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they shelved much military atoll, conti nually forming in square uefore my cavalry. Yet notwithstanding their extraordinary efforts, they .ve here entirely routed, hail not the rest of the Frenca troops who remained in Berlaugiis came to their aid, and covered their retreat into that town. My troop, wlto, as well as their horses, had eaten nothing the whole day, required rest and refreshment, and therefore retired to Atienza. The enemy had 40 killed, and 50 wounded ; and we took atte prisoner cud three horses, with a num ber of muskets and knapsacks. We had only three soldier. , killed, one of the cavalry and two of the infantry. We had 14 men and 16 horses. wound ed ; of the latter 3 are dead. "1 shell not enter into any eulogium of the officers and soldiers who were engaged us this ac tion: it is sofileient to say. that they every day ac quire greater glory, and chew themselves more worthy of the utmost esteem of your Excellency end the country. God preserve your Excellency usaav veers. " Er, EMPECIN ADO." " A Won. Aug at, 11110." The Council of Regency of the kingdom, in re weed of this anccess,and recollecting the long series of brave actions performed by this truly.deserving. Patriot in the defence of our cause, has thought rropev to confer on him the rank of Brigadier of the Royal Armies, as a proof the high esteem in which it holds his services, more especially as his eutaleaty has not asked any reward, though he has deserved the most distiugoi shed. PRIVATE CORRhSPONDENCE. " LISBON. OCT. 13. " The country is drove. The country between Coimbra acrd Lisbon is almost all like Bagshot Heath. Every hill is a fortification—the form, • crescent. ‘Vithin the chain we have collected all the produce of the country through which we have retreated. We are consequently abundantly sup plied, with Lisbon in mir rear, while the enemy has nuth. .7. Our right fleck is co►ered by the Tagus, and our left by the ocean. Within the fortified cbaht we have 70.000 fighting men. Romans is descending south of the Tagus, with about 15,0n0 men. Gen. Wilson and Silveira are in the north, on the enemy's rear. O'Donnell eastward. " On Monday Marshal hlassena dined in Coim bens in a convent. Captain Mellish, with • flag of tutee. dined with him—all politeness—but tin 1!c -change effected of wounded. lie promised within a month to be in Lisbon—mere gasconade ! " The French hoops commit horrible excessev— break opts ell houses not opened to them ;,.--and judge of their privations, when myself, for twenty lit hours, mid get no bread, meat, or scarcely water. A glass of wine would have been worth five shillings. The inhabitants flying, earry all off. " P. S. The French. as far as I can collect, are 60.000 muskets ; followers few ; no luggage. Their cavalry are believed to exceed 20,000 ; but one British regiment is equal two of them ; mere hack.. The 30th Itegiutent is laudtd, and we daily gala strength." ♦NOTNEE LETTER. " The Coasul-Geueral has given us all notice, that no passengers or tonnage can be had on hoard tnnsparts; we must therefore shift for onrselvem.— Tba transports received orders this morning to bend sails immediately, and you may imagine what confusion every thing must be iu at such a crisis. All the roads from Thoniar and the neigh bouring tovins are full of men, women, and children, witk whet affect■ they can brim: away with them. The Duke of Brunswick's regiment. 1000 itrong, embarked yesterday for N'illa Franca, ■nd early this morning two regiment, arrived here from Cadiz. 1 have been informed, and I believe by those who know well, that Lord IVtilingion has above 40,000 regular troops, besides the militia, which are very numerous and well-dib cielitied. A number of wounded an ,Sul here tu day." AMERICA. DILTIM1111::, SEPT. 14. "It having been ascertained that among the sea. men on boort, the British brig Netley. now lying in oar river, there Vijs a native of Maryland involun tarily detained, the people of Fe:Fs Point prer•are d themselves to release him. All things being in readiness, two gentlemen waited upon LlCOt. writ J4C4400 lost evenin g. and deinandcd the man. The Lieutenant matte some hesitation as to com plying with the requisition. but was given to tin derstaud that only one hour was allowed him to de liberate. The sailor was scat nn shore within the limited time, and the brig has since moved farther down the river."—(Hahiet. Erenixt Poo.) 41 We are credibly informed, that the semen attempted to be rescued front the Aetky, was ob. taiwed from a French prison in the Vest Indies, by exchange for a Frenchman; and that fur this pur pose he had claimed the rights of a subject of Great Britain, and voluutar.ly entered her service after 'Ws release. a. After ms discharge, repeated attempts were made by the. Democrats t., induce hint to give a false statement of the concoct at sea of the Com • maader of the netlty towards 40 America!, C.p. • lain. of a nature to instigate the molt to ottloit her. Th. Gtlin', however, was cout.lit will, • andrefused to be ashamed." ifaiti.wrefe.l.l;,p.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, • TUESDAY. OCTOBEIt Govertuneet ars in hourly expectation of Dis patches from Lord Was.t.tturros. They had not arrived at a late bear last night. From private a cc oun ts, however, it appears. that some change had taken place in the position of the Allied Arrays since the writing of his Lordship's dispatches re ceived on Saturday. His head-quarters had been removed to Arguils, one league from Bueellas ; the right at Abuser., on the Tagus; the left was at Torres N'erloss; the centre about Sebrule, occupying a line of five leagues in extent.—Affairs of posts were hourly occurring, in which the Portuguese, under General CoLe, distinguished thernselveX ; as also the piquet. of the Duke of BRUNSWICK'S corps, who are peculiarly Awed and particularly expert in that seri of warfare. in one of thest affairs, Capt. HARVEY had received a bad wound in the ann—it is feared that autpiatatiou must take place. IVe received last night French Papers to the 12th, and Dutch to the 14th inst. but they do not contrin any intelligence of interest. Mails are arrived from Cadiz and List)Ou ; the letters and papers by the latter me to the lath. They state that Ito•aA%.t %. as crossing the Tagus with about 10,000 Spaniards to join Lord Wet- N GTO N, and that MoartElt had joined MAMMA with about an tios' number. Tile allied troops were within the Mafra lines, and the enemy all al , mr, their front. A battle was soon expected. "It will," says the Lisbon Paper. " be a battle of giants." The number of inhatatinits which dad Sal berm:: the ;unties into Lisbon is estimated at 40,000. The excesses committed by the Prem.}, oit their lice of march were horrible. The Cadiz Papers afford nee proofs of the spirit of the cans try, the activity ti,e Gueralles, and the iadig,natioo of the prople against the invader. We announced cesterday the arrival of New York Papers to the iGth last, and stated the prin cipal part of their substance. We this dq give an extract, containing an account of en outrage committed on a British sloop, charged with dis patches for Mi. JACILSOL—Tbe Yellow Fever has broken out in North Carolina. A Meeting of the Inhabitants of the County or Kent. upon the subject of Parliamentary Reform, was beld yesterday et Alaidstime.—A full Kelton of the proceedings is given in our subsequent columns.—A Geutlerasn proposed th►ee cheers for Sir FRAILIS BUIDEIIt, but the aselios met with ISO eaestatrgetneet. The Lords of the Admiralty have promoted all the Commanders to the end of 180.', ye, who are employed in actual service, to be Post Cap tains; and eo of the Senior Lieutenants of the fleet, Mho are First Lieutenants of effective ships of the line, to be Commanders. The commissions to he dated on the Clot inst. the anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar. Dispatches have been received frog General GILAMAII St Cadiz, which mention that two more regiments liner been sent from that garrison to re inforce Lord Wse.tin orus '4 army. Tuese regi ments have joined. A detachment from the 3'l Dragoon Guards, sta tioned at Blatchiagton„ are under orders to proceed to Portsmouth, to embark with other detachments, to rcinfurce our army in Portugal. A large reinforcement of Officer* and men are to be sent nut by the first ship, to that excellent ail highly disciplined regiment, the fist Light Dra goons, at the Cape of Good Hope. After the battle of Buxom, it flag of truee from tlicAllieriArtuy went on some !minors' toMASSEN A'S head-quarters. On tli;s occasion Mises:NA said 4 4 t• . ; I t i,„, L or d WELLINGTON means still to op pose me, but it is of no use, I shell succeed." On the return of the gag of truce this was mentioned to Lord WELLINGTON. Who observed, that Masses a might succeed, but it would not lie this year. it:- NOT and several other officers sent thuir compliments to Lord Watt.snotox. The First Regiment of Carmart'-enshire Local consmasided by Lord Oviszvoit, on per- Institut duty at Brecon. was inspected on Wednes day last by Colonel Alomr sans. who expressed himself in the warmest terms of approbation on their soldier-like appearance and proficiency in mi. litary tactic•. The Of of the corps g■ve a bail at the Golden Lion in the evening. which was spl n. dilly attended by the Gentry of the town and iscivhbourhood. The Eton-mica which appeared in en Evening Paper. and has •itice been copied into most of the Daily Paper.. that the trial at Bar between Sir F. BUIMETT and the Speaker of the Hong,. of Common. was to take place en the Moth Nor. next. is Meer rect. The trials fixed for that day are those between the lion. Baronet and the Serjeant-at-Anus. and Earl Mutaa, as Constable of the Tower. The qiievtion as to the validity of the Speakeis Warrant stands to be argued by Demurrer. An Inquisition was taken yesterelay, at the Crown in Oxford-Fines, on the body of an rlderly in ms of the name of Tranter„ Istely an officer in the army, who rut his throat at his lodgings in Oxford-street on SO III! ly morning. Thr deceased committer! the !virtu! 114 t whil.t s} tying himself in hi. bed-room lie I.:o.1 ieot the arrrouot of the house to protium hnn lair.:•000loa, in order that he might not be dap. I tirbr4. i.e dreamed, who had just recovered fr• , m vtoleot rev. r. ,eve eel the win d-pipe. Ha weep Ar'y pr..v. I 1 to have hell tits of inaosity, aid a itid.ct to that effect wouoi:lirertd. k_4 l, 4 1 1 4,)B..tk___ Itrikz .1,1,." ---•( 44 - i" - - -- - -"w"-\--.21 .'! , OnETR 7. Dn. BUSBY • VINDICATED, A JIM o'reravr. B. EPIIRAIM EPIGRAM, Eaq. if Ittmsv, a xeltolar so truly diuterniuty, The Rnd io.rottneJ, u conducive to learning ; In pirsuit of inarro,enacut in 'more sud sat, Eie,d•gl adopted—to snake the boy% SY sat ! • Formerly Master of IVetosioster School. NOTHING TO DO, GENTLEMEN. •N READING TRW LTTRACT7 FROM THE SELECT GOBI- miTraL .SINECURE PL•CCI. 'Tie stamefit:, erird W--LtY, R--E, sail the rest, To lint at this seorriloss rate, Witco iu finis Repeat, It is proved by themselves, We's e dose not.itose to joint* the State ! Oct. G, J. D. TO THE EDITOR. SIR-The following %ref.' were written ingesedistely after reudine thir ikon account of Lord Wellington's victory uv er Mastless. You will excuse imaecoreey, es ibey were 'be work of may a fro rootless l'ut will oblige me by in @tiling them w >nor excelltul Paper. remain, Sir, you wont obliged, W. A. IitRYSON. 35, Trio. Col —Thursday morning. The bolt has burst !—the hates Bond Has poured its thunders long and loud 0.1 Britain's prostrate foes ! That clued which hang m lung mortified, Has to in fiery storm dntcuded r By all the train of death attended, And Wat's destructive w 1. They Willy tlineight the Lion slept, But atm in tears of blood have wt.pt Their error grid their pride. They sate that Liun &us: nal, cure, On %tithes Ileki, and E,typt'i: Yet aridly flared his strength °nee inure, And in the trial died. The Prince,• who 'inlad the blood-gaited boo& That cla.p'd the brows of SuwarTow, And boned It round his own; thi Alpine rinks nhcc.e standard rose, Whew kits/n:ln blood Taught kg the British bayonet, kuoas Fear dwells is slaves alone: Pine, while we twist- the Marti wreath Fur then, who gladly peree'd their breath la freeduaa's righteous cause, Be those forgot, their Country's pride-s The Men of Portugal—Ors cl.ed By Erin', and Britannia's side, And gain'd a world's applause ! But wberefuse heaves the Slunarcli'. Why pensive rolls his beamless eye Alas! tnu just my fears-- Oh! may the glo,y a the Kt an The healing balm Of comfort 'ming, Disarm of its sting, And dry the FlTllle.'• teen ! • Massena. f The sv is pronounced by the Ressians likc tiro es I have taken the liberty of retaining this pronunciation is one w only. I Alluding to the state of the Princess Amelia. PkINCRSS AMELLL Her Royal Highnessa the Princess A 1111.1 46 re launeot to say, was greatly afflicted, on Siituiday night and during Sunday, with .trolig fainting Gt..; she had but very little repose oo Sunday meal.— lier Royal Highness prays fervently to be deltvered from her affliction's. By the latest Recounts last night, her Royal Highness continued in the some distreseing state as she has done for some time pest. The KINU, Quests, and all the Royal Family. vit‘itpd her 1103.1 Highness in the coarse of yes terday. Vesterdor mot ee iee MAJErrnr. the Dukes orYnns. KIM?, CUMBERLAND, Iliad CARBRIDO", Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, llCCOMpoierl by Lord W• 14111014.111, Count Muswrog, Lord AR. ORM, Lady Tuvsmt, General CAUTWRIORT, Co lonel. TAYLOR and DISBROW', rode in WiOilsOf -heat Park till half-past twelve o'clock. Hi. Grace the Duke of Noatout hes left Arun del Castle, for Loudon. _ - - The Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND is gone to pass a few slave at Belvoir Castle. Yieeount MOUNTJOT arrived last evening nt his house in Portmao-square r from Oibtsr4h Norfolk. - Sir Romer Wit.son is expected to leave town shortly. for Constaistinnple. Mrs. linetest's house iii at. Joratier.vquire i. preparing for the reception or the family. who are shortly expected. Mr. cud EI.I7ABETE WHITBREAD, end fa mily, arrived no Friday at Ryde in the Isle of Wight. Arrived at the Landon Hotel, Rtlinhergli.— The Night Hoe, Earl Piney, Sir J P Peir, Rart. Lady Pile, the Hon tiles Begot, the Hee. Edward Louth, Diehard Christ* BIITI9O, Esq. Itollutte Tertakire), J. C Heaton, Esq. and Condit, He.•ry Sutton, Leg. Mrs. hettnu, J H. Illeg;e, Elbe, the Right Hon. Sir Joh* Animater, Ban M.P. mad Julie Joseph Ihlloa, Eiq. Temple, Landon. On Tuesday hist Mr.. Joao,' a took her dual leave of the Liverpool audience, in the character of the Widow Be hasn't, in the Comedy of The Way N Keep Hint. She performed the character with that unaffected simplicity and nAtural vivacity in which she is so Inimitable; And when the play was over, she came forward and took her leave of, the audience io a very graceful and impressive Amidst r. The hoes. testilled their admiration of her 'win *ceased talents by the loaded aprlauses, and Airs. Joint hamar seemed greedy al evted. The ',wine evening Miss NORTON, from the Coveid-Carden Theatre, male her Snot apresratice this asisoo, in the part of Mrs. Licensors, and as. must favours recetied. gqi.4lo) NUSIC'AL FE: _ _ tr 4 oil The elf M • reollml. thich on There:jay evening wetk, was attends numerous-and radieuces, and iperforibartcesgeve UniVerind Sal istartiee. COII4I/111 delight a and eon:l:shed her ru the ireaktimiter, ecttntraes. and swertnt roicty •atid the brilliancy of her eet-euc manntrs were iicairtly less captivating musical talents. She has made an 'mitres• that will nut mow be forgotten ; and we alts exprestied her gratttude for the att, received.—Among the eitinpany who hot tweeting-with their patronage and presen t His Grace the Archbishop of York sad your, and Dacbesa of NewcAstle, the Dowager Dathei rustle, tho F. Art of Chesterfield, K G Lady C. Rawdon, Lard and Lady Seamdale sad and Lady Vernon, Lewd end 1.t.) Waterpart Lady C. Capri all.: fosni . ly, Sir Rnlert sad O m Bra:nley, the Han. Adm iral Cu, zon , the Dent. Di Sir %% - indoor and 1.34 y Ilinotrilte nil foam y, yin Lally 1)111/3Zer Lady liner), Sir Robert vic Cliaddraden), Sir Rola..rt Peek aed Witham sod the tips. Lady Raashald, Sir tic, Esisherbert, Sir thigh mkt Lady Bateau sad The receipts, includ ng the collection and donation+ from some of Cite prig, formers, amount to a large sum; bet has nut yet come to our knoo ledge. The Hon. L. STANn , tPt:, sou of t IlAnett+G row, arrived •t his father's Jam s'e Palace en Sunday evening, from i n Portugal, on account of ill health. Lord EusToe, we are sorry to say. lc au Sun day. ■t his seat at Waketi a m.H .. Majne-Gettentl PATIIII 1s eXptcted created s Dorsett of t4rest Britain. A duel was •bout to ink, place in C Fields yes9erday,.betwixt two (leade n MIMICS of Doses end ILsaettmeos. . and a Ftorgeou; but the officers of juhtiee and both were held in sureties to keel, t' The Stole Lottery teegion aw l fi n i,h, lost Friday, when the following Capita: I sold by Erring. in 25 Shares :- 1107 a Clam B ..... ...L 1, , 1,1111 MAP D 5,077 Claw • . Ns. i, Conditll, near the Motown.. The follow lag Capital Prises were .&d in let tiliares; iu the Lottery that finehed hat :—. lle. si ' Clan A ........L sons • ty Cheer C •20,..' 11,308 • . This D 1,572 ckas D I The fortunate Shan -holders may r usoney on desatutd,at 4, Co/shill, awl Cross. . For several years past, BIANSCOMB sn had the pleasure to present the poidit w the Capital Prises sold and Ili ire! by th. Lotte►y drawn last Friday, they he; I. tionoce a continuance of their usual stir: sold, shared, and registered, the fo;lowi Prises, viz.— 4 * 388 flaws C ..... ...r 1,i7 Class A t. 109 - Class II 3, 0 77 Class B 3,4177 Class At then. uld loud oily 011kei in Lomb , Cornhill, 11, Holborn, 38, Noma:let Stroud, *he, e the fortunate hz,l4ers roay mount of their Prises on &man& There is at pr!bent a vsemey fnr a C so Apothecary to that ti•eful incitation, Hospital, Hyde Palk-corner. The far faithfully executed the (lobes of hit, o of 51 }ears to that chari!y, retires on a 1001. W. ytsr. lht ftitlay last the drawing of the Si ,took the e. when No. 27. of the C.' ' of Twenty thousand Pc ands; and Clue B. a vise of Two thousand Pount sold in Shares at Messrs. Hatt:M. l Co. ' s Office, Royal Exchange—the fur lialf,.ooe Fourth, one Ejahlh. end tun and the butler in one Fourth, two E; -011 Site-nths. Hicknoll, the stock-broker, oho hat on a charge of forgery, and for who has been offered, is arid to have drown , The public are cautioned against a ing young man, who calls himself Ci sad Mr. Summers. He is accninpuoie some young female, about 20 years of arrived in London about • week ai : Inot•iogs at an hotel io St. James's. ill fibulas name of the Rev. Mr. Clark, time lie has defrauded a conairieroU trudee-people. The swindlers are at elderly servant man io plain livery. At Marlborough-street Office, of Isaac Summer, a coachman, was held ' assault on a gentleman of the name Friday last. The Defendant is a coachman, and he was blocking up th ing into Soho.square, when the cot teat wed to move-the heed of on e °I for which he knocked him dawn. are too frequent in geotlemen's catch A serious disturbance took pla , :e last week :—A clergyman of that tow atxrid, some time ago became t or Jet t (mewled by another pewit. "L p.y. and the principal harm, the lter. Gentleman was ohligcd to Chepstow for some time. Ile iCialat ago. and the creditors haring übfainea of his arrival, two ohicero were to arrest lion for the money. c house. and took him prisoner ; but alarm produced is the family by ti e soon attracted the atteutiom of the sad a ournerous mob wag spetdily col aituabou of the clerg.yrian's lady, w said, being well calculated to eseite otthe multitude. a party rurtiel t. add set the We. Gestlemaa at lil•crty. leaders- of the mob aftyroarar °l ira tx ffeers tis Otte of the prievo ,l i 1:.. saved them perhaps from I , l.•iit. r.. :nt% to Me (Atha multitude. 'rwo tigui i lute"d' 1° " } lent the nlieeeo • were atter , :Hi hurit by t.:e: pwirce—lind onto t. laiaud r . 4 the setiv,t) Le (01 Mettioteales. the mat, ~as not 4%.iPerEd !1, a's:filit at sight. The mAtter will ; rut , . • made the 'object 41-4,1 inerstirpriato. Rtifie o ili: : ! al 6g t r ,:::11114CCa (Fe stival, d sL:4l t h hlg e e:de r n 4114 . 1211 ; 4 4 c' e I : i li r -' 0 111 ,. ; I : be, e pio r h it: . e rf t i s r o o,,, i Turk i s id, f .. al present., r r . -1 ' ye i. et sit :ft . . . . . .. t i el . 1, , , it l ira, ~,, spew 34: 3 ...... . 1 . 1 ,t,:i i iel n aiiii , era. SR MORI A 80 ectn ts , : g ee/ lc i of her ea.-eue lon °. et lees captio at • •1: c ea mg ,y,„ o f till tam made an 'lope II' : hauls ~.!‘ c : igr, ii i t . h .a ril l I° : ete i ii.,r4 . 141.1 1 i s tY l , dWe o e. et B; : t 4 : : : r . ., , f 3 1 i s ilow; :i i I j, ' 'tr.: ;end nep:t. Sire I the l eri l l a e e l ' h ' 8 cg Robert -l i. . 4 dt i 'dun t ati n : a fr' , : t ' r .' ! I, ' .. t .. • ~.: 44.', . , ! e . te g.1 1 : 11. ‘, ild: ti 0 Il . te rl a ge v e s s:P e r I gr(t t 1 P""). who hnnoorm Main press: Irt ,ILailignidrelyißlaat';:teltililiantrititilaps.diaihotilitilpiCi;".P.' 1 ..., ) " at eePed &se; itr d ;t a k' y Pnh: e i; re irt ot ild; i she :g o.rfs from il:47 t ie s Er - l u ell , 'iui:l:l'l' . mi11ietp5..11.1),,54 to A ~. .•1••=4; ou rtixt I:lti re......: l,,eg.ilowigiir,,c,ai:itui.etp,th.:ievittall 1.141 'OWE ulna tkr 1, 1 or ti 4t 11)1:11a brat l I ns a nok T ri eßr i ey ll lgri c littt: T il: o :Lat:li s l . :3 a l:II as Lents,e: in 0 IR r ut, ta co T ri. :2: 4 . ed to Ili I oar of rot( obi A our • °germ of kustite inurfe . t titt lft";l4:l7l : ll:D the a: M fi ri fi v. :l iv i4l ::::il ' el .' lia; 1 at. " B ..... • - I ~ „. be so fur fts tal Prism wer e so ld 1,, B i , alas itterry that fineled eu fm hi. by lama .t L er,ene 3mi 9 C :2O 2 , 4 r 13201 D :,,, D 41111 ;1 i,t, , r. -holder. may ft,l , e - R 2 4. cu/shill, sad 9, Cher alt It. Hailstone snd C 3.111 lie. went the public moilr ..>t On I and sh ire.! by th. in-... t in t idaY, they beg lea.-to in t of (heir ulnal stlC:r“, ha , , t't p crated. the failmris.; Ci. a. II " t•i• lass C ..... r :,••-.3 r•• 1550 a r • 4 1, 1 lass li lass D 3, u ti :loos D ' , is r Offices In Lomb's,' /V& s: 1 b ' 4 38. 114vrassiet. and 1 at, unatehi,lAers may teacart Iv; . on demand. - 1. , • vacancy Inc a Chaplam ti • 'seta' nistitntioo, -u.t. ia. i , l corder. The farmer ii di e duties of his oilii r op-'.n ~.. sri:y, i tine, on 2 rust.a & r dr2%11)7, a Ow Stitt Lott: I :: . 27. of the Ca sO.i r- :,.. Piuncle; and 2,305, of WII o thousand Poundavt re t i „ t emirs. iIATAND. BURSE. try .x change—the farmer to • ii; 1 E.i.ihth. and two Sextant km ie Fourth, two Eighths, are tat: k-broker, oho has shave p s err, and for whom • red sal id to have drowued isinistl 4.., tioned against • gaittel.i.. ;., calls himself C a p tain .in. trio le is accompanied by sis tyl ibout in years of age. T 2 Wilt • week age, la I 8,, a St. James's. under the taii Rev. Mr. Clark, since st „ ed a comiderabie nunth H swindlers are attended by „.., i plain livery. , ri. strtet Office, on Sit'!'n ; , born. WV, held to bail id its 10 of the name of listar, ~„ defendant is a °enin': r: • blocking up the rya I i c r, when the conaplaisca ti. e head of one of Ins ho „,,, sal him dawn. These , e", in iitlne 11.1 coschtorn. re, oce took plate at Chet* J., man of that town, we 4 ' . in, to became r.s r oinil.te i•, other person, • hich not 1$ I r e principal harm; tildcon , 1 I was ohliw:d to femme f ~, rne. lit it:tamed 2 fey as 1 baring u ffainefl idler! • ~, .:Cr• were di,:,t.:iirti in .' of e tummy. 'ft en entcied in. prisoner ; but the noi.e bo he family by tl a enemata• it. itteutiom of ti:e orighho• iii, was speedily collected. mi yriaan's lady, who W" i' dii .elated to ratite the spin e i party rust%.l into the ha• 1 . 01 .. ---- -. I,l•,rtr. Tile •' IL