The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-29 00:00:00

this amiable Princess is spoken of in terms of exul tation, as if it were the Right and discomfiture of the first General of the age. This is in the true style of the malignant, cowardly, and base Jacobin spirit, that spirit which dragged the Queer+ of Femme to the scaffold, that now persecutes the Queues of NA e Les and Pevssr A, and delights in dis figuring and degrading every thing amiable and beautiful in nature. We have received Hamburgh papers to the 20 h insole. containing some particulars of the aftion of the 19th, in which Prince Louis FERDINAND boa Ns life. They are given in a preceding column re Rushing, we hope, have already reached Silesia ; qurrters tar 80,000 of them are said to have been ordered at Breslau. Lord Moartrit attired at Hatnbargh on the 18th, from Brunswick. It was reported last night, in some well-informed, circles, that a severe allion WAS I'ught on the 17th, in which the Prussians were completely successful. His MAJESTY is expeSted in town this day yesterday Lord idowida trantafted business with the Duke of Volt% • Yesterday Mr. ASCII transit/fed business at Mr. WlttottAst's Office. The Messenger that broortht the dispatches last Sunday from Vise loot Moe PEED. and Count Str•ll - see 0, left mien, last night, for Vienna. Sir Coes, T Cusaer has proposed himself a can didate for the county of Salop; Sit Ktco•an Hitt Raving declined. The Honourable Me. Juggle:ow is ; Candidate for Dover. The 6th Dragoon Goarefs, or Carahineerr, sta tioned at Loves, and on the coast, have teceived or ders to hold themselves in readinest to march for foreign service. The 3d, or Old Beefs. this day commence their march from Si:tier-ha barracks, for Deal, to em. bark for foreign service. The first division of the East Devon Militia ourahed into Lewes yesterday, on their route to the westward. Lau week, the South Hants Militia marched from the barracks at Little Hampton, to those of 13randiog Barn. Sumer. Earl Serecit a left town last night for Wimbledon. The Couiitess Secants intends to leave that place this day, foe Bab. Tile Casette of last night contains the following notice to. "i=4IPIOR !thee. Oc faimp 9s. 1506 it Ilia bfa)recrl ra-prooral think it prow to rive Mr public Notice to the Members at hods Nooses of Pupa. went, that theur triers and packets will. on the sixth day of Norembor, twilit to pars free, as usual. kelps kitty days b e . fatetko turamniona of the new ltorhareent. " By tainatilairl of the P.ototeater.Comeral, s' FRANCIS FREELIN4, Secretary." Mr. T. Caro lusts, the First hoed of the Admi ralty, laid before His Meats" v, at the Levee, on Friday, the resignarion of Sir PHILIP S'EtTMENIL. at First Lord of the Admiralty, who retires on ac count of old *ge t He likewise laid befo re Hi s M. &ATV a Meirional (men' Sir Fusty, praying for a radon. It simed, that he was a Clerk in the Navy Pie , several years, in the reign of Clorox 11. He was removed from that Office in the pie 1751, to be Senior Clerk at the Admir.il:y, j.i which si tuation he continded till the year 1759, when he was appc:nted Second Secretary. under Mt. Ct eves /Aw); and upon his death, in the veer 1763, he was a;:F:nitited sole Secretary, which squation he Lehi ttceot7 years. In the year 1795, i.e was made see of t, e Lords Oommitsioners of the Admiralty ; end in the whole, he bad been sixty-one years anipleyed in the poblie "evince, and bring not- eithlY - th4e 94 4 es of eV, he found himself too in. fern to execut the duties of his office, with wiz falii-n to himself. • His Iflistesry, ander these peculiar circum stances, was pleased to order him a pension( of 1.3091. per, agaum net This is the first instance of a Lord of ollie Admire:ly being allowed a pension urn his ortitintfrosti office. Yesterday, thelogn i.f s Tn. ordered the price of head to be continued at is. lici the quenelle loaf of wheaten. and III& household. Violent breeches, of the pence continua to diabih the town of Newport s in the Isle of Wight. Scarcely. a night passes, but tie interference of the peocie • - offitert is necessary tottuell the tumults. On Sattir-• day, and Sunday se nmght, they became very. serious; when, by the ex e rti o n s o f the High Coa l stables, two of-the most aftive (offieets it; the army), were put into Bridewell ; from whence Vier were shortly released by several whets. olio, with berg? piece Of timber, Meted Open the door, ai.d gave thou liberty. They are, however, brood over to the Quartet-Sessions, which commence to- MOTTOS*. It is very roMarkable that nor a Capital Ptise Should be drawn in die last Day of iharrieg, thcugh they ere all afloat. It may therefore be espeaed, Mat a large proportiem will be drawn on Tuesday pert, the 4th of November. Goa they and Co. ere selling Tickets asses S!reres, warranted Bedroom, at the same prices as he, are the drawing began. The Jew remaining Isailt be quicky isposed of. The State Lottery O ffi ces aim e, 26. CorfibiN, Se, Clariag- Chid, and St../11 . argarei4 Drill, Borough. A Gentleman of the name of hlC•ery attended at the Public Office, Bow -street, on Monday s to make a charge agates! the D u ke o f Yoan Lords N•tes a nd FORMS, Lady ELW IN , Capt. aoisas, Justice Pr% and Mr FeNwici,:,-the Governor of Tothtll Fields Brideirell. On inquiring of him the immure of the charge, he stated it to he for conspir ing together to take away his life. This appeared a very estraprdinary charge against tuch charaslers. Upon Li. bsing interrogated, he stated that he wished them tale apprehended, and cited to appear before dos baste' of Edioburgh, at be, being a na tive ot that (lace, would be sure to have ustice done hi m , an d made ... e of a deal mote inc oherent language, so as to 1. aye no d...ibt of his beiro deranged ; it was the:etare prutuised him, to com- Vre ha miss:, that his wishes should be comi.lied wiili oo Saturday, and he weal away quietly. Ts iota 1)1-ary l Ile Pre/stags, u•! /1 Doke of atig 11;ttg at Wrimtv, t wing nF %lca the tight wing as ng esrablislie,i t is thought the t otes s . on the sid tagdehars. t hare Sent eel• for some tiles reAt number sf the St/g, s • VAN Et3ECO," IPLUS, OCT. IS. going, • d quittf4 )t killyd a he te.l beginnit•.g of tttt n of the enemy, d ie estimated nerals Moilend.trt, Toutenzein, •fait. The Pres- MatgAebwrgh. ters of ,he Frewit And the ejvaisc.d In of Dr.siea. PRESS. pita t 9. ty evening, n of Boningue, rest rd at half-put it. is letter. At dr. a that &nattier atta at Bps!ague, w: 'open to the tSth I lately brought tp wing te-embartel a this measure war king an attack is a, And not in Co'. of success, where rite, of 7' gars adron, were at aktt• Ind French to the niag the Frenc.t f • deal, upon tha aetwesn the maid Mites ; the wings coniolidated with reit nurn.ser of the :d at 180,400 tam is killed or woond• acorn, nukes's, ontinandei 03 the ronwitis, who stoma, on thelk. iviriono of LA0,4140 'MAC, and Mus T. afore, evident, that eneral engagement. r ; and the blunt of mod DAvoLa's centre of the Pi as with the Ktso cf money: and ILA LE. ss of the ertusians CI and 40,000 me:., r loss of the French, ,c) have been much rs. Psis iseviJently may presume, was cordin4 to icu:t Ic• rer.ch hyadiaartet , the advanced guard 1; but the eflizial re rz.dit, states, that ca icls had not advanced It resumes, tscie• meant to retreat to :aten, it would pro• dace, as the counter ITC ant without hopes iy, and rcnew the cr.- due allowance being we bare no (0800 Szial report, that decisive, or t: 1 .1 tu.- la than the French. 30 's name is that of ih Quasi' o: nation. Tzcro;redt • 1 • r dtatia% • .1b THEATRIe. Ittalit. The Comic 02era of Loft C in a Ma OVENT-GAW ze. 41, last to introduc e Miss BALTON, the fair night, revived, musical debutante, in tht: part of Rosetta; a part which not only requires considerable vocal talents, but good thing. In the airs, Miss fict.ron ac quitted herself extremely well, arid was ;Mich ap plauded In the difficult sorq of The Traveller 'Se mi:bled, she was rapturously aerated, and her last duet with Mr. Imict.tooN, a charming performance, was honoured with repeated bravos But, as an aaress, she has much to learn. The beautiful songs of—"" If 'Si, j a y ro ootord a law,. ;" and Geaie, :ay sedoeeu," were omitted. Mrs. Sutra was gentle and pleasing in 10,!7ins'a ; and Miss Traci an incomparable Itfadge Mr. lact,tnots was in fine voice. aid gave the beautiful songs al lotted to rouge Meadows. with taste and sweetness. Mr. Muisotres Junk, 14'isdeork, and Mr. Es:cities Hedge, were excellent) and Mr. ISCLLAwv not onlr gave the so-gs of liser.-rhoen in the happiess style, bi- imp lir J considerable interest to the c' diraarr. The m st subordinate part was well fill d; and Ws. Sr u sums s,as the C , r4Nrsri. kept the house in cone inst a l laiieliter. The lively faith of 7 F•r FeGie. q' a /I I fs.sl:‘,wed, in wirier) Mr. I.,Lveis. Mrs. Gtovita„ and Mrs. Sr. Lewitt, exerted themselves, and were. well received. The house overflowed with ala ele gant audience. Y. FRO'st to .ides brains pit s Bettlor qui to • tat bavial Seno.deus sat, qus se pntltla Dent, tatiltst,ATlON. Happy, when I we shy new, Waete lose in anuresis softness tuella • Ilfaiqier, when thy suit I heat, arettlnuf sneak in my esr! h. 4.4.4.. when from the lip . .!.:Liwys/s sw..,ets I sip; • ! nark lity snowy Inc= I lie, then...am au • uetty . The Plwager Marchioness sif BATN, who has been on a Vial( to the 1/Hite Ot roe r LAMS). at Bill :strode, is expfted to-morrow at her house so Lower Grosren‘r-street. Lord PONSOsaT was rather better yesterday. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lastsoows ate expreted in town neat week larval Southampton. JOHN RUIN Err, Esq. 1 ft town, yesterday, for hit teat, Pitt.Hoosts, Wiltshire. WILLIAM Hetirav Altus, aorta, Esq. arrived, yesterday, so his house in Ci.udossit-street. trot; Brighton. JOHN FULL-:a, Esq. arrived in town, yesterday, from his seat at Rose Hill, it Sussex, a-d has tak:n the bouts lately occupied by Sir A. Webtess.er, in CLIP ird-street, Bond-stmet. Sir Rico.% to and Lady htsave left town, yester day, for their seat in Sauey. - • • Toe Duke of Dtvet.sistax has not been at Bath as reported ; h;s Grace carpe from Crasstrick, yester day. and dm- d .‘ith Viscountess faten-la and fa rm and Lady E FOsTeR. at Devonshire House, and slept in town last night. Lord and Lady Visor° arrived last Wrottday, at their House. its .Arliastast.euesit, and entertained a ' seleß patty a: supper lastilip,:lst. Visc:runtess Stabil` arrived, yesterday, at Ler ' house, rts. Doteo-atreet. islets MAI rasp, Lsq and fatuity, arrived. yes. terday. at their house, sel N , 0111,4k-iteeet, Strand, learn I Brighton. Mr. Cora, hie arras Alan, at 13 ighton, is rto --o•iunceil Out of danger fermi his bruises; net Ifs intelleas have co:mai:tied en impaired, as to render a straight vraatc .41 necessary. This will be a lively week at Lewes: the Eleirlion for Wedne‘day ; rie Eteatoo it ills fur Thorn:lay ; and the Pic,ititc Entertaistment tor FS iday evening. Their loyal Highnesses left Raby t a.rie on The Pat Sit; on Tuesday and Wed- nesday, 'alloyed the chase; the sport each day was very good, and His Royal Haghtsese rode remark. ably fair. The Duke or t_ba a c:•ce visited the Bishop's Palace, and Barnard Cast-, old) the sce nery of which he eras vrry mach d ; the good htimour for which Hit Royal Highness is so remark able, diffused great pear:tire to all wno bad the honour of appr..aching him. The Pause and Hii Royal Broifer took leave about riot o'etock; at krtMetedging the attection and civility they had received. and eaptirsang, wash gracious condescensi as, the sq.) , p easant time they had passed within the erePs of the old Castle. Lord mad Lady Daatttorson attended 11-44 Royal HiVitoesees to the carriaze. heit Royal HigEnesses have now reached the mansion of their old ;1::.:1.1 Lord Dusuat, where, we anderuand. they remain until Sunday. A tom da7s eine% a gentlenian shot, near the Mill, in Lewes, .a beanie' little water bird, not common in those parts, called the Less. r Tex n, or -- )ea Swallow. It weighs about an ounce and halt, is web-footed, has wings, in length and figure resembling the swallow ttibe, and handsome plu mage. Colonel DA s of the Royal Arillery, at Rinr,mer, Sussex, who had teerireti an injury horn the upsetting of his currif.je, near All So/at: Church, in Lancs, dial about three o'clock t:n Luz Wed nesday paornins, of the gout in his /lead (brought on by the host he experienceif), Which kept him in a stated delirium some days•before he expired.-.. The eigone . poe-ereli • fine estate, and hts }eft er:sterif none ch:l.:s en to deplore his Ins. * has beim thrown out by the Grand Juri, at Hicks's Hall, against , dieslnter Sets*. the )cuug Midthipmar„ who stood ch.i:ged a pistol at Mrs. Lit TIII, his aunt, with iss wat to kill. !P . L4l 8:211 Act4v4 46 a &eater. I _/ , F. • EAST INDIA SNIPPING INFELLIGEhrt.' --...-- The DeMetshire, Brows; Witio«te Rattings, Lagfilll! l'i Graoris,, Harrinron ; aid Sera:V.44 r -• . - - -7 4, pat bed front Canine, the Slat of Margit, uarlet • je11...41'611i Majesty's slug Sc i I"dward Hughteg; tiauclo:dl ot fsid area, • ta 111. 1 n i t "net , water. Tit. Ga-ip, sprang a leak oh the 44113ene, and was stilted —erg i t 3 pan cunimy •.. the 9th, and siatett for ty,.ruhma, t outer cen,,,y of Hie Majesty% snip fitr F.rtaa . f Flintoets, On nhe evening ut the lath June, t ,e weakiwar proving thick', with a huh bolo, •1) , tut lights terse hotst-d at Ifid.altae. bee; of the I)nr.etstore„ rid sign.ils IN ale to ketag the illltil top . ther, bat „it doe light, the 111/area Miam i 's was noising. acid could - at be dnanned (non vas tout Leads of either of the ships, U lietshire or Surat Castle. 'rho Dare taborer and Swat Caste prneaerleie. and 'arrived at St. lia i ses the .19„th August ' (,so. a;ll,erre, they .ailed ho 7th September,, under convuy of ft:a Majesty** .•-ip Anusl.4*; • inte.bgenee barin g been reteit,d, that Lashatenatit-Colend Lane, Lieutenant-Governor of toe 1, , 1an•1, 1844 Seen 191,0 mad be lie ihivid !laird, that he bad realised ae:ounts (tom as Americus skip. which had &sieved at the Culte, froth the Ls!. of rronee, that the Warren H etinip :lad been eaphtred, and tin ned intdtltot peel.. The P,u.:elor gtiousig had aka arrived at St'llelens, on ;he'd of 9 -ptentber, a th a snail,, aecount ; adding, that time French frigate's cause was tae Armco:sot, sod that the W.tararl Hastings:nulls' leer for tars !sours aqd forty minutes, with rest gatt.ut.ry The "aloe rat tbe shi, and eare4 te sh,aated at I 5.., - AO. The f&lowing Oti t ai, osstsrard bustal, artier& M the Copt of Goo 4 Hope, the 71, Angus' sins were expected to sail the neat ay under convey of IC • Mi,je - ,ey'..h.l, Lion, via,. The A test- n, Copts,. Weddsrbur. ; nor *I Charlette, Pat ttnen ; Cireue--.ter, lisatoit; Tao -e.. Then...; 1•11.11t1I. of Ely, 'Wryer, lei GL 4(011, NfilYt ; and heptu.,e, Ituchenan ; far Cuing The Msreldrinert of !Neter. !cash; Itans,.iii Wr• ~ La Blanc; an 4 Me3arels. Hewes r fur ao - '.as and e' The r 4 0 em.nmt; -N.....a, I. ' • • o• 41 3. Matti 4 Birdiel. :Ilea•tow aa4 Wool. The . Castro ftichaiisoo; Lord Keith, Ramage ; and G•eara, 111 6 Teggert, outward hound, 31131101 et St. Helena the 27th. k , opt.t. The tolluering ships bid arrived at St Helena, via...Go the I fril urJuly , the Dube of Portlenri, J twenee, and si.s:of for Lowlort V4th of Ju;s—.ll to of Jule, the "Ave!! J VV!,:reo.e, doto—Alt., of Jo's, the Foroitorie (country ship), K Hugh from 11-onbas, uoarid to tire klgart of Trollied.. 6n, of Auguit, the July Tar, 'Apollo, from the Cape of G... 4 11AUINCIRS PLR DOIMITSIIIIK. M r . R & wi t yeg, T . John T.lfer , C.oirseroll Juhn Borland, Sr.jeans E. Time, and A/A*4lw Toole. Extra& of a Leiter imps the Cirpfe of Good H ose, tlat3d Augott 26 : " A fleet Whaler., 444 Transport•die from Poillenouth. The , being rattler hi. b.re a, HIP 0•1111 43 011 the 441 • the c.ostaaser rießcti *JAI" I; • •• • iIiDEILAtEZ: SESSIONS, 041'• Wytti AK HAINIIPst Rm.; gsi .i-ttsm .11 intwersise flan^4 eJ jerstica e the Pewee j Coiql; qf Midellems. was inclitrati for rein riolen goody, itnowing them to !,ave 111-0 401 It appeared that. on Os ah , is the tilt ol list, the house of, General Jailors Ftingh Cnnt Ole -Earl of Datnfey) was broken into, and articles of valise taken away, atuang which silver tea-kettle James Taylor, 'homers to Altura Walt-If Garrad, s.lversiniths, in Pantonwreet, Haps: stated, that about the 4th of August, one Y Levi, s clo•aler,in Wirer and plated goods, eat rascrei stop ? and offered a sitter tie.' for sale s at the rate of seven shillings per n H•• agreed so take it, and paid Levi 01. 9s. 1 Levi h. ruc.ut. t h y ea +mined the and discover that it had ern made. by N-1 .1 1 altelin d Gairod, Cy order of the Er Darnley, gird was sent to Gene•al the 11th of March, 1809. In conwcurer this disc•ivery, he pro-isied- a summons trot Magistrates or Bow-street Otim. sad Lam! 4 t 4 to answer it. fit stated, that he had parolee* kettle from one Fuel, a pawnhenksei, i,r fab street. He saw it exposed for sale iu the Asap Vow, and paid him at therate of 61. Li per for it. The shopman of hear attended, and that he bought the kettle for tis. as ounce to Defendant, • on the 31st Jhty. Kt asked her came by it ? and the Defendant answered, tl lady called at his shop in a hackney-comb, quantity of gowns, and other articles; go which, was the silver tea-kettle. Sim sale name was Russell, and heed in Conaherlaurim New Road t upon which he did not hesitate lel the purchase. Diligent match has since been, for the lady, but to no purpose. It appgarec the Defendant was a respeit.i>6 telesmia in ; ney-street, and there being eyictence of a . . mous knowledge -Mt excited the hand gdney the !Alert,' Motlapolj altogether . distribatote From the tirst . rumn tut Aistent t Sip all , implored ransacked both town to opposition' Sir Smith, shall hay. ucieeded in it will be titre enough to discuss . person whose just sense ut Himself vas.l ll -- perstiaCe his modesty into the sup-riovity 41 his preteasions. In the mean while, the Voters of Rochester caenot bu: vs *rat* those a i meles'of a nee eleidion, whi4 in p. castration to the feet of power, sapplboate y' possible slave or s sc oph a nt at a Landr.fate, rat ns than a man of Itooir unstained ; of uptight mill sa l distinguished by she most bridiant bravely Ana etr-I toe. From a paioalar and publicespiritod (Jesersi snout (recommended to their Sotereige by the pais.; ' pie's voice) a *urines 44. dirtu.ndestof one Of the or.aments of En:limit. and now of the hopes of Europe.-..-Suth a G sverrinit .1 is petitioned to ' conspire to gave a ihp upon the fore in um who has the single and smatilar gloi y of hieing the only m mai that ever checked the career of Iltslaparre— who fount by the side, and might have shared the I fate, of the immortal Aberctoinuie--whp is the a. ul 1 of those operations which produced that vidcwy of hlaitta, the source of pride to every flritith heart ; and the awes fancy of whose genimt, at this time, , has made nim alm ist paramount with a Soverrago ally of this country.--Sucn is yoft MAN whom A band of Patriots at Rochester. torn no low, mean, paltry, pens anal views ; but in the full` purity of their spotiess souls, would aflame and degrade in the eyes of the world. From this gratifi.ati•an to the most deadly fee of Rngland—Bonaparte ; from this indefeasible and eternal shame to Rochester, the ' gond sense of its Freemen has rescued their sity and I their native land. o " The most magnanimous ad of generosity ever , accorded in the annals of private life, i. by these persons treated as a &lion I—lt is no: in the powers of panegyric to pass a higher eiICOMIN/11 upon this unparalleled salon. than the thoronych belief or these enemies of Sir Sidney Smith, that 'Le shine 51 inonsille ! Let those, however, who doubt the fad. and who impute illegality to a piece of virtue whisk , wili he subject 01 admiration, when those who woad impugn it shell be no room than chub jib mak s —. let all such repair to the Grief Magistracy of Roches ter, ar'd he will evince il h ir oli.terie. " Among the clear truths so liberally propagated by Sir Sidney Smith's aiitagonista, is the assertion that the fennel who lepresents him at Rochester, is only welting (un.ler the mask of now bringing in Sir NA N O a succession to Set &dare LI the Represent atiOn—" tl.e latter bring to vacate his seat for the occerninodatioo of the former." No mom ever si.ffeted the peuaities of perjury for a plainer falshood than this assertion. 7,4- friend who represents S'r Santo at Rochester, it di.gualifird from bitting in Parliament under a floe of 4001. per day i ar.d has not the mo:t distant contemplation of revgiai.ig the oEce which renders him ineligible. "The friends of Sir Sidney Smith, that is to say the nation. may rest assured that his re-eledieo is suite sale ; and let hia eoemies understand, that as this is the fray notice that has been taken of their manoeuvring, so shall it be the Lest. 6 1 420ber filleit, I :CC." This stasetoest of the Prosecutor was full; soborated by two paha GottPanes. who wari Met doting the whole transadition, and were stranger: to Pim at the thaw n • On the pert of, the Defeadaat, his kosher hi. two sego. Were tailed ; flops ertPlaCkvidi appeared, that the four wire Via./ tort' the *arta rt doe Serr.n ate, PAS thril l PUPPY 10 a latter. The latter wee in the when the bsleecutor's do pounced upea hilt was near drowning hira. taltiehthed off the dog. but ctltld not, t .1 he had torn tl ter's Moulder is a shocking rummer. and wax 'rage, that be flew at theatre/yes. While th going on. the Prosecutor passed by. They to him to take 4 his dog. but he appearesi carCess snout it. and rode on; upon which th fendant chime non:, at the dog, and whin he seer the rmecotor, the latter abused biro grms-ly, called Ltin tasc4l and s:ounarel, ern Inc sane ov-r his head in a menacing manner. Wiraesres, however, aid SO 'lda hear the Ia ant say any .thing to the Prosecutor, or at seise him, or commit any violence against were any t them at tloa-street when the Defen.fant acknh e leJitefi Ise had the Presecutor by the ,oltar. The Learned Cs* texas. in artgeniag up I 4 nce. observed fatly frequently quarrels &boa led to Much more sertous coma-games; ar pressed gteat sattsfatrion that this case WWI to LAT fie,i,irds inured of a mode which was tim s te.orted to (—as was 'he case not long a a clispete lynn st similar ti..zsa licts. tabee the parties (t °kaki hlositgoir.my) last his Tiff faits being before 1 , ern. the Jury woald dial the cue tr. the best of their Ju.:g The Jury brought to a wersta et Grat h Court sentenced the Defendant to pay a fuse after watch he WAS dischar k ed. Ale hid o r alilt WAS iediet..l for atmultinl Litz .both Lit der. in the month of August la the Proem-urns rmnfed in Red Libri where she prot . emed to care the tooth ache. inhabited the first Rom, where she had meet tors daily, to be reit. oaf by her chums C fendant was s tara.r, aad ocupied the prom of the same house. Front the fixers* of his boor. be began to fancy the business of better than the trade of a 'tailor. and ara.rs stock up a label in his window, to thew the he had charms to, and offering relief gror:J poor en a ecru: in day and Lour every week.' dispute arose between these parties ; cr.r tta, the other's label, while the other re:altated ; , he sequel. t* e tailor shoved the bo4ress street. and tl n -at her violently. Tne 'iy several witnesses, endea to throw sec pi.: .:.satilt upon the Prosecute the Jury fond him Gushy. Lie Court pm the sentence to a fzture day. 11 Extratt of a Letter front the Cave of Good H roe, darn! moue knowledge et the 1re7.14 being stolen, he Ala'pill 25 :- 4. yarrirri. A Vert of rediamen, \Thaler% suet Tranapart.ore ar- rived here, in ail 47 sail, from Portsmouth. The Gaiim. CirPI V " I S" for asi t tilti lf frnin Chino fnr Lind an, being rather 'aeliy, hot la..re Mom demi, gq. on toe Orb of Auer'st hot. tear Ast lktwear• The Wats." Moines, en the fuel coy- The Prowentor stated, that he held an en ado, is stated to be swore{ by use Van• o 4/01 'WWI &KO% ' moot in the Admiralt sue carried int o th e iy, and no the r sal, t rteurniut " day seuesd in the indiamebt, be was taking ai ROCHAStER AILLTION. Im es' in Hyde Pvt. fOlkesedit dfsg proceeding iram The following hand-bill excited the greatest inter- Serpeiunse giver, he heard a bids' bawls! N i g est. yesterday, at Roche ster dogs fi ghting ; on turning a b olt , he Owls' "To the numberless band bills (the decencies of dog quarre%g with a Spaniel at the edge o which are only surpasted by t he wit) w hi c l i h ave Wale - , end ititmediately called Mat ..ff e t been circulated against Sir Sidney Smith acid A t p into the bone road, and was instant:li follows f itaris, those friends crave the Inserty of making no the Detendani, who aware violently trod' reply. The untouched monopoly of those llama the dog, and began to throw large smuts at artifices is surrendered altogether 40 she author* any of which. had !hey struck Mgt, must hare (quite well known) and distributors of Ad* vain- him. The Prosecutor requested he would wile fragments, so exaely li:te.l to the Awe efti declaring he would not lose the dog for So ' et pouse. From the fi rst moment o f t h e El eß i on in and cbserving that the Defeud a c t the present. not even a Aherne allusion has been Gentleman's servant, he addell, if he knew wl made, by those who represent Sir Siemer Smith, to master was, be would complain of h 4 any of his adversaries ; and all the Wends of Sir ccmduci. Upon this the Defendant sprtelle of Sidney are most earnestly implored not to disgrace seized hien by the collar, and nearly cir.'net his CaAftt by sopyigg, as cej nova, the to the ',Fogad, and Irad tent his harm MIA whiei him enemies have, so prodigally, Act before quiet, he might have been killed- This *S r them, • Defendant was accompanied by illtßey of When those who have ransacked both town az and execrations aeainst hint. ay this tins., country, to instigate an opposition to Sir y ever, a great numler of persons were assembl Smith, shall have ticc ceded in finiing a Canu.cia..., the spot, and their ituertereaca prevented to it witl be time enough to discuss the merits of '1 r violence,. ' "