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Flom the LONDON :GAL ET'i C, rty 15,,t805, Mr-Oster, :ray rs, 1605. Commissions 4ignid by the -Lord Litutettasnt id' the nu-401 f Hants: Part: width Volunteer Battalion, 4 ' Ertsitpi Eowierto be Lieuteilant, vice Case, proMoted. Dated lune 2,4 t 1805. • Lyntington Volunteer lo}m Gazely, Qent. to bp, Adjutant. I)att,d NI)? rs, 1805.. signed by the Lord Lieutenant the asortp of Lin coin. Vawneer Infanto , Charles Bennett Gent to be Quater-D,Lister. Dated June• .zi, 1805# Gainrboraughlumtivr ktfantry, •; &Vinci R4yrkql, Gcwt, to, bo * Lieutenant, Dateti July t, I $O4. . . . , . if;;;riffiet 141untier Infinity, Robert Booth, Esq. to be Major Command.att. Dated July 1. 1805. . To be Captains.— George Booth, tut. •Dated as above. George Ma wer, 1...5q • Dated 0 ' above.. -Bit t dher,C many, Esq. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants.,Robeti Beath, Cent. Dated as above. lohn Abraham, Gent, r) a t at. as above. Henry lohnson, Gent.* Dated as above. . . . To be Erisign.i.—Benjantin Stear, cent, plied as abovq. Thomis. Edwards, Gent. Dated as above. Lichard Biith, Cfmt, ' Dated as above. ' • , ' •• • - To cc 9, uartefrNiasto.--Thornas Oliver, Gent. asove. • ~ . To be Chnlain.—ltev. Peter tutpter.. Datcd as above: Spiltkr Coinparty . ci Spilsky ax; . /1 irgb rfliqueer Infolotiy. Walter Wright, M. D. to he Lieutenant, Dated july 4, I£os. Thomas ilobsnn, Gent. tobe Ensign.'Dated as above.. ' . ; . . (?otarni:ri`nr eigned by lord reirtotioth, Yict LleAteuttt ef the Count of Surrey. • L 9141 Stad.64,uark Yaw/teen , Peutrltaqt Cohn lackson be Captain, Vie; Arderae,• re sigral. Dated July a, 180$. To be Second Lteutenants.•—•Williarn Humphreys. Gent. vice Shew, resigned. 'Dated as above. William Parties, Jun : Gent. N'iCC Walsh, promoted. Dated as above. Ben'. Gamin. Hirst Nicolon, gent: vice HufFam, promoted. Dat tti 43 above. Samuel Darling, Gent. Dated as above. Mattheson, Gent. Dated as above. .Robert Ckck, Gent. Dated as above. ' trancirvort4 Voluntrer Infeirtoy, Captain 'Thomas Etimoncls'to , be Major, vice 'Fleming, re , ingned.. Dated May .; , 5.; 1805. Lieutenant James IThwin to be Captain, vice Morris, resigned. Dated July a, 165. Ensign Stedman to be Lieutenant, vice Unwin. Dated as above. • ' reign Ship, apparently of 80 guns, standing up the Oannel. If this account be cornea, there can be very little doubt but it is the Gloriosa • DisrArcHts were yesterday received from Gib. taltar, which, we are happy to say, represent the Garriion as being in perfe& health and spirits. the Spaniards have not yet indicated any, serious inten. dons of making an attack upon the Garrison. A report , was yesterday circulated that accounts had been received of the death of General Fox, but it is wholly destitute of foundation. The Letters •bruti'ght by the Gottenburgh Mail which arrived yesterday state, thatM.-Novosi r. TZOFF still remains at Berlin.--We have no doubt that Bo- NAPARTE Will use every artifice, to delay his journey, as he is desirous to defer, as long as possible, giving that categorical and definitive answer which we have reason to believe that Minister is instrueled to 'de - Dated, as ruand. The High Bailiff of Birrningharn 'has received a letter from the Earl of DARTMOUTH, stating, thatin consequence of the complaint in his eyes, His MA JESTY had judged it most prudent to defer his pro jc6ted visit to Birmingham till another year ; like wise signifying His MA:us:res pleasure that Lord DARTMOUTH should lay the - .first- stone of the new Church, at Birmingham, MILS MAJESTY'S name. Lady HEATHCOTE gave yesterday evening a splen did Ball and Supper, at her house in Grosvenor square, which was attended by nearly 200 persons of rank and thshion. Ship Letters, inclosing Bills of Lading per the Argo, Hot.orrcH, from Oporto to London, were received a fe'w day 3 since at Portsmouth. The. Cap tain (HoLozTtn) is since arrived. He confirms the report qf the capture of hiS ship ; and further states, that he was put on board a Neutral with part of his crew, and that his ship was taken into a Spanish Tort,' He, e/tpresses Isis apprehensions for the safety of the Harmony, Capt. Co NV A RD, and the Hope, of Hull; and confirms the captured the Jane, of Dumfries. Letters. front Bengal, to the Ist .of February, landed from the' ,Danish Ship, the Amafacokina., whose arrival at .Portsmouth,, on Saturday,' we have already stated, contain, intelligence respeding .bur Army in India. HOLKAR'S Troops, apprehensiVe that Burtpoor would be carried by storm, evacuated, ,the Fort. shortly after the assault made by, the sion under the command of e01..M A rryozn,and re -tired further into the Country.. flootait, had, been deserted , by most of the A.UNiliary - Forces, and his fol -loVvers I,vere,sa very few,,that ,it.was understood he would. submit to-almost any terms. which might be proposed by. Loyd JAKE.' A Letter from Madras; dated' the 4th of Febrnary, mentions, • that 'the Asia and-the -Marquis Mild/eh on their pas Sage from Madras to Vizagapatam, were .chaced• by a French Frigate near the latter place; the reSull a the ehaee, was not .known. on the 4th ; at wiiich time the'other'ahipA' were waiting their re-' turn to clear IVadras. The Asia and Marquis' "Vet. ylestry liacreach I 5 o soldiers :on • - - - - The Postmaster-General...of Ireland, amongst other improvements about to be adopted, we understand, has it in contemplation, to order the dispatch of the Holyhead Mails at titx .o'clock in the evening; by which the inconvenience of the present varying arrange ment, Which depends upon the tides, will be entirely avoided, and a settled and permanent', rule, which can be generally underAood and recolletaed, will be in titture established, Yesterday . the great cause. between the Eirl of ERROLL and his brother-inlaw, the Rev, Mr. Rol.- wEr.t. CARR, was determined in the Court a Chan , eery.. By the will of the testator, Sir. W. Cattu., no one possessing the title of Earl of Ealtou Was to retain pa*iqmstorrof the'estate of Et all„ in - North tiMberland.: Whets the Hon. W. CARR, the present! Earl, succeeded; to the title in i79t4, Ate estate- in question devolved. to sister, Lady CIAELeaTE or.wgt.t., who, with lter husband, took the name and arms -of Caau 1 but' to..prevent litigation and disputes, Lady ettAtit.o.T7l; divided the income of the estato 'with Lord EtiaoLr... On her .dcatli,.. in. 1 . 843 . 1, her right. devolved to her intantison—witen the present ) contest commenced. By the decision of the Court of King's Bench, confirmed .yesterday by the. Court . of Chancery, Mr. (.7:mut s child is deemed •to be iu immediate possession, and, on his • attaining the age of , will he entitled to a great accumulated. forttme, anti by , eutting.oir the. wail will be emP"wer"d•to- 'keep Pouwision ;of* the estate .• on succeeding tathe Earldom of Ettior,L. • • On - Stinclay morning, :about o'clOck, a fire • broke out in a fatality belonging to Me fi ses. Bitchan and Sltiwsitti4tett in • Higher :Ar.d,wick , 'near Al in chester ';,, anti such was the irresistibl e ,r,rapidity Of the ile,v,actriug element, thatln It titan bout the whole building (six stones high) was reduced tq a heap of ruin •;. All the Machinery, apparatus, Od. goods of every kind,. to a vary considerable amount,. Were destroyed. From the cireutustance of neither, fi-zo;ot- candle having lie en used in tt4 Lac tory for sever:id dap; prior to thistanfortuntite.event, the strangest suipicions are entertained 'of its being tin , dee d o f malicious ittcyadiark. A in t•umtitig dtiwn a hill towards . t ;.,:tine cif contiagra•! tion, hit lst,s; brad e, and wasimmediatelY carried to the Infirilry• - • • . The judicious practice of penning of sheep on, tares, -and feeding cart horse in yards, .has now bef come genirahln..rast counties, -and is attended,with the most-beneficial. t.ttreeta in- enriching lands and raising manure. The TruStecs Of the County of Mint, have come to -a determinatiori' of :building a new taldge-'over the river Clwyd, at thitt Verydpgerotis place, called Pont . David, near St. As;tpir. . .• .•. •-• In'consecinence of theevasions of -justice whicli have fately occurred front tilt corrpption 'a, Prose cA . tto6 a nti ' particularly insuinces•of Pit)t."4!ilt ion s r for Forge ry, '-the criminal judicature : length 'found it necebsary , to interfere-, i7O direa, that, itt future, oil forged instruments depos:ual with, the' Magistrate before whorl, the previous examina.. tion takes place. - CHESTER CIRCUIT. Roigstl74.l•o:lJAs, Esq.—FKA.NCIS Buirrow, .Atentganieryiblre.—Thurstiay, August zz, at Pool. DenblrbibiTe..—Wattesday, August zB, at Rutltin. plipitsbire.—Thesoay, September 3, at Mold. Ciotthiie:—Monday, September 9, at the Castle of Chester. • NORTH WALES. SUMMER CLRCUIt HUGH Layuzs . rzst, Esq.—THOMAS PrAisszn, Esq. ../Ilerionab.ibies.—Thursday, August is, at Dolgelly.- .Perinowpgrhiie.--Wednesday, August xi, at Caernarvon. ifiggit4;-Tuqtlar ~ August 27, at Beaumaris. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED; Moses Wood, now or late of Dean-street, St. Ann, Soho, WOSlMiilSter, Tailor, 40111 luiy 2o to August zB, at ten, at Thomas, Geere arid Joseph Carless, of Loose, Kent, millers and cis-partners, from July 13 to August 31, at ten, at London. 84NKRUPTS. Wild,late of Itnyton, nesshire, &tiler, to surren&r August 6,7, at ten, at Star iiirt, Manchester, and 27, at six, at th , 2 Ktng's Arnis Inn, Lancaster. Attornies,Alessrs. Kay and Renshaw, lirlanenester. . , Charles I:urzoct, ot Portse4. Hatniishire, shqpkoeper, to sur. ruder July ta, a 3, and August 2.7. at twelve, at Idhallj, London. Attorney, dr. Hind, Great Pr:scut:strcet, Goochnan's.liehis. • • Itshrt rst 0 W ttershatn, Kent, corn-merchant, August ii, t 3, and . 27, at eleven, at tile.Woulpack Inn, Tenter-. den, Kent. Atturnies, Mr. Waterman, Tenterdai ;. or My. B. Fol,lett; Temple, London. • George; Harrison, of Ulobe.stEeet i St. lobo, Wapping, Mid,. I r tilcsex car.enter, to surrender jut) , 23, r 2 7, ant A tignst 27, At till, at Ci uildltall, Attorney; Mr. T 1 omas Wild, Castle. street, kalcon.square, "lohn David Albert De Mierre and James C osbie, of Broad. street. I liatithers, London, merettants.and covart nets, to surretairr July 20, 27, and August 27,. at teo, at Guildhell. A tuarnev , Mr. lierry, Wallirook. jonathat , w Amon, of &lam:la:stet, cotton-spinner, ,to surren ' tier j tilY and August 27, at three, at the Dog 'fa- Attrvitivi, Messrs: Halstead and Ains. M.ntiAtester ; or . Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old London. ati..es Snit tit .14,1 I ereiniatt Smith, both now or late of *ten, county ot iII. town of Ktugitort.upon-Hull, potters and ce , p , rttirrs; to snrtettner Tiny rt 9, 26, and August 27, at t wel c, At the Dug and Durk avers,' Kingston-upon. Atturnies, Picard, ; or Lowntles and Lattil , ert, Red Lion.square, London. W iatt, I. , ,ttson, late et ,Twiel;entiarn, Middlesexonaltster, ' to su;retaler July 24,.30 and August 27 ' at twelve, at tiuilkAltatt.. A tturnies, 4lessra. Blake anti White, 'Essex , btfeo, Str4s; nIPIORNDS, . , . A tI;; 11, 1 9. lobo Cliadwit.4, of . k.l)and, Ila Ufa, Yorkshire, tear, at the ltose and CEOWII NO, ilmicterzi richt. , . • • ti- ' ohl 6, Witlimn Wihnott, of ljigh.itteet, • Surrey, stationer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lotitton. • A iteust 7, lolm 1 tics Kemp, late of llaslethera; Salley, Vic. o,aller, at one, at, the Dolphin inn Vetersfu:ki, cuuntypf . . . Sool4ll - nl'44m ' A tigmit 11. john Burlingham, etfOlcl Buckenitam, Norfolk, miller, A eleven„ at Oa; Cock Ina, 'Attleburgh, Nortallc. AuAuo.'9. .k.tlwattl Funwick, of KlNston=upon- , littli, inn - Iteeptr, at eleven, at tile Ircemar,onsi. 'favemi Icing. mon -upon.llol. ~ . r ov, 2. t,;'corge Burr, of Maidstone, Kent, ttioncy-scrivener, • Itt tot, at G00011:411 . , London. A Li i ;l l e 13, Inlnt Sturmy, of Blackman-strcet, St. MwT, Neivinotar; Surrey, coachmaker„ at tor, at G.uildltall, I.orsdoss. A dgds,t 9. William Denstead and jolt's Clark, listed( 1-I.ates. worth, Sulk)+, Initit6torS ca. partat:o, at eiestessi .4 the %%'hite Liuis Inn, Aldeburgh , . f. ) upt ,, -; 1 ' 1 9. licnialnln nay, (if Bishop Stonford, Hertford. Shire, ttflipCY, dt tL I I, 4 L;ui./tlilall, London. August to. john Fisher, late.oat Briestfield, Yeso(lstssre, white clothier, :it ten, at the Wodli.d:l,-.7;:d, tidrbury, „ W.sketield. • • C) ; August t John lovvett, of Niatichehter, nianutit t Witoam t'rgot.:Ll ileatorloot, late of Nlare;court, C;heapsicle, ,A Inc ante braralr-Merchaitc, ht‘tw.,„ ot Daveotry, Northamptonshire, tnerccr ard r per. yillhato (iloorlyear, late of Shepherd street, 0/foiti4tr,i c t, hticitttcsex, bock:Layer. • KRIV glut-21 - larnburo, t Gott!nburs'b, a WAterlotii. PRICE Oi STOCKS THIS D'AY A r TwEt.vit o'bs.o;K. 59 u I Omnium si Consols - f-I E SUN. SC:MEM QUIS DielAt PALSUM AUDICAT . . L 0 N . J) 0 N, .-,...- 'I,I:DNLSDAYI. JULY 17, 111{' iSi probable that t9-thorrow , .we Otall receive authentic 4-coounts'of tho it:lpture of the alurioso, us ,• the'Capt4i of a Danioh Ship wiiuLh aitived nouth on Mondav states that he saw a taro., Fo NAVAL NEWS, POITSMO'UTIT, Ju /6.:—Anived His Majesty's Ships Confaancler, Saracen, Capt. PEEv stud An treprenante,YouNG, from a Cruize) L'Eclair, Lieut. CiiRR, from the Downs; Elin, Lieut. W. ARCH BALD, from Plymouth; Siernshele, DAGG, from Memel; Olive Branch, CacISBY, and Aret.huia,—, from Sunderland ; Nancy, COCK, from St. Kitts; Delight, Youtzo; from Cardiff; and La Endyinion, NEALE, from the West Indies. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Entreprenante, YOUNG, on a Cruize, immediately as, she came in; and Thetis, NEREY, for Stuiderland. Passed by His Majesty's Ship Milbrook, with the Oporto Convoy: The Belliqueua._ of 64 guns, Capt. BYNG, dropped down to St.Helens, and will sail with the East India Fleet to-morrow morning, should the wind be fa yoUrable, for Falmouth, there to wait till further or dexs. The Royal Sovereign, of i 06 guns, and the Anson Frigate, are gone into the Harbour to be repaired. The Pomona Frigate, Capt. Loan, is ordered to fit for Channel service. The Hon. Capt. ELLIOTT is appointed to the Aurora Frigate, at Spithead. Carne up to Spithead, from St. Helen's, the Weazel Sloop, Copt. PAM= : ,she is to fit for foreign service. PLYMOUTH, JULY lb .--'Carne in a Danish Ship with timber, the Master of which says, on Satur day evening he saw at a distance, standing up Chan nel, a large Foreign Ship, apparently of so- guns. If his account be correEt she must betlie Spanish Man of War said to be captured by the Lively, of 38 guns, and Decade, of 44, in sight.of the. Illus trious, of 74. 1../VERITIOL, JULY 15.—The Ephron, Am arrived here on Saturday from New Brunswick.; spoke on the igth June, in lat. 42. sg, song 58: 0. the Ship "Iccushnet, of New Bedford, 26 days out from this Port. The James,,CLovoir, arrived here on Friday, from Greenland, brings the following account of the suc cess of the under-mentioned Vessels belonging to this'Port, on the 14th June, viz. Lion 6 fish, and about . 45 tons oil; Sinierity fiTh, and about 60 or 70 tons of oil; and the Hope abont 100 tons oil. The ernzan , HAY T, from .hene to' Naples and Messina, is taken .13y a Spanish Privateer, and car ritui into Cadiz. , • • , The' Goilernor 'Strong, CLAIM, from hence to New Orleans, which 'was:taken 'and carried' into Cuba,. .has been liberated, after a great part of her carg9 bef-. ing taken out --The EvlsoN, from hence; sailed undbr Cafiyoy of the Hete Armed Ship for El= sincur, on the 29th March, frotn the Orkneys." The, Fleet separated the following day in a heavy gale of wind, and as the Alexander tas not since been heard of, it is supposed _she must basic foundered. • Theriiwt, Loworgota, that arrived here yesterday in 33 days front' New-York, spoke ; on the sth ifist. the Ship Washington, DECI{ERNIAN, from Greenock,. for Baltimore, lat. 51, se. N. long. 26 . .0. :W. - • Ott the: gth spoke the Brig Maria, Powitz.t., from. hence. for NeWfoundland, lat. 55 23. N. long. 10. o, W. all well, The' Swallow, DALE, froni Africa for the 'West Indies, was taken near. Surinam. - The Little Edwatd, PARTRIDGE, from hence to Nev. foundland, has been deserted at sea, with six feet water in her hold. The American ship Mary, Etitowx, from NeW-York, for this 'Port, is taken by a Spanish Privateer, and lent.for Spain. The Mary, HA Ittlea:T, 'from Jamaica to Dublin ; and the Ame rican Ship Ann and Harriot,SHEARMAN, from Rhode island tolamaica, have been taken, re-taken, and arrived at Jamaica. MA L, Jtrt.Y 16.—;r8ailed the 111 atclifid Gun-b 4 with Dispatches for the Fleet oft ooulogne. . Arrived the.Zetra Bomb, and La Mae Sloop of War, with Convoy from the Westward. he Commander of the. Wiyingler Gun-brig has received Letters of Thanks fray}) the Lords Com missioners of the:Admir4ty, from the Commander in Chief, and from Rear-Admiral DOLTPLAg, ex pressive of their approbation . of the gallant coridtid of his people in cutting out the Bien Airntf, French Sloop, on the Ist inst. near Boulogne, from under the tire of five wins, mounted' on a battery, four field l pieeps, one mortar, and the musketry of 300 soldiers. The Sloop was commanded by' a Lieute .nant de Marine Militaire, and was cut out by the IPrinvier't Cutter, and to men. The Cutter was nearly ',flocked to pieces by a,shot of large calibre six rta,-u were in her at the time, but luckily no one was hurt. • • _ On Thursday night and Friday moping near 40 Sail of Ships arrived at Hull, from the Baltic, under 'convoy of the Pyince Armed Ship, Szc".--= We understand- that upwards of twenty Vessels, chiefly corn loaded, forming part of this convoy, ,are lying in. Grimsby and. Hawk Roads, waiting for 'orders what Port to proceed to with their cargoes. Twenty Vessels for Ckizrisby arrived there ouThurs .4.iy from,the liable With the above Fleet. A,ltrig.ate and a Cutter stationed at the mouth of tip Huniber have impre3se2l a great number of Sai lors from on board this 'lest. • WEYMOUTH, Jo LY 15. DiviPe YE 's ' i . TrE.DAY the, ROYAL FAMILY 'attended Service at the Church, and heard an excellent Set 'm on prcached by the Bishop Of BRISTOL vitlt ,' DI th e ~ evening they honoured tbe Rooms ilteir pre' sence for a short time. 'Early this morning His MAIESTY rode on horse back, and met the German LegioA going to a nem daknear Mainsten 'Castle. quir halted and saluted Hl3 MAJESTY, Who , after converaing with some of the Officers; -preceded to the Cann), About nine o'clock His MAsEstY returned to the Lodge t. , ) breakfast. Soon after eleven the Itovo, Foirt canto out.of t board a most elehe Ledge, walked to the F o rt and went on gant now WO Which was steered by Sir H. B. Nr.m.a; they 'OM TOWed ill it 011 board the Roy4lSovereion.Yat;it, commtid. ed by Sir H. B. NEALE.. A Royal Salute Yr As by all the ships in the harbour: ...lt being a remark . ably fine day, a large concourse of spetiators tore , attracted to witness the sight 01) shore, as 4133 a great number of vessels to aemnpany the Rao, FAMILY ill the aquatic ' excursion. ► All til,,, . h , r, crews , and the populace in. general, gave 111 / . ...":; JEST three cheers. His MAJESTY left dills ~,t shade this day : We are happy to saY his e Y e6 Il e Much better, and he enjoys excellent health , _ conversed fcr some time before he quitted the sl ioP' with Mr. and Mrs. Boors. s boardll _ The ROYAL FAMILY WCATO atteildCa Oil ..a Lard 64i w l ) 1 t u i N G D R A r s , and Lord DORCIIESTIE, Genes HoWARD, and ierrtEl) all° 1 1 , 0 ,. Y Oa, . . tir tb c 'This evening the ROYAL FAMILY W ill 110 0 . nr.t Theatre with their presence, to see The Cla d' Marriage and Fortune's Frolic. ' . Arrivals at the King'; Veal gotal two . T. Pt' s ! Sir William . Cole and Family., Ito. Mr. ~.., Cti, s W on aso E n s , q iit i n r : N I Inrc.hfiraralcAl;.iiiM, artid6:ll:Ykdlelnis', Captain . 11', Arrivals at the Royal Hoto,l :-- hlr' 41ii! Th e Bishop of Bristol , Lord De Wilte; l , vi Boliferie. . • The Court 'Of 44th , ..1)1.1B LIN, JVI.Y.I2r ' t 1 King's Bench "has been oCciißor, these last three clays by the trial of. an infonaiti 1 against RICHARD RADF°R I) it "' .ESI ibr dill the THOMAS Dixol4, Esq..' The Defeisba, found Gentleman who. procured inilianeats 0:, s sund against six Gentlemen ofour Raratiro,7.6 and obtained. Warrant against them urier`i'l) custodyt o f the King, .in • order to have thew ,ill .- r to England: Mr. nos having beda.i!rt.vo' of the Lawyeis' Cav alr Y i . wl.6" ' sever3l ?4.- re' !: . an alledged libellous import, wry severelLot v‘...;°46, which were. circulated throegil plobating the condu& of the Gentlernen ot ID, very generally. Mr. Ros afterwards clialleagtwof thlel"' the latter Gentleman having, bY r o t Or , Corps, .publisliett their Resolutions ar i pie r, • Ro ~,, e, and. signed his name officiallY,to tl w s 'ixi I.lle talents of Seijeant Busn and Mr. Custay of i n , iade an i.behalf of m r . Dixon, and Mr. G. Pnt."l for the Defendant,',attra6teci general notice. do, o'clock :this afternoen a itiror Was wit}/,,, oce this r. in consequence of a compromise 1104 tilimillo4 b r!en aii the...., parties concerned:. Mr. P s d l ob. ished, and giving up the several prosaiii3O_}.! 0 stunted in England, will be re!adinitted aillojs,w_ apology for the Letter:i borrow a? , UarPi. This conclUsion of an angry al'd /o w .i sant fetid received the incist ' unqualified all:iiijek. lion of the LORD. OllliF JVSTICit Wh ° P t at the trial: ' d ;----. 1 p0i.,114!. De tt, ming \vas landecl at We , oc ophikor.n.:o • ..! Hanover,!ein cream-Mast , filirorad cifillstl4.l44ls„sig°4 brought but last from Svieda, 14 to the gia r. s m , cbaring-cs,S. 1., t,ws, , . t fcti v Mr. MILES PgT•ta Atottsws is to hati: . /01 J ...trux.p. of CLAITEti cis after the review toraor, 00 to A 4°ll. ): Theeugaoccasion. 4 Pilar tiil. situation .earn.;e t' rthet 1 l o I f iPil 11 : 1 a l I p t ic l i : s n I: : 1 1 1 V I : i d o l: r at ; r l ', ' i i i :ol:l:%:te‘it' 7.. ii4 ; . l: l ured t I sc: l er 'eni o: '.. ' . ei)A ' in t animadversion in the British Seti3te, will, Irt;001! Temple, at Maxis, . !lavin g bcen die 5tu.4.0010 reach the' notice of 13 o ?IA EMITS j VII littll3. t e :apt Of t I?!,exPetled from such apespot in his tre3twTuo ill !rf-ocher cptivitysiollucreClowunitir3rs:en 1:),/11150 fere:3oi,lll' lured 1 his ustirped dominions during a fund %T it v ir :. several of whom have been released ((OW u. l ic t 4 jast- imurisonment by death, in a griewls e,'' c 1 0' all who Might have given comfort to the ir ' menu. r L t Otight t 1 lux. vy HITSREAD, it IS Said; 05 -I 1 , A f 4 ,../.:" 9.?SSary to examine the domestic' servo/W:;0 lEsl_l'7oi., in order to aseertain the guil t °I. 1 . ' of Lord ivizistt.t.E. .:, ' the 1 13" i Musk: —A lat.ge assemblage 0, WO Tribe aft engaged for the castling Ativiic ..,:ijoi, at Gloucester, among whom are MO, flt0;1, so BARTLEMAN, th e 11.NYVETT'Sp \i'1:1;11140f:If9"1' TENNANT, and last, not 'least in nteray,) . :ii or This Musical Feitival does not take pl.lrelio tild Wilber. It is patronized by the firtt Relfrenoi. cmititry; and is expcaeti to be Very Ailail (4' . , ibe i f ' 11 COIOIII' lif • 13ANNIsr-sa mul Miss Dox•st''lll„ ' llidt talents with StlCeeki at ,Girlisle "11W1.1`:tioits, 4 howeve, separately, as alternate a.ttl,;(, _ , ; i e vil e , CheltenhamiS to with the !,,,iii:17,1001,111 respeaing theatrical Matters, Aliii6,l,, '0405 ea, formed Lucy; in The 17 , oin. trlsmaPriL,a, jord, t oo L .,. been exhibited in Bastirind aiid i_ c ii r c.: in tviirl; SittiKSPEAEr:$ mot difficult elX.l'di ~Jl, P 01%; h e . provino;s. What would IP ,1?,,,, 1.0;00, ch it he. saw his dramas thus brought ,"'•ii, o nit' • wil " 4 , th4se Ey aces , v.thOin he has tr''''' " conteinlit in his lia'mlet, es t it) th e . itv ortil vet) Mr. Witivro, one al the ill 1 , l it tleor''so. firm of the Haymarket Thatre, f.:,,,,' mr, Ps v i o l how'd by a private Corresponetegfe,,c; 3 ro, ,ft, wan in the Court of I.' ing's 13encn),,L'ivi got: ..', to signs his letters with the nano 01 :it. r,c•clori WIN aporf, however, does not titia n : . . (19gs l''' vhot ' cotAnn;encnuliciaatrelythi,eicio:psattrech:ds. of, itier,in,s ,iti4s:lllsi arrived from l3otaily 133Yy. I,CoSerte'd b t : or • fent there; the place ma imcl in sad dogs, i abo / . . 1 TPEYMOUTIT, Jo LY 15. --s., 'nt.teiided nivige Oa.