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dissatisfied. as the War continues—all respeet for them will be entirely withdrawn in all quarters— ', and they will find that they have exposed the Na tion to great sufferings,' only because they had the vanity to suppose themselves capable of performing the duties of offices which they were totally un. equal to execute. Yesterday about a quarter before twelve d'cictck, THEIR MA J ESTIES and the PRINCESSES AUGOVI* anti ELIZABETH, attended by Lady WALtiE6,RAVI, arrived at the Queen's house, from WindSorf about one o'clock, the PRINCESSES MARY, AmayArand . &nit A, attended by Baroness Hows f a llowe t The Diftzt . of Ka&r, Ladies AYLESBURY and CARDIGAN, and Mrs..ARTHUR STANHOPE;atrived in the .course of the morning, to pay their t respefts ,to the .ROy a l Filmili at 'the' Queen's house., ; HIS MAJErry, after dressing and taking-some. reteshment i went to St. James's.Palace, to hold a LeVee,, which commenced a few minutes beinre one: • o'clock, and was attended by the Arehriishorof CANTERBURY, the Bishop of Extrits., Oki Ssc Rt. TARIEs of STATE., their ExCallebcjes the i'mperid,'. Danish, American, Neapolitan, .I(ussfati, Porta. guess; Sardinian, and H anoverian Ambassad o r s , t h e I , Judge, Mat t iat,. and - Advocate General, and the Dean of Wtstm',lster.. 11fli guts res--Cleceto and. Salisbury. Zaiit— Romney, Chatham, CoitrtenaY, Mountnorris ' Sand voch, I larriti4ton ; Westmorland,.l4rtlntAtth, dia 1) , ,c1q • Pisifromo ' Casiltreagh, and Falmouth. . ' L.1.d.1,--11,ostco, Stuo9l4;gokt4TA,.liawize4bury,.C., Spencer, Templetow'n, Coleraine - , Grenville, ( Maisham,•Tetutile,.c. Sotuereeti,and•Arden. . . Barpn Lentl)e. . Gewera/s—Nodas, Carlton, Phipps; Hay, 11:tirtL 'Stewart. •`- Leslie, pelAncey, Eleitfe, Rainstorth, !toss, Walpole, and .• . Loftus, ' " •. . , • jild,jo4l-- Earl And Brown. • . . canneh—Hamilton, S lade, •Ed*Ards, Phipps,' Coventry, He -4141tge4 Ppyntz, qate4.lll, and Chester. Cipt,uns—MUore, Giles, Watson, Diake, and Talbot. — ' . Russo'', W. Young, F... Hartliop, 1. Frederick, and • Itiesirs.--Addington, Brake, Striittbn, Legon, 11; Legon, iwenburg. kcv. Sandetbrcl, W. nuudai; Hales, Wallace; Faulkner, NOrte. • • • I Sir:BaoctaWATsoN had the honour, to kiss iris MAiy.sTl!'s hand, on his being'created a Baronet by Patent. The following had the hOnour to be presented to I.l%ts'l D.fin jrtszTo Ci)lcinel l;oh, by General bitndas, CovernUr Carlton, .on, his return to England, by Sir Brook _ Lieut,:nant-General Hay, on his return from the East Indies, - iiy General !laird. Colonel Augusts Phipps, by his hrbther Genurat.Pitiops, on his being appointed to tt command in the Excise Office Corps Colonel Slade, Col. Edwards, Major Batl,and Capt. Moore, of the Lambeth Volunteers, on their several appointments,. by the Right Hon. Lord Hobart. Captain Giles, of the Standon Volunteers,. by Captain Witt.. son, of the BlooMstitiry and Inds of Cdurt Association. Sii George,Russel, by Lord BOSton. . Cofiat4.4l - leneage, by.garl Harrington, on his being appointed nne °film inspeeting Colonels of the London Disttia. , Capt. Dralc., of the Atnersham Xeornanry,.by Lord' Boston. • Thomas Wallasx, Esq., on his being appointed Commissioner -for India Affairs., by :Lord 11awkesbuty.... . • Lieutenant General Siesrart, .of the 6iith Regiment, on his, • Promotion to that rank, Lord Sidney. ne Levee would have 'Oosed in 'about half ittf • hour.. uthco His MAJESTY was: about to leave the. • room ; b ut , number - of Gentiemtta: ar ri v4fig tained m A i:ArY a considerable tintt , longer,. • 'As soon as the' Le vl7lt,shad closed, 'yr/kJ gsrr held a,PriVy Councih at - ‘;, l *li the CtiAttCsitloa'or the Exc•IIRQUER, the Sacitrrnii-F at WAR, and she. brke 4 PORTLAND; arrived soon 'atZ.- 4*-( l` v P (3'cl "- K .. to atreinrh The Council sat a - coniideiaNgti.m e, 'after which hits Misjivry gave: private . •- ' tOl\ll*. ADDINGTW4 Lord HAWtp:sliUßy, Mr. ApGR, Earl CHATHAM, NIP. Yoaitt - y Earl-11/47 RINCTON, Viscount CAsTLFREAGII,..EarI ifol; LAND, and Lord no nART. s. MoIMAN attencleAl .t 0 hate ati•nU 7 • ...(31(!:n!e of His IlrlAJas4i;' to , 13'y the detertninatitin of si;veral COutts Martial beforeliiin, the a , y. 1 light divappearing t and itheing•contrary to the etr-•:' 4ellt 0( AIA .: Court to have. lights, the business . -c ()01 0 9 0 ..tbe done," and'Sir 'CHARLES lett the COUrt without 1i..7%f1ik the htinciur of ati audience,. , • The 'Duke of. z ikuTLAxn, came to. St.. James's ;- about' OA'S) .9'. 0 14ek,.. With, the Blue Ribbon and Gar... ter oil, : w r ith which his Grace has' lately beew.in.. Nested, to Firs - MAjitaTy on the • vCe Sinn, hut aid .hnt'arrive .till the,Ltice w4s,qv . ,er. -.}.lis•Grace only.ar;ived in London. At One . '." .from his seat in Leicesiersliiie, - ‘vitich piaci . between five'and i six•iii the -morning, and wail pie. lientedfioin arriiing—in.due time, by the ,lica.v.i.ncss •• of 'llle roacialan&great. fall of snow-. • Colonel Coy_ENTity, will 'too late to be I;reserited to His iviAjesTY. •... About. five o'ckck Ills IVIA)IsTr kit the t i',4l3re for the Quceei House. Tice .131.u.r0t of,,CANt tt I tic; s dined Tit JR MAI EsT ZS. ) si• .^ . New-York Papers 74) tits ith of. Novemb er , h ave feached Town.' It is still Maintained,' by some 'of lie-,Papersi that the Spanish Government has.Jettßnstrated against the 'United States taking possession of Louisiana, and that it Iris been found. lieceisery to _ send Mr. Tiiows's M‘KsAtc, Governor of Philadel,. phia ' as . Minister Plenipotentiary to th,e, Court of Madrid, to adjust the eAisting diffe.ren4:es r elative to the possession of Louisiana, and fuilher to'negociate for the acquisitfon of the Froridas.' It is asserted in an equally positive manner, that art exprtos.l)as.beCn disparthed by Government,, with °r lell. to, the Officers of the United States, on the Mississippi, to take possession of Louisiana. It is .also swid that 'PICHON,' the French Charge.d'Affaires; has conveyed the nectuary authorities of his Govern. ment, 'with the, official order a the Spanish uuderhis sign manual, for the surrender ofLeuisiii-na. according to the Treaty. War between the Unitedt,States and the, V.,)4P E. Roil of MOROCCO is further confirmed. A Moorish Cruizer has been captured by "the' PhittWelphia Frigate, having in her possession 'at the tune an American Prize. Yesterday the Corps of Loyal North Britons had a muster in Gray's Inn Gardens, which' and R g AN, their Commander, has obtained for the use of the Corps on future field:days PLYMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Sailed the Dreadaought, of 98 guns, to j:)in the Channel Fleet Frigate on a Cruize. Arrived the Contefit, TtromPsox; and Sally, Ett.swoitTit, both frorp.Riga;':and the Nejituves, KRECHLER, from Stockholm. FALMOU'THe D q s. 7 —Sailed the Swedish Brig ,Mercurirtr, ger, T. r. with wine for Deptford ; ditto - Fit/ft/tar MuDitorr; with pilchards for Na ples.; the Portuguese Schooner Pi/fie/Jo,: GoLtrz, in ballast, • for. London; the Gallibt jonge Daniel, CARR,' {Or London; .and the Sall), Pi ARC E, for „ , • Chepat9t!, • Arrived the Ship Pelican, BROAD, with bale goods &c. from London, and to take in tin for . , Smyrna ; the Brig.• • A';/e, liAmt 1.-toN, from Lon.' don ; the: Endea , :.;•ozir, Hone r 11, with bale zoOt)i.,. &c:-.frotn Erter ' ; the -Three lb:ether. , WiSt O+E from. Cardiff ; the Ship /1146•, - TEi,tr Lg . , with 01.. 'chards,- from Fowey,..forVenice, - to wait Convoy ; the Ship ..Lvhdorr (No. 32 Transpbrt) Captairr • Settiti, from Ply mouth, to take in Troops, (Afri... -tari tOrpS. now in Barracks at Pendonnis Garrison) , for agree., and will tail with Mediterranean Convoy. Also arrived Hid Majesty's Ship La Sophie, of iff guns, Capt. ROSE NM AG , Ifinn Portsmouth, to give instruaions to the outward.houndYesAels waiting, Convoy here for O i lorto,:-Lisbon and the Mediterranean : she left Portsmouth yesterday, at Which time the,COnvoy were laying there. The whule are expeded to appear off here to-Morrow or Wednesday morning. P. S. Just arrived the ShipTriumvir.th.., CMS 'MI from POole for Liverpool, with , the loss of her maintopmmast ; also the now, Ca IbT ALL, •friAn Loudon, to load for Smyrna. „' . • , .• DEAL,. biLO. 7. --The 1) ari S!cop came in last night from a Cruiie oil the. Coast of France; I.' ble put IN.eki, r and remains. Sailed the' L' Ama rdnt be to the Westward. In the bowns—the Monarch, Iltrecht f L'Aimible, Squir ieh and Lynx Sloop, Perseus, Ueda, Fury', and Sulphur Bombs, Land Minx Gun.brig. SNBERNESS, DEC. 5,,,-rA,.C,plift-M,artial Was this :day assembled and held on board of His Majesty's Sroop Beaver, in Sheerness Hatbour,- consisting of the following Members, vtz. . Capt. WILLIAM IVlrrcußL,' President, Captains MANBy, VEseY,'IARMoUrt, DICKSON, ELPHIN'- :sToNe,' and RATIIBoItNE, - when theyvoceeded to ..try Ilha,ll l bire, Quarter-master; Michael Adam: v•tir „ Ls_ acid bobs, Small, " Se amen, belonging to His Ma. 'estY's Ship York,' on a charge exhibieett — against ,them by Captain HENRY' MITFORDi of the said Ship; for Attempting to-desert whilst on shore at Orford ; and the said slVlliar 'Small for in. suiting. his Officer whiter in the jail at Orford, ~ .after • his 'apprehension. • The Court . were of an Opinion that the Charges against ` john 'White and Small were ',loved,- anti did adjudge them* to receive one hundred lashes each _ along. side of such of Ns MlAjetty'S Ships, at such times and iii such propoitiOn3 :at the COmmanier in Chief s ,`,..44dire6t ; anti that . the. Charge against, the said Alich'o7#lAdami'was norltroyed, and acquitted him aecording:ty^ t' • The Court 'then proceeded to the trial of Robert-, Bauler, Seaman, aelan gi ng to Ills Majesty's Ship • on a charg e ti7thibite..l against 10in by Capt. 'm rri ;otto, a iih g steered words of !,(diriOrl, teridingito create disaffeetim". amongst the Crew of , •the said Ship The Court were .4 an o}7ini.ri that the charge was not proved, and' acqiu,cled the said' Robert Banter accordingly. • • , Glatt/n, of,g4guns,•)tecently retitrned from' New South Wales, has teen litt,cdat Woolwich as a line.of.battle ship, and has taken in her,lower deck guns . She hps . :4;ailed to 'Acing Reach on her way to ,the„Norep whence she will proceed to sea inane.• diately. • ' S4ftwday .60 261 ti nit. as the Atilt,' 'of South Itt:•:rzoLosov, Was riding in'Brid. ..lingtonliay, lie saw a vessel in the ofliit g, apparently -I,distre*s. He got the Any under way, and went `to the' other vessel, and found •her to be the Te/e... .-macins, of London,' Car 1-1!rto, 'from Archangel, loaden with tar and ° frOo, - for LOndon i . With . the luss of - stet Main-mast,' two men 'dead, some ayd only the master,- mate, and' one man able to appear on deck. The Amin tOok'her in tow at ', four o'clock iliC 2 sairie•:hcitrnoon„ and at elein,the following day gnther safe dir Britilitigton these left her. in_ the hands of ttMe fishermen belonging • • to that place, who took her 'into the harbour by noom • • • The Or/tar - Chief atd ved aiDoVer from New: s Yotki,. from whence . she sailed can !he, gch of ~ N o. itetriher, In long, +5, spoke the Peor . .ll /borer, .from_ Quebec, out 17 days, who informed him," that • she hitt's'ailed with-the fleet, under con,voy, of the :Orphifis, Frigate, and parted with' thetain a gale . yr wind. On the 28th Ult.,a few feagues from Scilly, vas boarded, by La Vail asst Fittich . Privateer, of 2+ guns, ' whO had'everal itrisoners on hoard, wilt) * sent letters by her. La raithifrt ii,id been our two inonths,, and made siv,gt.o prizes;: two of which were in sight, 'the riot she had:sent . for . Bciurdeatix. The_ Peggy, Cvarls, froth jaChajeit,arriveci at .. Charleston on •Ihe 19th of October; in 'di,,Crqs, Vdiind - to Alexandria. _ the. toth of o.ttol,er,'bir Cape Antonit.), spoke a French Frivaiesi,...vh•. , had' captured an .English Brig;belooging Ne , .+- kills.' wick; from jamalcd, bound'to New.YOrk. • A Selnian has been apprehended in I rehnd, under strong suspicions of having been concerned in - the atrocious murder of - Capt. PICOT and Ofticer3 61-the llermianc Frigate in the - West Indies, As Cap,;tin of the lionourithle Artillery Cut4a. INC E t3f WM, fiS vvii , i,nvitetl to he with them n t n: the g 6pAipti Ole city the Volunteers .were .hfistßoyal Lli,thness sent them. a, most tutviorr, 040enuin trip fUrllis pbience, At ge ner4l-itssembly,of the Co rps cf tho Attillery Compa. try ldwilight, the . followin . g ontoog,others . hent them recently by His.R., r )::;',Fight:es; was read,. as part , of their l'rvegettiqgg, v.iitc . rrd on their Record, . , . - (ct)p.y.) . . . Stn, .C' ! nitPr.fbrise, iBo3. I way yectertfay favoured vitil-yatir•letter.ot t rin.• Uth which tithe iti layag L •botbre the Ptioce Wit:es. • 'His ttoyal I lighness Gomm:A.As ni. tb re - Oat his ini!aria hie sentiments of respect and high It rAchment. to,: he Honourabie artillery Company, and tn . .expre:tigliiiftinctly. that. nothing should' possibly prevent ,111 4 s, 10)-4'Vighliesidnitn . placing himstlf, at the-;keviewbtf Wednegriale. - fi r ille , fleati of that Corpse in the capacity in wAicif he p rides fS. greatly, as their .Captain-General, ut.ll.)e nece!-•ity which:His. !royal . 1-fig,hoess feels or beitig, in ones like the present,'Avith h is. Regiment or Light•Dragoens At litightuil. His Itoyal-f heirless therfore reciti.:sts you wilt have the goodness to make this Communication to the Alember, the Honourable Artillery CoMpalti; with wish fOr .his pre. 'settee on that occasion, so flatteringly expressed, alit! that you seill,hu_pleaspl to account fur his ahiaice by inserling the return of the Corps for His l'W.tiesty's inspeCtion, that I his 'Royal tlight.e.Si is .ibqint on I have the Honour to he, • Vi ith. the.greatest resp•::t, ' Your most obedient humble Servant, ' ••• ISigned) . I. 11I'MAIION:. .•• • • . Yesterday a Court 61 Direftors was held at the East India flow, When the undermentioned Officers, were sworn into the (:)mtnand of their respedive Ships, viz. y I-ion. N Linsny, Lady Jane L ; AM 0.!. VICK. tiKANT, Brunsw. : d; 1,L154-11I1GToN, Canton; LoG:AN, Prillass Charlotte; and ANDarw 1 -- Intis/s . .v, Marquis :I_,v.—The Court adjourned;,tr,six o'clock till to-mbrrow. fits MAJESTY having been ,graciously pleased to accept of the offer of service of two ..battalions of ,Spea mien, consisting of at leas; SiX hundred men each, to be called the •First and Second Battalions. of Loyal Edinburgh S'pearrnen, the Commander in Chief, the , Earl of Mot a A, has approved of the First or Tratlefillattaliml• The nature of, seri./ ice of these Corps is to defend the Ci j tt,.Liberciesi ind 'Vicinity, of RilinburgN in case it befgnotl necessary to mato) the;othe'r forces, to a dis;tonev,, awl to protca the liyiOhd. property of the.4o4bitants, from injury an d deredation. . -• ' • . • . ' Severtitdivisions•of the Ft th 4oili9tll Battalions of the Engli sh Army. of Rese m rv.e ,arci,cd into Luna., donderry the week before la4to • ~. , ' • : , ;... Amongst other-speculations•alloat is the follow. ing„contained in U . Lettet from Amsterdam, dated Nuv., I's, rBo3ko • • ; , " it is now saiitirlinti c Dutch Division of Barr Ar A kTF ' :i ho.g.! ,ii tot it 1a . ..4400 't or the, North of, England and the F nth of .140, **IL tia Brest,, t lNvision will make an at i tettitn ttidi . rirefilf44;;. 'hat tenni the Southern Potts. of France art& rumlift As designed , ti, carry nit Tropirslar Canada, the Cape o pood , Hope , and Brazil, while the. Con sul, with a tew pt e lLtat.sre.c4l)ed Gun-boats,. continitez; I. manoeuvre anoeuvie bitviill t ~ - liis'antfilotilegne, te'Leep the Naval and Milytary Vika* , of Cleat-`Britain between. London and ~i'' Dover 'Castle. ' The toait , ; ( forth..of :Flanibiiiiiugh-beud, 7 Canada, Capci3retonond Brazil, are the points that dananif the' particular attention of toe Enoish Gaertunent. The proletts, of NA roLtoN liciNA'vAitri..exte,net, far beyond the ordinary routine of ) our pujitic‘at speettlatori." ! ' A Manufactory of forged• English• Bank Notes is sahLra have : been established at Si. Cloud 4t)ii millions Of them have already been 'sent to the dif, ferent camps on the coast, to be diitribtsted among:: the French troops, 'when 1.1,7 caytejfeet to , . • . During the kittsT Cortstr.c's abs(ncc froth Paris, whcb.the.yiews Wio spread about, that the:•Kussian Ambassador prepared to . tlePart,, it is nitl, that die. 'nob Aisembled. belOre his called -otif.,. pair, au.~ve )14exandre, .741 . 4 l'Empirestr,' evgn some cries were heard of ' Piive le Rol, In is is said that .13()N6rAR•re's late tioexprilerl: re. turn to-Paris waa. in consequence • of an. information from the Grand judge, and ,Minilter - of Police, that, seye ra i negletied or disaffected Generals held nog. ttrltnal t which CAR NOT, Cil ENI ER, 'IA I.LigN, alai other notorious, revolutionary cha. ode rs at tended. • , • ~ The ltical Government . of Jamaica:. has .resolved to, prevent in future the intercourse hitherto par. *laity allowed between the missionaries Sent thither 4rotn England and the . neg pais. Mr. Chat t. kit LI.) who bra in 01 late pac • at 41 a had .been in)., ~,, . I .. . ' ' kai i irvu J Ice ._, , p ,i 50 „, 7 4 4 1„,..n veeeks-- or / persisttng . CO preach to :t h em , „ n d , ' 4 4,lerated on titiitiOn.:lsf his quitting, the island. Mr.‘Ntviti, anotber missionary.--was in. p r i so n when he kik:. kt .. . The utmost. jealousy and, • precaution . :prevail amo: , 44..2he.white inliaLlitante of th,tt Colen.y ; t w entertail7„,rriotis .appreitensions ,of rhe nerves reyolting, and in:.l . 44!ltiCing those bor. ;A:ors which' have so long raged in.fSv.'neightwuting island of St., 114ningo. •`% , • ,•• A French ()nicer, named p.tt A Ni) %Al oritillaving. contradidied a report brought by a ship froui'Ckpe • Francois arrived at Norfolk, Virginia, respeOing GOIC rills CLAV AEI, amid 1:11 0U V E NOT.. baying been arrested on a charge of conspiring, to overturn ; fhb Siovernment there,. -.:04. of the, Passengers by the, ship states, in the.ftleerant;le Advorfiier,, that the news was true.—Notirmly thoSe crenerals were ar., rested,. but forty ''of their accomplices Were hanged at the•yard.arrn n 4 -a •Frigate its the HarbOur on t hat' account. 'He . addi, Altar General .1.0.0.1.fur$ wsts ' appointed .successor to CL'Auis 4 in the Corninnul of use' North; and General •ilov,s, - to TArouveNor as thief of ' the - Staff; , : ., . t Oct Friday evening a Naval ()filar, of the name, of er,Avi. FQR D, after alighting f cam the Dcal . GQach, at the White:l-lorse Inn, at Canterbury, requested to he shown to a 'bed-room ? . so. winch he , Was imam_ diately condoned ; and scarcely had the maid left the ionin, when heart i lg somdtung fall againt t„he door, the return , anckfoond he unfortunate young man ticati oh .111 c floor,, it appearing that h e k a d placed a Pistol to hit . bteasr, and. shot himself through the he3rt. The Coroner's Inquest re turned a verdin of l unary : , —The deceased was a Midshipman on' bo.:rd the Maidstone and'A ive frigates in the latewari and bore a remarkably good charater. :Some of the Convicts in the hulks at Portsmouth have, ih consequence of their good behaviour dur. itig the: time they•havc been there, received His Ma. est) , 'it pardon, on condition of serving in the Navy, ABSTRACT OP THE BILL 140 W lIEFOAP. TIIF Hotisll 01 , CotAMONi, FUR BI46IIIRAIGING THE, RES!. OtsNCE OF sTITRIIDIARY CVR.ATE,S QII THFIi LUKEi. IT i1T60(1e(79 to enaa, "Th wf,•voltere any spiritttal • Person shall not reside upon his Benefice to the satis ' fitd of the Bishop, the latter iii.iy aisito a stipend to a Curate, not exceeding one fifth part ofslie.aiinnal' :value oft-he Living; Where.stich Spiritual Person shill negh-Ct to nominateA Culate- for one,tnoittl, affer re ceiviug:i a,t tor tll t purpose from the Fi,it. it shall be fa wfill rite latter - -to appoint it:Curates - and ;ssign hint a ft: rh cf the. value. oldie Li.v6,g, if shall .exeeed , 4.001. and !a-donative of 20,!. to pro vide him a residence ;•-the stipend ,not in any;.*: ise to eicCeetizsoL Where - more Curates than one ;ire deem, eft hecessaryohe Biihop may assign them stipends al together, 'not . exceeding one-third; ,:of the anmtal . V . due of the Benefice. . 'fte Bisllop may dired the:, place, and rtature:and , d,gree of the .re s idence of Curates, and where *.they do not reside in the Par isonage-hothe; to. allow 201. p year in. iteu of that convenience.' Fit has Also power „to. reduce their. Stipends, when they-neglett to reside. _A porti'n 01 - ttte glebe - io be rrented, by. the- ctsrates- under the preseripti,)ti,of theßishop. When the Curate refuses to resign plissessiert-• smjevocat ion of the grant, he' shall'forleir to ihe.Vicar such parts. ut: his stirend us remain unpaid, anti also the fartherstimof soi. The Incumbent is.altOwed an appeal frotn,the Bishop to the Atehbishop,-givis,g the si,trap,security tar such ctists as shall' beltwarded: Aa to extend to all bifnefices,- eleinpt as well as not voterrtpt,- , and-to'sdl. .4. S:co;ar•;; Fitt such extension not to exempt Seculark , tram their lawful diocesan. • The Ad of the 36th of Geo, 111. for the maintenance of Curate,;, is nut to, be abridged by this Mt. The powers of the said At of fhe . 56th of the King are to extend to under the value 91 4001. a-year ; frauldent agreentents, in derogation cf the present Ad, to., be void." As,isnor, otherwise Op here provided, to vary, prejudice, alter, or aired, the rights 0r.a0th0..,, rity uf Bishops. THE THEATR R.--Thetraelly nF Afacbeth teas represented agaitL laNr night at Covent-Garden,: Theatre, before a.,nuinerous anilietiee,. 'I -he bout- pet.steqe was somewhal disturbecthy. the galleries,„ who called loudly, for the qbv,t, when the 1 0 114 that g.ENtet.F. ekiiireStiett it as if it were a phantom present only in the,gnilty mina of ,11.1,,tcheth. I t id evident, however ciiiically just, the omission may,. 'be, that jowl Bow. is unwilling to give - tip . .the shot, and therefore 'KgAteLs will rroliii.ily be obliged tb, rc§tore the apparition, in all hi§ men& . honors. The Caravin •is every night very attradiveltt- Drury -Lace Theatre, -a 41 the Pa forted Mar halo certainty leaped biro fimour with the eahlic.,• . T 6 4, /air-over..eta/el its bank on , Tuesday night, and the'illaeciatts,ki the Oreliestro were afraid of being ' carried a -way.by the sireal. it i,voutd, however, have been An Agree4le tattt AP.,them, as this said stream is likely,Ao prove: a t4iatri 4 .7l Paßsius. nujor.:Gentr'al Sir J. STUART is appointed to the . Staff in•Sciitland' and will.prooted thither with the tdinforcenients. • • The Jadges have decided on the case of Ariat, the . :114rAucreeor the fl - The majority of their lAN, I ,hip s wa g of oploion,. that though: the •EXCherietr • Bills purloined" by hiin were no' property on Which! a erirninaLebtivietion could he founded, he was gull. ty of stealing Paper .valtted" 395. the property of the Bank, for, which,oifence he is liable to a sentence of transportation. • It is understood that nine of the • Judges were of this opinion, and three that his of. fence `vas not cogniz ible . by the Stattites. Where the Judges'are unanimous . on .any ease, they d ec l ar e' their opinion of their own accord, other wi4 it never .given but on the solicitation of the Prissecator or Prisoner; so that, if either the Bank Direaors,' or Aslett,hon,•,ll, should require the prornutg'at of this opinion, sentence wilt be--passed of cour,c ; otherwise the Prisoner wilt contiritu: in durance fur the remainder: of his life. A wall dressed little girl, alumt el;ven years of age, was taken before the Loa o Mnyott on Moil. day, being .apprehended on Saturday evening,last„. about niste.o'clock, riding up and down the streets on: horseback, without any saddle or bridle, only a„ rope on the horse's heads „ . Tile Constdile said she would give no account at: herself, nor who the horse belonged to ; that th e y took her -to the Poultry Com i iter, and sent the horse • to the Green yard ; thatshe,then told them different diredioris ,iNhere . her patents lived, all of which they folind . rabe -false, and she still persisting to detei ve thern,ihe.keeper.o(theCompter thought the only way our'who'shewas, .was to_ let her go out next morning, and send a person to foll.iw her,: but she obsirvo.lAtt-person; led him a dance (;1. - five ur ‘hx last she.went'to her fiuhar's !lon c. jn tbeneighboarho9d of4;,osJenior-square. , At the, soltitation off her nvmhershe : l,,, left, on 116111140 g to bring tier to. hig Lordship next mother. and a brother of 'this dtild appe•Areii with. her ; she hid. a hr.lS's colldrround•iterwith a pad, leek like: a, dog. The mother witl the sL )rd Mayqr . this tits;;, girl is rim away ofteul, Thiy. eel SiOcto tricky, that they were 44 , 1' the necessity to keep a cokar.. 1 . ,.)un her 'neck, with her rwitie.onci 0.,,,cc ~I)4 t te, ; on Baltlitiq they wt,:re •per, schititi 16 take of her c011ar; when she rant away hoot twd o'clock, HUI they knew not where the • went;, th ktthey Dirt tried to ger her into the Phi. 1 : 1 " ! DMAYOi sis%eit . l)c,girl where she got. the j.wie l she said *be fonndit 'ithoot ,five .t.; l ''elock, but tlia n:3 know* to whom it belting. • he rtfused to" anitvei nut did not cornpiain of zolt.vict . !` f ? her parents. Slue was threatened to be sent to li;:idewell and flogred, kept tie- the Cotniiter surie !Jays, when site • hitt at last the I.oabi\lAVf.lit. !cid ber he would stiffer her to go tgr inother if s'te would promise to , behave befftr, with which she, was so well pleased that she `.tell upon her knees, and attempted to k:.ss his Lord iiin for grutitude. The mother, was asked if she thiplzlit rots'ritilcl was not yotnetimes deranged. 'This, '4 . le said, 611 e W3‘ not sen)ible of, a dodor had ,xlmmed her, Uttt he could not rind out that shevas it ne. '