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Obiztiko ifrhiiii.thd . ' .. ' §KIPTON RACES, 'Rol. - i - , . 1 XVIDNISDA?, APRIL ~ ~ t.Sweepthkes of togs. each, with 2' S. added, for 3-year . . old colts. Bst. fillies, 7st. 1 ilb. (Ages as in May). Two Miles. : - . Mr. Preston's br. colt Cleveland . ~- , Sir It Williamson's bay Colt - -t, i . , Capt. Ch amberlain's grey colt . . - •- - 3 • , sto 1 on Cleveland, and 4 tot against Sir H. Williamson's. Same day, a ijunters' Sweep sta k es o f togs. each, for horses, Jct. that ndYer started for plate, match, or sweepstakes, (hunters' matches and sweepstakes excepted) to carry last. ' each. Rode by Gentlemen. The best of three zm. heats. Ca p t . Chamberlain's gr. geld. Whynot ' - . t t Mr. C. Parker's Chesnut horse ' 2to l on W hynot„—After the firsthcat 6 and 7 to t.- 2 •' : ..,_ THUR SDAY., A Sweepsta k es of togs, each, with togs. added, for alLages. Mr. C. Si Two Miles. . Mr. S mpson's eh, horse Sattoni mit h's Che snut co l t - - .- 2 T M) to I on Sax on i. ia rn - edaY, a Maiden Plate of c01..' for horses of all ages—the best of three two mite heats. Mr. Hutchinson's brown colt - I Mr. Dent's brown colt Sir Charles ,_.. " - 2 2 ;, Mr. Harris's bay filly . ~ . . 3 3 • Olt rCharles the favourite. After the first heat, 2to lon Mr. '. .. .11utchinson's colt. 1 TO CAPTAIN 'ALGERNON DISNEY, br THE FIR .i ST .arozata nr or LIPS GUARDS. .......... Blieot;34l where, breathin g Love divine, Our dying .‘la ster.stands i His wcelJlng foilow'rs gatlering round, Receive his last commands. Fro m that mild Teacher's parting lips • , What tender accents fell I The gentle precept which he gave Becam e Its Author well. Blest is the Man whose sofening heart - -; Feels all another's pain To whom the supplicating eye Was neve r rail ,l in vain. Whose breast expands with gen'rous Wirmth A 'stranger's i oe s to eel And ble e d s in ity o'er f the , wound lie wants the power to heal. 1 He spread s his kind supporting arms To ev'ry Child of f;rief ; His secre t bounty largely .flows s\ And bri ngs unask'd relief. , \ . . . . To gentle offices of Love He is fee are neMve r ercy . s's melting eye,low : • H riew s t , thro' A broth er i n a Foe. Peace from the bosom Of his God, eiv peac e to hint I give And when he kneels Oefore the Throne • liis tremblin g Soul shall live. To him proteilion shall .ba,shewh ; And mercy fro m above Descend on those who thus fulfil The perfect Law of Love. SERENA. .........-.........-..--.................. kat TARY THE Anal.: ALS. .........1........... hit The Tragedy of The lieveur was repr e s ente d wee k at the Portsmouth Theatre, by Officers, for the the of the Wives and Chilaren of Soldiers embarked' 1, q- Foreign Service. ' caistaln ELT errlned Za,i . admirably. •Alonz o was well re. Ptesented by N/r. W. ELTON. Capt. BRoUGHTON fe n I , ic'er'd Carlos conspicuous in the piece. Manuel i -4 ` 414rearez were very resp ectably 3ustained by 7e"ta4 Attresiews and jElltritEYS. Mrs . et the TiKELLY, 'he t eatre, performed the part of habelia. 1 st e p - was kfisin g the Wind. Capt. k.,r,virt wa s the il• • .1. ''l4Clier, and- displayed great comic powers. -- . the rest of the parts were well supported.. .Capt. by him drlivered an Occasional Address - , written ' thin lelf, with feelin g . a nti - effed. 'The great Audience had; indeed, ample reason throughout to 4 la PP ud th e talents . 8$ well as'the b aftuattd the P erformers on thi enevole nce w hi c h s interesting occasion. —......„,„.;_... °l4Tit th e Chatam , . Qirt, vraspair lase the Officers o f Si .18°n Performed the Tragedy of Tanned „41',14‘4"da at the Ro heater .Thcatre. The cast - -icnb,..l ~ c ~ t ers was as tallow*: liffleei l Artillery. tatt Q v ... " ... Capt. LAWSON, R oyal. lew e , ;wand e e„:.apt. Do YLE., (.0 4s. Guards. 'Pito, linc tut • * Capt. Ilmteow, di tt o. • . . , b ,sur a ' • Capt. flit A noy Li., d i tto . Ingistriu nt u '''' * , Miss . W ALC9T• Mr B .. miss DIAKI• ii i ii : tisboyee gave a promising specimen o f * lit*„.",elitricid talents, by his just conception of the ib -- ; 114 afted. Mr Do vo e and Miss DRAKE 1 ' thet4 ettailrhappy. The Piece was got up with nt'tst Minute attention to scenery ; costume, de. eee it i on it.,l 4 et,ii p and every other part of the ornamer d % e .; I the dresses of F.arl armored. and Tantre ie Otte ylt,,, °,nikOnly Magnificent. The interiticie of riopi'Le "ewer:wood followed ; the priocipal chit. b o ; r , "Y C a pt. I'iteADDYLL t Fustiays by M!' 4,„;.‘e• The entertainments concluded with T*e 14 " 4 "; ot. The W as , of Windsor. 1,4*,,:?,9,11,t.11uti , Capt. LAWSON. Royal Artillery. Joint 74`Kwolter - Capt. BA,BENGTON. . '-a eleb tit?lll4ern +. •• /lUD. Cat. MACPONAL, - Lap', BitAnont.. g a r Pt lic49llard - Capt. BARRON. ,L4CeCayioVe Mrs. I) • a n 4 ..- - - OWTON. e t iv tntethorn . Mrs. 1.44T05. D ,Cant, "IAD DY L Lbs Caleb Quarts excited - 01110, tenth I 2 a . k .. to rn -"m Lai% .BABINCTuN's Loom Was .7 c a ,44,,n8 deficient eithe r in effect Or humour. 4etrv,' wiACDONALD'a yoku Lain" w.ni equally di. , o , ln g of praise i and Mtb. DovTosl . s Grace Gaya *e te ill f " W i ith lIIIICh applause. The performances v ane ' fi r tr Inc benefit of the Pour. Boxes „were . ad. ;yes e fi l t° 65,-...pit .4 3 . - -Oallery 21.. The House led • both it an eerlY hour, and the audience was numerous and . respettablep ........ ....................1.1 Mr H ....„ terirpri BTTY' l'a o tfort ? the Theatri ca l , P receptor of Mae. ' ef It la adiA, released from the treabie the ,iru4iehe him any farther, a s it is presumed by l eo k"nitY Nat' the Little • Hero of the Stage no e„,44e.,r wants his assistance. But as the b(l's very b 4r ge t lif id success is gene rally understood to it.ive Lin n • "e 'ult of M. Hutroitsx unremitting tai. .._ lt i 4 tO be hoped tha t MH` i Per • . r, ouGli a •• Witt e d ._ , 4 4u .Itave some: share of the g . ohler r harvest,. Nan principles of gratitude as well as " •' • jurene. T he fell • - . ' 44,a_, ,Gtvtng Advertisernent is copied from the who ~7"rin bail, Advertiser,— " TiloSe petsons f or a"ltee been in the habit of stealing my Fence ferr4,krnsider2ble time past, are respectfully in. more c , if equally .agreeable to them, it will be Ito vreient teerne if they steal my wood, and Svc the Pente'fo. be attended with - r th e present—and as it may ov er the , 50111. e little inconyerience getting kheiiace P= a ,, il nil'p the gate is lift unfastened for ommotitition. ' ' 44 S; BWIFT." FROM THE H4/U1 BUTCH P4IPER~. MARII), MARCH 6.--:So uncommon are the ex. ertions making in. the Port , of Cadiz, under 'the diredion of Admiral GRAVINA, that fifteen ships Of different sizes are quite manned, and six are already in the s4y. , Sailors from all parts _of the Kingdom are flocking itiCatliz, as well as Artificers in prodigious numbers'. Commodore °RIDE . cruizis continually in sight of our port ; but'initp:ite of the reinforcement which' he experts, he will by no means be ; a match for his opponents. It is, indeedi time that the Spanishflagre3ent the injuries - done to our Commerce by the English : they have again captured two of our American: Ships, laden trot only witkpiastres, but a cOnsiderabie quantity of mer; chandize of all kinds.' What has been said of the zeal and a6livity Manifested in the Port of Cadiz, may also be applied to that of Feittl. Our Army is augmenting daily ;and thus we shall shortly beln a condition to bid'dcKance, at least] if not to:punish, our Enemies. CADY Z.; MARCH stz..-- , -Our Squadron, composed of twelve Ships of the Line, and teh , Frigittes have entered the road, and wait, only for orders from the Court - to`put to sea. FRANKFORT, MARCH 3o.—One of our News. :papers Contains the Imllowing Article : According to intelligence from Marseillei,. great exertions are - using at Toulon to fit out several additional large and small Ships of War. it is added,-that several thousand Troops had ar r ived ther, and that the Fleet' would again shortly sail, , after being cOnsi. derably reinfujced., Every thing is concluded with the greatest stc,rvek ; the Captains even knew no., thing of-their lace destinatiuOl they had been fur. rushed with sealed orders,, which' were only . to . be . opened in case of great 'necessity, or when separated from the Fleet. Of the English nett oothirg,As known since its late fruitless cruize to Sicily ; it is conjetiured to lie off Si(rdinia. SEM LtN, MARCH report is in circulation . here, that tsomoo Russian troops aTe,asietnti,eti.on thrtruntiers *of .• Wallachia, thit'they are• , te,ntirch, through Servia_fqr Alhania, and aftenvartiloo'ern. bark for the Seven Isi,.nds. AMI3itRD &Rl ' , Arkiz, s.—. From we hear, that a. drf .chment of Bataviandragoons, and a batralion of, French troops, have marched from thence 'to Flushing. It is reported Etat se, veral English ships of war have been seer► of that port. Lrsuorsi, MARCH 6.-Six English ships of war, under roe command of 'A‘linital COCHRANE, hive arrived in our Road. It is not krown tor certain if it is the saute squadron whiciihasbtockided Fer. rot, or the one sent in puriuit Of the fleet which lately escatied. tiotri R.,)dhefort, , On the.4.th the Captain of Ow Eneraid frigate, in violation ()tour neutrality, caused a great number of men to be pressed (coin on boaml the neutral ships lying under quarantine here. Our Government, however, have issued peremptory orders, that said frigate shad not be aulfered to , sail before All the seamen, thus tan warrantably 'seized, have been reatored. ,m FMCS, t9.—The Russian Sra. ciron o which may at . Anatol fur some time in cite ROad of Naplrs, have liana on acruize to the Ma.. tliterranean. PARIS, APRIL, Letter from Milan of the 14th of Match, states, that the Venice -Gazettes have officially announced that the Venetian Provinces will this year be vibited by the Emperor and Em. press of AUSTRIA. The.Tribunate have waited on thts'Emperor (flo. NAP/J.II.TR), and congratulated him on his acceptance of the Crown •of Italy, respeCting which country several more regulations have been decreed The celebrated 'Painter, Gasusa, died at Paris on the zul ult. in the 79th year of his age. General ItArr, Aid.de.ciamp to BONAPARTR, was on the z9th ult. married to MACMUillelle VAN. L RIB 111(5 . 11 E i at Paris. The Dutc - h Admiral VERIIEVI, is indisposed at Dunkirk. Their Imperial -Majesties went to * Tontainbleau the day. before yesterday. This day they - will con tinue their journey to Italy. They intend to pass the Easter Holidays at liyons. —lt is now certain, that the Empress will assist at her husband's Coronation. at Milan. The Minister of War set off far Italy the day after their Majesties' departure.. . . , General JavanAn has resumed the command of the French Army ii, f td.y ; he will also command at the. camp which is to be issetnbled under the wills of Milan. It, is said, that Gt!neral'Sr. CY R will also come tO Milan, quitting his •Army at Naples for some day's. They write from MarAillel - that the equipment of large and. h ni4ll Ships of Wards carried on with the'utrnost.attivity at Toulon, and that some thou. sands Soldiers have arrived there to he embarked, when the Fleet will make another attempt to sail.--- Every' thing is carried on there with the 'great. es t aeceecy, Sums Euglibit Spies have lately been discovered on the Coast ; the Fishermen are alit) suspected of maintaining a Correvp,:indence with the English Fleet. The taper has not again ap. peared off Toulon, but resumed its station off Sat. dinia. LOWER. RHINE, APRIL .4.—.Nolwithstanding the cOntraillitory accounts relative to the Austrian, Empernes j•►urney, the Venice Papers officially an. nourite his expelled arrival. At the Court of Vienna much mystery it oh.erved with regard to . the reil.purport , of ►hat journey ; some assert it will be to Italy; others say to Gltilicia the former 4uppose that the Emperor will have an interview with the French Emperor in.ltaly ; the latter as. rent that His Majesty will meet. the Emperor of Russia in Gallicia, it is also said, the Atchduke CHARLES will accompany the :Emperor. VE.IXONA.; MARCH 1.--It is generally asserted, that this City will witness a Nieeting of the Aus. trian and French Emperors in April or May next. A report also prevails, char a change is to take place with resped to the Dutchy of MhntiLl ; or, according to WIWI'S, with the Sta.,es 15.10g ,, a and Ferrara. • According to the latest accounts from N,,plei t Admiral Nt LirOtt was,ctuizing betwertt_sci)iy_an,i totiion i it' is isseriesi that he has certain lion that the Toulon Fleet has orders to endeavour to convey Troops to FikPi. BayssFL;, APRIL 3:-1t is said that the Couiti df Arienna'and'Berlin are draw'inj nearer together, and that Count ICELLait is (.1141 - ged with the King of - Prussia's answer to the German Emperoi, par. porting, that relative to the affair's of Gertriany, and the intention to prevent or oppose any foreign (hence in-that Empire, closer explanations are ex peCted, and as to those of Italy, the King of Prus. sia declares, in the most explicit-manner, that be would•riot trouble himself about them. KNIGHTS OF THE GARTER. • Horse Guard:, 4.pril2, aos. GENERAL ORLIE4S Respe6ling the Installation of the Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, which will tike place id Windsor, on Tuesday. the 23d of April, t0g...... • Two Battalions of Foot Guards,,fheCrst composed of five COmpanies of Grenadiers, the secead of five companies cif _Light Infantry, will march iirtO V. ind,or on Friday the. t9th rat - April. Lich Battalion will be commanded by its senior Captain, and the Brigade will be iinil:2.e the command 011ie' Honourable Major General Leslic, First Major of the First Regiment.. LictitenantXolon.:l Dalhell will attend the Bri, gade in his capacity of Brigade NI a joi . The liattalleirof G te mailers will carry tha King's Colour of the First Regiment of Guards; the Light lutantry the King's Colour of the..Cnid l stream. The Band of the First Regiment will , be attacht4 to the Battalion of Grenadiers ; tho,.B a hri o f t h e c.,1 0. 1 5t! „,,,, to the Battalion of Light Infantry.• The tutu I3attalions wil; occupy the Barracks, from whi c h the ;Stailpid Regimentof Militia will be removed to Reading. , ‘• ' The Barrack Master General wit l be dir.e4cti,tp aftOrd the best accorarnodsktion circumstanceswi4 , lierniir. • A Subaltern's Guard will precede the march of the Brigade, and will relieve the usual Guard of the Stafford Militia at the 'Castle The Brigade will para ,, ,c in the Castle Yard on Sun day morning, at the lime - I/telt Majeities are going; to Di vine Service. On Monday, the tut instant, a Captain's •G.uard ; - consisting of rim Rank. inid•File,, with a Captain's , Colon rovill mount at the Ca le, in iroU,ls and black natters: :on Tuesday the aid, this Gu,,ril w.ll oc relieved, in sutli cient thne to allow the disinumating to prepare:them saves tor the,Ccremony of the Day, oy a Captain's Guar:l of equal strength, composed entirety of Grenadiers, full dresseki i .nwitit the dressed !tugs Colour of the First Regi ment: , , • The whale Brigade will parade, in full dress, at the hour which will be hereafter specified, • - • - Two hundred of the Royal Itegierient of :Horse Guards,and two Field UtEeers, with 011icer:., Noil.cominissioned Mb? cars, and Trusupeter., in proven pun ,Itiooted and full dress edj, will parade. dismounted, and place theinselvtit'uncier the commandor the Gold Stick in ‘ W offing.. 'The Senior. Lieutenant ; Colonel the Royal Regiment of Huriie - Utiartis .will attend klte:Alikiesty in tull Court dress, .as Silver Stick a Captain ut the Royal. Regiment of Horse"' Guards, full Court dress, at,chd His Majesty as or derly' Officer ; the Brigade of loot. Guards will line the avenues of the Castle through-Mucti the ,Proce‘sionis tqpasc to St. George's Chapel, When the .I',rocession,has returned to.ine Castle, that portion of. the ,Foot ; C uisrtts , Avhich is stationed on the outside of the Inteant CoUrt of to CaStle west to the Round Tower, will me withdr.i;vii, a n t i j o ii i - ffi:, main body in the Court Yard; at tots time an arrongemmt may bermade, for the men to retiieowo Companies at time, to their Barracks, ter a sh(irt refies)unent. - The KiniesS.hiard will or co:r e reni.:in till relieved the following morning, and the wh,tc: th,t "eroopsw7ll remain on duty on thee-23d instant until th...y are informed that their attendance is no longer requited, by inc. I.olcl Steward otitis Majesty's" Household. • From five o'clock of the evening of the 224 inst. till tett. o'clot.k. of the Morning Of the 4•ltivill)i• • tilc ile Guards will patrole on the rdAitteadiu4 1.. r its the Ba6t End of 13 rent lOrd To vvo and pazrules' will ise made by the 9th,l,ight prag - oens frOin Dreittr9rd to W indsor the two roads Iviz.) by Staines aini Slough, and upon till the , Other. onviroin, of :he Castle. - the: airh, the litigiide• or Guards will mar;:ii from Windsor, Ana the bArracks will be re-oci.opicd by the St; lliad Militia. • BY Orin of fits Royal Highness . Tt>e, Commander •II ARMY V c; cu at the Forces. LONDON FASHIONS FOR APRIL. Ftrtt.l)a ass ts.—A full dress.of) fine ivhite muslin,„ em broidered pyrataidically with gold ; the dress made quint plain over the [mom, and clasped . 'with a small attire or medallion ; the sleeve; Olin, and egibroulered to correspond with the, dress. The. hair dressed With a gold bandeau. ‘Vhire shoes. A .tl evening dress of blue crai,;:, or muain, over an tindrss . of white' sarsnet ; the Min: dress made open in the back to shewrthe under one ; the Sleeve 9 plain, and hooped nn the top of the arrhwitli a. brooch. PaostatiAns and Evasiilc. Dliassr l s.---Dress of plain white satin, with long.slceves ; a 'white muslin cloak, with lace let in all round. Straw hat turned up in front, and orna mentCtl a teather. Cover MOVIkS 040.—Dress of sarsnet or muslin. The hair dressed with a wreath at blakk crape dowers • black . glazed gloves. 1.1 eau r ssis. —t The Savoyard rap of .white crape; ornamented with a bunch of roses on the top a A hat cit yellow silk, looped up on the lett wile. .. 3. A bine satin hat, trillthiCtl with the same; turned up before end Ipellind.. 4. A hat of broWn chip, lined` with riguted 'satin, and 'flair/lei with ribband tq correspond. 5. A large hat or wwto satin, turned up in the gone, and ornamented with ostrich feathers: 6. Cap of white said, with a deep laCe border, and fastened up in the front .with a bunch of yelloW roses. q, CT of satin and lace, ornamented with a bunch of roses. - of blue crape. • , GSHARAI.OaSZRVATIONS.-:—The eolifints ,are' pink, blue, and green, all very pale. he huge Spentulthat still continues very ta.shunable. The dresses contiaue to b e made very short waisted, and very low over the bosom and back ; lace is introduced into every article of dress. ' CORN EXCIIANGZ, Ar CUL .10. WIZAT is here in concderable Taantity, the • trade extremely dull, and at less, prices, particohtly for inferior qualities ; there. are 'Wild arrivals of foreign; Rye is cheaper, Barley also; and .very little sale in Malt ; Pease, with Deana of each sort, we see little difference price Oats are in good supply ; some come in from Prussia, and higitprices are asked for this artiCie ; .14 . 10ur is Alen. caul. Wheat loi a Lis a tool ad Fillet Old . tozs a 106 od Rye - - S3s a 58s• od Harley . - a 46i 64 Malt 74 .SOS Whiti PeaSO 42i a 48s óti' Grey ditto 36* a 4os od neall4 • 4as a 4Ss od tick Beans 4ds a 446 pa (fats 23$ a 26$ a 29 od Poland do. - 3o a 31s od Rape Seed - —4 —t rine Pinar Sot'a Sss uil Second:. . 7ss a bar ad A short time since as some labourers were at wok in levelling a pi e ce of4gr:ound, near IVlalling Chutch,.they discovered, leyetal fintri3n skeleton*, and amongst them one 'so much later than - the rest, that their curiosity/led them aactitrately t,) a , certain its length by admeastitethent o and it rrovtd to be exaetly eight feet , Monday . rnorning a Four4.tac t was run in .Hyde: Park, the distance one hundred yaids, for twenty guineas, between the Earl of'DostcHiSTEß's cnach.. titan and the Hon. Mr. BouvExze.s coaehtn4n.-- , ttdd, ran high in favour - cf:thc latter, but the Earl of DORCIIPsTIIk's Cuachi-n.in was via:win-tit; His Royal Highness the Pa - INes of Vit - Al,l_ , i'a leto. titer of the whip, it is s:qd; 114 s lost one itoAred guineas on the occ.tsioo. This is the third race the successful ativentuter has wi) within these three wicks. AssriEk THE businesi' A' tifisCrowri tide condoled or Wedneiday afternoon last, when five Prisoners re;. ceived sentence of death, viz.: Jamul Ricliarasiy, age d 2 t,. .for 'forging an i n . dorsement.upon a hill, value t+l.-Bs. which Lilt had been -taken otit.of a letter. put into the Post..o4c-i at Liverpool, di bed to a perion in Vt r itehester. made an eloquent,. Address to the Jury, satin g his services in . His Majesty's Mivy (s a.,l4ltdship.:, titan) in whiO he had been, wounded . ; The Jury fa comaiendqd him tip mercy. . . - , Thema, Coile . y, aged 23; for having. furgeil ehetk.for 401. on, - Hey wcoLN Hank, at r,iVerpool. After ,hi;,conviftion, it appc.!:,:d, the r.rsori whose nine this • unhappy youth 1,1 forged was stir v yin& t ructee ondtr his f t il !, yrl luta property of his in his possfision at thst time. .Cbgrits. Biro, ..ag . t.l 2p I - or d burg! ry at Mk.; chester, _ . ITVrllram Davis, aged o, (a hlack)Cr staling a, . bill of 57J. at Much Woolson. it appearcd ;lie trial, that bclodgrd at the house of the r ro,ecnt;ix that he saw, the hill giyen to.her, and pat into caddy , . same !light het keys were taken.frOrit. under her head, and the bill taken Out the caddy; The rrisppremained g r remained two or. three days after;' and was then apprehchtled, having on that doy Elard the bill at Liverpool. He asked omst n'f'tile Witnesses several pertinent quF,stions, and in, his'tlefence said, he bad fpund, the. bill, and - did no know the value of it till be t'vent -to Liverpool. He had, however, been , challenged wirh y tak.ing it itnniediately ter the robbery, bur totally cfenied any knowledge of it, Reber, Riky,'-aged 42, fpr &teaiing two coves bttwcen Wigao and N;w tun: MAN.9lo24..l44lllSE.—Yeirerday Ed , ivard Ferlict a buy of -sixteen, was brought before rite 1,04 n. NtAyost, cfrArged wiii.Ndefnuding his imnAtr, • Mr. Mircliam, a. Tobacconist, of tbirerent sums received the shop tot the,sale of variuur.aitide;J., 'Fhis venile depredator appeared to have puiloined money, to a coniftlerable 3rpntint, during a short residence. in hii master's service, and was at last deteetril in secreting three shillings paid for a poitnti of tobaccOi by a person named 4orotnen, who had - been preYi. ou4y instruned to mark the money. The,l4(lot ,MAY9it noticed 'the necessity there silt' for snatch:.• ing-sn young an ofFcndet from &tit uttion, and after bestowing. ,roper admonition. ordered him to be sent nn hoard the Tender, vbsterving y he might becomea, good memher Qf society in . the, ser v ice of hi s Kira;' and C4) . untry.- - • • ELI.TTON•GAP,DEN OFFlCE.—YeStrrday 4//dread: - ,ttil4o.wos apprehended by Trott, the Offs. a few days ago, underwent ao etaminatiunon3 swindling charge, and the.Oflice ' WV3 thronged wittr tradesmen i,vho had suffered by the imp ositions,of tho prisoner, Who, with others, rattled on swindling s, by themselves the - Institutors Or a PafriOtic Establithinent for the Reliefcof Poor Fami. whole finthatids, .Fathevs, S:c. were seryint in the A oily and N a vy. The Prix /car resided at No. '9, cloucester.street, Queen. -, qoaet., bury, at which place. 4 sham office was 'opened flr subscriptions, &v. by which the vhdaothropist, as as the tradesnin who furnished .the house, was 'do pe d, Th e Public were. also - 4111)11f-cf. Lin by being led to stiprost that this undert.:king W MI , supply the fatnilics .4bove _'staters bread at 6tl. the quartets loaf; and a baker's slily was opened in Dyot.stteet.to • give plausibility to this 4lll'posed plan ; but the .aread was procured film a'baker hi Seven Dials, by the man who 0/tette& the shop, who st a ted that his oven was not rody. bker.wficit supplied,.the bread* los one - of th.,se ,whd suffered. trbepri t o n e e kept a black "servant• at the suppwed oinceinGloue . ester,s,treet, who h4d 17:eurs innocentli trepanned in this business, and who 'developed the whole, or the transadiont ,of hit master. It ilppcgred by the Olio:went of this man, Char goods were tens in daily, by ditf.ercnt tradesmen, and on their callio.g for the arrr.unt them,, the Prisoner used to hide himseit..in is cupboard, so. that the tradesmen had' not the smallest chance cf recovering their property, which Was usually Liken`aWay scion after its deli- This:t . seevanestated al s o, th at h e f requently tctak Letiters-to different Noblemen.; some of whom . , t he believed, had been led from the purest motives, to countenoticv the supposed underr.iking„ H e at, one time 'watt stilt With One these Letters to Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, wham 'the Piisoner afterwards' waited on. .The churges fro nt different tradesmen were' numerous,' and the, Pei.. isotter-was remanded. till Saturday. He is a char; mean.looking fellow, and m ust have laboured um. - der great disadvantage bi'aeting the pan of A Ceti , tient:to. An inquest was held yesterday before the Coro. (lel for the County olSurry, at the New Inn, West. minster.road,- on the body of Atari Harris, of Mason street, Lambeth. The deceased was.sup. posed to have been murdered by her son, working blackoaith, in aAt of intoxication, on Sunday. After examining some witnesses, ana the Medical Gentleman who had, at the -desire of the Parish Officers, been called in to view the body, the Jury returned # verdisti--Died 1, , ,y the Tiiitatiom of Gad. A young woman passing thrOugh Litre TBrirain yesterday tuotilng, slipped off the }payment t her head was run over by a waggon, and tifid Was killed on the spot. Oil Saturday•eveniniz a traveller, who came hit* into Canterbury froth Deal;, 1461( up hi, I ,, dging ivy the ni;lit at the Cock public house, near Westgate, and, as acre will ms spire bed in the'flo4se, wag obliged lo take the halt part tn'onn : , ';wady' engaged by anothor person, s (Tl4ll 4.12 ' the nJrne of /144.rtra r or ilfartier, by trade a sl;oetnaker. In. the cour s e of the night, his fellow lodger frank t.he bed, ;ani Abniit five on Sunday' morning disevieted o rho! notl, to tho aniouncot.fiftypoond o had been t4oL,,q (tom hi, iireelies pOektf, and tit3t his Imt, r, err colt, -thet Tsttif4ele of carisi_ derable alsO (~ R teied .ItfOrae., tli3te porsu:t was made afin he was tr:teed neat") to the top of H , ls),;•yil ori road to 1,...inJ0n, str.herc iti. he tur ne d or into thd 1,v00.25, an d, as )z., has CirJad evory atarchi