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4 NAVAL MEW'S: POIITSMOUTH, JULY 9.4-" Thi s -day sailed the .Pell- ; • - can Sloop, Captain WAtiil, :and" .dcite Gun-brig, Lieut. Doiss * Oig, with, a Cems6y• fotj the DoWas. Came into Harbour this morning L' fli-anie Fri gate, Capt. LAROCIIS ; and it ik expe&ed that she will be laid up, as unfit.for furtheiservice. PLYMOUTH, JULY 8. 11 -Arrived the Der 4dlrr, JANSEN, from Dram ; the 4 hio/ ....AZEIttO, troth Stockholm ; the .Rotert, S+ottstow, from , Memel ; the Nepturius, Iv,sasol , r, from Christiapa . ; 'an4 the Mary, BURGOIN, from Cork. SHEERNESS, JULY B.—Sailed for Yarmouth His Majesty's. Ship Resolution, of 741ut0, Capt.. BURL TON ; alio a Man of War Brig.. , GREENOCK i - JULY 3.----The itope, REYNOI,DS, one of the fleet from Jamaica, passed far Port Glas gow, .during last night, after a passages of 35 days. Parted convoy 5 days after sailing. The "fathom, Se.artz, from Q ue b ec , arr i ve d yes terday.at Fairlie Roads, after a passage of 33. days.--- Left loading for this port the Henrietta, 'Assn, to sail in 3 days, and. the Hazard, WILLsa, to sail its 10 days. • The following is extraaed froM one of the Letters she brings " We are sorry to any that the Ship Dunlap, M'EwiNG, is' totally wrecked on Goose Island, a little below Quebec, river St. Lawrence. The Ship will bean entire loss, and a great part of the cargo has likewise been destroyed.—The Schooner Dancet, from Halifax, also totally lost near the Triverse— both crews saved." • The Mary, STOCKS, arrived here last night from SaVannah, after a passage of 35, days; lett the Lucy • and Elizabeth, DAvrs, loading for this„.Port, and expe6ted to sail in twelve days. On the .11th June, In latitude 36. 56. longitude 63. 'sptake H. M. S. ,one of the convoy to the homeward-bound Jamaica Fleet. She had gone into St. Dolningo to ivater,'. - and.missed the Fleet, and was then us pur suit of them. ne Wiliam! ZOOdfOrd, F'Stats, arrived here On Wednesday, from Charleston—sailed adult. ; spoke the Northern Liberties, WATT, from hence, within a day's sail of Charleston, out 30 days, all well— he Olive Branch Jett Charleston,. for this' Port, eight or '-ten .days before the William Bractfordil left loading the Brig Eliza, far Greenock. ~~ DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE . MONEY. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop Hornet, who were on board ;it the c apture of. the Mahoinet Prench' Privateer, in the West !miles, on , t . he 6th October, ;Le, To be paid at No. 22, Mount Row, Larntietli, nn the loth inst. and to be recalled every Tuesday and Friday,, for three months. To the Officers and Seamen on board one•of the A riadne's Roars, at the Capture of the French Chasse, Marie La fret. Twence, on the Atte,uit. iSes, .in company with the Buhl Gull-hrig ;to be paid No. 13, Clement's-inn. on the trout inst. and to be recalled every Tuesday and friday- tor three months. o the Officers and CoMpany of His Nlajesty'ii,Gun-brig Desperare, f..n. the Capture Qt . the Auttehenda, on the 2I st oavocr, 005, in cl.unimas:by with t he tin.telg x,k(tioN,lhe net'. ; , ,o,.;e:kis,of ship 'and caso, on board the Desperate,, en boa' arrival in port ; and eVcry . Tuesday and Friday alter, for three montw, At No. IS:Clenent'it Inn, • The P.roce,Os or (,);:otit to His Majesty's S4ii)Nkto tdur, for the Dutk.h Vree , ic and Zaainstrom.,, fAi4;c4„ do the 3d and i ith of fluke, will Be. paid on !mud the, ttitiot.nar, at North Yatntnatlt , oil the t3th nistant,ind atter. wardi fur tlirec years at No. 22, Arundel-street. Our crtlizerA rep rt h'it the_ Dutch Ships of War • 01 the Ports, chew a diApooitioti to put to sea : in MaFs Dip there are two two-deckers, two Fri&ates„ and t , ,c.0, Corvettes : in Nr....w Diep; pno twQ-decker in B . Ln-4torclatn, - three Frigateal in flushing, one. Frigate and a Corvette :..and in Go. tee, one , Frigate. .Thenclartotte,,Nlo' LLER, a atoish East Indiaman, 1, 1 lost nn the Coast of Sweden, and the Crew 'un fortunately all perished. Yesterday 'the Lord 'Mayor and Sheriffs went.in , titatie from . ttie 111.1 m w iOn-house, accotnnied Oi• Aldermen, the. Recorder, &c. tai. the StvanTa , , , veto, at Stratford, and held a Conrt'of Conservancy for the c)iltity or 'Essex when they proceeded in ttte C'qr. State Barge.down the River : to Wool wichi and returned to Greenivich, *here they *landed,: and: held .a Court otConservancy for the cduvty of Kent, at the, Ship Tavern. They afterwardi partook of an elegant.dinner, and in .the evening returned to town. in theirres&Ctive carriaos. Mrs:Tito m PIA& g ave last night a'superb Ball and. Stype,r, at the family mansion in Grosvenor-square. Upwards of -45ti`personi'Of the first distinaiou and fashion attended. On Wednesday evening her Grace the Duchess of MARt.aottonou gave a grand Rout at Marlborough jmns.e, . The company exceeded 600 per son“if the first rank and fashion. ThelNictiesi of GOIiDO . N entertained a splendid' assetnt4age of tiishionables . last. night at her house in Grosvener-square. , • • Lady HAN t wro N gene to`SiCili, as r ep or t e d , upon a visit to , the Queen of Naples, nor. ha s s h e any intention . of mentuting upon 'such . an Tteediti on i" the present state of atairS. Letters. fronvvarionS parts of the country menti on , that on account of thelate dry wemher, the crops (if White Pi.ase :are almost totally owing to 1 ' 44 4, insect ; having penetrated. ThercTU t) S . •bce none of late at the Corn Market, and but • few ex- Petted, . • • . . nosy oechp ie4 by,.. the advancecLguarcl of e Prench, is a large, rich, commercial town of Lithuanian Prussia. The castle 'Wis probably. built i n the 13th century, and it 'Was not until the year 1 752 that the place obtained the privileges of a city. The river Memel, sometimes called the Niemen, washes the' north-side of the towni and by this stream art advantageous trade in corn, linseed, and provi sions in general, is maintained with Konie,shurgh, Whieh is 5n miles North-cast of Tilsit. The cutunry adl.trent extends for I G miles, and the marsh lanck in the §pring are exposed frequent inuuda4 bons. Catcxxr.--The grand match in Lord's Gro Man corntnetted playing on Monday Mat,-be I ween" 13 of Al! England ng.iinst 23 of the Connty .01 Kfmt, f:'r 100 0 guineas a s i d e , was deeided'on Wedllese3Y . ( ”.nur of the latter, by twelve wickets. s,;11 IL ATILD:fi: "The followincr Letters 'r'espOliig 'the liuse 'and grounds of Sir I•L'MILDIVA,Y, afford a complete Con- • &minion of all that has been said ituispposition to the persevering attacks which have Veen Made upon that Gentle Man. . NVe must again express our prise, that, after such a clear and decisive iindication as had previously appeared, any `Writer can deg rade himself so much is,7till to misrepresent the tratisac- Lion, anctiMpute dishonourable motives to uGetitle- • man of unimpeachable integrity. But thatrsuell'at- , teppts should be 'thade "after thel,etters which we this day present to our Readers, and the substance of which had been submitted to the public before, must .excite a stronger feeling' . than' surpriie, and Sir H. Mawr s way console ifiaisell in the idea, that it is much better to be the object than the agent of such unjustifiable allegations : , Letter from Gen. STICUTT to Sir H. MILDMAY. " Dear Sir, I have much pleasure 'to be able to answer your Queries, zoti in a manner which, 1 Wye no doubt, will be periceily satisfactory 'to yourself. " Qum: t. In the compensation aWaided Inc for the sub &Wilma thulLig„es and inconvenience which I had sustained, or might sustain from tne snottily.) , woikii, di4,you i ni c n to inciti.,:e the rent of Alouish Hatt, Garden, Gardener's House, and to acri:s of land adjoining, ?. -AdisWer, Certainly not. Qttere z. Did you tnean to restrict rite froth usinls my hound for a ny pureas - q I runot enclose, eittca pa.Slll6 yu„n ver.,nc.'t 2. Answer, Certainly not. Onae 3. raid you mean to prohibit me from letting my house, or to make soy di teritt,on to fir: cumptnisittlon it warded me, whether I tlitl so or nut ?-=-A iiswer, Certainly not. " W. GoOnnAY STKUTT, loieman." " Tering-place, .yuty s , 113a 7 ." Letter trutu Sir WILLIAM HILLAItY, Bart. to Sir,l-1. 1'.,5. NitLwIAY. • , '"Dear Sir---Zpoh con4Rieration of .the cireumstanceS which took place at the tone ,of.. the Ivry (01 v..tileit 1 ,vas one) giving - their award as to throatuie and txt , ~t ut iiie in jury which, your property nadlustained near C',., , lnisturd, by the turination of military tvorss it, I ;) , !!actlyViecut led that the iLin . Cort.pol. was sw.,rded t)y i. s a cornoc,... . satiun tor La injury done wnen tile wo,k, ileac Cic~! 11, tt the expenees ut . the ..iutiaest ( &lag zi•oi.)2lktl I. it future clia , ge of again tilling up 1 : 11,4 work s an d l e , .1 .a ground, - when it should nu longet be oc , ..npica b; tnent. We also fixecia re rent of 6661. a-year to be by Goviatundnt tor about 3 0 a c res of laud, wivica , the Nyurki copy, as a 4 .:oniptlisationfor those land:, and trio giatlitjilry wii,ch your estate had !herd)) sus - whit:a. and not as a 19. t for Moulsh,un-tlail, and i‘s ininiednne"grounil6, &c, winch was oy IA) 111C4IIS t he intention 01 thi.t fury lIIC ed.trary, we tyarc; at the tituC .1‘1 , 410 that you Itad .sepal ite wary with COVertllliellt tor your•house, which wp t,t d blot elder 1100.. or ititer4ere with ; soil we considered the'lioliskt to ieinaid)Our own, !either loriesitleia:e, to hat, or lOr . aoy other Qparilo,;e you ; and our a wind was liven a,s: aantipesiso lion for the'iniury which your estate Al4swiled by co: 0e..u 7 patina at a pareor 11 , unit this pvint , I .04 ,:.learly of Opinion, w;i§ wtphissly tindetstood and aete.l on liy'tlie 10 ry. " July 3, ilia?, •, , • • LLIANI HILLARY." ~ • DUEL JULY 4.—On Saturday last two adven turous t yeting lads, the sons'of re!artable 4 citizens, iecoapaniett by a servant boy, undt:it'look.to 6111., in a small open boat, from this port ttilk having !did in a sufficient 'ciaantify qt piOirisiona and water; those indiscreet lads eom , ,nittefl kberuselve-4 iu a amall 'yawl to the of the,ocean, where,. their cr4,,z , , , bar{ , they ere to'Hed about until . the. 4:lt whlcji time khey were most fertittitey'd:,eovered and pickvil up by a, Liverpool trader coining to' this city, hy r ,,,whotit bronn'irt in salky,finlieir . trientlS on Wedues,la• . , The.fiAlowins,Oreadfulikeci s leat. happen,ed at Bar. !pop in ~lik:Ar,V4rtas, eu:Saturclay the , 20th. ult. As Air t lo lIN • C F,. with tieverai otLa were stant.og round the mouth ut one , of. his:brother's' obseryinga ein,ter, luYirnprucientlleaped; on it, ?kid the.lpilla not having been drawmfor.3otne..... time, ,bcfore, and . Ahe mostly:,burnt into lime, he instantly ,woin tiov,qt, and before' any, agaistrnice could be giyeki „ burnt ; to death. ,JigeryAneans,. bowqvqr, Apt*.l to recover tne , hudy,Eby throwing , Water on th9,)edn, ,ititorwarc4 ptillingit ...down: When they etWprj„their.. purpose., it twat' , ai inoit: shocking spedaele,lbeing Heari, reduckil.tO axinder:. • . On skinday so night Mr.,,FittiN,;:converted Jew, preached in L f ady : Glenorchy's Chikpel, in the • city of Carlisle. In the afternoon he lireachett.in• the methodist chapel ; and in the evening' . on account. of the largeness of the .audiencr,,, he-preached in. the yard belonging to the YAia. chapel; Mr. FREY' has visited Scotland, by desire of the 'Missionary' . Society of London, to preach; mushcanel c. money for spreading the gospel. aniong,pe..few d and .fiea..' and !o support Jews whovnay embrace' Christianity, "when deprived , of . iutercourse with , their brethren. The. ,decree, ,by the Jit.ws,. above 170 u years ago, that if any Imo confessed that jesusis the Messiah, he ~slioultUbe, put .out . of Synagogue, iigce *VII* ideeirint wilich„rnauy,Of the Jews h4veff . suered considerable rd sh ip 5, they eiCludert train ail the he e 4, tits resulting fryin the JewisbliocielY; ‘and , heingin4) capable df gaining a livelihood, either fromiagricid:,: tut,er kinriligiCitritiltiart, :we left..entirely destitute. The Missionary Society in consequence have in con templation, to establish a Manufactory in .London, for the employment,ofJews of hcith kcy.s . and of R il agee; which wig!' be a considerable reltqr; them from being a batted to the,.cOnitildniiy. ..A Duel took price yestertlily,,af d4J . ?.-:break in ibri fields;near belween the son °fan Earl; and Capt. B. an Officer of Dtigoons, : in con Sequence, ell a dispute which originatO on leaving, the Opera On' Saturday evening. The parties had met .once viously to this time, but they were disturbed. Capt. B. 'Slightly Wounded his adveriaryi'n oe left arum ori tiring a 'second time, and., the dispute was adjusted. As Mr. Jit.KYLL has lately been concerned aionie' .aquatic tlrp4friinentS, which he hascontrived to apply to political pttrposes, it may be proper to :Watch. his waters. Tit is now some months since BbNAPARTIC tamed I .llAs:itNA Vice? oy 'of Sicily.—This was setting the bear's skin with a vengeance! ' To a moral certainty amp:Ark individuals will the - .rise to opulence nelsrei4th at nevxt, mouth, through the medium of the Lottery that coin lIICIICCS clrawiug on Tuesday next. Can the reader view the immense Prizes of the preent - Scheme, dbdlck.q propensity to possess many chances, from a very , trifling static of adventure., of becoluing one of these happy individuals. REPORT. ~, r The folloii , ing is an accurate stateMenf,Ofthe pro ceedings before the Sheriff's Court, in the case of Messrs. Freeling and Stanhope, of the Gener4l Post Office, against Messri. Walter, the Proprietcirs of the nines No.v.spaper, as 'copied from the'Notes of Mr. Gurney, the Short-hand Writer Francis' Freelina, Esq. Plaintiff, and John Walter the elder, an d ° folin . Walter the younger, Prop..; ‘ , tars of ttie Times Newliaper, Defendants; Arthur Slanhok; FIFA. Plaintiff, and John Walter the elder, and John Walter the younger, Propti6. tors of the Times Newspaper, Defendants. ' SECONDARITES OFPICI,:;..FitIDAY, JULY 3. SMIAL JURY Or MERCHANTS.' ABBOTT---." Gentlemen of .66 Airy, you are assembled here for the, purpose of assessing • to Mr. Freeling,.Secretary to his Majesty's Post- I master General, in one action, and to; Mr.Stan hope, who is thb Comptroller of the. Foreigh Letter Office, in another action, dainages for a certain pub lication that appeared in a NeWspaper, valled 77re Times, of the 12th May. There had been in ano ther Paper previous to that, anotherletter, refieating upon the charat.ter of both these Gentlemen ; and there were also in subsequent Papers other observa tions materially tending to injure their character. "' Under such . circumstance-i, each of these Gen tlemen thought it due to himself, as every man of feeling,. ar.d every man, who values his own charac ter must titioliv, that-they should take such a course of pro&eding,'namely, to commence an nation, such as should 'afford. to the Editors - of this Paper an op portunity of - .proving .the truth of- the tactg , which they had thought lit: to to their charge. Each of them, therefore, Gentlemen; commenced his anion, giving, by so doing; to the Editors and Proprietors of this Paper, an opine( tinily of pleading, that the taas which they had.imputed to the Plaintiffs were true. The .D.4endiintsyreoni.,c;ons, as may now say (in consevence of what I shalt hereafter state'to you); thit they could not prove the truth .01these puhiiL Cations, submitted - to a judgment by default; Mid the ;text.: proceeding of course was, that we should aS;- i soluble here, that you, Gentlemen, might assess the damages. It' also was. 3 'proceeding which each of these,Gentlemen thought it • due-to his own honour to :institute, in 'order, that •an opportunity 'might be given to the Editors of this Riper to offer any thing by their Couusel in Mitigation of these publications, I am happy, however, Gentlemen; to state to you, .that the Editors . of this Paper having committed tire error which I have iinputed•to them, have done that whit is the best thing that any person who has conubitted an,errorcan do, They. having 'mou'ho tiourithly to , theinselves consented to r.ckno wledge .it. shall . therefbre,. Gentlemen, give yigi no trouble. We have agreed upon certain terms. , which Lam atliberty .to,state,to you yodr verditt will be given nominally for the damages laid in the Mech.; ration ; but it ixagreed between us, .that•upon the paynient of all the costs 411,e:telt cause, as betweeo an., Attorney and Client, and .epoti the payment the sum of tont; to-each ofAthe-Plaintitti, •whiCh will , be distribuied , by-them-to siiinePublic , tharity; they being:high-minded::Gentleineti; and not being desirous of , profiting. bythe Iproceedings here, anti there will be an apology, which,' shall take leave to, read to .you, which shall be „inserted in the' same Paper in. Which the offenee was given Wg havin g 41 - a.tried mat PJper,. di reie,3ing net thz,charads7r4 Ott Mr. irgelio4, SeUrce.try " to the Poitinaster Ceneral, and Mr. Stanhope, as Comp. “. " Her 0f..th, 7 . ):002 , i x ft IXlLirtment th 6 Gonerod Pust 0 acki! , J ittl;L: etch (14.ervatit.44a is. be wag ) . graand‘ 44.140./rd, bas are eltrcrn e ly }.eery w e v..erti, " tray 'tit() any plqiil,:atiu„s... • -"Geritkrnett, itpun the insertioit of this apialOgy, and doin the other'aels which . haVe stated to you, which itis' agreed between the ;Aries shail be done, .vrith the Tissistanceof the who'sit by ittelet4; being . eotriAstett'with the honour' of these PftiediffSi- Who are not here , preserat, being CritrUSt.Cd tifern to attend here for the vindication of their. licitioni",. have t hopght ;'and ' hope you, Gentlemen; ‘iiti , Think• I have thni4.lil 7 rightly, that upon such au itgreeMeirt,. and:the Inserilou cif Such m apoiugy,' no'ltirther Troteeding,i's . h.tll be had. YoLi therefefe give a Verdi for all s dainiges"laid in the Declaration..'t ' ' " Mr. StX.YLL--" Gttltieri)ed of -the .hire', Z do 383(tre• ybtl,` most urinffe.dettly, principal and almost the only aatisfaalim thlit I feel' upon the present oteaSion is, that-1 , 'am' certainly precluded new froin trespassing Upon your leisure. " I' adirtit, tO• the fullest ex•rent,' the principle my Let,irnetl Friend ' , has' laid down, tatnely, that Gentlemen: clothed'wkith .. .the considerable flinetions' that these two 'Plaintiffs are in; the adtiiinistratiotrof.the pub lio'Gtiveritim.nt el the Coiuttry, wereoltider the be cessity of proceeding to take the steps. they have taken upon. the present oc&aqion. " . Nly Friend has stated; with 'great • accuracy,' a'eaniii'ustiess on the part at' my ClienlS, that what they hate so inserted in the Newspaper is perfettly • unfounded, at'least is nut ritailvtainnble in evideqe, • and . 1 am desirdus t hit you §liiidift"accept cif••that apology from the preknit 'Defenaitnr , i, 'from a 'ci'ai sekivisritt.sfy-that. they -.are , totally` unable to (.le.tetid what they have charged th. Plaintiff's '•with, that 10ey are unable to'defencl - thrtrtselves with morality, !justice, attd hondate;;'and:llibugh'tipart't his.tecord a liustiticatioti.,is %put, :which tinty;thave -abandoned, they have not .upon,.the pcespnt, : ag.caslon deemed th;it, their. conduct ought . to , have nay other coloUr an ,cltitra4er : than ithot:ora'watlinsion that they cttlaht-tpgivesuch ropAratitio,4, 41, their power. " 6 e11 1 1.114eP, it i;.> needless h011:4 .1p spealc,of the I,,iberty `off the Press—it is needless licie to,Spoak of its boentionsness. Lot I think f shall have this at least to say. on theillut of Illy clients, thats`looking !at their Paper, as most pl,O are in the,Wbit,of doing 4 ' daily, ,Call. hardly see it Paper less prostituted either to party or to individual calumny. I, on.their part, accede,to the full extent of that apology which_ we qre,about to publish, aild tq ado* betore yOu, that this a., statement, made against, these, Gentle• men, not only 'unsupported, Out unsupportable; and therefore I for one, on the part of my Clients, ba : pert - ally satisfied to_ accede to the terms otiered, only observin : ;,. that : I flatter myself yiu will feel, :that ,however high the honour of the - Plaintitfs upon this recant is, 'Walter and leis Son have acted with as, much ,honour as the nature of their situation admits, and that they are. willing •tti do r that, which every bouQurob,iq man, whenever he • has conunit:ed au error, is ready to _do—to ac. 'knowledge it, and to express a kitlCW* . concern that such circumstances has ever existed. - -The was taien accordivly. ;FORTH/AV. , • THIS place is eiowded with taite, beauty, and fashion. Mr. Taorrei iipe.,ned his' nest "Thelt re, emit ; on Tuesday last t• it is hut petite to hit» to say, th a t no expence-frat: bien spared' to encier it eltigan! nn. I commodious. Drury-lane been the evident tit'o, Preceding the- Play Mr. Tacyr4F - .lt delivered an . nt.vi sional Address, 'with eonsidernbre effea. ;c4., - it (Tv and decorationsrfre beautifulomd the 't credit, tin the artist, Mr. 1. EVANCi 3 WILLIA.:/:. The Company is extremtily reipe6tahle; and' Titorrait -has engaged Ittr. and Airs' If ENItY S::. DONS, of the THeatre Itoyal; Drury-lane; to the business they 'appeared in t tie enarad...,,t, .Shylach and. Portia ott 'L'uegday;. and the cumin to very loud and te4trateci plaudit s . Th e p h the Stranger was given out fbr the • negt 'pe,rfortit ance; and the good-humour whiCh wa, testin,i,! fr all parts of thehouse seemed to augur, that the s, cited efforts of the Manager were iil to be rev by a golden harvest. SO Co' THE A VD ,J t 7. The Fleet of indiamen,, which have.been these.two lagt days passing up to the River._ awl the (..!..ipt c Frigate, which wa s i n sight nezuly the whol e Q fy,; ; . terday, having on board the DLIC drew crowds of gazers. to the shores 61 thi." and fishionable Watering Piaci:, .'Z,e day: übcommonly serene, and rely:intie wit:?, the was truly: delightful. 'Lae - Vessel bare tt,e Duchess was plainly visil4e with,the tlye,, anti .ti, she; passed tho SLiip, of War awl lodinnietat.-.:I their, complimentary salutes,' and added I to the effec.i.' l'he :lodging houses are nearly, all necalied, anJ the .Librarra;id lintels in full empinytnoot, The ti'-otaties of Cric4't had a geit.nd, match ye4terda , l,= amt. a dinner. at the Ship Hotel,- eviler .harmony .eonvivia . lity prevailed till a.late :hour. • . , The Theatre eommeneed'iii.attrat9ions with' Poor Gentkintni, 'MtisitiarTaf-ce mOny, to' a rtispeaubli3 %,* ft te.sf:ti-el approbation of the •perforitipte Mr. TROTTER, 111 C OXtrtltilitt liberal tn the scenery anti tlee . brittliSit4, 6f Tekeit,' The:Eliglisli Mot ; tviticli.'stnti4;ciliO tn 'oi t list of noveltieti- in preparatiaq: '" . R ;••'. r . • 7-.1 THE THIIATRE.—Tbe caViptiii i peare; the, Ine ei t popuinr. • svoyli,, of i,is Alit )se s. *miry W 444 pliy,tienoilkinated; the. grqatest Q /orrqrrlvoilg er ", the •gavv. Mr, You NV, ilt 1)(1'N 01)174Inaffi.iyild,di v , piftying, !tient,. List rr,i it ttt,,tlt4t.►Ei*yttnttl:,.tit Theittro,, lit tlae charA'cit:rpf Oftipvith. sus{; iged tl3o.p?rt throtig•Li9ht: with :great chtirgYi'ava vas 4e,'y !.94=Pgi41 . 141 jtv paitttila 'kv criffr„.otv,ouspiq cio. 0- rt,. and : Or tiA , viOictivehtil;flic -.tam ..ginump 11 ' 141 , ter9s4 l 9 4P1, 01 44 now established his elmrat...ter as an adiqirabipActteinv 44,4 ",(1.114„5i CoVitrstl."4boxiT,a parrintopnt Nfit io,nf.on tim London bortrd4i .tft( 3, tiptiti:.ll43*l6`ll44.lll 4r0ug.14 forw a rd.in vierroibpvtia lthant(6.ti retp,wtod.warkit,9l - fitpplittiltkßual a veil auk mamas audience. • wit;l A l / 4 riew Thktre Was .rstiifrieit en " !Ad nt Manchester, under the tv . Anitei L ttetit Ntr, bt". iteplorClaiithitii'-' vet y fari*ualtb . ly-tit/ rl4'baAty and COnvenieneiks':of tills tlikiiitt-4.,) etoorit' fh3tµ it*:, gallery 1.4 notAutileitnitly , very which will ioen be remedit,kt:'l.MbliiNtiN,lfiLV,' .Mrs. Amrtra, goLvitr,! Ptt . NGUN, aott , known ;Perfortn:::rs,: at ' 4ttkergediiof..l he. siltri*iett-s6 i fli son. 'iTtie Thcaire • (veiled %vitft A//, ir 1 1 10; 1 , and Rosina. • 'Mrs. '?'t," :t. .gorie upon an ~Arir)on e% • • • • Ctir , iC)ll tit - `f k‘ , l) ire 1 '4,0 means' to MrQcc. I variuni o ller enter., f o i tlinttnt "entitle 1, Tick! ' i ripvc:Ays tat .4:0(‘ .r, atiA . 61 ecita t tofi ? 35 well as pei.fpri,.oed lier,elf. She 1S aecompaiiied by I‘.l,rl7A:totflp, 6!, ,ti): Atm) NTA I o ft o o k o r IYlr,. Smrrxr.gratttl ple of Do.ti `l:),l.er . tc ith /7ti/.1/fihr fOr low nittots t melattcholy ac4id4lnt.talpiwned on Wednesday. at! JrotAgthAt, Wilts. Mr; , Watuffro l ti a .of respectability in the oe , ighbpqthoftdi. , ,h ad• invited.tit party of,Criends to;spend the, day„“ tali quantity'of pigeons were provided for Alto moruiug's tliversion:t The visitors divided thernse4.'es,;,autl44r t ued, a match! . .at,pigeon dtooting ; hot, tiolgrtponteir, on the third bird. bqiqg Nleasti 1 ) 1 0 , 4441) t4v diversion ended in_ the death pf pne f - tt the eotbp4tly.),, ,, Tho taken a , windingliirv(Aioik, to , the , klt,,Atid the Gen.. tleman 'who shot 41gtd. part of, the contents of Ids'. piece in the..,body. gi,Mr. ilActyst4.,r4.l4s) friend, who w b Rigid ly I deoProinlitv4i, nitti . tilitirscata i t 1 al}ti itilotlit eighty .)Ardti,f imitt.itutottel l'artoq II .)t) .11.41).f ;rim 4.o.4rigtiot4.Goixtiewn, vived hat a few, , • , - Ao.experiment; to shew how effeauall y the ~mall.'.' is prevented Vatotne imat'ylitt kmi ) has been detailed to the ennonit tee of the Fotindlire; t Httis pit tl, by Drh EMayo Aild StUrter.. 'wen e 1( 4 the c:iildren Wete vaccinated ,:on the t oth,of'Aprit, 861, and inoculatUd with lite small-pot 'exttelly the.*Oth of August,' IBoi, and' again on the - 0111 of Nov. and again re-inoculated witty the ttt ill pox matter on the 23d of February, 11,07; any consequences ) except a` Alight intlanlination or , the inoculated part, anc; in SOMe few cases a stball• pustule on the part where the matter was itAertet.t. SMITHFIELD rvta.RKET. pay to, This day's market had but a short suppiy,of dif ferent kinds of. Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, and Pork, support last prices ; Lamb and Veal ate gOatetiling choper, and the trade for the mo n st it pr asinr: ther fiat.—The sales in the Haymarket were not rice m liv o el n y da i y lla m y a a rt n e d t ; Cl s o t v ra er w b ob av t i a . ined ik last price.--~.Tbe under-inentioimi prices and . nutnbets are all lieCiAtTite tratefeeet - To sink the 013 ! per stone of Sib. Beef 40. 6d. to pi. oti. tattoo 44. ad. to 0. 6i. od. to 7s. 6d,--Lont) 6s. ott. to 7s. od.—Pork ss. ad, to sz. 6d. 5.0.--Sheop arid Lambs, 41$1.—Calves, rigs .p.o. 614.111181RLD tiAY •MAR KET. liay 11. es. od. to 61. te.3.- —Clover 41. 0..;. ed. t 46!. !SS, Strim siL. 2ss. iv 1. lai,