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W w /O. 4 1 0 " Mr V THE HON. MRS. R. LPOLE's CONCERT. On Monday evening, this distinguished Lady rave a grand Concert, under th e di reFt i on of .'.lr.lr. L Lea Nosa. At her 'tense. in Griffon -street, to a n as semblage of persons of distinaitm, amounting to about 300. A numher of the first-rate Vocal 3nd Instrumental Pesformers were engaged upon the oc casion, and they were assisted by several amateurs. The pet formancbt that weto the most admired in the course of thievening were a Qrartet by Madam BI•NCIII, Mr. Le CANIS., Signors ROVLDINO and Monett!. A C.7totrerttritte for the harp and French burn by Mr. Mersa qnd 11Kj , Leannte bad a, charming died. A 11144, by ATatlam Bt aticst a and Atr, Ls CANIA. EIiaTMOVEN'S celeibrAted Quirfet +was most admirably performed by tlessrs. May PI y . the LtADLItg, SM •AT . And Allomesitt. , - ttwsi •Josinson and Mr. ‘lxacsit sang a ierY .chaishisig! Jure. Among the company we.notkosi—s e Mocha:: of Leeds. Nfarquts of Winette-ter. - Marchtutitta of Iderti.nd. Co.mtorwaa—liorritigtint wodearrarien. Linda—Wentworth, Say and Sete, Wilsingham, Sheffield,: and Onsino. ten ltfirsharni, Perth, Saw aad. Wentworth, Ratites, Walitiogliana, Glynn, Da;Mtainal, and lgor , ontihs. {IA.', of Wiaehoitor. Sirs—W. Burn-torn', H. Dashwood, and Lucas Poitys. Madam Grasaint, tee. THE PRINCETc LIV.-IRM. The Princess Annus!A of BAVARIA was born at Strasburg, where she passed the early years of jeer life, until 1790, and has constantly manifested a great partiality for that city. She has r...eeived from the 8111 , 1.0011, and her Bridegroom, presents or immense value; consisting of diamonds. laces, pearls, and frhur valuable articles. o.i every oc casion, the Emperor Nseot.xon expressed the most sparked al/cc:Son for her. Among other things pre sented to her by her husband, was a silver ttee, with golden apples ; in one of them was a fine lace dress, and, in the others, were small jewels. Yesterday marring His Martsre, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Princesses AVOictA, SOPHIA, and Amnia, attended by Generals lANlteriS and FITZ toy, and Colonel Tay Let, took an so ing on horse back, by Cranbourn. The Dukes of ComistaL•no and C., si memos are on a visit to their Nlarts ries, at Windsor. Lord Caiteriscir la arrive! in town ye...erday, from Wycoinke Abbey, High Wycombe, Bucks. CMARLES Moose, Esq. M. P. artiVed in town yesterday, from Sion Hill, Ransgitt. P GRIP/ELL. Esq. arrived in town yesterday, from his seat, '('*plow, Maidenhead. Etri Emir Le left town yesterday, for Aylesbur y , Bucks. Mr. Esteav plays Tvie; Jokl Lump: and sines, .1 was Yortohire Die," Br Hythe Theatr e , on Fr.- Jar next. !Ay Ifsertoc,We myelin patronises Mr. Lona's Bcnefit, at the R.-:Les:ea. Theatre, on Saturday night. Mrs. CARTER, the learned and excellent trans lator of Easa.tii., and authoress of an elegant vo. lume of poems, is erremely ill ; and, from her very advanced age. it is feared she will not receiver. Lord GittravtLr.e. it is one' finally settled, will reside in the late Mr PITT' house, in Downing street, as soon as the funeral takes place ; and Lord H. P.Trr at Whitehall. Hens CLARK, Esq. arrived at his hon.e, Grafton street, on Friday, from his seat Hyde Hail, btosckport, Cheshire , The Hey. Mr. DVPIDAS, brother to Lord Dunne., left town on Friday, for his Lordship's seat, Gia kmigm, Northallerton. W. M. PIT?. Esq. M.P. has arrived in town, from Kinoton-house. Dorchester. Sir Triunes LIDOLLE, Bert. is arrived in town helm Beadle), Gateshead. Jon. Pawn, Esq. M.P. fats left town for Stoke Park Slough, Bu cL s. Capt. Duerr ast left tciwn, last Sunday, for Uhl. tiae/i. and is ezpoSed to return ia the course rat a fortnight. Mrs. JOID•M and Mr. ELL:serin. in realest, and Die Fair, lest rsi t ilir , at Drury-lane Theatre, '.rare never -pore successful. and received reiterated piandits from an 'ldiom audience. General Sir Era' Coot,. K.B. hi. Lady and suite, arrived in the Pittard, Capt. Sir WM. BROwti, tart. at Barbadoes, on the !mot - December ; upon landurg were saluted from Charles Fort. an! received a t Pilgrim by another salute from the ord- Lance there. fire Emperor NAPf•LISE ware, on the wedding. day of Prince Encsne, a coat of crinison velvet, • rEsv ii .l l; the buttons were composed of the hunt splendid brilliants. The Empiess wore on her Lead a diadem of inexpressible lustre; the most c" ) 7 pearls in the front. Prince Enciattt, on his arrival at Munich, hft eat ti l e small mustachios which he used to wear. The hnsperor Nero, lon, dining his residence at Ifunch, in general rode his favourite horse, a little dapple-grey. His favourite Mem-hike, Rut- T". is well; the report that he was killed at the battle of Austerlitz, being unfounded. His !loyal High:less the Prince of WALES has ro tated the/celebrated little Jana DAY, of Stock. b rhite, who i. only thirteen years of age, to ride "As weights for his Royal Highness. Firs brother, 1 ' 1 i" is only twelve years i t age, is engaged by Ird SAELVILLE, for the same purpose. nit Mr. HaLsa AN'S benefit at the Dublin Thea tre Lit Tuesday sc'eniglit. The hysterias,: ficsAdml and the masque of .l Bihar awl E.ner4114.. were pr!fcrrried. It had been reported that Mr. (-IGLU '. 'lamed his benefit, ;and he found it necessary to &dare lie depen.led as much on the /suety of the as any other performer. A Mrs. Ptcu tLL ,' 4 4 Haisover - tqua'e, was going "`"n stab's yetaseeday. when her loot slipped. and. we a " extlem•Tlr sorry to 'Gate. in toe tail it was b''''kee. Sh e was lase night as well as could be es- Pe4‘.l eta so dreadful an accident. MR. PIT rs REMAINS critic IN STATE. , The remains of Mr. Pnt were brought to town in a private manner, last nights; at nine o'clock, in an hearse, attended by a mourning coach, in which were four ,bri,;, dimeatics, and were deposited in the Painted Chimieer, where they will he in state to-morrow and next day. I The painted chamber is, with the erceptinn of the canopy, comp l ete l y f i tted up for the remains of Mr. Pitt lying in state. The decoration; are plain and few, but neat. no apartment, which is very lofty, is hung to the cieling with black ; at the distance of Teti feet from the grocnd is placed a row of highly-finished black-tin sconces, and two branches each ; betw.een these, alternately placed, are escutcheons, with the arms of Pitt ern blazoned ; at the distance of four feet higher, a second row of sconces is placed, but at a greater distance trom each other, than rhos; in the first row; over the folding doors in .the centre is placed a sconce of a very large size, encircled -by several smaller ones, andoutside this eotranc.,a large btark fe , tooned curtain is suspended; the body of the Painted Chamber is divided by partitions about four fret high, covered with back, and with circular terminations ; one side for the ingress of spectators, the ether for the egress ; those who come are to proceed through Westminster Hall, the long gal lery between the two Houses of Parliament, and so to the entrance of the Painted Chamber ; and those . retiring will have egress throuih ng .. e of the loblties of the Hous e o f L or d s. communicating with Old' Palace-yard- 'The funeral procession, which is fired for Satre day, is preaisely on the plan of that of the late Fat! of Chatham, and the r0u•,..: to the place of interment will be the same. Detachments of the City of Westminster Volunteers are to attend in the pre colas of the Painted Chamber, on I'lmnd:traria Friday. The Earl of HANSINGTON , it is said, will suc ceed Lo-d Motes in the Chief command of the forces in Scotland. Lord Hurctiissos is men tioned as likely to take the correspondent appoint ment in Ireland. It is anderstood, that the Hon. Hews Eel:K ece is 51) be Lord Advorate, and Joan CLLSK, Esi. Solicitor-General of Scotland. Tne Hon. Toomas and Lord Hot.- LA W o,are have high tOplomatic situations at Fo reign Courts. A r o w creation of !laronets i; now passing the Great Seal. Mr. Serjeant Ski Lpti ERD is to he promoted to the Beech, prob, dy on the resigoation of Mr. Justice Lord V;scount A LTSi lute is returned to serve in Parlia.-,ent for Borough in o.lthanipton. W. onderstar .1, that the Orrice of First Lord of the Treasury for Ireland, will be executed by la.rd C Aroma r r. Capt. &atm ay, of the 35th foot, is ar.p&ntcd Deputy Paymaster to the Forces. • During th• intrrval of the adjottromc^t of Par liament, the mea,tites to he submitte.: for the Ms. rrovernrnt of the puhlic defence, will be discussed and rnalwed , Ti.. reports which have been laced Om the riajsei ant vet y inipet fen, and is many ' respect: erroneous- The repot t, that the lia'Ar.t will be revivei, at least on any thing like the I.nm - irk of its applica:ion on former occakinls, we believe to be utterly destitute of foundation. Ibe following Regimen's are ordered for Ports mouth, as soon as they an lye from the Eire : 'GERMAN Ler:iota tavabay. Ist Drsgoo. s, I.t Ligh: INFANTRY GRRMAN LEG 'l‘• ISt Litla aattal•on, 5.1 Litt 11.4,ah.m. Itt 24 $1 and 4th 'l4A:Alemis of the L "4. British Regiments likewise on-fer orders for Ports mouth, as soon as they arrive from the t!he : 3.1 Battalion Sat Retalmo 6.44 Regiment. 24 Do. 3tl Regimen:, 21 De. Hie Id De. 6th I to. 24 Do. 69.4 1,14. 24 Do. 59:1i De. Ist Dv tieth De. ('he transports which sailed for Spithead on Monday, tram the Downs, have on board part of the behire-mentioned Ree i nit tr., from the Elbe, /cc. The following dritish Regimens are cspeelnd to debark at R.irnsgate, on their arrival from the Elbe, Weser, St-.. via.: Shobrisetlei enositt.ng of the sth, 27th, and 34th Regimen's. :eneral Sir A. Wel:esters Begrade , the Si, Stb, and 36th Red.ments The Brigade of Gnarls. Maker General Fria. is Brigade; emulating of the 14th, 2tith, and 4 1st Rearm-•.ts. Mai,. - enteral Hill's Regiments, 9tli, Jl'b, saJ 11902 Re g news. The transports, with these troops. are expesed in the Downs every day. TAI Boyd, LACaIiToS, from Grenada, for Lon• don, put il!o Kinsale, on the 12th init. with the loss of mihen-nave, rustier, and le.tky ; another West Indianan has put in there. name unknown The Feely. r f London, is carried into Harwich, ' having bees found at sea, withoet any person on board, supposed to have been captused in the ,wit. Lord Rrancesnaw, the late Mr. THIII.LVISON, is the first Peer ot Ireland, created since the Union; the number of Peerages, required by the AEt , 1105 having hiCALTIe extelia sool.er. By this, His MA. rcsr y, on every three P-erages of Ireland that fall, may create one nets Peer, until the number of Irish Peers, who are not at the same time Peers of the United IliaBdom, be re.!irced to one hundred ; in which case, His MAJESTY may create one for every new Peerage that shall become extino. To-morrow, the Royal IVestminstcr Regiment of Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Romeal burg, is ordered to master at eleven o'clock, at their pa ►a•le, King's Mews, to be intpeeted by the General Officer ot the &stria. Friday se'nnigkt an aff tir of honour took place between G. C J Eal. and Pamaosa. Esq. near the New Barracks, Cork. Inuneiliately after the ground was measuied, the former fired. by which his antagonist was slightly waunded in the shoulder, who then fired his pistol in the air. The I.lasid of Aruba, a dependency at Curas has been taken by the Saritam Dutch ship of war, after a siert of two days. Tlie ga u,on, at the time of its surrender, only contained a twee of 19 men. A•nia is situated sear the Continent of Terra Firm.i. In lat.. 12 leg. 23 min. N. a.td loa. Oi dez. min. W. LAW INTELLIGENCE. OF KUIG's BENCH, Wirriel sssss , Fu. IS. &tie,: at Nisi Prigis der;se the Lord Chief jigsaw Er. LENI3OIIOIICII. COURT A%DERSOs: c. This was An action brought to recover the amount of an apothecary's bill ; and the principal tine-- rion between the parties arose from a charge of six anineas, for inoculating the Defendant's wife and child with the vaccine matter. To prove the general charge made for this opera tion, a srirgical gentkrnen was called, who.eluci dated the subjeA with great perspicuity. He con sidered the charges were to he computed from the circumstances or rank of the patient. and the cele brity and eminence of the physician (or rather ope rator). Whether he kept his carriage or not, was a good criterion to form a judgment upon ; if the lamer, ti'- fee WAi generally five guineas, and 'the mach more, acco r di ng to the progress of the disease ; if the latter, it coaseetuently wa's much less. It appeared, however, that the'patients in question. went to the shop of the Plaintiff', where Oha- operation was performed without any further uouble. of either medlciate or attendance ; and that thtee guineas had been offered in the first instance, and refused . The Dafendant, it also appeared, was not above the middling rank in life; and some gentlemen of the faculty, on his behalf, proved, that at frequent!! 4 1 1 7 Perank'that where - the professor of physic was in the habit - of atte,iding the fainty; rio extra charge was Male.; but, at all t ,s' the sum of three guineas wai a very suffleient Itdfiapei.'- sa-ion under the' existing circumsrincei.' 'Me de claration, in furtherance of the Dete - n2ant's ease. aloe averted, that there were divers eietain visits and attendances; which avernicins not being sup ported in evidence; the Plaintiff was !Consulted.: Tilt sAitictitDtZt. This was an imlicainvot fur an smelt It •alio reared that we Defendant was the mini: of Anna Maria Good, a child *5 a.t ten years old, on Whom the issolit was carritfoitted • all th e . partielf traidgpi in fork -erect, Commercial Road; irk' Ifosi'lrest India Docks S ome family diTute's f ariokanal one day the child was passing ova-vete eatire of the Defendant's h ouse , When. her shoe got ' ahse. and. stopping ile . fasto ft. :In gefendant, wunit any priivocatints,' dire* 'a pail if it: water' 4 over her ; accomptUying - thi missy Atli:ire ex pi essiniis. The evidence for the prose:oos; *asa boy, the half-brother 'or the child, and the little girl herself, who gave her testimony very circum stantiallly. and without preeurication; _hut tile boy wnoleinot assent aery in:it-Racy siaith; trikraNaledge of the Defendant. although he a,-frfoitted the h given hiM a tii'ale and a'shilling when he as going a voyage, both of which he retnrced wheals! came back. thrc ugh Cohesion StR.I . EMST. for ate Pereedant, said, that if all the circumstances were filly tuirre the Court, the cause must wear a . vetreidterect complexion, his Ctent having been most shame( ill and' otherwise ill•treated, by libels heing :nett op against her, throughout the aeigbourhood; h e however thought it better to reteffliibilti_ Ali sety*tihrs, foe :be time at the Defeaeliint's coming up 1 fur judgment, Lord Ear crane o-oet :e rotted, that family quarrels khotild be maJet the sithje& of pul,:ic fig which, with much triers pirpriety, might he adjusted in an amicable way, in private. HTs Lrirdship highly rignbated such plaftite`ilsist a's the matter had mile before the Covert, it' was ?IN dozy, as well as that ihf the Jury, to decide the Iberian ; and as there was no contfatilAtort otifjita titicatior. on the past of the Defendant, they Must Ind her guilt,. A mutant to that ettal was accordingly rettfrned. • - • entremesn oriat.tv. This was an adiorattpor. a Bill of Exchange, and for gisorh sold and delivered. Mr. G : saw, for the Plaintiff, states: that his Client Was .1 rept:table dealer in birds, and lc pt a menaccrie at the top of Totteaisim Court '' The Defendant, Mr. Hill Dailey. wash Gent!rinal of fashion, who, like many other Gendenv . cf fasfiliin.had an elegant Law:try-house. as hew 's in stt .Red. in the neogla b rierhooil of Windsor ; and being known for his taste. and the splendor ra the decorations of his park, gardens, and base, had fancied some of the Plainufs live stock, consisting of a cock pollen pheasant, a copper nog-necied•pheasant, and two common he i-pheasants, together with a speaking. pairot, .:.m; baskets, &c. the former amounting to eiabt guineas, and the latter (Poll) to seven ; for which re, like other men of fashion, never thanglit proper to pay ; besides the note or bill of exchange he had contained from the Plaintiff, for which the latter received no value. The delivery of the golds was proved, and the iit exchange admitted ; but it appeared that it was given in p.trt payment of an old debt of 1001. due to the Defendant by the Plaintiff. The only matter h dispute then remaining, was the phea sants and poor Pull. which latter was engaged to ' talk well, and with modest propriety. Sir V. Globs. for the Defendant, said, that Mr. Whitehead had formerly beea an attorney, but. failing in that profession, be became a bisd-faa tier, and the Defendant, having lost fool. by his, the Plaintiff's, last bankruptcy, he wished to re-im horse him as well as he could. As to the parrot, he Was not pnrchased by Mr. airier. bet a friend of his took a fancy to him, and he was sent to Mr. D's house on trial. whether he talked well, and was a bi r d of mo-4iity ; and it was positively agreed, that the Plaintiff was to take out the va!ue of the phea sants in zoods at the Defendant's feruitnre calico warchou,e, is nonl.itreet, as a sort of mutual ac commodrtion, by way of compensation for the 'owe*. he li.id sustained by him. The bill was out of the question, as it went in part payment of the of I debt. These fah were proved by a Mr. Thomas More laud, who had azcompanied Mr. and Mrs. Darley in tLir cart tge, when tie birds in question were chosen, anti the agreement before -mentioned entered into. He hitmel: bad tancied the parrot. and paid for it. tatrongh Mr. Darley. The cletk of the Defendant also proved having received dire tians to deliver goods to the amount to the Pla•ntitl. but ho never called for qt. tn. Lots' E. Leatacraourt thouzbt, front the re•• ,: ~::. E denee, that some mistake had orkdit or the part of the Plaintiff, and the story of the Defendant was , the more probable. If it waived Any corroboration,, the evidence of the clerk was suit cient.—Verdica for the Defendant. When the Jury for the forenoon wit about to be discharged, one of the genti-meo made a complaint cf one of his brother Jurors, who, he said, lisp ' insinuated a challenge, because he was some time before J,e could make up his mind on a cause of day before. Lord Er.r. eNSOROUGH observed, that every usage on a Jury, had a right, to have his mind sous= :rod lie hoped not hi ng o f t h at nature would azain, and that they would unit: in the arnicalk tio.chatge of their public duty. • w • CLERKENIVELL ,ESSIONS. 11.14 60.rdre Mr. M aatit ono reveret ,se mina r trifiei. Allen. an attorrey, was inclined for a riot in the house et" Mr. Watts, a shoemaker, is 'Greatlurnstile, Holbor n. It .appeared, frank the evideece of Mrs. Watts, and some other Wietielsste; that the Defend ret, nn the 14th of last month, came to the housa of the Prosecutor, in cr•rneaoy with a Mrs. Rowell, who lodged ea the ,econd ,Or. 'l'bere hest bad a dispute sprat short time beabre, imetweas this NI, s. and M r s. %Tars, in consequence of w_h4 • r 3. Watts dhl not li g h t her and the up srairs. _ Mr. Alice was ino4- runt at this, and; eschsiniaJ.,..e that tipsueh he was a Lawyer. and cepld iisgeneral see his way in the dark, yet he thought.ivaseeessary that be should have a light in this infante." suliintry client* induce Mrs. Watts totting a candle, an the Ve-. fencOnt, after ahtz.ing the whole family for mine time,anitt bringing a crowd ;boat the ewer, denten proper to break the bisausssmlre and then dantrreles carpenter for making the% "fib slight. He pro *ceeeifeW in this unruly manner for some time. and 'at length. Mr. %Vans was obliged to send for watchman. and have him conveyed to the watch house. Mr. M A 11“. P : sin was of opinion, that this could not be considered a riot. but a mere trespass, and the Jury therefore ifeleabil :he Defendant. SID II'') O. Tate PARIS* 01. HA meow. Mr. AKA,' stated. tles: this was an istellehltent against the Parish for a nuisance, in trot leart the road over Wimley Green, between the tWsse and four ut.:e stones, in repair. fie them called W. Lambert, who ;Toiled that this read was se bad, it was impossible fcr a carriage to pass it.— Ter roa4 was new, it had been made iii April lase. and two pond ones had been stopped fp 4=2 10-fore ties was begun. An *bk.:lion was here taken to :!-.e farm of the indidenent. as the wide. under the ,Insure AO, WAS not ind.dable Walla twelve maittry after the road was riri, ed . This objection was allowed, and the indictment fell lam ; ! our. d. T .7„*. G reer was indictee for parjeee, antra-1411 bare tree committed by awaiting an affidavit amass tring WHIM 10 a jitoble, 1* the case of GrISSII e,,,Vjetl is the Baer..., Bemis. Ve t , phsvaraidenr the opening fig t:nunsel, the iedis:ttneet was sleaeb• esi, affidavit ant being eorieetly sopieiL Tha hurt the.shaserie disposed of all the indicts. )ac üb t Aciptuiwd ntil;; F . ; idas'. . serm-seesesem eseme 14.741C1ir. 110Sr•STaziT, Yesterday, a labnuring man, in the employment 6f r. Jonathan Passinelum, a farmer, olf ,North Itseß, in the parish of Heston. was brought before Mr: Been and bit Was. Paxson', charged with a Misdemconer, h ant propkrl7 performmg a certain crietran. It appeared, that the Prisoner, after Lot harvest, agreed with Mr. Passingham to thresh a lain of wheat. at seven shillings per quarter. For sime tune it was suspeded he left a quantity of wheat in, after he had tied it up in trefise., as straw. On Friday, Mr. Passineham went to the barn to gen mine the noises. and was convinced a quantire pF wriest was ie n; he thererote took a truss to his !wow: and it reethresbed in his k:trt.ll, and got upwards of a quart of wheat fiom it. The MAGISTIIS rr.,, very p-operly, convined this Prisoner under the ad of the 20th of George 11. and sentenced him to one month's bard labour is the House of Corr-Winn. lb. Nlassisrs arts ob sarved, they hoped, an punishment would prove a warning to others. Two brewer's dray:ten were eonvieted in the penalty of ten shillings, on the complaint of Lord Portsmouth. for riding on the shafts of a dray, on Saturday, in Camden 1 pals. A man in the empioy of Mr. Broadwood. the pi aoo-forte maker. in Great Pulteney-street. and so ostler, belonging to a public-house in Keesington Gore, were charged with stealing a nu/unity of hay, the property of Mr. Broadwo who has a country house in the neighbourhood of Kensington, and has bay brought from it, for his horses in town. W. B. received information, that his men sold hie hay on the road. He, in consequence. employed a female servant to watch them. on their weY to town with it, last Wednesday ; when she oSserved them take a truss off the cart. and give It to the ostler, who took it down a hoe. In consequence of the detection, one of Mr. Braadwood's men Las absconded. The Prisoner, were folly committed for trial. Yecterday the Loan MA volt ecdered the price of Bread to he raised to I2d. the Quartern Leaf, Wheaten. and 10td. Household. STAT. LOT ranv.—The Ticket. No, 10,730, as first -drawn yesterday, entitled to 20,0?2. I. was sold at Messrs. HAZARD. Burnt, and Co.'s 015ce. Royal Exchange, in one Fourth. one Eighth, and ten Sireenth Wares. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawr., continue on Sale at the above (Mee. All Tickets drawn on Saturday neer, the Fifth Day, will be entitled to t2l. each, and the first-drawn oa the Sixth to 0,0001. Every Ticket drawn next Saturday is sure to be a Prize, and ese First-drawn TiCket on she six t h Day is sure to be 20.000 i. ; therefore, those who Trcbase now h ave a d r•u b le chance, as ever,' icket dawn bet-ae the Yeth instact is cure to be a Prise, aid ever! , I.iita) Prse already drawn ayes Weasels! io 51atti