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P__ 4 l 4r-s1 . MA3rsl'♦ c!"• Isqr, Mirk; iaort afar ret Tont:tent [1 . 4 cum.thi baprt fi. NeCh bet ptc.;nki en, upurt tr 3 up, , ,n hie rettpti Ate eonlitismd of .rrierey tOut i y;;i pilfer the hone• nas 1,10, t ui Ligitt DRDYCL lati of the Ccu:t res to the 1.(5 Ministers. V held a Privt of LONDON ar the six Prioftei It Seni,,,is in et'e I, Reber/pm, whi ime, at the 30 , tocution on Wti* the Judge Afftet A.;.srv. and laid 'cial Couttr•Mafh iness of the CWI ~testy tet uT Y it•v-mAnwEt. v: or. The DA,* ur at ',gig?. were rowded a tle:.ct. I; and Nees. FAe. Farce, Ice* tile Mr. FA wtetf l i • wAs rapturousle of R., ;LAO; 'tome. Mrs. Rossi present. I LI A 64 trtivA $1(1.1 aites Lis ai• emAined w;th h.ot atwati,4l His r v:siv4r who saW Ft 1 wuu*W, bi Mr. Fox's office! of Gl( Asaito left left town, rot Chat, did not arrive !rat assly stated iit :eve. ?atches from Mt. r, to a sele6 pd-1 . 1 does Mr. Wio , -street, and Mr. Cu - 0 . igbton. t of K with IN SI Zit, visited S , ,J , as did Lord at' ed darafters. is expected to leaf" oorocuast and ;0 eland. titstes, and the 1 , 0 ter Ladyship's new' ie residence of 1:4 Dn, where they mil acts of Molest foe es,LadyGacsvitts. he Admiralty harp proceeded to the old 1, and went in theft viewed the differett Partook of a s'lmP• y the Earl of Wu sa• still continues nor-place, in conic s received by the late This unfirtunate :a ds Lordship's delay in Jiplayirg idia Docks, 011 1 L 1 1 into a boat, n Perhars' d la't night a sr' 't f MOO) perSOUS • w ect, were air•• • g, to this enchary. le were son.e of ••• ,t.,.gut as r, most cetnplrte. Were cnivrrd al 44 AUGIVT 2. We are authorised to unstradiCt that part of a rtatemeut of the affray at Tullamore on the VA silt which mentioned, that a Hanoverian Colonel was put unier arrest by General Dunne. the General expresses his satisfaCtion at the cotide:l of both officers and men 'belonging to the Corps in question on that day. Lord Harrington, the Commander of the Forces, arrived on Tuesday night, alst is to remain at Leech's Hotel, until his Lordship's apartments are ready at the Royal Ilospital. We ate concerned to hear, that a most respeet able and opulent Merchant in this city, put a pe riod to his existence, yesterday, by shooting him self. The cause which led to this rash and melan choly catastrophe, we understand to have been a speculation in flax seed, in which he is said to have lost about 12,0001. ; but what renders it the mare extraordinary is, that he has left behind him a for tune of above 30,0001. ! I We observe, with great satisfaCtion, that the bene fits at our Theatre have been most liberally attended this after season. Mr. Holman's night was fashion attended ; Mr. Cooke's followed it with the most flattering testimonies of public approbation, and this evening promises as great a crowd of all descriptions as ever our Theatre exhibited, to witness their established favourite Lewis's last adieu. Mrs. Mouatain took suddenly ill, yesterday, in consequence of which she was prevented from ap peariug last night- SOUTHAUPTON, Auo. 3. The last week has brought us a vast assemblage 9f fashionable visitors• Mrs. JEKYLL and family have arrived at the seat of Sir Joni& THOMAS, Bart. M the eastern part of the suburbs, there to remain till Mr. J. returns from the Western Circuit. Our B&B was more splendidly attended last Tuesday than we ever witnessed so early in the se a so n .— Among the pistons of distindion present we no ticed Sir Cjiaatts, Lady, and the Misses Rico; Lady CHARLOTTZ R Ass and daughters; Lady LOUISA ATHERL Y j sir M. XIM tIES, and the OffCeri of the 14th Light Dragoons, in full uni form. The Race', which are fixed for the 14th, are expected to attraa all the amateurs from Biigliton. We hear that His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND intends to honour them•with his pre sence. One of the Stewards, and one of the Can &jams, it is said, are to give a plate, value 50 gui neas, to be run tor on the third day. Among the latest arrivals we notice the following Fashionable& : —Captain a. , :cl Lady HONORA WOOOO AI a, Colonel and Laoy CAROLINA Nowa an, Mr. and Mrs. Stiatisss, Sisiatc.o, gcc. &c. BRIGHTON, AuGutr 4_ The Stryne, this evening, is crowded with corn rms.. The Dike and Duchess De CAStgIES, the Countess of Duey woe s, Mrs. FITZIII./111LIT, and Miss Sr s ;sun 11, se-biked for an hour at the' front of Dos A LUSJN'S Librbry together. The Countess of Juts v, the Earl and Countess of Kb NMAar, the Earl and Cictuvtesa Clesu sale, Lady CHAITII OTTE 141 , 0031, Sir .107114 110 J, tad; LA os, were amm pt tie company that gracad the Steyne. The prevailing drets was the Gipsey hat, and pink, lilac, and white mantlo ; brown parasols, trimmed with white lacy; some of the first-rate *term.: wore dove-coltsitred stockings and shoes. His R. y4l Highness the Prince ci Wails had a large party at the Pavilion this even ing, including most of the Nobility hete. The Ball at the Cattle was not crowded. AI'GUST 5. Miss donasroa, who has been indisposed for some days, was so much worse yesterday, that Dr. 13L AMC was - sent for express, and attired at tnclve o'clock last night; the fever is said io have taken a favourable two, and that there are some hopes of her recovery. this morning is extremely fin.! ; numerous parties are going on the water. The G. 41- law pun-hi ig is again come to anchor. Numerous Donkey pasties are gone towards the Downs and Rottendean. Earl Cita% VEN, Earl B:nre Et Kr, General LENNOX, Major VAT L tv,and'srder4l other Field Officers, ar rived, at eleven . ..cluck, oil the Cayton-hills ; and the South Gloucest er , t h e N or th H an t s , an d Notting ham Aiiiitia, were for Med into a line ; the South Ploucester took the right of the line, mid the North Hai,ts the left. They marched' in stow and quick time, the bands playing; then formed ir i to close co lumns; and at half past one, were dismissed. There was no ciimpany present, it being preparatory to a grand review ' which will soon take place, at which his Royal highness the Duke of Yoria is expelled to he present. The ground was vet,' slippery ; Earl Btasterry and Major Waytav received each a fall from his horse, Lut received no other in jury than the kit knee of their pantaloons being torn. 'The Steyne has been very dull to-der ; we have not been gratified with the presence of his Royal Highness the Prince of W ALES IThe Duke and Duchess of MA atsoitpuwt are expe!ted here is few days; their house is gettirg in readine.s for their reception. The Earl and Countea of Ct. ta mour arrived, at four o'clock, this afternoon, from London. The Earl of BA a aytiolot will entertain a stied party, to dinner, this evening. The spurting Mr. Cs.AUK is still here; he has taken lod g i ngs in George -street, and, on going nE to view the anti-chaniner, got jammed in the stair case, which is very r.urow, and it was with much difficulty he could be extricated, to the great amuse ment cf his brother sportsmen. The Play this night is, by desire of Mrs. Coons, The hooey Moon, with the Ballet of The Serape; and, for the fist time. The We.iMercoek 1 and to morrow, by desire of Colonel Fans, and the GIL cers of the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards. will be performed. The Schad far &nodal, Tim' Dowakerel, and Tas Liar. At s.z o'clock, His Royal I lighoess the Pritee of IV walked on the Sterne. in c:.roparty with Sas I ,IIN Lane, the Earl of B AAAAA owls, and Mr. CAA parrot+, who jumped over. the sails, over the Earl of B A at v stow a's loe % e, and finished wits a isaseeser, in winch he Lori his w.cle. .. • LAW INTELLIgENCE. cJuar OF 011.kNCERI, AUCPUST 6. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL, D. vroot. This was a Petition from the Provost, Masters, , Students, &c. of Downing College, Cambridge, praying the confirmation of the Master's Report, annoying of a plan fur ereCting the said College. It .ippeared, that the late Thomas Downing, Esq. by his la.a. and Testament, clerked ceitain Lands, in CambriAgeshire, in trust, for the pur. poses of building a College at CamOridge, to be called after his name ; ant the matter WAS referred to the Master, to consider nod report, Mr. Wyatt and Mr. Wilkins, two celebrated architeEL, each laid plans for the buldi g in ques tion, before the Master, but not being himself a competent judge on this subjeft, the Master con sulted three eminent Surveyors upon it, and the re sult was, that Mr. Wilkins's plan was approved of, as the most elegant, and best calculated for the pur poses of a University. By this plan, the front was to be built in the Grecian lonic style, and the side, which faced the town of Cambridge, was to be: of the Corinthian Order. There was also a spacious and elegant Library, with every other accommodation and con venience that such an establishment might reqaire. The ATTORNEY•GEHEA AI., who moved it, fur ther prayed, that his Lordship would permit a sum of money to be raised by way of Nlortgage, upon the Lands so devised, in order to defray the expenses of this building ; he was sure, there could be no objeftion to this, as the proposed plan had met the approbation of all the parties concerned. Mr. PERCIVAL, for the Trustees, declared. they had no objeCtion to this application. The Lotto CHANCLLLOR said, he understood this was to be a very noble and useful establishment, and it was further intended, to erta a commodious Ridii g-house, for the use of the Students. Mr. RICHARDS replied, that there was not so great a necessity for a Riding.school at Cambridge, AS at Oxford, the former being so near Nshvotarket. 1-lis Lordship then confirmed the Master's Report ; after which, having finished the Cause Petitio , s, his Lordship disposed of a great number of Lunatic Petitions, from which nothing resulted of any im portance to the pUblii. " At two o'clock, his Lordship ruse, and proceeded to attend the Privy Council. POLICh. now mete. Yesterday, Joel Joseph, a notorious pickpotket, was charged with attempting to pick a Gentleman's pocket, near the Horse Guarck, about one o'ekick, who deteticd him in the attempt. Mr. Reap, the Sittig); Magistrate, very properly coroutied him as a reputed thief, under the Police Aft, and committed him to the House of CorreEtim accordingly. GUILDH %Lt. Yesterday, a pertcn ref the name of P/ingie was brought before Alder Man H•NICIEY, charged with numerous acts of swindling. Several Gentlemen appeared against him. A Mr. Hogden complained of being swindled out of goods to a considerable amount, having taken in payment for them, from a man of the name of Blame, Bills drawn and accepted by the prisoner. Brame, it appealed, is at present in custody, and had been examines/ at the Marine Police Office, but was crmunitted until'Pringle could be brought there and examined with him: Another Gentleman pro ducral an acceptance of the Defendant's. with seve ral indorsements on the back, but tire indorsers could Oct be found. 'There was also another complaint lodged against the Prisoner, for having raised il. I Os. on a mutilat ed ten pound Bank of England uOte, which had been intrusted to his care. _ _ _ Piinglc, in his defL•nce, stated, that the owner of the Tyne had torn it by accident, and had given it to h'ni to put together, for which be WAS to Lavq one half of it, when changed. The Magistrate desired that tee note should be taken to the 13.tnk, andehangesi, and then returned the owner ; end ordered Pringle to be sent to the Marine Police-Odice. . _ _ Gra/we Acetic, a lunatic, was next fought before the Alderman, by Mr. Pearson, of Newgate-street, who told the Magistrate he had not brought him on any crirtiinal charge, but firm humanity. He ap peared to be, he said, in a deranged state of mind. About an hour before, he came into his shbp, fol lowed hy a number of persons, one of whom, a bay, said, he was Austin's son, and was ccmveying him to a private madhoye At Hortoo. The Lunatic himself told the Alderman, that he had been a dealer in milk, And beirr o 'married about throe months ago, was ever since deranged in his intelleCa. He bad, he said, been in a place of con finement at llovon, but was taken out by his wife and son, tor the porpose of getting him to assign his property over to them ; this he bad dune, and they were busy going to take him back to the mad-house. The Alderman desired that the Lunatic should Se taken care of. and that the Parish Officers should make proper inquiry concerning the property. It is rot thought that any dispatches can be re ceived from Lord Lacouroase till Sunday at the soonest. A Messenger for Paris embarked at Deal on Monday mot ning. This spouting. at threeo'clock. His Royal Highness the Con saasoaa-tri-Cisisr. accompanied by the Duke of CAIIIIIIII3OI, and attended by two Aids-de- Camp, were expelled to leave town for Chatham, where he will review the Ist Battalion of the CJW• steam, and 3d Guards (General FINCH'S Bri gade) who have arrived them from Deal, to replace the two Battalions of the Ist, embarked for the Mediterranean. General Wl' est.a en, Deputy- Adjotant-Gtoetal, left town yesterday, in order to motive Tileir Royal Highnesses at Chatham. After the r-view of the Guardr, the Royal Brothers, and suite. proceed to Canterbury, to inspeil the troops there stationed ; troro thence, to Dover, Rarnsgate, Airspace. &c. ; from thence, to the coast el Sussex ; wnen, afar ins7ening the different m ili t ary p.•sts, th t-y ilitenti v;s:ting His Royal High ness the Prince of W•r..ss, a; Brighten. His Royal Highness's pal Ocular attention will be occupied on the Garrison of Dpver, and the iturnCnse uaw wcrks commuting in Wet neighbourhood. ^ SUSSEX AssrzEs: LetVLS, TUZSD•Y, AUG. 5. Rrforr a Sprval Jury. MORGAN V. sERJEANTSON, and wilt. GAllacrw toll the Jury that this was a case which call-d upon them for their most grave and serious attemion, insomuch as it involved the (tissue of a gamy yottog and very honourable mm. Tae Plaintif, in this case, was an Attorney, and the son of aClergyman, who had educated him w:th the greatest care and attention, so as to qualify him to become a respeitable member of that pro fession which he had since become a member of. 'File Defendant, Mrs. Serjeantson, was a Lsdy resid ing at Cuckfieli,and she possessed an estate of 50001. per annum. The tuner Defendant, Mr. Setjeantsou, WAS no way implicated in the trans:ate:in, us he was joined in the aoion merely because he was the hus band of the Lady, for in daft he had lived with her but twelve months after they welt married, as he found it more convenient to live apart. The Plaintiff had had great expeCtations from the Defendant ; she had promised him much ; and as she was his God mother, be had conceived hopes that some of those expectations might have been realized. He had, however, to appeal to a Court of Justice for repara ticin for a most cruel iniiry which he had sustained at her hands. The aCtion was brought for an assanit and false imprisonment, and in fad the imprison ment WAS by delivering him in to the custody of an officer, charging him with a capital felony, in hav ing stolen 601. from her dwelling house, which, as she was pleased to say, was dine on the following occasion. On the 10th of March last, the Plaintiff, by invitation, was to have dined at Cuzkfield-place, the house of the Defendant. He did not, however, dine there, but he arrived after dinner. This at first displeased his Godmether; heweier shebecame pacifi ed; and in the evening she employed him in sorting and indors'ng parcels of letters. She next made him count several parcels of money, which were put in separate bags, and ticketed ; and then it was that she took it in her bead to conceive that be had robbed her, and that she bad seen him slip the 60 guineas into his pocket—but if she had done so, would - it not have been natural that she should have immediately complained ? But not so. 'I he young man retired to bed, brealeasted there the next day, and took his leave as usual. He paid one or two intermediate visits between that time and the £3d of March, when he was taken into custody ; and then, in consequence of a letter from Col. Seijeant son, the Lady's son, he attended at Cuckfield place. The Colonel tol: him, that he had sent for him tin a most unpleasant business, for his mother charged him with robbing ber of 60 guineas. The young man was thunderstruck at the charge, and when he had recovered the powers of his mind, vindicated himself from the charge. He was shewn into the Lady's bed room, and shortly afterwards the Con stable made his appearance, and then the following curious dialogue ensued : When the Constable ap peared, she addressed him—" Ah ! Coffin, is that you :" " Yes Ma'am." " Then take that fellow into Custody." " Pray, Ma'am, what fellow ?" Why, that fellow, Morgan " " Morgan," exclaim ed the Constable in a surprise. " Yes, that fellow, Tom Morgan." , g For what must I take him r - Why, he has robbed me." The Constable he . " Dot am I warranted to take witl -7-- iWit any warrant ?" " I tell yoq, take bim," said the Lady, " and let me have no altercation ; I know your office better than you do. If you let him gat, I'll be d—d but play hell with you." Under this severe injundion, the Constable did take him. He was kept in the custody of the Headbo rough all night, and having important business to trammel at the Assizes at Horsham the next day, he was permitted to go there.—The Constable, how ever, accompanying him. The Defendant, howev. r, though she had full opportunity of following up her charge, the Grand Jury being then sitting, having worn out her strange freak, pet'mltted the Plaintiff to be ;et at large. It was far this injury be now soußht reparation. Mr. Garr3w then went into an Ale statement of the value of charafter to a professional man, and intreated the Jury to award him moit ample damages. Jacob Coffin, the Constable, stated, that he was sent for to Cuckfield-place, on Sunday the R. 31 of March ; he saw Mrs. Serjeantson about five o'clock, in the bed-room. lie then detailed the conversa tion, as Mr. Garrow had stated it, except as to the swearing, she only said, if he let the Plaintiff go, she would play the devil with him. He took the Plaintiff to the Talbot Inn, at Cnckfield, and there be delivered him into the care of Mr. Crouch, the Headborough. Thomas Crouch, the Headbarough, deposed, that he kept the Plaintiff all night at'Cuckfield. The next day he accompanied him to the Assizes at Hor sham, and in the evening, as Mrs. Serjeantson pre ferred no regular charge avian him, he permitted him to go at large. Anne Green, the maid of Mrs. Serjeantson, said, she remembered Mr, Morgan coming to their house On the 10:h of March. after dinner. He slept there that night, and retired between eleven and twelve. Her mistress did not retire to rest until five in tt:e morning. After that visit, her mistress used to throw out hints, such as, •' Green, you know I am very coned in my accounts?" " Yes, ma'am." " I caa take my oath of it.'' Of what, ma'am ?" " That the money is stoleq." At length, one morning, the said to the Witness, " Green, sit down cn my bed t remember 1 am going to place great confidence in you. I am robbed." , Really Ma'am; when ?'' " On my son's birth-day. I will believe my own eyes. I saw Morgan shuffle the sixty guineas into his pocket." " Really, Ma'am (said the waiting maidj and yet you let him get away 1" 4 , Yes; that was through delicacy." Atter this convenation,when seat Mr. Morgan came, he was apprehended, in the manner stated by the former Witnesses. On cross exemination, she said. that on the night niche 10th, Mr. Morgan slept at Cuckfield-place; his room-door was open in the morning ; she went into it to deliver a message Iron; her mistress. He breakfasted there, and nothing was said. It would have been quite easy to have detained and searched him, if her mis tress had been so inclined. Her mistress, she said, was near 7J, and about three years ago, she mar ried her last husband, who was about SO. They livotil together about a twelvemonth. 'Mr. Ge. a aow then would have offered evidence to *hi, that the Plaiztig had been a Fuson of exem. piny good diameter, but tht Lord Chief 9 held, that the chiraAer of *very British subjed be ptetraned to be good. until the coattail Mr. Bvrjeant SHUN ego,' for the Defendants dressed the Jury in a very eloquent speeds, In tN he desired them not to give heavy Alamage Heradmitted, that the Defendant had aged Wro bits it was from weakness of mind, and not 1 malignity, that she had so- aeted. He raid, could not adduce a stronger proof of dotage, that an old womarfof,7o,with .50901 per am should have, within three years, married a man o He admitted the Jury must give a st-rdi.9 ag him, but he hoped the damages would be temvi The Loo Cuter BARON observed to the J that this was a case which required the greater rention, and a calm and temperate consideiai I'he Plaintiff stood in this situation, ilmt he t live by the gnodnesi of his charaiter, and the &fence he would thereby acquire with, the pu He was nor like a man who retaile d cloth or r wares. The condo& of this ss :Man bad be. strangle this young gentleman lit 'the birth o professional life. The Jury had 'beard of value charaSer was to an attorney, rid it been walsaid, that there were two mow opp races of that class. The h'd ones were humani ;cm-tit, but then there were ethers as e lent. He thou saw in Court three of the Latter racer—the Clerk of Niri Prier, who sat b him ; the Gentleman on his right hand, excellence he . had known for SS years pan Meyon, Sohcitor of Lads •), and the 'Gs man on the other side (Mr. Jones, of Trmbrid these were, ornaments to their profession. young Gentleman who complained before thel that day, had to complain, that as far as in the fendant lay, she had ruined his prospea of enjo the same charadter. lie had 'buffeted a grit injury, and they would give hint ample recompt Verdid fur Plaintiff—Damages Ora no Ga ;, 7CIIS. The Special Jurors did not attend in the causes, and the Assizes concluded. ~ilil SPORTING I IVTE LLIGENCE. OXFORD RACES. TVIID*Y, ♦VGUST 3. The Gold Cup of On* Hundred Grilses' velys, end I Cunteas in soleie, by , üb•criytion of Ten 0...10ne e Foie. year' olds 7.t. 71b. ; five pest olds 114.7/1".; olds 9a.; "tad aged 9.t. 41b.—Otto lout-eadobeeit. • Red of Jersey% Langton, 4 yrs old 4 111 t. F. Nested <dale, aged • Mr. Writlit'a un.bo;by Whiokev, ra at% A powl race between Langton and QUIZ Langton • einatite ; yery Intl* betting. The TOMO Plate of }llly Pound" yea:" old 71v five rare old, Bst. 4111:4 as years old 11t. 9st. Cb..—The best of three fury-m.kt how.' Mr. Embotera'. filesmenda, b yrs old . 1 Mr Relic man's Hre , tap, 1 yrs wild . S Mr F N‘sle's Slats, aced . Mr. Stratton's b.ah. by Coustitutlon . dr QUIZ avdrawn atter the hest heat, being de.4l la No betune. Woe pretty e... 4 lerhay The Ea:l of J taste and Lurd C. beasts& a • ••••••••-- On . - August 11, will be the a boot-close j. Gurleo. .ancashire man, for 100 Gail side, to be ray in Hyde Perk. Little Corti been long at WUldsnr in training, but 'prank knee with jumping ; therefor e, odds run gee. favour of the boot-s! ner. At the late Purtsclw.en Ur, the scoff stage of the Riding-school, fell down with a and precipitated near 40 people, who were thi deavowing to gain admittance, to the ground of whom WAS so much hurt, that he died tl Morning; he proved to be one 'of the I.e:lv who had afted the part of Biqe Berk*, in the crow representation of " The 7 oiler rotting to fwd." Yesterday morning abort nine o'clock, a fit of nine years old, the son of a waterman belt to Arundel-stairs, of the name at TLetrinos; mooring his father's boat off some coal h when the pole dipped from him, and he was limed into the Ever. Some time elapsed • it was known what had become of him, and upwards cf half an hour before the body was When it was conveyed to the Crown public-he Water -street, where Dr. Moose, and two medical Gentleman, attended, but all theirsk etertiOns to restore animation were in vaii. t• The Hon. Captain STOPIrO so, whekwas we In the last Naval Vi Cory aver the French, Domingo, and was highly distinguished for I l.tnt corlduft on that occasion, has offered hie candid Ste to represent the %rat. of Ipewil the dissolution of the present Parliament, junAion with Rico ARO WILSON, Esy. of flit in the county of Suffolk, and Lincoin's-lan I,ondon : the latter gentleman has long be tinguished far his integrity as an ethinent Si and honoured with the office of Secretary lest and present Lord Chancellor. HeWas contidlonial friend, and a considerable legatee the will of the late Lord CnenworVis: above gentlemen personally canvassed that to week, and were honoured with the greatest s They were met near Handford-bridge by tb lace, who took out the horses from their c: and drew them into the town, amidst the low clatuations. Sir WIS. Mionytios, one of I sent Members. has declined in theit form Sir ANDSIW SPALPII liSmoNo canvassed th last week, and pledgectstimself to bring fin colleague, whom he did not name, but wilt posed to be Roils! Atsi*soaa Catcifix one of the present Bailiffs of she Borough. Tursday last, the Earl of CM STEAM, Coln in Chief of the Eastern Distria, reviewed sison of Ipswich on Rochdiere Hekth: the i Eodes of infantry consisted of the Haile ast Middlesex, and West Suffolk Regime' der the command of Liens: Gel. Lord C Fir viol, and. the Shropshire and Leicet Regimatts, under the commend of Meijer C Moms. The -cavalry brigade consisted Royal Horse Artillery, the 6th, ?Lb, and 11 goons, limier the command of Major Ge PACIT. The troops went throogli their military manes:wires ttrelr tbe t ar gave great satistadiat tber= w al, and sent.