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LATRE, corasT ✓ Comedy of Tl.r SChoe q f, ; was 'record jo t. and received, as on its th extreme applalse. It ap. one some pruning ; but many riot sufficient, however, is evidently designed after , with all the assistance that Alin race with tie- business of act can give. This Come.iy piaure in which f.nrd &up.. r. full length portraits, and set them nit to advanta:te. • piece, and Mr. Esirnv's is beyond pi aiie. kie is Oa r one ut her happiest moulds. ; she supposed death of bi s vice, his meethig with his toe, his interview with . t00r.... sentimental part of hie per. rifling we have ever srl!. every justice to Lord .t k I serves as a rehearsal s, shakes, and eccentrie:ti s airs of benevokne generatl. arcuri GO'S pAr t is A SicetZA Silent Woman. Misi Ba vs. to display a beautiful dress, the Getteral is tilt, Untrue, ire's Daughter. I t his livt ✓ trait, a propensity to duel , and we never were informed it. Mr. CH•III.ES KtMER E ,miable Fi•••dernk admirably ; , in the ilosisedieper, necessary. Mrs. GI ans was ein Mn.l Radno,.. The P•e• • ention, and bids fair to prove idled, there are so m my just hilanthropy, generosity. and ill, that, did it possess less teill it. It was given out unbounded plaudits. Tire araa's former produniom, oar, that the Ladies would 'et Warded, or his Cure fir in the Epilogue, are given 'aly delivered by Mrs. Li rcn ell-toned voice was distin:tly arts of the 'Theatre. IDIEI I . is of delight, Iles delusive pencil g, charm'd my youthful vight, - • r, the rapid moment> ilew ig, lovely Maid, car,•well, captive heart ia giv'n, artless virtues dwell, m; as the light of liravlt. .and torn from all I love, tart' way ;. evious footsteps rose, from my Delia stray. sg tumults in my heart, mournful mertery cease, calm quiescence rest, !of eternal peace. tere rests my lowly head, space for ever laid, • branching arms shall spread. lamer thris' the solemn shade! H. S o'clock, the 1.02 D CHAN .e at St. James's Palace, with . AJKITY from the House ra was attended by I.rirlr amberlain of England; Lar d WA LSINORAY: and the idlowed Sy PHILif QUARSIE, rof the Black R.ad, and Mr. so uncommonly crowded, it r M AJ EST V to receive it at the t was four o'alock before H; raw from the Levee Roum : entered the Grind Council I the Throne, when His MA- Address from the House of hose already named, and a s, spiritual and tempcsal, is • clock His M•rurY return. J az•;rß THE LEVEE. Yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, His MAJES TY west from the Quaam's House to St. James's palace, to hold a Levee, and it being the first since His M air.sv v's indis - ,ositinn, it was uncommorly crowded. At two o'clock, the Levee commenced, which was attended by Hi, Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, their Excellencies the Hessian, Danish, Rus.no,Prtlllialt ' Wirreinberg, Torkisli, Tort ue uesa, and Hanoverian Ambassadors ; the Lord Chan. cellar, the Lord Chief Justice of the Coort of Klng's Bench, the Lord Chid Justice of the Court of Common Pti.l4, the LtNlChief B.nrin of the Curt of Ex;Seqiier, the Chancellor the Fseliequer, the Secretary of State, the Secretary at War, the First Lord of the Adinira'ty, the Judge of the Ad ,. -,esy Court. the Attorney, Solicitor, and Advocate General, : - iiaacellor of ti,' Docily of l.r o :dem, the Loot savor a - 1 : the Recorder of Landon, and stoma other Officers of State. And there were present Dukes-rirßoxburgh, Montrose, Bedford, Rutland, and Bemired. Marquises-. 1 honsond, Blandford, Cornwallis, Bath, Tacit field, Circello, Salishirry, Lorne, and Abercorne, Earls--Chesterfield, Euston, Jersey, Mount Edgcumbe, Sandwich, Athlone, Westmoreland, Talbot, Harmon, Ma ....cittney, Moira, Mountroirris, Bathurst, Bristol, Slaiiifielil, Spencer, C...yeit, Romney, Uxbridge, Beilmrough, Peeler, V , Do•e,i,oter, Sea rboro gh, Ma eel e .field, I far ri Igor n , osz , tou, Buckinghamshire, Darnley, Winchelsea, Effingham, Morton, and Portmore. S'iscounts--Hood, Limerick, Duneannon s Goaford, Castle. nigh, Wentworth, Sidmorith, Melville, Sidney, and Sudiey. Lords--Heathrield, Rolle, Elliot, Villiers, St. Asaph, Ltt 'rine, Osauldoa, King, Boriugdon, Hotham, Binbuav,Dun -1,, fluntingfreid, Mir - sham. Carleton, Dynevor, E. Somerset, ilione, lie Broke, A Beauclort., ; 't'i, Bray brooke, Arne, Radstock, C. Somerset, • .hey, Selkirk, Loftus, Glenbervie, Boston, Macdonald, y one, Arden, Harvey, and Gwydir. ains-llompeoch, Lcnthe, Nolken, and Nichols. Bohops-Durham, London, Winchester, Liecoln, Bath a - d Wells, Norwich, Gloucester, Exeter, and Brhtol. Rev. Drs -.lmmo and Burnaby. Sirs-J. Coffin, B Watson, C. Price, J. Gordon, D. Baird, W. Scott, A. Grant, W. Mead o wo, A. Macdonald, F. Ilart. I well, G. Lee, T. Metcalfe, J. Burger, J Andeimn" J. B. Warren. A. Clarke, T. Trouirrirlge, S Fludyer, hi. Dance, A. N. Hamond, F. Wills, G. H e a th, 1. Heard, ' F. Millman, E. Douglas, W. Dickinson, J. Pulteriey, J. Nicholls, H. Sera. chev, N. B. Neale, F. Spencer, and R. Undo.. Adinirals-Campbell, Patten, Sir R. Krag, Markham, and Negiort. Generals-Smith, Leland, Hewitt, Wkitehirk, Cartwright, I.ftter, Leslie, Hotrod, Rainsforth, Ross, Kuno., Phipps, Erlich, Grosvenor, Manners, Hatton, Lum ley, Lenox, Mar tin, Calvert. and Broomfield. Colonels-Carey, Taylor, Stewart, Lumley, M'Qiiarrie, Walpole, Campbell, Fuller, Hill, Homage, Wh:t", Wort ley, Chester, Rebow, Beaumont, Roberts, butidas, Adar.,s, Yongley ' Keating, Gore, and Smith.. Maims-Ogg,s-Ogg, Brown, Askew, M'Quarrie, Douglas, Allen, Grey, and Crutchley. Captains--O'Bryen, Chedwell, Brown, Gavot, neve. Fielding, Gore, Tromy, Markham, Cowen, HOod, Facial Dundas, Paul, and Bishop. Messn.-Broderick, Nii Ile, Gordon, Bearcroft, P. Carew Yorke, Williams, Sibbald, Ramit.croft, W . Mainwaring, B. Maiewaneg. ram, Purse, Fret., Rey. Long, Long, Hunter Perchaol, Canning, Walpokr, Bond, Adorns, Bishop, lion. J. King, Hon. GutkelK Shaw, L.:ighton, Scott, Dickinson, Sloane, Lyson, TilttOno Golding, Drummond, Porter, Watson, Wihdham, Villiers, Manning, Tierirey, D. Grosvenor, Reynolds Kin r, Wallis, Penn, Herhert, G. Markham, Rio, Jolliffe„ Bragge, Foster, Corry gm ) the, Kinnaini, Byrne, Wills, Gor don. Addington, Hehlaerdert, Hon..). Spencer, W 'tondos, Huskisson, W. Elliot, F. Foster, Sullivan, Smythe, jun. and Limon. The following were among the presentations to lliS MAJESTY. 'This being the first Levee since the chanize of Administration, the Ministers were formally intro duced to His MAJESTY. Mr. Pitt introduced the Lords of the Treasure. Sir George Leith. Major of the 17th Foot, late Governor of Prince of Wales's Nand, by Lord Castlereagh. Mr. Bearzrott, upon his return (moan the West Indies, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain O'Bryen, of the Royal Navy, by the Marquis Thomond. Maio, Ogg, on his being appointed Groom of the &d -ie amber to the Duke of Sussex. Colonel Carey, by General Hewitt. Lord St. Asaph, by the Duke of Montrose. General Whitlock, by Lord Arden. Major Brawn by the same. Capt. Brown:by the same. Major Askew, by Colonel Lumley. , Lord Villiers, by his (arbor, the Earl of Jersey, upon his eriarriage, Colonel Taylor, by Lord Heatlifield His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh, by Colonel Stewart, on his coming to his title. Mr. Pole Carew, on his being sworn in one of Ills Majesty'. Most Honourable Privy Council, by his brother-in.law, the Right Hon. Charles Yorke. Sir Isaac Coffin, by Sir Brook Watson. Captain Chedwell, by Sir Charles Price. Mr. Williams, by the sonic. Lord Eliot, on his cooling to his title, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Canning, on his being appointed Treasurer of the Nary. Mr7AValoole, by his father, Colonel VI ilpole. Mr. Adams, on his being sworn in a Member of the Privy "Cooncil. The Rev. William Long, by his brother, the Right lion. Charles Long The Ik a , ol Mayor of London, ha Alderman Perring. • Ahrerm o llouter,by the Lord Mayor. Sir YVSfia in Leighton aid Mr. Shaw, late Sheriffs of M.d. diciest, tdex loam of His Majesty upon their retiring from odice. 11r. J.ll Frere, on his return from Spain. Mejoellitkairarrte, by his brother ' Cul. SCQuarrie , Sir David Rain', by the Loot In Waitiog G. B. MaMwaring, Esq. by hie father, William Maine/air ing, Esq, Sir John Gordon, by Lord Arden. Two Ms. ['time's, by Lord Lenin'. The How. Mr. Ginkelt, by his father, Lord Athlone. Lon! Ilusingdon, on his marriage, by the Earl of Wive inorland. fir Bishop, nn lii Ming appointed King's Priglor, by Scott. Sr A litsia inter Grant, by the Earl of Sandwich. The Hon. John King, by his brother, Earl of Kingston. V toceunt Sidnaouth, on his creation, and being appointed P•e.iderit of the Council, by Mr. Braggc. The Earl of Buckingliamshise, roi his coming to his title, hi apprnnted Chancellor of the Duchy of Lam-aster. 1 . .1c Felucca Biron Corolatirit, Chambellan Actuel de S M l.'7.ospereur de. is Russo, It? the Russian Ambassador. s Wood Gore, by the gad or Camden. Mr. servo, the son of the Lord Chancellor, by his father, on has Marrone Two Gentlemen from Naples, by the Neapolitan Amino. Woe. Mr Foster, from Ireland, by Lord Hawkesbury. Mr. I.nton, on his return from his Eno's.? at Sweden. Lientenant•Colosel Keating, of tha SColi Regiment, by the Lord in Wanoig. GetitlAt Mortis, on his promotion, 6y the raffle. Groton Towry, of the Qiicen's Royal Yacht. Mr. Dickinson of the.Adinicalty. Major Crinclik • -y, of the St. Andrew's and St. Georgo's Yukio. teen, on his promotion to that rank, by Sir James Wood Borges, the Knight Manual, on which occasion be bad the ' armour to kiss Hrs Majecy's hand. Minor Askew, by Lord Braybrooke Sir John Gordon, by Earl Fife. Colonel Taylor, by Lord Hcathfield. 131 Lord Selkirk, en his return from itine7.ca. • 41°4 DUBLIN, Jartuaav 12. Several gangs of footpads have lately made their appearance, and begun ttieir depredations, in the vicinity of this city. Three nights ago, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, as a gentleman was going to his. brother's house, in Drumcondra, lie was stopped by three men, who ordered ' him instantly to " Shell oat," which desire he, with much apparent fright, promis ed to comply with ; at the same time pretending that he was a poor man, he requested !hem to let go their hold, and not to abuse or beat him, and putting his hand into his breast, as if to get his pocket-book, which, he said, contained all he was worth, he, to their great astonishr.,ent, pulled out a pistol and fire,' at one of them, who immediately tell. He then retreated and gained his brother's house, from whence, however, he returned in a few mi nutes with assistance, but the robbers had fled, hav ing carried off their comrade; but whether dead or alive cannot be ascertained. A great quantity of blood was found on the spot, but it could only be traced a few yards. Every search after the of fenders has as yet proved ineffectual. The very next night, a young man was stopped on the Canal Bridge, Siimmer•Hill, but, having no money about him, was let go again ; not, howe ver, without having experienced the vengeance of the met ciless villains, by a dreadful beating, for their disappointment. Yesterday, a Court of Direllors was held at the East-India. House, when the following Captains were sworn into he command of their respeillive ships, stationed as undermentioned, viz. Captain Henry Stimnick, Preston, fur Madras and Bengal. Captain Thomas Garland Murray, in the rosin, of Captain E4meades, resigned, Lady Castlereagh, for St. Helena and Mad ras. Captain John Rogers, late Commander of the Admiral Apliii, in the room of Csptaiii . Mortmier, resigi.ed, Geneial Stuart, for Nfa.:A.a and l3nn.S..y. The Preston and Lady Catilrernffh are appointed to be in the Downs on the 2d of March; the General Stuart is now at Gravesend, and is expated to sail Irom thence in a few days. The following Captains took their final leave of the Court cf Pire&ors, previous to departing for their respective destinations, as undermentioned, viz. Captain 3. 4 43ndeland., Walpole, 820 tons; Captain J. A. Cum:wrier, Surrey, 819 urns; Captain E C. BrAft,rd, Lord Duncan, 830 tons; C.a,naiii 'Thomas Hudson, Ceylon, 1410 tons, for Madras and Bonital. • , Capt. Anthnny Murray, Karl Howe, 876 tons, for Madras. Capt. T. Welladviee, Charlton, 818 tons, for ditto. Capt. J. C Lackner, C.irmarthee, 510 tons, for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal. The Court adjourned at a late hour till to- ITlOrrow. The following ships are now under dispatch at the India House, viz. Wexford, Captain Clarke; Henry Addington, Captain Kirk patrick ; flonihry Castle, Captain Hokin; and Royal (jeerer, Captain Gritib!e, for Bombay and China. Earl of Aberezvenny, Captain Wordsworth, for Bengal and China. Warren Hastings, Captain Larkins, for St. Helena, Ben coolen, and China. The above ships are expelled to be dispatched in he emirs , - of the present week. A new !hip, will, on application made by the Owners of M - Arlitthar/ :WV, be %Bowed mite befit in her room. agreeably to the Alt of Parliament. Captain Boozes was yesterday sworn into the command of the General Stuart Indiaman. Accounts have been received by the Maria coun try-ship, that the Woodford, Captain MA er I /I, from China, and Hugh Inglis, Captain FAIR .11, from Bengal, sailed from Prince of Wales's Island, for Europe, in company with the Marlfli and parted from her shortly after sailing. 'These ship; may, therefore, be daily expelled to arrive. Marquis Coenwa atm will proceed to Bengal in the course of a month, most probably in a frigate appointed for the purpose. The English ship, The Expect:, of Belfast, bound for Bristol, has been taken by a French privateer, which has captured three other English brigs be- The George, Capt. SIMPSO4, of Greenock, has been also taken by a French privateer, and car ried into Guadeloupe.—(!dent). The ordnance and stores now shipping at Wool wich, for the intended expedition, are on a scale of magnitude and quantity, exceeding any hitherto known in that department. Of heavy ordnance only, there aro upwards of 100 pieces, gad among the stores many thousand shells, made according to Major SHA APHELIA experiments, calculated to be thrown from cannons of every size. The range of one of these shells from a 42-pounder is from 600 to 750 yards, and it is progressively cncreased, weight of metal is diminished, down to a 9-pounder, from which it is from 13813 to 1500 yards. Major General Titoarcrow has taken the com mand of the garrison at Ashford. in the room of Major General Lord Sour Ha neT43.l. The Ist battalion of the 18th Royal Irish Regi. ment, in barracks in Cants.rbery, which were under orders to embark for foreign service, have been countermanded as to embarkation, but are to hold themselves in readiness to move at the shortest notice. M. Lavuor, remarkable for his imprisonment of 35 sears, in' the Castle of Vincennes, died lately at Paris, aged 80 years. We are concerned to state, that the relapse of his Grace the Archbishop of CA TTTTT usty leaves but little hope 13. the recovery of that amiable Prelate. Dr. Sumps, the Bishop of Norwich, will cer tainly be presented by His MAJESTY to the Metro politan See of Canterbury, in the event of the death of the present venerable Archbishop, which is daily expelled. The Rev. Mr. WtLr issues, Rector of All Saints parish, in Stamford, is appointed Chaplain to the Tower of London ; a preferment worth 1501. a year. Siw.'e the establishment of the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured Poor was instituted, under the immediate patronage of Lord Macs , Lis, and under the medical dire/lion of Mr. Teats Re at., 8000 people have applied for relief, and nearly 4000 have received considerable benefit from this Institu tion. Subscriptions are received for the suprt of this truly useful Establisment, by Sir JOH po N Pits- HORN, Treasurer, Borough Bank, Southwark; and by ROSMITS, CIATIII, and Co. Bankers. Lombard. street. SESSIONS, Ifetel at the Old Bailey, Wine Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, Sir Roei:tr Gaanast, emiSte SIMON Le BLANC. After the usual forms had been gone through, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT delivered the charge to the Grand Jury, in which he informed them of the offences which were to come before them ; and con cluded by saying, that their own experience would Le 'the best guide they could possibly have in the business which was for their consideration. Only four bills were delivered to them, three et which were found. Benjamin Waterhouse, and Timm" , Car:terbium, the former a boy of sixteen, and the latter of thirteen years of age, wete put to the bar, indict id for that they, on the 9th of September, about half a mile from the harbour of Weymouth, and within the ju risdietion of the Admiralty Court, did damage a certain vessel called a sloop (the property of Ben j imin Kerrage), by making and boring two holes, one of them in and through the starboard side, and the other in and through the larboard side, by means of which she was in great danger of sinking and being lost. Mr. GURNEY opened the case on the part of the prosecution, and Mr. KN A rr staled it. Patrick Hodge, master of the sloop called the Five Brothers, deposed, that on the 9th of Septem , bier, she was lying about half a mile from Wey mouth harbour, in five and a half fathoms water, laden with stone, and in good condition. It would not have taken more than a quarter of an hour to pump out the water she would make in twenty four hours. At ten o'clock on the morning, of the 9th, he tried her pump, and found her dry. In the course of the day, he came on 0103 C, And left the prisoners on board to take care of her. One of the prisoners was an apprentice, and the other he had taken in on trial. He came dawn in the evening, and hailed the sloop, but received no answer. He then hailed a matt of war's boat, which was pas-iiig, and she sent the prisoners on shore to him, in the sloop's boat. He went on board Vt its the mate ; and havisig heaved the anchor, hoisted the jib-sail for the purpose of going into the harbour ; but the vessel would not sail, and he found she was water-logged, and that she had tour feet water in the hold. He then ran her on shore, at the south side of the harbour, to pi event her sink ing in deep water, and sent for the owner and some ether hands to help at the pump. About ten at night he saw the Prisoners on board ; but having gone.into the hold to see where the water came in, the Prisoners went on share in tic boat, and were not taken for two days after. The sloop was not cleared oat till five in.the morning. He then went into the hold, and found the lining had been torn away from her bottom, and two holes bored through the outside plank, one at the starboard, and the other at the larboard side. He said he had no doubt but that it was in consequence of these holes that the ship was water logged ; and, he believed, if he had not come on board as soon as he did, the vessel would have sunk in less than halt an hour. Benjamin Kerrage, the owner, said, that when he came on shore , he pursued the Ptisoners, and overtook the younger of them, Canterbury, at Blandforch in Dorsetshire ; and the elder, Water house, at Wimbourn, about eight miles further on. He brottglyt them back to Weymooth, where thea were taken before the Mayor. Thomas Clark, clerk to the Town-clerk of Wey mouth, was present on the 20th of September, when the Prisoners were examined before the Mayor, and set their marks to their confession, which is also signed by the Mayor. The confession was then read, which stated, that when they were alone in the vessel, one of them said, he wished there was a hole in her bottom ; and that they both went down, and, having taken away t' e lining, they bored two holes in the outside plank, with a large girnblet, the handle of which coming off, it di opped through the hole into the wa ter. gir Si sloe La BLANC summed up the evidence. The Jury retired—and, in about a quarter of an hour, found them both Sir W. SCOTT then pronounced the judgment of the Court, and, aim an appropriate adnionition, sentenced the Prisoners to fourteen years transporta- tin. The other Prisoners, against whom bills were found, not being as yet brought up from the differ ent sea-ports, where they are in confinement ; the Court adjourned at an early hour. SUM& SESSIONS, JAN. Ir. The Court was chiefly occupied this day in hear ing and deciding Parish and other appeals against conviaions before Magiitrates, &c. of no public in terest whatever. Several fills were found for Assaults, Larceny, Nuisances, and Petty Offences, which, after being re turned to the register, the Foreman of the Grand Jury informed the Court. that he was direded by his brother Jurors, to report the conchal of one of the gentlemen who had been sworn on the Grand Jury yesterday. Immediately after taking the oath, he went away, and had not since attended in the Grand Jury room. One of the Gentlemen of the Jury, on his way to the Sessions House this morning, by accident met the Gentleman alluded to, and asked him, should he Iltfr to which he replied, it was totally out of hi, p.,wor, as he had invited some company. to whom he was to give a devilish good dinner. The Jury, therefore, thought it not only their duty to the Court, bin justice to them selves, to represent this circumstance. The Chairman, Mr. Serjeant OISLOW , expressed the acknowledgments of ale Court to the Grand Jury for this communication : he observed, that it certainly was a very great hardship upon the gentle men who faithfully and conscientiously attended their duty as Gland Jurymen ; and assured them that the Court would take the matter into their se rious cpnsideration, and inflid an adequate punish mentypon the defaulter. On Friday, the !area. Capt. Hotsv 14 AN, arrived from the French coast, and anchored in the Ness Iloads ; a boat from her coming on shore, upset by the swell of the surf. wish seven men and one officer • on board ; and, notwithstanding a boat was imme diately got off to their assistance, four of the men were unfortunately drowned. Their bodies havo since been picked up ; two on the shore at Romney. and tit@ other near Lyda. _ IFS had a .“ r and persons of distinaton to 4A.III“'T aid not go to Kew 'heir ref AUEITIES m o'clock, Iler MAJMV anJ Quiet WI House, in two c.t.- BlAckheath, on 1 ViSit to tl+C week, purchased Mr. CRAI., svennr•sqnsre, 12:e the rich pc: chase money is reported late French papers, that diql Gre :lecessary appendages at ° RUSSIA has MA to the P:in- TTR, daughter of the here m ARK, his destined bliae, a nezklace ; and, he has receiv rail in miniature, by the cele- shape or an imperial crown, the day of the jai: given by wits, in honour of their co- Lake Bracciano, near Rom-. in forty hours. to and family are arrived, f,:r fawn Ilouse, Duchess-strei.,, e most celebrated writers is at Urn. 'the Coultess Sr. MA arts de STY, Upctil her I Ste bl.trriAgv 11111A3S1DOR, is obliged to be ncy being still confined is bps CALCUTTA, MAT 29. PASSWAN °GLOW. Translation of a Letter from a Gentleman, re siding at Bucharest, to Harford Jones,"Esq. dated 6th September, 1803. " 1 have the honour to communicate to Tot ie circumstances which gave rise to the report of eta death of Passwan Oglow. o This famous rebel has amongst his slaves, a fa vourite, called Ally Kh:ole, who was one day walk ing in the Pleasure Gardens of the Seraglio, un luckily at the very moment he was enquired fur by his master; Passwan, inflamed with jealousy and rage at finding him in the Pleasure Gardens without permission, sent for him, and plunged his peignard through his shoulder blade; Ally Khiole, urged by despair at seeing that his master (deprived of rea son) evidently attempted to take away his lite, drew a pistol from his girdle, and pointing it at his mas ter's head, fired it if. The ball grazed his fore head without wounding him, and the powder mere ly singed his eyebrow. leaving, however, some marks behind. Passwan Oglow, who pques him self on equalling the examples of magiamiriii.v greatness of soul of some great men, minuted praised the bravery of the young man, telang at the same time, tha . , notwithstanding his offesir.-. he would not kill him, out of consideratlon to his youth. 1 was at Rousceagh, when this intelligence was brought there by one of the friends of Ally Khiole, and in the service of the Keharja of Pass wan °gloss., at Widdin: this man, fearing that Ally Khiole and all his friends might fall a sacrifice the resentment of his master, very-pendently re solved to fly, and he arrived at Routeeagh; on the fourth day after his flight from Widdin t he was very well received at the former place by Tersenic, and promised to take care of his future fortunes. "The Wallachian Government relate the affair in a different manner at Bucharest, but it cannot be cre dited whets compared with the narrative of the man arrived at Rousceagh, who had ocalar demonstra tion of what passed. The following is the aconnat given by the Hospodar of Wallachia, Pilate Ypsi- • Linty; he says, that the rebel, hearing that the slave was in the garden, sent for him, and, after repri manding, made him lie down on the round in or der to r. ceive a whipping : in struggling, the pistol went off, kc. ace . would to God that it had killed the monster ! !" sismnsesomme Yesterday, as Mr. Pisr was leaving St. Jamey's Palace, with Mr. Husaissoe accampanying hint, just as his carriage was leaving the Palace-Yard, and entering Cleveland Row, one of th • hind springs broke, and the carriage fell upon the azletree. The Mini ter gat out unhurt, and went home in Earl CAMDEN'S Chariot. The following is an extras from a letter (the ari ginal of which is in our possession) received two or three day; since, by the wife of i seaman, who re sides in this neighbourhood, from her Bashand, dated from on board His !VI AJIST ICS ship reere, of Malta, the 29th of November last. It has every appear ance if being authentic, and was forwarded to her from the Cove of Cork, as a ship letter received there: — The Tigre has hada severe engagement with the ba:feries at Tonlou; we had twenty seven sacs killedanil fifty wou.idosl ; we slink one 74, loomed moodier and deeWoyod a EMS part of the town. We see come hem ssi a ,Z as no fining has suffered much, hot we dui& riT% the low of our men, which ere valuable In a emus" oviseve there are none to be hail. There rent-tin la Tontint Moe mil of the line, wluch we will take or destroy before we leave the Struts, srliidt I hope will bring a pesee." We lay the above intelligence before oar reddens as we received it, without further comment of db servation, than that the letter has the regular post office mark on it ; and that the writer was formerly a seaman on board one of the Milford packets. (InterArd Mirror). An experiment was tried at Wisliatich Warren, in presence of the Board of Engineers, on Thursday last, of an invention, the objeei of which Is to pre clude the necessity of using powder-horns in prim ing the great guns and carronades on hoard His M A- J rsev's ships; and thereby preventing the fatal ac cidents that so often occur. The invention con sist: of a luck, with a flint and a pan. being so Cited as to cause the sparks to enter the gun by means of a tube. It met with approbation, and is to be im mediately used in the sea service. The inventrakas served as Gunner in several of His MAJESTY'S ships. A Gentleman at Witham, a Ow days since, re ceived from Bristol the anonymous letter subjoined, with a one-pound flank of England Note inclosed therein :--" One, who inconsiderately wronged Mr. A. of half-a-clown, more than twenty years pest,,.,, and has never forgot it, sends restitution, and thanler him for the use of his money ;--wishinghisn health.' The excellent Farce of The Pri7e, which a•r s played a tew evenings since at Drury-lane Thea.• never before went off with so mach applause. .114 eclat was not merely the result of the intrinsic me: .t of the Piece and its Performers, but was evidently owing likewise to the very impressive subjeff. that now so extensively engrosses public attention, from the numerous and magnitudinous Prizes D 1 the moi.• mentous I.ettery, which is so near its important • Jay of commencement. In truth, the niece led to a general conversation, through all parts of the • Theatre, of tha immense Prizes which Foaruas is.; about to dispense to her votaries, at her fart:urine, Temple, stiled Cocottes' HALL. Oo Monday was opened to the Public, a beautie . ful Painting, executed by Messrs. Rate Aoat an• • B. sass, representing Sze Sidney Smith's ABios era' fifty-nine sad of the Enemy's Flotilla, in May last. le' comprehends four classes of their vessels, viz. Praams, Schooners, Schuyts, and Lug-sailed Ro boats ; and sliews the City of Ostend. and the • tilla in the harbour, with a line of sandy co towards Flushing. This Painting is the admi tion of every one who has yet had the pleasure view it, and is highly interesting on many accon The effed of sun-set, the glow of colouring . the whole, and the accuracy of the representati are such as will certainly ensure the Artists mu • praise, and the patronage of the public. We ha heard that the whole has been directed by a p of the first authority, together with the joint info anon of the Officers of the Squadron then on station. This Painting, and the Classical VieW Rome. eminently interesting to every one at conversant with the Roman History, - en continue open for a few months longer,. Panorama a most sublime and . bition. P, MC. C V ,. 14 , V i