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'ed iiiiii 4K. ouel has con- Vu it/aural .. al weeks' luring • rß ewruilered ~/ . s. p , a611111111 . hal usual wily Lordship 'hot gift Ake. Leal ty Ju pour. elect Devon o! wia. ••• , A).• •••• . ar I i .411 , THE ROYAL FAMILY. Smithy evening. H. Ma-reser, anti Princesses S OPH IA and E LI ZABETH, walked on Windsor Ter- race till half-past eight o'clock. His MASI:ITT was *Motel's*tied by Lords Rivens and Br/timbres' ; Generals CIIEVELEY, Gaul li, and Films:or ; Lady Cut.r.vga. Miss GoLPAIYORTIIT, and the lion. Mrs. Dastsu The Terrace was crowded; and the bond of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue) played ▪ n ~,,, ber of martial and ► °pular airs. LL r M •nd Minces* AUGUSTA visited Princess Alit.t.ia, whilst His MAJEITS and the other Piincerres were on the T c. Yesterday morning, the Duke of YnRE arrived at and tout out with His MAJESTY a n d .mires> -, •At cvsre and Scent*, till 12 o'clock. His MAJESTY was accompanied by the Marquis Couto* Lt.'s, Lord Rtseas, Count Mit MI rut, Generals GARTH and FITZROY, mud Colouel TAYLOR. Princess AMELIA remains the same as she hat done for several days past. Dr. POPE is in coo. htent attendance upon her Royal fliglaiseess M/Sti —The openisig of tirsokifillgetiTlieetre was an. nouticed for last nigh.. with The Honey Moon ; t he part of Juliana, by Miss Duncan, followed by her natio, in The being her first appear. ewe at that Theatre these live years.—The in 4 account of her late reception at the %Volsci , . fisiota..o Theatre, is copied from the Stafford WOLVERHAMPTON Tatou. Dosawn c,srati hew twilight !" )list Deacia'r appearance we Miligoillaed ilia vain! When she come, or o shut porn healer," went little attended to This Dulcet (Aso entin-nt au actress is wet, hJeever, to be noshed to any Want of taste is the tums. The rinse was al- together inauspicious. It wan at the clone of there weeks' root apt rivrlry. Had tlks Duncan Isom announevil during Is "pridq pomp, awl ewe ~,,, stance Dr (L 5..., war. . v ... the period of !flown; for doe %Tester.) Repines* of Luca Militia, soil previous to the late clisterwassees, .he swab' Lie hod nu Cans.. I.) arraign the taste of a two, weigh W. 'nag been notori,ws in thestrie Usnor. In additiaaw A. the 'awe mews, may he ridged, the first pretiesotimi of • pew mancut the boats. This, Ittinkth cusaiiiirreg ep too tramp ea addition (stait•virt) to joatify ea O. sas fircause oilman* taming sulky Oil the Masser?. y o b. Tie Lot night of This Douro's. perfuemailre (t nth lastest), bespoke by Lady Carotin %Vvollesley, was a crowded sal it.'uterl Innate. )Tr. 01 4 4 cures ere et pretest 041 pwalialalli • at Slourbridge. The Duke and Duelieso of MARLBOROUGH left tool], yestcr,lay. for Sion-haulm. Iler Or. at foal hot y. t determined whether she will give her usual font The F. ill of ‘Vaittricit ~ Z,Ve • grand thinner, yes. t. rtf .y, at his house, in Green-street, Grosvenor. • to V , SCOMit PALMERSTON, and SeVeial other per+otir of distinction. Lord II *WS C emit i n urtl, yesterday. in '• fair wey of recovery. It was expected that his Lordship would be able to be removed to his own house WM to L dit. Thu Earl ani Coessleasoeinhosse gem mad his Sonday, at their house, in Berkeley. square, to the Marquis of Dow MINI', Viscountess lliacinsintooke, Viscount and Vinenuntese nee- . a snos, Lohl IbrateaDow. Lord Bauotsh, Cul. es. sad tile Host. Me. lane. Tbt fa.lunimble World wet last night divided in %Arian. part, of that town.—Mrs. Cuictisseta's masked 101 l sod grand Puppet, iu Purtland-place, alipromi to be the principal imagist of attraction. Tlw Doeliers of 0141100 S, in tiresversor-square: sad Lady Lout, s MAMORU'S mat. in Pall-mall, writ rioted at an early boor by numerous tousks int lading the Declines of ST. ALBAN'S sad Lady llscrecuer. as Pilgrims. The Marquis and Marchioness of STA FroDD left • town, on Friday, for Trentham-1i dl, Staffordshiee. The Bake and Duchess of Itt•cLAN n wave • rand dinner, yesterday, at tilt it !lunar, in Lower Ilirogyenor-street. to the D u k e an d Doylies* of tauroar, Ilse Duchess Donsiger . of 11.c.rt.axn, the Etri of Ch VIII IN, Lord GIORGR CAVE N DIMS. d Lod GEoRGIt SSA Ileum, Lord ST. Lied LEYEsOII OuWER, &C. it Viseviontegs :1111.7.M has ret iteist..l curds of thanks tl for the numerous My tinier duraug her isidispedition. s. Malan liatatson, Leg. of %lush, 1111 l wear It1,11:110041, his tIOUAht of Mr. Col.t.isst, of wy- ' l6 ' , hi s bay filly, hV Rtmeobronter. i.ot 4. t t. e k i ( own dater to Me. liaastsantes Fumy) by A " ergel• for 135 :milieus. • Lord Chief Baran OI:asor owl Ms Lady. have E, " F raati at lite house of hi s br o th er . DamitlYG; 4DY . 40 E N' • (a t utge-Wert, Liioerit k, on his way Us has ave.loloutif Prosp ec t, the county of Linterish. e- _MP. , Ray pl aye d t h e putt of Jrdie. in Prof cost! Dumb, at the Cheltenham Theatre on et The T4l , rgil/ —r • • SUrils y. tim we. k, the,ei goatee aod .miter au repeated. Birniiugliiiiis Theater. The ju- "lsils randidate. Air. W. 31.0 traced the love-s wilulath ilinvc.res"deKa4l) elect a •ia ../ 4 ""e-Tnwel Fair and holiday alA re , romineemetl wt MesetalnA lar:. P°T l t7 l;e in s i h ) :a on of eri't'e Wa s and sold well suo, such . • TI le weather Was the coVerstionn stern kept up with great '' loot till Thnndav r es'el!ing. T.hetilympie games '• and ter (particit'arly the let- afforded Brent sport to the motley amiteurs, • p a o r u r t„__ rer m o o a r m ..:ulaterniis on hitch an OCC4v ass, rinaß o T - Es COUITIi, Jou O. Ki %S. and I atetscoTT, were the principal thihn mud were all stands. On ard IVerhies- ranti contest took ;dace by the two for- here,:ta,laiivew o of Cnr ? w a ll and Devon ; Pesturre great • returto with good play anti kicked s .^,aish friend fur upwards of forty minutes. i rv t !,'.'s•xllt Gnome. well kno wn to b e b ottom, 1 " 4 Pala like a man, till rat last he had en op- Pn ;_"% i :v . nr eking with hi s antagon i st, gave him a ;I :jc iste. and threw him plump on his hark. t, 41" 4 "BAare ilageplass . A general joy per- e "a di at the triumph of their little 4 , a c. "1":7 11 550. who w as remunerated with the prize, "misoiae Merit p apers) gads for PIN. L. 1 1 ,/ INTELLNIeferi, COUKt OF KING'S BENCH,Wettioietea, /wit 11. Sittings at Ni i "'ruts. before bird ELLIN and a Special Jetty. SEDUCTION. strrrom v. STKPHENS. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, to recover damages for the loss or the senices of his daughter, by her being seduced by the Dermtiant, and also to recover the expetctes of her lying-tu, and the maintenance of her child. Mr. GARROW stated, that the Plaintiff, the father of the unfortunate seduced, hail been a grocer, at Havant, near Portsmouth, but failed, end recently was in the einploy of • grocer at Ports mouth. He left his wife and six children at Havant. The wife, from ill health, WA3 unable to assist him in supportiog his faintly, but his eldest daughter, who had fallen lry the wile. of the Defeo dant, kept a SIII3II school for the education of fe males ; the profits of which she gave to the Plain tiff. The Defendant Was an Attorney, residing in the same town. In June last he first addressed the unfortunate girl, unknown to the Plaintiff; he Was so professed in the art of seduction, that, by the 3d of July, lie had accomplished hie purpose. The reset of the guilty amour was a child, who the Plaintiff had - not wily to support, but to pay all the expenses of the aecnrechement. This was not the only loss; for, besides the hearl.rendcig pangs a virtuous father must feel, he, by her unfortunate seduettno , lost treTroflut 'fit thei.chturt, a 4. lfrren s, after his daughters disgrace. would not entrust their children to her care. He corer riled that this was a inset aggravated case, anal ale damages could be too grey' fur t:m jury to give. If he was in structed right. the conduct of the daughter had been most exemplary until she becanie acquainted with the Defendant; that she had receiv..ll u most religious and moral education ; that however un fortunate her father. the Plaintiff, had been in trade. yet Ins conduct, and that of his wife, was irreproachable. Ile then proceeded to call his witnesses. Mary Sutton, the seduced. a hand3ome-looking female. 21 years of ag •, dressed wore as a bride than as • witnessing elicit an oc:iss rot, without !he least ensbarrassmeht, d nosed that the Plaintiff lived at Portsmouth, but formerly at Playsuit ; that ha had sit children. three sons end three daugh ters. of whom she was the eldest; her mother ass in very bad health; .he (the witness) did the wort of the house. and presided over the nniteti ; ehe hod between 20 mild 30 fentele the profits of which she u•eil to ray over to the Mint& In June. 1809, as she won walking in the - Substebs of the town. the Ihlcinlaitt accost ed her; I' had known hint by sight be lore on the evening .. .le 9d of Judy, she; was seat by her mo ther to . cut her sisters. and to bring them 'tome; the meet the Defendant ; they walked some time to gether; they came to the end of a lane. when the Defendant said. if she would go into the field. he would spew her a new road that was waking, whirl) was a short cut home. and that lie would &tiro she.. her • beautiful prosiwet. She did not believe wit t he asserted to be true ; hint, however, hr enticed her over the gate. and the erdociian ass completed in the fit Id ; the couseqn, .ice of which vitas, ,thei she was delivered of t tot• I lit t:t e eisi or ~; it months. The Plaiot:lT the expense of her ereen7hessinsi, VIM had maiutaincd her and the child ever since. 0 . her . rois.eximittatino, by Mr. Jetortt., she said .1 , • . itl waked too ur three tins's, at right •k oith the IJefeuJant, before the 3.1 of July ; he ..,c,l to w•lk past the house, and give a 5!,41,;41, by b..•knuing. when she (the wanes.) writ.l.l up the lane. She bad known Mr. I.o.l4eroft three or four years; hie was an articled clerk to the D-leioloot; she bed never met hi m ... it 111•Vel, but frequ.ittly in a Witt he had nitro taken liberties with i.e. , . such us putting his hand usher bosun), and others, of tvo indeli cate a suture for us to report. She had educated fens de children, but not in that way. She never complained of nit SCI ' S slot loiying her 74. er Se. when they became due. There never had beets an improper coesurc between her and longrroft ; he had pearl lu, address to her. but the courtship lied been broken off f, months. In answer to a question put by Lord ELLEN toanuom, she said the family lived at Havant, but the Plaintiff paid the expenses. The Defendant was the oily wrson that hail hero criminally con iseetwil with her; Loweroft never pro"eeded to, far. although he might ; but lie intended to marry her. Mary Toogood deposed, that she lived in the Plaintiff's family eighteen years. had known the feat nitwit,' limn her infancy—always considered her as a srell.condected girl. until the affair with the Defendant. She attended her iu her accaadie reissit, and the Plaintiff paid the expenses. Well aral Sharpe also spoLe a% to the griortatl good diameter of thefluilitilf and .1s;/, Win.llyard, Esq. knew the fketitily of the Plain tiff far tweuly years, and, as far as he knew, their coiwinci heel been irreproachable. On Ins erar•examuwUun he admitted he had heard that Mary Sutton had been guilty of great levity of cooirio. t. Tina elu,ell the Plaintiff's ease. Mr. J[loll.ll, then rose, for the purpose of ad dressing the Jury, but was interrupted by Lord Es.t.unionounit, who observed, that it would be unnecessary to detain the Jury by any thing the Learned Counsel could say. It had been proved that the Plaintiff's daughter had been put in • 111••• filiation by the Defeisilaist to deprive the Plaintiff' of her cervices, and that he hail otherwise been put to rnnsidereble expense ; the Jury would therefore give him a fair compensation for his loss. One of the Jnryrnen inquired from his Lordship, whether, in essessing divulges. they were to pro. ode fur the future support of the chili? Lord Et.l.Runottousai—" Certainly nut ; if she chose to get a child, she must keep it." The Jury, after • few in tes consideration, re tained s verdict of 501. damages. Lord Et.t.isnottounit—." I hope I shell see no more of those actions brought from the country. tinder the idea of gaining excessive damages. I fill sorry for the father, the Plaintiff, hut the daugh ter has not sustaiited injury to the value of vue MOO. tlepst %if roar then. Darned *speeds Ramer, Knight, sad Olden, were charged ailL bo►isf bees enseettied is • riot, and tatanitilig Robert Brand, pablicio, proprietor tithe Catha riue Itridgealcr•Gardeste, Oarbiinn. It appeared, t►at the Prisoners were is company with a ennsber of others in the Gametes, and quarrelled upon some •crasion ; they ininserliately eononenced se snick 'sport every person presest, as well upon the ineosent as ilium ;to euedistely concerned, tad roitt.nued the rist for • Ictigth of time. Mks lightiug together, to the greet slants of the they sent to the house of lhand„ mud elv. nemiled admittance, which WWI rerhsert ; in consequence of which tipry forced opened the dour, and abused the proprie tor. Mr. Dram] sent for officers, spot. receiving this ill treat meat. When the °Circle arrived, they were vigortms:y attacked by the Prisiiiiers, but they at length succeed,' in taking the. into custody. In the Wine with ti .e °Sic ~,, one of the Prisorms received a severe wound in hi+ ann. The M►nsa , tbinkinp wee proof necessary, re wooded the Prisoners till to-morn:Ay, at chic, time they art to nude. go a DWI( strict cxamia Lion. IIOW4ITR It Or. Yesterday Janes Ilfas4e, the person apprehended, out Thursday melts last, ea the Inlsiropetead Howl, by !smith and his party of the kow-sureet Patrol', on suspicion of a foist p.l robbery, was brought up for re-examiliation, whets Mr. Basler, the gestienian rubbed, attended, and stated, (bat, un Thursday night last, about eleven o'clock, as be was return ing to town , mu foot, he was stopped near the Old Work house, on the Hampstead Road, by a man, a ho, lie had no dmilit, oa, Ibe h - isout r at the her ; who, present out a pistol, demanded bin mouey, and took from bans three olulturs cud a shilling. Smith produced three dollars and a shilliug. Which he found in the Prisoner, when searched, at the public-house, immediately after his appidwoision. Mr. Mater said, he belie,. st the alstlting. fonts s mark 11 . 1.1, 1 11111. ir. Tu he the tame hr is nt roblWil of. The Prisoner, in his &truce, the mimes was his own, sad that he had found the hailed pistol ou the road. He was fully commit:4A rti Several 1.1.11 labourria carte brought in eurtutly, on • dime . ur ill..3ultiur and bating two soldiers, un Intielay, at n putn,c houac in Paved-alley, Pall-mall, sari were nedeted to stud bad to waiver the complaint. rr BURtV SIIEEP-511L4RIPIG. Suortsy nfternoun. many of the company in vited to partake of the f. stivities of IVohuru•ahl:..y. during the en-uing Agricultural Felt, arrived; and shout sit o'clock, the following, among others, sat down to so elegant Dinner, hia GBACR iu the air, viz. The Marquis of Hauttry, Furl Winchelree, Earl Talbot, FA ri I eilluw, Levl Furire it:, Vise Sartrile , Lord so. Lord Whitworth, Lard Bradford Lord March, Lord Lutidamt, Lord ErAisne, Lord King, Co ritzruy, nit J. Burks, Su J. Sii.elair ' 5k W. Rowley, Sir W. W. Wynn, Thnina. It dlum Coke, Eaq. William Lee dlodoirk. Eaq. William Northry, Esq Dories Giddy, Esq. Henke Heigh Hoare, Esq. 'William Adana, Fog. Profiesur Davy, IS, Be screed Kate lloille3, Rev. Si Jahn Priest, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Diley Crew, Mr. Bridgman SiMIMOII, Mr. Cveciutnu. Mr. (lade, Mr. John Wing, Mr. Prphic, Mr. 'stead, !Pr La touchy Mr. Tiillett, Mr. Elitaau, Mr. Fame, Mr Grrg, Mr. Maelrfe, Mr. Jelly's., Mr. Robert Byng, Mr. Lewis, Mr. lianzlit, Mr. Ward, Mr i lieeve, Mr. Walton. The Marquis a TA VISTUCIL, we are sorry to hear, as. prevcnistt from atteudiag by a full from . hie horse Istely ; from winch, however. no very serious eritu.queuires are apprehended. The Duchess of Bs °guar) is in town, expecting every day so be contiswd for tier arcane/gement. Many prone artich a of stock. and elisions imply int sits, hart arrived on Sunday evening: and at Nlo,iday morning she interesting business of this inertia' s ; was isibelin. and was expected to lie most u 1!.90e I ' 4 HAW tusk eusaresahlf—ouodid— W 4.441.1 4, rdir to lay the particulars of each Jay before our readers, a. fast as they strive. • We Ihive seen several letter; (Coin the Eng; prisoner. in France, !monk by the late c toe!. from Modem They all speak in confident terms of the speedy restoration of pesice between the two coun tries—en expectatiou which is at this time very r owel!r entertained throughout the French empire, and most auxiously desired and wished fur by peo. ple of all ranks throughout that country. In con sego once of this expectation. the situation of our prisoners had been for some time past greatly ame. Inserted; their confinement is now by no incline ri gorous, and extra allowances of provisions have been granted. Such of the women and children as tire able are permitted to work, and provi sions of all kinds being plentiful and cheap, they are enabled to live toltranly well, and to reinle.r the captivity of their huslutods less irksome. The prisoner.' who lest came over experienced the snort marked kindness (nun the iiihabitauts of the placer through whacii they piloted, many of whom would ciiiitinnally shake them by the head, con gratulate them on their rtdorn home, and express the most lenient wi,in.s far the return of peace.— (ralasoeth Paper.) A West railed the Siacerity, from St. Thoolos's, I.ound to But,tol, lad e n with rum, s egar, and mahogany, pot Into the harbour of Dingle, county Kerry. on the old instant, in distress. Part of her cargo his beets since landed, iu order that she may largo some repairs necessary to the prosecustims of her voyage. On Tisureday morning. as the brig Merchant Taylor. of St. Ives, &swans Jona, Master, was sailing from Newport to Plymouth. laden with coals. she ran foul of the Carolise. Cork trader, and stove in two of her waist planks, whim h occa. shined the total lose of the Merchant Taylor ; the Cawing) and crew having only time to save them iielyes ou the bowsprit of the Caroline, before she went down. We are sorry to .ny, the property was a ll the Captsiik's, sod not a sixpence insured. Wednesday. Admiral Ohmura returned to Ply mouth from London, and hoisted his flag ou board the Reselai. Friday morning a meeting took place near Gort, betwween Lieutenant Poems. of the 50th Foot, on the recruiting service iu Ennis, and Lieutenant 150.1. h, of the Leitrim Militia, quartered in that to.rii. Anse etchangine shots, au atljugtatent of the differencei was effected, and the parties re turned to Ennis as safely as they left it. The Monument which was so handsomely sub scribed for be Lord Itleautsoot.g. and the °A ccra of the Craven Leglion. to perpetuate the me mory of their rripectes comrade, Ensign Wwat- Tatt, who, it will be remembered, wag onfortis fairly drowned in the river Ouae, was erected last seek in the Cathedral of York. Friday morning ten men were committed to the gaol o r Ennis, by C11•111.,11 NIPMAIIIOT, Esq. e,corted by a detachment of his corps of cavalry. all charged with hoiaghing and maiming three bul lock. and three cows, the property of Camellias BREW, of A priesalr, in said count. CAMBRIDCE, Joys a► - • Monthly, the following Gentlemen Were admitted to the 4,1,411.1-mentioned dew. co:— Durro it is Dt v a rtv—Tle6 Rev. George Gordo°, of St. Julius Cutter, and liras of Ltimolu. IiACNELI.OII IN DI VINITY. rh. thry. Pclluw and Tutor of Silltity collrge i the Rev. R. :Carel, lief- low of St Jobs', riillete; the H. SV Aar, sod the Rev. Eiloard Anley, of Trinity coll. gr. Tlic It,, John M A Chaplain to the Ma:chioness of Sligo, of Whittles/oil, in this covity, and Yellow 11 . 4 141 ' 1 0 , CUlleje, is preiooted by the liaster and Fellows of that Soctort i w to tise Vicarage of Ellootaisd, sat . _ LIVERPOOL TFIE474IIE. Mr. Johnstone, from the Drury.tatie Company. has been playiog during the lest week, to numerous andvespeetable au hences,*.th a degree of opplausts rarely equalled. Mr. Johnstone's tit) le of acting is peculiarly adapted to the taste of the Liverpeol ands. tors, oho, fmni their sitnation and in . ercaurse with the . ister.istaud, are familiar with ail the peculia— rities of the Irish character, and ti.oroughly capable of relishing its Manton r.' In the chili .ieter of Dennis Benl4rriddery, on Worley night, lie entertained the and•ence more than in Hoy other part iii a hie') hr has set ail.cared ; and, united, the talent which he so eminently possesses, of produ;:ing the .trongest comic effect, without any apparent effort, was never inure conspicuously di ilayed. Mr. Barnes, oho h as a l r e a dy erformed several characters in Mu k ide n ' s ruse, ' roma/ Inete AUc. - CVsi, - ,,ince his arrival there, played Sir S. Rochdale, with great propriety and effect. This actor posses• sea no small share bf the vis Cornice; rad *bra) lie has corrected some extravagances. to which hi is at present a httk subject. he will he a most valuable ' acquisition to the theatre. . Mr. Constrr's defence, et trust beano, el, was preplan, with matter. He pleaded his wite's * Lis belly.—This has been often muds en =ruse for a Bankrupt, but it er•s a curious apology for a Several shop windows in the cut, )estereay. displayed handkrrehiers, purple and amt.., wain the words " Magna Chart►," and " 131aDliTT for ever !" Letter-writing appears to be she rule' of all the great people of the pregisit day. In !mascot' tiii, we way rite the letters of the Doke of YOCK, of General CLAYEKING. of Colour, Wmentc, et the Duke of KENT, 't Lord Foutstos E. cuff, last of all, of Doctor MILNER. YrfterdliV mortsitig the 're t ains of je f ilPli flour, ons of His * AI rir's limienen of t'ie Guard, who cut his throat at ht. 'flattener in Priticess.row, l'aua lire. were intern-4 at Chistaick. Ou Sonitir alsoat the hoar of tweite o'cloc k at noun, a I , lr. Evaile.pribeeediti4 in n log from the North to Dublin. was stopped shout a toile from 13coglietia, by two rollonnt. a tn. d with pistols, who laid hold of the trios of hi% h.tdk , a d led the horse into a narrow lane. leading to M Momautt's house, at the Forty Accra. anti rtilAnel him of 330 liminess is gold. The rathers mule hint proceed, at the pent of his lift.. for I.)tal.lnt. Several people who had seen the tranzac , Juti. can. jeci urea that the Men wet, Intimating the harneata—. The not IMe hi. watids,,our anareth r hs, Br. Beans had near out thonound pounds. On Saturday last, Sir FRANCIS HARTWELL. elle of the Commissionere of the ,Navy, accompeuted by Mr. PII•KI, Mr. MIDDLITOPf. rod two SeCre. trries, arrived at the Fountain Tavern, Dock. Plymouth. • They have beep irking a general sur vey of the docks and duck-yard, and inspecting the Chips in ordiorry, for the purport °reelecting such as appear be,t calculated to be fitted up for troop shine. _ Ou Wednesday last, eight waggons, laden with military stores, arrived is Carlisle. and proceed. ed to the Castle, where their contents were de posited. It is the intention of Go►ernment, vie un derstand. to make the Castle of Carlisle a consi derable deptit. Monde; se'annight the 'North Hants regiment of Militia marched from #lerrylistod for Kingsbridge, and the South Hants from Kingubridge for Maker Heights, in the room of the Dorset, the first divi sion of which regiment marched the same morn. ing for Weymouth, rad was followed by the second division on Tuesday. The %Vest Essex regiment of Militia marched from Plymouth on T ueiday morning, to do duty Pentlennis Castle. Adtoiral APADOCA and Don Puns CKTALLOS are expected to leave England, this week, for Spain. The American Papers which reached town on Sa turtle), contain a copy of • letter (received by the Joao) transmitted by 6enend Amami:on c. •i.,tich he had received from the Duke of CADOM(Chain pagily), on the subject of the seizure and coodsca- Imo of American ships—in which the French Mi nster says, " the Americans having, without ow ground of complaint against France, prohibited' French vessels froin entering their ports, on pain of confiscation, Hu Imperial Majesty felt it necessary to direct " that American vessels should he treated in a reciprocal manner, not only in his own country, but in all those countries under his influ. ence, and that accordingly in Holland, Spain, Italy. and Naples, American vessels have been seized, be cause the Americans had seized French vessels, er made them liable to seizure." M. CIVAMPiONT then observes, tat" they (the United States) ought either to repeal their declaration of independence, or to take measures to prevent their commerce and industry from being taxed by the English, which renders them more dependent than JANISiCO, whirl has, at least, an Assembly of Repre sentatives, and its Privileges." And concludes his letter by assuring General Altus-ranee of the friendly intentions of France towards the (Jolted States, and the favourable disposition of the ENIPI.. non towards American commerce, should the policy of its Government permit him to indulge iii that sentiment. Another letter is stated. in the %kit sore paper. to have been addressed by the Duke of CADOILM to Ceneral Aansranstu, in which lie upbraids the American Executive with want of dig. laity and energy, oa the occasion of their difference with Mr. JACKSON. "Jai:viols." he soya, "should have been sent off, and a confiscation of British property, and a declaration of war, ought t o b ays follow ed.' s