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wising, His Ma testy, Princesses Sor rr A. accompanied by Lord , enerals MAP:N[ILS and FtYZROY, Mt Di snaow, &c. went to St. I. and h %r id an excellent Sermon, D ea n o f V. iNnsoa, from the 4th t thew, and Ist Ter:,e. u. say, Her MAJESTY, Princesses ,ar, and Attu's, are indisposed liter is likewise indisposed, at .e. 'MIZE arrived, on Saturday after ., from town, on a visit to Their lilt dinner, Highness the D,k- of Yotix gave a grand dinner, on Saturday, at his house, in Pon man-skit:are, to the I).dltes of Oa Lear:s, DE Colony. and liettiry ; °mots D'Aerors any AUJOI.•IS Lord G. Caveat:um, Mr. t; ~ ets woo°, and several other Noiderien and Gentlemen. The Earl of Beiecienuost gave a grand dinner. Yesterday, at his beautiful seat at ltoehanspton, to a large party of Nohility. His Grace the Duke of Bcoroen give a grand dinner, last Saturday, at his house, StaWc.yard, St. James's Palace, to a party of eighteen ; amongst whom were their Royal H i ghnesses the Prince of WA Les and the Duke of Ct. A SENct, the Marquis of BQCa,NGUA4, Earl SPUMES, Load GREET 1(.1.E. Mr. Fox, and Musts. Geer and SMRAIDA Ir. General Wm ms, and the OffiCers on the mili tary staff, at Shrewsbut y, command the ront-tiy of Vie Rivali, this night, for tier Benefit of 111. and Mr:. H e k r it, at that The Glee Society Chit, beld a meeting at the Crown and Archnr tn. on Saturday, at which eitseh hilarity and good humour prevailed. Oa Wednesday nest the Rev. Dr. Yovxn will preanle before His Hovel Highne.s the Duke of Suss's, and the Loyal N'rth Orions, at the :scot' Chu:ch. apon London Wall. The second Ladies ctiliErTE will be held this nigh', at Lady DitummortuSni tie*. Miss I'ARrttt made her erne at Mr. Ilse ersores t.:.'nne.o is, on Ei.iav lesi. The rooms were crowded with ermmanr, and the music extremely fine. The minor= of the weather drew crowds of full; fi y j e .p„k, .adies of the tide . . • • • a ~ .:;, ; ';k, , •<. A _ . • 3.r e o THE DUCHESSo.7 orvosslllßL'S CIR.III'D SUPPER. Hu. Crae• the Duchess of Drvonsitine, after the Opera, on Saturday night. gave grand supper, at h..r hi we in Piccadilly. Five tables were laid the grand drawing-roem and the middle-room, winch were most brilliantly liglaed on the occasion ; • the mat sumptuous ornaments decorated the ta- bles ; every delicacy of the season W:l4 served in the ;most magnificent style, and the rarest and choicest • ten is and wines graced the hoard. At half.past one, sixty of the first Nobility sat down to supper, and at half-past three they separated. In this ele- gant party were— . Rnsal the Prince nf Wales Dulres..-Yo.k, Cumberland, SUINWC, Munttese, Orleans, spd De Berry. Ditelmmee—Gordo , Beanni, and Leon-r. Tbe Me q. s and N.f.rhome... gelishine. Ends--Wsuelielsca, IF.rzw.ll:am, Cowper, flesianemirl., and C.miltmee , —lisoinorten, Spencer and R .ab , mlogh. The P0tr05..,.., blvapolitan, and RweJun Ambassadors. Viaceent P. 14 V. coontem Melbourne. C.unts--Bratii.data ..04 WOK - Lords—Mulgrase, H. Paty, q. Cavatiai,a, and Haveltesbure Lad.6s—G CaernrlSA and G. Cecil. The Hon Crude. 1 ani •-tividan -t THE DLrCHLSS OP iSLOUCESTER. This very amiable Lady lives in tlie closest ratire- r in nt, at her house at Brompto:-., accompanied by her ,:atte t iter. Pa incest Seism a. The (;!oucester band, which used to play to the great deligia of •• the neighbourhood, has been discontinued since the death of the late Duke. The Duclies; de- votes her time to relieving the wan:, and ame- liorating the distresses of her poor neigh!snars.— d Previous to an arceitybeinent, they are supplied with linen and every other necessary for mother and child, ai.d a gift of half-a-guinea ; and this bounty •is increased, as the wants and peculiar circnm- stances of the part,' demand; Whenever her Grafa's caarlago appears, it is followed- by the blessings of sloi poor. I Yesterday mornMg, 1-lie MAJESTY, Princesses Autsula• and SOrli/A, accompanied by Lord CATIICAIT, Generals MA N masts and Frrzaov, Colonels * rays:on. Di snaow, &c. went to St. Geo:get C!..spet. and h %it'd an excellent Sermon, • . Trenched I , y the De-an of Witiosoa, from the 4th chapter of tit. ;s:at thew, and tst We ale tarry to say, Her MA)ESTY, Princesses ELM % ecru, td•ar, and ASSELIA, are indisposed with colds. The Diske,of Ketcr is likewise indisposed, at Kensington Palace. • Ti.. Dake of Sussex arrived, on Saturday after. k. noon, at Wiadsot, Irons town, on a visit to Their Masesriaer - :r▪ 1 fits 4ayal Highness the D.A.! of Yoga give a grand dinner, on Saturday, at his house, in Port- man-square, to the DL:Stes of Oa f aaus, DE Coloay. and !tritest; Counts D'Aartits and LIAAUJOI.•IS; Lord G. Cavanoisa, Mr. t; acte woo°, and several " " le iss'.l;oin to Ifyd'e.r a ek. yesterday, many Ladies of thc firs; r.amk raced the promi.a.nle. la the tide I* 11 et k filfllll/.11.101.111110111 aellnitt.tioat I.lll* MRIIIOOII II WieCo•ll.l, Doottlops, doe kale r- td .innoit 4 :l, Patt ) ..6,se, (tinacl•sit. *owl SpellilVf. Aming4 the Carria..-et were— t- '•r 1 1 , 441 flOgliar., the Privrens Charlf.tte rtf Wal« ; the 1 1101's 01 11;nvio-, in an rpm Lend 'u, acconiren ..I • s- /' - ' 40, 10 body Ntoutr...ou.; s;ie iauch.-was ai bite—. t)e- too•nue. st AP,an*., a 1.! 10-d. ; elm M.rehmn-•aes 01 Wel. At 1N.111114111.-, Lessa44.4B. 4,4 Sahebury ; th, C•Atoteses teen, Fixeribena, F...ea, end bncks.ixhain-ni:e. air John and Lady S IT n lett town last Saturday f.: their seat in Dorsetshire. rye Marqnis and Marchioness of I..set7nowit gave a grand dinner Last haturday at Lansdown- rf honw, to the Duke and DuChess of ST. ALDAN'S, bxehess of (;oti non. Marquis of A Becomes. Earl end ot Wssx non the Poet onuses Ams.stAooa. and several other Nobility. The Opera, on Saturday night, displayed mach ia u-hin,. The performances went off extremely well. and were honoured by the nrestnce of their 'loyal Highnesses the Prince of WALT!. Dukes of CL A. ar.%cr and Kc%r; tho l)uchess of Yost& ; Duke te a'id Ditches: of B/I)T0110; Nlarchioncis Cf BATM; Slxvelionets of SALMONS': N.l4squis of ELAND. ,o 7 " t Marchioness of Sr arrests ; and Countess of Assancati. s Master BIT TT played Derilat. in the Tra;:edy of ibrthe. no Saturday night. at Covent-Gaaden The- .: Ire, Ain] was very stes.c•-utful throughout. The Gernian them: c was well ar:zrided nn SA IlOdalt night t tl.c 11;th:c.A1 piece of L'meholtl staff art lootozewe ovel Love j and the tarce of Wadfaiat ; sr. Wad Oats. were the entertain- ttatts. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MALTON COURSING MEETING —CuNcinet. WEDNUD4Y• S:r M. M. Stkees fmt-hmalidi twilled Kirkham Wo.ls, and Trolled, or a wen Ita etyle, a Grace of (nee. le u f the r in., a very stars fine. Scot( a 1., s-dav , thP e•but.hqg w as in sertrineton ; a here a uonisar..f hares WWI.? sto ta..l, stud a bract, ettly TUL:RiDAY. The Callusing was titer Wharra.o r when the following Matches were MATCHES. was!. anat. Mr lien Major To••hain .. •.. M. Be•t Major TO;111.11.1 m A i aa Tunotank ' Mr. Waage, Major rola limit Mr. 5140ce. • • POIT 11•TCIISS. Mr. Lsor , :les . Major Ten,ltans Mr• Sluit.lie Mr Siiae•by' Mr. Sib lab, (andel:Awl) Mr. troll • The hang were this 44y wary wild, and only a Ware was • ISIUDAY. The fox-hounds threw off at Aldby Park, but, front the ..1 the day, m. (wee. were i , nthet. N B. The Vs feature of a irier•ri of plate, of I 'gC (whseh was inenteeetis stated so a I.a ., tter Paper) was (rani Mr. Derkfti b dog, Direr, to Nlap.r toohant's bl. Jag, Sava.- dru,a. • _ COURSING ON THE HIGH WOLIX. 44DA /El. IT. . . The Match 6W 447 g.. ,n 'a heter•en M jrio To.tham'A elle, Sn•tw.hop, awl Mr Ofilit:Cf% While e og, (a eon u( Lord Yothorough'e celetintted sl..g Regent), borrowcd by Mr. Le., was forfolted by Mr. Leo to Snowarop, to the 2i at &a appowtment of a numerous who bad assemt.led :o wa ste.* a VAtch of Greyhounds, which h d been s-t m .tc , a talked of. Snhworop nester havin4 been beaten, sod havioc had all I‘B4 Lie !nrf , ted 1 , . hon. the Owner declared he never should again run a ,mol.e Mach, but he. kept for his breed M nearly IS.) horsemen, from lloldernirs, 11,41iogton, and the ad:atone ermlite, had assembled to toe the Mateo, for th • emmenarat of the con Ole 111Vatat, a 1:0111.441 was run be twat , 1311. To..hsnet sll.l% , tru:s, and hi, winner of the Cup at when. a e tet a very short C~u - .-, flee Hue was by Snowdrop, who wen the Match eunly. Lori MONVIn't hounds have this year shawls more sport to the amateurs of los-'!unting than was ever known. Under the juolicious management of their we'll-known veteran huntsman, !hey hive ar - rived at.a degree of ex.ellezice unequ riled by any pack of hounds in the kingdom. A nr. g the hard est ri :ers may be particularly notiecd Mr. Mossou, (the ,nn ni the noble owasr of the pack) Mr. Dos comec, S:r JOIIN MA X , i'LLL, Mr. CH PUN, &C. The Levee at the Cas:le of Dublin, )e.ter.lay se'm ight, was nurneronsly at:ended. His Excellency the Earl of lia DW!CRI visited the tievaze a:oop of war, at Dub:in Mahout!. on Saturday !en:l4;kt. As ha passed to and finm the vessel, he was greeted by the acclamations of the people on both Isles of the river. The Lord Chief jostice of the King's !leneh, firs Ireland (!he Right hino. W. Dow:. ss) has beers ap pointed by His Royal Highness the Duke of CLsi nest aso, Vice-C.lll=4lm of the UniveKeity ut Dublin. The foilowing are High Sheriffs for the cns&ng year, in Ireland : /311. k EsNY—..l , ,hl Powcr, of K•lf.ne, •Mcu .c.l 4e—Robot 1.41t3 4 , of Nin11310:1, F. 41. Cx•lcea.n u; _ . The pay of the three classes of boys in the Royal Nary, is rwisoci in the following roportion ;—the first class from 61. to 91. i•the second class from 41. to 81. ; and the thirJ cliss. front s il. to 71. pa ;ann. A large detachment of the Shah Regiment, under the fordrs of Capt SKINRET, lately prceeeding in boats up the Ganges to j the a-my, experienced a violent storm, which lasted three hours—they wer e onliged to throw all their baggag e overboard ; several of the 'scats were, notwithstanding, dashed to pieces; others sunk; and, we lament u that mail lives were lost. The French belksellers, TIMUTTEL and Wirtz, have announced a collection of original works of Louis XIV. in three octavo volumes. The ether et the letter from which this is extracted, has him self seen, in the National Library, manuscripts of that' Ki.fg, partly written by him, partly dictated and correct d with his owa hand the know!' inte grity of the robrshers, is a sufficient pledze that they will not counteoance imposture. A complaint was made, on Saturday, at the Man. lion Hons.-, by the n-gular bargemen, that their privileges on the river Thames h.td been incroached upon by country bargemen, who worked upon the liver for hire, contrary to an at of King Wit t...sr.( 111. which enaas that no waterman or lighter man shall work on the river without having served an apprenticeship to that employ. The Loan hl ay ua being ..Irhge.l to a.tend the funeral of Mr. Parr,' pot off the itivcsti:;atisin to another day. The fallowing melancholy accident happened on Wednesday evening last, in Northfleet Creek. What is termed a short ferryboat plied a Gravesend past. sage-boat (tbe Pasiwel packet) that was becalmed, to take its passengers ashore, when a quantity of chests and other stores were put into her be.ctom, and twentOhree possengi rs, mostly seamen, and one woman, eig rly lea el into the boat, to the ex. elusion of rranv . thets, who were eager likewise to leave the win; they direAed the watetrran to row them to the Aepieu.e East Indianian lying near halls 'mile lower down. They had got but a small distance, wkan a leak was discovLred ; springing from th.ir scats soddenly, the boat swamped, anti all Will upset. The cries of the distrcs:ed reached the India Arms, at thflect, but :!.s night bring unusually dark, no assistance could be given from thence; but eleven were picked up by row-boats whit were near them, and two, by esprit swimming and wading through the mud, saved themselves, so that eleven men and line wi , mtn perished from the watesman's imprudence in taking in_toce many pas. senzerg. _ _ _ There has been a novelty throughout the wh' le of the present Lottery ; in ail former, as the I ea tery advanced, the pi ice rose= and in etc', Anging, the holders of small prizes were obliged to give lour *rive shillings, and their priac, far an Indrawn Six teenth. In the present, it seems a person can ex change his Hall tor a %% hole Ticket, or kis *ixtnnth for a.i isiyhtb, by which means he may eventual) ! get donate the Prize he originally exrvfted. • .v.snß.irirE OF THE ROCHFORT SQL-A binN. By the arriial of Cdrtain RadforA, from Tent riffe, from which rlaCr he 'st►ade his escapes we hare been put in poslessiln cf some very interesting deceits relative to the proceedings.of thb Rochfott squadron. Captain Radford sailed in the Mery end Ellen. from Guerasey, on the Ifith of July, and on the V.IJ of the same month, 1111 in with the Reich fort, alias the ;hvirible squadron, as it has betel termed in the city, from the adreitnels with which it has steered clrra7 of our squadrons sent in pursuit trf it. The Mary Jed Li /en, notwithstanding her endea vours, could not escape from the ene•my. There was attached to the seendrrin a remarkable fest sailing :wig, named Le Off, frdm which, in almost every kind of weather nothing could escape. As soon as the Mary 'owl Men was taken possession of, and her crew put on board the squiadron„ Ae was burnt. She was the first prize the squadron had taken on its second cruize, and had not been mere than six days at sus. The Commodore made nn secret of informing Captain Radford, the' h sailed from Rnchf ort f or t h e spec i a l parpolit joining the Combined Fleets, of whose intended ar rival in the Mediterranean he had been apprised ; and that it was his intentinnen burn, sink, ear de stroy, every vessel (no matter of what nation) that .be could capture, to prevent all intelligence of liia squadron from transpiring. la every respell Is. kept his word, except in the instaace of an American ship bound to Bourdeaux. This ship was chased for upwards of seven hours, before the squadron could come up with her; when the Commodore ordered the American Captain on board his ship, and asked him, in the most insulting tone. how he had dared to give him him so much trouble I The Captain repli e d, that he had only obeyed the in struetioes of his owner, which were. to make the hest of his way to market with his goods. as other vessels had sailed with similar fie;ghts. After some further threats, the American was suffered to pro ceed. Whilst Captain Radford was nn hoard the squa dron, the enemy took and destroyed lorry vessels, sailing under neutral Rags: five of them were twenty-five Swedes, and several Dares and Prussians. The Spaniards wer not siirsted; they burnt two ships of that nation, laden with corn, passing from the on e o f the Canary islands to ano ther. They fell in with a Prussian East-lasharran, homeward bound, and thinking her to be too valua ble a prize to destroy, they took her in tow. Iu the mu: se of the night, it blew a gale of wind, and be ing very dal is, the Prussian embraced the opportu nity, by euttieg the rope which had her in tow, and was fortunateenough toe-cape. One moraing, at daybreak, the squadron was thrirwn into creatusion, by perceiving, in the midst of it, an English 74. gun ship ; instead of giving her battle, each ship made the best of her way from her ; the Commodo re a l egirg dor iris conduct, that he had nn doubt, but the English seventy-four was the van ship of Lord Nelson's fleet, who had come alsongat Mem fear the purpose of a dewy. le was in the c•:trrse t.l this cruise, that they fell in with a convoy from England, and destroyed several ships. They a:so destroyed the G.:J.:X.-n.6 and Brothers, from Tobego to Lend-m. and Sperrer, from New. foundlaad. Sound to the Mediterranean. When • the squadroe fell in with the Gareth: and ber con voy. t. made a most gallant defence; she en tirely disalrhat a frigate, a:ter a broadside or two; and it ears not until she was overplwerel by two 744, that she .gave up the contest: one of them was very roughly handled, and lost, in killed and wcanded, thirty men—the Laterite lost nine. In the mean time, the convoy escapes:: which was. a matter of great anxiety and concern to the Commo dore. Having beers now a considerable time at sea, and searched in vain for the combi ne d Beets, it se es resolved. that they should attempt to get into Cadiz. Le Cerf was accordingly dispatched to recurs. ,-.nitre, and soon brought back intelligence. that an English winadrun ssas off the port. They nett tried Ferrol. but had the mortification to find that port also blockaded. It was tiain resolved to pro ceed to Brest or Rochiort ; but these ports being both .truly watched by cur ships, the enemy was again foiled. and obliged to put off to sea. A second attempt was made at Cadiz, but was attended with no better success. Haring on board a number of discontented pri.onev, and bring re duced to the scanty allowance of hell a pint of war r per day for each man, they at length determine) to make Teneriffe, where they arrived about the latter end of November. The American Consul, as well as the Prussian sad others, came on board the sqtridron, the me. ment they were apprised that snbjeils of their seve ral nations were prisrrairs, to deraand their liberty. The only satisfattion given by the Cemmodnre was, that if he had done wrong, he would answer for it on his arrival in Rance. By this time, Captain Radford had ingratiated himself into the favour of the several officers, al d was the only Erglishmari allowed the honour of dining on shore with them. On the evening at'. vancing, the party grew merry, Captain Radford was permitted to go to the door. and availing him self of the opportunity, he escaped, tinde r cover the night, to the town of Oratavi^, where he re mained concealed until he procured a passage on board a Jpart•sh coaster. bound to the i,land of La zaretto, from which place he came home in the ship America, belonging to the United States, nu•.v in the London Docks. --- - The following ships will be dispatched this day for their destination, provided the coonsunicAtions from Government are recanted:— laphintirnoe, Carain M. Craig, and Wlnae....ea, Ca .rain W. Midiat, tot 11-snibay sod C 1111.1; Perle're.A.lC y C.;4111.1 1 Twe-lat., St. Ilevia and China ; !high Capt W. Fairfax, Croat ..nd Ha. ; Ceres Capt W. Dur.a:ort.t, it-itsbay 7nd China I. , nd Canlereash, C dilte, AWN Attt S. , W. Bender, (idatta 611. 1 . , Madras and &asp!. A r err ship of 120 guns is to• be laid &Aswan the slip f r om whit b the HA ..aie was launcLe.t. She is. in memory 01 the vi&'ry on' Irraf..lr.r, to be. called the T 4t.J.far. Her :Lel hill be laud eon's as s., , re. as the gangs can b- Tared from the sYps repa:eing fit in:mechaie sere:cc. - nionths one one OLD I.IILEY SESSIONS, Fe.. ft' Meld &elan , Mr. .Tioqtre Le Btasic, 31e- Jtra"iew HCATIA, Mr. Baropt SIUTTWi. the Loan n•vo , Rocas DER. and Inters/ AL s aitukos. . Otcr was indi:ted for stealing half a re" eels in gold, a seven shibings picee4444.l two shi:ti and sit- pence in silver. the property of Willi. G ASCOi7,le. It appeared that the Prosecutor was owner or public-house in Droad-street, CarnatiyAlaikn. the 25th of December last. the Prisoner weot to bar, and ordered a pint of holland% and cha•iga o A poundnnte, to he sent us at Gentleman's• house in the same street. The servant women Was accord ingly sent with the spirits and the charge ; but wt stie arrived wi,'nin a few yards of the house, t Prisoner met her, and took the moi:ey laid in the diament from her. He gave her a piece la pew which had the appearance of a e ink note, and• sired her to make haste to the house with (be H lanais, as the servants ware waiting for it. He a desired her to tellthens he •had gone to buy *orris thing to car. and would be-back in a few i..iontos When the WOMAN got to the house. the 1, temp .knew. nothing of the spirits heing ordereel end. examining the note, it was found to be a courtier' feit•uf the very worst kind. The affair Trued r this way. and nothing washeard of th e Pr: . until a sho.t time :I•ts be was arre s ted an charge ~1 the s tine nescriptivn. and uneeru , ;unties:Aden. at Nl4JibfOough-sttro crAttlr. Are ucnnnt oT this appeared in tire daily passe. soh the Prosecutor seeing, ha 4nm...A at the Olfse: the neat usan,ioation, and identified the Ps;tart. He poiitively swore ire could not be surstAken w i person. The prisoner madl no defence, and the Ideceraieer in samnsine up the evidence, rs'evn-ved, that t was not alta,gcther a new ripe: ire °lira:Ll. nee s the prisoeer a new:face at t he b a r. The note, said, was 2,p:disable cotuLerteit ; it was mad, placing a g••od note on a Seca of t.in pap -1, a .then, by a simple process, dischareing part of. ink vaitliout injuring the real note. This would pr duce sons/A:Or% resembling r ii ink Note, but coal.: rot be Fas.ed or. any prowl who even slig*- ly east ti.eir eves oil it. a 'fle Jury ir.stantly band ;he prisoner Qtri/ . and he was afterwards sentenced to be transport , for seven years. Hear, Walt; was indicted Per stealing two silv tea spoons, the property of Mrs. Wilkiaeons 'll prosecutrix, who re-ides at No. Li, Staub Mr ton-street, was applied to for lodgings hy'tsvn gee . tc,el men, one of whom was t:.e prisoner. on tt!* after form or the 12th ref Jaterary , They were ad mitted ir.to the h-sese, and while each of them e4s. gaged the attention of the prosecutrix, she her her plate jingle. and on giving ci :alarm, they made off. . The prisoner was pursued to Pees,t 'lntel, a fiw doss from the house wh•:re tree rob . bery was committed. 'llsomas V.:ll4mm, au lottery ligent young man, pursued hint to the hotel, -titer leaving his g. eat eaat, the prisoner. rat to the door, and wished to know the cause outcry. This stratagem. however. Liles! s f person sees i.le.nifsed, and the robbery was home to I.ins.—Oeilly. • 1, Mrs. Wi:kiosoa beg.!ed in strone terms for en. towards the prisoner. 'L'he Recorder asked her • Cher. he did not...loan through rear, b r threat affirmed she did not, al-hough same sort of stAtT;cll - had heen maJe to her by a person who atllea. herself the mother of the persorwr. • He stood 1 . , dieted ag.tin for stealing Dant to the anon of 4.31. of a person of the name of Karel. at d King's Head, but he was nut cied on the la charge. 1. Sirphrn 11~ 7 , Fevierir Beni?, and Pefe. Gas. Lift, were indt...ted for stealing wart. containing attic of jewel:ere to the value of 4 , 1601. the property Messrs. John Mitchell and Co. c: Mincing-tan% merchants. The prisoners, it appenred, were mariners on hoard a %Vest Indtaman, and t! . .e hoz was ship +el by Messrs. llobinsons and Canz, of Leadenhall street, on account of its rropticrors. la the .nurse of the night of the Sth of January, when the ship was of Portsmouth, the Prisoners made their escape Irons the vessel, and in the morning it was disco- vered, that the bus was gone. It, wet soon aster rained, that the Primmer, had hent their course to k London. and Borary was soots discovered, by means o f a Wa rf o ug i d erw t, whose e 42/1 and ~farei,,e•img person hz had profutely bedizened with several of the artiAes which the box had contained. He and Elie hay were, of course, both taken into custody, and she WAi a:mined an evidence against him. Whets lie was searched, a variety of the articles in cinr•s- boa were found in his rissession, and likewn • a • number of duplicates for thr.se he Lad mail. aw y with. Nothing was found on the other Prisoners, . . pronounced burl shot. house —•• • , ... a , C Y . . f • ' .• , • . , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. .v.sztß.inrE OF THE ROCHFORT SQL - il- OLD 11.11LEr SESSIONS, FEE. 22; ' ' r ___....„.__ DIVM. —........_. • MALTON COURSING MEI , : f ING —Coricitier, • ---ww.--., Meld iefere Mr. .Tionee Le 131.1. MC, Mr. Jtl.l,lcY WED/WEDNESDAY.n is By the arrival of Cript a in Radforlf, from Tent- HEATH , Mr. Baron SIUTTOS4. ihr Lord •Tu, ... r, . S:r M. M. eakes's fox.ho uo d a twitted Kirkham Woods ' and titre, from which plac e h e 'm a d e his mat*. we Rocas DER. mu I sestrol At trauma's. . 4 oliel, ill A yen lie pt.ori .e cyle, a G race .4 f ox y, 51,1 e of ilia have been put in possession cf some very interesting irdlinni On ce was indifted for steliting half a re:- 11 ' • , a ., a v ery Aare one. Being a I.yawfav, the Citur.itig was ill derails relative to the proceedings at& thb Rochfort nee in gold, a seven shibings piece44ed two Ai:tongs erirington r,idd ; a bore a 1141/aber of hares WWI.? Mal ta d ,l, sq sod uaron. bales 0,0 kit, 4 . . G an a d sco stx ;i p e. ence in silver, the property of William .. TUL:eiDaY. Captain Radford sailed in the Hoy end Ellen, • i( a The Coming was ever Wharram, when the fipllewing from Guernsey , on the 16th of July , and on the ... dacha re It 2?J of the same month, fall in with the Roth- It air' prareJ that the Proseemor was su er o public-house in Broad -street. Carnalty,,Olat It n. Oa .: matcites. fort, alias the ;I.vi<ible semadron, as it has been the 25th of Decemller last, the Prisoner %oat to dig . '- wait. &ma. termed in the city. from the adroitness with which bar, and ordered a pint of holland', ARA eh4hg.t alt . Mr Rest - • , MatorTo!,hain ...., M. BeA yf it. Maj.. , T the same street. The servant w o man w as acc ord- a 1 Major T„,. V 11.1.41 - inglv sent with the spirits and the chacge ; but when ',4 1..., yours, could not escape from the enemy. There she arrived wa'nin a few yards of th e hous e , t h e 'Oa Major i m ilian l Mr. Cve.. - - 4` • POST 11•TC1181. sailing :wig, named Le Off , from which, in almost diament from her. Lie gave her a puce of paper, , i • every kind of weather nothing could escape. As 1:it...1 %eased...tn. t he appearance 01A. e ink note, andole- • Mr. Lowe3ae . Major Teplia in Mr. Slaty '''. i Mr Shuitihy .• . ' ' Mi. Sllogsby (endeeidel) Mr. Croft • burnt. She was the first prize the squadron had desired her to tellthens he •had gone to buy soma- 0,. The hares were this day very wild, and only a Mace was taken on it, second moos, and had not been more thing to ear. and would be back ia a few J.:tattoo. -. til:,d. Taltia T. . than six days at sat. The Commodore made no When the Svntllao got to the house, the s crane . o The fox-hounds threw off at Aldbv Park, but, (rota the secret of informing Captain Radford, that h • knewot nothing of the spirits being ordered ; and, :•a nelercen,-v iif the day, nv truce. were fou n d. sailed f ro m R nc hf ort f or th e special parpolit examining the note, it was found to be a clunie , - :,-. NB. The to feature of a vit-a of plate, of I 'v: value, joining the Combined Eleeo, of . whose intended art id. l i.-"` which wan incorrectly stated i., a t:irmier Paper) was travail Mr. rival in the Mediterran ean he had been apprise:l ; this way. and m kit of the veryalting WA worst kSn heard of this PriAoAer. The affair rested r t • • • )arley%b 44, Direr, to N,laj,ir Toohent's bl. slag, S.ll- ift/i,, and that it was his intentimom burn, sink, or de- until a silo. I time n; i be Was arreaMi 011 another , - • — ono — moo, every vessel (no matter of what nation) that charge hf the sone oescription, and ulpasorent an #.. H . _ . COURSING Ott THE HIGH WOLOS. • .be could capture. to prevent all intelligence of diva ~ etam o on a ors at at o opp,o n f t _ s o et o Q4 l os a A rbs a f . 1 M. , I4DAT, rsa. IT. squadron from transpiriog. In erery respell hi r • mint oT this appeated in to o daily papatio.sehigh The Thtch frr de g .. me !ir hetvrees Mrjor Titdiam'a M. dm, kept his word, except in the 'inmate of an American the fa: osec mar seeing. ha attrnaad at tilts Office on 1 """`" 1 " ''"' ' Aim Und. .."'e'r . ' w h ite a' l• Ile's" (a "a° u 4 ship bound to Bourdenux. This ship was chased the next examiaatinta. and isleotified the Ps..imier. .ord Yesirn....ugh'd celehrsted tl-g Regent), borrowzd by Mr. .1,, ,was fur J b y I Iced Silt. L.* to Snowdrop, to the riPet dia- for upwards of seven hours, before the squadron lie poiitively swore he could not be sass:Ara IA his ea ar oaamesu of a numerous fiell,, who had assewl:.l.d :o wi t .. could come up with her ; when the Commodore person. 1.441 a Vecli of Greyhounds, which had been ss mipc , & talked ordered the American Captain on hoard his ship, 'I he pt honer made no defence, and ahe i,..i.. Li : f. Sabo...rap nester haying been beaten, and haeili t had all and asked him,: is the most insulting tone. how he in sumnsino up the evidence, toll-owed, that this is I.te Misteiier !orf•ited is. !lira. the 04111Plf rlaclar-d he never had dared to give him him so much trouble f The was not alt...aefOrr a new species of tray f. nor was 7 • :meat ream run a ,uolic Match, Iva be kept for his treed . 'e• • Captain replied, that he had only obeyed the in- As nearly IS.) hoisetneii, from Molderioria, Bridliii g ton,the ptisotort a hew:face at t l,e has. The no te , be ' struOtioas of his owner, which were. to make the said, wai a ,palpable coutaerteit ;it was :nada by 7. 4 - rat the ,dea cons eoultry, load araseinblad to see the Mates , for heat of his way to market with his goOda. as other Ii • sininetutut of the coi n. Inv pf.l.eat, a C0,..,1 W. 15 111,1 be. placing a Ir.t.od note on a iht-ce of t'.6l papal. awl ! 4 , 14! . 131 , 1' Tariharn'a Sian,,bo : i, and his i ii,, g GAi x ., l 0 ,„ vessels had sailed with similar freights. After score ri dm, try a simple process, discharaing part of. the i n - 'faller of the Cup yt . ‘1.1to.) ; when, ,'tar a very slvirt fitt Chef threats, the Arno jean was sulTered to pro- ink taithaut irjuring the real ream. This would pro- • o u -..., the Mae was 4.1144 by Silowatyp, 1,114.1 Iran use ete d . 1 duce sornethitig resernlibng aii ink Note, but it a t• 'fetch earthy. - ____ Whilst Captain Radf or d was on board the squa- cot oo „ t b e F „,,a or , ~,,y pre ~,,„.1,, even slight-s_ 1 --...0..-e..-- Lori MONsrlo'S hound s h av e t hi s y ear s h evrn droll, the enemy took and destroyed linty vessels, r I east their eves use it. . sailing under neutra l flags: five of them wete Tl:e Jury instantly foasof ;he prisoner Quiita. nure sport to the amateurs el fox-hunting than was Americans, twenty-five Swedes, and several Dares and an was a f terwet d s sentence d to b e trinsia y o eo V . :ver known. Under the judicious management ce and Prussians. The Spaniards war not spared; for seven years. '.l heir well-known veteran huntsman, they hove at - they burnt two ships of that nation, laden with corn, Henry Mot; wAs indicted ler stealing two silver l a ived mos degree of ex, elle:ice unequ tiled by any passing front the one of the Canary islands to ano- tea spoons, the preperty of Mrs. Wilkieson. The a to' tack of hounds in the kingdom. Ainiaig the hard- ther. They fell in with a Pruesian East-ladiarran, prosecut:ix, who resides at Nu. 13, &sub . hired- St ri lets nisiay be pars:n-1y noticed Mr. Mo r i n oa, homeward bound, and t: inking her to be too salua- ton-street, WAS applied to for lodgings by'tsen gen- •, 'AI o w so n he noble owaar of the pack) Mres- ble a prize to destroy, they tome her in tow. lii the toed men, one of whom was t:.e prisoner. on the : ' 1 :osier, Oa J011:4 MAX•eLLL, Mr. Co a PLIN, Etc. ecutse of the night, it blew a gale of wind, and be- afterno o n tti the 12th of,Jatotary, They war ad- The I . Levee at the Castle ef Dublin, } eat erlay- ing very dm k, the Prussian embraced then pportto muted into the bone, and while each of them eft- e e'in ight, was naineronsly at:elided. airy, by cutting the tope which had her in tow, and gageJ the attrntioll ref the prosecutrix, the beard His Lacellency the Earl of lia It Dtetelte visited was fortunatecnough toe•oape. fi-r plate jingle. arid on giving as alarm, thirty ti• he Sewaar sloop of war, at Dub:in Mahout'. on One mooting, at daybreak, the squadron was made off. . The prisooer was pursued to Pep at 's _', laturday ten:light. As he passed to and from the thrnwn into neater:or., by perceiving, in the midst Hotel, a few doss from the house where tae rob- 'end, he seal greeted by the acclamations of the of it, an Enalish 74. gun ship ; instead of Riving bery was committed. '1 homas V. - items, eat iimeh- reople on both sties of the river. her battle r each ship made the best of her way from ligtnt young man, pursued hies to the hotel. ami 'The laird Chief 'Justice of the King's Bench, in her ; the Commodore allegieg fOr l:is conduct, that after leaving his g. eat caat, the priSoner. retuned • i i. :reland (the Right Hon. W. Dow,. SS) - has been apt he had nn doubt, but the English seventy-four was to the door, and wished to kuow the Cause of do IPminted by His !tsyal Highness tae Duke of Cnso. the van ship of Lord Nelson's fret, who had come ou:cry. This stratagem. however. failed s far his tats. Alen, Vice-Chancellor of the Vaiscssisy tit ellsongst them for the purpose of a deafly. k was person wets ramified. and the robbery was bravest • Dublin. .. : in the catrrse of this cruise, that they fell in with a The fo:lowing are High Sheriff's for the ensui ng convoy from Engl an d, an d destroyed several ships. lorra to Lim—Geo: v . I, Mrs. Wi:kie.rta beaa!ed in strong terms far mercy )/ rear, rear, in Ireland : They also destroyed the G.:J.:finds and Brothers, towards the prisoner. slate Recorder asked her who- hosarare—non Power, of R•lfine, Ee l . from Tobago to London, and Sperreo, from New- her, he did notalosn thrnugh fear, ben threat C•ghe •mor .G4l 4 Pi..lll.4bCrt 1.11e.a., of M/1130.01. F..sl. foslitellatol. 4 ' 411.1 to she Mediterranean. When affirmed she did not, al!huuei same sent of stoplicri- W... 1 us. rm....it. ..Crt ::..0%, of Cpulcir'apr 11i. , .., ESI. _' ' the squadroa fell in with the Garutie and her con- non had hem m.a.le to her by a peraton who atellekl The pay of the three classes of boys in the Royal voy. t..at dip made a most gallant defence; she en- herself th e mother of the prisoner. •He stood hi- . 1 thory, is raised in the following proportion ;—the tirely dishliliA a frigate, a:ter a broadside nr two; dieted again for steal:no, atat \I• too to the amount - hot class from et to pl. i•the second class froth 41. and it r.•:as not until she was overpOwcret by two .f 431. of a person of the name of Kare l , a t die a 81. ; and the third cliss. friare s il. to 71. per ann. 74's e that she .gave up the contest: one of them Ktag'a Head, but he . was nut tried on the lard: • A large detachment of the 8111 It Reriment, under was very roughly handled, and lost, in killed and a caarge. he finders of Capt Slttne ET, lately preceeding in seconded, thirty men—the Cetesote lost nine. In Stephen H.te , y. Fvfle,ie Bench, and PrteP Gesl:met. oats up the Ganges to j 'in the a-my, ra p e/ i t - tee d the mean time, t h e convo y escaper; which was. a were indoted for stealing a `sex. containing artkies . violent storm, which lasted three hoars—they matter of great anxiety and concern to the Ceonmeo o f J ewe l : at! , to t h e v a l ue o f aa t ao, to, property o f ser e onliged to throw all their baggage overboard ; dove. Haying beets now a considerable time at Messrs. John Nistchell and Co. et Mincing-lane, everal of the 'seats were, notwithstading, dashed sea. and searched in vain for the combined &eu, it merchants. h was resolved, that they should attempt to get into The prisnners, it appeored, were mariners on .' 1 o pieces; others tank; and, we lament to learn, bat mail lives were lost. Cadiz. board a %Vest Indianian, and the box seas ship:seal , A The French be ilesellers. TIZUTTEf. and Wor.z, Le Oaf was accordingly dispatched to rerun. by Messrs. hunt of and Cane, of Leadenhall- -1 I announced a collection of original works of onitre, and soon brought back intelligence , that an street, on account of its eropticrors. la the entomb .ovis XIV. in three octavo volumes. The other English squadron was dr the purr. They nett of the night of the Sth of lainary, when the ship d" the letter from which this is extracted, has him- tried Ferrol. but had the mortification to find that was off Portsmouth, the Prisoners made th eir escape pts o f port also alackaded. It was th...n resolved to pro- from the vessel, and in the morning it was disco- i • elf seen, in the National Library, manuscri pts hat' Kato. partly.written by him, partly di ctate d ceed to Brest Or Rochiort ; b ut feel correct d with his own hand : the kn o w o r ote - I . thew ports being yard, that the box was gone. It, w a s s oon aster - a ; both an:fly watched by our dims. the enemy was ..;.,.a.4.... .1.- ti-: ogio. ..otning was round on the other Prisoners. but it was proved they had all three left the ship at ,W. the same time. 6 li . The Jury found Hoary Gaiety, arid Asisiiled the • ot! . ..ars. The Sessions being ended, sentence of death was pronounced on the hollowing Prisoners: /suit Se- !ode's, Joseph Tfloosshcod, and noon* jar burglary; Pezeo Noistb, for stealing privately in a shop; and Ja , o, I 6CU r oirrti, for stealing in ada ening- Seventeen were ordered for trar.sportatinn ; and • r0,, 0? H e :l, for hi6T4my, was sentenced to twc:ve months imi;e:.sonnstut. • MlEMlP.pmF.ratm•oll AIibbLESEX t. &lONS, Psi. 22. • TUC KIND r. SCIPION CHAU, es vicrne •imusrc 1 A GAUDL. blAnctuts DC Cii•IISONAS. This was an in Aiftenent. charging the Defendant with obtaining mt ney under false pretences. VT; Guenter, in a very able vetch. stated the follow- ing case to the Jury, which was fey made or. by the credence adduced is its support. Ife stated, that the Prosecutor. M. Bertrand de itfoleville, was one of the roust unfortunate, and, at the sa-ne time, one of the most honon-ably of corn. Alter the French Rev , Ltion, be had for seine time filled the office of Minister of Marine: whi..h i.e at leri,:th reliwpii.hed, and came to England in tFe year 1102. In the early part of :304, he became ae- vainred with the Defendant ; and, in the prngresi of their ;helmet v, he we.: i-Icl uced to put into his hands various seen, o: . monev. The Marquis atom- wards told the Prcsectriar, Li:At he was a member