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private sources. Oa the Portuguese Fron tier the French continue to retire northward, and the tog. hob to advance. At the date of the loot accomita the Wet were at Ciudad Rodrigo, and Lord W eti tteutom had removed iiis head-cpiarters from Vises* to Guards. The intelligence from Spain in these Oliver; is to th e 11th last. The great body of the French catalry presented itself before Bedajos, on the !et!, lest, but it was repulsed, and retreated in the direction of 'Flirter'. These Papers also contradict the re• port of the enemy having entered Cartimgena.— They in fact never advanced farther than Ord. tt. 10, from whence they turned off to Lorca, while the *war reiuforcerneut sent front Cautz to Cunha. r e ns, tiudiu, that city on their arrival perfectly at. care had snatched from it to Murcia. !Pith the capture of Astetrga our readers Ore al ready arptainted. It made a glorious defray... and capitulate! upon honourable terms; but the French, acting with their usual perfidy, and char. imeteristic contempt of the law of nations, br,,ke the capitulation, mid plundered the place, not even sparing the house of the GoVarnora A brig arrived at Dover, on Friday', from Dun ' kirk, ander Penalise colours, with a cargo of wheat and goat. At her departure fresii Dinikirk a French. min was the Captain, but on her arrival at Dover, the minuend was transferred to an American, who Itad been detained some time in France a prisoner, tut found 11041111 to stake his escape in the above vessel. He complains much of the ill tremment the Aiceiicans experience from the French, anti soya, tat nuishers of them have been lately compelled ~is to Dreg to jinn the pi of war lyiug there. likewise rays, he was present at the en try of hoa %VA itTS into Dunkirk, where Much joy teemed to he expressed on his arrival ; but it appear ed to he l innet:rally contioeil to the Military, and ewer orders of pe aide, proviaiona being an exceeds , in 4ty chritio ; but that the merchants and traders detest his name. He adds, he had a full view of hi ts es h e was roved round the harnmar, and that he scatted to look ou every one with a suspicious tut a penetrating eye, -+11,111•11.• Chr. Mundt. of Wolverhampton. his eeldreised three lett. r to the editor of an tecting Paper. on the enhiert of h s mosuorlerstauding 11 , 1 th Mr. Gast ?Al, Mr. Ponsoser, mud other., re" cting the Vez , On a careful perusal of these letters, th• y have failed to effect soy convection in our mind that 61...astable to the count of D-6 Slit nee. This tnq k ty of a liberal overture from the Ca: holi,s, heat dote essential mischief. The whole of the Doctor's plea is, that whet he hssude I in cm:6- deice, Is private opinion sod suggestion, has be n Wird spas us A.. e.tt►uteid,,l. But tht Doctor Ast have prosaism! • little tar his own importance, Mara he essiceive I that he *-is d aft e'th by the -sidemen of the Opposition as a palliest friend. meld only be treated with by them as a Cethaiie play. The Doctor talks of arrairgestruts, as .00 he had rat in • Cosawairee .f the a,position a Plenipotentiary—vie organ end authority of all rh..he opinimi , Mr..ilowsnotic was fully juhli , is the ,'!;'ration which he far as Wm authority of one of Cie ?Arlie trithilpr e Of to etritede to lilt Matotyr • direct megEttice the narnioatinn of finial' bi.n..ms, resold be co. • lered as ofilital. Dr. IiTLNIR broadly and on• niirocally says, w the Catholics are arilkig." HP olworeeds '0 enum•rut • the cored of the Kiwi's us lilt as language rail be particialar ; tit I . with the proviso, that, w 5h.,011 the. Pure vs. •• to give to the person stlected, the ite:•eautry 11. i. nal ;rover% other nooses shool.l be prop-ward, oil one rat approved by both partie , ." In flying its t iu erre/wisest, the Doctor only proves that was coquette% with his own antlionty, and tri• g with the Opposition Millilitre. Sunday the Duke of Muavaosn and Earl CAll• la strived at Windsor on a visit to Their Ma -31141 In the ra .imp g the ROYAL F•IIILV aitcti I* the Tyre ice, for the first tone this awn on a Saul sy ; and the weather proving iniarksbly i n .., it leas thronged .with No - ay persons of .distinction. and others g": . rllv dressed. H a Manny was accoinirtilicir Princesses &tuber's and SOPHIA, the Dukes Csmaninine and 110ovitose. Earls C•I4DEN .14 /I AlleJC ItT,Cosl i t ti Nitta. Lsdv CLIP( LEY, ti tiOLDSWoIITIIY, ke. Ike. 'file Royal Parts ••:ne stn the T. trace at 7 o'clock. and remained till 'lf past eight. The bawls of the Royal Horse tint'. and Staffoidshire Militia, continued play- Jr till nine. Y '‘ L 'rdsY Ineraintr, His Ms-terry tn'k his 1 -"al rule on honoback in Wholsor Park. lace rsanamed by Princesses ACOIIaTI and Sort's*, Duk e s of CA111111:14111 and MONTIIIO4A. Earls .41ID EN and HARCOVRT, Count MUNSTER. ;t '"1418 MAltilittil and Warm, Lady CRAIN LEY, Acid TAYLOR, Ite. 1.6 Pritierli, /Mau* is in the some state as she as been for several days past. Sir It. KRATE, it is said, is to have the naval eotn husi ia the East Indies. He pails front Plymouth. rely di's, with • squadron of frigates of the it rely dam Captain lltttowatt. arrived at Rochefort on nib nil, in the Unlearn frigate, to supersede 'thin N4!l. of the l'idiaat, who is coming home 'the feint, %hid) latter tos•el was seen off the ?mark. osi Thursday night. the 31st ult. having (tltl 71 , ilsrs to complete the term of her cruse. Tiinrway and Friday lest, the 7th. or Queen's Re tt i si ,„ t o f Light pennon., rriUrt hid into • —I. on their way to Ireland. from the har m the rseigiiheorhorial of Weymouth. They ""A 64 10 troops, or about sou men. toady at sod (10 French, fattens% assault Sparing • A bri Mirk. at snit Roo min wea the cos iced bee tut foul seise!. Air.eric that nui to eo to fry ui L vented , ed ,o he Oral 01 104ty di test Ii Aim u he seem butsp three le the as 4 TAI, rebt. have fa is 1.... t tun . k I ha do Doctor deice, aei.d *eat h ashes 11 13*eitls H. 101 pal 00); * P %ch.. tie. is trine feting in the • Irrti tlisigrC Ittop .4sti Imes um. II 10 , 1'11 nlti rosy 1r IN. • Ir I SOI DEN JESTI Malay st asoll 4000 ediv Pr If 1. - • H 1.4.1 11 1 tin eon he Olt ;e.tr i SIM ale MI of rg t , (V it 9"i ^chi .1/4 6. II I * • . ,1-:•"--,.__,.._ It. ii c -, -- - z •TC-.... ' 0 t ' tHRAtRES. LITWIN. - The Di* psetom:roe, istitled The Castilien Mix• gird, was retested at this theatre hut night, and went off withal/M. Mr. D'koviLt.s's girls appear greatly improved; bdt the mist interesting subject in the dancing groupe, thatigh dunierous and di versified, was little Miss Smith. This fine child i‘ much grOwn since last season, and dances with a grace. agility, 'did firmness, that afford • promlie of future exeellesice unrivalled in the art. The Pro. p l ielors have not One to extraordinary expense in scenery,decorations, and , tre , i•ses, its vain.—The stage constantly presents a Is Rubin% and well diveriithed picture intim rye, and never ceases to be full of life and bustle. OAT•rsetst. This elegant little Theatre opened. last night, foi the reruns. and was attended by a husnerous anti fash , eisMale audience. the Hold Struke for a Wife Wise reinesente a. in tta stseral characters. with great relit:sty ; particularly in those of Coloiel Frigarectl. h 3 Mt lif •ta into; Perejlittiakie, Ly Mr. M 4Ttil•Aest Obadiah Paw, he • Mr. ili um ; an d se e Philip Markley, by Mr. F•atte ; the two latter liensg far the 9191.9 tune. Mrt. Da •••Potte also, a' Mrs. Prior, and Mrs. than, as Anise I.M:fly. .l-serve to be fielicted for the it 1411601.46 COil4 option and al .k performance of their respective pinta. It was with grant plausore we with, s.e.l the r—appestoince ol Mr. Waal/sem . which Wil4 hailed w th Ism& -A plaudit, by the houae io geo:ral. The natural humour. and st., common sermolity tntt t which tie pursued "co opera.- lions agaiust th. tzintsdiansof linear-so, Caere emi nently calculate.. to rislienle their exiv a y.ga h eie., and, at the .a.ae time, ifs 4i•ll!:lyhis ttrld u n it e ire p rovers whit the happiist earl t. The be.o and the man of basioess. the ants.' isaftia.l mull the hapoente, w.'re at lost mirit'cked and eajotell into wian unity ; and eertsunly if there is any case in which decep lion can be resorted to with propriety, it is i•• those cases where reason is stir.• to be of no •s• Ills imitation of .thee ig.i4esge of the hear monde crest. LI twit laught-r : but Isis hid man was irresistibly ludicrous: lie contrivail to roue e the feebleness with a !tumour, which one »-410 J hare thought ihemnp..t.tble with it,.. d r i the mi nii ~f old age. Mr. MATHIWI, as usual, stein:lard hi• h ea r ers: ant a ll we hi 1 90 reoet in Mr. I..nrentes tart wis, tl.at it did :sot hats often . 1 1ml. It bef , re us. M-: Faati.st 'reined quite et home in h.. eitsrarter; it is on- of the hoe in winch he op,aeors toms to move with the c r-ae.t asse a.:41 moat raid. The plat was sseareetlA Ist the son.ical piece Graisetraother, I d Irh bier a--re two nova t ts. The one was Mr. Jos; di. for the Vita time in Va pour, to which he gave all the life a it spir t w. have an often wished for, a so sel,loty •e r e, ; the other, Miss H. Dam the Soot's theatre, who, to st graid *A sin ettpl:esrtvr conntenanice, adds the more iinotrtin: ar a lstlos. firms of vivacity and Mimi sir. I ler 'mire is sweet. and he no ineans deficient in (mooniest ; aissi we have little stmlit that a shoe rnr oval hr sufficieot to ptove her an near ati m ti hw thesit• •id the town. The t hi! !rem it the Wool ens.- called the • night ; in which Mr. Ti • stirs,' a 2 soin apt...oer' in the eh:teeter of 17•Iter, anti add d to the sarong imoressioss he .40 sir. Another isose•ty, and of a prom,. g deseritatew, was vtd in tl.is pin.? •1.6/ Mrs. 15nearrou (front t!.c South4.topton theatre) in the part of Et lei. Slit et r d t t h ron o mn i in a manner w;.i.... we gr.* , aresafJetion and drew r..rth *treat; erip,essiona ~f opplaose. After the nai.ses we hip eauinerat.d. it i unnecessary to wld, that the c ploy coowstv of seterol of the mewl favourite and Ale perform.r., and that the com mencement affords • witiefitioly and promising specimen of the on,a•aer'...ll,..rt.inakeat. MRS. JnI~D.,N. Mrs. Jones* made her Worth appearance at the Eliuimr 4 h rill.4i re, os. Thor...day night, in the cli4r4cter of Letitia hardy. Her 14161 e tient el...goers were t.. be—ou Sieurbm • • Willow Belotorr. in The ltray to Keep Hire. end AM. in Ike Devil ea Pay; fait right. Wen 'Verret, in she coaled% of Mat sad WVe—and this night. Miss Hoyden. in The Trip to Scarborough. P Edinburgh Papers state, toot the house is rrorairci to excel.s on every night's performance of this iniautiilde Artre-s. Oa isc-nuitt .1 the great overflow to Thel:ornery Girl, thy woo to repeat her Peggy. iii miler in grittily the teepotieot curi citify of the Public. On Friday se kkkk gbh Lord FINGAL law led at from Poripatrick. and on Saturday arrived at the White Cross Hotel, Belfast. Arrived last week at FoRTOIth BLICKWILL . • - Hotel, Prinre's-sireet, Edinburgh, the Earl of ELGIN. Lord BAUM Capt. and Lirly C. Ounuare. Hon. Mr. LEtaTaa, Her. Mr. Ftt.t.n, and J. HUI- Tog. E4l l . Set ofT, front the um.. i f:ACe, the U. Capt. NI eltll4Y. Sir WILLIAM ELIOT. Hirt. Mr. fir Cailander-Houae, J auEs Foust a, Esq. of Km, %winch, fur the Nortii.—.Arrived at the Union Hotel. St. Andrewasquere, Mr. and Mrs. Oswat.u, of Dunnikier ; Colotiot , 1,111 Mrs. SMITH, of Methuen ; and Major Jortuaraw. The Michel.. of Drentimitaa's grand rout, hat night, attracted all the Nubility sod Gentry in town. Lady IatAIICTICAIP gave • mosque:l hall. last night, et her hotter, in St. Janires-squire. The company were not expected to aftemble until Il o'clock. The supper was ordered at three this morning. Some of the prints here made a great mistake in the maiden name of Mn.. WltinnAm. Her triune was CKCII.IIA FultlttliT (not f'uan►:sTxa). Her father was the gallant and intrepid C.ptain Foa ms?. who, with the Dresdnosur4e. Eihribro% and .fretaSta, heat live sail of the litte.and three French fr. ; :atea. off Cape Francois, and who d•cd on the 24th May. 1770, whilst Commandrr•in-Chief ■t Jamaica. universally lamented there and in tog- InOJ, for -14It.rd merits Ili as Officer, a scholar, ail a grattrmaa. ir4APAYs4the eLitirry We this i!uy resume our extracts from rrle ci rioti, and interesting publication of this Lady. follouitlg iy env of Sir Richard Phillips% love I. tter4, intr. cloyed and commented upon by tl:at Lud , nid Nuw, I beg to introduce to tbk reader's presence, not the stem emrali.t end rotriot of ttrilke ctrect, but Pa!sit!, in ! ! ! whose unction was Li.i;btentd in proportion to ■p cco,u " DRAZ SI•DiAs-LA day bits pawed without nty lweinx low!! 'lbis is ionteaorg note!, slier !{bite days uccupied so irsiirety is your satiety ai.d seivicc " I hope all is fur the best, tud that los are beitir to farmed than 1 asa f —l et ill, her tree, were, Frame& separtffsr tie advice bare vireo; Ii a only sahjeet that eruhlet yes site, twilid he any idea on 'car pots, that / tear ?at prastatiatr that roldcb I sincertij kiitor Ghe paw irsteot, as vmU tia that of the pilfer 'Grata " Mr. Gillet will do ja•.'iee to my stifliaretts serpretiv re, Is the *bole afiatl., sad o 111 exploits some matter, w►it& ►aes appeared In)sterlous. " I bin e w• a Ilan ray bands of the bwainear, but still 611. Cnte to interest myself hi your welfare, and that d year "I am very holy, i.e. Re. " Ilrtiltte street, April, troy . 1 R. P.4' " Whu wruhl suppose that after Sir Richard had taken leave of nein such toßcliedere terms, he world in a his num ha bays gone shalt and endeavoured to ~'or• various persons to a'rear me into a eau!, ant perharm a pillory P—He, who closes his twin: epistle with t►ewe nuMe—n WA shall ecoi... , < to Interest Myself In mint welfare, and that of your children. 4 • sw.du ft, captivating all Sir dcerisittly might ht Rum at my mgt. cr. but neglect canard warrant ► line of conduct which has since marked every subsequent action of this disappointed 'that Le, who is considered • limed husband, and •food father, shouid reaterrly try to separate and deptive an enprotectod mother of the means of support ing her infant offspring, appears sasratress—bot sot more tweettevet than too, who carries Lit &week af fection to such a romantic lased, that I can scarcely tatr- op 4 magazine, Met I see brae ails/ten wade (:ode, and Gods wade little el fort, leis whole existence nuolhirtz but iptir, , 014 whether his halation be from veretabler or ta,lty, I will DWI venture to determine, but Lis ascension iu life, like • balloon, is owing to the ligkhteas 44r and sot its MAJOR DODD. petrify." " I will," says Mrs. Clarke, " take the liberty ef relating • fel ther pmefof Major Ikidirs pllitieal acquai..tasce with Me, ca I he bavirg my letters in Lis pms►.ston. ti bile nadir at) last exatni.etiun to the Huese of raw m.m., Ttr. tilabieati asktit sae to prodece these letters who t. the , I:isle 41(1.1k hail written to mr, after our terra tioe ? laureled bits, that 1 would send them clueu to the Posse In r.111 , 711111:111, tl.e monsent I gm. home This, L•wever, did not anises, ■ sst;,faeturl answer, 'belt induced t►e them to rzpee.s a wish, that I sheeel be sersimpauell by a Mossei.gi r , wLu tn.glat ►dare with the letters imme diately. propos! I ended, frova a lulearlcolge that Moja, Mo lt! had th•.rk Ttry It Urn ea Lis possessi, n, to SITER ifitl • I)uke of Kvni. Ir the illottse had per+isted in trnilaig a Ilea& 'eager with no. ~/1 that ucrui.a., an expos two of all orratious atu,t I,..rvc castled, DO tilt aho!e affair btcn dia. cusert ti. " Daring, how erer, obtained permission of the Douse to go fir these It Wit alone, I was yet litiA into ran iage, when Use Earl of Alonifort insisted uu guihg with me ; and (imbue outhioa I could urge would eseu.e rte Mom the ho nour of his LordsnWea company, I droie home; and I, ft him hi the draw tog. room, while I slips off to Major Dodd, whim I futtouate!y found at home ; and after scqn.tiriting Lim wish the of of Mr Whitbread's request, be brought a boissite of my papers to my house ; 41111 01 which he selected seek limns, in my front parlour, m best suited his 'ICON. " The Major then dietatEd u letter, as carers. try to accom pany the parcel to Mr. Willihre:l4l, Whit II I wrote, and seat off tune. dMtely by my roach-man ; and thus the a hole be sioras was intimated au weedly, ih 4 the Earl 11,p1r...a t, who eauto with toe as a ape, weal hark in my canine to the Home of Commons, as wise a, he maw." There w.e. u,. bu 1« in issued lost night at the Duke of CUUSEILL s D'et. The verbal ,newer wag. Out his 1111% 31 Highness continued as well as could be expected. Nlaair PoKSOMIT was rather better ye ierday. A. rivals at q.A Captain sad Mn. Boordcr. Mr. and Mn Holland and fa mily, Mr. 11116E010, Col. and Mn,. Knifed, Capt. Warde r Mr. Warde, Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Cooke. Sur. wc. Amy , . s st 1 rimy Mr. atiil Mrs. Domighis and family, Mr. sea Mrs. Price, Mr. and Mrs Randal, Rev. Mr. Wills, Mrs. %% Is, and family. dew. Mr. Philips, M.. CAicraft, Mr. flea, are. Boat prreelit• I her Lord oi. Sun day it•ght with a sou and heir, at her bonze in Portm44.-.qii are. The Earl of JULIET left town yesterday for his wit in Yorkshire. The Duchess of Ditllollllllll2C has issued cards fur two grill t rants : the first will take place this evenitnz, and the 'tetanal. and last of tins seas nu, will be on Thursday next. Hia Lille* birth day was celebrated on Mon. day, the 4th tint: at Nlaircilestrr, to a style of supe rior splendour. At five o'clock about IJu geutb men sat do to to a dinner in the F.xe.,ange-dinings room. which presented every rarity of the season, and which was got up in a style highly lionoureble to the taste of the provider. Air. lis mom Li the course of the rve ss i tt ;c. The health of the lode petident Livery of Loudon, who signed the Coun. ter-Declaration." having been dunk, Mr. Deno*. a member of it.. Corporation of the city of Lointoo, who was present, returned thanks in to neat and •pproptivte speech tie th e ho o po e d o n e t o hi s r. H ow .. 'titers*, whew conduct arose from a sense or the blessings of the Comuttution. which afforded protection to the indestry sod property of every in dirdual. I lie worthy visitor took octagon' to soy. that he was • pre , ent 'maniple of the troika his see h r. fertv-three yeses ago. he left that town and wear tp to London. with little mire alit) in dnstry in his possfssion. to seek his fortune. The protett,oo of the i.neerrnient. and the prosperity of the country arising out of it. had enabled him to rise in life to the comforts of ease ; sod lie was under such circumstances. to come nmongst his old neighbours. to celebrate the birth•dly of a Ma:mech. whose comfort in all the remit of life. as a .on. a. a brother. a hostsaiid. a l'atlier a man. and a christian. as well as that of king. lied called berth the must unqualified praise and admiration. ANPiolt-tOift. FI2O.ISEII D 1;1:;;;IN(if.. , • Yr ,Larday; Jdia Paristi, and his wife, pribell. Underarm:it long exantiantirset before the down lif ox, chtly.cd with 5, , ,0,07, feathers f out beds at &Wt. eat labs, where th, nob led to ludge, oa pretence .ef 6ttngoff, Wert SWiaratuge b) sowt• couch • 4. Mr. Coupes, ut the Bell asd Craw'', Holborn, state i t that the Primmer. slept one night at hit house, !is ei cats of going away, next Inca, jug, 4 :Aside. They :at itii• lint esrh iu the tnorilia.t. t am tae Cherittcenteld cliseiivi•u•a t Lad teaseued the lord s stolen abuse td pounds of fe.ithetil now the Chamherrna , I snore to tlo - fr rem)" , and dress. Mfrs. Ward, of Or: stat.td tilt they. lodged two nigh,' at her ',win: ald had stole* shoat eighteen pounds of :rather, front two fads. by fl.: etettilsaii of this lady ttityriauticr. were siiipt,e4 a t Ni ta is Feabburct►h.tis et *lmre they 'lent tt,iit night, i.r.sd Wel pilled ',about t s else 'minds of feutl.o s iu a put; nriuteeto aced buss which were produted. The Pria. acre confessed that they hael Judea the feriiiierd Nan the but place, bat denied the other charge-v. Subu FlOrltt tv laid 2 be was a hawker and pedlar, sued pro: dated his het use; but admitted he bad not sold any t ,to:14 these three swaths, lialthic been ivhbcd Isis all uu Ftucliv ky As several other chorea of a Similar natdre are eatstan , ... kg against the Presumes% they wets remanded fur Vtediieni day neat' MIDDLESSX SESSIOVS, Jules ELUTING. ----• Jacob Harris was iodieted for riotously and tit+ mnlttatomly siesNhtiog. time" r p tNoist, the porirh of afery-hi-boppe, is the erect ng of the hof April loot. The Defendant was one of those art re heroes who, during the contest between the Serjrien- of tild House of criminal's mid Sir rrancia Bard,:t . pa rallel the streets, and ob:igetl the peac , a , e inha bitants of the metropolis to illumine.« ti it (lows, as oppeared from the following evid hd Thomas Foy, one of the MS' cm It long ng to 'Maribor rugh-r-treet Office, stated. that inform .titan having been r,ce red at the Office of a namliu r of petunia b -log assembled torther.breeklog in,' lira. and corn it,itiiug other acts of riot, he, with Inn 9'4 d Comtableti, were sen, to disperse them. 1•4- y • tat to Ilanovet.aquare„ where they found_ a numb rof perilous assembled ; they proceed- d h the to to Cavendish-square. during which ti 111111). 1"° - rer ded to no greater lengsha duo en;l , so, out for lights; w hen they arrived intrareintiobarlinamn how. etre, their numhera beteg consittarsblyongmeatel. they proceeded to shock the triudows of tittle pi:r sons who did not immediately comply' tab their call ; and the window!' of Mr. Flower's h ours: were soon demolished. Finding operatinos 11.,,1 corn. mttuctd, the M'itome ran up to the spot, a n d eb. served the Defendant come Irons the eroyrul. nod run up the step' of Mes.Joae,'s door. ..l, knocking vinteutly, roll nut for lights. The ‘t'itriess followed him, and collared him as he was carni• down the step. ; the Defendant had a far .e stick to hi. hond, and attritive(' to get from the IV,lne a! bat tom . othe , Officers corning rip, he was secured, and end 'eyed to Morltutrough-street. the mob folowed, throwing stout s at the Olken, an 1 lattlag oat "«issue 1 rescue This stateturst was corroboratid L t ftooper tai Bulger the other two officera. The n oda u t denied the statement of tha oft fiver., wid be did not knock at the doer.. that Foy suited him on the pavement and loot loom t ar, much. reavii wet - evatcnte,lsowever, to saiiii•rt of his statement. Philip Fraud was indicted for a similar offence on the evening of Sunday the Bth of A phl. when apprehended by Foy, he had • large sic!r e n his hand ready to him*. The defeuce atup , a-, th a t he was drunk, sad did not know what he did, a d if he did knock at the doors of difttent houwee. he did it out of pate good nature towards their iiihsb t. ant., by way of advising them to put ap igh's In order to preserve their windows from being deatroy. ed. Notwithstanding these ingenious dr le. ea.„ however, the jury found both the Defer dents guilty. and the Coon., alter a severe adman tour, sentenced them severally to be imprisoned in New. gate fur *ix month., and, at the tapir ution of that time. to find security for their good behatiour for year, themselves in 1001. and tam sureties in 501. each. The buaiuma of the Session ended, and that Court adjourned. Opt Friday fie'unight Greyed io Dublin, tram Pat kpte, in the Lops, packet. Capt. C Lust r.:e rs, the remains of ST. thCOAGII CauLviitt3l. E-1t• PUILLIT WILLIAMS, Eat. Barrister. iailapointed' Steward to the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral of Winehesier, iii the room of Sir Joss Ilex atr Newoove, who has taken his departure for Madras. A friend has honoured as with tee rk Papers, to the sth of May last. In the obituary of The Coastraretal 4doertirer of that date gyre ua the folios lap, ;—•••• Died, on the Ist iastant, of a* obstinate c nun m ption. which was Such incited by a course of quackery, TlllOllaS NOP •IsTLa cutlass, aged only eight months and twenty-one days. The history of this miswilupen abortion affords a striking example of the daagerous Wee' a of an irregular and defective educittiou. Tie archili wa. othered into the world with estraor /hoary pate to its floating end supersaaueted , pa rent ; and it was s'orewdly suspected that the route or the catelerine.s of the oeverekurs who at teuded occasioned a constitutional iaoliacilily, w hit h finally produced its dissolntion. At t-relve o'clock, without • friend to close it+ eyes. it expired at the ' city of Washington. in the mansion of Its poems. Toe funeral eerequies were perform.d by the ser vants of the household only. As it had lived new gleet'd and despised. it. (leads was haired wlth acclamations of joy by the whole neighbourhood." A great concourse of people wt re, during the whole of yesterday afternoon, collected in Pallw Mill, oppoiiite Mr OLIVIA'S house. They were' attracted by Mrs. °Liven, sad four children, who were Railed s lat , . the %levet, so well as the tarnildee. Upon isiqu ring into :he cause, it appeared that Mr. 01.1VSII Istr.y did slid in toot c rcnnro •nces. lie wa. an *tilt, mod u rd to draw path roe lot the woollea matiufsctort-, and wii• patronized by re • grtrbotai of ells'i.,Cl 01. The Earl of 1 . aa• WoUTIII, who was palatine the time, gave the widow a five rimed note; and cal per-on. of distonc. tutus lolloatil the laudable 'example. At 'tot s:ch•ick 1... t night there still remain. din the ..rei t. it., • ter storm grates. and other hi ivy itten.d., shad' ,he nuhappy family bad Nu beet' eble w itiuurt.