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LEIVES. APUL 23. D. tachnietitoof the se * rood Itattatiotpt of tin .25th a nyinieut4, have received oir.iets to hold • 11. twelves in haniediste readiness, to toisrch to Portsmouth. it Is suppo+ril to strengti4eio the first bdttai ou service ou the Mediterraiimm station. Labt work two troops* of the German Horse Ar tillery marched throogh this town, on their route from Porehestrr Castle. to Bexhill, it is stiid prepa ratory to then reduction. The floe weather, we are happy to state, has piriwltteed a very favourable change in the appear- ince of the 'beat crops in this ; &Hit the Swath Down lambing seism. whii•h le now nearly finished, has teen an unusually successful one. After several meetings ow the suljert or the Monthly Market for Live Stock. in Hue town, it lot. been finally deterniincJ, that the lint Tuesday to • r , ry ti:cintit is the moat eli2ilile dny ; Hid a ticla nearly ailjnihing the daily Nlarket-pl ice has bee. , engaged, till a wore spoetous spot Chit be pre- I re.% and got reuty, for permanently holding the e.aid instket, iu the pariah of St. John's, II:olet the castle, ;toil a moat convenient place, it may, in our. oPillion. be in every respect mlcted, for the pur pose. A cnosiilerable usiroluts of deer lately ese.iptel from the p.Asl:, at Newick. ni9llV year., iu the pos. session of the late Sir Elijah Impey, and PerorAll have be n hu rated and killed, by Lets.*, of the neighbourhood, upon whose lauds they had tres passed as a matter of right, coder the vulgar error. Art tie la* would ju,tify theta to the eve's, of inch pursuits. °LOD c0.v115M0R.1770. 1 1 COWART AT nil 10TUNDA,'UBLIN. On Thnrsrfay evening, the t.:ancert was perfumed under the able nvinsgement of Mow engin. The Rind was led with great ability by Mr. T. Cooke, enriched with Weidner's flute and Will man's trumpet ; the band was complete nod excel lent ; the selection wits pria,cipelly Com Handel, I lap: 11, &r. Mrs. Cooke. Snug most s in I.eB (he Ipight Seraphim." accuinparie.l on the trumpet by Mr. Willman, which was rapturously encored. Mr. Fitzsimmons performed for Mr. Spray during the evening, (the Litter gentleman heing in London, and for waoin a printed apollig!, was handed round.) "Angels ever bright," by Met.. 1N nun. was loudly .ersedred. Between the fist and second part of the Concert, refreshments were served in the rooms adjoining. There were supposed to be upwards of I top persons present ; amongst whom were their Graces of Richmond, tht Duchess of t;orrion. Lord March, Lady Mary Lenox, Miss Maxwell, the Chancellor, Lord tel Lady Harrington, Load and Lady Liemore, Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, the At. torney.General, and must of the persons of rusk and fashion in TO THE RI. CFORS OF TOE COUNTY IVITERFOAD. It is laid slow. by some of those whiecootinua iu the track its which Ire moved, who has left behind him his description of the offiee of J ostice at Peace, that it is or cessary that privilege« should be vested in an assembly of the unequivocal Representatives of the people, that it is impossible to surrender them, but that they are to be cautiously evere;,.. by the warquieotisl Representatives of the people. This optiiiou accords with the character of England in ancient tunes, and as my ancestor ws :;.• of the favosinte instruments of Queen Elizabeth, by which she liaised to imitrens Ireland with a similarity of character. I will I ,rove to her that the mildew', expected by that Sovereign, has urea. stoned me to knew her wi.dnm and her vistue well. For tins purpose, I do not call her sons, the sons of Elio, or talk to her übont shillelagh; but do say, that she laments, and has reason to lament. that Abeenti s nate cut down so much of her oak, and. I add, that she will hear me with approbation, when I deflate what my feelings would he. was I ploced 111 II Senate that is—fistperial. It is this, that was that Senate so constituted, as to satisfy me that it was an usurptirocal Representation of the People. it would be difficult to convince me, that I ought, its any instance short of dear proof uf trea-onable pur poses. to rote for the imprib':Bllllel4l of him who has town chosen to be . este interpreter of the sem. tintents of that great and sOliiing body, whose thoughts and wisher have been all along in attruil *nee oil. the pregn as of European civilization. and whose example had formed smother Westmin ster, or was presag. d in the unrivalled Councils of Elizabeth. and ackisowledged in those of Wil liam 111. in presence of whose statue the Decla rater, Act was re:waled by the irresistible force of Genius, of Eloquence, and Troth. It seems to be useless to look for further proof of the ne cessity of radical Re form, than an apparent sense, (and tiro is on natural iu the rot!eit borough) that the riprin' rand of a Seliator, by a Senate, is slot suf ficient puMshinent for any offence that is short of— Treason. There are some obese minds inherit so tench of the doctrines of the ancient .faith, that al though not of the Estahlhhel they would as soon meet death as such it r«priinaud. I hasten to express such sentiment' in writing, because. I fear. the time is fast approaching, when imprison ment might be my lot, a 'ot:ntener to be triumph antly re-echoed by—tbe rep Wier wf erdcy. who appears to be a subaltern. whwit compered with the Sun of Fruit, in the qra inr--the County Menthe', who is conscious of the greatness that. although not dazzling, is not less honorable than that which the distinctions of jFtw Merearek eau confer, of him who would glad den the mod of Elizabeth, was she to perceive him, when placed under the roteopy at Wesitain ,ter, toltave been so far improcr sf its Mansur as to hear him encl.mu—hure I um helore the man in the wie. This i adverse." of Elizabeth, although I ion acquainted with Shannovats in multitudes, hose otoetratgan to inc I know sill he, that lam mistaken, for that the Quern's remark would cer- Lindy he. that pitch en exclamation erodd only pro ceed frorn—WhiArst. I have the honour to be, o u r faithfull nod humble tervout, Aped IQ, latki. Tuox.A. Ostiolthit. sir ft. I..rov:lttoo, of sportinie tplubrity, has rut:- c1...it.41 Mr. Forester's bone Gleepet. for 200 glu m..., in ordrr to brat Str W. Wynn and otlitr light oughts, over the role of lieliroir. LANCASTER LENT "MIMES. Before Sir A 'Amex eta Tuo xno le, Ks?. TB LINO r. Butttowci,ouun. The Defendant was lath tad for manslaughter, in killieg and slaying Tiamiss Scott. It was a case which excited no ordinary degree of general ens*. situ. The Defendant was out of the oldest officers of the Sheriff of this county. owl a man mush es teemed fur the humanity with ahirh lie tzere sed his pleftssiute The (It:culled had formerly com manded a _regiment iu Ireland, I,ut had retired from the artily. and became a mu-reheat iu Man chester, His circumstances having become greatly einharraesed, u writ W. 14 put into the hands of Bar. rowdougli, fur ltd. for the purpose et being ext• ceded ligation him. llarmweluugh. with his as. sistaiit, proceeded, at au early hour iu the morning, to the house of the deceased. and having obtained admittance. inquired for him. The 114a:dor. remit denied his being at bailie; but the answer not being satisfectory, the cissistuist, or follower, went up stairs in search the house. sand Baricasclough re mained below. The maid ran up stairs first. and called out to her wistites, that strange wen had got into the house, and wt re watching it. Tire assistant knocked at the cliamber.door, ant bib's. Scott .as . the would admit lion as souls Its elie had dreamt% herself. Its the west noir. Mr. Scott, who war up and dressed, formed the desperate re solution of escaping out of the window of a room adioautng the bed-chamber, which limited into the yen!. Mrs. Scott assisted hint in his descent. In Isis fall. his knees broke several of the kitchen windows, which alai nied Barrows chiugh, the officer, who exclaimed to his man, above, t. He i' here ! he is here V' rue niug into the hack )(lid. Scott was disco. vered lying on his lel" sole, upon the pave-stones. seamless% and opi aretitly dens, ; he had received two violent cootari.rias, or fractures, in the beck part of his head, which in a few hours terminated his existence; he was lying with his fret towards the kitchen window, and his head towards air op posite wall, which divided the yard from the ad joining one. A model of the home and premises Was exhibited to the Jur!. and it evidently ap peared that the deceased had struck his feet against the sill of the kitchen window, by which be had been thrown backwards in The pennon in which he lay. Clear ea this fact w is, Mrs. Scott and two if h er d aile t i t ero swore th a they saw the deceased! s4fe on his legs.; that be had his hands on the wall, sod was endeavouring to ricape,hut that Barrow. slough caine behind and attack Am with a stick, which occasioned Isis fall and consequent death. The deineausor of those witticisms, pod the manner in which they F are their evidence, was but ill calculated t i obtain credit. Their tests. stony was conifer" to all the probsibilitira of the ease; and, upo s the surgeon who examined the deceased being c4llett, he espressed his COO. viction, that the fractures the unfortunate many bud received insist have ItcPn the effect of a core ussion, by the bead being vedeetly propelled spina a hard fiat substance, an I could neither have beets pro duced by a blow Gloss a stick, nor by a fall biwk wards ft oin a wall low enough for ;.• 111d11, to rends his hands over; and he was also confulearo Ina hail he fallen from the wall, his pieilion mint have been the rewerki of that it aus. It elpi.cartql that Bur row, tough, whin he heard the deco-eta / fwil, ex pressed his astomshitiout and concern that a man should have con 00000 mod so tiepin-cote au act to avoid being arrested fur such a ttifling debt its 101. The iiiiincenee of the officer we- so manifest, not only front the cross-examitaition of Mrs. Scott and her daught.r, but the evidence of the &Neon. that Ida Lordship would not put him upon la's defence. He was of opinion there was not the sliehest f 'iodation for the pro.ecitti 0000 0 and, consequently, under_ his Lordship's direction, the Jury primunueed a verdict of acipsiital. . _ _ , - The Aerie,' finished on Vl r edneerlae. Salience+ of the Crown Prisotirro who took their trials brfore Sir lirsioN Ix BLANC. K 'sight : Adam &sok% for an unnatural crime; William %Villianis, for at d'ibing his wife; Hear! Youitg, fur having wilfully .but at. and •uusoled, Unload Par lingtou ; Ralph WA HPIII, Pere, for limme-Lrraking ; Joseph Jack....n and Thomas Hallpike, fur uttering forgcd Rauh of onto ; S.o.olivirle, for forcing and rsitering a bill of exchange fur tO. : Thomas Coates, fur forgiuz a bill of ta. change, value 1991. Ms. with an intent to defraud ; Jans e Tong, fir horse.stealing ; Henry Cooper, fur highway rob ben ; and James Gleams, for ►ttaliug a eon and a heifer— received sentence of death. Thorns% Cook, fur stealing several Bank of England notes, 41—tiblginent Leiria Williams and William Muttony, for rioting at Liner rreeive jail:meut in the Court of King's Bench. Wus. Clarkson, kl sl 'recut Riley, and Elisabeth Bedpan, fur etesking—Transported for seven years each. ,Francis Owens, Isaac Praisms, and Peter Degrares, far itenimlt ; Rose Dunn, liarialet Nl•Ginins, Bridget Collie, Catliti Inc *Coy, and .% on Murphy, hn paying rountt rfeit ruin; Ann Haworth, acquitted of the murder of her child, but gritty of comicaling—lmpriaoutil t 2 months earls. Joseph Greenwood, for manslaughter; John Coglilan and Richaril Hecteshaw, guilty of stealing; and Jonall ca. wood, fur tendering a cuadlerfeit shilling—lmprisoned six months each. Isaac Piave, guilty of isasslaughicr—lmpriboned tbort month.. Richard Wragatt, fur bijano)—lsprimmed two months. • • • • Peter Forrest wad JoAut Caldwell, for nutwillimbt,r s t ud Jobe Law nut! Timmer Ryas, guilty ut otteliag—loarirotud our mouth rerh. John Coklax, admitted evidence \rues' Henry Conper ; Jane Hughes, Alice Murphy, James Grinishaw, David L i ; idevn Yates, Richard Widussive, Margaret Waters worth, and George Ittntris--IXtrc acquitted. .a 4,11 Porker, Elizabeth Hering, naming Roberts, Tim mins PelW4/11, Thomas Militia, James Molywrin, and M2ly Sharpies—Were discharged by Proclamation. In crvisequrnce of the resignation of Auctits 41.0 CAMPRISLI, Esq. the Nlagistrates and Council of Edinburgh have appointed JA311.1 GOLDIN, tell. first Bailie, JOll7l CiLOAG, EBl. second Bailie, dud literate Mater !tar. Esq. third Bailie; they have also appointed WILLIAM GILCHRIST, Esq. 4th Bailie, and Dt: "max Cowan, Eaq. old Bailin, in the room of Mr.Gtisent:trr, and Hun Ear Burr's, Esq. merchant, third Merchant Counsellor. The Thistle schooner, of 8 guns, captured, on the eth of February, the Dutch ship Howie, of 10 guns, and .52 men, with a valuable caw from Batavia to New-York, and carried her into Bermuda, after an action of four hour:. and an half, in which the facie had one man ki!lrd the Dutt Ad mi ml Ilt G3nr.. • persenger,, and serer nien wounded. The Thisile had one man killed, and Lieut. l'uocula and six sten wounded. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wur-Ofiee, dpril g 4, lit 10. Ist Repiinetit of Life Gourds--Lirtit. John Tonikyns to be Ui o Troup, by purchase vice Oliver, who retires. ad Regisueot of Iliragouu Guarthe:aaieuige MachHu, Ctut. to by l'ornet, without purchase, vice Shoat, proinotesi. load Ittiticient of root—Capt. E. J. Pli'lllrcKer :Murray, frost the 7,2.1 Foot, tubs Major, by purchase, vice Hea ter, alto retires. Cooveritsione septa by the Lord bloat-wee of the Corey tf Kent. 11 . '1.1 Kent Militia. Champion &Marti Hi.el.lll, E q. to be Captain, vice Spn i ce--dated 21i, 18419.. Lieut. C. I). V. Tears 1u be ditto, vice.litittes,nsigued-- dated January In, lb 10. . Ensign George Aolb , n n :',14 to b. Lieutcuant, wire Collins —dated August Eurign Julius 'Solariltoo to lie ditto, rice! rope—dated Aug. *7, iOO9. Ensign Robert P.ge to be ditto, rice Parsons—dated August 7.16. isog. Charles David Wilkins - nroy, Gent. to he ditto ; vice roes stom—dnit d Atersit e te , J, i Ensign Alextinikr lieddock to be ditto, vire !skits, resigned —dated October oh, Moo. Easigu Philip Bottum to he ditto—Listed as abuse. Ensign Prevtou to be ditto, vice all, It ..gsbetl—.dattil 11)(tobcr 27, I eiv9. Easigok Ritliuo Iliddoek to be ditto, vies Terry, promoted-- dated Febioary 6, 1141111. Pliltp Hutton, Gest. to be F.naimi—dated Aut 121, 1809. William Fteildock, (irul to be ditto, vice Peak, promoted— dated tkilober 41i, i Joke Thomas, Gent. to be ditto, vice &marines, promoted— dated October in, FroticieHrtyrrood Brows, God. to be ditto, eke Pare, pro- - Intotr4,—asted Dereuot;er 11, low% Henry ketchley, lieut. to be ditto, vice Prestoo, promoted— . deb d Maid 111,.181,1. Richard Itirrett,Gesit. to be ditto, vice Button, promoted— doted Murat vs lain. William Harker, ieut to be Seirreon—dated J see to, tvog. East Kent .iitlitsa. Lieutenant James Simmons, to be Captain, vice kinpley, re signed—dated September 30, 1609. William Brooks,ticut. to be Lieuteosnt, rice Page, resigned - . --dated July s, 1109 Eneigu Gamsliel Braille to be ditto, vice Simmuus--tiated September Jll. 1,104. Philip Henry Pinous, Geut. to be Easier—dated July 8. 1110 g. PARTN ERBIII Pi sSOLVED. llamas Ruby and John l.skto 12t cuter, twourrs, Bonin ley, Warwick --Jauttary 1, tam. James Butterwort's awl P. Millard, grocers, No. 23, Bi shopseitte-strret.withiwit, Loudon —April 21, ism. William {' l+brr, and Joseph Underwood, tutor., Birmiug. boot, ‘Varwick..—Mareli tti, 12 au. Alsrzaret Illsgruve, and Mary Slagrove, dress-staters, Bath —Sr pt. 29, tiny. Thomas Breeds, of Griffnes.wharf, Suutliaark,Serrey, and Thames Janes Breeds, liastiage, Sussex, merchants.—Dcc. ts , Ki • Charles Sl 4 Niven,SAMllei Greep, Benjamin Green the rider, Slant-heater, r, and 'I hurbas Strickland, Cirri pout, Lusteaster, dyers —lh-crusher 31, 1 Ina) Samuel Carrington, and William Harrison, Leek, Stafford, inerrers.--.ltreteit 1, 1417. _ _ . Robert 11)at .t s the elder, awl Robert Davies the younger, Mukllemlc, cbesittneuura s.— F. IMMO" i, ISM Miitir. rtb, Niclioks Wit h., orlh, Thorns's f.; William Clouts, and Liunel Lloyd, Ma.whvotier, Lanc4sttr, cottou.spi , nere —April 9, 1 is I it. Sain«.leitz. Nsuebeater, l.nsteaster, sad Liosit I lokin, Wat:dt , irorth, Surrey, c Ilgineere —April 21, is in. f:t urz , . Lizbleu, 'hamlet!, and Charles Canute, Eaq Tay bank, tnerrbsuis —Decreatber 31. 144 09. %% r Mll a 11 ' al ker and Hubert Huriocks, Rotliugbain, lees. '..rtuserr.—April Is, . _ _ 1111711 Dogirao,L4 ninnies Visith, No. 61, Coo ouu et t, 101141044 ougashauls.—Apra )13, RA?iKßlllrrelr-s ENLARGED, Li'lo►d, late of iiimaalwell High.stiert, {fiddle. rash rope-maker, hoot April as, to Noy 7, al ten, nt LOll4Oll. Aire Price and William Cross, of Bristol, !merchants, from April i 4 to May„ at ten, nt Guillthlll, Loudua. aiNkRUPTS Elwabeth Dobson, of Beverly, Yo r k, dealer aad chopwo sum, to sum:lnter, April t;, Jo, and June 6, at eii veil ..1 the Dug aud Duck lust, Beverley. Attu, nc:,, 31r. F. Pc rer tieoro Laws Ic Neve, of Ipswich, Suffolk, draper, to torreuder, April es, at ten, 31sy p, at Moe, au 1 Jnne s, at ten, at tiuddball, I.uudtat. Attorney, Mr. Parlor, Wel bruolt. Thomas Clayton, of BoHinton, Chester, eactoalkr, to • ar semh r. lay 7. at r•is. 8, and Jana 5, at ten, at the Ball's tlea.llsn, m Maretesfieht Attorneys Mr. David Brf).ne, Mserlesfield ; and Messrs. Wr i ght at:4l Pickeriad, Paper. bulhlins, lame Temple, l.uu um. lit twy . ' kceles, late r alP. verley, Yurlt, contractor, la sur render May 4, 5. aud Jour .1., at eh yea, at the igar km, In Bt veriey. Anyway', Mr. Samuel 11ail, Beverley. Francis limit, of Bristol, butcher, to sure.aler, April id, May go and Jame 5, at twelve ut Lion len, Broad street, 10, Attorneys, :M essrs. Cl.trke sod S Bristol ; and Mears. James anti Alar...tt,, New. law, Landon. Thomas Cha„tler, now or late of H arrm' Chester, booker, to sotrendet. May 9, I and Jame 5, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nurthwielt, Cheater. Allot .ey., Munn. Leigh ■nd Mown, New Dridge•atreet, Luenkos ; awl Mr. Marker, North whit . Jobs Tebbat I. of Nottingham, dealer and ellapman, to sur render, May 9, at three, mot Line 1, at ten, at the Pooch Bowl, Nottiw„thana Attorneys, Heroes. Middle:nom and Pe , ey, Nottingham and Measto. Nltiodougall mid Hume., Lowolo's•lun New-Square, LOlnfloll Thomas Haney, of tVourtstaelt. Oxford, hatter, to sorry o der. 3lay 3,4, and Jane 5, at twelve, at the Riled Hotel, Temple-row, Itirminglram. Attormys, 3lrsars. Bkasdale, Akatawler, and Holmes, New-laa, I.oadon i and Mr. M. le- Itiserisaglmni. Benjamin' Greets, of Aiskew. nodule, Yak, tatt1e...3..10.er, to %uneasier, Mny 7, e. &odium 5, at the Mack Some, dote. Attorney., Mr Janaon, hedale i and Meats. Lo diagton mad H.II, tietnaelariee-OINco, Temple, Loudon. May 7. Thomas Aslmion, of Stanford, tiara-draper, at elves, et 01T4.emit lea, St. Marton's, Stamford Baron. May sta. George Davis, of Cranitouni.street, Leicester. fields, limn draper, at our, at (jai dhall, May tgi Joseph Hmberts, of Gariten•row, St. George's- Gelds, Stoney, hiker, at lea. at Guildhall, Londe*. May i. Marlaenn Alrhautkr, Harper, tate of Easing. York, fler.Ov.....cr.ut the Star Inn, Sten:Tate, Yolk. 31+y 1,7. John Chad , im, of Heaton ;Nevis, Mum-hamar, rlirch ni. ttttt feelurcr, at twelve, at the Kea lao. inn, livid Non is. May in. William' Folu, of Cherry-garde' street, Bermontl stry, Surrey, timbevnaercliant, at twelve, at Guildhall, I .oilitun. May Eli John Winds, of llonanl-street, Strand, Nlidilleset, navy agent, at 4.01 e, Se G 1 0 ,111311, 1.0J , 1411.14 Slay Vl. Jilin Walter the VUOIOZer, uo v or late of Shad Thames, Marry, asebot.sualth, at twelve, at Guildhall, London M av 19. Thomas Lureesek, of Sittimitboura, Kent, woollen draper' at eleven, at Guildhall, Laporloo. May 19. Joins Hooter, late of the Strand, M. Marlia'a.lus-the fields, Miihllesam, tailor, at eleven, at tlashlliall, London. Slay 4i. Tboursa Cotton, late of Tbretilueedis. street, Lon don, hut uow of the Grove, Hackney, Shadiest %, Swim rance-biuker, al eleven, at Guildhall, Linishui Moly 2.2 Jov 1.11 fonder, of dn. Pais .t.rot, MihiN fields, Loa pate r•ltavvr, at vie , . 1, at Guildhall. May ,to. F. 3 ,111. King, of Hirst Sherri, Sorrel, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May It. J 2111,1. 11.10/1“.. k, otherwise David la Josue De ?rade, a 3.1 Peter Giores, ahtte inerthains, at t u rf% e t It o D.,;; and Dyck Tavern, S. !',. atuu-upon-liall. • May Is. J.nues Hitchcock, othruiee late of Sell%costes, Yriik, while leid eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tawas, Se..le ▪ (M• upon-Hull. May 19. Edward Knight, of Horsleydoe lighterma ~ at twelve, at Guildh il , Lunde's. May 19. James. limiter, Lite of Weston-Cu! , bridge, farmer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lomita. May 17. John Himmel% of Bridport, Done!, - at ekven, at the George Inn, Crea kerne, Some, Stl May a. Fleury Chabaud, of Plumbtree-pie e t . Aliddlesex, Jeweler, at eleven, at Guildhall, Julie 2. Levi Samuel Linp,ing and William Henri. of Green Lettuce-lane, London, merchants, r Guildhall. Jane 2. Levi Samuel Lingin, of Green Lettace. don, merchant, at ten, ,t Guildhall. May 15. John Thorpe, of Vie street, Cliroulo, Kt. 1114rtin's.in-tlie- Fields, Middlesex, victuallvi , Guildhall, London. May 16. Julia tVlaittivi%liam, of Liverpool, eleven, at the Globe 'Favern, J ulniaiteret, May a 6. William Yerdaley duties, of Liverpool, t' at twelve, at the Dull and Punch Bowl, Dale-sti, Pool. May HI. Jonah Cylaner, of l'ilkingtol, Lancaster, rom a manufacturer, at too, at the Star lout Dcanagate, Man chester. ale, Muni,, Iltilir, c am , ir "mus t . r IPu 0,11•14,11 me Li .1 , 4 1 f , at trig, Lii. an.log strret, ler, ut uste,al tal grower. at •rlrs,. / 1. tsar-deal er street, Lim! . • CERTIM ITES—Ntav lieury Wood, of tiretu I/ingot' yard, llnlip on ,, mid,il met, Join Brown, late of 1..,mg-litee, Rol toondsey, Snrrey, tuas. iin Lynass, of Skerton, Lancaster, mariner. NiV.IL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. *Pall. ?.3. Arrived the /Tardy goo-brig, froin a raise ; dud Agincourt trimiport, from PI ) mouth.—We!id S. HARWICH, APRIL 2.1. About six o'clock, yesterday evening, the re Wire, cold laden, the Atlas, the Arrow, and another; an of Sunderland, were token by a French privateer, of 13 guns, between the long.slid and the Ketnisti Knock. The. Ma s ter and crew of the Atlas gritted their eltip before the privateer came up with her. and got on hoard the light-boat ; they arrived here this morning with the information. when a rice brig, the Custom-house cutter, and a plley, sated in pursuit of the privateers Ruth captured re.sels.— Wind South. ANCERNPIII. APRIL. The Urgent gumbrig. at:d Airear cutter. have sailed for the ttic. The itillowing 'periods are now lixed for the siding of the covroys Nat the Nore ; far I. i. , ttettiptirg, April 29 ; April 27 ; direct, May 13. DRAT., APRIL 23. Soiled the Forin»a, Crawley, for ; rod several other*, outward-b.,uusi.--11iiud FROM LLOYDS LIST. GatcisEnth Anti L —.lsravell the Clartgoa, Swift, from Monte Video; -----,Camel , from St Natuln; awl the Caltdiiiiia, —•-•-•„ from Toomille. The sloop Speedwell, of Ancryswith, CHAIM JONES. Master, from Newry, mitts a cargo of brae -tones, sprang a leak near the Parkes, to esirdigso Bay, and immediately sunk. The crew with dif ficulty gut out the boat just in time to sore their. 'ekes. What renders the accident more &nes-- ing is, the clew of the sloop brineible lost, on Brow • Beach, in a gale of wind, nit the 25th ull. were, ;I board; auJ 201. in money, for which they had .tad the ternains of the wreck, tor -flier with their cloth iug, sunk in the Speedwell. The crews of theta° tonfortuonte %loons, were picked up %oat, siltr by the sloop Sineerity, which was foriunatdr within a league, and observed the Speedwell go dowa. We (Kerry If !Jerald) have received the following extract of a letter (rota Valenti', relatne to the vessel lately put in there by stress of weather: " VA LISITIA, •PIIIL a, ISM am very twitch sarpriweal is have wry vowel stated is Tone paper to he a Gin,..asaam, sad brought is hereby Mr. Tr..ut *e•st I i. the RC hood's. Lisey, of New tot, jolt !Oat for %laterforJ, with flaxseed, tar, cotton, staves. and h.tards. :eel I :nal owe nn nresereattan to Mr. Buren, sursesor of Valetsti3, who brottxht vise in at the earth en trartee.—l am Sit, &e. " ROBERT 24 EGEN All loy black taco are freemen of the Coifed States of Adrift:as The vessel Inst her &remit and rudder, and 60111 r of the crew tort their hence the ita•—ege." Mr. Mum SMITH. who knight the f.tal duel with the late Mr. W. PRIEST, and left this country to join the British artily in Spain, surrendered and took his trial at l!risiol on Thursday last. Ife was hone usably acquitted. Wednesday, John MiDandd stuod on the plat form. et the Crow', Glasgow, with the following label on his breast— •s COXrided of Theft fines in employers--Insnisked Ike eily." fie had a wedge of snap hung beside him, to shew more particularly the crime for which he was thus punished. 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