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114.,:m LtiNti()N JULY 12. :drilla/witty-Wire; July IS:4. topy of a Utter from Cttatairi PtGoT, of his Ma esty's Ship Orpheus, addressed to the Han. Vice-Admiral Sic ALKxA - i,Ea C•4/C:1 tie, and transmitted by -the• I:,itter to Jolts Lsos: CaOli ER, Eluf. • , HIS Mayesty!s ship Orpheus, New Providenet, April 25, 1814.; Sir—l have the pleasnre to acquaint yoti, that on the 20t11 in-tin', after a chase of sixty 1 file!4, the paint of Matanzas, in tteariaz s. S. E. fiett leag,nes, we captured thy United Frolit; he Commandant Jo sep't dabri.jorvt, she had monnteti tteenq 3.2 , .p0ntul cart - udes curl ant long eighteens, with one hundred and seventrane ; few minutes before striking her-colours, tbtev, - :! , 1 her lee 41ms overhaartt, and continned throwing . algohcr small arms, &e. until taken possession of ; she is a re- . toaalcably file ship, of fire londred and nine twig; • and the ties,. time (4 h'er gain:: to sea ; she has been nut from tostott two month:, 71:111 frequently chased by tmr cruisers; their only captare Was the Little Fox, a hrig laden with fishi. which they stestroyed, I hare the honour to be, &e. (Signed) H. ruiur, Captaia. The ifnn. Sir Alexander Cochrane, torumandcr-in-Chief,*e. _ . Admiralty-Office, Jiffy 12, 1814. Vice-Athwiral Sir Alexander Cochrane has also transmitted 'to - .John Wilson CrAer; E q. a letter from Captain Byron, of. his Majesfy`s steep Belvidera, stating that, on the 7th of March, the ,hortN of that ship with those of the Endytnion h'.,Ltriet; under the.directions of Lieutememnt. John Sylte3, -destroyed, on:Sandy-Hook, the Mats American privateer, of 15-guns And 76 'men. - • And a letter froth Captain Locker, of his Majpsty's sloop Sophie, giving art account of his 'dieing-, on the 24th in . April,_ p t over: the .A.nierkao schooner privatt,rStark., of two gulls anti 4S Mel), Out =2.1 d..tys from 14'ilmiugton without tAing thy prize. Adnziralo-0111ec, Jiffy (2, . 1314 • COny of h Letter froth Captain Nash.; of his Majesty's Ship 'Saturn., .athlressed to the Hoti.•Vice-Aduiiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, and transmiited by Rear-Adiniral Griffith to John \Alison CroLer, Esq. ' • . • ills :t,!jesty's Ship , •Zattirtt, off New York, May 25. Silt,-1 have great satisfaction in reporting to you the.cap tnre, this morning, of tbe;Anterican ,•clioncr privateer Ilus- Majesty's ship und:r my command, in lat. 40 AO'. *nisi. long. 73 deg. iS mitt. after a chase of four hours. Siie ilad oaf Luar4t a long twelve-pounder, besides nine twelve - - poninlel- carronades.,-eig of which she threw overboard du: , in: , the chase. She sailed from New York on the evening pre- . ceding her capture, with a complement of 9d men, is orally anew vessel, 11l tons, was on her first cruise, is copper and, copper-fasteticd, and sails rtnnarkahly fast, and complete • with prov isions and stoVes for four months. • She has'beeti in commission only irk, and was destined to crnize on the Ilanks of - .Newfoundland - , and would,Th all IA - obability, have proved a great annoyance to our trade had slit not been taken. I have the : ft:moor to. be, &c. _ JANIESr NASH, Captain. I - lon. Sir A. Cochrane, 'Cominander in Chief, &e.' Admiralty-0,1 - (w, July P 2, 131.1. ExtYact of a Letter froth Captain Cumby, of his Majesty's ship Hyperion, to Admiral Lord Keith, dated at sea, the - 26th of June, and tlansmitted to John Wilson (:raker, Esq. ,Cruis.iug iu to your Lordship's order of the 3d inst. his Majesty's ship 1 command has this day captured the American privateer brig Rattlesnake, .of sixteen guns, cum wand ed by Mr,•David Moffatt, an I.IIICOM nionly fine hrig, near ly a of tied hundred and ninety-eight tons hurthen, and tio if her .extraordinary fast sailing, teas likely to have done great injury to t4e trade of his Majesty's subjects in the bay. • (The Gazette.alFo contains a List of thirty N'ecels captur ed, recaptured, detained, tor. destroyed by the squadron under tlie - cmurciand of the Hon. Sir Alex. Cochrane.] nitehall, July le, 1814. T-lis Roral Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and (111 the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and appoint William Young; Esq. Admiral of the Red Squidr.on of his Majesty's Flret.. and Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; to he an extra Knight of the Mus't honourable Order of the Bath. TT - err Qllice, July 12, 1 14. 9.d Begiment of Life'Guards, Cornet and Sub-Lientenatit J. I..et , VC, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ;\ loreton, pr - - tcoteq. A. M'lnnes, Gent. to'‘he Cornet and Sub-Lit:Lite- T)y purchaSe, vice Lowe,' promoted. 4th Regiment of Drago - on Guards, Ensign Gile,s .from the 34th Foot,. to - I:te Cornet, by purchase, •vice Be promoted. , :id itegimvut of Foot; Lieut. Richard Houghton to be Captain . , of a Company,, by purchase, vice Forrest; promoted jn the , 34th Foot. 6th Ditto, Lic ut. dark to be Captain of a Company, without pui chase. Livut. Rl:dent:lust, • t i rotn the ROyal Ne*found - land Fencibles,, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ridge, pruinuted in the fNey:.llrtin,-wicli Fetrcibles. 14th Ditto, Lieut,..Tobn MaxwellstO be Captain or a. Com- panv, vice Browne, deceased. , . . Ditto, Capt. J P. Drury, from the ItOyal West London to he Ensign, witiiont purchase., - f27th be ,Captains of Companies, Lieut. J. Mac kay, vice (lig-nail, action. 7.,Lient. H. 6: Edwards, vice Pono7an, dead of his worindS. Lieutenant Frederick Crewe.. by purchase,-vice Padclon, who retires. To he-Lieutenants, Ensign .I..OWens. without pnrchase, vice Fairy, whi: resi;;;ns. Ensign C. S. Eetty, vice Mackay. En sign - Walter f 'vice Edwards. 'To he Fo,igns, Bigoelineliaanan, Gent. vice -Ovens. Hawthorne, Gent. vice Betty. . W.. Carroll, Gent. vice 30t-h . Ditto, Lieu'. Donald Sinclair, to be Captaid of , a Coto tmy, without purchase, vice Roberts, promoted. Lieut. .1. W. Heatl:Bryd . gA,. front half-pay 14th Light Dragoons, to , be Lieutenant, _vice Fettes; who exchanges: 71,zt0, Capt. J. Guthri to be Major, by purchase, vice who'retires.. • Ditto, Ller;iert Potenger, ::;ent. to be Ensign, .without parchase, vice Briscoe,' deceased. • 44ith Ditto, Lieut. V. A. Craig, to be Captain:of a Company, vier Dunithoe,,tlecea3ed. Ensign 'W. 2al. Hern to be Lie-w -telmot, vice Craig. Centlinuan Cadet 'IV-Rodgers, from the Itoyal,Military College, to he Ensign, vice Hern. 43th Ditto, Quarter-master .lohn Wild be Adiutaut (with the rank of En3ign) . , vice Dixon, who resigns tiie • only. ticrjeant-)Jajor James Zreer to be Quarter-master, vice Wild, appoin tvd Adj • 50th Dittb, - Lieuteriartt T. P. Thomvon, front the 14th Light Dragoons, to . . be Captain of a Coinpairy, by purehase, vice 4g sr, prinnoteitin the Goth Foot. 55th Ditto.—To be Lieutenants, Ensigns G. W. Revelcy, by purchase, vice Freud, promoted. Robert Irving, by pur chase, vice Boyfield, who retires. 56th Ditto, Lieut. Edward. Irvine to be Captain of a Com pany, Without purchase, vice Burton, who resigns. To he Lieu/mints, Ensigns John Raucland, vice Graham, de •teased ; Tiniinits . P: Lang, vice Irvine. To he Ensigns. W.F. Schaak, Gent. vice Sparkes ; deceased. Hon. Robert King, vice Rancland. .Prichard (cut. _ ..., vice Lang. - , , • . 66th'Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas Morse to Ire Assistant- Sorgeon, vice Cathpbell, , deceased. - 71st Ditto, .RoberVNl 4 Dongall, Gent. to be Ensign, without • purchase,' vice (-irant, promoted. 6th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Edward Kendall - .Champion, from the Royal Military College, to be - Ensign, by pur chase, vice Ottley; promoted in the 65th Foot. Sith,ilitto, Gentleman, Cadet Edward Cox, front the Royal Military College, • to be Ensign, r without ' purthase, vice Tuunrell, appointed to the 94th Foot. 89th Ditto, Ensign Osman Watts to be Lieutenant, without . purchase: ~ 94th Oitto, Lieutenant John C. firiffiths to be Captain of a Cti!ipany, without purchase, vioe'M'Arthur, placed upon h a lf-pay. Ensig n Francis , Murray to be Lieutenant, vice ..C..in - Ii Ils• E'?'lgn T. R. Timbrell„ from the 57th Foot, to b, I , ,nsigii, vice Murray. . , 98ti, :)itto, Surgeon TA: W.:Mai - him:if, from the Y9rlc. Light - . In fantry. Vmunteers, to be Surgeon, vice !Ainsworth, 'pro mobid on the Staff. , .. 97th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert - Garrett,' from the 7th Foot, to lie Captain of a : Company, ltd' purchase, vice Warburton, . . promote!). • nth Weit India Regiment, .; Brevet Major , Joan Blossett, from the. 68th Fo6t, to be Captain of a Conipany, dice Prater, placed upon half-pay. . . 6th Ditto, Lieut. .losrph Walsh tO he captain of, a Company, without poi - clime. Assista'llt-Surgeon .T. Gowan, from the Royal York Rangers, t,'be Sur,geop, vice Keil., promoted ea the Stall'. . tiayal 4 York tango's, gerjeant•i'crclinand AtignstU3 Bevlad; from the hoto r e out, 1,, lie Q.,iorter• master, vice appointed an Lisis4n. Hospital:-Assistant.latnei Cochrane to lie Assist:int-Surgeon:, Tice Gowan, protouted iu Llie - 'West India li t ~in;rnt York 1.'41 iiihintr.y vottitittcft, P H. i• ,mt 13 , !1:1 to Oe vice MArliiiani, appiw.ted to the 9qt.ii' Foot. . - Royal Newfuttlidltniti c;. Lieutenant, ri , :e Ratienittirst, appointed to the Purit. George NE:teatite, to vice i lic. y. New Brunswick , Feneibles..—To . he 'sit C , ,ni,pallies, • with ttlaporary Anthony Barker, ,used Lieut.• Warnfocd ItiiQ;e, from the- Stli Foot. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank, George Moorlionse, Gent. -Ensign Alex. Lindsay, from the Nov.. l'ela eibles:' Alex. Nbickelizie, Gent. to he Ensign. BREV'E'T. ' To he Majors in the Army.—Captain the ILM.I - Te.tiry'Perty, of the 11th Light Dragoons. Capti l in James Maud:ly, of titi!`Blh Foot: Captain Thomas Sumter, upon the Staq. STAFF. • Captain Thomas William Taylor, 'of the 24th Light Dra,gootts,, to be Deputy Quarterlaster-Cieneral td the Forces Serv ing in Java, with thq rank of Major In the Army, vice Thorn, who resigns. , HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Fredea ick Luinsworth, from -the 96th - Foot,- to be Surgeon to the Forces,..vice.Freerban, deceased. Snrgeon Robert Kerr; from the 6th West India Regiment, to he Surgeon to the Forces," vice Cook, deceased. Acting Hospital-Assistant Francis Guignot, to be Hospital- Asstitant to the. Forces.. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED: John Davey, late olSkinner-street, Sumer's-town, toy-m r anu facturer. BANKRUIrrS. papd•-manufactUrer, to surrender July id, '27, and Aiagtib id, at eleven, at the commerciAl-Booni,, Bristol.- Attornies, and Hewitt, Little FriJi;y-street, or Vv i &van, • . • William Hatchnison, Lung-Sutton, Liticolnshire, merchant, July .22, at five, .23, and August 2:3,-at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wisbeach -.St. Peters, Isle of ,Eiy, Cambridge shire. Attornies, Mr. Thompson, Stamford, or Messl . • Austice and Wright, TOiple: George Devey, I.illington, -Birmingham, commiSsion-agent, .luly it:3, .25, and August 23, at twelve, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. A:tornies, Mr. Stuart, Staple-Inn, or Mr. Berson, Birmingham. Matthew Ring, Dover-street, Blaclonart-street, Surrey, tailor, July 11i, 23, and August 23, at ten, at Guildhall. " Attor ney, Mr. Russell, Lant-strcet, Southwark. • John Stqi, Miiton, tiext tingborne, Kent, tailor, July 25, a serru, and August 23, at eleven, at .Guildhall, Canter bury.' Attornies, M'essrß. hide and Soti, illiltuu, or Mr Herbert Brace, Essex-court. Temple, Charles Wright, late of Charles-street, So!;0-squarc, uphol sterer,lulv 19, 25, and August 2J, at Attor-ney Mr. Howell, Symond's-Inn.. • ' . , Samuel Hope DenniS"- . and Samuel Javmap, Throgmortmt street, merchants, July 19, 1(3, and August '23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,-Mr. Bennett, Deans'S. court,' Doe tor's-Commons. ' OXFORD (IRCUIT. Mr. Justice Da tit,ts ; Mr. Mr. Bantu RI ettAnini Berlistine—oaturti,.), July io, iday, July 22, at Oxford. orcestersliire—lm•stbiy, uly •:!ti, at ‘Vorcester. City of Wor i .-esti•r--Tlir same day, at toe City of Worcester. Stialordsliire—Sattu lily, July JO, at ,St<lllol3. Siiruosliire—Vietia,:ali*,, August 3, at Slii . ewslutry. Attiobt a, at tierefmtl. Mannioutlishire•—atarday, :august,_ 1:t, at .)ionmouth. Gioucestershire-74Veduestlay, &Gust 17, at &emu:ester. City of thouLestvr—Tiic oSille day, at the City et Gloucester . NOKYOLK ' CiRCUYE. Lord Ectr.Naoßouoir , Lord Chief Baron Ttromi;soN. . ' Bucliingliiiiiishii.—Motniay, July.2s, at tiuckilighalp . . BetifortWiire-I-Tlturstlay,'Jtily, 9.•:, at lietiford. ' Huntingdonslire—atuitkay, July 30, at Huntingdon. llinibritigeshire—Monday•Augw.t 1, at Cambridge. ' Suffolk—nirsday, August 4, at 13ury St. Edmund's . . . Ntirfolk— , :ruesday, cin i iin , t P . , itt tlir Castle of Norwich. City of Norwich— Clic same day, at the Guildhall of the said City. .. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. . .. .. ' _ Mr. Baron Wool); Mr. Justice BAY LEY. •• City of York, and County of t he'sarneCity—Saturday, July - 2S, .. .. .. . . . at the Guildhall of thi; said City. . Yorkshire—The same day, at the Castle of 'York. Durham Saturday, Aug. 6, at the Castle of Durham. Town of Newcastle-upon-lyne, and County of the same Town—Thursday, August 11, at the Guildhall of the said Ton n. - . . . . Northumberland,--The same day, at the Custle,of .Neweastle upon-Tyne. , • Cumberland—Saturday— A ugust 20, at the City of Carlisle. Westmorland—Saturday, August 27, at Appleby. . • Lancashire—Wednesday, August 31, at the Castle of Lan caster. • CHESTER CIRCUIT. The Hon. Sir WttLiAlyGAßßow, Knt. C. J. the Hon. Mr. . , itu,tice-ButETON.. Montgomeryshire—Thurstlay, Aug. 11, at Welsh Pool. • , Denhighsbire—Wednesday, Aug. 17, at Ruthiu. Flintshire—Tuesday, Aug. c:.3, at Mold. ' Cheshire—Mooday, Aug. 20, at the Castle of Chester.' , r NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.. • ' limou LEycEsma, Esq. Wil.LIAm KEN molt, Eq. Mefionethshire—Thursday, Aug. 11, at Bala. Carnarvonshite—Wcdnesdav, Aug. 17, at Caruarvon. • Anglesea—tTuesday, Aug. 23, it.. Beaimaris. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. • • SAM. HVYWOOD Serjeant at Law; Join: BAt,otrv, Esq. Carmartheu—Mon ' day, Aug. 22. Havenfordwest—Saturday, Aug. 27. . . Cardigan—Friday, Sept. 2. ' . . - [Kbe Western, 4-lozne, and Midland Circuits have already _appeared iu our Paper.] . OLD BAILEY. Yesterday John Troop Juert, alias Cox, was in= dieted. for biganiy iu marrying a second wife, his former one being still alive. This case, was post poned at the last Session on the affidavit of the prisoner, to give time for the production of certain documents necessaryfor hiS defence. On this oc casion a Decree before Sir William Scott was produce!i, which invalidated the former marriage, and the prisoner was honourably acquitted.' John. Miller was indicted forleloniouslyassault 7 ing J. Gray, in Whitechapel, between twelve atid one o'clock on the2E3tll of May, and stealing from .his person a silver watch:—Guilty—Death. Ann Williams was indicted for stealing; in the dwelling-house of Thomas Eigar, a gold watch, chain, add seals, value 301.--Guilty—Death—but, Teconimended to mercy:. John Bailey was indicted for stealing a horse, the property of an Al - n -keeper, at, Brentford.— Ouilty--,Denth. Lusus Nature.—A remarkable circumstance oc. , C'Urred, lately, rare in the annals, of natural pro ductions, but which, we believe, is not without some precedents. A 'cat, belonging to Mr. ridge, at the top of 'Princess-street, in this trim!, gave birth to a kitten, having three bodies, eight legs, two tells,, and one head, all perfect. ,The monster was born alive, but existed only'a feW minutes.—(Plymouth Telegritph) A. remarkable circumstance happened lately in Edinburgh Castle. A small bitch dog, belonging; to the master gunner, pupped five puppies, and on tifo e ighth day' thereafter pupped another ; ' four of the early pups and the. latter one are still On: Sunday week a young man, while on that part of the Calton !Ell, Edinburgh, Ntili ch overlook - s Mr. Wordsworth's stableS, was seized with a . lit,'and falling down the precipice, Was so iuuch hurt that he expired about an hour after., DiE ARM V, North Hants Militia have' marched to Wiinmester and the South Hants Militia to South-, 4ittptcm, for the purpose of beinft.,, disbanded, They will he replaced by the 7th ; 23d, L'B'h, ati4 flUth regimeots of the line. The i'ileshire Militia have also march-ed . for Gravesend, for the puriMse of being shipped for Scotland. Saturday morning the Herefordshire regiment matched from Forton for their own county, ,to be disbanded. They did the duty at the prison for'a considerable time. The 2d Battalion' 69th • Regiment, 400 sthing, expect to be ordered to North America imme diately. This morning the Ist division of the 9th regi ment of Light Dragoons arrived in this city ; they expett shOrtly to be ordered for July 6.) - . EDINBURGH, JULY Ist, 'or Royal Re giment Of Edinburgh Wolanteer infantry, cotn, , ; mantled by the 'Right Hon. Cliaries Hope', are to 'parade in the Meadow Walk - oil Monda'y at twelve o'clock, and will march from thence to the Cross, to deposit their colouvs, and be di embodied.-- To-Morrow the first division of the 'Nest Norfolk Regiment of March Hont the Castle to Leith, and vinbark . on board the smacks for' Yarmouth, Iron) thence they will march to Nor, wi e l s . The second division follow en Tues day, We tinder.st,ind - the Norfolk Militia will be replaced in the Castle by the _9.4th Regiment (SCOEs Brigade), at present 'on their passage front Spin. The Finances of France begin already. to -im p )y.e: Most of the troops hare been paid up to t to end of Mav—a:id in the course of the current in :nth, it is' said, they will re:.eive their pay for .1 - nue also. .The re-establislonent or the public revenues will dO Wonders for . the cioverninent of Louts XVIII. A respectable Land Owni.r has lowered the Itent ,of his Faiins to his 'l et in the :..eigii bOtirhootl And!ey, in Staffordshire, a sum ade quate to about one-third the Rent of each F3llll, An example highly Avort ry' of imitation. ?, It is ref4ntecl, that a ciei•ical informer is now busy laying informations against those ckrgy mcn aho have not been in the habit of receiving certificates upon the burials of bodies- being wrap ped o In consequence of the introduction of the Bill for ;ibolishing Gaol Fees, a regulation has already 11t . cut place in the gaol of 'New..oate, by which the Fees, and what' are termed 'Ward Dues, on the Debtor's side, are aholished. A private letter• from Messina mentions, that . otlring a boisterons night, the Whitby transport eanght fire io the Bay, of Mehizzo, when many lives were lost in attenlpting to tow the vessel clear of the rest. 11 7 a1.1-,tadt , i..e. Forest Town, the name under wlkich our intrepid veteran Br.tici-riEa has been created Prince, is'a popoloui' village in the neigh bourhood of, Liegnitz, in Silesia, where 11F.Nalr 11. fought an unlucky battle ag'aiiist•the Tartars.. April 9th,,124 I , wherein he fell. In this village, which was built in . eonthiew;ration of this truly* heroic Prince,"there is still yearly a description of the .baffie read from the pulpit. The Duke of DAI;MATIA (Marshal Sot. LT,) quit ted Paris on the 6th, for his' Goverantent itt Bretagne,. PUBLIC CREDIT.----lt is gratifying tons, (luring the prese'nt season of conuncreial difficulty, to have it in Our power to obsevve, that this town appears fully to maintain its Usual credit', do Stoppage iif any consequence having really taken place and though some houses have nec6ssarily felt a share of the ineonvenience 'resulting to mercantile men. from the present dulness of the markets", and bare required time", we are happy to find all ;difficultii-S are now removed, by the joint efil;a,Cy of Substan tial property and fair character.—BelfaVNews- Letter. . • CottoNca's INauF.Sts.---An ino ' n'sition was taken eon Monday evening, at th .Retl Lion, Grusvenor Mews, on the body of Elizabeth Pitcher, %vim was shot by W. IL iiollll2s—Mr. HEAvIsrDE, the Sur geon, stated, that on opening the body of the de ceased, he found in the fiver a quantity of swan shot, amounting at least 1,0 100 ; and in going further, he found in the cavity of the omentum about as many More, and a large portion of wad ding, with a quantity of blood in the thorax. Th e wound about the . eighth or ninth rib, which be had no doubt was -the cause of death. The fact of .Hollins having perpetrated the murder as al ready stated, being clear, a verdict' of lfilful Murder was of course delivered against him. FATAL ACCID E t'T.—A party of respectable trades men of Lost withiel, left that place on Friday last, en a wai er excursion to Fowey,.from whence they proceed'ed to a place called Lafitick-bay, for the pur pose of shooting gulls. JUst as the party were pre paring to return lionte, Mr. - BENJAMIN ROWE, ob serving a nest of young birds near the , top of the cliff, attempted to .secure them, when, awful to relate, he lost his _footing, and fell over the precipice (a height of least 120 feef,) end' was - literally dashed to pieces. No language can pourtray the horror and consternation of the party tvho Avitnes'sed the melancholy accident, n'or ex ,press the feelings of a widow and three children. for the loss of an affectionate Husband and .kather. A most, inelanchnly accident happened on Sun day evening, about'eight o'clock, to a young %vo n:an, living as. servant in . a finnily in Sloatie-ter raee; by the explosion, of a spring;-gull, :while She was walking in the nursery-harden of Mr. ALLEN, King's-road,. whereby the cOntents,.eonsisting,.of shot and peas, entered her left side tin(' arias, anfl wounded her in the most dreadfiil Timmer. She was iOnneifiately cOnveyed . to 'a' house in the neighbourhood, and by the prompt and. tiFtmane assistance of a surgeOn, who was called in, and who in the course of that evening, and follo,vhq.; extracted upwards of 30 shot : we are, happy to say She; is likely altjointely to recover,. although she Must inevitably sutler considerably for some time. Last.week, a youtii:, , dick !matched at Ilimp"- ton, GO•inarthenshire, frith foa'r Legs, f9tir two' hodk§, two tfeeks,•and one head,. all perfcc;t. —(flereford Journal,) YINE Aitt;. . • We have nlready stated gen&allY On the Productions in they British y, "('''4 ,l ticed the etrect- that this .Exhibition pr ou the publie mind with.regard to the of Artists, whose ‘vorks have thus bonont ll o' l ,' (0 1 the counify,•and beneficially for the tising sur l ;i . r of painting, been brought together into -tine of view, by the laudable_eXertiOns of the C('"`, 4 „~ tors of this institution. W e o b serv ed tha l r , GAI!4'I4; previously little known to the eept , through the meditith of engravings, prodigiously in estimation ; that r i `4.; haps barely sustained his rd putation %with l he , p , • scientific admirers of pietttres ; that Gs' N :„ e l ROUGH had confirmed the• judtvuent of his metits, and Zbl-FANI acquired a 5 l ot degree of fame as was consistent with the his more humble !about's. But it would be ` l ` ) t i,ii great injustice to our subject to drop'it n i.t'„ ; ,l bold culogywe . ltill,proceed to the s eparnl e more•particular examinations of some of th es . ntirable'efforts of genius ll.l' Those exquisite ,series- of moral lessnnsi • , J E Rake's Progress, and Marriage ri-/a,mode, at once .the most impressively _instructive, ta' d ' most amusing productions, that ever satire tracted from the easel. sTit.ir fund of - eh'''''' c :Yof istic incidents deScending to the minutest Pa t- 1 1,e the action of the dmmatis . personr, as well inanitnate things represented,' is absolutely' ilirtte hausti.ble. At every renewed ,eXaminatin o ? beholder tomes away with new store of he"" t Alt which had before escaped attention, and stt admiration yields to the'strongrr emotioo tonishtnent ,at the fertility of imagination , racy of Observation, and' knowledge or k n 1 1,6, nature, which, in this Artist, as inSnAKsP'',,ii transfeys life itself from the real to thf, 3 . inic scene. In the former of these sci le-1 0 i", convincing proof of the powers of floGA i liaci . ' given in the last picture of the series, Th e 4 ,. E d house. Ordinary genius' could not have this dangerous subject without degeneratingtvol, painful and offensive expression—and it is, i l) truly : Si'ollPteriill to see that the Artist) °Y ergf , magic of talents, has touched , the ,it of almost every passion which diNuSt, displease us, and yet with so much - art :n‘ l . l inert, as to .produce a whole, unegnalled Iye;ipf, riety anti depth of interest, and for cnoi l oo sensations entirely opposite "to those W e , specified. ed ta 2 This is, 'however, a fascination tot col l6ll olo' the picture in question ; it,is conimon to 11 dig' GARTH'S WOI'S, oild it is a singular fact, c(, 1 such a charm is spread over them all, by tile- ,,,0" r and skill of the Artist, that though his is frequently as broad' as could vLell be tol'i,: pts in our refined age—and although be of i of' the lowest scenes, he never, by any - chnu ce 'rely. feuds the deliCaCy; even of female minds , o f r tiers. himself obnoxious to the accusation garity. • The 'RussianVice Consul has given notice Rutisian merchants, that the Emperor A1 ,51:% c 0 , has given permission •to his Ambassador , 4ilrEN, to deliver passports here to th' .6 o o : wish to proceed to Ru,sia, and acquaint' te l.' that heneefor"th-nassports will also be go'i ► the Russian Embassy to all.Engiis-hruen , requested toi produce a letter of rec oniolc li from any of the thukr Secretaries of ' 3 " te '''/ Avell known and respectable mercantile Re.priling the subjects of other tiatious, tai 11► plication must be, made by their resrc ti° fiisters that are accredited a: this Cot! METEOROLOGIC. BY it.' 8.-1 . • !AL JO URN ,11.• IN Ks; • ' 7EN'is NtAikna, , r PHILOSOPHIC:AL INSTIiUII Thtnudnit I . ~. ~ ~, 4.1 1 i -,-: Jane. 25 July. GO 159 - 50 30.38 51 i .17 50 1 .10 54 58 .03 56 .01 51 I 29.98 BIRTI- ••••. ea E g IACIIcS I CI jia 31 Pic CI 0 10 Y DO. ll °• I) °.- Fair . On Saturday, at Barham • Lotl . . mas Haworth, Eicl. of a daUghte! The same evening, - the Lady of Portland -street, of a son. On Monday lag, at Woodland, Manning, Esq. of a son. On the I th,i..t. in Upper C-ic jor Blackall, of a son. HS. f 11l 0 ' . `Se, netts , the 143 t7y :iv f IV. Robiosoti, '''l ° . t a l , of !:, 0 is, Strotham, ,e jp(1) f >l „, , , e badY ° eorge-street, to ~,,,,,,/ —.- ' M A itit LED. 4; nie° l3 ' ti r ' Sir rrederick Baker, Bart. to Miss 1-iarriet --;:• ' Ac e, daughter of John Simeon, Esq. Member for ReV,%,je 1 0!,..' is Lately, at Halifax, the Hun: Commissioner '"vide:1:;?0:,4 Mics Cameron, daughter of the'Governer of 0. `)c,,(1* ‘ `f./ .41 ' . On the (Rh inst. at Jersey, Philip Dmaaresq,,,,ter ',' , I J. jo in his Majesty's Nar;'. to Miss Mary Pi nn!tiffle,b,,„ils'4„-, io Pipon, Esq. his Mijisty's Itec2i vet . G e neral i n t .,...). - :11: U c,; '1,0` At Guilford, Lieutenant P •nn ell Col:., ltoY"'., Dea l ' f, Jan; youngest daughter of ' llitriate ...%.,titito;', ' rsc re l l .! re f(' , v I Esq. of•Gnillord, Surrey. . - - cort:- 1 . 1 t , u On Saturday last, .iii . rhe Isle of. Wight, I iln ' ,601' vou_nger son of Sir Henry Moncreilf Weil ~ : ,,,,o x i, e . F. 1 , • .. oanson, only daughter of the late J9.1i1 l ' a 131411° '` jf Wroxall, in the Isle of NVight. ' i 3Pr A 3.- 1 1c5 On Monday last, • at St. G . eor ,, e's, F . r ed ' r-c '' '' l " 8 7' `i l4 Esq. of Kensington; to Catherine Hari•ic,t, toll_ sq, ,a .. to :u ,ThAn l i i, a s s ai l l -I:sr ty r , , E N s f ? . .. R of ic S i l l ' a n i b d ut-Ll r a. t te o i i t t , o u l s ,_ "' .4 , '" • Mary Jane .Da% er, of i.v.hirec..oss-street• , • 0 2 . • in J ~,, to p;I: - , P' DIED. On the 17th of November, at:l:roves, ill u„`l,. A' . s e' 45th year of his age, Sir Huth Palliser Pal"' ' ~,, Lee, is the Cou:iY a Kerit.' . ' 'l , re , 13 ;' )' :0';'..' 4. On the 7th inst.' at Vt'onston, in ElamP "' iv; C. ` 1, ,,,,1t cued danc..hter of the Hon. andrfter. 4 - 1• 1 4. 1 , !,,,, , i :Ic e ~...;'''': 0.1 Wednesday la,i at Brisli , gt.) ll, ..‘: , q lfr''; ,l s) °l , *. , ; :air , " l- OW aged 99. .\t Paris, "Mr. Le "OOZY; uncle to the 1 ,1- 0 , 14 ,j' , of t ll 4 Lately., , m the Coast of N. th .An l e r . lc3 ' • j , e s ' his Vokivst?'s ,- ~ , sr : l3, ' ''' .Last S ttorday; Mrs. Bridges; wife of ' • o' l ' Hi.tymarket. - ' ./ ' '' CO gif e i st , _, --- , so. '1 ftr , .11•01 i• •Of _IL , ' • 01 eft, ,,, A, LON] R )N ': Printeil by J. 11. 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