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do 1 friend, t.~c iiefl'eg.a(Fo cf a.iapt their and tirnt ' q erioll se...tencei •. .s it is s eti h e *Hi (10; "10 eCinserinee . n, of the reifre-' ,e to entation-3 :such 'cle . n Ver Consclicirs, u We t 1 • with Itrefore relinquiTh the contest, leave then 4.4 Possession of theit new interPretation of Brit Ish th e . and conclude by hinting. to " Wandront Wizard" of the 13u°N4PA"TE fir g tnal, t h at we this mnrnin observed- sear: It rlft° Pqcedent very like !di. It was that of a Dog .41.11 r n 'eY, like Lawyers, want p r e c ed e n t f or cer acts) *lnch was very busily and dirtily en tiP4.rt ged in icratehing fora pr e c e d ent n a mass o f k With the int en ti on o f using: for It A filthy purpose, when found. Now to "PPetted that t h e ' ot i gtnal precedent was 13erverted, lost, and con rounded by the pre -I:3removal or this heap of trash, that the poor I ''s like the poor F, iitor and. his friends CAPEL 11 :1 1 1 ;:, 444 Mont. W A OINOTON could discover_il a z ,,4 to answe r his ptirp.se,• we saw I . la a like then!, sneak off dissatisfied , al pitiable and tinaVoury. pickle. _,.... It • tt l i lt I,l.teported that two Ladies are to .b . 7, . p e e:: e .") company ac liLtotzAp A t t Tp, to S r ... II 1 111 )? th e p. 1.1 t h ere a re letters fl OM It aly, t ill ~ (.1 t ench .11al tt,te"llle from .twin are to 0 i3 h t a l ‘ i .e in t s a t icen l l)o 7 itA s; l at tile Piedmontese troops 1;2 4 at. Grenoble. • . Fe s from Ist of )111e,,"'"daY Government received titla"°' Ayres, and Alonte Video, dis ( p ia a t t e c 4 , . tottxtrnet of a letter from the Agents i e at 6 inst. tri`...Lovn's, dated July 8 :—`! Ohtl Majesty's brig-. G th enoa, Itis'etal here from Leghorn, his i..ih,, 20 men, with small privateer, tidN , , ,_...., ' 4 4;1 0 „ e a bil), ) t gtill, commanded by h eel. 'OO Pereajo, captured off t-; ! : h er or- A . I_ , lc ec ti . A il k a t. ; (at te t,o i ti la t d o tt ; rat four days, hut . made noprizesnation, except Atiier‘i ere to take vessels of anYs. `sotes. I t is 14,ttila atid those of the Bat:ha.Y been fi tte d o at '. tl 'it 14 sitoilar row -boats h ave .)urpose of trmi 1 . 4 the Island Of. Elba, for p„ii i 2ll '";• It is reported that two or horn, with A,i5.d..11 It front Naples to Leghorn, into Porto the t i llree Nea ,trkeilßti troops, were obliged. to I" that they have 1 h e 90 by stres s of w'eather, aI. . T.s ~ - n (l et • I,‘ Rifled, and the trmus made ..11.4et of letter 'root :Madrid, ly e , 1 . a i re the cc.l ) - prisoners. ,, .. _. ta te ,a_..‘e learned With great pl.easi.titiat;:ydisjitollny"eu-; teta•arthitgetta in _:s.mertca, by `a_cording to ti,"7.,ylorillo's expedition, wit"): ..c.rainsr Co 1114‘,;I:Rst accounts had proceecteo",, lead e P° 4 and the. Caraccas„ of which b l., r Wis soon expected." „:,tters front Dieppe anti Rouen state, ttli:ts. the , u , i r ( - 1 , •,i e ,, „, . where received wit) '- 'it ma lls Was every . Id respect. 0 4 itittle strongest marks of affection t _ al. i ron , her cja.ri,er landing the horses Were. take n front of p, rs ` A ge, and she was drawn by a "",' 'to the 4 14 it ' 7 1 ' - -/reotated with white ribh`'nus' the ) , i4ti de Ville. - D ur i ng he, stay at the port,with ,Ithiier of the harbour par:itted the streetsi)tt her tiiii,i, scarfs and the natioaal hamlers• as 4 Ri U a th to Rotten, 80 of the citizens met.her,at(___ tio i t `: ) l f l r'i bottom., and with an escort, 8112 of itlhie -tity. 200 efivalry, she enterel the g' i t '. nec d il After a ..'.the The"t re dm i „ R i ,i,.., _ pi eatin g at . , t ~ix in t h e ,Illtirt,isut, On Wednesday, at half-past by ‘4"i e p P';' 31 'e set off far 1";11'k, Ti'llgitsli .1, lily :111(1 tWo o hers • itr the lilittlea 14'11'100 Coitimittee for tna"VZ", 'letter fra11,e1,.."0 iihscriptions have receive` '- tan elxt!illee lit.venEß, of \vhieh the following ~I;_s_ lied ,„,!,,',let:----" I hope nation is. n 0.4 S• t . -- 1 -.1111 nt_, your . of eight days, form ~. • I have in the coa r se .en„age iaerlis.Lao • pitched Int Wes and fivee 611311 • and t)lask,Hh:ive taken two fort.ned tots its s , e,, my kin t t t , ' l'ee tortresseq, - For these C W . CeS , f their h °4- 1ta:1 4 ,,: 1)3 hav e p a i t ., , he price 44'20 000 ( v oeters.,, 1.14 ' 1. so; . 1 " your efforts pray reineutoer our to estettlal, b • nets quay -I' t)IT 0 J etn g the first day of t he . rs f or tilt it e I 'e tratisacti,n% of the Cullilti'SSWia no Dtiri, ( Hetion of the National Debt, as usua l , ,/, 4) tr 4se was made h-, them iii the Funds. tte co • p ' ( l l , the will hegira with purchasing 90,0001. . e ) 11 ,'W tililik B ey tile diminution admitted und er !l lint& IVlRetnent whit reitard to time Sinking.the c'4,a'll.,liileti'lltrtaiest:lfloPt)t°l:ell(lptltlllll3lte.ae°e'i:iticlth:\l:7gilei blailve a the 4 t . e r'lhiQ ttreet on tile Stock market. Nl,,‘intle)°4lol.,)avin.g been in circulation, Plat it was ,7 1 P. ii.„,, " is 01 Governmel,t to convey. B.u°&,Al - "ti l st 1 rlyinntith to Scotland by (‘ot )111"3et Veonyntry offered theirialsi'de;vitctees c4,,.,' 'troll), • ' - ev‘itt, to .i t 'itt hi tt at, 111 Case of such an . ii _,E ,qt 4, 1 . or to enter on airy duty the r111•7' miltl .rrt'l"lit thin' milt coil,-;a proper on sue I w. __ ..,... • 'ecl at • 9tlence, , the following letter ", the raid th e N. , ch,,, y ot iteon.latity Officc, in Bath, from I ~ ate s Offic e Seri tit-•. 4 Whitehall, July 27, 1313 *, 111 (If.v,a,nt. directed by Lord Sidinouth to tick now!Tig" that 411.,',4 ''l.l letter of the .?..3th inst. and to inform you tiaim., kr,,t14,1{1 %,41..!.0ttd for the report therein tnent , oned. I. _..u if ,C,E.lnr to assor. yon, that 1;4 Lordship is ver).S,_ _ diiti''' N„„, 4"ill which has dictated the present offer ,t 7 iltiisi''pet Yeomanry Cavalry. and which- has always Tt 1 , ii 7‘.' thßt Cm', . it9ol(l44eikrA3, snit', yu.o; most obedient li , u , rn' 'e .ervant, J. a ll ' E-cKETr." l et I hen ) 'e"e* ,t'itt i f,. liii division of the British•forees, on , i 'oi l , 0 a ... .. i il title; h ilt ' tat, had not sailed on the 17th ti rbectimei ‘ t Was ready, and expected to depart D, 1 111 % of /‘• It consists of the following rep ' 1 1, , 1 , of :--the Gth Ist hatt..Bth, 2d ditto, 4t •ii ( 1 It itt t"' 5711 1 Ist ditto, 81st, ist ditto, SU, at.l:lle )41)9°Lb., 1 st.' ditto. tttliber4eetirlie7llSirlisre militia we're re-embodied ,'Nt it i of . , 0 1 tiesday se'ciiiighr, !nide'. ~ t he 7'4lqt m ( ~.0 i •he liiglit lion, the Earl of Anol r.k. . ik Co t Hall 11'11 ••1 ' Wm. 1( A't Eli ' % to,/ ape} ,r_o ... e ( yest(i( ti , , declared . ~ t, , ',l ticncsoN, F.,sl. Were - 't)st • '' '-herifs of Londo n and Aliddiesex for • ~.c .) ittig bea. r1'514414 ixtitAl, ttili,r.with ._. NGR., Atio. 2, ---Vire had a few .. 3 . 1": i tit ta 41 trans this looming, hot the ttade t • 1 l lit Ntici erY (11111; the fete sales effect( r. It 14 411 , t e Was n %on \ ' , ti le , 3 "1,1 rather lower unfits ; ..'. ‘l , heat -"loud, urt s of Graiu told at the same rate Y. 'AVAL NEW. FALMOUTH, JULY 30.—Sailed his MajectY's !hip CastiliAn on a crake ; Duke of Kent nael:er, COATsWORTH, with a mail for Lisbon.—Wind N DEAL, AUGUST 1.---Arrived, and remains for orders, the Neptune,COWFIAM, from liava'nii;4l.; Hasty sloop of war from a cruise, and reinains Arrived; and 'sailed for the River, the Elizabeth, 1-IENDI:RSO, from Mogadore ; Putt.t.iPs, and Eliza, BROWN, from Plyamuth.—Wind N. PortTsmouTu, AUG. I.—Arrived his Majesty's slip Ringdove from the Downs, and the Astrea transport from Gibraltar. Sailed his Majesty's ship Swinger for Guernsey.—Wind Westerly. PLYMOUTH, JULY 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Acteon, Wanderer, Pheasant', Itolla,'Peru vigil, and Bloodhound, from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's ship Vanguard, 74, from ro - rtsmoiitli. RAMSGATE, AUG. I.—Arrived the-Friends and Coaster transports from Ostend. Sailed the For., max, Apollo, Union, Samuel, Neptune, and Mary transports, with troops, for,Holland. Hutt., JULY 31.—Arrived the Walker, HAtt msoN, from Greenland, wiqs 6 fish and 20 seals, and ISO butts of blubber.—From Captain H. we le mu the folio - ing• pluticulars of the success of the ships of thi: port : The Aurora, three fish ; Brothers, four; Cato, six ; Cyrus, thvee ; Duneombe, eleven ; Evert horpe, four ; Elizabeth, se ven; •Lard.ier and Joseph, two ; Gilder, four ; Harniony, four ; Venerable, five ; Egginton, none ; Friendship, none ; Iligliflyer, four ; New Manchester, one ; Old Manchester, five; Mary and Elizabeth, eight; North Briton, two; Per severance, one; Priori. of Brazils, one ; Royal George. two; Richard, two? Sisters, two; Thornton, three; Wiltiam,three; Equestri , s, none ; ;,•rqd Zephyr, none. The Cyrus, Sisters, Arohers, and Duncombe, were in compamy with the Walker. Upon the whole, the fishery has been very bad this season. We exira►ct the ,followi►►g interetting account from ;I German Paper " We receive from all quarters the most satis factory accounts on the subject of the care • and attention bestowed Inon the brave soldiers wound ed in the battles of the 16t., and 18th June. 'The inhabitantS of Bi . abant vie ~vith e•tch ocher to the affordin.v succour and relief to them. Above All, the genera ,s inhabitants of Brussels, without dis tinction of rank or age, traversed the-vast field of battle, durin ; .: the days t' at immediately followed. the memorable victory gained by the allies ; they assisted the surgeons, furnished lint and bandages, and supplied the wounded men with nonrishirent, which they so much wanted. With out stopping here, the generous Ladies caused the Wiled to he carried to the town and the neighbouring' houses, • and enyioyed them selves, with atfeeiing care, in areviating 'their distress and at cellerating their cure. Those of the wounded .c ho were. it such a situation as made it possible for them t o ' +e conveyed to Antwerp and _Ghent,. were received in Viese cities with. equal benevolence Tne inhabitants of a place, where a Hanoverian crirps ad been eantoned be fore the commencement of hostibties, cattle to talie the wounded 0' that corps +rout Oh field of Ir.irtic', eager to titinife,t, by th e attent i ons which • they lavished upon them, their gratitude to those hrar . e tro‘ips, who, by Lheir her. , ic valour, re moved the dangers _NI - i.. 41 menaced them, and preserved for ever the independence of that fine country. _ _ 'llly PRINCE'S Coyly? —Yesterday the PRINCE RPGENT•be!d'a .Court at Carlton-ionse, which was . attclided, among other's, by the Lord Presi dent of the Council, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the M aster-(general of the Ordnance, the Secre taries of State for the Home and War Depart- Ments, the President of the Board of Contr , the Bishop of GLOUCESTER, the Prince CASTEL CICALA, the Marquis of ANGLESEA, &C. His ROyal Highness I a Privy Council, at which the Marquis of ANGLE,EA was introduced and sworn in a Member, and took his seat at the Board accordingly. The Rev. Dr. RYDER did homage before the lUGENT'unon •his being elect ed Bishop of Gloucester. The PRINCE gave audi ences .to the Earl of HAKHOWBi , , Viscount Sm.- mouTtl, the Prince CAsTELCICALA, &C. KEW, AVG. 1. —Yesterday morning the Dukes of Yoa and KENT Tame to the Palace to pay their re.Teet•-, (he QUEEN, and to inquire after iyr MAJEsint's health, and afterwards. their Royal ErghnesSes returned to London. Her MAJESTY, accompanied by the PRINCESSES' attended by Vis countess MELVILLE, took au airing, in a coach and' font-, and returned to the Palace to dinner. SIR WILLIAM PONSONBY.- - -The following par ticulars, on the truth of which we perfectly rely, have been commurtieited to us respecting the fall' of - this lamented Officer, on the glorious clay of tlmiSth of June.—lt has beets mentioned, that his death was to be attributed to his being badly mounted ; and this is perfectly cOrrect. He led hYs brigade against the Polish Lancers, and checked at once their destructive charges against the British Infantry ; hut having pushed on at some distance from his troops, accompanied only by one aide-de-camp, he entered a newly plough ed field, Nvhcre the ground was e xcess i ve ly , so f t . Here his horse stuck, and was utterly incapable of exPripating !iiinself. At this instant a - b o dy o f Lancers approached him at full speed Sir WIL LIAM Saiv that his fate was decided.—He took out a picitire and his watch, and was in the act of giving them to his aide-de-catup to deliver Id his wife-and f am ily %Oxen the Lancers came up. They is ere bath • Hilt(' on the• spot. His isody was - found, as. •we mentioned smite time ago, laying ber c it'., his &irse, pierced with seven lance wounds. Before 00 . -4'4 Was ended, the tiuliih Lancers were almost entirely cut to pieces by the brigade I which this brace ()dicer had led against them. , PRINCESS CtIARLOTI'E. YMnUTIT:i, JULY 31.—He1% Royal HighoC'sS Princess, Cfi4t.o•l:TE attended t)y Colonel Adenbroke,,,Rey. Dr,Short, Ce4nitgss of Ilehester, Mrs. Caibpbell, and the iNlisses Coates; arrivcd here Ott Thursday evening. Her Royal Highness slept at.the Palace. of, the Lord Bishop b. - Salisbury, on \Veduestlay evening, on her way hither ; the next tnorningshe visite(l the Cathedral, and received the compliments, o,le the Dean and Chapter, the High Sheriff of the CoOnty, and Captain Baker, of the Salisbury Troop of Yeomanry, and after taking an early dinner, her Royal Highness left Salisbury. The Yeomanry Cavalry escorted her Royal Highness through the county, and mounted a guard of honour at the Palace gates during her stay. On the approach of her Royal Highness to this town, 'she was received with all the honours due to her exalted rank, and an immense concourse of people were assembled on the Royal Terrace and Esplanade, on the happy occasion. A Royal salute was fired from the Greyhound Revenue cutter, commanded by Captain 11. Wilkinson, and returned from the battery on the shore. The next evening a most brilliant and general illumi nation of the town took place: The serenity of the atmosphere, the occasional discharge of can-' not; front the Francis Freeling Post-office packet, commanded by CaptainF. \Vhite, the fire-works and illutillntitionsin boats 'on the water, and the vast multitude that promenaded the town till the morning's dawn, renflered th,e whole a most sub lime specracle.—Hcr Royal Highness being in disposed with a slight cold, has - not yet quitted the 'Palace. . ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. D EPA ETU R ES Earl and Countess of Essex, for Cashiobo'ry Park, .near Watford ; Lent-General Sir Ewen Baillie, Bart. for the Con ;kept, from his house in Berkeley-square ; Viscount Valen tia, for Arley Hall, Bewdler; Earl and Countess of Galloway sad ifawily, for Coothurst, near Horsham; Hon.' Mrs. Clif lard, on a visit to her father, Lord John Townsene -Bail's Park, Herts ; General the Hon. 'Zir W. Stewart, K. B. M. P. R d Lady, for Saudgate; Sir John and Lady Burke, Bart. for Marble Hill, Ireland ; Sir John Stewart, Bart. M. P. for Tunbridge Wells; Duke and Duchess of Brdfoa•d, for Ta viitoch; the Duchess da Castries and the Countess of BarrY more, and suite, for France; Cap;. Lind, for Dieppe, with Lord Monntjoy, the Abbe Sicard, &c. ; the Duke of Rut land for Paris, accompanied by General Bloomfield and Mr. Douglas. ARRIVALS AT BRIGIITOV.—The Duke of Athol, the Marquis of Ely, Ladies Rawlinsoii, and Manners, Sir Charles ARRIVAL S AT HARROWGATE.-Sir W. and Miss Walker, Col. and Mrs. Comm.tham, Major General Bateman, Lady Williamson, Sir. II: Williamson, Captain Finlay, R. N. Cap tain Maxwell, N. &c. &c. ARRIVALS AT EmNotttour. —l.-idy Charlotte - Durham, Vis count Normanhy, Gilbert IFlL:atlicote, Esq.—Set off from the sarae place, General Balfour, of 11.1birnit ; Robert Hay, Esq. of Spott. PARISIAN FASHIONS.-The Gazette de France of Saturday, r dr sc rin eb the followi►►g novelty in the dreis o►` the Parisian Ladies :—._ " The costdone of the Scots troops does not in the least alarm our belles ; they have suddenly taken a great liking to it, and we now see a complete dress a /,' Erossaisre, at the shop of the fatuous Merchant( des Modes, Lerni. It consists of a rose coloured spencerwith tartan petticoat and boots. The whole is crowned! with a black hat, with red feathers, which hang doWn tinder the chin, and are fastened by a tartan tibhon. This costume is to be worn for the first time this - evening at the Opera." On Friday morning . Wm..Tcrt SCOTT, Esq. set off from his 'house, North Castle- . street, Edin burgh, on a tour to the Continent. .lonNsToNs:. concluded his engagement at the Edinburgh Theatre on Saturday last, and from thence proceeds on his dramatic tour still further ,North., Poor King JOACIIIM, it is said, is sadly in doubt whether to join his. wife or come prisoner to England ;—hard is the alternative between a foreign yoke and a yoke domestic ! .• - Yesterday DOOOET's Coat and Badge were rowed tor, according to annual custom, by six waternied, who have completed their apprentice ship.—JoHN SCOTT was the successful candidate. the London Highland Society's annual Bag- Pipe Prizes were contended for on Wednesday last, in the Theatre of E.4inhurgh. Sir John Sinclair, Sir 3. M. Murray, Sir A._ M. Mackenzie, Sir A. M. Lochart, and Admiral Fraser, were, the presiding Judges. One man of the Scots Greys, from Ayrshire, has eighteen sword and sabre wounds, the greater nuniber of which were inflicted by the French after he was on the ground, dismonnted. His name is V.Ati , AtE, and . A . few (lays previous to the battle he had accounts of his Father's death, by which this gallant private soldier became possess ed ot 12,000/. He says that he saved his life in tie end only by calling our in french as the ene my were charging over him OIL ! mon Diet 171011 Dieu! tne.s antis, mes amis ! by whin contrivance he was taken for one of their own men. A distressing accident occurred on Monday near the village of Southgate :—Mr.)tikErthi.t. and Mr. BRinGFs were proceeding to town together in a single horse chaise, when it was found'neces. sary to .adjust some part of the battiest. Mr. GRENFELL gave the. reins to his friend until he got out and ma d e th e re quisite alteration. In the interim unfortunately the hOrte took fright, and Mr. BRIDGES being alone in the chaise, and not %tell accustomed to the reins, could not at all manage the animal; the consequence was, that the chaise tvas shdrtiv ofiset; and Mr. BitibGEs tieing thrown with vioknce on the ground was killed Ott the shat. The deceased had recently retired td t he neighl)o ur hood of Winchmore-bill. ANoTiiku. TitIRTY THOUSAI4D Ticket; No. 8,539, drawn yesterday a Prize of 30 . ,0991. Add 8,812, Faso drawn yesterday a Prii.e of 400 d/. were both shared Etnd sold at WEnti's mot fortu nate Office,'No. i/, 11,6(4:ate-Street (near •St: Paul's), where the holders of the Shares May re ceive their money on deinand. It will he 'ree.ol - that No. 3,869, the only) Peizi. 0f'30,000/. in the last Lottery, and Nis. 2.,502. the !gist P' ze of 10,0001. ever shared, were also sold by \\' EBB. TIM THEATRE. . . niBhtat the Lvcemn, tuns a Musical I .t.;`tyce of two Act, tntith:d, lily • The Pulan faye int(' ill y Gtanchnd ther; Brother, 'rd "Sister, illy Wife . ; laid, it we may venture. a pttn;,'w-e,pity sett/ that they Vote not 'e9:zseyed out of the applause which they bestowo 60 the Piece yr lost bight, as it was a di verting' Dramatic,.:Sket'ch. Mrs, • Coi:b ett Mfrs. .I.4llLovc:E)::the Aunt, is a rich old lllrid. She has a prote,;( , ;"e inoned E:iitnitt (Miss i'66LE), whoni ,• " s r iiiten.“s to ocstowi will' a suitable fortune, oft • • fler nephew nashati 0v9.i.LA60, who, however, she frars,lvAdreeetitly rbin'ed , himseit gar;)ing. It appears ,that Enttn4 had ConceiVed . an at tagh- Mem for Captzqn l'ineeht which was inn ttral, and the Captain had arriVed with his servant battle (Lhat...),, in order to (e - Vie some plait fur ,seeing. his Mistt ess. bashall cdmes to the same Inn, hewailing the loss of. his wont:y.- 13e and , Vincent. being iictittaiiited, the latter is informed bYDastuin tkit tie ii nothing- left hot a miniature of tliel,ady Miom his aunt intendi for his wife. rincent, on seeing , the laic: lire, finds that it is the likeness of his nktress, and iiti - ers to purchase it. Dushall, reduced as he will tint sell it, but agrees to stalsc it agains:t 501. a: . tfie game of hazard. Vincent Consents, loses, and it gradually stripped of all hiS . property, is anxie ty to obtain the portrait of his idol. In this ex tremity, bemoaning his fate; be is overheard by:Airs. Corbett, who has reached the same inn in pursuit of her nephew, and, - not having seen liasheill fur many years, she conceives that Viikent is the man. She therefore makes li,A-iellknown and iniiitesdlim to her mansion. By the advice of Rattle, Vicent suffers hey to reinain in the delt(§ion, and proc'eeds with her to her home. Doshall so, n arrives, in toxlcattd, at Mrs. COrbett'S, and alter some hi (litmus equitumjne,' mattet s are fully developed, and as Dashatt ice - wholly indifferent to Emma, she is assigned to Vincent by Consent of Mrs.-Corbett, and the piece concludes with the avowed resolution of Dashall tti alone for past conduct by future re formation. The plot of this little piece sufficiently intri cate ii ii hunt obscurity ; the dialogue is lively, and. it ha'S the support of SOnie Very pleasing music, Sportive and tender, COmposed by AnnlsoN. The OVCSItIre, ire 1111derSUind, is the same that pre ceded The Sleeping Beauty, but though thA piece is on ilieshelf;:the Overture deserved to be 1, tied: trom obli‘ion. The piece . was admirably sup ported by WALLACK and HARLEY. Mrs. 11AR- LoIVE also acquitted herself very w+11; and PYtskE and Miss l'ooLE contributed their musical extT lions with effect. It was announced for repetitiMi by lIARLEY with the hearty consent of a ntinter ous ,audience. The piece' is attributed to Mr. AttripLo. • W L \TELLIGENCE. COtillt CHANCERY', Auc. 1. The Enntirttpt Petitions we're entered tiro l ri; hot no matter of Public ,ioteres: 'Occurred. At one o'clock iris Lordship roie to qttetid a Conildl, and %vi.ts socceede:t in Court by his tlonotir tbu VICE-CUANCELLOR. In the Report of the cause, " Slushay and an other v. Morand and another—Morand and an other v. Soushay and another," we regret to find, that the Reporter (who is in the habit Chancery Reports to. many of the Papers) mo s t strangely misunderstood, and gros'Sly misrepre sented some of the statements. It is totally talse that Mr. Morand had absconded or emigrated iii consequence of the failure of the speculations ; and most of the other.statements . respecting that G en tl eman (whose, conduct sumdstinimpeachable) we re equally - erroneous. ‘Ve sincerely 'anima that the misconception of the Repot ter, which it was impossible for us to he guarded agaitiSt, should °have catised such gross inaccuracies to aft= pear in our columns ; but we have takeo the 11e.. ! cessary Means of guarding against a repetition 4cif such emu's, by ceasing to receive miN Mote re ports, upon any subject whatever, from a quarter in Which, however unintentional, we rhos found, ourselves liable to be deceived.--:(lloriting Post.) lIEKEFORD ASSIZES. • At Hereford Assizes, list week, hi. the Bpecial Jury cause, the. Earl.. of JE!tsEY V. SMITI-1, ott which property worth nearly 290,0001. is pendant, a special verdict was taken,. finding facts which were principally admitted on .b4ithi. sides, the legal effect of which ig hereafter to .he decided on argument befOre -the Court of King's it. is an aCticill in which the, Noble Earl disputes the validity, of. 'lu dicrous leases granted by th late Lor d Vernon; who was tenant for life of the prinverty in question, under a leaShig power. The only tact which w a s submitted to the 'Jury, arld neon whith the p:trties could not agree between themselves, was,.whe ther the lease under which the detend:itit claimed to hold the property, was in Conlormity with the nsual and and accustomed form of gfaitting leaSes On the estate in question; and this was` found by the Jury in favour of the tenant; and. Was acrOrd inglyembodied in their Special verdict with the other facts upon which the partieS were agreed; iiOLiCE itiii&siiik-tiousE.—Yesterdav a genteel clieseil young man, a foreigner, was 6hargi.d-itOole !he boßti MAYflit with ilefrandiug, several iiin-keepers ut sums tit looney, Sec. upon false pretences. lie Wls committed to prison. .110W-STREET. - -V6teillay George • airt• under went no examinatiiin; charged on stisliici~i~ of breaking Open the • worellOose of Mr. Peu = tier, of Lothbur, arid stealing. the prdperty ; arid. his father; the Hi - Mk:tic! of Elie riloch,..botel p•iblic hotise, in Holborn, 'was Charged the sarne, knowing it to Ifave licen Stole 0: They vir*e both colmilittett.(or tortlivr ex imIllatioo• AIARLBOIIOUGH-STRFE+.---- YeSterthiy Toteu4nd «a a pkehende4, brolight. before t h e Nh g im• A tt s of 'this three, chzirged. o i i picion w th toviag-stolen 92 b rooc h e s , valiant& articles of jewellet y, the property of Alt. CltArks Alders; Of No. 12. Dtike-street, bury. The prisoner was ordered for r6zexarni. nation. ei ! I 3gr 13(' e tl!' :Der ( af nt!) ,1151 0 1 ' 11 tic ( ' o de' Ca ll ' [ Ili4 cli s' ti I" ice) eV e( o° ll )e S' ee rf# rrl e ' ~, A P 110 6 e ol' sor - ~ itS' ' j 01) r: 10 ; o• f Loi'