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tyitematic course of persecution n priori, it rits -111 itse dm tq unedusibit§sleil.ol"tliG merits of the tnse, to fairness anti impartiality ! not pursue thiti theme further at pre-: s " tl but 13 . 6; ti; advise thine shoe nindows.are ur o ,l s*r;, to beware of throwing stones. Itt anti -1.11eFpcel11;160'IS vitliia the preen mo;;:h ofJuly, on the Expedi- Freya iVicaut, would be fonnil to he its little 110noliraUle to .the heart as to the head . of the w riter ill tptestion. A : tvonderful quantity of pre- samption, er.)tt.pled to . an equivatent of, ignorance, " I ' l Va rlOYOr suppositions 00 unfounded data, a te the e lliel(;har;teteristies Of a heavy load of ttliat he no cloabt imagnied to be exquisite politi cal essays. 1' The expectrition of a Congress at Gitciten is Ikeld out in a variety of artkles from ; places in ti ermally under French intluence—hut we hear ' ll utiliog Which induces us to believe that the ,Allied Sovereigns have even consented to this, far less that they have entered heartily into the design which seem s to he the darling object of the Etu -4"" of AusralA. We do not,:however, mean to • ta Y that in our opinion a Congress is at: all intro .bable, saot/ i ice s'j. lii, , 41 , 0 1 i ,11 0 10 1 4, ;.P vii v o 11,1r 4 000 We have received Barbadoes papers to the 16th news. Lnlriti Gazettes arrived last night to the 23(1 hut they contain no news. The Magistrates °ftilltea Pi o l W'llo had retired during its occupa tion by the French, returned and resumed their function,. on the 10th. It .'eporttal yesterday, that Sir J. B. WAR , RP', " I ' l arrived with the e3tp.edition.before Biahi m'ae, and that the city was. in, flumes; hut we not !yarn tinit any account bad arrived to tah(lioa this rwaour 4 hith aientiou is still Made of a Congress.; but • reference to any circumstances at all it; confirm its ploba lity. The Austrian lq is the only one which shows any activity I'd o r y negociations. Co u nt INIWAT,V.NTIE after stay ug three days at Dresden, returned " Citsch;u which is spol:cil of as the awst 11 "bab '. 'N le se a t o f t h e Congresso. "rtes.', litaident measures, ;however, seem to have beta I , 4 ten eith er by ilaiagia or Prussia ; still less have they committed themseivcs by any public declara- , bon ot. r' , rii• intention . to negociatc. 4 vrangements are making for the Ite-. GENT goituz .in ,‘tate to the House of I'Li • s It) clq , e the ..`:•',essimi. arliament. Vesterday the RUGENT with the ail CoNVNGII43I, at his house iill . street. • The Ditke of YORK transacted military bnsiness With the PatNCE REGENT yesterday morning. The Duke of KF.NT removed from Kensington Palace, tin Nlonday, to his seat at Castiehar Ilor the season. The puke' of , CLBZEITC* nearly reeo.yeted , hoio his :.-xviuoi indisposition. By the ship F r i en d s , of Ipswii.Vh; now deliver ing It cargo ot timber from 'illrtnel, we are informed that the Danes are very hostilely disposed 'towards this country. On the passage through the Belt their shores were lined with troops, and the artil : Itrylired incessantly from the woods-on the ship ' but not one single shot took effect. 'The S\veites rendered every assistance to our ships, :by P l ' u 'kuu, a number of small fl ag b oats as a gu id e t o , to keep a proper . distance from shore, and S wedish ghn-boat was attached US a protection ' l4 entry three or four ships. It is now seven D a vi siace Ipswich 'ves se l came out of the r' ati e , Had six years since any arrival direct from ieniel to that port. Vaist India Bill was yesterday sent up' to lloißoe of Lords, where it was' read a first ,hell order e d t o b e ' pr i nte d . The Earl of (Prcsitkot Of the Board of ;;are notice of his intention to move 41,1, tiqnii(i reading to-morrow, and the Lords t l i a e ' l r auitnoti e d accordingly. 'Elie concurrence:' tlpper anise in this important measure is, 17:, era in such Cime, as that the prorogation Of nattietit may take place on Thursday or 1 . week. _ I he carriages, }And part of Lord WHITWORTH'S 4111 t, Hti l 'ed at Dublin last Wednesday. u nderstand, by a letter from Halifax, that 1„.11)Itain liitotte, though much wounded, is doing t , •- I .lvery one speaks of his conduct in terms t~r.o ne hig,liest praise, and that in no affair for a. it is the general .opi there long period of years been a1"Ie rata greater display of - naval science. Ch h :s s a l *s"Rtuil°Yrls and 1.1) as so well laid, ln , c) admirably his pointed, that e tn ver‘i. 5 . b i • 67' us effect, w e c 4 • s.lot talc! wit h pro ,to °lll that having a large "•;;,:purnoev.,e(liiebyistoctlinsiiinyteYreste(ti as 11 e is brave; which ._icrehant .sbips, abstaining from .the capture which he lid have taken to ls ermA 16 o,A tinittit to the amount at least of ,vuta. lest; it the many . prizes, I ' 6 . .v eaken , one of the leis crew, being resolved,' if possible, to should Yankees . best ships. V I , 1 " not true, as repOrted, that Lieutenant' Ze l .11cilAkIlElvcil (Secon d sou of the Duke of CCA".. (if v.,' rckke his. arm tWo days before the battle ho rse had, however, a fall front iris . " that period, by Which his right-arm wits se v • erely bruised. this • lid 11 ' 4 et accu ent -1.111irsal.„1/ Li m from the combat, in whieh he displayed, ' 141 4 ga a llantry, in * h oot i ng French dragoon " att ernpted to ct 4 ‘t ►lira tlotvn. vb c , xill!eted that those jaceinn Reformers, • 4."6 obliged to join in the general illumina %Calflst the grairi, (no _allusion to "Mr.W}l7- -1 1; ,,• ' 8 )) 00 the late g lorious triumphs of Marquis. ..t.t.itz qi .„ N . Apor, i I feel strong dispositbin to their,taper'? Iltst night, as it was the 11n- , ,;. f't end) Revolution, when all .111,7 e horrors br.ole t . • • 01; which spread ,earnage raiser 'over • atIJ o(Ai' the Go4'erti , /It of I •' t tbioughout the sta e , 4 .1;e 41 Jiff NA VA L NE INS. PtYmotrrii, SLYLY, 13.—Arrived thi't morning tile brig Bfoson!, from Gib altar. She sailed from Gibraltiir on the 4th 'of S'une, in company with the fleet under convoy of the Leviathan and Ze phyr, which she parted with on the, following Might ; was boarded on her passage by the Lace- . of 36 guns, pr )eceding tion► England with a convoy tinder her protection for Bertneda• PORTSMOUTII ) JULY 14. - ---Arrived his Majesty's Sealanse, of 3S 'guns, Captain Gorinot.: from Cherhurgh.—Dropped down to St: Helen's, the Royal Oak, of 74 guns, Admiral Lord A. BEAUCLERK, Captain • SHORTLAND.-- 4 SRiled the Superb of 74 guns, and MoUelaus frigate, for 'the. Westward, lARWICIi, JULY 14.—N0 foreign arrivals for these twO (lays past . . The King -George, - Captain KING', sails this atternoOn for Heligoland, and the Lord Duncan, Captain 11Autt-ToN . , for Got tenburgh to-morrow, being particularly detained. The transports which sailed 'from Hosely Bay the night before last are likely to have a very good passage, the wind being sinee particularly - fair: A vessel has arrived from Heligoiand this evening, having sailed on the 9th ; no. news. DovErt, JULY l4.4.—Came in ,the transports Isabella, of tlitll, No: 614, mol S. It for the pur pose of receiving troops, and GI 2, from Flushing Ihe Dover Boatmen's Bills having received the Royal Assent, this tawn _ has this day been deco rated through Out the Pier, and various rejoicings have taken place. DEAL, JULY I4.—Arrived .the Urgent 'sloop o►' war from YarMouth, 11 n d sailed 'to the lore, to take convoy 'to Gottenhargh. the Beagle sloop of war.for.Portsmonth. FALMOUTH, JULY 12.—Arrived the Eliza pac ket with a Mail from the Windward Islands, last from St. Thomas's in 29 days. YARMOUTIT, JULY 14.-:-S'ailotl the Princess of Wake, hired cutter on a crnize:. , --The ships re ported to• have passed yesterdqy were the Eiha lion, &c. gone in quest of . the F'r,§ident A:ncr can frigate, said to have been recently iu 'North Bei - - gen, and supposed to have fur his object the cap ture of .oitr Greetilandnen, COVt, Jut.Y 9 Friday last his 'Majesty's ship Stork, Capt. COUL.SON, SitiltA but n cruise, xvith a view to intercept :an 'Anierie-an'Ship pri vateer, of 20 guns and 200 men, who had, be .tweert the :Mull of Can.vre and Racnint Island" taken di.destroyed tire .r,r otir - raerthaiimew: 4 -F Majesty's ship Costenn, Capt. BaHMEII, ar rived on Monday, after seeing convoy as far •;.6 Gibraltar. She was iintuecliately put tinder. qua rantine. His Majesty's ship Jot mse, Cipt.j,own, arrived on Wednesday, from Seeing convoy, in company with the Casti/lan,,to rived three transports, from Plymouth, with the Edinburgh Militia; four more, off the harbour.— 'The Perthshire are expected. A signal having been' made for a large .French privateer off Cape Clear, the Admiral, with his 'usual promptitude, ordered out ,this Morning . the .whole of the Men of war in harbour in pursuit of ber. Ttwy are now under weigh, so that we hope to have a god(' account of her. THE MACEDONIAN. • A Court;Martial assembled nt Bermuda, nn the 27th, and continued on the 28tb, 29th, and 31st Nay, to inquire Into the conduct of Captain CAttpctir, his officers and ship's Company, for the capture of his Majesty's ship Macedon/al?, hv the American frigate United States, and having most stiietfy investigated every, circumstance, and de liberately and matniely weighed and evn,idered the snow, gave their opinion as follows : That previons to the commencement of the action, from an anxiety of keep the weather gage, an opportonity was lost of closing with the enemy, arid that 'owing lo this sircum• stance, the Nl•tcedonian was unable to bsiog the triiited States to close. action until she .bati received considernMc darnage; but at not appear '0)114. ttiiS lillii.SiOD origi nated in the most distant wish to keep back froii, the engager men,t The Court Is of opinion, that Captain ...lobo tiurnent ostler., and. saip's compoui, maly instante "thronglitiut the action , 'behaved with the firmest and must determined courage, re s'olution,- and coolness ; and that the colours of the Macedonian were not struck until she was un able to make further resistance. The Court does therefore most htineurably. acqUit Captain 30119 Sununu Carden, the officers, and .remairong company of his Iklajesty's late ship Macedonian; and Captain Carden, his ollicersi . and corn party, are hereby most honourably acquitted accordingly. ThaConrt cannot dituniss Captain Carden, without expres ing their admiration o,l'the uniform testimony which has been borne to his gallantry and good condact throught the action, as also to David Hope, the First Lietttenant, Ole other of ficers and company, without expressing the highest apprObt tinn of the 'support given by him and theta to their Captain, and of their courage and steadiness daring the conteS`t with e; catty of very superior force; a cimanistance that, erhitit it reflects high Inmour ,on them, does ao less credit and ho- Door to the discipline, of the , Maeodoni". The COurt also feels it a gratifying ditty, to express its ad rtiratiml of the fidelity to their allegiance, and attachment to their king and country, which the remaining crew appear to have manifested, in restating the varionS insidious and re pealed temptations.whivh the enemy held out to seduce them and which cannot, fail to be fully appre,s cfrilaitneidtheir H. HnTri4m, President. 1. P. BERvwouP, ROOLILT BARRIE, S. J. PEcimr..L. joirtq C. I‘lol..l.Anur. FA.ZIAN, TUOMAS GRAI#AM• By Cot - Tlland of the ('eu t t, J. A. Gl.oveß, Otlioiating Judge-Acivocate. After which, the President presented Captain CAttneN his sword, with an elegant speech. the force o f ‘vhich wus felt by all who .heion l cA tv the Macedonian. M : rAIIY. RECRUI'iI. • 1 mitnrfiNT. Horse Guard i„.T e ly i. The Commander in Chief lets approved of the full, .v. . i gulatian in the case of regiments ordered for erobeitioo : When a regiment embarks, a due I -pleurae:l, of otecers, 110:1-ennIttli'svme,..4 otlicees, drummers, fifers, and'private meet!, are to he left behind, ter the recruiting service, and the fee me` ion of a deptit. • ' ' . • It the reeirrrent ceneiets of two battaliens, the battalion which is : - i.t urdere .! for Service, i:, to emearh complete; and the oatt Alton which 'reusable et tionie:is to'presede for the re ettliting service:and the charge of the regimeotai stores, &c. When the battalieo .whichremanied is ordered to embark, . ~ recruiting contpantes win be, appoiete l l, and the necessary n -preortion of lime-commissioned .officers, drummers, fifers, arid private men, so torus ten perties (including those or: the recruiting set-rice at the time) are to he left at home with an experieiveed Capteiu -stud Lieutenant for this duty. In ad dition to sheets; I Captkiln, 3 Lieuteuants, 6 serjeaots, 6 ear porelee and 3 drummers,. are to be left to form the regimen tal dep(lt. . - Ily this arrangement, the two recrnititee companies will supply the officers end non-counWeeiened officers required for these deities, wiimut interfering with either battalioo, which should lee as complete as possible when proceeding on service. If the reginient consits of one battalion only, the neces sary proportion of non-coininisiioned GI/kers, dionniners, fifers, and private men, to form six parties (including those on the reereising service at the time), are to remain at home with un expeieeeced Cuptahi or Lieutenant fur this day. In addition to tlieee, cue Captein, two. I itititenants, three seeleants, three corperals, and two drummers, are to be left to furm the Tegimentel depot. The Olicer. eiol non-cotumisaioned offiners of. the recruit ing company., enrich will be appointed On the emb:srkation of the regiment - . ei;i, with the addition of one Lieutenant, one seri:mut, and one corporal,. (ee Lo mutt be selected fruits the tifeetives) ' lleoiedioientins t for above - dutles. • efArcirrid: tila;;tetanneroet aten tie it' foe len madiate settick, and the boys who are fat permitted to acciimpany a battalion Which is to be attirely employed, or is proceeding to the West Indies, require a greater proportion ref non z eonnuiseioutd of ficers to be !eft fur the charge ofehein than is specified above, the General Other r 'cnnimanding Will report to the Adjutant- General, as he will, in the case of ieverak battalion being or dered for eiubaehatiun, t. tie! it. may lie noneceseery that the full cumplemeut of Oilierrs elieuid accompany it. '• • As the szeztees of the recruiting, end the efficiency of the regiment inest, in a ;treat measure, Oepeod on the exertions of the in dividnele emp;oyed, the otlicere commanding regi ments will be held etreely rewousible that no one is selected for the recreiting service, or the .regiueental depot, who is ,not in every reepect cell calculated for' the performance of the duty revired of trim. - By - Coatteaod of his rot ilighness the Commander iu Chef, j -1,11.111.1r CALVERT, Atljutant-General. tionsa-GyAnns, June 2. At a General Conn-martial, held at Oranges thove Trinidad,.on the llt h of No- . vemlier, 1812, Paymaster John Fillingliarn, at the Royal Vest hullo gangers, was arraigned—, Ist.: For Maklog s‘roy or mis,ipplying it sum. of money, the sttli , i,stvitee of tion-4ummissiimed officers and soldiers of regitneAt,a3l wsling, on the 24th of July, 1612, to 4641. 49. sterling, More or lets. 24. Fur mis.ipp4ing or:detaining, in his own hands, the cool of 4471. 9i. 9 ‘d. sterling, wore or less, under pretence of paying I 33:onakit account of regimental neecssartes, and artictes supplied. to officers and men of the re--iinent, and which suai r s,ltus be re.guiarly and monthly charged in his asstr4ct...kt.iinst the subsistence of Otiicers , tionlounit4siou• ed'ollicers, and private/. • • The Court found hint guilty of the Ist charge, an.t also on th, , 2d, of embezzlement to the amount of 3011; PaVnta...sttr riiiingh:tin , was, therefore, sentenced to tie dismissed, and ordered to make • g00. , 1 deficiencies proved agithen hin tto. the amount of 7061--;This sentence was Contirmed by the Prince (Regent leaving, howerer,.the decision of the 'balance due from Payinaster Ziliugham to 'the puttlie, liable to the revision:of the Secretary at War.. Horse Ctuarcl;, June 21, ,court.!nyartial.„,4eld, at I:tieturs d'Hontiff, in POritigal, on the , '6th slid 7 th. of Jan. 1813, Deputy Assistant'Commi'ssary-GenerM 111' Noughton ,was arraigned upon the undermen tioned 'charge, For behuvi-aoin a .4vmdalods and Wantons manner, such as is unbecoming the character of an Otteer and a Genii,- man, by entering, trI,VO titrinp:ous tunwer, the room is which ittalor P. A. Dratlierton, of the It it Light Dragoons, was sittill4, al, St. Pedro de has Nava3, ;..nd there using to wards him the most linproger and violent language, repeat edlylifting np bi.31)4 towards him in . a threatening nttitu,le, and . him a liar, to the prejudice of good order Military disciPiine. • • The Court found trim guilty.of the whole of the above charge and sentenced hint to be discharg ed front his Majesty's-service. The littit4cn'ltr.- aszaT plezraed to approve and confirm the hoding and sentence of the Court. • The detachments from the heavy cavalry depot .Canterbury,' destined to join their gallant bre thren in the .Penb;stile,, have been ordered to pro ceed to Portsmouth, in three divisions, for imme diate embarkation. The sth Dragoon (guards marsU:d in consequence on Monday; the 3d PlA goon Guards,. and Ist (Rey:tl) Dragoons on Thes day ; and will lie followed by the ;‘l and 4th Dragoons this day. The 16th and 70th Regiments, at present quar tered at Perth, have received orders to be in rea diness for tn►trchiug at the shortest notice. • Friday morning the first division of the NINCE REG:. , :NVS Royal. Regiment of Ayrshire Militia marched from Queens-bury barracks,, for Perth ; the other divisions follow siteees3ivelv. They are to he replaced by the Ist or West Norfolk nicht of Militia, from - the Castle. 141ot Friday, a division ;.4 the King's Gertz/ail Legion, and some small detachnientiS from the del►tits of other corps, marched into Lewes, on their ronic to Portsmouth, there to embarL to join tl►t:i►• respective reginienu, serving . ui►filer the victorious WELLINGTON, ill the Peni►isula. The battalion e,f•t{le Royals, lying at. Mussel burgh, near Edinburgh, l►ave received orders to hold tlu in readiness to a►abark for fo reign service. lIIs Royal liiichne%s the PaINCE 1135 beenpleased to command the Oxfoydshire Band to attend the Public. Dinner intended to be given at Van‘liall Gartieus, • r)n Tuesday next, ander l►is own patronage . , to Commemorate the Birthday of the Marquis WELt.:No-ron. • Pt?LL, JUL)! IV----A convoy is appointed to sail from Longlope: .Sottnd to Archangel,.. on the 15th instL. Cliantkleer !nig, (.apt. HUG GINS, is Appointed convoy for the anti will sail for- the fitnttber the first fair wind. Durirtg hit week :25 s'ojp. arrived here froht the part -of a fleetof 150. sail which left (iottenburgh the . Ist it , st. Capt. StateS, that a great 11111W)Cr of the cre"' of the United Siette3 EngPsh _seamen, A ves , sel tinder Spanish colours, laden With Wine. liirived Elzsin9re- Roads Pth nk. where she was - to Ken hoist lion of, in consvgnence of havinn•been t Duhlin„ and s cavriettinto Co. penhagin. INCEMT THEATRE.! This Theatre opened for • the season, last _ nigh::, with the C Upera of iii. t , or 'l l / 4 e Blue. Stocking : and the .nlini;r.otts. farce of, "The Boarah4 st,h( 4 o/. The Frl of FONSe, the first piece, Was Reriormed try Mr. GATT in, from t }Nth StAge. He is resp. eta hLt hitt does not (Apia( 'his predeeeisOr WEMIT - a:a,' Who, we hope, retains his 'Situation in the eom- - pany. In the Farce, Mr. :GATTEE supported the charac , er e ldmirai o.4pepper with It u;honr. T,OX BERRI' , KaLv ,LoVf, - GaoVe, and other leading performyrs; tveh, .veil t*Teived as • they respectively appeared. '11:c theatre has been - tiewly painted and decorated in such a manner 'as , very much to improve its ge neral aspect. POETRY. INSCMTION ON A MONUMENT To THE AtEhl()llY OF SIR .10fit.TX Itailed by Sir Gst.,ltal; 11F.P.IIMf)NT, fart. at'his Seat, ('f i le 02 ton, Leicesttn Aire, and placd at the end of an Aveffile of Lime Treei::— , Writted 1)y WILLIAM 14."intps.-oarti,Esci. Ye Lime Trees range •;efore this hallow'tl Urn ! Shoot forth with lire ;fli pow'r at Spring's return Antt,be not slow a stately gruirth tn‘reat : Of pairs, Vranching off from year to year; Till ye ut lctli havc .I,,ilarklioaio Like , a recess within that ;:a..red pile, " Where REYSell.i)?, 'told our contitsy's noblest dead, In'the last sanctity of panne is laid: Ant! %Fit hia these. saner! boutids, Tit' excelling Ninter and hovmiy I, Unblatn'cf, upon n 1 patrimonial grunnd,, Itaiae this frail tribitte. In.his memory, An humble follower of the: sOotliing o.rt That he profess'd, altach`ti tv hini in 14 a . rt, loving, and, with grief and pride, Fe4ling what England last when lit:: No LDS ilia SVORTING 1•IEWAI AItI: ET ( IN N. I 17.El'iNG. rvpsiiAv, JULY 14. The 'Town Plate of sal. for3-yr. oto ()Its, t ,lb. add blies, Bst: Last 'Mile sod o distance 441. C nr. Villiers's 1)1. c. rton Cteilack Ld Grosvenor's h. e. Oityx • E.d F. G. O l rni sU.f.July u • • 2 tt! Handicap Skre4.l)st4es of 250 e 10g4 ft. if declared in a quarter of :;n hunt. aftvr the we,ghts are published, for all ages. A. F.—Thirteen Sunserivers: Mr. Wilion n;lntes DorliS, 4:yrs wlcl, Ist 311) 1 IA Jersey's Web,...„5 yrs . Mr. Payne's c, by Poptnj,V, 7iP.) Sweepstakei of '2;)t,.s each. First Hatfcif Ab. M. Lil Stawell's Moekbirtt, 9st Northey's Curlew, ... Payee's c. by I'opinjay, oa Mockbird. .. 1 . ... a D. of Ruthut's ch. c. i)y Sr dam by Don Quixote, Leal D. of Orat , on's hr. 1. Coactitotit olb each. T. Y. C. 2ags,-- (i to 4 on Conceit:. COUNT WM ;NSTEIN. An erroneous ar count of the early history of Count ‘VITGE:s;STEIN having been puld,hed • w i t! time ago, we are:induced to insert the isolloks (derived from a quarter of unqueetitmalin tivity), as one which is both aceut. nely correA ill itself, and likewise more approprane to the just. pretensions of that eminent 'warrior Arld Genf rni " The lather of this hero entered the Russiio service, and was Lieut. (jell, ral tinder the 144- press Catherine 11 being employed utmost bonoura ably in the wars during that reign. He was de scended from time family of Witgenstein,•the eldeSt brabeh of which • ranks amongst Princes of the German Empire, and hears that title. lie was first married to a COuntess Finkenstein, also of a pritteelr House in Germany ; and his second wife wits a Russian Princess, Dolgorouky, by whom he had no children. The present Count \lli gen stein, his son by the first was with his la* titer in Little Russia till he hacf reached his 13th year, 'when he was brought, to . Petersourgh, and educated in , the house of Field-Nlarshll Count Soltykolf, with his own three sons, among whom time Coma Alexander is consihered as an eminent Statesman. 'Et-4! F o ieiti-Masai, who is still.alive, Was charged at that time With the curt cation of the present Emperor and the Grand Duke Constantine. The father of Count `Witgen stein had estates given him, for his services in Po dolia, which are n.. 4 in the possession of the sot', who likewise acquired some property by his Rthrriage with a lady of the name of Snarsky, in the Government of Vitepsk. Both these estates' are of considerable value, though 'their revenue is not adequate to he present station of the Count, nor to the number of his family, consisting. of six sons. and. one datight , .r . . His late services have been rewarded by a liberal pension from the CrOWn. Ever since the beginning of his career he has been remarlted'as one or the best officers in the Russian service, and now be is adored as it hero by his soldiers, and equally respected by his country." Mr. and Mrs. C. KEMBLV. are engaged to per. farm in Ireland during the sutunier vacation, and, 'it seems, are likely to renew their engagement with th(i Covent-garden ; n • On Monday last, the .Mayor of RocnrsTEß gave a grand dinner, at the Cro wn, ill th,ti c .:, i n h o . nom' al the recent victories of Lord Wi- 1..1.1N WrOti. 'A brilliant illumination look ni,iee t hrou 4 tioill the town, :11:11 arrangements ion heel! previoitstY Iwitte t to obviate all inicitiel . , particularly to prerettc,nl . elieioos rp. annoyance to THr. QUAKEI,S, it 1,0 b e ,::. e L __ ~...„,,,.. cipitts fo'rhiti suth celebentii)7,;lt, rt i* ,. „. .'"_ !: l'; 's c",l Mayor preiiitled at cite (1 , 1,1)4' 1 2 cv .i t r! ' "7 I) tvith the utmost loyalty ;cid te6 1 . 1 y._ ~.., 1 In the Court of Cioncery, !et I I t jant , l ast 'fre'rhi, Mr. litPkirr, the Sulicitor-Getteral, tlispitt. ' Inv tvith another Counsel, touching n flit of St. :r u e:e t : li : 1 :1 i t l .l4' l " : , : i S fe l :Cl e : . : l lst . l , c o n (: t i . . i( i :i 'C ' l lt( l A. ll : l' o '' : t' n '.ti' l:l e l ' cte i e ' r or , s i t i: : 4 l tB ::: : :l ll : B:)l , l l l e i t t ' l :': . , :t i l'et i t ) : t i t i: } k : l v r i t.: t r i t tiilt: Nl i ll : 4 7 ' . s . ' e ffi l <:::::: :i .—•-,, What l." . replied the Splicitor ; " iti the been ;ehrhlt..; If.. withelises by, aII this time } i ) , ,t e s: t " ; --- ent, t„:1(::., know - 1 t sc: a t m il e iett u t s liy u . 4thve4 hack these..i , f 4 ' ' thett SIX yeavo