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4 Ar. NEWS. Pron. the '.o:\l ON GA . TTE, yune 16, 1 / 3 4. Admir l y -Offrce, lune 16, 1804. " Copy of a Letter from Fire- Admiral Sir Andrew • Mitckell, K. ii Commander 'in Chief of His Maj es t y ' r h• s and Vessels' at IV orth er Amerrc a . to ;than: sden. Esq. d a ted at Bmuda; ' the 17th of:9 1 1804. SIR, Hert•with I ,ransmit two lett ers Bra from C a pt ain ole. Hi., Majesty's Ship the Cambrian, giv ing an a,.e.,un, of the capture of two . French Priva teers on his passage to Bermuda. I have the Honour to be, &c. A. MITCHELL. lie SIR,. C am b r i an, at Sea, March 22, , 1804. r have to acquaint you, that I have this day cap. LLured, in His 'Majesty's Ship under my command, e 'Visor) French,Privaleer Schooner, mounting six twelve and nine-pounders, (which were thrown overhodrd during the chase) and .fifty-nine men, i cnm inanded by J osep h K ast i que, belonging to Gulri had been out eleven days, taken nothing. Lille held tri afchase of twenty-five hours. I have the Honour to be, Sec. (Signed • W. BRADLEY. ) Ad/niral Sir /barely Mitchell, K. B. SIR, Cambrian I hav e to , at S ea, March 26, :804. n His acquaint you, t h at I this day captured, an der F Krje,,ty's Shi p under my command, L'Alex rench Schooner Privateer, mountin g eight • Mgunsi sixty-eight men, commanded by Charles La arque, our eleven days, had ri, I a t tak en any t hi ng. m, &c. W. BRADLEY . To rice. Admiral Sir A. Mitchell, K. B. &c, 'Admiralty-Of.ce, June 16, 1804. 'Copy of anothe r Letter from rice_ Admiral Sir An. drew Mitchell, K. 11. Commander in Chief o • His Ill•jesty's hi;tl and Pessels in North Amer:ca, to fVilliam Marsden, Esp. dated at Bermuda, the 17th of April,lBo4. • SIR, I have the honour t moti on of th o transmit y ou , f or t i re. infor e } a l Lords Co m:n i ss i oners of the Admi- Yr a Co py Of a letter from Captain Lyail, stating the capture of the B itav i an Republic Schooner Drdtk by his Majesty'; Sloop Lilly, un d er hi s corn the B a h amas. tria_nd on the Ist of M arc h last, on his passage to • • I am, &c. A. MITCHELL. Salt -Key Anchorage, New Providence, SIR, March 27, 1804. By a Schooner who sails from this place for Ber muda this evening, I have seance of y our or d ers of the, infor m you , i n pur irlAr. in latitude 26 3d ult. th at , on t h e ISt 3 min.deg. and lo ng i tu d e 70 d eg. captured the B..:tavian Republic Schooner braak, of four four_pounders, ono- long three ,. Pounder., and fiftv-ineo nant J an ,commanded by a Li eute- Justus Dingemans, from CuracJa, out seve n weeks mi , and ta k en nothing. She engaged 'us Ef e.n nutes, and made every preparatio n to board. • The corporal of Sch ooner had twomarines lost his atm, and the :wound e d. S he is a ve men killed and one severely ry fine. in vessel, coppered, sails temarkably fast, well found dian b u il t, and four every thkn, Bermu_ years old. g • I haiie the Honour to be, &c. (sgned) W. LYALL. . 1 / 7 ce-ddi,•ziral Sir A. Mitchell, K. &c. &c. &C. FALMOUTH, JUNE I Ship s.—Sailed the AmeriAmerican ae, Capt. COLLET, with tobacco, for Am sterdam ; the hired Ship Humber, of t4-guns,capt. 1-111.,L, with Convoy for the Eastward, and the Flaxley, FR ENEY, fOr London. • ArriV e d H is Majesty's Ship Niobe, of 40 guns, Capt. Scot-r, from a Cruize ; His Majesty', Ship Ambu icae l e, of 3z guns, Cap ta i n . D UNBAR, and Nimbl e Cutter, of 14 guns, f rom Portsmouth, with Fleets (8 o S a il) the out wa ' r d Lisbon, Opor to , a nd Mediterranean , under Convoy, and were this P ort b y join e d c .ff His Majeqy's Ship W as p, o f 16 guns, I-lon. Capt. AYLMER, and 23 Sail of Merchantmen; the whole of which proceeded with a moderate breeze at South South-east. The Tolonshend Packer, with Mail of the r2th inst. for Lisbon The , is e xpe ll ed to sail to-morrow. Queen Charlotte Packet, MUDGE ; f rom Ja maica, and bake of Marlborough Packet, BULL, from the Leeward Islands, ma be soon expeded. _P y ORTSM Sh OUTH; JUNE I7.—A rr i ved his Majesty's ip Orphrus, Cap ta i n from a cr u i ze off avre.de-Or.ace. This Ship, on ,the 9th inst. in f'.. teitapany with the Ranger, Captain COOTE, chd a tench L ugger Privateer, of x 4. uns, off riaceh tr3n, for g several g hours, but the Privateer escaped, by a favourable breeze springing up. .:' Arrived yesterda 15y , t h e L ark Sloop of War, from the tioNns, with several vessels under her convoy. His Majesty's Ship Culloden, from Plymouth, is eoate to anchor ati St. Helens' Roatio to receiv e t h e A 'lag Of Si r EDWARD PELLE*, ainteu Lam- ndies Mandel. in Chi e f i n the East I. ppo Th e -Cmg Georg e armed Cutter it artiv:...d from Crujzi ng. .---, i 114RAVICH, JUNE 17.—8 y the M as t er o f a V eS• w ed .N lel arriv at thi s pl ace from Eggersound , in or. ay' We are informed that. the French Priv ateer li 4111irgndelle, of z e a r ed fro 4: c arr i age guns, Capt. ALLFmtts, • • m that place, where she had been repaired, the id of June, to the E astward, to intercept some Di our Vo meward.bound Ships, notwithstanding her Cre.w was very much reduced by the capture of rg prizes during her Cruize. Last night the Auckland Post-office Par'ket, Capt. BRIDGE, and the Prince of Wales, Captain HEARN, arrived from Husum. Mr. DRAKE, FaMily, and Suite, came passengers. The Printe• of Wales, Ciptain A. DEANS, with yesterday's Mail and Passengers, sailed this morn. ing for Husum, with a fair wind. DEAL, JUNE t7.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Penelope from the Nore ; Firribrite Stoop, and Minx Gun-brig, from Sheerness; the latter sailed again on a Cruize. Arrived the Ceres and Cromon, coppered Trans:. ports, under the command of Lieut. NORMAN, froM Spithead; Majestic and Defence coppered Ships, to be under the command of Captain WATSON. Arrived the Chatham Lighter, from Chatham; and the Baring, Capt. D. MEADOWS, East India Ship, from the River, and remain. in the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, Inflexible, Virginie, Penelope, Favourite, Tartarus, Zebra, Vesuvius, Industry, Speculator Luggers, and Transports as per . last, Chatham Lighter, and B ar ip g E ast I n di a Sh ip, tor incha. Captain STEWART is .appointed to command the Cormorant Sloop at Depth, rd. A Court Martial was held on Friday at Potts-. mouth, to try Mr. HICKEY, First Lieutenant of the Fisgard, lately arrived 'from Lisbon, on a charge of unofficer.like eondua, preferred against him by Mr. M'CARTHY, Surgeon of that Ship. The Court were of opinion that the charges were ft - iv°. lous, malicious, and vexatious. A Court Martial- was on Friday held on board the Amethyst, for the trial of C. H. JoimsoN, ing Master of the Sheerness tender, charged with desertion. He was found guilty of absenting him self without leave, from the Bth of April to the 24th of May, and sentenced to be dismissed the Sheer and to, serve in such capacity on board any other, ship as the Commander in Chief may direct. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16. ON Wednesday last, about noon, His Royal Highness the DuKE of CAMBRIDGE atrived at (several WHITELOCKE'S. 'The Royal Standard was displayed at the flag-staff, sand a salute fired from the ramparts as His Royal Highness entered the Landport Gate. He was received by General WHITHLOCKE, the Lieutenant Governor, at wh...se house he dined, and remained until Thursday morn ing, when His Royal Highness, after holding a Levee for Naval and Military Off:ers, accom .panied by . Admiral MoNtActr, embarked at, she New Sally . Port on board the Port Admiral's barge, and landed at Block.house Point, near Gosport ; salute of twenty.one guns was fired, arid a guard of: honour received him. He theg re viewed the Ist and 21 Regiments 'of His Ma jesty's German Legion, commanded by Baron LANGWERTH. The Regiments acquitted theivi selves fully equal -to any Corps in the King's ser vice, at which His Royal Highness expressed his great satisladion.. He conversed with a number 06 4 German officers whom he had known on the Continent : he av-as accompanied by Generals WHtTELOGKE and WHETHAM, Colonel Ev ELE !GU) and many other field officers ; he was .received on the ground by Captain MARCH'S compiiny ef Ri flemen,- who, after being inspected, marched be fore His Royal Highness, and fired three vollies, His Royal Highness afterwards dined. with the Officers of the Hanoverian Legion, who were highly pleased at so distinguished an honour. The dinner was attended by the Officers above named, and a numerous party of rack. • On -Friday morning early His Royal Irghiless proceeded to Portsd o Wn Hill, w h ere he reviewe d the German Brigade of Light Infantry, commanded by Lieut. Col, Baron ALTEN, from Portchester and Hilsea. At two o'clock, the Worcester,' Linea shire, and Flint Militias, and the 12111 Regiment of the Army.of Reserve, with a Party of the, Royal Artillery, were drawn out on Southsea Comtnon, to be inspefted by His Royal Highness, forming an alignment of near 3000 men, which passed twice in review before His Royal Highness, in high mili tary order. His Royal Highness afterwards par took of a sumptuous entettainment at General WHITELo'cKE's, at which a very numerous Ilan } , of Naval and Military Officers were present, whom were Admiral, MONTAGU, CURTIs, COFFIN, GOWER ; Commissioner Sir C. Snx-rox, and a nu. merous Party of the Army and Navy. His Royal Highness quitted the tnwn this morning flir London. . . An account has been presented to the House of Commons of the Abstraets of the Subdivision Rolls • returned hir the several Counties in Great Britain, pursuant to the Aft 43 GroRGE 111. commonly called the Levy -en-Masse Ad. Of these 'Retut4 - Is, the following are the total numbers of each class : Number in ist Class efleaive - - - 552,679 in zd - Class elledive - - 1 3 8 ,75 z ---L in 3ii Class efredive - - - 345, 6 53 in 4th Class effetAive - - - 794. 2 9 1 Voluntary Service - - - - 45z,7 6 f Army, Alarincs, Volunteer Corps, .Sea Fencibles ' - a7G,7BD Clergy, Licensed Teachers, Medical Men, and Con stables . - - ' - - 29,878 Infirm - - - - - - in 5,34 The Oppositio u W r i ters cont inue to represent the hospitable entertainments given by- the - PRINC2.I of WAtas, as' Party-Meetings.; and they now carry their confidence so far, as. to impute Speeches to His Royal HighnesS, whkh it is evidently impossible that he could have deliveud. The Writers alluded to can have no idea of filial duty, otherwise -they would not slander the tharader of an illustrious Prince, by representing him as active in his endeavours ro instigate an Opposition to a Minister chosen by his Royal Father—a Minister who saved the Etnpire from a Re. vo lutionarTStorm, and t o w h iun P u bli c Confidence is dirdied, in expectation of those mea. sures which will assure its security.and honour...-. We . think it our duty to repel, with indignation, these shameful- attempts to ,degrade an Illustrious not, .will hereafter add Character, w ho, •we doubt lustre to the British 'l.:hrone. . .. ...... - ST. .DOMINC • A Britt.4l Agent : -as Itdispatched from jam :ica to Sr. DomillO OR the 3d of 'January, on board the Tartar Frigatp,..with 'proposals for a Tr eaty, which had for their, battis the original agreement between Geotrals MAITI,AN/31 and TOUSSAINT, with a few Modifications And extensions favourable to the Com. merce of St. Domingo. The Tartar touched first at Jeremie, a Port on - the South side of Si. Domingo ; hut as DEssa,t,itstas was at Port.au.Prince, she sail ed to that Tovn, and entered the Harbour on the iph. The British Agent had the following day an interview with the Governor-General', whose nu merous objetiions were made by him to the Treaty, and amendments anti additions were suggested, to which it was impossible to accede, so very extrava gant were his demands. DESSALINE'S wished to stipulate for universal Commerce, and for freedom of Navigation round the Island to any distance from the Coast his Vessels might proceed. He also in sisted- on being, stipplird by us with Arms, Ammu nition, and, what Inuit is extraordinary, with Ne. groes. From terms so excessive as these, no hopes Could he entertained of any thing like a satisfactory issue to the Negotiation, and during five days more, while the British,Agent and his Col!capes remain ed at Port-auTrioce, only another interview took place. DESSALINES seized the opportunity of re capitulating a number of old grievances, complain sed of by TotrisAitii., and tending to shew'his doubts of our 'sincetit). He laid vast stress on the confi .dence reposed in him by the People of s tlayti, arid of the &pity and inde p end e nc e o f hi s G over nment, which obliged him to reject the terms we proposed, and to which he Could not think of acceding, since the Island was open to the C 'mmerce of the whole worirl, France excepted. To, a proposition, that he should put us in possessi , n of the Post of the Mole during the War only, he answered, that .it was altogether imoos,thle; and that he had given orders to destroy all the Fortifications 'on the land side.of the Town, .which had been carried iritoeffeet at Port-au.Prince and was to be done through the whole 6i St. D mingo. Our Agent returned to . Kingston with the proposals of DESSALINFS in. writing,'after a suit mu promise, that an answer sh , old be sil! from Governor . NUGENT, at Jamaica, with all possible dispatch. This promise Was punaually executed, for the Briti h Agent did n umain quite a week at Kiog_ stun, when he ein ,- eitle:-:1 in th.- same frigate for St. Domingo 'G'vernor NUGENT'S Ultimatum. With the exception of san: riling modiheationi, it differed little from our iiist proposals. The Go- vernor thought ir, however, expedient to send pre- sents to DE-siyLiN ES and his principal Officers, to the value of several hundred pOunds, chiefly corm pt , sed of hats, gold lace, epaT - lertei, and sabres. On the soh of February, our Agents'were landed at Jeremie, but as Dkli,ALiNiS was then at Aux Cayes no interview t. ok place until his arrival, which was the ze , h. Instead .4 relaxing in .the demands he had Let , re made, he renewed all his objections, and even insiAed, as a pieliminary, that we should furnish him with one Million pounds of powder, equal to five bundled tons, with fifty thousand mn , le.ets anti ammunition ; fifty thousand sabres for inkntry, hve thousand for cavalry, and fifty barrels of flints. So extraordinary a proposal was a con,. vi nc t i i g proof that he had no intention of treating with us ; but it was conSideted the wisest course to assure DessALtstss that his demand should be laid brf ire the Governor of Jamaica. The Agents re turned to Kingston, and, we understand, that in con sequence of Governor N-sec NT's dispatches, all itlea 'of a Treaty with the RepubliC.Of Hay ti is entirely relinquished. SUMMER ASSIZES. MIDLAND. Mr. Justice CROSz and Nit . . justice Roox L. Northamptonshire —Tuesday, Tilly to, at Northampton. kutlandshire—Friday, luly 11, at Oakham. • Lincolnshire and City•—Saturday, July 14, at Lincoln. Nottinghamshire and Town—Thursitay, July 19, at Not.. tingliarn. Derbyshire—Saturday, july 21, at Derby. Leicestershire•and Borough—Tuesday, July 24, at -Leicester. Coventry City and , Countv—Saturday, July 28, at Coventry. tVarwiek--Swine day, at Warwick. HO '1 E. LORD ClllEt BARON, and Mr. justice HtAtn. Hertfordshire—Monday, July 16, at Hertford. Essex—Wednesday,' July 113, at Chelmsford. Kent—Monday, luly 23, 'Maidstone. Surrey--Wednesday, Aug. 1, at Guildtbrd. W ESTE 11 , Lord EL unoßoucti, and Mr. Baron Tnomrsorr. Hampshire— ruesda), t 7, at Winchester. 'Town and County of Southampton—Saturday, July 2T, at Southampitm. Wiltshire--Same day, at Salisbury. Dorsetshire—Thiirsday, July 26, at•Dorcliester,. Devonshire—Muth:l4, July tixeter. Cornwall —Thursday, Aug. 6, at LiAtnin. Sorricrsetsliirc—Tuesc'ay, hug. tr. at Wells City and County of Bristol—Monday, Aug. E 7, at Bristol. THE OPERA.—II Trionfo del Amor Fraterro filled the King's Theatre on Saturday night. Mrs. BiLLINGroN proved, that her health was perfeetly reinstated, by the excellence of her performance. Bam-1/04 also highly distinguished himieif, and the Ails, Duet., and Trios usually encored, did not pass without rece:ving the same y .mark of public admiration. Le lagement du 7erger Paris restored DES HAY Es and tits Wife again to -the Audience. A,band.i)ill w,,s circulated, stating tli :Y their abstnce 'arose from illness, and no other cause. If so; the strength and agility widi which they both danced, indicated a irtrpr:izingret7ocveg. l'Ax !so - 1. and the L'Asoft.z es ab.y supported this Baer, which extended the performance till near ,half after twelve. A pair of loaded Pi.ttah were sold last week, and one of them, it seem s , quent of in the. Auetiom Room. —We might expeCt, in such a place, that even if they were not l oa d e d, they would have gime off. The Aincrican iludivicers , seem to have a very quick mode of dispatching business, if We may from the folly wing article in a Paper, en titled Ty r Need) England Palla.diam, printed at Boston :—" A diamond ring, valued at 1500 dol lars, has ben advertised for sale at public vendue at Washity , ton on die ztst of May.: if the purchase , • money is not paid in one hour after it is knocked olf, it is t, be set Up ;.gain, and so successively, until the mowy shall be' paid." .11;fMlitiROH V.4IZ,S; VIENNA, .MAY : 26.4—The Russian.AtAbAssalo:, Count RAZUMOWSKY, has had a ~pri, * ateayclitmcc. of His IMPERIAL MAJESTY. Tilt! Aus.trian regi f riients have received orders to concentrate themsel v 4 c in the beginning of the ensuing m•mth, in commence their exercising,, and about the end of July, tci as *. semole in. the, vicinity, of Toplitz and Brume, in order to be ready to occupy on the ,4iitofAngust, th e g r eat camp to be formed near these places, and to go through their marceuvre.s, • BANKS OF THE MAINE, MAY Z9.—.At Mentz, on the 27th inst e .. a change. was made for the first! time in the prayer for the State in, the Church St.r, vice. Instead of the wor d s , Domini 5a1.7.11,7 fat Consulent, 'CO LO RD.sa ve the CO ; and to. , :r‘ alvu . m fac Rempublicarr, , (Q Loa]) s.,ve 'the Repub lic) : the following were introduced, Domine sal -4.111,n far Imperalorein nostrum Napoleouren, (0 save our Emperor, NAPOLEeN).. • • NAPLES,. MAY 7. —Count ACTON- h s resined his post as Minister, and the Che,; . alier . Mrcrta ROUX ALNIADEZ, known in our Acizninistration, has been appointed his successor.. ITALY,. MAY I6.—According to same account*. a ,new Alliance is on the point of being conclujud between England,, another- Power, and the P;rte, one,of the conditions of which will bt-, that Eng land shall occupy Egypt during the qootivu,ince . of the War. MAY 20.—The.lralian Journals renew the report that, Sicily will be occupied by Foreign Troop'4, . FRONTIERS OF SWITZERLAND,: MAY-28. 1 -.-The Court; VitarrEolles-, arrested at Romr, who was claimed. by the Russian Charge d' re:, Cotttt CASSINI, has passed throti . gh Lyons, as a Stilre. Pri soner, on his way to Pari,. WETZLAR,. J177.,TE z:—The Imperial City of Nuremberg has already sent new Credentials to its Re,;.ident at Paris. PARIS, MAY 30.—..(Fr0m the Ilomburgh Ccr. respondenten, June B.)—The EMPEROR, can his j ,brney to the Coast, will go to liouh : gne, 14r which place, as well as for Havre, a part of the Imperial Guard has already set out. Grey events may soon be eipeded at .Boulogne., A j 6 caltn, which happened lately, rendered ,the Army impatient to make some attempt against the Enemy. CORN EXCHANGE, ji . .rNE iB. . THE Market continues • to be thinly. supplied with. Wheat, good samples fetch an adirar.cc:of ta per quarter, the other qualities at small fiatia. thin ; 'Barley has not Much sale, but near° ly supports its price, as does .Malt ;.-Beans and Pease are a trifle lower ; there is a tolerable quart_ thy'of Oats arrived, , this. trade.h. brisk, .and railer dearer ; in , Flour no alteration.. • • • Wheat jOS ti.os a 55s od Tick Beans - ,275 'a 345..0 fine ditto -. 6s a 58> od Oats -25 s a 2.75..0ct Rye ' - - -25 s a 2.80 Pdland ditto 233 Barley .• - - zos•a 25s 6d Rape Seed - 361. a '351. Malt - - -52 s a 593 od Fine Flour 4 7 ,5 a 435 - sdi White Pease 35s a 41s ott Seconds 35s a 4os ot.l Beata - • 325 a 395 ,;(1 The Margravine of Ait , pAcrt treated her friend's on Friday • night with a new theatrical repost,,ac Brandenburg!) House, The first Piece was a little Drarna translated from the French, and entitled, 'Ti;Pell they are Married. The Scene lies near Begin, and the action is supposed to take place just after the battle of Rosbach. In" this Piece the MAk.. GRAVINF, Mr. KOPPEL CRAVEN, Air, MI. HAMILTON, and Miss SHUTTLEWORTI-1,, acs quitted themselves vet)/ ably. The second ;ere sentation was a translation from : the Getman, by Mr. KEPPEL CRAVEN. Ir. was called The Gaunt. let. The Scene lies in Germany. , _This Piece was much the most in►eresting of the two. In addition to the Amateur Performers before men_ tioned, Messrs. J. MATTOCES, MORRIS, NlxuN, HENRY ANGELO, CHATTEkLEY, and MAYNARD, contributed their efforts with great success, and very much to the satisfadion Of d very numerous and splendid audience, of whom a selett party stayed ti, partake of a very elegant supper. The following Address to the Gauntlet was written by the GRAYINE: Like hail in May, instead-of genial show'rS, De-spoiling Flor.i. of her fairest llow'rs ; lie murders P leasures in their Very birth, Who nips the bud of 'Literary worth i • Yet Ensy, huMan frailty's worst disease, Oft blights an Author's first attempt to please; But I.kee, should Envy aim a poison'd dart, To wound a modest youthful writer's h=art 5 Or point at . trifling faults in ev'ry•line, - I come to prove that ev'ry fault is mine. 'By my example, in our native land, Melpsniene'i respeded band ; . Too long his diltidence has kept the rear, - Plac'd now in front, an able Voluhteir ; • At .I.3eauty's feet, he lays his Gauntlet down, And braves the Ideot's sneer, the Critic's frown, --Ladies, for you, in this disloyal age, He dares with loyalty adorn each page, A Sov'reign's tame-•-•a Mother's Illettelenclg, The rights of virtue, an of birth befriends; • •• My young Advent'rer all his glory seeks • From Beauty's moisten'd eyes, and dimpled cheeks —Now, Gentlemen, for you ; it is }taut turn, • Who all for militar y ardour burn.; • I am a Gen'ral ; and my. forte, this Stage, Oh ! let it not be storm'd by critic rage ; Encourag'd by your smiles for twelve long years, My, troop that guard it, have forgot their t ears : Led on by me, to conquest, many a day, - Like you they fight, for ladnour, not fbr pay, Like you retreat, but never run away,. •• •• • Should you this night with many a bitter frown` Attack the Gen'ral, and his troops renown; , Then for this Gauntlet I resign corn maid And leave it to all-pow'rful beauty's 9t' :iii; One Gen'ral then Will rule the Criticl ••• One seldom seen—q7is—GtriLF.A;L:APPx,..,ZAT " A,.4 A duel took place at Co'Omer last W e d n e s d ay, be/weer two Officers of the 3d West Yorkßegiment, Messrs. H. and W. the latter of whom was tally wounded at the first round, the ballpenetrat. ing his arm and one of the lower ribs, and lodging in the vertebra of the back. The Cause. i said to have originated in a Court of Liquify, %%hid) was held on a Lieutenant F. I,f the siimt Regiinent, ag a i nst wh om Mr. H. was called to give evi,ience; on leaving the Court, the former accosted and „hbuitti him, saying that his evidence was talse ; .as;:ich con duct Mr. 1-1, reported to the Court. A . short time at - ter this had happened, Lieutenant W. a friend (.f . Lieutenant F. propagated the report r!lai . Mr. H. •had suffered an insult without resenti:ig it. This was reported to Mr. H. by his friends, who advised hint to call on Lieutenant W.—The conse_ nuen-e wag. that thPstAntiahr—,2 nri