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improve their discipline, an insure a full.atteuclance upon parade. As to the 'Training Bill, ~tit§p4 had been- taken to correEt the lists, and in' an early part r J of , next Session, a teasure Woultl , ,be:‘brought«,,fur- , Asiard, founded upon it, for. , the , establiahrnektt of a local 11 ilitia in the different Counties... .Several Military Returns. were ordered, on the Illation of 1,,0rd CASTLEREAGH, and several' pier sewed.' by the SECRETARY at \V 4n, which were or, dared to.be printed. . • The SPEAKER,informed.the House, that the Elea, tors of Dungarvon had failed to renter into r , :cogni7 zances to' 'prosecute their Petition. The Order ;for lakhtg the said Petition into consideration was clis clrarged.' • ' -General TARLETON offered.a Petition trotncertain Salt Manufacturers of•Liverpoolpcotnplaining of the hardships atll36ting them from same Of 010 AaS relit it3g'to the Dutiett nn Salt: , • Adjourn d at T'ts,'elve o'clock. . ;; ~ ~ Flloll# THE TRENCH PAPERS. , • . , • TI; 31'E JULY 1 0-L•The Town of .Rovigno was , , bombarded . Frigate - i'•the fyllowinz, arc: the raus'eP,,\Vhicli lcd to that event The'English Frigate 'awl: possession of a E l ul( octal-, }n` froth`;. r, . eantain tool( three .0f ) the, Bark, ..4 ilireelof Ilk' (pan men .ou board, , ,atid ; desired -them te` l iO`ake for the' Port Of • LuSin.. The 'Captain et the dark'. order, Tnade. for .Mite hay. ing,ipl:cyiopsly tado the three "Englislitlithi;(ltunk. .r.t)ffe Eipglish• CaPtaiti having soon reetiV,ecriiitil)rtriat ion of this cir, cornstance, • sent a Flag of q'ruqe: to Rovigno to. de mind the Bark. The Magistrate of the town, -how/ ever,. replied, that he conld not give up the Bark without orders. from the CumrnandatA, Cape ;- And accordingly' he . sent a' l‘TeaVgger thither. 'The ,Cointnand: - Int• at Cape . n'l§trirrifinr; Sent un.=l)Oais to itoViglid;! - 114t as I .' i . e soon as,theiC 14. aptain of the _Pg.-ft.)l wthcUl approach, 'he opened a heavy 'tire uptin'Revigne,- ,and in a short tinte all the 11,uu & ittOt‘§ci near ilib' waterside were converted intult heap- of PAR 1 . 5 • AUG: Genetil Of Pi4ABfell:' BILU tin has reedive4,frtirn'hi . i I.\l3j4 ' lirli3 of 'the Crosses o f the,Order:uf St: lieury Sapny, which the King of 54 , 3C0NY setir-tO 41( 1 :1i;fered OfEceri of the 4.q . ettch Army. , , , great crowd wept ye;terday to Sr. Cloud, in h o pes of seeing the Etii,pdthi. lift ,t,llO about seven o'ch:.(.11:, ;hid droye,rot}nd the ,1:)ilk in 'a r t ,pfiv i.•atri3ge: Ilis.pTeseiice excited a ge rwral eiitlaist. , ,stri. ' • • • Auk iv tn-1 Dublin. Due — buttenbiligb,'i Dublini Waterford. • • ij . ., V it C •ST ( ) cic § T If' S LI S Y A f 9tv F.I. VE: 0 . 0:0C1C. I.'olols 1 - tialrthitP T 11 ' SUN. pr. §OLltif gurs urcixt AUDEAT j - LONDON, ••r f, 111.113AY 3 AUCiIiST ISO 7. We received this mornibff:Paris / s apbrs to the 6th t ! .'joust, but thoy are wholly de , ,iitute'or intelligence, • Mr: Sltrt(in,t•q Ist' nigh't' 'brought forward his r'esooiii the . Statc of II:Oland, :ion the two • BitiA, wii i irthAlave pasticd,,into law. for the tirote6tion of ihar Oikluvry. The•llotiOn; after/VVebate of k''.)llBl4 4 iet . 4) l e le.lti lt, w . ai . rejecaect by 76 to . 3a." .114irels , Atron5 re,;tson to lielieve that the French have` by this tine taken possession of .Tonningett• The folloWing Note Wa's yesterday poiled up at, Lt,ovp's Thu•hiie, Utt iiisen; : Tucker,-Kichardson; Mercuries, Thleitiso»; anti 'Providence, Lamon, tiy London: the • 'eludes Hamilton, Cockr:ine, for Yarmouth; the Salerno, 'Dudgeon, 'and the Fox, titnart, *for Dublin; the iirothers, Coleman, fir Hull ; the Pomona, Dick, anti the Eliza, Ed: - Wends, tbr Leith; and the Spark and Rebecca, far Liver, ihi,ye Veen otclered to ret,,rn trontl'unningen;' , They itiarttalot e ts 'on the 111 inst. trorn the SparOet Brig, • bound to Yarmouth." • . • The propriety of _sending a large. force .to the Daltic ivpow ev;i4eht, , either .to protea pent:nark, if phe is willing to' n'ecept oi.tr assistance, or, if she de .. cline it:l.o take tires t trury be necessary to fiAstritte, the intentiPm 91 t ip . F63tloh. . ,---., .... .. The .110yai celebnatud t ..of Lastti litrtiv-day rtt tild'A PTICIQCSS 'IiiLII4I4OMT . H'S ge CotO, Old AVindhcir,' where ,a .party *eri iivltt;i . to dinner.' In, tho atter - noon a: fer 4 de joie w;As fired, and' at niBht Withlsor r% as illtni ukiated. The King's ,hottsehold, under the Lord Chain fierlain, commenced , pity Viedavaiday to last Idady 7 day quarter. A small brevet k taliced of; but th , .,re will be no .m' , in'evt4,lof Cartins to t;;e 4 .)1 . Tlit±'ed baitalton ot command ed (;..)lono Pow Ciiii/Hetcd 11:145'01( , :'d tg t I _ Gabitlot,Ctitincit W4S yesti,lay 1, lei at, ILL. Fu re,iii ; il . LONDON : Primed by At the SUN-011 Nr 6 S..M.VErrs -ult7 .P4rliament was prorogued eni by doms 7 •• :when the following tBpcech was delivered . by the 1,94 n du4Nosi.4.o.a, as one, f t'he Lords Corn- missioneri " My' Lards and Gentlemen, ( 1 Wa have it in commantLfrom Hu MAJgoitnr to expre4s the satisfadion which he , findi him self enabled to give you that recess which, after the great and diligent exertiona , whick, you have made in' the dispatch of ,Public Business, most at'` this advanced season of the year be so peCuliarly. desirable. , - " His .MitirxrVi havbecngriteidUsly!'pleased tto dired,us to rettirn. you hiti..Thanlss.l tOr „the steady., loyalty and attachnient to' his Person ' ti . • • 'meat, and the 'zealous devbtion, to , the:Public Ser. vis44lcli have - chara4ta t iAtid,all your 4:lilieptioo,, and-'niost especially to thank you for; the season- , able extrtions-.. ,whicb you bavc enabled_ him to make: for the auguientatiOn .of the Military force of tlis Kingdbm. Gentlemen of the House of Commons;' , • ;has, cuminapae4 us to, retail I yOu'his . -iirAithesi 'thanks for the Sttliplies whiCh you have. granted with so much cheerfulness. I(.-)r . - the Curreht Year ; and lie considers the Pre-' vision which you have Made - for' those contingen and unforeseen, Services, which 'the eyents,of the War May retider - necesSary,', His MAJEST'Y' Its' the greabsatidfaaion of recognizing the wisdom where , witti, in a time of o;traor,iinary ditficelties ) , lett have anticipated the Possible demands which those aim cutties.may occasion „.• • Y- " My Lords . poilcmen, IVIAJESTV commands us to assure you, that be deeply,, deplorw,,the unfortunate ; issue of the War . on the'dontinent. r The immense extension of the power and in. • fluence..of JAanee,. and the tuyliigtsed detexthina.. Lion of the Enemy to employ The means' and 're sources of those. Countries which he. possesses or controuls, for the purpose, of efleaing the .ruin of hi s ,Kingdom, undoubtedly 'present a formidable view of the. ,dangers acd difficulties which the Country IEI4 .10 encounter. . But His MAJRSTY trusts, that the Loyal , and . Brave Peolkovei who 4 die reigns are not to be daunted or diiheartened. • r " , froni'the recolleaion of those difficulties 'tirlittr• which Flis:People have sitccessitilY strtiggled, amt.of those dangers which ,they have happily sur. mounted, His MA,lzsry 'derives the consolation pt believing, that 'the saints spirit and perseverance Which have hitherto remained nnbrokon wW. con- thine to be exerted with untibated vigotir and success. . . while His MAJESTY ..COMlllank„ us to repeat the assurance's of his ' constant diness to entertain, any Proposals that may lead to a secure : qnd . lionouraWe Peace, He com- rands us at- the sante time to express his confidence that His Parliament and His People will feel with Him, the necessity of persevering in. those vigorous efforts which alone_ can give the chantiter of Honour to any Wegotiatien, .or ,the prospea of Security or Permanency :to any I ) ,(!tlcet MAJ'EsTY,, -therefore, trusts that His Penple will always be ready to support hint in every measure which may be necessary to defeat -the De. • signs of His Enemies agaknst tbe Independence of His Majesty's Dominions, and to triaintaiii against any undue Pretensions, and against any hos , , tile Confederacy, those just Rights which His MAJESTY is always desirous to exercise with temper 0114 . moderation," but essentiAl to the 'Hoot)!lr of' His Crowd, alfd true. Intere“ts of His People, He is 'determined never to surrender," SIIIP NEWS. crti‘vzsEND, AUGUST 12. Passed by—the Progress, S horn St. Kitt's. Sailcd--the cartnannv, '1;roon, tbr Lisbon ; jenitWon, for Surinitit ; and leabetla, Robson, for St. tetv - rb. burgh. • THE THEAilig. .11A MARKET. The Public Were' last atiratAed" to thii Theatre by ',new Comedy, intitlea Eira,rsircepted. The . seene of a6lon lies in a country' ` own, and though there is no great hitrieky• in the 'plot, it is very well calculated to excite an interest and to afford diversion. ‘ 7.1,he hero of the piece, Frank 11'60,110?id, is , embarrassed in his Circuttillaiii:es, partly the'elreq of hi; hither's prolusiOti, and partly of his own credulity in depending. upoi - a false friOnd.-;;-.. He is attached to ani7o3/,'who is underthe guardianship of two uncles, and - .who are both 0- licitOul that tilieshall marry. She - has two other; lovers,' one Grundey; the tyrannieal . Lord of the. ?,lanor; and Iterdia,' the 'Attorey of the . place. Sh e despises them both, 'secretly partial to Frank Ilicodland. Frank halving- but little fortune,. is too delicate to avail 'hinis&lf 'of her affeCtion.— After several ludicrous mistakes, - and much pleasant ep4ivoque, the tmcleS COlii%ent , to, a marriage, and it appears,that one of these uncles, C9mmulare Convoy,' had brought hoifie property enough belonging to Drank, tt hick enables biro to redeem his estate from mortgage in the bands of' Grurnl4.' There is an under pint trot it former con nedion between the' Lak'y't` and the -Widow [loll, as well as from the distresses of an old Schoolmaster an d hi s fiuiiily, 'who have been .brought to beggary by the oppression of Grumley. 'The piece is di i'ersified by the humours of the Commodore, of the Laitwer, of a 'rustic lf.aiter, as . Well 'as by the wild," desperation of Invoice, a broken speculator, and the mistortunes of the olu Schoolmaster. • There is sufficient variety and' pathos in this Coil , ' rnedy to render it Worthy of pirbice laiour: It does not, present those substantial dramatic qualities Which are thought to be' nect.sbary for a winter Theatre',, though it is certainly altogether' full as good as most works of a similar kind whiati either of the winter- Theatres have for some tune al- Thrded. . The audience seemed to - 1)e very well . satisfied, and only excepted against two 'or threepuns'as the chief errors. The Comedy Was very well ailed, particulaily by YOuNG,'in Frank' ikoodland ; F Aw c'gri, in Cummodure Cartvoy ; WADDY, 111-71/Mtey; and LISTON, iu Rickard, thd rustic waiter.—Mrs.. LITCHI/MIA) and Mrs. QII3IIS were also Strong props , `of the piece. ' • .1 This Comedy is the produaion of Mr: T. Dm,' DIN. _ . Thie Proloi;ue was well &livered by Yet/NW,: and the EPogue by Mrs. LITCUrIELD. The piece waS'anttotinced lur t epetition," with the entite7coril. sent ofit 'very tiurtierotts audience. ' . . MAR K. ET,-Au clisT 14. • This days market 'wag' tolerably well supp4,l with ditlt.qent kindg: of Catllwy. Beef and , Pork are, dearer than our: last report.; Veal and Lamb . are something cheaper ; Mutton supports last price, and • the trade tor the most part watt.:rather sales in the Haymarket were: ict 14%4.4 Hay and Straw have got up in price since-Monday's.market.; Clover sold at last price. , --The -under-mentioned - prices and numbers are an.accurateotaternem : , _ s To sink the p . lllll per stones _ _ • • ,Beef 454 64. to si. oct.—mottoo jo. od. to 45. 6d.---Veal 6s. od. to 76. od.—Lamb 56. to 6b. is. 6d. 1 to 66. 6tt. - 11easts, 840.—Sheep and Lambs, 560.-7-calves, 37.4, • v . SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. Hay 41! os. to 61. Os. --:Clover Ott. to 61. 05, istf. , • • , • ---41141., 21.' • 25. to 31. 55.. .• • •• • 10C11 AR D II a kit is, of N 9, 4, Mattlott-OoOrtv BAW-Ofe . ,Ct YV:0441,1 AAt N11:14 i4lllll SCll.ll9 , toOf South Moll ICI Nu. it,btrahr.l; whvre () n iers for the Paper, 1 tt/ers for the 'blur, tie, Oust-paid), r . „ . , ton- street, C rosvcm—squats; filet to addressed, NAVAL NEWS. - 'PORTSMOUTH, • AUG. 13.--The4gincourt, of 64 pins, Capt. Ht! -L, last frail) the Downs ; and to-day the 1 5 4 x, from the Downs, and has joined the Convoy wider the Ant Schooner, for Quebec' and . Halifa%„ wlikh instill remaining in. YarMoitth, loads t .; . ; . :Saad the Erplation Bomb ) .‘Capt;!EV,lCOTT,tivith a 00*Y'fcir-the Downs.. qty.,,F,:tksitns, this day calve, up froM St Helen's tb:Spithead with her Convoy:for the - West Indies, to Wait the arrival of smile Ships from the Downs, I)l. : ;iN'ToO t T4;4u . O. ibeli f 4Tas, DA . • • • •J V. ' ;- NATl ' s', from ,clporto o:l cletaipect .4u.sy Wet; and the . - Specula:lit, LAmioN,, from Lisbon,.. de - till - ad by -- the: LoiCi ! . Priiiteet 3' . • and Noi'di: • ..r 1.41/Nf NG,;,fFOIII .1404q9p1, ••- : . Blq01,11"?',T91,1, AUG,. 2,---4rnveo the t rivexler, IVlAwattin; : and the Jane,. BROW N ) , 401}1 ,Afeinel they Ku in with our Fleet of. Men OC . Wgr; Szt6. oti) the 2dl inst. abont,Sj4,leagues this side.the Sehay.% The Danes were ignonnit at their , sailing, and in no , condition' to 'OppOie'them..; . . • M#jesty's GPO ? Wig, rang-. ler came in this afternoon from tliciWesbward, and • remains. 1I Majesty' Sloop' Satellite and Turious sailed this morning to the Northward. In the !)owns—Vri‘icess, Orange,, , muttla, Qlyde, .:Kan garoo, Foxhound, aflo Wr411i1.19:!., 7 , • 4 ,I).+ATm9uTit, Au°. 12.-' 7 4l.,irived Cartel _ • . ~' f , tp • 4 Capc. - MOIWAk e , from NiprlaiA ) wit a li : five English Prisoners; . , - s)••; ; A ..., • •,_ , • ~,, .. ;•• ... . ' SliE Ell Nr i s,' Atio.' 12.---Came down from stakes, ado.' l f stak, and anchored. at 'the' Noro, Ole illo e outh, of 64 . guns; 'Capt'.. KING. -' ' ' - -'' ':'` ••• ' Au6:' ; l3.---Tild" Pandora Sloop' ;of War, Captain SriNcti; sailed this Morning tor. the Baltic, with Dispatches, 'Which, froth the iMmediate orders, are supposed to be 4A 7 great importance.. '" ' • The Raleigh Sloop of War, Capt,'MASPIIIIELD,.is paying hottniy,' and two-months wages in , ativance; and will sail immediately altim , forthe Baltic. : 'Sailed the , fir.)/a/ist , Sionp of War, , rCiptain MAx witt4.; for the Downs. !., ' '''';' '''' . • I ,• •• IGIITO:‘,Aqou , T 13. n , The feitivity of taia place ya,terday was equal to any :thing of the kind ),v,e,:have ever known.. The,: birth cily of tile ,Prince of ),,,\i,4L-ps. was ann o unced by the ingof bslls very early. The British colours, wav,edodau., the O burch, and the . Inhabil - ants im,t;re aooka11311?.11, ',lll‘l . sttfit#,o43. Gun-brig, and . 1.40 rd Ca4y40.1.s ,42itt„were,, decorated' ,with the national , 'eql 9 E l S),, Nheipin-brig fired a .salute at ten,,at,t,d, . '1,44 , r,W,e4r., .ed, r ,' turd C itAvEN: s boat. :TO PitLycl . E s band .play,4 on the I..wn, and f,adios and 'C1gt41.11.41 11 0/I,Colleae4 in, all,quallers,,. The Prince was dse!fed.,ip a , Husstftfsyn i nd was - superb!) , ern-, be4l),e4,),Vitliiiiajnilinds on his belt and broast. d' sl6! 4 , 44 / 93§-,•,4 : AVALRS arriVea eleven, frciuN t iArt4ipg, apd t rg;.:eiyed all poiiihie, attention from ,) JkActß.9y r al The I) uk es of 1 once, Ca*4xt cs,.w4ie PresePt• 'Avottappeared: hotaeLmck, and werc,accompa mtltiki*CPngidqralkilLlAPl?cr, of IS'oblemen. and Gen tle Brppeeded,ito,,the ground, where the , , • t sere formed,in,a was on tho hills at4theil)lpktoil,cpowle., ?4tAiff . p i cliere is a efirnmandl ing viow r pc.the.,majAvie i gcouy, , ,l - lere.a kind of view topliplaeA o .whjeti ,porformed iu great or -J . der, atud ; afforo.4 much pleasure. . ~.1 was.44the highest degree splendidand intergoing, i military, carriages,,, beaut Ont, Pr pCVOIS_,QI3 R LOT q'ti seetneol , to-bo 4ighlY ( 1 44 1 .4 11 16 d JAPii sYtnPt4i l, I in hg,r,p,leasure. marked by splendid at.tl;4il ) ,#ilion,,and all o'ver,tlie , toivn. In tine, tbg.,dhy,yiks a source nr hi g h and general, gratiticatiog, 414,1 i nothing :happened that could Cr the least, cloud upon, this loyal 4,nd testivq APO': • v.ers4ry. 14/.lll' COURT OF Cli_____ANCElty, 1•' STUCK-1()BilING. •'• " ' '• ' : - , gk-PA ItTErRIEDI.AII.I) 3 11`j 1 - 111.: 51ATTEA OF DANIEI.:4, •..... • ... .... ' • .A 1.1At:1117.1 - 10P - r. , •• „i g , ••c• f - Ari. 11AKT, at the itthig • of the Court this, inorti,-, fli,ng at;nine.d'clock, resumedhis argument oh' be.,fillr. L 461 Fling -... .Nfolitefioii, ' IIS, yesterday direaed by' lntl LoirdCliiticellor. He argued that Xi,. Danic T iOj t a . d i , . . • totalfilirechided himselicAgainst the prayer nf A. fit4 . . , PreiClll„Petitiop?.by travtugsorn, on his C ' Xii(9l4",:. tioll beh)re the quirnissioners of his own 'Wink.... r ., ,lptcl i i.1,1,a :,yir.itpcss:ii)r, Mr. INloniefiOri, that this . • debt .of ,1 1 6,,,09,01 1 .;,,apd up wards, pros cd . by 'Mrs, Igcnitfiori on that Corniiiission, \vas . 'il just' ii.i le. ga,14 1 930,c,!•: Viliere, lie would ask, di i.t Air. ine f isop!icuye , r, ',sin e e,,, that exaMination, 3i.,;thilst Ili s' ' tl.i (..el.Llll_,' ICI) 9W.O . b l iC l A 3 oo .in 4.4,04tb; tYPt: li , lial it ,j 1.1.4 and le r f "Wa's pow become illijllt iliCI - 111 , V 11 ? ,11e.., .argue ;;,that Nlc. Montetiori beiiig only an ',,,,A4v , L? 1 , ils i rt %;Vititiii the' Wean iug ofthe ,tatutb against t,oc - li-jo,)i.iitig, ' whieh Was: lizi,sect• . pgiiiri4. .the pra4lee of granting premiiiins, 'or laying - ,.:siag'eti 1 on such contraes,*-andkewise de , clarina such con- tracts between the principals ‘'oid . . A7'bondotlfa sit liar transaction . was, held vali4 in an insura nce, case, under the statute of 'Charle; 11. third r.l'eral ],t! ports; .08. In. l'...trie and. Hannah's ease, 'al 111i ' l'erch It:Torts, lii.ler aria .A'sliurst, arguedll" man, I,' '", way .pciy , by: another' person's hands ‘"cli''' he hiinselt could net, legally pay, The ChAt 4 ' , ..FALl.olt..herq aAed, Whether, in. "cases 'Of Insorl once (where the' law'lillows no pa:rtnership), it Ptie Ragtrier pl , y4' tar a lcms'on.. beliiill - 01 . Ihe Firth, Can be recover back his share or moiety of s1k: 11 .pay Went ? To o, , hicil 11'1r . : 1-1.1. i. replied, that eer o say ho coyld nut. 'File CI4.,CELLuIt added, th ' at : he wislicd to be itiformed,.-wheche.r any att iibuld be honourable tlict was prohibited by law ? Mr. .. 144,1.1t,T repiieil, that he \you'd ! , 111Ys6ti . ..tie the wor4 oli.imary, for honoulable. He con , ended, th a t pif. ii.it: in gel.nrlir Will not be rcik.ved a,.;.iiiist their own . (\ Appro)er aCts or Ct.qiiltiClS, tior o (mid his "Luittstupp ,An any event, -;ve any r,i:t.:l ai :1 italic the prilicip:lis : s.t . W,n . ch Mr. 1.1,iii..1 , obtained tar value. Mr. C 6 ok i' toii3O ed-oti the smne side, Air. RICHAIWS, t.6' 1" A"si-,llv-es.., stated, that. they hied 116 intorest in the quest tun. .... i4 Sir Smsii./Iti l'iumieL)i . , in r,'plY,'said,•'he VlP'.'„7 ,A not follo . ,Ir. 1-IALIT on Subjects' nut denied,pr.'o.l- trov,.rted ; but he - could not Laderstatid 6'14' 0 ) 4 ' oil setting out, " that he wuuld'not tail 1001 0; D.MielS'," . considering the severity of the sP e ' ' ' '.`l ', whiefif followed. He Shoo!. not justity Mr. atniels:O ' l ,'L'ohfiiii. 4 ; but he only wondvred that his ihit.:ll;pt A t * iltOlfehletlt or rt: dutiory.iti this application, to corn 1 tt ` pal at ton fur injuiriers shotil:4 b cl , • : thus violently OPPosed. His • 4 ' ‘" 1 " I,l° . sole uojeo sign his certsticate.; . and let lino; l'i't::ließ.Cotit)latir't:gc,'''ill lii•elibood. He onied the ai:pheaticn of g"Y " . the casys.cited to the present, and denie d ,illY (li9''' tinetiou beiween this and a cite ;vliele (no 'prim:ll4m had acted. Mr., Montt did not sweJr it w.ts 4 fair transadion, 'without any agent or tnird 1 ,,r,L)14! lie could not admit Ole distinai.in of Mr: HART, be- , , th t* een ole! ih se and lizat /011 /1 ep 1 it W 443 001110! l'i i , f . ' tion Without t•ditfer, nee. Time 1-" t) ctiANc.m.Lort said,„froin. t he c,3 - cra . . ! riety of the 'casts oted, and the ituV,lty as %yeti a importance • tie. te. case, he Would-read i.iiiiPAPer! betoi' ter-inorth.ti , „ and would then ,4tate his reaso7l4 for thinking that it,llillit go to a Jury , oil an issaci ' i as he perceived it Must i The preieat .Week citmes toe appearance of th at Grap l / 4 1 Mintary_Spectacie, lirduti"Co'sthek, 'at ASTLIET'S Theatfe;. an tittprectAlenti ,tc: . 4atia Boxes Iwo': been the I'ol),cy.Wiico. Mrs. Asill.LN' 3 tirNt appearance this Season i. fixed . and doubtless to the great satishicalon of Ific i 01)1.!c' •for .l\lottday ttext. liar let! uin :rind C. ps ,, -- - ' 1) i t! " inimituble•.nitigers---the Ilex tof t ne - Qua''' Doctor, and thO Young fliglikhaler's incoayaraUle. UorSentanShip,' constitute tho retnatmicr of theri ° aitr4lioils of the I.; venitig. 'On the 3d inst. at itipplrot K. o 4 Mrs. 'garglib:ids, 4 24 ter of John Su iti g, Esq. ui filth place, in 4 bi)l4. 1) 1 if 1 1 OP ilth inst. at his house at Hendon , a fter a few 4214 Afexandfr liegbit, Esq. ut !Snood-sfr,,et• 1 . .. e , a I . ltCli WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 11)-1%1."'.-- ROW ''' 11""n16 a win. , after 0, 1 Altertioull, to min. after IA. _________--•