The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-05-23 00:00:00

I -,~~, . • ti • eseitilig sympathy and even,rorer. Tin _CHAT'. tl;l.l.wit cf the EACuritutai after reading it with great 'attention, eanant tliscerii Ono! mischievous results•whieli he ton d!t.p, o rate too ruitiute,iti tic discovered by his Intel richer. It . is only she !nor once, tint the Lottery, which courtitincs,.in his opinion the ci il. And thodAh he well knows, that no regtilstious, bon ever ingenious, or severe, call eiie-k. that pernicious and destructive practice; though he is aware that Mr. PITT vainly attempted to mars t i ... or to 04-initiate it ; yet, this religions 51inister, whose morality is the . theme of panegy tic in all the circles of country adulation. , persists to take a Lottery as part of the ordinal resources for Iso2. It is thins that their prat tire, we repeat, etint!atlicts their principles. let the navoli jnil e, whether sorb Ministers deserve pa, hatiteotary and popular support. They are not, lion ever, it must be owned, wholly inctrus)itent. •17 to certainly na tural that the advocates ft,r the innocence of the Ler toiatitander in Chief, snit the avowed defend orsparliamentary venality in the p•rson of Lord Cssvit.ratraGn, should consider the et ils ',unlaced by a Lottery as triling, exaggerated, or iina4inary. •x"' 77 We expect to be c , ou able to annonnee a nerd victory in the Mediterranean. On the .2131 bof lust mouth, tire soil of the like, tso foigabs, stort3o tromports, sailed front Toulon, fur the relief of pareelon's, iot which, as we stated yesterday, they socceetled. Intelligence, however,_ of their ads inoineolistely couraoluicated to Lo►d Cou.ttto vinon, who proceeded in search of them, soul there is every y mow to hope that he will iutereept them on dotr rot tiro .ro Toulon. Vt stated Yea' :era; , 11,)011le authority of the German pu l lers in thel3:h, obit Georrel Srtti LC: force in tin. intri !I of Germany anointed to .1 1.),0Q0 men, and that Colonel Usmcutl, son yf the gallant Gtm.ral, who 114 greatly distinzoialted himself io thetite war between France, is seentid in enininan.l iitidee By the Superb sloop, which arr.ve,l of Yarmouth fromficlignland, Q., Setitrdey titeriain s g.• ,flute accounts of* satisfac tory natures have brea received.—They add, that tileetrieys under BLOCHER; of which the wester enchber are rrieereuteci ‘e be Prussians, hive sactuAly driven the Freikeit oat of Hanover; aunt are currying et ery thing before them in that qua, ter.-. The dtvetchee were deemed of ao . roueli imp ort sore. that the Superb came away the moment the Messenger was received on board, without even waiting for bans!. it is reported, on the authority of w've►sl vei.sels intrust sea. that Marshal Soul? has been defeated by Sir A. Weht.estatt, and that Commas has been retaken by the Spaniards. A GOttehlnifei Mail arrived Ytesterelav morning. It has brought the Address of the Met. Rea Lair to the Diet, explanatory of the circums -.aces that led to' ilte_ellitiige in Cie Government. Ti.e sob *twice of it is Ewen in our preceding colioniss. - 'We rceeiv'ed. yesterday morning, Ilarliaiines Pa pers to the 111 but they (gestalt, no 'Jews. Tie discussmil of the iisibirect of Mr. IPALLMEIR'S claim is to be renewed to-morrow in the House of Commons. 'We miderstand that lie now tory that the validity of that claim for his Irmo and orb-known piddle services, owlet a Treasttry"Con tract, may he left to the fair decision of & Jury of the Country: It appears from the Seville Gazettes to the 48th last, that Josteu BON AP.V. .ignitied his wish to the Cautral Jurors, that Deputies sl 1:1 meet from both parties, to voider on the or-nos of preventing that • stool desolating in the South. which had involved in misery the North of Spain. This 0.- twistable reasno Mat, however, obviously intended to conceal the true one, namely; in the present state of imbecility of the Fliench armies, to time until lie war in Aus-tria 5h•.01,1 be terminated, and . vs ! according lejeete4l with becoming spirit by the Supreme Central Junta. . The Nie.dhle, gnu., Captain BROWN. sail ed An S.4ln May. front the Nore for Halifax , laden with 4000 barrels of gunpowder, and a comities able quantity of naval store..—She is fated up as a Heating battery, and is to remain at Halifax for that purl ew. At the Litt Wiltshire Meeting, which returned thaillts . to Mr. Wanote, a resolution of thanks .voted to Mr. B. Wassit, sleniber fur IVuottuit-Iliassrtt, awl other Me nbers of the Wip e of Comulinid w L., Voted with Mr. Wet/nix in his entsiorities linos: the inquiry into the conduct of tire I)Uke of Voa-. . This prisoners on board the ships, in Moonset, sionion•itig to Q,500, are ()nitre(' for Dartmoor. The County Meetintr. held at Iltalmla the 13th l'estitati was iDOrt numerously and respectably at tend, d than any former toridulg for a long period. The business was opened in a neat and appropriate speech by EDWARD WILLIAM STACKHOVSK. who moved re-so:idiom of thanks to Cul. %Vatiot,i.:, and his principal supporters in Parliament. •This niotion was moot Oily seconded he ions Caveat( Itesitit:tritt. E'q. in a speed.) of coasidisrable length, delivered in a style sad niatmer seldom equalled, mid never surpassed on any public occa sion This speech was rev-tied with loud scrlunsa • tons soil repeated bursts of applause, as were the smAlles of EDIRoIID JOHN GLYNN, and Haiuty PCTIlts,- Esqrs. cud 'VW Rev. RoutAT 11`At.cea, who spoke roi - saiiPritt of the resolutions; the ob servations of the latter were particularly distin,guish ed-by their force and elegance. and proiloced very general shouts of approbation. The resailotions vecreoWy opposed by Lords ELLIOTT and kin sTAll,lll.l.lt, told DAVITS GIDDY, Esq. M. P. FRANCIS GRRODIL. Esq. the late remrsentative of the county, mill ERA ism GRANVILLR. Esq. awl several other resolutions were proposed by them in lieu -of those moved by Mr. STAcKiIoUSS. which acre itegativtd by a very great usajonty. --~ -•- • • • • I b • . , • • • 7 7•FfilW' 7r , ?,7 Yetter•lny being the annitor.ory of the Pritteras • EtAzAor.Tit'a Lifthwlity, the same o rest suit kept Their f‘tucartEs oncli alt the Royal Fa. only in the u.". 41 style. 'fir Dukes of Yong, KENT, CAI4OIOO4E, Sir and CIARIMCE, turd j4lvaus mot I.nrd 11 attotac.attestileil to con. gratil'ate her Royal Rife:neva upon the oc.co , ion. Lag , t inorning, ih hI fJEaTT, Mikes of Vint!: awl CUSAGIO,AbID ; Princesiacs aUttITA and SO- , DMA ; accompanied lay I.ord. It tv vas foul HAM. DING; Ludy ALBINIA CUIIDF.I:I..iN,; Genera* Spnsit'Vß. a n d CARTA ; said Cnkoirl rode in Windsor (;live l'Ark, stud ft:mm.llot twelve/ • o'clock. At half past toelve,Thr QUFEN, nukeaef YoRK, CAMBRIDUt, Stm‘s , I. CI ARP.NCE ; Prin ee-ses AUtirrTA, SOPIIIA. ELIzAHETH, and Witty, Tolle to Frugmote•Loilge. Gairtlenn, S t e. where cold enll.itiint woo imoviiitql by flee AlAse•ery..-- They afteto, ad+ in the 1:011eine. end ie. turn..4l to the Palace at two . Hio Royd lii 4 lioras• the Pflllee of WALES way lunch better hut night. Aj v .i. ct - C V 4 .L4.44 ` . 1 kit A . ‘, 0 4 ' ' o' er ..\„, ROYAL FAMILY. 1171.1. MS Rooms. Mr.. BILLINITON. .Ir. ' *;ALDl.and Mr. BRA. MAWS Fifth Ceocert took Owe List inght, at the ahoy,. rooms, which Were li4ltted superior style fsl' elegslice : the C pOelitiOn was rrum UMW MARELLI.O, Be J . CLARKE. Bettor, Ci• in,tauct, WINTER. HIANDLI., pg- Datto64. 4t,Twoun, 110.11$1.1.:Y. !l. 11. sin! Dr. ,taislt;• the whin. w o ol otT with the greatest clot. , Her Rossi Highness the Doelo-s* of Vojta, his Rapti- I iiglme•s the Doke of CAtesarows. the- Duchys4 of DOWarr, Mid a aalllCraaa of Nobility were present. - . Thy' Marclaioni.:4 of f>t►nuruur give a frati , l rout, In.t, night. at Iter hori.r in St.utin,rei.treet, MN, -.Nit. Three splendid tipartinvtits sere bril liantly ;c•slinietits were the poreatest. style or gutter, to ia twiner .us cont pint ; nutnost whom were, Royal 11, 4 hoess the .Dnke of hie Rny4l 111Winess Itonaiesnr, the Duke .nd Vodkas of Vontruor, Doke and Duette.% ..flivankni, N moss and Alitreliivaieas of Bath, E. 11.1 and enuntent of earthgia : Counttrark Burr,- inert, Liverptil, Lanierick, Sen6n, Camden, awl Liorr.ger Ea., a. Sir OSWALD MOSIII.IIIIr it.rt lowa . Testrrct ) fOr his neat in IVoreeetershire for thr vaintater. Earl Gar , / will leave towo fur the season on Fiidty next. Earl nod Conntesa COWPER left town yesterday for their seat in liertforJahire. Lord KINN stun %eve a grand dinner on Sun day, ar his horse in Lower Brook-street. Anson 11w company pees tit W. ei The MArgets of St:sti•xst.; Earle Grey, ' , Stegall-no, API,. KOWlyll, sod Temple; Lone althorpe, Morperb, Foley, sari henry Petty ; Ssr JA:. Case Hippeslo y • General Foreaon; Cot. Caters& ikons-la Grearshe and - • The FAH of EASE= kitte a grntul dinner on Sun day. ut his house in 11.- keleV-.•,II l n • Earl Cowper, Earl Threhrough, Vim-4,113i Bettrley, LAM Robert Spenr.•.., Sir Jubn Ne.rpurt , Graetral fileoalrleks qr. Dudley North, Mr. Haa4uty, .sad Mr. Waliaor Era,- Inanity. General CRxrvn.l.e have a grand dice-r yP.trr day, at his house, t.i Berkitley..r.quare. to Earls ronre . .scur. Sannwicit. and Cauplostl Lord til.a•Tevallttlt ; • Gra. BUDta, and seterul other iwrea)as of distinction. . . Mr. Laws gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his seat at 11:vinlev, in lent, to . The Vial-qui, • .d Marchioness of Stafford, the no of te sta, the limy. Ms. and Egerton, ('u:smal and Rya. Veen soot, and several other faabi..nats. Ott 1 2 airy se • the Lonittess of SHASNOti Will delivered of it 1011 and heir, ut the faintly sew. Custletnartyr, Ireland. Mrs. NlETtleatl gave a grand ball an 1 sooner Lot night, at her house itil,ower Grosvenor-sin-0. The arrangeutcuis of Usti eventing were So tit greatest style of elegance. Ull•trar.la of ono tired fishionahles were present. The company be gan to re•sesuble at eleven o'clo , It. . The l'oarctivssi. 1 MRSASSPIII Uese a goon; dinner, on Sunday. to Prottee veratirtElitacitO, sail several other persons of distinction. • Lord I : oury _tave a grand di. nee reatetrdav, at his house in Berkeley-squaw, to ai,r r: of :JAR arnuas, Viscount A I.Tilitatte. Sir E. 3. !.rert.it - HALLS. the Hots. WM. I..ret.ETtss. tit.* Ho I. l)ovot,ss Kitt %auto, anti Mr. Btttroan. I,heutenant-General Flatsa was es ected in Dublin, last week, to take the , itninand of the army, during Lord 1141 t atscror:', leay s: of hflNTOtetiCthteitany of cktuivlimis are at Andovs.r. Mrs. BIANCHI'S concert tool place •ast night, at the New Rooms, ilanover-square, a new Symphony (M.S.) composed expressly for tois sung hy Madame Btasseut, and VPI' \ltlchl applauded. The Rooms were crowded with conspanyw—liir Royal flightiest. the l'iineass of WALES WKS present. The York Herald of S.ittirday ssys, .0 Mr. WI r- IfINCe4 has the greatest pleasure in 11111tInUlIC111.4 t4l his Friends and the Puhlie, that he has pro% ailed upon Mrs. Storms' (*hair travelling lir, the North) In act here on Monday and Toesdry etes.t.—Mon thy. The Gamester," Alm Beretley, Mr... sin n9Nl—Tue*llak, Ja.te Shure," Alicia, Mt.. SID DONS." Mr. KEMBLF. OH Tueimlay niAt mirk his second appearance for the seasott, at the L/1161111 Torture, in the character of Shybck, in The illere4ant of Ve nice: the applause was, if possible, ttrzater than on the preceding rwrld. Portia. by Miss Ssturn, im parted equal eldight. On Thu•sday Mr. Kling performed Kiag Lear. The comedy of The Wood(' was perfortne.l at the Liverpool 'Theatre an Thursday last. 'nom Felix Mr. 1101,31411, Vedette, Mrs. BSAurosT. Phis is the lint time, says the Liverpool paper, we have seen this 134 in a comic part of any comic (limner, and it is hilt justice to say, shy play ed the character with a degree of delicacy, mid vi vacity, which we hare seldom seam eqtialleds • • • tIENTIIAL ORDSRL • • • 1110/tIE r. ,, S MAT 249, 809. At 4 CCllrrli CoortAlstribil, bald 111 theiliskrieka of Dab hit, SO lkft toth March, tog, and cautioned by etjjuoro mrm• to dr. 9 ith of the nine .114, Grottos ot.Coloutl %V.:l:un stehir, alba it widow lt , iavot of Militia, was arraigord w;mt.ialte tickler- ritentimiril Chancre, a, I. Fur knowhigly orthsitg filar; te:strua of the state of the .Ikiclitto :tapiocas of Militia, WilZ3 stieder Pm; cum. " For eashezttinz or misapplying motley entrueed to Lien fur !lir wartime of recruiting tit.. saii (ter:neat, mud fdr other reaottentol purpows." 3. lug harm; broken hie Finest ea or about the Pith 1;o4o." Crete tab:eli charges the Court canoe to the fo:lowiag drriairm : '• The ('curt false; cleared and chard in, and the heatx wittniretwn-4 be Court, tito:•:; into their ronsitltrat eat the above chirps, and the pies mintrasion thereof by the i'rimister, du tuirtJue aad IA hit nee, that the Primmer, Luis teiseirt:Comtel %Vitiate' 1111‘&510; of tin Wicklow 'Regiment br dismissed from 11 . .. liajoill'a Service, and that the arreura of hie pay shalt be forf.iteet." tin the vitt. Mirth, t teal, the Cunt t re.mesevolated. to find the amottot of 1114t111.a einoer4led or asiaapplied ; mid on es mainly.; the &Aliments enbutitted in them, sal the espla natioNs ion! testimony ;civets Iry the Poyetriater of the It.ek hes Ite:iment of 51ilitia Capt. Atheti.eettl retating sheath., fouritt that a tutu of 3651. 13.. tid. b. a been improperly drawn by tl:r Primmer. Lie - •enaut-f:Moi.el William Had clefrron abLCJIIII of homily and sahiiairoce for mien who had never j.eiiiert tha said ; but that the said aum of %Isl hat. bd. had been sub-impiiitty repaid by the Prisoner to Captain and Paymaster A tht.aler k. Hie Majesty his bees ptrorql to approve end confirm the imnirnee, whirrhy the Primente is dismissed ilia Majesty's Service. It appearing', however, on the face ..ft be pro's-ceding+, fled the to - trotter use .Moat to retire front Lie euilit o ry areorgi o s l..rutruatlt•Cole:,et lo the tVickhor Mlnita, coos...ero tism of a certain eotoiteeset..kie to be Karen hi Lord Nl..ock, sod t►at Lord Mooch was td hare been recumnieeoled h. Colonel llowsr&na INICCIN.4.4I* so the Prisoner; II is .11ajrst y has directed, that his dictleusior may.be ad.:totted to ail the ~tire roocerued ; anti' that the pruprr anthority luny be Balled trona to yeeeitintrod, as a Stret.ttOf to Licateor:.t•Cul. t Cifll . 4llllllo nut named or comer: nett to any loot of the traosetetions alluded to in thc`course of there prneeedinp. Coweetender.in-Chief has directed that the charges brfoiestaten;luxrther with the reutenee of the Coot t, and lota 11 ait st..`sContarestatiota thereof, tend 4 be read at rho head of every iesitsrut, mai be wearied in the Orderly Books of every Cutri. By order of the Coannotndre-ns i Chief, • (higact4 H.1,1f It Y LAL.V,ELL 44-Ces. • OLD 11.11LE1-114v Mottos Wells was convicted of stealing a hear slC.a. the ;iroperty cS Frederick Ilryaut, a leatiter seller m High Hotwine. which mil at his ,!nip-door, oil the reviling of the .2firle April. The Prisoner was seized by two of the of flat tor.-gardeii, with the *Liu in his p..rsc!ssiou.; he said he kid found it. lltotots Millis was indicted for putting off counterfeit money, for less than its nominal ralue. contrary to the statute. Mary English, on the 4th of .March la.t, in consequence of directions from a Cuii•lnlslr. went to the l'ristmer, cud asked it he had 'soy weals, (weaning counterfeit shil lings died enspen.l.) }he raid he had. She then got two gird alio:bugs (or one Lminl (me; this,C4 glue U 1114; trllowadt r. Ou the 314,n1;ey ,follcariolt• usvi him age - mi. and dot four bed shillings from him, for whicq she Kate kin two gao.t which had het n preu tously marked, x . the ,pu4rose, eirtretworr."Volkri .a. 41.61 7,ic - en, the ()&eer. who was in waiting. seized the Pri,011C411114.1 • are hitter of whofu a ere found the four bail shil lings she hail jam received. cud npon the former. 1. 4 ,1 ..Innings, awl the two I.:hiatus% glyrn him, by th e sitter s ... whose erleinity I n ch born previously ascertniied. Upon her cross incainiiiniion. Air sp i re:wed to br a *Oinillt of infamous charicter. Brut tttt t the (Meer. in consequence of inl'ittens lion given, gase her the marked money for the above iiviryise. ;mil afterwicd- *reined the Prisnner and %Vetness, as atm; ed. with the money them. The l*riasiter inside-no defence e but only begged ter mercy. Verdict—Um/fry. It appearing from th- Itecords of !;te Court. that she l'risener had isteli lkfore coovictril of is *Molar orience in Seotembrr, saw, theJlery were sworn ft, try that far t, nod laving so found it. the Prisoner ass therehy ousted of the Lenient 6 , C.lergy. accord log tq. tht. %Loom., and subjected to the sentence of idhiltri, rot ta.. eco , ) ,( o; kp c ... A rter • I trials of u. ether t..tereuenor import. miser, t:ie se•stini, close , l, alien Etc 4 , 4 in it* ...ewe of I teolls WWI .11,Vd Ise the lietrder out the &Mus lim Joel Ware, Tb;aess Lacy Anderson, and Jubu Fu has, for Rwhard %team.. Cr Sheep atesiing, Jain. %right, fu• Hasse stealing; smith llamas 11;11er, fur nt•aritsg bass: toiviag berate bad the benefit at:leery. Twelve weft •ittence.l to b.! tran•porte,l for se sen VMI4II ; one fur life, and several to he creilineJ fur v srinn• ntaiisoht, some of tlie.n to hr whim. Toe Sessious were theta eidjourned to the 18th of J u nee M The Orion 4 arrived in Leith Rim& mujitr of truer harm; on Lard an Hag fi sh geatleinan and p soseri4ers from Nurt:ty, %% ham the Captain war alitswell to carry silts tlirsTlj4lllo to ism then, ott board ~In, he might meet, or to isitol Ostia at the newton post• of the British roast. At a Meetin.; nn Friday at the if del. in Dudley, for use porpoise of 1,4/U; into considers. tsar* the propriety of erectit.g. a tlinnital for the re lief aud benefit of t!nr persons ,empitlyeil in the Aims awl torm•works in tie netglilicitrhnol of Dudley, Tipton, Seilgley, 041httry,Kitigswinford, 11 1 1.4 0 .1, Wtiliostoiry, . o!verhaniptin, and the parts adjacent, to the comities of and Worcester ; it was 110.111:314•Iy ogreed to erect a flopital for the iNiorper,e. ;sod a eery 1 Isend subscription Wll4iattuasoliutirly ei.tefed" into CsrAtiv *Hison thereof. Au eording to the latest seconnts from *our •ilustd- Om 01 Baia/Lir Roosts, the enemy h , sil Inert bidet's tigehle iu their exertions to i. ; rt their defogged ships Misted further up the harbour.—Sever2l lighters niul casks 1,. re been employed, attended by upwards of twenty gun-boats to pro'. id them from being annoyed by the A dreatful hie broke out at two 0%1041 on S.in day morning, at the boom, of Mr. SHITU, green xnbcvr, the corns: of bomb...wet, 'Red Lion square. The house and furnitaire were entirely" consume!, three of 114 r. Stturti's children were with great difficulty saved from therismes. The pro perty is insured in Ilse Royal Esc:tang, lire (Ate, ;or .2unl. • • f . '"774 4 N, ":•.• • • • • • aelf.gltr. r.. rz AUL& - • W. bare the. 6:,tilifai tiou 4 OW mistatil.. wen on the suceoss of this pateh,t:r i• stlitt..... • ti JEPTY Las tires grarhoesty rlciesro 1.. toleuse:d rite . 1.,,,r4 Chmieell o r (Ilse Presahtut al this two itutiots) t 1 deans the Geserburs. that H. wiirperepa the otiety.fro to the collections 'of )Ixitoptun Ct.ect anti It.elooto.tod P.dares ti lie Geeasiousity arrt to the Praisit Grel'ery, fur the attviy trul impede:ln, it of ow isst:ve ..time. the trust thus atielitiouril theta...re i,r the etaensiesee of lies tr ra/ graci.o, riaro;.aze w Itrite..ll Attests, will Out uuly conch the the 4...tih:y, :nit 0%11 atikird • g cit sot tumble exeltyk to those Ohio sr. ins pUllikla4ll/14 . Of n Heft speci mens of the Vld tfustrea, to allow Igor Artists the fall street. ace to be derived from the shady ailment. °XFOR 'Pr a*TU R •Y, Ma* Cooteeptione will be huld.ni for the peewee, of gremlin Graces, mod conferra l liezroe., un the Lebow/log days le thee ensiling 'fern!, vit. May.—lVedseeelay, we. Juni. —Thareelay, e, IVedneedny, al, and Friday, 30. JULY.—lVechwaday, s,loti!te•ordey, es. !aril haredin mat, the faibert: A 11. of [basement College, was e;eeted Frlluw uftlete Society. The Dean and thepter of the Cathedral Chart+ rbi cheater, Snows, le.n, appointee! the Rea. Miniellatere Mullane!, A. !4. ChAploia of New Cualewo, io,tlies city, Vtenr of the uiad Cnilgclrat, toed by ¶.e death of ale key. Me. Newman. IIYIY 1. 1 1 SCOTL.4.^ID. The following mores's-sot of troops.takes t•latee iii the nurse of a kw days :-.- The 7.lth foot . Perth The vote, ere tarots reigadc....Aburtlrs• R ' ' • Coeds li' 1,11:14 Mowe•bur, l ll furfar fhilkelith Pio ........ • • • Gkarne I..ftwuk INe.t:Lorgb • • . Cortwr Aberdeen Fdisiburgle Castle bumfrit• Had d irigtue. The lot3.Kkillen liiat.h.t.s march Lebt.rttg foe Ireland. They are to be repine.d by the ist Drape* Garda. The paragraph whien appeared in all the Morning Papersof yesterday , stating that Mr. FORD, an east nein 11reeeite.-. • tier in tete Strati 1, Mel nit ',knit fractured by a tail how a carnage. on tots tenni to twain Inet week, front Fisso:n Race., is without f4..ilt.4l4lttUtt. IJr. FOILD war never is brit!? health and Spirit• than at present. Major General the Etta of DI.I Houtar.• from . the Sussex &strict, succeeds Goss. Hoes (apisuint col Doputv-Adjutant Cienentl for Sentlauvi; to the command of the troops at liaddington. Thun'iday, Lord -Nactr.a, Ilia Ataielety'N Coin misliouretei the (4etiertsl Assembly of the Chinch of Seotlaud, walked fruits the - Highland Society Hall, Edinburgh; Ae the High Cherish, in the usual state. the laseruess-shire Militia holing tee street. His Grace was attended by several Noblemen emit • Gentltnien. Officers of the Army viol Navy, &e. 'Lieut. General lluttcast CAMrOIO.I.. of Loch. nell, bus been elected Member of I S srhaniesit for ; • ttir Ayr rlistriit of Isoronglis, vacant by the death of , Cul. 4014 N CAIIIPBEI.J.. • 'OH Friday last, a very 'materna, and respells ' tilde company of the friends of Lard IE•OLET dined together at the. Crow Keys io A l ,l•ltuit s • • wOuinaeruerrate• tug f.ordstiya late. Electiras for tivitt . • Borough., Manny 10, al and arpi opraase tensta were dtwok oa.the oceasion. 'floe Cl 4 l/1V441111y retired eta very lite hour, the greatest his loony end clicettiil. , ness busing prevailed during the whole ti:ue they were assembled. • Stioday se'sw.ight a clan was apprehended at Crab-Tree, shout three Judea from Ply moult, by a party of ',ten under the command of Lieute.ennt COLLIN, of the Sea-fem.:hies, oa sueptcorn of being a des:crier from- the miry ; and was next rimming eseorned by the party to this town, and.sent nn board the SeliarWirr• with a view to his ilentitied. A constable, Iselonaing to Plymouth, hapi•euirog to he on hoard at the titur, heard Cap!ali t 11.02-LI.Y reestork, that Me fellow looked rhea Mundt rer.—. The appeurnner roi . the manse/1140e CuPtatto's cs prebilltlii:4, 4. • tted ow forcibly 011 the mind 'of the comtotfile, three on his return to l'lvmouth he rtfors redusehe liar cad Cry. or iiirreir Gazerie, and theme found au advertisement dated from the Man. etOio-linuse, at S.work. the Bth ult. •ottertri.,,, at reward of 10 ii. for the ,apprelwusioonef a man w hose seription corresponded with the one he hau seen on tamol the Selradur, which induced him to retorts again int hoard the slip; where. on closely exams ming the I , llaw, he preyed to he the Wantland Mi charl Murphy; one of the miscreants who la•ely ninrdered the Iten. fZGERA LID .1 natter, Pettier of Kiiiinare, freland.—The villain is how ivroperly secored, but will not coutcss his accausoce, ural low his owl) guilt* . • l i ke idliOdlis4 isistance of cruelty has been rem.. twitted near Lock, its Staffordshire. Mr. hassims•• SETT, II respectable farmer and dealer in threw. of Edda,. shear Cougletnii, lowing heeltdorected toy a man 4... e the tonne of 11 %stannic), to a preteiali 11 ri,heap bat gain of cheese, of a perBo.l w the 'wigs'. loodfood, lie (Mr. Li.) set elf early its like ipOrelbtir (3 o'clock) to the piaci' te. directed. About 'bier miles 30 oft a half from lank, he limed idasisto• with a pike! io Ida hand. ate! expreortt h.* satio prise at toning him an. early. 11411510 ND alailo some idle story about his !unitya loran Id Wit at Alaccleslicht, ism! told :Mr. D. that as he linellinae• Pining() on his bands bel . nre he should set out, he would sheer Lint, Air. 11..• ear Per way to the Leese lie was going to. He accordittirly lel him through se% end rye-wages till hy, cattle tte the foot of a lud -lite sale of the tit er'Chtinset,-./seing a 'Jon it.; vindeet arid Mretry spot.' isere:vreseided a pia. tol and - Ant Mr. 11. its Ow hind. heitiinl the Mt, lent the piece. belt% only !banged 'ICUs slags. awl fired at is emisidetuble 'lnquirer, the wound is not Mortal. Mr. H. fell, ant tor • ohm t :time remained inseleable, during %Inch be woe tuniCatiorat the fate and head with the 00.1. Wit;t41141•44, its t assault. t Ou recroverii,g, lin kept lit stirraaedat bpi by ibrvai enin g him with two large visors, he weiacd . as he lay en the groat!. mod by this• means sh. Antied his property, *loch Fe was frequently collar. open , to surrender. s Plain at length tlet:/finP ast4 left :tit, 11..exlialishal and luetelisso4 i h a.tha grouriol. lie however centrivrd by de g ree. to mach ii email cottage. where, by the prompt aid of this profession. and a good r•on.ttiution, le rtinimao in a fair way of remarry. liaaoiniid has Oeed put• enter io revere diIeVUOU. but hitherto without sue. Credo • • ~~ . - 1 _ . ~ .5e....►~