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sir ;1! • to udt 3 of them.' T•N they state in account a I:wl::ir:cchlg;thlst A. I expanded money•fer the the 1.16 - iteA 'Settes, When employed in my Ls - l'unif;': an 'account of which being pre - seatei to the Accounting Officers of the Treasury, I was tenet,, had no legal discretion to settle it: therc axas tio law to - authorise this adjustment, I &dreier to Congress of 1303-4. A Committee hiid reported on' my claims, favonrably;` . as I had supp)sed. I repaired, 'however, tO the Coast of.. Ilarbaty, mid when I returned, found that utev dif ti'colties had occurred to an adjustment. Leaving out the sums Which I hal advanced, the' Govern talent had a balance against Me. The last Ses s ion , or Congress has provided, for the payment, and the Commissioners :LiVe settled it. - . Mr..Martin—What balance did you receive ? A. ThatLis neilcoecern . , Sir, - Mr. R.—What was the ba- la'noe agaiest yoo ? Mr. E. (to the Cout)—ls that a proper question, Sir ? Mr. Burr—My object is ma- . uitest c I wish to shetv the bias which has. existed on the toind'of . the' wimess'. Chiefinstice shw nu ob-' . hion to the question.' Mr.' - cannot say to a cent. or a dollar : but I heve received about 10,000 dellars. Mr. Burra. When was the money ,re ? A. About March last.. Q. You Mentioned' Alirauda, 'where. dtd you understand he was gone ? A. On the benevolent . project of rt:Volotioni zing . • the Spaaislt . Provinces. Q. What part of them ? Caraccas. I had seine reason too to know Some thing of that projeh ; because I was invited to join in that. He; ;the, was to have been a I;ttle, tinperor he Might have been troublesome to 'us ;1 and, of course,. when I askea.what was. to be done . •• with him, yen observed " hang him." ‘. • Q. Did you understand I was to do all it once ;to execute the central projed too as well as those in the,West ? A. I have no objection -to , answer that; hut it will be nethieg in )'oer favour. When Cot. B. was speaking of a central revolution, not much was said about his revolution in the west. Had the other been eliehed; I doubt much whether you would have been to have separated ti n t p.n t. (.4. 1 ur. s command. - A...You stated what I leiVe already mentioned,' that you . .Were shred, from the arrangements you had anade, that an army would be reanv to appear, when.yo u 1 . , Went to the waters of the - Western Country. .1 re &died particularly the nartic::.'of Ephraim Kibby. You asked ant: about his- ,pirit; You 'asserted that his brie - ade was ready 'to you, a)-ld that!, the Ypeople also her hat country Were'ready to cooperate. on spoke •: - .1 - yottr your infantry; youi ca valry. It was with the same. • view "you Meotionect - .- ID in Geti'. Wilkinson, jue behind 111;19 - kV,I, to have been the hrst to, aid you ; awl tiaa. - 71 tee sane views )uu dove perhaps inentionvd • [Mr. Martin oh . jehed - to the witness interposing, hi; opinions tit t:os manner. Mr. Hay—Some. a 1 lOWan , :.. is to be 'made to' the feelings of a mi n of honour. Air . 'Eatot4 -bowleg, apologized to 'the Court f:a ; 'te 'warmth of hie 'manner.). • You spoke of my . revohationizing the Western States. A. four line was to be the Allegheny Mountains.' 'You Were certain about Kentucky and Tennessee ; but e%pressed some doubts about Ohio; I well . recolleh Mut, on aecoant of the reason which you pve, that they were too maeh'of a plodding. in& t,t r itus people, to engage in t.)ur.plan. (4.. 1I ,w was this business to be ytfeeted ? .1 t , -r,tood that your agents were in the Western Country ; that the Co:inn:m(ler in Chief Was 'ready. to . c )-operate with his army ; and these, with the a.le Livers that wodd join you, would. compel the Seliei to a .separatien. teed,. you set-toed to con sider Ne,:r (irk:ails as alreaiy yours ; and that .rout this . point you v. ould make eoneuesti, and coasoli date your Empile. . C. Was it after ail thiS that y{+o reCylOtnended nee to tan rithissy ? A. Yes; and t)ecan , ,t- I thought' it the only way to avt.qt- a civil war. • (CI. Jilil y+ to communicate your recommenda tion to me ? A. Yes; you seemed to 'assent to the pro;,o,ition. , to N ad i had become of ygurctimmand ? A. That Lad' ctkedosed.Of myself. Q. • Dial you undersiand' spat you hal given inc a definitive answer ?. A. N o you h a d d c ., , L daiped yourself, I det‘ertninol to you until I got every, thing out of you ; and 'on the princilk:, that " where di:owe:ace, i danger, ill break ta'ith with :t haat marl is not I....kted but %1r..", ' (4. Did ybu think that yoir proixt,ition as to ' i, , g o ;i:' ll i'ftit-):NKY, h was y.)ineoinp.nihie with ;o y qtyo Pia;:, wo+LLIb r c. i.tcl Uy au. - 4 ;Liditlerence, tiie project? A. You se 11141 t r wt. to ;. a:, ty t;:6 mode, you lttr'att .'and you seemed to acipd , z. , sc..o in o: ; tanba,i,y.t y. y6 ta sa id • di u ) 0011 . 1 1 o b ocio eollars from thq it : the Ai't c,f Coogrs',4 did i not giyeyo9 s‘itti. A. Tile Act Ot . Clingress gave the !dicers the power of Se' thug with rne, iion of the Secretary of State, tan - vcd, and the ~:ociediogly made. . io.:a)-ted by . ,o fro stun, who least introduced :Uri, at of the'Priioncr, 01 . ' the winter 1603-0. Tlic !,, , v..0p.; then called, to carry en i ll 4 .;; ; brAt one of I j , Peter eei...;:oLee.) was tu data :WO 0:1 .01:4111:11 . 11:1aettS •:! , , „ pr !r'd. tj.e,tial, I. an, and :sir. a!) (the 'father ao.if, frUitt glf.ty.:....aid of :'a..:l;sy:v.toid • WC.r43 ikitroaticetl ,u, to shewthe 4r)2 fi wind4ia the th is tier cud of -*Gust., I au'ia,. ! :!,•lor..ete'!) house, on his way w Cenntry. . . • • followed heob,Allbright, who elan . tan .Blarmerhassett's Zrllalyd, and, ; air: William Love,. ‘vlro 11.0: ~...cieas,ea's groom. In the • course mat ,the ,important ques tint) a.vas, how Tit. tostitia6my could be in troduced for tile parpoee cat proving latts without the o, egiira; - • whiun etiestion :was . reserved' far subiy , ;..::-tai.iscussiotr. The fi:ar t '4`n , 1110; day Was doied • bY the ' Dudl-y Nroo , tsridge; who had be 6 .tliaenerhassei es parteer 'in a' .store at Marietta y, and whp s tave a:ix:aft:4lr history of the .build- a. I • 1 Prom ila - I,OIIPDON - 02I7ETTE, oc7. 6, 1807 . C.:0n0:1.349ns sikied by . teuteeemt Ccunty of ,fames ['arty 11.1wker, isq. to be a Deputy Lieutel—tnt. Dared Styr. 667: '• • Mr,4 of Ensig9 Thoma,.W,rent.prd Southoase t o h e Lieutenant, vice Dated , Sepr."3h;-t807.: Tedttii SecottaL,Lieutenant. • Datrd Sc.pr, 30, 18.)7. Clu6topOttr Hill to be <lmo. Daaed abovo. Eling an'.l. 41ill6roll: Batt.ilion of Vilunieer Inia n tr . " ... • Lieutensiit'Richard Light to' be CaPtiiii, vice •Nlaitin, -.. re - - signed. ; Dated Sept: 30, rio7. Ensign John liti-ec to be • LieittenAnt, vice ;Liglit, irromoted. . Dated as above. George Tarbett„. Gent. to be- ititto. ' oa . tetl' is .:bo n e. lames 144 V tt . ..1",' Gent. to be ditto.' ' Dotted a -- . wh.:ve. john Lovell; 'Gent. - to be linsign. :I)ate.l. , as above. Jessup . Hunt, Gen/, to be-,ditto,-:. Dated,.ila above. , Guy Stoke, ( C; ;" c f , ' .:1. " . 1 to Lv 4"4l S ijl ti n ; . i.; ? e l o i t i ;! lufi l7,-4 ( le r l ii lf 4 i' p r t ': '. l .. ; p, ;iO7. Jojin RiiillsYorit 'G t u f , ". lb ee i l l e 4 , ll G i. e l r 'c' it' ' ' ' .' 7 t i b 7.." be ' C S a ti lj rl i e 'j o ' n : . 13.1 t'etl S pt. • - yr); tliv, - -i: -'• -' - '''. ' r ' .• ' ' ' . • C .l iiii/li I I / .. . , ,i ;i2 the 'Renfreftyslii re Yeonvanry Volunteer I to tant r ry , • ' in• -rd iv the, Lord Lieutenant. Ensign William south to be . rieutenant .vice Broiyn r' - signed. ..'omini.i riot:: signed bj • the Lord Lieutenant of the Conn& of - 'libckg.' 34 or Northern Regime.niVfß:llingbizmihirel/clunteer Inf:ptiy. John Freer CotigrCve i Esq. to be. Captain of Coast,(it ay, - vice Harrison, resigned. Dated. Au;. z,, 15...7.. .Ens. A tii George I - Initie VeeS. to be 1. ie.lteoalli, Vit.:e rirrowsniiiit, ,resigned. Dated ti iii;. 19, , (8.'7. job Roberts, Gent, in* '' be •cleitt ice, A f ilen-,• deceased. , • Dat Aas abbve. Henry. .JP•intley .. era. to. be ,Ensign. ~D.,iedi p Aki4oB, 15 0 7,,, rn Rietiiar -tupre f ys, Gent, to fie ditto, vice chir. re signed. I)ateitTAitg. 19; iB'7. 'Thoittas God . re..;', Gent.• to b..; ditto, vi,:e•Apirne,.resignetl., Dated Aug. 2 . 0, ago/. Cominia Jima iti ,be St,Anne's Battalion or Tower I.lanileti Va .* . lunreer Intantiy, 'lg - tied/1.-the Lord Lieutenant. '-. gii Henry IVrir, Esq. to IN Lienteitaiit.Coionel. ' Dated July . et,.1807 Cbotries 'Ha . mpden Turner, . Esq . : 'to be Ma).m. Dated as abOve. - .Willi.fhit (;tailing, lisq. to . be Captain.' Dated Aug. .ii,. 1843 , .. , Chris . t6i.lier liitipar.tsen,, bsti. to ...be ditto, Dated as . above. William Ifaker,l73q. to 'be '. ditto. 'Dated April 2, t 806 ., Rebert Batson," Esq. To be - ditto. Dated July iz,- 18.5. Thomas-Burne, F.sq. to be ditto: Dated Aptil 2, tdo7. Luke Lyney, Esq.' to he :ditto. `.l.)sited as above. Charles Chat fi eld, Gent. to be •..Lieutenart, Dated April z, iSos. Frederick Cot, Gent. to De ditttk ' . Dared 'ldly 12, 1805. , Almon Hill, Gent to • 'be ditto. .• Dated-as ,above.., Christopiter Dosyst.m, Gent, to. be ditto. :,.Dated April 2,, 1807: . Samuel Rohde, Gent.. to uc ditto'. Daletras above. - Joseph Warren, Gent. to be . • ditto - . - Dated as.abovey Thomas Chevelcy, • Gent. to he - ditto, Dared as . above.. William Pilgrim, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as abo v e. Robert Baker, Gent. :to be En.: si t .,ll. , Dated as above. . Allred Batson, Gent, to tie-ditto. Dated as above. Petr Richardson, Gent.- to be ditto. Dated as above. John M.scltioit, Gent. to be ditto. Dated . as. above, • William Read, Gent: , to be Surgeoti. John, Jackson, Esq. to be Paymaster. Rev. George Williams to ne - Cilaplain. ' rhornas liume,:Gent. TO _be Actimtanti ' with the r:fillg.ol Captain by brevet. ,Dated May 2.1, 18: - Commiitions agneel by the•L:rd L7euteztant ,of tbe.auntr of • • Inverness. • . . . . . . , I nverness yqunteer Infantry. -.' • , ' Belville.Badenoch Cubipaity-L - EnWign Angus Wilit, , Pherson to be Lietitenailt, vice James Clark, 'resigned.. .odteit•Sept. IS, Id '7. Evan Mac PlICtSJii, Glint. to be Ensign, vice Angus Mgic,l'aerson, , •prontote4. Dated as ab.ve. A yrs t [ i l * r e lj o l i ( t i c i i r it t i fi l a r i d i u b i l— i t', l lll7 l m 4; D eg o l i e l l a a l ' il i s i O l ti, A h ) l .r . s t i . r . e * ' t . ob,e - . Surge..ni, vice is..irols, resigned. I).iteit Sept. 19, 18,„ 7 ,. ,, ' Com:Orr/9ns . .ilitred 6y the I,,rd 'Lieutenant y the Crusty of - - . Ilelbi . 7 . • •. ' , . Bead& 'Bglializn Poly:Jeer /„/arm y,. Thomas Flas::eil, Laq. to. be ,via) ii . et:bib' i.id.int,' Dated Sept. ,p, ttlti : ' , y ,ii. vv.,,,:, 1....,1. to 14. C yrailt. • Dated -as above. - Win. Haver. hsq. In be ditto. Dated as aiovb. Joseph Lister Hassell, G0,,.. ,0 le .1 tetueitiiit. l)ale,1 as above. George Gilbert, Gent t, be ditto. Dotted as .ioove. )uhit Ciatk Ward, Gent, 'to oe Ens...,n. Daved.as above . . thonias Smith, ditto, Gent. to be . ilAlvti :14 mauve. Win. , Martin, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as Above. .. • . Searrdale . Regiment of Polunher !Vanity. Joseph liolliinowortit, Gent. to be First Lieaten int. Dated Sept. to, , i i,t7. • 0 ivid Ward, Gent. to be Second Ideu- te n ant. Oittod.as above. . :. , D e , went ad . Trent Battalion !11/of:infect , _lnfantry. Henry Pox, Esq. to.-mac Captain._ Dated kit.;ilt. 30, 1807. GeUtge liJlitoll, Geilt. to be Lieutenant. Dated as abort,, Simiiiel Slum, Gi.!:,t. rG ix: ditto. Dated its abase. Rieit. JoNcitt,,Gent. to be Liisi,tn. Dotted us aboVe.. Jolin Briggs, Gent. to be ditto; 1.1:,...:d as above. , . . - /leijiel• ,llattalitm of Volunteer !lb:mtg.., Ge ,Qatetl 4s above, C ° ii r ii g e:i i r li: ll:ll r :S s g ‘ i f t tit e u dbly E , l 'iq bt . k i t ". ' o b rd ''':' ,/, 'lA ie j u '? t r iisint of the , Collat . ) , of . . . Catal . 6.m. . • • ' ' ' ' , LI.-pri.' 1 . 119' ' l44 , l:Witt of Volunteer !Vanity,' Waltei . f ones, Gent. to ue Lieutenant, Dated Aug. i 2„, 1807. 0 4 ,rid D a v i es, Gent., to. be E us!gu. Dated AS 'Wove. li/.14 lends, Geot• to be ditio. Dated as above. - DaVici Lewis, ' Gent, to be ditto,' Datettai. above. • John Roberts, t;eitt ` t'd be ditto.• Dated as . above. David Grub . ..As, Gent, ~ -to be ditto. . Dated-as anove, Thoma s Griititits, I..ent. 19 '. he ditto. Dated as above. :Walter Jones, Gent.. to be Surgeon, vi,.o Francis, dcee:tsed. Dated as above. . Curnitthnt :ivied 0,/' the Lord Llet4tthaott of eccemy of ' . . CalTharthert: , . 111 'II nua IMP; .o f Ca) ma, i hex,,Volten tier la . faithy . Lieutenant lbw:ph Yeatnans to be Cotptotin, vice Bishop, re si-i:,neu. Dated Sept. 5, iSn7. Lieutenant Evart Jones to be itittb,' ince Lewis, resigned.' Dated .a. above. Ensign D- vita to be ' ..1 .i.eittenant; vice .Yeamans, pri4noted. . Dated a s above. John lopes,' Gent. to be ditto, vice E.VOII , Jones, proilltiteil.. Oaten Sept. IS, 1807.- Morgan Morgan, Gcnt.• to be Surgeon antl.F.tisigit. • Dated Sept. zo, iSoi. Codoiti..',ises br the Royal Monmouth and Brecon Militia, . sig-,!ed by the Lord Lieutenant. . ... Jolla Ward, Gent. to be Enstgn. Dated Sept. 2t, I . EO- ChJrio Newl4ll,i, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept: 28, 18.i7. Charles iNewl;ind, Gent. to be Surgeon's Mate. I:t4tett as iibove. aingli4,ioni signed 4j 111: Iliajesiy's Lieutenant for the County of Rcittrcw. i)ated Sep:. 'lB4. Gleen,ck and four Glaigdev Ensign Linci4,3y,to Lieuten ant, vice siasr, tesitect. `lso , be Gent. 14ineb Shelly, •Gcat. Francie A evenings..ago, at a pu s bji:.. l.G 6 l o „ l g l e r te :sollliqr of . the sth ;regiment of toot,_, now quartet ed there, alter ha r i ug previously eaten two pounds ot sausages, With a pro-, ver proportion .0 t b w o, undertook, on condi- . Akin n that ,one-of his comrades should pay f or i t, , to; pick. the bones of a. shoulder_ of mutton. Oue was; immediately .prccured, weighing seven poont'ls, this gourmanil amicked bpfbre it was warmed thro?gh, andsoon,devoured -along with. ;,tWn two-penny loaves, and Washed them down with. two quarts of ale, in which an ounce Du d a b a l l ot jalap had been infused : but the l interior of this • two-legged brute was:so strongly barrtc4doed by the. enormous load of yieluals• he ; had previpusiy . swallowed, that this attack produced n o t the least m coinotion,--This bold son of Mars appears adtoi rably qualified to realfze the threat-of the old song— _ ". mid as far :1;c foe, 1 a;ivt. - To acquire.the fortune freqwntly styled aKu , is the laudable ambition of many a mercantile co . raeier. At a moment, then, when our COMII14:1* sp ektensively shut outfrom the Continent, are o,ir Merchants aware, that, .from the purchase only,of rt Flee Tickets in .the present Lottery, now so mar•at issty..ti Hundred Thousand• Pounds may be gained within the period of another mo3th „ __, t „ LONI)1/N : l'filaN .1 • y RIC HARD ' HARRIS, Of No. 4, Martrotivcou ti rt, ow.str e et r and, puhlish ,, l by WILLrAM ARMIGER sc.& I Prs, of South Moll At . the SvN.UrFicit No. IN, Strand; where ildverasements, Orders for the raper, tellers for•tlif.: Editor, &c. (post-paid), I. ing - pf the bonts , on toe ...vcriiltat&n.tin, in the ;.- ' . h y ing 71/EUl‘f OF CURitENTS: If any of our h:tve perused, with any degree of inlet , 'ST: PIER,Res Thetir yof the Tidei:;ls,pnbiiihed home yeari di; La Nceure, it nt,iy:ainrd Olen) sexiie gra s tifit:iii ion TO p , •ru,-; tier sA tollo tng , which've inavo taken trorn lila Madras 'Giiette . " Wisen Lord WILLIANi BENTI.NCK sailed ia Aprit• 1803, ior`Madras, he was reques.ted . by Rear-Admi- , ral BENl'list:it to it,close scich a Paper aS'tlicOne un der-written.; in a bottle well 'cOrked 'and Sealed, and , occasionally to commit one of tbeinlO the sea (with thelatitude, kith tatie and date specified , at the time of doing so ; so .t that being thus left . to , thegulAince .of the currents, their ultimatOlet-eirtnination height be more particularly ascertaikauF, ipd ST,' ) IFTHE'S ' theory (that the fu s i on o f the' ice at the'llldis.ii: the ,primary cause 61 all currents) inigh,t be to . positive experim ents . .. ' . . " l'hi length of time which lass 'eliip , sed since the , aboVe Paper was committed to the ocean, 'makes it' impossible todraw anycoklusibiiaS to - t he fattatwhich the current or currents it wits rnotied . bx vere im pelled, fel' it is possible the bottle in& 'have 'Visited ` the South Pole, and be en return .(1 tram th,Ve . agah , t(,) the Northward, after a 'Season or two 'pAs'st7El in: . the Sobthern hemisphere, and that in .i , ; passage" North, it fell into that part of the 'current Witsieb inns towards the West Indies. For it has decidedly passed through. the Straits of liahatua, along then shores of Newfoundland, an d so, inFebruary, 18U6, been landed„on the Western Coast of Ireland. . ~ " I shall Only further mention, that during the last voyage I made to the West Indies, in 170, I threw, in the month 'of January of that year, at Va• rious times, while cr.,ssing the Bay Of litticl;. as mans' as nalf 'a dozen bottles into, the sea, but xes yet t . I have not heard of any Ci the notes tney contained. I could wish the Captains of allvessekgoing front or comiog to Europe, Woald' take . the trifling trouble us t utting 'such a note . As the . underwritten into a votcle, witil ne'cine 4 tainude, aod'iongitude, at the time si.editied, and seann,; it welt, throw it' into the sea. It they was lesire, the person picka% them up to. forwar . toe Ctintl;lllS of the bottle to &far-Admi ral BESITINCK, fetTingii3n, near Lynn i Nortalk; he will . w,sit pt.msdie psy any charges Nen 'a treasure - may Occasion. . . '" .T.KI fohnA,ing 'Lette r an d P:iper were rcceiv , rd by ilear-Aliascas '..L3ENziNct , t; ou , the. treat of . .`,larch, t 806 : . , .)ru.al !Liven, bati,mai . Ireland, March t, 1816, Si have tit s (lay to ,ite. :01,0d., wmcLl •16rwitra to your auitress, roqu....st tho'. %vrilor (i.urct y:AI will perceive, in.u.le L rlvltOripiduill at the tint), 'Where atiltt . when ttwas round.' Sir , • . 64 , Your most obedient humble Sct vAnt, Will. Reutinck, Esq. • WIN . 1)4W5024". (Copy or the Paper 7so tons, in the service of the English East 1 qii.L 9miiany, Kober, burrows, Commander. " May" Iga3 —JAL 35. 33. N. long. 14, 51. ‘V. how Gi.s...nwich. 'ivnoeuer finds thii• Paper, is. , requested to semi it to the fri lowing ultiction, and to limit the Laic ude artd longitude , in %vial) it is found. • 13;itinck, Esq Gloucester street, London. " 'tneobject at this toquest arises tronL 4,d..i.nie to ascer tain the truitioc error a a LICW "Illepry on the'l 'Lacs and Cur rents of the Ocean. • " BENTINCK, " :1'4,4411gta goipg .to MArfoo." The same- saternont foliuw,s in the l'cenvit 440 Ceritun Inigiwges, and at . tit,: bottom Or the l i ver is tne following Note,, 10 the httntl.writing 01 Mr. DANSOh, 14'044 ilitVelt, neat " Fouud the 28rh.uf February, 1806, on the West Coast o.f ['viand, baweeti toe 'liladc,ltock . 11;0 Errirs urn" a/bunk." ` PVLlcli. RowsTßEET.:—YeSterday Joel Isaac, a Jew, Was brought in the custody of - Adkins, from Portsmouth,. cnirged uti si'aspicion Of fUrging several prize. certiti (-Lifts of seaineti, with an intent •to defraud, the Commissioners. of Green ) vich Hospital, The Pri soner was a Prize i'daste,r, and a Silversmith ut con= opulence in Portsmouth. ,Suspicien, have been for ',,sAine tinie cnieilaitic,i - I'hat forged rates had bebn sent from . Purtsmouth. •On the 25th • of. last month, a ce,-iiticate wa ,, entflotgPortsmouth, purtiorting to be 3 by Tlicialat.Sontaing, a boy Oeionging to nim , Snip 2'rimittp4, for leis prite-inolicy for the,copture of :prizes under Sir it. Calder, pia. tile Ranger, St. iiaphael, and Eqiiinu, which authOristd'the fri,oner, to receive his share 01 the prize-rn , iney. Titi4.- was •st roto6iy suspe4ed to Ere a torgt:ry; and to aticer‘inn the ta c t, it was sent by retur,i ut post, excuse that it wanted sitzrnActre.. wa received•agalii at Green ? wich; on the 27th, wnh the, gignattire required; but as to its being is tor,;ery; thi;re was, no doubt . ,- as the man who a signature it purported to be, was in Lotidon at the time: Capc..l3oyltyot the Tri. : urfpif,.attended yesterday, and proved ttiat the:name, purporting to Ge hts, , ftt! 'fixed to the•certiffeate,'W3S a forgery„ . • • The Mittister .of Portsea,..and the Churchwardens of the same patisb,-whose iiawes are ,v ise affix ed, prove to be iorgeries. . • Seandling, the tidy; • the Most material witness, did not attend; nor is it known where•to.lind The Prisoner positively denied the eh-cnge, and said the. certificate was brought to.:hini in thy.state 'he sent it , to London.. He was'comitted for further .:>.:rintinati,oll. CdN.ST attelldc'd R' . t Ile Pr isorter: To A Nlca c .I.;arp4 afternoon. the L:,:lt:aitt of 3 Ship in the. Smyrna . . trade went long private examinition, being-eitarged with ih murder of his apprentice, hy;excriiiive severities„ vnyaze from Mtsita.. When dlr./ arrived near . t he 'Channel, the, lad was fi - Attui dead' in the throtop. he Prisoner' waif- conunitted 'fur 're examination: - .;: PUBPIC. OrPICE,: WORSHIP - WiltnET . .—P-I r esterday Sarah tin was charged with satipitrg n child About two years old.; . of .•the name of Perrin4y al id plud ! ;in , :r the articles to buy herself a rah- of shoes. She wt4toturnitteci for re-ex:iminat:op. MA IL . Rolm E Post.boy conveying - 'His Majesty's Moil tram Dungannon .tollagiteratclt, Trelatld, on, Tuesday lak, was stepped by three arm• , edmen, within lialfa mile of Cookstown, and robbed of the. 'bags &patched froni Dublin, Cookstown, Moneymore, and Magherafelt ; as also the bye 1 . ters for said places. DISTL'IiB;fIVCE AT ASIITO.N. A atstiorSiilce of rather a sfnoulaij'Aitiire, and . whfch at firt- !brearetied very serious Coniequenees,, occurred. la;t Week at -Ashton, near Warrington. Mmy of the inhabitants of that town and the •sui-- rounditi4 rll Yes have for a long time expressed a wish and tleterniMation to in,titure animal races At As'htiati,"and kcordingly a considerable. - iiiimti;2r Of people -asset - tablet' on Monday se'unight, to Orderto put this d6ign-in eXecution. Having : pit together saine harses,:and.ill .fhe other apparatus and 'appar anceS of a race-worse,. they contrived-to make.some resemblance of sport, and drew together a•Consider able concourse 'di People from the neighbOtiring vil lages This Orrtinued the tblloWing day, tewardS the of which -two carriages and lour arrived iii the to. ti, filled with Gentlemen, who cAme appa 7 rently to jOhr,the village throng, and partial:,; of their amuiernentsi7,However, when the races were over, and •the, principal sportsaien had retired tO regale: theihseiVes at the inn, the newly-wived stiangers entere3.i in a -hostile manner, and havin announeett thein,:elves in their tette character, tll .-a of the pi esl:- . gang from Lip& pbol, soon b,%au to exhibli;:a very • (li:resent ki n d o f s p ort . .The houie now became 3 scene- of lonely greater confusion than the race groubd. Some had the:good fortune to escape through the door; others forced their way through the window, feeakitrrtlizr R 3,, and frames, anit elearing`ail before them ; liii4iAkfound a hanger, and offering so,p4 stew of resistance, is pistol was fired io -the'tuiniilt, by *Ale!) one ot - ilita C‘ytnp.itly i%as %minded.. At leir,f,th, about Ri.ro'ari4 • twenty of the sporting 'gentlemen , were secured pi - ii carried to Liverpool, wlten Odi' found utterly - Limit for his '-fajesty - 's service, they tit ere, during theritltt and. following days, dit,cliafgetr: Tne•nolse of - thitt affair caused ibine more dismrhatice the follOwlim day, and the populace conceiving tttat the ReV". 111 r. Woodrow.had been Chelpi-ans ut - procuring tiki*un welcoMe.visit they had just . ieceivecl, a' large niott swrounded his house and threatened violence, but it wii*soon dispersed by the active exertions of ape of the Magiitrases from Warrington. - . That much'esteemed Monastery, at the'Reent•- ! vers, about nine miles froM Martrate, whiCh . serVks as a sea mark, which is -very :conspicuous froth 'its two spires being hat iri the fornOlpyramids; And called by th.e.Seamen " The Two'Sisters," Itts re cAved great darbage. This ancient struaure is stir , rounded:by a strong wall, : in the interior of winch , a burial ground, and has been expeaed fora long time to have been washed away. On Wednes-day the tide. tOok away the :rern..ining part of the -relad, and. carried with. it. about ten yards of the wall, Which is not ten vards‘from the foundatidn of 'ihe Chtireb, and baleft exp9sed., large Ineces of of;-, fors, and a quantity of, bones and seulls.';' and front the situation in 'wl;icir it "now stands, the. Chnrcfi and Monastery, it is ekpeAed, soon'be" swept 'away. This ancient Si rtiainv; aeborditigta the,'His tory of Kent,. has had Re. cal j; andlieculf Gest& ; and, it is said, ‘vas aniio 265. SHIP IV4kii. . oVrosER. 6. • Passtni by thy . 15911)4 . , Logics. truin Pen hoot ,Nery .Advetttlart b : Matliec„ 1-Kly t'earon, f Itainpliries; Y oung, frintrHo4- dulas. • Sa itd—the Litic-;r1'; for. New Pr0vi41,44..cc ; L'Ati , c4itic, Wood', 1 - (1 . St. ; I.(p , ll) , incal!, lane, fur 1.1;v1.1“,i; 1 - I.4yi• allot :,,i l',Aer4l)kt,i,_ll;-..Sati.Y . , auc Maria Eliz.ay....tir, tur• Ilindnta fs h, 11,4,R543 ; 1141.1'4 . ,. tui (;Ducats Nriit. • ' • • .- t . 7,~ _'.. ~ 8/1?/1/S. . . . . On the 4th inst. a -, t Cadog.an-plicc, Slaalie4treet; the Ii , A "..m rs . itudriGan, Of a o.ittollee. '; j• .Uhl, Toe.ittay J'. ' !.i . si) - 14ti . :it A LlCci:y, Utcly.Thgorlosiii If :d:,, Lady of Captain 1 - 1..4e., , ;i; tit: iti , ,y.ti Nor th ..(..ilouc...:[:r Ali hti4,. °fa St.:,. . • . A/411 R /fq.). On Saturday 11,;t, at St. Geori.es Church, hy../hr Rev. R. _Hodson . t.ieu Colonel i Mis, CI t rl<i:tt ' h,er of Litnry Peterrs, Worth Castle, Suttey. On the .6th Iris:: at West film, Mr. John Dicl;ft.'son, o f uiiitklialqt e tstiaite, liz•ll,4rir Ayre3, ot Essex. • On theist in;t. at caiicourgli,flalm Fer4.l,: , on, 4:.sq, of Sztotivar, fo Miss "Alow tiausinet itooLtt E.,. of Cuimr, I ire,. • tin Aimuto Scotia,td:Caplitin johnlicr" ford, of th. Hon If..:St I Serviet, ,to ,Miss lohll ..1, Scott A LIOCTICii; only tlaoglit e r ut A1ex.411%,“:1. MoLcrielf. Esq. or Haftand., . uu .>.l'.tli - ;1.1y at' Mour.t 1611:1 Rye COO. 1.5,1. ctf Carlisle, ut tn.:.• CQunry ut. Coo., to :Into• it third tir.li l liter Of E,( 1 ,. • • 1 in ty 135 t, 101111 Gil/Soli ) %it Ilos,:licstrforst... shire, to Eliza Knapp, ti. - tux:;tet of tit.l'ltev.7.l .llo "o K ikz.tor of E tit.; fr,ticiti,' in the Coullty 0t.,13e1.1.' Last week, at 8e..i.. :' . _. . , iiiH„). - - , widow of the hire' (; , :i,: • . 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