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F * • • • 14 . , . "..TP .N • A -1 4 c_tp E Sr. AL - •, 4 4 ,•. 4 • Non prlagli Javelin:re trideinties, Std late datum. !Ll' MOUTH, Aritt.L 22. . • ARTIV'ED the French Lugger Priateer La Pre : I.ls • ~fiadriivAlanthe, mounting IS guns, belonging to !!_t :,IL,e/letilclllTac. Commanded by JEAN FRANCOIS FRO.. . AtENT,' / captured the z tst inst. within 4. leagues of Lyme Harbour, by the S heerness Cutter, of 1 2 guns, Lieut. J. H. TALBOT, and . Ladj Char/ottg hired Armed Brig, of I z guns, Lieutenant G. MOR RIS, without making any resistance. The Priva teer captured on the zoth init. at ten o'clock P. M. two leagues from Dartmouth, the Brig Fio . ra, of Dartmouth, WM. CUMI NG master, 6)1111(1 to Guernsey, in ballast ; and on the folldwing 1110111- ing, off the Start, she :captured . three Brigs from Liverpool, two of which were laden with .lead, and 'the , other with provisions ; also a Sloop bound to Poole, and a Schooner,. both in ballast, the whole of which (except the Flora)' _were re-taken by the Sheerness and Lady Charlotte, and broughtin here, except the Schooner, which is sent into Weymouth.' The Sheerness fired into the Privateer previous to boarding her, which unfortunately killed one of the English Captains, and a Seaman belonging to the Flora. The Sheerness and Lady CZoarlotte are ar rived here. The Privateer sent in here yestePday by the Cambria , : Frigate, is V dliciacieux, of .Bourdeaux, mounting 4 :guns, captured the 6th inst. I-IJd •-taken and" sent for. France, 'four English Merchant.: narriesibot kpown. • • "V-ArfAitle'4a.v.Yrivateer, r) f Jersey; rriOU , rntin Aak "l"'il ye .{:. Plro7 Commander, from Crui4e, rt CesW,.?( • • the, BAy. . She captured on the ist inst. 'two :Spanish Ships laden with shorand,sbells, from .Sr. Cyrienne, bound to Corunna, and a - Spanish Brig , • laden with wine,lfrom.Bilboa for Corunna, all which she seat for Jersey. I:he_following . i& a list of Captures made by L irrefh i f ;le Ia MIN.& French Privateer, as before stared, - viz. • Brig todtry;ll, Of SOUtIIWOIA„TOSEIPH BTETT : re ouster . Wen with lead, from Liverpool for London. Brig t, of North Yartouth, .GEORGE ARTERS master, laden with provisiont, from Li ver,pool for London. Captain ARTERS was unfortu nately killed in the cabin of the Privateei• while the iSbeernes , Cutter was firing on her. • •Brig Generous Fr;ena is, of Soilithwolti,.• JOSEP H FI.MEY master, laden With pipe staves and lead, froin' Liverpool fOr London. Schoonp . ,Siokirr, of Colchester, JOHN mister, id. ballast, from Falmouth for wanage ; and Sinai) Friendship, pf and for Ipswich from Ply. mouth, 'in ballast, JOHN. Fut,Ey master, - the above have been re-taken. Arrived the Ship Progress, of Loodon;" mount. Ong 14. guns, ROBERT FROST master, laden with coffse,&e. from Dominica, bound to Lon . . don, put in.by •contrary winds. Sailed from iVrighkethet tth'ult. in company with the Carl,'. Lk. Cot ceiSi/eA ~,YeAtlitte, Christopher, Queen, Aritzdne, an d . Mieoif-44.1r74. all laden with valuable cargoes of sugar, c L edree, cotton, &c. binitld to I.4ivt-rp6ol'; parted company in,a gale of wind on the rztli inst. off Cape... Clear. The Lady thei dotte Armed Brig, and. Goic,"iound Cutter, captured , on the 31st inst. to leagues S.W. of 'Portland, the French Lugger Privateer Li , Prue Pirate,' of to 'guns, with ,4:0'• men, sent her . • into Weymouth.'.. PC . 0 0:0100T11, A r I'l. '-tt Sta LID last night His Majesty's Ship devnillit, f o r Newfoundland, with 4 ors vessels under convoy. Sailed Hip Majesty's Ship rtrethusd for the Cape elGood Hope, with the following Ships under con voy, 'viz. .ad Howe,. Freston, C.4rlptle . 1,11, 4 0 - Dotdal, and Lord Th un h. w , ,• The, Brio:wick Man of War, of 7+ guns, is this .day none out oflffatbour, having been tl °roughly repai red . riamourii, APRIL 21. 7-1 L so the Duke of Clarittre Packet, Captain - F . "'3 l , 4 frcr.wk, with the . Mails of . the .15th inst.- for Leektiikrll.lslands ; the 6:yii;lirig of War, Capt. ,dsibsq. . 3c:Liu.croo tin urtnze , aandandthe Ag t Excisegrfil ,Yllier j AmsgAri, on a Crutze. The , trahingha*i. Packet, with the' Malt :or the : t4th inst. for Lisbon, sailed on - Sunday last. Passen ger ; by her are the Marquis de Put,toE lAA and Suite. Pliavii.v Packet, for America, - sailed in the night , ,of Saturday last. some clays 'agD . ,gay . e an account of .the tint conduti of the wlotcr 'a a Y.cssell?eiongi,ng to trfnetuttl itiOre detailed stateittetiCe that meritorious rransadilon we have been taVontedi with, by an Officer of La Stinelay Pie' !th ire.it. the 11, - a , t , tr Brig, or Hull, Mr. Midi/it eos:iott Commander, was captured off BeAchy !lead by the Bi-arrve French Lugger. Other Engli,ll vessels of the Convoy being in sight, thane the Lugger's people anxious to follow up their good fortune : their great hurry to gire chace b enabled : CONNOA, Under vatiOLIS pretences, to daily, until they carried off his Mate instead of himself; which they' had intended, With. the Crew, except, two buys,.from 12 to 14 yearfi:Of age. A Prize.master ! and four men -were put on board by. the Lugger it blew a perfeca galk shortjv after, at N.N.E.' In stowing the Jib, one ofhe'Frenchmen fell over - hoard, and was droWned:'-' , Ciitligo it observing this, came 'on deck With an old piitol concealed under, his coat : the Prize-master was steering the Brig Captain CqNNoR struck him with the butt:end, of his pistol .on the temple, but did not briog him down : the Prize master then drew another , from his belt, which CONNOR. succeeded in wrench ing ,liom him.. The three other Frenchmen during the scuffle had . 'got the useless pistol from Capt. CON NOR ; brit the • moment the latter presented . yiig new acquired one, they all cried out, " Fortune- le Guerre !" and.. retreated to the 'forecastle, crying for.qtiarter ; and laying down on their bellies, crossed their hands behind them, to - be fastened, by one of the boys, while CoNNok steered. The ship was - so leaky that CoxtfOß again cast their . hands . loose,- and made them work at the pumps. In this state, His Majesty's Frigate La Llire . fell in with her . off Cape Barileur Light-House , the liraave Luber t;nd another Brig (supposed a captured vessel also) in sight. The I:lc:aver being taken pos. session of, '‘vas found:very leaky, and the gale in. creasing . the following day, the signal of distress was made at -the request of CoNNou ; La Loire stood towards ner, and 'was told she was water logged, and settlinglasr. The whole' people were taken out with great risk by Lieut, who volunteered the'business, there being a very heavy sea. In a few huts it' moderated,: and La' Loire again took possession, took Thee in tow, put- La h ire's cisteri pump into *r; :andbrOught her safe to .PlynOuth. • - . • The whole of the- ere v; , - and.petty ;officers of the Ae Frigite, Capt. DAV I'. LS, have.bccn turned over- to the Brims-wick and .fieinnibal, of 74 gulls each, which are fitting witti utl posible expedition to join the Baltic. Fleet. Friday last an order was received at chatham from the Navy Board, to enter every Shipwright and Caulker, who had a son (capable of being put apprentice), to be bound to his farther.; and wise to' take an, account of the number of children and their age, which .every person of ap the diffe rent departments in the yard had chargeable to' the parent, the Navy Boarahaving it in contemplation, during the time that provisions are so dear, to ,allow, for a temporary relief; every man who had a wife, si-pence per day advance; to theM whu had two, children, nine pence; and to those. who had four children, one shilling per. day ; men who had gut a servant, ,and. those who were single, were to be exempted. . Geoflii;/ria 'Packet, Capt. HENRY LEIGH, WhiChsaiied from Portsmouth on the i+th September last, with Dispatehcs for; the Government of Ben gal, arrived at the Cape of! Good, in her outward lyassage, on the 2d day of December, and sailed on her voyage the 21st. - On 'the Georgiana. standing into Table Bay, she struck on the rocks, but received - 1";10 material injury. We have the-picasure to state, that the wounded Officers,- Vass-enges; and crew,' of the East India ConVairs'late:-Ship the Aria, which had been sent to Bengal in an Arab, by order of Suitt:ol/yr, were ally(' on the 26th of Oaoberiait (nineteen days sub,equent to. the'Aaion with La Confianise), and likely.to Mr. Yout.t., the third Officer, whose woundi'were deemed of a dangerous nature, was,' we are happy .to learn, in a fair way of reco very. Serjeant . O'BRIEN ? of His Majesty's Jodi Regiment' of Foot,,' andAaree privates; who were left 'on board the .Kort.. in consequence ,of their . , wounds, are deed. The late suppression of two journals in Paris, is but one in addition to the many instances which the trench .Government has afforded of its contempt of Liberty in Whatever form it . may appear.. If; as it Is natural to suppose, the Journals which this.Go_ vernment suffers to exist, expreis themselves in con.' fortuity with its wishes, ,there seems : not much to be hoped-from its pacific dispositions. The follow. ing article exttatfed from' rhe Clef du Cabinet, where it is given under the head of "'A Political View of Europe," no doubt suggest the same reflexions .to OUT Itpaders: ' • •" France, vvlien strengthening her internal Go.. vernment, is at the same Aime aggrandizing her in. fluence abroad. It' is when this Government sees almost all the ',Continental Powers united against England, that she treats that Enemy in the most moderate style,. renouncing all - declamations, in.' sults too corninon from one Enemy to another, but unworthy of a Power which is sensible of its force, and which has proved it. " This Power 'wants Peace, 'like the - . rest of Europe ; she desires it, she 'wishes it ; but the People who •in the same time have twice conquered Italy, who have carried their Arms into the heart of Austria, who have established and consolidated their dominion in Egypt, will have only .a glorious Peace, - Thus, whatever may be the iskte of the War,. in the Baltic, supposing . .the Dimes and Swedes to yield in the unequal icontelt ) icraoce will not abandon the Maritime interests of the, Continent.— A few tfiumphs, of tht:Engtiahltatn ;otity serve to prolong the War : they 'Will 4eite ;France to intr. sue with ardour its, plans' - against India, and if it should be oecessark, in order id - give Peace to the Scab, afterhaving ,given it to. the. Continent, she will not .hesitate; to. dire& all-her energies, an all het means, against the Coasts of England." • The inhabitants of .several Parishes of Bristol, ha vo catered isito : resolo(ioip at: their ' VeArieS, to. give more than sad. per lb. for . freslilmtter, for pork; is. for prime' bcony.and 7d. per lb, for , butchers' melt. . L.itk REPORT. (Cit-JR.T OF i(ING's I3 LNCI - ti.W?.V.NESIJAY, Art:it. it : 1 . 1 . 111 fitst jay or Tim,- tlle Court.di4 no6it until near one o'clock , The Allor.NET-GENtRAL m'ved, " That ?no nii4 Spence, who was brought into Court, might" be charged with an Information which had been:, filed against him by the Attorney-Cneral., ex' offrio, .charging the Defendant with! , ki'shed a sedition 5 and 'scandalous. Libel,. of any con.: corning Landed Property in this•Kingdorn." , — , Th:', , book which was thus cliarmd to be a Libel, treated all Lantimd Pioticrty, 44'0 die Monopoly of ~ie:i2clty' persons, as thelotinda t 11'49 ppression in this COun..- try' , ; and altedged, that the only rcniedy was bytet ting.rid of the whole of °Or - iiresent 'tiyste4 at' once; and that, instead of a few'hOlding . pli the wealth,' it should be .e4tialfy divided between all, the inhabit ants—so that the High , and Low, Rich and 'Poor,. Legitimate.mrLlle i nate, should be entirely on a level, &c, ; that as,cod Alntichtv had 'said, " Let there- be Light, and' there wa:..i.ight,"'so Might the People:say,. ".Let there be Liberty „land tl,cre shall be Liberty:;" and much more of the same sort. The Motion of the Attorn,.'i-Cttieral, was then granted. . Mr. ERSKIE moved for leaVe to. file a Criminal Information against . Mr: George Hoskins, a trier.: chant of Liverp o9 l.' Ile Moved this, ,he s a id, ,on. the part of the„Commercial commissioners of that part of the Kingdom, on .an Affidavit, - which; amongst ocher things, stated, - that Mr. Ilb - hkins, the year rBOO, made to theni.a letutn of his 1114 come, amounting to a certain sum; with which the, CommissiOners in•al. reason to be 'dissatisfied ;:and therefore,- pursuant, to the provisions' of the Aa of Parliament in that,caS'e made .a'rici provided, they did what they had a right to do—they surcharged, this Gentkraiiii, ana he paid it., The next year they called . npun him for his Return again, accord. ing,to the,provisions ache Ad.:: - he then Made the same Return as before, and added, by way of ob servation, that i t was delivered' while he was at.' tending his father's di!ath.l.)ed, an `it was a most. extraor.thwy and iniquitotii : surcharges—The Coin missioners made thi'b apphcation, to be proteded Against'this.sort of :,}version upon them, - wheo they , were only d'oing theii duty. • Rttle to spew cause granted. THURSDAY, APRIL 13. THE KING TIIELLUSSON. • MR. ERSKINE stated,. that there tvere two Causes between the 'same Parties,,_narne;y,, F. •K. N THELL'USSON, on the Prosecution of a Mr. CO I'.-: I' 1 NoE 14,* and a malicious Prosecution in which THEL,LUSS9N was Plaintiff, and the same Mr..CoPj PINC;ER the 'Defendant. Ile, as Counsel for Mt% THELLUSSON, wished both these causes to.stand fox the same day, and that the Criminal brie, Should be tried first, fur it would be a good seasoning to tild Civil Atffien, but he had Made a mistake upon.that subject,' for the. Intlidinent was not in this Coult; but in order to.bring it into this •Coart,,he moved fur a Certiarar;' to remove that Cause. Lord 10ENy oN said, certainty thib was a very fit Case for the Writ. Rule to bhew Catise granted. ' ' ' The ATTORNEY ChNERAI, moved, " That a. person of the name of John Clayton West night be charged with an Information tiled against him, accusing him .with.having tinged certain Certificates of certain AllOwances to be made to the' Men, of a halfpenny per pay, for C oa l s , W oo d, & c .. ,on board the Siriusi one of His Majesty's Ships. of War, of which ht Avas Purser, with intent to fraud' fits I\44IIE§TV of the sum of 5 11. is. Sd." He pleaded Not Guilty, and he •was then ordered` to enter into a Recognizance for his Appearance 'to take Trial, himself in ,tool. and two Sureties in Sot each. THE KING Z. ELICIT, ESQ. • " • , Mr. Ci ans ihewed clause-against a Rule,ohtainea last Term by aVirrEßsKttir. 4 calling upon. the De fendant, Rou'itti BL kin . ; 'Esq. tp shew . eause why, a Criminal Information' should not be filed against him for sending a Ch a ll enge t o the Most N o bl e Earl DARSLEv.: The Learned Counsel admitted, that . the letters written by the Defen i dant to the Noble Lord were highly imprOper, nor could any thing he could say operate as a justification of the language' contained in them ;. but at the same time he hoped; he should be able to shew that his mind at the time he wrote them, watt unties' the influence of a degree of irritation which prejudiced his judg ment, and prevented him from iteting as, he other wise would ,have done, ff he had followed the didates of his sound diseretion. • It did appear,, from the AffidOit of the Defendant, that Lord DARNLEY had used expressions that were pee*:' liarly offensive ; and though the Noble Lord satisladOrily"accOunted•for ,the use 'of thetn, yet they had certainly produced an cad- upon the Defendant's feelings, very different from what they` were intended to convey. 'Admitting, as he did, that the letters were unjustifiable, he yet hoped• the Court would impute the impulse 'Under which they were written to human. infirmity, and under that impression be induced not to grant 'the information, The" Atlidavit..of the Defendaot further stated, that for a lenAth time he had lived on terms of the stridest intimacy with his Noble Relation, Lord DAR N LE Y, anti that. without any sensible reason that he could suspea s the cony fidence of the Noble Lord towards, him:suddenly ceased. It also 'statqi . o4 ; he had heaid': Lord DARNL E Y say, he aitpetson of suspicious and dangerous intercourite. , - - '.;''"'ll Lord KattYoiv.a.skaTs4.oaiitzra if he had seen the Defendant's it.l644lavit Mr. ERSKINP said he. had, and was extremely sorry )1e had aied so unadvisedly, as to have rnad!. such an Affidavit. 4 Mr. Gin 09 ptoeeeded : he said, that the Tendant hart seen his brother,' Colonel RDme RD 31.1 nu, and had desired him to with *pop Lord DARMAY g - and demand an expynation of his ex pressions , thai_hii brothei waited upon his Lord lip, and afterwardi informed the'Delindant chit ha , . Itad ref,i,e,l to rn:11,..;:. It arieare i l; • by; t r. 0. -13 k , try tt tEic t)dii nkia iitfbrnteit itiati, of expressiont :01d , _tlt:It he' had 1.34:1 , man of dangelous aizd susuit ious -Olitrat'Acrt anti tercourf.,o, att(l - that re(itateily - J.afel Jiigh.sav !if 0 10 )A N : S Wet' to _11;4C! .stliig:-i43friY:; tbizi latter ex,})kes3io::,. it was imi 3 O'.,sibre to taNi that :my In;:n co:11(1 . 141v „: have taken incite to - have pv,..ve:tytett (hat ,t - ib; lijii./)r(keeLlinz:ort,thrar t of the . ..D.Afen;i:atiti.V ? ''tiCillt 11aLrAi; 1 413. rise to , the. pre:.ent, #ppl • , kit ; h a d tatei that -. Az. .(16;11: . ,J1) expr444lr)f-cill tAIVe:C.; i s r ftl iO4l t(;), S:t . y ititendet! to ctlataiteriis,his'o?.,iity v tst(*.entrit;i.iv conduel, and in that uttit ; lipwc%.-cr, a ditlcrent hat I)efepdazt, 114(tigiy,,gnoi & t, to i subsequent 1.( 't rs,- were excee(tingly.,iitipftt, per. tinder all the yircunistarices, - tht.lefore i he trutteti the Uni,lft_wzro:lri no; zhi4 it 11;;C.c5Sftty to n:tattt thtt b • • • • • . . 1\11.„ eil.7 . tii, On the sahr ~- . ,4.:, 6btOi'ed, tilt. clie Defendant wa..; in Traln?.'ar:Li that lio had fiat( rui bliguettitiiti 01 . ' , Qt . stio:ii; 5' " r.. 1.1 k kill?: iv n 4Ti his Co iel : he hoped, thi Ailat actoyx,r ) • 01 , 6 '-Coalf v : Oak liostpono:#*•matter...l _ ..,_ . • Lord KEN Y N. —" Wll.l. Mr:Gisiss has ttaLed i 5 by niittekit4th an5WeP4, thiie ite• — reitous why this should noft)e, pulti L kokinore th;io is necessary for -the ends of justic.. yiear: what 11as - been said ddet btt . go to'cli-cl:,irc'tbe - guk.. , * • " Mr.l;:t*x.l ; N i Laid, thcDcAero4nt shit tiby Yis conctua proved h.) 1e,9 crtmtnrtl tl;an onfont tunate. l e had. ::utfeted'.the jadgittiettitf to pass agAinsr hitrt ;in& Viiratcrld . 66:gie Court would not have .4e2n I.(i.the the ;sll),j‘a.l ;. but when Lord OAP. NIA, 'Meal; it stated, that be neither ba,i, direttly orindireetly, used--any injurkou towi!rds hini) ; 4 wits too' much, for 'l•lint • rfy r4.5t . deniil of wl.at Noble or.t httd. oath. - The presc:lt cyrtaiolk not t y c scasop for ..mercy, when the ItlifLl,;% - it in arisw,Cr .go - Jht: charge was of itself o . lili T el; }le was welt 'ass 11i64 n 3 ,{non ever` conduced biniself with Avgu,ccgar,i to what was dile to the honour of hiniscA anii,his: illus. trious family:than rho Noble Lard had tionei' 'Lord K_EN'yon..-,-- (1 'The Cortrr can 'this as a question,l ? etwcen A. ind.l3. to determine judicially, without resveB.thli rsort,,. am not unacquainted with.the farnilyot''t4fuete t -of LOrti DA RNI. t V ; ' kit those are - etirii,ae;raftiihs 1 do . ntit prs,s into. the iubjc6t, Tl;e .mast made ab.,,soi4re," Accordipgl) . • the for the Critrinni Liforzxn... tiolt was mad abstlibiei . „ . H oir4Y t. 2111, SCC: agd;7:st tCH kI. E F. So This was an appli'cation to 'set .aside proceed_ ing4 for irreglila rkt y in the penalty - in. currcd by a tidbit ion of tl:e EV.I - to , pyCv,....nt gaming. irregularity irpr , n critic!: tl;,c Rule ILLd been ob tained wAs, that' the . Dtftmdant lead , nevelt been served With Pret:esi„ GARR,Oty O:CWC3 cansc al.:tlinst the which,. he said, was ah attempt to pet - vert juitiee t of a qtrdiak nature. to many. others, , Attith- the con , sideration of which the attention of the Court had of ,late .been 'occupied. Not long since a. casc had occurred of alike Motio n on the part 'of a Lad y , who, when the person' came to her 4ciii.je tci serve: her with iroo...(ss, titled utlt to her scryatit that she was 'wt - at home ; it..:lration having' been overheard; the lett;l'r, cbc.tail'itng the i'oy o f t h e • writ, waS left with , the :,,s.rlatit, and aftoeWardi de, • nicd havirilg ro.. , eic.ed by die mi:•.tr:..is: In the. • • iiresentf cast, th . e', letttr, '‘trith the proceis, had been delit ered to the Defendant's serva:lt, after she had stated he was at ':11o:N:•; , -1\4r. GA itk ow . • was proceptiing, when, h e was' , i n te r rop te d by t h e ATTorrEa , -(16NE1,11,, who stated snbseclubnt irre gularities in .The cause, which he said had been de., cidedlo be fitiffieientgrounds for ret-rini, aside pro., ceedings. The Court was Or -opinion tl(gy should be set aside, anti the - only .question then Was with , reg-ard to the-costs. • Lord I(sti y o ri. 7 4-." The rule is nCktilf - tit)itersitl, that..tiosts:shal) h: given when. procieditrg's` are ;et Ade for irregula ri t ) ; and 1, do not see how we cznt forbear giving' costs as fur as t6peets the irregnla. o rit3't;" . • Mt. GAn.tt said, he sll7tilt rnoie ftir'a Ciiirth nal inforinatiun rtg;iinst the b e l enc i alt , • • an d g i ve , hi*nan opportunity.of denying; upon i,imr irk, ilhat had been stated lij the person vllo'hatt,ierved the notice. The ATtc. RN C. -GENER intimated thdt his Learned Friend was rather too severe. upon'the De_ fendaot is he was at leAt et - aided to as thu:ll raped the pure 'and iitynacuiate Mr. HOLLOW AY, The Ruje was made absolute with ewts.,' ' • t • Tua6V. mnening thc . following, melanehely deAt took.:pja4- on.:thc, Lothian road . near Bath !—as the Lady of P. M'Clintock; Esq. IN:Is - riding 'with her husband anii`Mr. 13,iterington; her 'horse iet off sit speed up her companions :iot increa3.. ing their pace,: tor feiti . of acceietating of. Mrs, 'w ere, on ecthing to the turn of the roAd , at Ash. icy,. Made miserable teftator,s of thiit Lady xttrld.. ed'vemairist; road, and she horie grazing by her side: • The .I)ese 'medical al.J,6tailee diatelp protured freni Bath,. but we a4.e coq.,:erneti to: say,.,.tilat, their '_etitiea'v.ourf • tfett lict i q. l 44 : i y to prove tv,eetfiAltl. .Her, skull wgs fratiitacd, a n d het sltioudder dislovated4.., • H' f - Monplay one of the' Bristol Stip, ivil,veyi ng a pert of the Bath Company of Cornedibnc fa that • % City, WAS unfortun a t e ly ore:tor:le(I on Lve plrt of the road nem. Tivettqn, by which the ley f cu Mr. GLAssINGTO:I, the Primipter, Was broken ; the shotati , r of Mr , :j,11114, tic Trea4orer, eist;!,,cate4 and IVits, "rAYLOR aod ro,Surez.:Eß, very se verely cut and brobed, Yesterday Wk;taler, : !as fully certitttittli ,hy the MAY( 4, ChA tged with iiir,gi:pk a dr a f t , . for Oct. upon Air., ii;!wrence, it Banker' at Gra chum. The 130W , ..50cet Oilicerstad tven :watch of hini for son tirtte,