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BRITISH PRESS. I.ONPON, WEDNESDAY, Ocrosei e accounts, dated on Friday laq, from state, that SONATA•TS bad &Jared war lastria and Remits. ie Ilamburgh Mail due on Sunday, arrived yes t, It has brought intellig e nc e from Berlin ••tal, and from Vienna to the 15th last. The ;Its from the former city are interestmg A a council of State was held in the palace on l och, which was attended by the princi- Ministers, including Count Haucwttz, His ss the Duke of Baunswiert, and several military, officers of high rank and talents g reat and decisive measure appears to have determined upon in this Council, as the whole has been since put upon the war footing ; garrison of Berlin has received orders to itself in readiness to march on tue 24th, and the officers and soldiers absent on leave, to join their respettive regiments without p —On the 22d, Count Haucwirz set out a mission to Vienna ; and, it was reported, the Emperors of Aostata and RUSSIA, and the gof Fluor*, will have a personal interview in heania. The objet of the warlike prepara of Prussia is said, however, to he for the pur e of enabling that power to maintain a stria aeu ,,zy, anSdst the dreadful conflid which threatens die .round it A Messenger from Dusoc, the Ambassador at Berlin, passed through !sir on the 14th, on his way to Paris, with tilS• It is supposed that the answer would de— whether Douse is to remain at the Prussian Al. he Austrian troops are in full march, through Shia and Bavaria, for the Rhine ; and a very sinus corps of them proceeded, on the 1 51;., oegh Mimicb, for Fri dburgh and Augsburgh. Th- Austrian troops are also in great force on ride of Italy. Their line extending from the tea to Venice, amounts to 170,000 men. The iNcu AM BASS %oos, however, remained still at o nra, on the 14th, but was ready to depart at a onent's notice ; and, - which is more extra irdinary, French Papers state that Count COSENTZEL, Austrian Minister, had not left Paris, on the l'oe first column of the Russian army was ex f•iad at Umtata, in Moravia, on the 20th. 'll.c French troops from .Lanover, under Marshal •DO TT c, march in three div isions, of 5000 each, rid are to form a camp near Darmstadt. We have received Dutch Papers to the 29th, which tate, that the French troops were not, At the (Lite If the last acc sunts, very numerous in Italy ; but d a formidable army was marching over the They shew, in common with the Paris Papers :a the 23th, from which we have made some Farther tr..l AEI that Bow is greatly behind the Allies a prep trrion. He was not expeZled at Strashurgh Ntrii th C7th or '2.B;h ; and the Decree far caliiag out the National Guards, and putta .g all classes of :inscrlpts in requisition, did not pass until the 22d. A tott , .r from Cork, of the 25th, announces the art:v tl )I a ;art of the homeward-bound Leeward hind :!lee!, off that port. Admiral RAINILP. attended at the Admiralty yes. eiday, for the first time since his return from The Alice, Room from Newfoundland, for Poole ; and t h e .4:m and Betsea, of Liverpool, are captored by the St. Peke Spanish privatetr, and carried into Bout &aux. A Spanish privateer captured, en the 13th of July, an English tellec, laden with tobacco, armed with two guns and twenty men. The Betsay,Flar Tssocic, from St. Thomas's, for rverponl, that was on shore on the coast of Ire land, is got off, and is arrived at Kinsale. the Rrado,ne, F.RI. - z; and Loren-o, ; firm London, for Plymouth, are lost off Margate.. '1 he Galastie of last night contains only one Bank ruptcy. The fat? is, there are several other COT. thisnons ready for signature ; but the Lost D CHAN ( t Loa is now on a visit t. his friends at Newcastle upon-Tyne. Although the frontier 2rovinces of Bengal, before ti,e Belle packet sailed, were suffering all the disas trnus effeas of the incursions of the enemy's troops, soli, we are happy to fin.'., that the provinces under the Madras and Bombay ',..;overnments. were en• )hying all the blessings of pc..ce. with th , ex,..eption of the distrilh of Wynaad, subjea to Madras, where the PVCHIC RAJAH still obstinately rehiled, and refused obedience to the regulations and laws esta'ulished f' , :r the a.,00d government o• that coun try His threats of military puni ,hme.lt to an) of the inhabitants who aided or assist-cl ta6o had pie vehted those who were anxious to pay obedience to the law, of communicating the same, tilt the de tachment marched, which had proceeded inns the c.:antry some mite., to subdue this retrailory train. From the r. :••ire of the country, bei.,g mhun tainous, aid fill of jungles, it was expelled that it would take ~,,m , m ou ths before a.. power and an thnrity cf this lawless C.sief, Ise finally Aran hilated. -- .... ~- 7 IR - v-1. w- W V ROYAL YAWL r. WEYMOJTH, SEPT. 3n. About half past twelve o'clock to-day, the ROYAL FAMILY tettirned from their visit to Earl Doe cliaavae. at his seat, at Milton Abbey. A great c Fwd assembled round the Lodge. to see them alight. They all appeared in excellent health and spirits. The ships in the harbour fired a royal sa line on rhYir arrival, yid exhibited the grandest dis play of flags of any this season. 'lle rival sports in Mrs. Iluxrcrs's FielJ, com menced at 12 o'clock. His Royal Highness the Prince of Watts was ex pected to review the troops at East Bourn • and Bex hill, on Monday last, and then to visit JOHN Eu a CR, Esq. at Rosehill, sleep there last right, and re turn to Brighton this day. Yesterday morning, about half past ten o'clock, the Duke of Coots IMMO?. arrived at his apart ments, in St. J inies's Palace. His M IiAT Vis expected to visit Windsor next Monday. His Royal Highness the Duke of CVIMIL AND is expected in town in a few days His Royal Highness the Duke of CAstaxicice, will, to-morrow morning. take the command of the Coldstream Guards. on the Parade in St. James's Park, arreiided by bit Officers The Ist battalion will be drawn up i i a line for his inspeCtion. The last arriv:ils at Bribt 0 1 at, Cmititea of Clanbreso, Sir Tlinmao Rev Mr. and MM. '\ la ;kay, Mr and Mn. II M and NI,. Re• and Mr. and Mrs Little. Mr. PITT dined yesterday evening with Mr. Sruants Bouane, at his house, in Gieat George- street, Westminster. Mrs. :vtotMT.o hai sprained her loft ancle— a"d 11. Jo a NSTONE has sprained his right knee ; the altdience. at Drury-line, last night, considered thew! .is•very lame apologies. The licnotirab'e General Wet.i.csisv is removed from Tstoi4 ms's Hotel, Berkeley-square, to Conduit. street, Bona-street. B. Sri. en, Esq. arrived vsteterda7 from thitthton. Hts Graced* Duke of Qut ii s v took an air ing yesterday in his wo.*-eir. The Earl of Karassaites house, in Portmar. square, is undergoing a thorough repair. Viscount and Viscountess Si[r.utTM came to town yesterday from Richmond, and returned in the e v e ning. His Lordship, we are oaiiny to state, is quite recovered from his late in lispo. , •i•m. The arnatior performance. at t 4-istc,l Theatre, for the Lenefit of the Infirmary of that town, pro duced 1401. nett to the charity. M. GARNERI•4 ascended in his billnon f r om Frinkfort, on the 12th last, and alighted on the same Jay , at about two leagues from that city. Report speaks in high terms of Nlr. CflEkllV'S forthcoming drama at Drury-lane Theatre, called The Tavel/e'•. The muck is by Mr. Coast. It wi'l ertshrace the whole vocal strength of the house Capt. R. LLICkSTrk leaves town this day for Bagshor. Mfrs. Wisorirto STsADIOSD arrived yesterday at her ho ice, Strailintd-place. lhe Theatre at East Bourne, which opened last week. under the management of 1 1 .1•ssrs. JcmA 11 and PtNLIY, has been remarkably well attended. Col. BA ICH arrived yesterday at his_ house, harles-street. Grosvenot -square, 'from Bedford. Captain O'Beatst: arrived yesterday from liar rowgate. Mr. Surer tsGrom's Drama was read in the Green-ltoom of Drury-lane Theatre, last Friday..— It i reported to be a performance of elegance and spirit. Sir THOMAS GAGS'S Brother, lauaclies a new earri tze this morning, with paten - lamps, an 1 plstol h , lsters, on a very elegant principle, built in Old Bond-sti ect. the Earl of EGRENONT arrived yesterday, at his ho'sce. in Grosvenor-place, from his seat, near Pet worth, Sussex. JOHN Pettit, Esq. M.P. left town yesterday, for his seat, at Portland Island. Lately, the company of Inverness Volunteers, cosnmaniLd by Captain Aiets GRANT, presented him Kith an elegant sabre. There was a grand hall at Margate on Monday night, for the benefit of the Master of the Ceremo nies, which was both numerously and fashionably attended. With the Afar:aces, were assembled all the rank and beauty from Broadstairs and Rams gate. From the latter place came Mrs. CRLIK. Sflasie with a large patty. Miss Menu, the Toss: Phirnoreeiron, has per formed in Buxton four nights ; the last, she per formed the part of the Widow Ch. edn, and Neil, in 7he Arai to Poo ; she is engaged for four nights, at Nottingham, and three at Derby, and proposes, on the Kith. to visit Lverpool, on her way to this city. to make her deiet on the boards of Covent Garden Theatre. A Caledonian Roecios has started at Perth, of the name of Sausoses. He has performed with great rams, and is engaged for some nights at Dundee. He will then Visit London, under the tuition of Mr. Hoonu, the late tutor of Master Bert y. Master Sst....ozas is not eleven years old, has mach expres sion in his countenance, and possesses a considerable share of comic humour. On Thursday, ['heir Royal Highnesses the Dukes o!' Yost II and CA 74 art not arrived at East Bourne, Ind dined with a selei4 number of the Nobility, at Cie elegast mansion of I.ord Gscrates CAVINDIStI ; on Fi Way morning. the Co m ILANDEIt in Cuter, acc.mpani.rd by his Royal 13110THILII. the Earl of Co At, General Dom, and several other distin guished military charadteri, reviewed on Beachey lies I, tie several troops encamped and in barracks and captoninents in that neighbourbood. The day was v• ry tine, and the evolutions of the troops prr snot... a very grand sight to a great number of be holdei s. Among the company present we observed toe Duke and Duchess of DOILSKT, Lord Wsetr- WOItTII, Countess of CHATHAM, Lord G. and Lady Cavaiibt.n, I. KIV CALTIIOIII,I, Lady klaastnoton, Lady P•GIiT, Lady Lowtmars, . , 111E47 BE. DAIRY—LANS. GRAND ►RACAS. Mr. Sravgi4 K Lhit L t made his last appearance here, fur the season, last nigh:, in •'ie char ider of Sir itsirm Fa&v". in 7/se Aft Pry W , :et of irwilo.l. It l'AnkS precisely with his p,Aforrri,i,ce in lbws?, /he Fourth. bliss Mitt Loss disp:aved great Archnes an vivacity in Mrs. Ford. The House Nrdi u,:carimon ly crnw :ed, and the piece went off with eclat. At th • conclusion of the Play, Mr. 13 s tcv An nnunced the entertainments for Thor.dAy neat, and then addressed the audience to the iwing e!!..ed: " 141 es n al ft,tiletuen, " I am s•err t. formai you, that, be the ,o,li.taattion of M , . Jun NI rom c. tit • ottuecal farce of Pt- sl.ate , 'A ft , tu, n can not be rrittr,l,A this tvra, an•t the Mowers iiiirest yrur luau:genre to permit thttot to 4tftatt,,te t,,e fa ee ut the Spneed Child, the pot of Lurie f ',. ic,,, ;Of tile i'!C ,, ,l'i 11..1e till. , s.tason, ttv Miss FisH se " Loud and general disapprobation was manifested by the audience.—The moment die curtain rose. and Mr. MATT M ews presented himself on the sitt:e, there was an universal cry of 0. Otf ! off!" accom panied with recall, and vollies of hisses. Sir. Mae vit cws same forward, an entreated to know the pleasure of the house. The '43,e,', Balser ! Tie S9ldier't Reurn ! was vociferated from the galleries. After many at tempts to proceed with Tit , Spoiled Chill, Mr. Bllo'- 1 Lel slain addressed the audience, stating that hand bills had been primed, and distributed, announcing the change of entertainments; that it was two o'clock that thy when the letter he held in his hand I was received from Mr Jon s STOrlt, which he begged Ileave to read. Silence being obtained, he proceeded to read the letter, stating, that Mr. Jotterrons had I moarit to attend the rehearsal in the mmning, and his duty in the evening, but was prevented by a strained knee. A person in the gallery cried out, " You wrote that letter yourself " Mr. BART LEY attempted twice to proceed ; but in vain. He also said, that there was another cause, the indisposi tion of Mts. Slots's* is ; that Mrs. MA [THEWS, however, would have undertaken her part ; but that the indisposition of Mr. Jou aseoics. for whom there was co substitute, made it impossible t• 7 COM- O, wish their w!shes. On this, a hurricane of dis approbation commenced, with all sorts of hideous noise. Ir. WaotialiTO% then appeared, and begged the induigen.e of the house. A loud cry of "Ge on, go on," issued from the boxes, and .. No, so," from the gallery. However, the Farce proceeded, amidst such tomtit and clamour, th it the stage presented only the appearance of a Pantomime, for not a word uttered u;son it etuld he heard, bring drowned in !:•e horrible clamour that issued front every part of Cie house. Only one song was attempted; and. in Less than twenty-five minutes, all was over. Miss Fisis ea, as I it le Pickle, came on with much spirit, .ad s.emmed the torrent for some time, but at length burst into to as, and sobbed aimed. Even this had no other etfea, than to produce plaudits, which were drowned in the noise of the galleries. The curtain having dropped at a quarter oast ten, all the genteel part -f the audience withdrew ; but the Gods and Goddesses remand for some time after, hissing and hooting. We are happy to state, that all the violence was confined to clamour, and that no improper aft was committed. Several fashionable parties having ordered their carriages at eleven o'clock, the usual hour, remain ed for nearly three-quarters of an hour couln r ; their heels in the lobbies, or huddled together in the adjoining apartments. la this number were His Royal I-lig:mess the Duke of KENT and patty, the Ron. Miss FINCH and party, Miss FA It(r..••lt and pAtt„, Mr. GRIN/ICU) and parry, Mr. LLS/T D and party, dcc. &c. POLICE. BOW-STREIT. MU': i);R OF MR. BLllka. Yesterday, about eleven o'clock, Mr. GI ARAN came to the Office to resume the investigation of the murder of Mr. Blight. He retired to a room on the first floor, attended by Mr. STAFFORD. Mary Rack, a servant to Mrs. Wright, in Arundel street, Strand, was sent for. We understand, the substance of her evidence was, that she lived servant with the deceased thirteen months, and had left his service about five weeks previous to his murder. During the time she was in the service, she did not recollea seeing any fire-arms in the house. After she was dismissed, Hester Kitchener, the servant who was in the house at the time the murder was com mitted, WAS sent for from the Brown Bear public ,hpuse. She underwent an examination for above i , t hours. After which, Mr. Patch was brought il o r, and continued under very close examination, tpast five o'clock. The Prisoners were examined upon, we understand, new points, that have come out in consequence of the examination of several witnesses, on Monday evening, at the deceased's 'muse, and several others. Edward Green, a constable, was convided before Mr. BOND and Sir WILLIAM Pa asoss, in the pe nalty of 51. for refusing to give billets to Serjeant Johnson, of the 4th Regiment of Dragoons, and two others of the same Regiment, who had a march ing order from St. Alban's to Canterbury. A Court of Aldermen was held, yesterday, at Guildhall, at which the Leap Mao/ oz. L./RO MAYOR Eled, twelve Annals tam RECOIDRR, SHIRIFFS, and City °mesas, attended. The Court ordered the price of bread to be raised an assize, which will take place to-morrow, when the quartem loaf, Wheaten, will be sold for Is. Id. and Household, I I id. The eledion of Searchers and Sealers of Leather will take place et the next Court. The thanks of the Court were voted to the LORD MAYOR'S Chaplain, for his sermon on Saturday, the 28th September last, previous to the Eletion of a Loan MAYOR. and he was desired to print the same, and send a Copy to every Member of the Court. Five thousand eight hundred pc:rinds, Orphan's Stock, were drawn oft; and ordered to be annihilated; and the Cotangent. arse directed to give six months notice to the parties interested. The annual gratuities to the several Of f icers were agreed to, and ordered. The precepts for Lord Mayor's Day next, were ordeeedto issue. ••/ •I sit t I .•/, ••►1 .*PORTING Iv'iet,LlGEscz: NEI:MARKET ttsr UCTUREI JIIZETI4I; taGtiosT, sieT. SO. Fi r st Year of a R nrwal of a Subscription or Irv. f,2e41, for 4-yr.. old, rarynig 7st 714,S if, 0 . 4, Ss .3. • C•sr. $4l t b 081A1 seat, 9.4 21b IS C. Tir se Vic ..f Sablininst, a 10ty Sees. ersturicc.—TS.uit, throe Sult- D of Grafton'. b. el Parasol, S Ina wanted tem. Ld S.caville's hr c. W , tohvall, 4 Ira. •• • • h.r F St.,n lisb's br h. h. ,ther Kt !Pangaea, b pi. 1.4 Vol. y'. hr. r Car P.-ter, 4 tits . . . • liot , Me, et'. h I I.sdy Arottgo, ♦ yea, . • • 1. , 1 G H Car -,4 sr.'. b. It Duteltort. G era dr. Y.rtey's Iliv ; ••6'ao.pua, is.t Blb Lest the D. of G•aflon, Pewee, But. ,Across the tat. SlfJp. h. ft —7 to ♦ a r, se Ld. Foley. Captain Abeewle, 8i 31b twat Gel Sochi: l lWe Each , Iper, 84t. 8. C 200 p I. Ito 8 r`.lll+4 Coyt4lll • Mr. Wil r.n t Marren..., B.t. 61h :eat IA T•.l es Watery, 8•t. Acre, the Fist, Iticlp. 1.. ft.-5 to 2tt Mortelne. Mr. Woe, rn's lheeinouglot, 84 bth ..-at L.l. F.tley'. Little Parr, Rat Two-tra. old. Coor-e, 1008 t to 4ag atrut 0r•, Folev's Cur Peter, Ist 101 b. re ft. from Mr. 11.,worth's Ft l i t ;tco, 7st. 611). 8. C. VACS. CORONER:S IVQUEST. Yesterday evening, an Inquest was held before Toon ss hag Crrmier, on the body of Mr. John Naish, v. ne-merchant, of George-yard, Lombard-street, whn died at his honse on Sunday last. The Jury being sworn, and hieing returned from viessing the body, Benjamin Atkinson, Apothecary. of Lombard-street depos-.1, that, en Wednesday last, he ern sent for , by the deceased, who told him, that he had been knocked down the prece:fing night. He had two black eyes, and a slight contusion on his forehead, but was not materially cut or injured in any respeft. The deceased complained of a pain in his right side ; and the Witness, on examining it. found a small bruise near the lower rib, but it did not appear to be of any consequence. OR Thurs day, the deceased complained very much of the pain in his side; and, in the evening of that day, appeared to be a little deranged in his intelleCts. The whole of Fridays he was so delirious, that they were obliged to confine him to his room; end, oo Saturday, he WAS so unruly, that they were obliged to have a person from Hogsden Mad-house. to take care of him, and also to put a strut waisten it on him. Tae madness continued on Sunday, but he was much weaker than the day before; and, at twelve o'clock at night. he died. the witness said, he never e-mplained of his head ; but, during the last two days of hi. life, frequently put his hand up to it, as if tt ached. Mr. Norris, a surgeon. yes terday opened the body, in the Witness's presence, but Mr. N orris being unable to attend, Mr. Atkinson farther stated, that, when the head was opened, the vessels were unusually turgid, anal there was a quantity of coagulated lymph ia the fi.sures of the brain. On opening the abdomen, the liver was large, and of a dark colour. indica tive of that disease which hard drinking is km'W to produce. From all the appearances of the hody and head, he was decidedly rt opinion, that it was hard drinking, and net the ter uiles, which bad been th , - erne of the death of the deceased. He fur ther said, he had known the deceased (or four e-ra years, an I he constantly had been in Vie habit of dr;aking har 1. The deceased had no idea 'hat he was in danger ; on the contrary, when Mrs. is , 's/a came home r as the country. on Thursday, he nact her on the stairs, and desired her not to be alar fur he had only got a couple of black eyee, and would be soon well. John Reynolds deposed, t: •, on Tuesday even ing, the tta inst. he seas in •.mpany with some others at the Star Tavern, Nag's i lead-court. At ,',out half-past ten o'clock, the deceased came into the I Jam. very much intoxicated ; and, having staid there until half-past eleven, joking with some of the company, but without any appearance of quar rel. went away. A Mr. Lulman and a Mr. Ansel went out a new minutes after him. Mr. Ansel re turned instantly ; but Mr. Lulman did not return. In about five rniitnes, the deceased came to the room where they were sitting, with his face and hands covered with b:ond and dint. His nose had been bleeding, and he saii some person had come behind him, while under a 7.ireway, and had knock ed him down. The deceased, he believed, was a man of about 33 years of age. The landlord of the Star, Mr. Ansel, and Mr. Lulman, were then separately el:mined, and alt agreed exactly in their ace cunt. The latter said, when lie had left the house, he went straight home, and offered to bring proof of it, if the Jury pleased. The Jury, not thinking a further investigation ne. cessary, the CORONIII read over the evidence. and said, he had gone so far, in justice to Mr. Ansel and Mr. Lulman, in order that they, if they were innocent, might exculpate themselves ; and this, ho was sure, every person who beard the evidence, must be perfealy convinced of. The Jury then instantly gave in their Verdi!!-- Died by as Visitation of God. inessommesee The Scheme of the present Lottery is particularly advantageous to early Purchasers.—An undravrri Tickst may he obtained for arty two RL AMR, drawn the first day ! ! The same advan'age will attend those drawn on the Second Day, which will be Fat- DAY; the only Capitals yet drawn are No. 1.167, a 5,0001; No. 111,830, a IXOI ; and No. 121,515, a 500, all sold in Shares to the Public. No. 18,830, a Prize of One Thousand Pounds. the first day of drawing, was sold by RICH k !DSOS, GOOD!. C IC, and Co. in two fourth, three eighth. and two sixteenth sham's. The second day of drawing will be on Friday next. Tickets and Shares, warranted undraern, continue on sale, at their Offices, Cornssill and Charing-cross. WARR Alg Ten thine* wr.—No. Corrihnl, .94, Charing-cross, and St. Margarefs-hill, Borough.— Holimay and Co. respeAfully acquaint their Prends and the Public, that they have regular numerical hooks for their inspeftion, face of any expense what- ever, and that they shall continue selling Tickets and Shares, on the lowest terms, warranted un drawn, during the whole time of the drawing of the present Lottery, at the above State Lottery Offices —where No. £4,515, drawn a Prize of Stn. the first day, was shared into one Quarter, ore Eighth, and ten Sixteenths.—On Friday next will be the Second Day of Drawing. ~. ,-7 dr. dr.