l, l!tr 3 :they tr.e,prnkcipPily coma . Cotegnratseely - hut a .stallroetiyt forend„their. way IA: lets tseve„they were lieblel4 be . .4-terilli 0414,51 into eotat.l.. ylt aa. 4,404, in tichey ilittennew ' ~t hat Yerge4s ;"•teeterrent On the pig eahireessiZ C le rks o'o* Donk of Enititioel whn hint' terigairen deed, and voine of the swatter : here .the Christ:Ns news those who signe.l there. Fraeri these ineene•stenetes, and the aSureet hod calcite of the 4sper. of which they were firrivettelf,.`thr vere 0.. t hhchy to rot andiseovered en -i.onetto . send wrve.wthee;foreh-Phwly esrfereSPll u pir:ll voonoe &sea lee iseiretnintis. • The - Arnett, of the Governor of tmweyer o 1. tee •been sir Arieritaely Inzidasit, slat 1.11.010 r." were heYlllllll tY &tie' sunk se in to we • that 3 'lt alit-idow b.:: been given to thee tu.onitenie tOntrtiesie ;. the pv1116;121 metrics of three cort..rned 1'..! teurationsperacieeeiths aeU 8,1 the coiner. of Lou itte'rfeit *do; 'Lori ! ): hreisdissoworeetiinel made known. 'flop no shied **spied Sof taking Um eserteely• 01l of the * .ebogo.dese..ioti . on, hied sit Sheet ...Segel, 1.11 5..41 tnefmteccrlpi. <liwntr tl.st greet alarm would be emit• el by Chienli wearstely, it an. runtrived that they *berth! .A4l.be tktis te Ore and the s.sth of Jets wait &leek ete Ketoses, of de bent: near eke Cote Or the maw - WU/NNW:Mt 01.- the aware. . l'ltedittotte.Constahle of ATlncleeeter, gave is the Coed the followfsent serLuut reletive to the part.euiais 4? teiciiaga notueMhi vetederseff forged notes, of the iitin. et .r.,/to•!--. Abend erne ektork in the miornitsged the ,loth of.fhty last, 'with proper essietseits, he went to dii Prisoner', holm. 1!d 'knor!;ce„but the,iloor sot beteg !opened, be tweed it, snelgot in. Ile piece was all eeriness. but Ora, .ag a soise,oled somebody goioghp stairs, be et length c.,and ve% the .gtgir iewse,inersetreli and took avian prisoner folioweel and se- Cared another, who ort,red to be Ibsen, who , es.erefiViTie other, had quitting en bat hit ,hart. A litivirdesetiVerthervw iste 'were 1.. th,s twit eni further tearch., the Pr ., - sonceoi di,e4hter :A touted. then we nt ',lto the rick I ,won, where he found Y". 4 iu thd • I.set . B..';ol'. wife, alto ens I quite hudriliseel. Haling the, s•nt,.`d iri all the ;terser, s tits house, he began Itiie 'worth fur the fueled sit sits Among tie cools, bet:stead st,;, cif id. each ; in a tante swag, will water in it, many snore of the ease derrtpi , on, a crantity torn to pieces, and two Si. woks. It SPir-hltnlt.lks with killMnr in it, be A... 4 41 21. nt. les Aral it tit 01 with unearth; tota to ni-res ; wed., tti anothe4dostuito mute. • . The emit owes .fur Watt notes are se), it d• estmeado--.of coluaterfeit gold, yolkirl. It n:ilseseed, ine . pinpwwitiortinstiOC the ...ie. au. ThellUraengred 'in lee:awl; and the iorgeries esscu',..lM lleaeltetter and: 11tningtwitu. Untion• serounts, similar to :he sh.o - e, 3, 1 3 !stew bjthe .31 in taltl:tl.,ll4 i euttod3 tlieve s.,!:sinSyNe laded poorer; :who istreekse4-they wet foe bouts Aniesee, if the i'oreed notes were nut a.::t pmassisws wag 11.-A they..eonsel not be Convicted, unit** hs the evidence of a Mire Sweseavestrig theirs lake the moksi.far i;* chriondef • '•. At itch f. oft the Tin] i ieTetri el" irrt:. en/1544:1 1 4e. Is Ter. them ientebervt ...free; Tnettteautiet ; before tier eitOd be -- th;eitry;tltr bosiittrAs isslienaigted%iti brisktiew4j-tritte lamin I'iintethigM Og the fitst4l . wa, Rrst ciax, tim;!t,ther w th in;, trrioirisers, aoiir o'cirmam, xnel alte';anaWl.. rrrecesiW! . 4 • ilirtod T• , _;tair. ,rogd. weifim 01 ißtill" WAS 11.11.1• 11 7 1 / 1 11fillt11;11 •in mimeprikirs the whops the terms i from 4s. te• 3s. itm•tivr; row end, as smoarrim: as pismatic, flair of the crrr 106/. Of the fi . tnitniTnion • of the trprgamihdovrtem tat, (erettec. rtrig-c,•Ottri.treij resr obhiitreti Mt (no ; 133rn0 Barnes . , second tvii.S, 213., Mid Lay. '24m.; Mr. 0r.?.•!c,, - rowell,ArElden, Next ta the rrue4tred Sonthanwos, the lorlarre Norfolk find 'zlowthd Cis It honks were moil csieri pmehased. Mr. pout's, of Onehoure, auo few others, reached 241. In,. per scriiei Vargo Cornwallis's and Mr. Pawscy .., of Ligigate, 24 each, (the latter a most Limbs) ; Mr. Cooks, of the Wier Ground rapi 225. ; Sir W. Nlitltiletuu'e, 22*.; Mr, Onion' of Keintraie, end Mr. Curti,.S, or (Oh 205.; and Mr; Twist's, of . For thetalf-hrefl Sonthdown w:•tifeie and ea `Me:Robert Crarke, of Stuvilaneoft, obtrii;ed (hi.; lambs being rentuil;Ably Pint; Pablo , cf 11,:rriugswell, 3s.'; ittyant, a Marto 225. 63.: Mr. Jannipp, or Paltenliairr, '22% 3d the Duke of 'Grafton. 221; 1 ; 11 .4 t. Wced4 Rcikgrave, 21A.; and eriay pep of lambs o t) 'description sold at *pf*.ces pfnieTtnniablv Mr. Pawhey, of I..idgate. Southdown two. Although it wall tot be der:itd„ that lath) s the above description bohe A vary rharkerjaref4 Core, rt t ite ettnuot herp eipresstug fistieb.satish Com, that the true-1ir...3 lendissanii ft . ( in rotation, and eifirAftrtltell a much Sri thin they !rive done for "several yearal „it ' It;1, es i nal condition. they ebtitinrd•pttees fararlV ,to those of We half-bryd, rfolk. aad 'mock ; S. Crane, .1 Roughage, and uii her . perions, hating Vitritie4l The larfibs which seemed to he by far We ir '.",-teeted by the Ortti!vrs, were thrw: of the I tar *oil haffLiwed.'l,eiceater stock, .W1)' , 11 ro arcely find tinkles, at any price. as ?dog as an: e atherlantha rOneailirci titt,e l .4 ; embalm:l osed of, were sold at .prices very ii...dertuot. h In were 'rergli4 obtai.ied for tondos of 0. , A other uescrivtion: During the eliove Flit, live iieht : flagercd gen are not been *active; Orr Thonwv• Robers• Cif too, lost hail:ie.:krt. hook, eo! training bank-os 1 1 a considerable antotit.!.; Mr. King, of Shut ba,l his pacJubt pit ktti of property to the folio of nearly /0 1 f.; and smother (.:entireness lest puckrt-Iwirk, with ripcord: 1 soot. therein. • • • • • ...1 • t • • • refirr-or • 'fr. •. 4 0 - • . • sitENTIL 0 :1••• • c • ' • tt , Beebe JoH% i+ l • •I' WI • Tv'i (,0E307'. -Ti ia, ay 'tat itetton ui aft/11111., Yelitertilty, 211.,Jvcry arrived f r "M ttlrtr. t •.... . . . I torxi) Yreka:lei' much tia tiwere for many eran I.llllBi. doyen,* WlllWliiii*airikat e 4X' tisiskered ito • ropellaAttg, attalothoettOsenot iainevi ster Ms* ilorirthata Lust day or aleriiiiah. Cli;v6 11 1 10111.11101110ivid usts.idA the MAU" ri.cah beiros. • fah. b, br• il:trif*Vhiell tom vuHte 1,11146444, retwovei i astir 'Mowed %ill at,u'na every ppi 114 i e anis iitty aiy B d tile . tM , Asyr, eitat` pie prated to have el ; Than he.t....yirit etle, !viola to the ' prie ea pt pill of hmlyo tincittetktiorotbly brneffl;ert Red, 'td, 113r , 414. , ; or floc the t w it viirffflii, Nir. e"., Sm. a • 1fun.i...h..2 * ..? ! r;g gutioJ; I.ia.;" atr