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on will, the Priatism t that city, consistir Es ived orders to hold itself ivies, of the 12tit ult. contain attack made. upva a • Apolitss soldiers, WI strong positions with • There is no wtecti n made tide. oc of any ze . :on s British aresty. though tetligence down to ; being a day later owed battle in which a wounded. do its the justice to admit, minted sines by moth ly slonderer. Having. s coodeft, with respea ion, to well merited contempt, liged in oor own defence tt , dirty business. oar • that this Cobbett. better a name seleBed by invite*, , elation and principles of a pm. in pursuance of Heat • ' sin& by which fie neig blic notice., plbliell m a i tkii e.., erenee 14 intention to offer. Maple* *. ireerki4rif mit vecsocy. Rather 14 iseClipeoetinc a mlnelp9!fLee.rosafa hairy- prn. Sillip"" .- 1 - 4“4114 demo isimdt: *4*Fd of bis canny. We Vaelset ironed; h had furn.r.i his Mr* titre taken We MI 11:4• f such yummy. there would be a artti he deepen the law and Candidate—epee the list, with mck vsy, Si! itisinCii Burdett. or 111.. I,se warnli ~1 440 &vire in New er d4COat port of alts world. midi awed ley the contempt and ri4;cule acur in London.arhere the quackny were weft' Chown. On the &Mk person to represent the thy of the place of diet great end di. air. and the Eleftere, we►y masef J the hoax. became anxious to least or could extricate hirneelf, Irish ter qpcy, *tram the situation itt wit:seats sif ; for, as to Mr, Peter •Porritprtq d as a Candidate% untesarthe teal aa , who Wished to juste a *Asa the reak•Cassiiettet as sot a nisart;in.Weitrnifts\er who my thing 'so monstrous amdirstrivs. me Earl ; Perri declared r. Denis O'Brf es declared firealt dr. Sheridan also avowed his ions t lists ; mirk; Meeting was called, 4 Westminster. at the Comm and Ane and, on the leth of September, for ta into consideration.--lio far, I before the wind. and this conjuror f, on the success of his cups and Sai's. which attended the first sceaes of du led to aggravate its ultimate I.l4afr, le ludicrous difficulty is which cede d himself involved. At thz /meth; Mr. Sheridan declined, Mr. Dor ied a contest for Westminster. Ther led all opposition to Earl Petry, Mt )ledgrallismselves to supra dal an. Here then was the case whirls tilted and deplored, the case .06 6 ha 11, to corre forward and prevent by aadidate for Westminster. and aJt stir ,anded to and fro like afarnily bor.;*. ridau stood forward, had Sir FrAUCIS forward, had any man of presensims is against Lord Percy, asCokitte"w w ed would be the case. Le w.,uld hare consistency, and covered his 'Ls. igning his pretensions to a forau;^ Tiut here poor Peter was left —there was noshing to bresk his trey, the subject of his weekly slander, er the course, or Peter Porcupine mow nd, belie his professions. and riotata What then is the course which :his ate adopted to extricate himself he r Why, he put an advertivrncrir ms as, declining the honour intended biros id that he Gird ass time to fulil (be Member of Parliament......H Ati tide of truth, candour, or Rat sod conduct, he would ince declared. Mr. Sheridan and therefore I am douh' ward to save the city of W ., ng a family Borough. Eye which det:rmirted me or ores myself to rtir notice, now operate in a tenfold 1 4-wee; it is an extreme case, and my disinterested t enthusiastic leveed my conntry requires a sacra at my hands. Such would have been the lan guage and feeling of a consistent and true man NEN e but a Cliatlatan, would have attempted to eneak oat of the Lusiness by such a contemptible excuse as tent of lime; none but a man who ehought he was adttressing children or fools, soul , nave hoped to save himself by such an apology. 'Every man that ever heard the name Cobbett knows that be is a hard-working man, that. he edits a weekly compilation of State Papers, and other articles, which he is obliged to season with a pension skilled of original Jangler of his own invention, to make it palatable saleable; that this vocation consumes all his time and labour; tlsat he.must work and stick to it, as he lives by it ; that it is food and raiment to him his family, and must be attended to, if he would be insensible to the calls of nature. How, then, !riving; offered himself a eandiduto to the Mei:tort •f Wcaminster, dare he come forward and tail them he had not time to do the daty of a Re- ~ presentative lor how comes it tbat he did not make discovery untiLthe ISth. Sept. the day on which, by the resignation of Mr Sheridan and Mr. 0 1 ,13ryeag he was left in the lurch Z Indignant at such insult to the smerfroirse of the Puhlid, we took an sally opportunity to print out the 'efilemma into which poor Peter had brought himself. But Peter. teltioneith Is has since. more thao once, re.prodnced business of !he Wes:it:4l6w 8 , 1e8;on. postppnsa Lis clef , nct, and it was not s tinril 8 etirday it was vetting from Lim, :in am.apuele aadressed to the Pe:lifts, in . thefollowing *fortis: o I at ca contras, that the anapest of ecjoying this sleight- Sias," via that of a candidate upon the hustings, "would base brae 'Arens ieseptation but when 1 tookan inspaciel view ef yew sends@ y wits I saw you receive the speeds of Mr. litehhei with emits fee the living, and *I lamentations for fiko4lllld ; when 1 heard you resole , unanintotialy, that a IWO 1, and a &ware plowmen tee, Vatthe propetett w het Whip year regessentalin ; whom I. bard you q•ictly asv miniog to tire propm.itioe, the it eras lopernitie so end, in all Illerwrid, m reermansel-re !quid In merit to tn. an who had Soh you fur years without hang represented at allowed uho.dur. leg his sit months of Wile., had acted in dim* °prescient. all . do Gain ptlemplr en account of which you had repeatedly strewn bias; and ituarrr; whom I bawd you tcceive the same el Whithrted rialablusts of applause. awn after he bad la-en chief- isteltellental iw depciong you of the chance of obtaining a /41teletleathei agreeable to your professed whites; when I beerd stdw all this, I Iteinated net to conclude, that the How was area yet come for apemen like m to stand an a candidate for Westminster ; I hesitated not, one natinimit, to conzludo„ am it riceind some years of discipline under the hands of * lord and his steward y that it required events ouch as had not lit came,* pawl diet it required winch yet horn experienee, laraterert teaches of wisdom, to bring yea to that eloper ef mind, without which nn representative could presibly main pen any service; and I ant, upon still further redelion, eon , tits', the%v nt g o cl i u l b ytri ice unlit , th u r u ou 4 g e, h Intrigues pise sal the e patriotic nd (nods damp of such emnbsnatiom of place but en ; until to use any, watch-word of party in guar presence woull be to endanger the ante or ear* of the 0111.0 f ; until this be the cane, I a.n finally emrstneed, that, to give you an op,Lertunity of asserting year hedspeniesce, would be a waste of an /wee owes tits mid eentddrie We regnant the attention of the public to this epilog!, for such a tissue of falsehood and mean ness never before was deliberately committed to welting. The speech of Mr. Sheridan, at the Crown and Anchor, and the conduct of the Meeting tehich 'so &ignited Prier Porcupine, took place on the Illth of September. The speech of Mr. Whit bread, am! the condud of the Meeting there on, the other cause which determined Prier not CO enter the lists against Earl Percy, took place on the 99d. at Willis's Rooms.—Now the Advertisement of Cobbett. aliu Poor. Per. ovine, declining the eontest, because he hod got tier, ie dated the Hitli September, and must have been sent, as every man acquainted with the internal economy of • Newspaper must know, to the Pape r in which it appeared, on the 18th, before Mr. She. titian made his speech on that day, or the Eledtors of We:;nairirter had declared any opinion upon it ; and, as to 111 r. Whitbread's speech, on the 113 d, it surely could no: have been beard by Cobbett, or his cpies, previous to the Itith. Such, however, are the causes which, he new says, determined him to cieelin• the honoar of representing tie city of Weitminster. It is au ungrateful task to dissect a rotten carcase. Here, then, we drop the subject Ea the percent. Their !loyal Highnesses the Prince of WALIS and the Duke of Ct. eruct left town, yesterday /corning. to ri;:.ume their tour in the North. 'They rvere prevented frets attendir g the funeral of Mr. Pox, it being contrary to coquette for a member of the itnyal Family to attend a private funeral. Our Letters from the coast conuin some imper r-1 accounts of die recent attempt to destroy the 1 1• in Ihrilogne. About fifty rocket•boats were in on Wedite.day night, and succeeded in dis i.nsing hetween tour and five hundred 321 b. rock • • tbutila was seen on fire in several places, many homes in the town were unintentionally •troycd, but the event of the damage has net aseertainrd. Tan firing from :hc French butte waa continued, till daylight on Thursday- t r "P ,, at.l offer r '^f I t• elf ie rcz, at sti tl; ice at at. contain & vu.111‘1 3 4 of e ft)i) had oc. sneak Noll:char at shay of IlhOrg gelli egil it put. spot ) the v i t t of CI er tlia o ( 4, man. .h be Is State obi* admit, 11;u anti *eh notice of time lg. however, as he spelt to the and I :ontemptoct not h nce to folk s! r fouler& oat of V better know, then bmnelt, prom les of a ;p a . the St !thirst( whit pight Ow* O'B r st 2 .914 c,cids, an it MINIM a usi cart: ot I~Lths test ski trillt 'cock the coa , '' te r: d bare isn has e.l Lei ably b° ll° ers. Kestni.:st e tT rery t ~, w & k s crt7—tiFW 411 THEATRE. pIURY*LAW. A Gentleman of the name of CARL'S made his debut here, on Saturday night, in the charader of CaOld {stern,, in the Comedy of The Wender. He has a great deal of aSion. without any grace, and seemed to Mistake perpetual motion for spirit and animation. His voice is tolerably clear and distinet, and his person good ; but there WAS nothing elegant or finished in his manner. His style of afting was flippant, but feeble; and, as he does not appear to he a very young man, it is probable that his powers will not carry him. betond a subordinate class. Mr. CAILES is, we understand, the tame Gentleman who some time since attempted r;tbrllo, at one of the Winter Theatres. but not liking his reception, retired to improve himself. Mss Dots. c ate' Pielante displayed much ease and playfulness. It was loudly applatt led. The Forty Thieves fol lowed with their usual success. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. M. EDITOt —For th.• benefit of those who did not understand ipanish, your Correspondent of Sc.. turday last mist have ; given a more literal trans lation of the lines be inserted in that language.— The following will. I believe, be almost as close as the different idiot's, of the two languages, and . poetical enbellishment, will allow. lr. S. Beneath Aurbra's early ray, Two fluar'es their ots'iling sweets disclose ; In doubt my eager hand I stay, Which trembles o'er each blushing use. linatitalia tees their charms I run, Ensapter'd trace each mai hue Nerr yet tan give the pose to see, • Nor yet forbear to pluck the two. Thus Ism is &Debt, thus doubly esev•d, These eyes, jour charms, sweet maids, survey, Lone, wag artmerteiern whisk t Wed, And fearing, 'aid the glootn, to stray. The little God his triumph preired, And fared confession hens my heart i fads labials sway my breast. And bleated e'vhy ether deft. • axasimORMIRRIRRIONOIIo SeITITJay Tluttr Majesties, Duke and Duckett of You, and all the Pat/fetus', went to Bulstrode, the seat of the Doke of POIIT LADD. paid a visit, and returned at four o'clock. Afterward. the Dulce and Duchess left Windsor for Oatlands. Yesterday 'Awning, His M A.ISST v, attended by Generals FITZROY and MARAINOIi•M, Calends Ttet.oa and Dmotiouott, paraded the Rortl Re giment of Horse Guards, Blues, an.l the King's own Royal Staff ad Regiment of Militia, in the Court yard ; afterwards walked to Church, with Pio cessee Arun TA and MARY, attended by Lady Trivrtrie, G•ie-als FITZROY and Colesti , .is 1 AYLna and Dusosovon, where a -.sr men war preached by the Rey Dr. HALL AM, from Cortn•hians, Clap. 15. and 11th Verse a Be of o.le 'mind, list to rears, sad the end of lave and peace shall be with yol." Afterwards His t.fittitsirr and Pa INCeSSIS wont to Frogmore to dinner, and returned to the palace az three o'clock.--ti.r MA/SSTs.. Princesses ELt- ZSeSTM, AWN/STA, ant SOPHIA, heard Divine Ser vice performed in ete Palace, tfrerwards went to Frogmore. and returned with Hit MAJESTY. His M &PUTT is ezpadled in town on Wednesday. The Loan CiI•taCELPOK entertained a Siret party at dinner, yesterday, at his heuseat Hampstead. Earl Palmy wilt leave teghti this morning, for Newcastle.emotuTyne. whom he will remain two days, and intends then to premed to Northumber land. Earl s S►amcs' attended divine service, yesterday, St St. James's Church, and, at four o'clock, lett win, for %Vitals Won, to dinner. Her Royal Highness the Princess Cit•atorrs of WA Las, wbo left town, last Tuesday, for Keys. attended by the Dowver Lady - Da Ctir I , OIID, will return to town neat Thurad.ty. The Duke of LILDS left town, yesterday, for Yorkshire. Mr. and Lady EGTZA BETH WIIITaRCAD, kft toter, last Saturday, for their seat in Bedfordshire. Lord PONSOMIY. we are happy to state, was mach better, yesterday, than his Lordabip has been fee this month past. Lords Wa tsison• sr and TA I, enr, and the Hem. Mr. F. Gazviti.r, have been at Windsor, within these few days, upoa a visit to Their Meassr its. , Maher Serve u expelled to perform at the Stamford Theatre. Lord and Lady Cs ltilNerropi left town on Sauer day for their seat at Nottingham. Viscount Hoariest has taken the house lately oc cupied by Lord Petit ASI, in Stratton-street, Picca dilly, to which his Lordship intends removing in a few days. The Earl of CAOLICOND:LtY'S elegant fornaute was removed, a few days ago, from - his Lordship's house, the corner of Park-lane, to his new purchase, Egremont House, in Piccadilly, which has under gone a thorough repair. The much-lamented belies CNOLSIONDILLY, and tier mother, resided many years on the Queen's pa rade. Rath, where they were esteemed and beloved by a large circle of friends. The last arrivals at Bath, are— ' Lord and Ladyl. Tiptoe, H,r E ace' lency Countess de Front, Led? F. Deuce, Lad, Conrail. Lady Clarke. Lady Seance, Toady and Mtn Ba.clay, Dunouralde Mr. R. ilunkett, Sir J. Lady and Min Fitsfenald, Sir J. and Lady Cockburn end ra. wily, Gin. Sit Jolla Marl., Gen 1.14 Mrs. Gaut, Lel. Vtckera, Colonel sod Mr, Er.kine, Colonel and SW Little, Duienei mid din Kemy, Lieutenant ICAsiona Hume, Lieutenant-Col►. Eel F.azer, Captain Grant, Captain V...ceut, Captain and Mrs. Colcloogn. - The long ►alked•of Meto-Drama,byb:r.Tasorsoa Hoot, was rehearsed on Wednesday. at Drury-lane, for the first time: it is founded on the History of Hungary, and, from the great extent of scenery and machinery, which have been some months prepar ing, promises to be as great a favourite as the re eent productions of the..rarise nature. • _ , slit STVIIRN POL . ft still, we doubt nOt, be generally ack-ncwteag . s.-4, that evert in death, the most isuarsating (Akre, at - this time, is the late Mr. Secretary Fox. Whin we consider his great talent - 3, his superior eloquence, his bleih situation, the vast capacity with which he filled it, the weighty olijeCt which engru.ssed his lest thoughts, and the irreparable loss tne nation has sustained by his death, it would manifest a strange insensibility to what is great and illustrious in the human charafter, it, while the eyes and the regret at the people are direfted to his tomb. we were to :Ors over any circumstance that might reflea ho 'spur on himself of his ancestry. ‘he have. there . fire, selected the following particniar from his ge m-4BITt as related in LI-beets': Presmis, and which proves, .that how, ver great the obtigations of his country to Mr. Fox so ty be. he is nut the first of his family who has conferred them. Sir Stephen Fox, grandfather to the late Mr. Fox, and ancestor of the ands of Ilchester and the Lords Hoiland, was A Mill of the greatest aboities, and most accomp:ished manners. th. ri.'elity to his Sovereign was provetbial ; and thong.) the reigning powers at that time tried their utmost to make him withdraw his allegiance from his exile.l Master, King Charles IL they fouad him incorruptible. But what will eodear nis memory ti the latest pos terity is, fis being the first projector of the noble design of t hel•ea Hospital, having contributed to the expence of it above 130.3001. His motive to it was known from his own words he said, "he roma not dear to Ni the common soldiers. who had spent their strength in e.r service, lir: at our doors." He therefore did what be could to remove such a =AU. dal from the kingdom. He first purchased some gram& near tkr t)iiiCoilege lit Chelsea. which had nren escheated to the Crown in the reign of James I. and on these grounds the present Cairn' is erect• ed. Numerous were hi.. public and private chari- ties. He lived to see his ruble design take riled, and died Oditober 28, ►7IG, aged 89, universally re gretted. • ---` 64 .. t reacted town on Friday A evening, but dors not enntain any intelligence of an interesting nature. At a late hour, o i Friday night, Baron Jacost ar t'ved in town. He came from Hamburgh in the Donee packet, Capt. MACDONALD, which had sailed up the Elbe for the purpose of receiving him. Another French spy has been arrested at Keseel dorff, in Saxony. Maps, and plans ef the c aunt: y end fortificetini s, were found in his poesetsion. The Queen of Perssta has been thingermusly bat at the dine of the last accounts, was in a state of convalescence. and at the head-quintets in Mer saburg. Oct Saturday, the Lottery Wheels were removed Irmo Somerset House into the city, uuder the usual escort. Tile Commissioners, under Daniels' bankruptcy. sat at Guildhall, on Sate. day, bat nothing particular ,transpired. tu The nffire of ne New/ Yea Gist was wally destroyed by fire, with ail Ms ansterials, on the lie ult. It is singular that. for sante days previews to mis calamity, a series of essays had appeared in the paper, on the ptecauvons to be tken against fires, ant the propriety of insisting. • 'Clan Kies has hnn pleased w censtiture and ap ,pnint WILLtAeI MACEWustill Paslsa i Seliesant at 'Gan; Sir CH•littl Wittiest Rotas BuOONTON, *am ; is PenCIT•L ELIOP. Rate nen Dew , Lunai.es Moose, Jame Snootier, ions Anstalt. Jowl Wintsitaw, PHILIP Deese, and Lewis Jen ties, Ent's. to be His Maim' v's Com- Missioners ter ascliting the Public Aseounts.-- fGezettef. The Kayo has been graciously pleased to grant Onto the Hight Hon. Wit tt•ts Earl Netsoos, Doc- • for in Divinity, &c. stt•n Hastairoors, and Dame Este 1 HA micron, (widow of the late Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM H•stiaron, K. B. de erased,) en behalf of Ho s eri• Neason I:nosan. sous (an inf an:), his royal licence and authority, that she the said 1-1011ATia NtLsON Titoism may as tume and me the surname of Neinost only, in com pliance with an injunction contained in a codicil all owed to the last will and testament of the late Right Hon. Hoe ATM Viscount and Baron Netson of the Nits, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the County of Norfolk, Baron Nelson of the Nile, and of Hilbo rough in the said County, Knight of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath, Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron, Doke of Biome, in the kingthsm of Farmer Sicily, &c. diceesed. A ship, called the tteie ie Jane, was lost on the 24th'of August. off New York. She had on beard between 40 And SO pet sons, mostly passengers ; and the fate of some of them will excite commiseration. General MAclortillSON, and a young lady, his deughter,weie washed overboard, when the General. kin g an excellent swimmer, made the quarter rail. kg, the ship being on her beam ends ; bat pereeiv• lag his daughter sinking, he plunged an again after her, and succeeded in bringing her to the wreck. He was, however. washed off a second time, and his strength being exhausted, he was drowned. Mr. Bootsnanotiler passenger, had the astonishing pre sence of mind to make his way through the water to the after-cabin, in which were his wife and son, to push up th.• dead light, force them both into the water, and jnmp in after them • bet both the wo man and child were drowned. vessel was pre served from sinking by having en board .50 bales of cotton ; and the nest day 'l7 persons were rescued, after rsnianning lashed to the wreck a day and a night. The number of persons drowned amounted toll. The running match, which has been spoken of a length of tune, between Messrs. SA Lase and omr, took place Satuniey morning on Hamp ton Common. The competitors were to run three measured miles on turf. and the above spot was fixed on by one of the empires, who caused flag posts vi be fixed as a boundary. SA T.Tall was she favourite. and led his opponent, for the Kin mile,. at which distance h was twenty-five yards a head ; be slackened his pace, sag Be•ussone came up with him ; they kept together at an easy pate un til within half a ot-le of ** * tanning poet. when . Bs AU MOS r mad; plan , , and, tank appearen:e. had the best of the =fah ; but when within three hun-'' Bred yarns of she decisive apet, &area passed htisy adversary with Mee, and undyed thither tweet" peed, The match was for too guineas. • •- . . „ ''' • . - . . . ' ... '4e ?nasals fro,,, 2,4 I art Myself tO yetis notice. nosy operate in a tenfold • 'at • ~.. - i • SIR SIVIISN Pa . ' . -......... consisting 4 e., de ft' it is an extreme case. and my disinterested i t t It Will, we doubt net, be generally aek-ccsetedis.s.e.t, . . . '4 itself in to., and enthusiastic love of my country requires a once/- . , \ ' ~.„, ' -,` ,ee''" ' .... IS ' :that even in death, the most /nursling objett, "at i s • ice at my bands. Such Vk mild have been the lan- . ~ -,- . e,.- .-i,,. 4" that time, is the late Mr. Secretary Fox. When we 'eat ikuage and feeling of a consistent and true man ""' as.. '' , • , consider his great talenti, his superior elomienee, . his bleb situatton, the vast capacity with which be 4 140‘ e hut a Charlatan, would have attempted to THE _.—ATRE li g . filled it, the wei lay oeet which en ru.ssed his last osems—... I • j weak oat of the Lusiness by such a contemptible DIURY•LATtes thoughts, and t e irreparable loss tiro nation has excuse as tent ej time; none but a man who A Gentleman of the name of CARL es made his sustained by his death, it would manifest a strange dart here, on Saturday night, in the charader of insensibility to what is great and illustrious in the • orght he was aderessfng children or fools, (.0101e1 &iron, in the Comedy of The Wender. He human charaCtet, it, while the eyes and the regret /lave hoped to save himself by such an has a rem deal of affirm. without any grace, and of the people are directed to his tomb, we were to Every man teat ever heard the name seemed to miteake perpetual motion for spirit and Akin over any eireumnance that might refleft ho knows that he is a hard.workin animation. His voice is tolerably clear and distinCe, 'twos on himself ot his ancestry. \%e have. there. g and his person good ; but there was nothing eleg tilt fore, seleeted the following particelar from his ge. %Ins A weekly compilation of or finished in his manner. His style of afting was nealogy4, as relined in 11-beets': Peerage, and which other articles, which he is flippant, but feeble; and, as be does not appear to prpves, that how, yen great the obtigations of his gammon moor of original he a very young man,. it is probable that his country to Mr. Fox tatty be, he is nut the first of powers will not carry him. bet nod a subordinate his family who has conferred them. -i, to make it palatable class. Mr. CA 11 Les is, we understand, the same Sir Stephen Fox, grandfather to the late Mr. -0 consumes all his Gentleman who some time since attempted '344/0, Fox, and ancestor of the f 3 iris of Ilchester and the old stick to it, at one of the Winter Theatres. hut not liking his Lords Holland, was A DUN of the greatest Abaities, reception, retired to improve himself. Mss DUN. and most accomp:ished manners. ih. ti.'elity to his -tent to him c a ta's Pialante displayed much ease and playfulness. Sovereign was proverbial ; and thong.) the reigning s would It was loudly applau led. The Forty Thi.ver fol. powers at that time tried their utmost to make him i.,0, lowed with their usual success. withdraw Isis allegiance from his exiled Master, _ .. .. ___ King Charles 11. they fouad him incorruptible. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. But what will eadear nis memory to the latest pos terity is, his being the first projector ot the noble Iv. Eotroa—For rho benefit of those who did design of t hel-ea Hospital, having contributed to 'erstand ipanish. your Correspondent of Sa- the expence of it above 130,3001. His motive to it ' mit'it have; given a more literal trans- was known from his own words sbe said, "le line' be inserted in that language.— row:Via deer he see the common soldiers. who had spent ill. I believe, be almost as close as their strearb Ise oar service, fez at err doors." He 'e of tee two languages, and . therefore did what be could to remove such a scan will allow. E. S. dal from the kingdom. lie first purchased some --- grounds near the Jid College eta Chelsea, which had rwen escheated to the Crown in the reign of James sets disclose ; I. aid on these grounds the ptesent College is creel. ed. Numerous were hi. public and private charts se, ties. tie lived to see his noble design take effete, - and died Oditober 28, 1710, aged 89, universally re gretted. ini-ite-is_____•••••• A Gottenburgh Mai reacted town on Friday evening, but does not cantaitt any intelligeuce of an interesttng nature. AI a late hour, o i Friday night, Baron JACONI ar m town. He came from Hamburgh in the rim, Capt. MACDONALD, which had sailed • for the purpose of receiving him. 'eh spy has been arrested at Kessel- Maps, and plans of the c :stint: y -te found in his poeseesion. a has been cliingeemusly ill. -counts, was in a state of sad-quarters in Men - were removed ter the usual 'order, ler I. *al► the boy dance of a bad been cu► night; add a qu., `The boy, in Ids . porter, and tad 'beet. woman who made their a, hem. The Loins Maros . cletain:d the linen. ekrxe.m..=s2._ The Society fee the Discourages commenced an nitienagginst a es ill treatment of a poor SI Ibboy, h but. on his begging pariah k Tit giving the peer Mir MOM ere hint. they have mithilsifillsilt , • On Weihineshw4S.lllll lady of Pimlico, and her "aanchtei were going up the river, with Mee hall-stairs, the Waterman, who wi foul of a piece of timber opposi upset the boat ; fonuaately, the sonic was not mote than four feet was running out, and the ladies we their heads above water until seas others got to their aesistance. Ti vexed to a pohlic-hawse above •Mi Au inquisition was take on T) a public neuse a few miles from road to Hewetes-bottom, rn the unknown, who was .suppesed in a duel on the day preceding. by which it could be ascertained came by hisdeath was given by t who, whilst in pursuits of boat of Mr. Wateses, their employer of pistols not far distant from approaching the spot, they pm persons, two of whom, aceerdi were engaged in a duel. One presence et the witnesses, and neighbouring home, where he st, a wound in airvide ermivettbiwit hours. .The whom of the party deceased abscondel t but by paps his name was iuppeisc.l to.be Wet genteel dressed' swam about et dia.wiMaaslengicrw. Qis Thursday last, ,M 1 inquisi Colchester, on the view of the ti skis., late a Lieutenant in His %intent of Foot. A Serjeant is of Four, in the Garrison, stated about halt pace sic in the month, log towards Mr. Hilo's, meet reports of two pistols, and vet saw fire persons coming away place from whence the reports whom said to the Witness—. I believe a Gentleman has met and is hurt ; take all possible e Serjeant immediately went. and alone, with a wcund on the rig] lying on his back quite dead. charged pistols neer him. T called in by the Jury to ortnot tiezcasei, who .st•tei that Owe the lomt part of the tight si dently produced bra p.weri Ua ao*tabt was Cite IMlUrdlitte C 4 Vordid, W, lit Alorder