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, IA 4 .1 f .1 - ~Nii, . Al i 4 4:„.-; ..., , :.. . 1„ • 1 4 \-` _, - 1.1„; . ''''' 1.... 114 11 '..„....T f t •'. $7,/ yi- ct f,,,,1341ajc• y. ... - ftr 4 , , ,. k Di ~.•• • 4q; _ Ol-1.0 ) , ! 5' , ..-_-',. - - '., , ......, r. -•' - - . " V' . . ~ :.- --- ,. -, ,i ~,, •,i ,, V " ...,. —,•CN : I% .' ‘'. 5"..1. ; .-E L : - 4 .':.4 -- '4- • •••••• ,0; "- ' . 4L 4 .. S , 44 ..... lgilai• t , :f 'l \ 4 t r :' , lla.Eß, G 784 I _ SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 1814. t :<t • THEATkE• TIOTAT.;': DM - TRY-LANE. , UTS 'Pitt StNt',EVENING, :Ilune 4, tlreir 'phi ~110 Nl•ijestiesSefiant.3-will perform . the Tragedy of ‘OTHtL . IO . -Irllistea (first time).; -rage. Mr. Kean ; and Des dernona, Miss Smith. hick v+il~ !le adth.d, the Bela-Drainatic Romance of WOODMAN'S iltrT. . Cl It EAT ROOMS, K ING 'S THEATRE, Haywarket.—Mr. SALOMON'S - LAST - TM.STFIT CONCERT on Monday next.--First Part. Grand Overture, Mozart—Aria, Sig. Cbrodi—Due„ Madame Bianchi Lacy, Mrs: Ash e—Coneerto Violin (MS.) Srttnrn on, S aitimon— song, Mr. Brabain—Thema r sVitb Variation (MS.) fir Piano forte, Harp, French Horns, and Double BasS, Itzss'rs. Ries, C. Meyer, Schunkes, - Niebaner—Bravura, M. Cata!ani.— Svccmd Part. Grand Symphony, Haydnenn,. Madame Marconi--4:eneerto Vintonetlio, Mr. Fenn' rst Vintontellu to the king of Spain—Recitative and A:14:1, Mr. Braham, accompanied by Corno Obligato, Mr. .S.ilmuke=Aria, Ma dame Catalani, by partichlsr Salomon, composed by Seba,ti•mi Bach,- and accompanied on the Piano-fortO, by Mr. Samuel. IVeslcy;—Duo, Madame Cata lani and Mirdame Marconi. -IDMIReILTY- , ..) , F7 , 7CE,' 1t at'sr 14 N OTICE is hereify given , that a, SPs'ivYtt 6 .. riD . and-Terminer rind Gaol Delivery, for the i'iieirof Of: fences committed on tltc High. Setts, wit4in the .11tristlictio:.!:of the ,ldnciralty of Engionci,will be hell at ;lustier hall , in the' Ord Bailey, „trimicut,' on Friday,- flee- lst of July next, at ; 1 it o'Clock in the Morning. • 1.4 W. INTEI4Gtqc& ~ :01.111.T OF IC.ENG's BF.NCI4 "v.rt MASTERS,. CIF-NT. 'V. ScROOGS., This Was an ac ; tion of tres,,pas;3, b Old 'Vestry Clerk - of the parish" of ?...t.'.3Ohn, iJatnl stead, against the Collectcir of sewer -ratesto.r the limi ts o f Rokorn ond FinsbitfY • tb4 parish of St. Leonard, Shored:A(:li ; aud..the Ty* of !Norton - Falgate, and the. horderti fines of the Same, for tiiitint..); trained for non-plum:cm of.a rate assessed Aipott the plaintilf, by the Commissioners, t, , Seters, under 23 H. Bth, c. 5. ;. and the queltiatt-.‘yas, whether the •parish of 'Hampstead, a:though ii Was admitted to - be wit Lin the !Units of the . Co m, utisS•ionersofSewers, yet not hewing been hitherto ivs'essee!, liable in respeni,of an, eN,pence of Upwards" . of 14,000/.incurrabytheCommissioneri in emptying, and cleansing ..Fleett&tch from 'th e boundary of the city of . London towards Batile bridge, Pancras, and, repairing,the haitks: By, IS G. 3d,'c. 66, the Commissioners ha.i , e power to make rates in the division of Finsbigy, but' no such power is thereby given for,: the .division: of Holborn, in which division Hampstead is situat4 , ed. ln - order to enable them to '. assess per sons within their limits' i n the Holborn the Commissioners therefore olitained,;the usual commission of Sewers, tindef` r ?,3 H. Bth, c. 5. ; The Act 3.J. Ist, c. 14. f(; explanation .of the St o at. of Sewers, limits theiorisdictibn of the Coinnris sioners tq two miles from the city: of LOndan ; and this limitation has been recognised in the case of Yearn 71'7: - It %vp.s ted that the plaintiff'a l mesSuage is upWards' • of two 'miles:, from the city .af . iondon.:!Aln the of Dore 4 , ~: G ray, 2 jr. 358,,ic . watiOitled, that the' Coitnissioners,of .Sewers have jtqisdict,jort over ,`selt-er cOmMnnicating with a nu.vigabie stream, ,if the plaCe over which the jttrisdietion is exercised bc,, or be likely to be, bgislited and that the.critcrion - which de4crrnines whether the sewer be, or•be not, witl . Bth:is, if it be necessary or useful ha navigation.—Air.. way, Surveyor,. proycd,., that -the level - from.llat - - tie-bridge turnpike, taken r,n. the crJwa of lyre sewer there to 'the level of the liasement fl6or of the plaintirs lionsef is'3o7 feet ; arat ping of tl,c rSc r could, produce itny .incoUre. rtienee to that house;. that the . vlaintifk l civpkig derive any benefit by the repairswhich the Coni -missiOners may Make of the'parrili ; that the water which. rubs. from- the. lliimpstead drain-lg.-- pure befpre it rcaehcs. tl4e.,turruel,j and,thatiit went itito . the river Fleet before• the. Se . :..ers .were luade.—One of the. ju . rr, - vr . ho had observed, that ; it seemed to.bini an. ancient ter-cours4, and that the drai.aage of Hamp s t ea d discharged itselfthat o way before . the sewers were made. • , iTIIF vr, . l iti - ls i ~, ROYAL, 01'.ENT-GARDEN. I,t perf ,)it•ESET EVENING; June 4, will L._ O rmed i he Play of Tlie S tmn „ \ THE STRANGER. , . • --' 'lr. I r on t io• After • aad li•s. Haller, Mrs. M .. ‘Gibbon . -,' rwh - • which, b the Iln rlesone Tragic Opera of • Tr „... Bo AlariSTF 1:' [TWASO, , 'uch wiii be „,ficiesi,'l4.- Hi•itorical Romance of • It T i , h 4., t'Pr i b ile ! li ef - IAM) C.X.CR Di; LI01%;. .. . . ti s e .:r is ra,i;,e respectfolly informed, that although gc,, N I ., hot to "y r,,corei h . :4 from his irt , l, , thigition,lle is . 9fl 51)741:4 of hi s V . " , ence the l'eformance of the few remaining 4 gement until Monday ,vhien rill he-acted 141 r aFe's Isl K bl •- I I be A.tii i _ . rugedy of, Othello .Othello by IN r. era e, .. ' 1 and his Men: .4, J. Tr, CIIOKEII. OF ' DICE OF - OR DEI:4 NC T, -Vas , 10 , -Itif4 T HE PRINCIPAL - 01.110ERS of A . • JESTY* Ortlll 7 .lilVE 'de hereby git , e Notice, •that Proposakirill le rectred at their fe?: . rc, in Fall AlCil, en or before WeiOvesn'tty, thi Vat Liao of ,Tome nest, from such Persons as Ur!•.: - u be willing: to un'eertake the supply of BOX TENCiE WORK, forStrtiec of this 17eocrtAt , iit, for a Period of Thr:!.% 14:75, 4teretinablr-oftcr the 'E.i.,rotion et one Year, upon Notice of 7hrre .11onths, at the Option of either Party. Doors to be .opened ct 7, a-rd the Concert .4o begin at 8 o'dt:el.—Tickets,lf-a-Goint i l, each, to be hail of Alr.•Sa-• !mann, No. 70, Norman-street; Oxford-street; and at the priucipill Music Shops. • 1 1 / 4 1.A.D..111E DE sTAEL•s woRK.s. .:_lll - $ Day were published, H. CoWirii nil'. 50y, Conduit-street ; G. Goldie; Edinburgh ; . t an&J.Caniir k ipg, Dublin; Editions, in French and Eng lisb, price vs. of L E J.'TERS on the WRITINGS and CHA RACTER of ROUSSEAU. 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(to be continued regularly . e%:ery Two Months); the • • - • • Second Number of • • • THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW ; or, Constitutional Journal. Contentsl—Stewart's Pliihiso phy of the Hutnan Miud—The .. ltejected Theatre—,D'lsraeli's Quarrels of Authors--:calilianx .11 C'ontes des 'Poetes Fran.; cais, par liarbazon—Klaproiles 'Prattle. in tiipCancasus.and Georgia—Lord Ityron's Corsair—Kirwan's Sermons—Pater son's Legend of lorta--Nirs. Grant's Eighteen Hundred and - Thieteen, a Poem—Craig% Hunting of, , Birtliewe+-Dde to poleint Buonaparte—TwiNs, on the Influence of the Crown, &c. Pultlislied by H. Colburn, 50, Condait-street; G. Goldin, Edinburgh ; and J. runiving, Dublin. s Py Order of the • • - R. H. CRE•rr, Secretory. Jvst pnblislied, price 2s. Gd. F A MILY POLITICS, a Comedy ; an d VIL; LARIO, a Tragedy; each in Fire Act 4; forming the- Sixth Numbcr of the Original avditcjected Theatre. • • DAY AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING., r r IIE Public are respectfully informed, that the abue Articlecontinues to be manufactured, in its ge, nuitiePuritratid.gxcellence;at thceziginal . Manufactery, No, 97, High Holhdrn ; and aa most of the:lmpositions lately prac- ; tised in their Name have been put down. by the int.evfcrcnce of the Law, the Public*Lieed no other Caution than observing the Old Label, which States it •tcie made by DAY and MAR- TIN, 97, High Holborn..---To those who have beets duped. by purchasing a spurious Sort, and who may •hare supposed a,n alteration had taken . pluee in . the Manufacture cf the 731;uti log, D. and :AL wish to declare, that it ever has been pre pared precisely of the same Ingredients, and by the same Pro portions. Price Is. Gd. a bottle. No Halt-pints made. Published for the Proprietors by H. Colburn, 50, Conduit— street ; . .G. Goldie, Edinburgh ; and J. Cuunning, Dublin ; of whom, and all Booksellers, niay be had, The First Five Numbers, price 2s. 6d. each, containing l? Plays. :it was agreed thit'a verdict should be found for the plaintilf;'da'mages ls. • suhject.,to the opinion of the court, on a case upon the. I)( 4 ,‘e upon tine St>uut e o f Sevi•ers, 223, tias'reCerred to : Secondly', tho'si'gf . ,ittlidi which be .upon.,an ascezit, and nut on the' kvei, are, also, by the rule of reasou- .) eetupt trom ru sesses, to be imposed only-by the power of these laws." N. B.—A Niunber of this Work, containing- Two or Three Plays, is regularly published on the Ist of every Month, and may he had at all the Libraries in Town and Country, form ing a constant source of amusement to the • Lowets of the Drama. i7y ~~ ~ ~ r f ,~ r .~ ~~t ~: ,raj :$ 4 . „,11 h'~ 4f `y~.:h G :k i te ,t ~ s ~f .' a, 0 - e rf 14 1 1 IJI ° S~ t ~,l U LO 3 ' , Pc- (-I' l Soc'' ' ; 3 1)G v i OY I , - - v iI() YAL •PA'CRIOTIC CONCEBTS . ,, '' IN G . S THEATRE, HAYM.A.RICET. Ily Colt, Admission by Tickets only. • . —arid °I hii ltuyall-liehness tbePRINCE REGENT. li . And also under the Auspices , of , I. l :lRA ti lel Highness the Duke of lORK, His :`,°Yal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, Hi I;`,-"Yal Highness the. Duke of I ;.ENT, 4 ‘.., "Yar Highness the Duke of. st.ISSEX. A - r , Jf, ' 4 111 tn 'V tiUNZ • 1.6, -and. FRIDAY, , N,. ...-. .. , , "IN —:7 in C 'lchratou of the DELIVERANCE of /la I 4tid b ' t ' th -t " , to lard ,i; Olt 11.7(iAL by tie Blll'll.S'il AR,MS, which \tie, 'main pely contributed to the Restoration of France, and 4 . 1 be Patton of. Europe, by our )Ingnattimons • Attie!, l'rin ,eelPerhiroi E"?trti.ik y I I TSiTANIA. LIBERPA)As, SR(., '"Pliai 0 - , '-- • '•• , -'. ti 11 . , 14F (1 ,e,. To' e suceeeded. hy a GIiAND CARMEN ' coto '. Ihe Ode avritten, and the Whole . of the Mu t0,,41 Posed Lir ti . 4; C' -eat tkeasion. 'Each 7 Concert to Itlittlkiei:L%ed`vitil ~ ,, q) , ..1 save. the Kin — g,". newly arranged and ~I . 1- new ~. andlne whole to be executed iipon a plan , , 11 1 , 4 i11g II; .) !ti.ree• corapkte and distinct Orchestras, c.o.a si;tt Peri l" galls, and moie , than Three Handred . and t a , , iite c ., 3r:ters, for whictr is preparing a ,naagnibeent t he 8 - t a "u . al Ntr.tetu‘ re, to be ' erected over- the whole extent - F e ti d . Leatte,(ltb..Fhtt Band, Mr. SALOMON. e a d t ,' "` t4 i , eco ,, tl Band, Mr. syAGNOLETTI. ,A:t1 0 ,,, r ,,of the Ttnrd atad. Mr. :k , lolt ALT. itorlle -c4tist'le..Vocal Perforniers. already engaged, are, Ma -14'1"o, 'i,, 3 2 4 , 1, Signor Trameezani, . Mrs.' Dickens, - Mrs. ,',. ( h , ift s ''' Yangban Mr. Naidi, 'Mr.Kellner, Mr. Leonard, 1 1, 4 14 (~.„' A nt Williams, and Mr. Ilraham. l' '' iit ' t ' t c )- begin each day at newhen the t, l 'lle ('),.,„"e Theatre will be splendidly illuminated: .• ~ lit a ,4ns bu iltexpressly for these - Concerts by Messrs. 7. i , ad 4, 311 )3 K4•r,, e4 for it.c,, - „ - t 4 ce n r ,; --e linxes (and Boxes to be taken) at the Opera ,—'• IL,„',.'''.l:• Tickets for the Pit and Gallery to he had of )4,.',),1, - t'"" l arres., Old Bond-Street; Mess i . s. Flight and ai,c l rtst; • Mar tin's-lane • Mr. Bireliall, NeWßoad-gtreet ; ' . i1it4.421 d; and i Mesits. Cleurenti and Co. Cheap , . .140!I JA . . 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Me "hi ti t ', ',lllle will form. the Second Section completing 01".0l;" Orizi3eNud part`, I:g.v it and the Holy Laud ; A,___ V 1 1Y '''- r t of ti! 1 1 I • worl; according. to ,tlt . -, p"" • 14 '10 . !- "'" L ' i iVIII Colltillll his 11, ihe np I , 3 ( dby the Author ; ati . upon I,44itl.'yrit,,•ique„ Nile to Grand Cairu ; i the lle - Atii• ' oft he eL, 0.3iz0 and Sacco:a; 1 a i_escriptiou o ._ ~. the his o . bseTrations amiquiti, _Lif t . of 1 i 5 . - , i, the Mita ; an account o!, /` 6 t he c r " 4exan.lria, particularly of . Pompey s Yina .. and -4.0 3 ir), (1P!..0f Neerppolis; his Subsequent Voyage/ .. eece, Macedonia, . . • - I, l * ' • ust published >rice 23 the i:ifth Number of - .4% NI , .: ... / 1 . . ~ t•P‘!p -- . 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Medicine iu ..Engletidlr, ..;.!luiti.,t Fa of alloii.deicript Fish—Particulars of 'the f - ierr e •. u"IY--Iliographic4l' Acebunt *ot- Bernardin d e St. 111,15,....!r?uth0r of the-Stutlies of :Nature—Curious Anecdotes, C•ittiili.'" of the Ch4ratirer of the Emperor Alexander-- <t.:o,,4"a' &c. ortss,!onaie,Ations: f,,,..i1e Editor are regneife'd to lie ad lko,u.et.r!st.ll Ilablishe'r, ...,lr.:C, Colulpit-street, 1ict,.0rd,,..j1.11,trr,; tiy. wijal.,, aim aii Eoolisetiers, Newsmen, ...licit the'WOrk 'are 'receivd .. - . u ALlTvditiott'ot:NO. L is - nnic reari , • . , ~ • . . 2. • .- This Div Arere pahlishvd, la Octave (with nine Etchings, and a map of the Ninth of India), price 14s. boards, ETTERS on -INDIA.--By L ' GRAHAM. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, 'Orme,'And Brown, Pa "ternoster4ow ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. - Of whom may be had, lately pbblished, by the smile Author, Journal of ,a Residence inJudea, the Second Edition, in with Plates, price 11. I Is. (i. boards. " Mrs. Graham stands very high in the'rank of travellers. She is both an active and an intelligentobsurver.• She looks abroad upon the beauties of nature with a warm sensibility, and describes them with skill." —Eclectic Rev. Dec. l 814. This P.hy ras published, In One Jorge Volume Octavo, price I4s. I'MITIGATION Of SLAVERY ; a Work truly worthy of the coniideration of West. India Planters and others. Part 1. contains Letters and Papers of the late Bon. JOSHUA STEELE, .Member of his Majesty's Council in I3arbadoes, describing the steps by which, to his own great profit, he raised the Slaves on his own Sugar Plantoions nearly to the condition of hired servants, and containing his Observations lon the Slave, Laws, &c. Part 11. censists of Letters to Thomas Clarkson, Esti; proving Ur:A bought J Slaves, who do not keep up their number by birth, never re fund theivpurehase-mon4; and skewing the great success of the Plough, &c. &c. - By WILLIAM DICKSON; LL.D. Formerly Secretary to the late Hon. Ed. Hay, Governor of the Island of letrhadties. . . Printed for Longthatf, Hurst, Reef, Orme,. and Brown, Pa ternaster-row. GENUINE 4) FNEW.BERY and .-, Church-yard, inform th Medicines, with the late Maio Number of their House is 45, t! J. d. Dr..Tiuncs Powder 2 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 --Antihilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybente 4 Da.ll4's'earniinative 1 9 Tonic Pills Lawraure's Powder The Cephalic Snuff 1 14-. Unless the' uame " F. N:gi , " . Stamps, the above cannot be gi Dr. Hopper's Pills 1 11 Glass's Magnesia .Essence' of Cinger' 2 9 Chelttitshazu Salts ... • 2 9 'The Eau Afrdicinxle.. 11 0' ! Greenough's Tinctures 9 Tolu Lozenges .. 1 14. .Soothing Syrup 2 9 llpeea.cuanha Lozenges 1 11 • tp", Ai•upte allnwent.e writ ,tte, i~ledicines of repute, for Expor .IF.DI(;INES. SONS, in St. Matirs e Puhlic thattlic Prices of their es, are as foIlOv; and that the he third from Cheapside. _ . .r. d. . . . Dr. Stecr's Opodeldoe '2 9 ---- Convulsion Oil 2 ti -Ca m6mil e Drops 1 0 Essence Of toltsfoot ti •tl Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Lozenges Of Blois English Coffee 2 9 Pate cle Jithube - • 2 9 ' 'BERY" be eagrtirctt in • tlie.. imine. iienry's Nlag, - ncs;a .. • 24 9._ St I. ong•Ti net: of ilatii 4 ti ilux}knol's ditto inkiisie Scots Pills r If, Nlaredant's Drops Spilsbury's'ditto IGrant's Cough ditto WelCh's Pills •I)r. Solander's Tea ! - iiiirde•np l m these and i.I i other rtittiun. WE'S",EL'S JESUITS DROPS. THE Genuine JESUITS. DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an iuiritediate cure fur Strangdury,Glcets, Weakness of the Kiduies or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack of Venert!al-Infection,.they will infallibly accomplish the de sin d etict "should the complaint. he far advanced, it will he necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the.lesuits Drop,. •The great object .to lie• attended to is, that purchasers ShOuld be careful in having the true and genuine Preparation, as the ;inside anti dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the public, by absolute falsehoods, are so nume rous, that the proprietors request ever ) ) , purchaser to ask for WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. CAUTIAN.—The genuine WesselYs' Jesuit's Drops are in- Delo:sect in a -black stanap . ,witli the following engritVen there on . (to . secure the 'Proprietor from piracy): E. ,Edwards, suctessor to Joseph. %Vessel; Gil • tit: • Paul's Church-yard." Price 2s. 9d.. per.buttic,. and in large bottles, containing Ten small, 11. 25. 1 - lICKVIANS's.PII.LS are an EFFECTUAL CURE for GRAVEL iiiaSTONE, STOPPAGE.of URINE, COMPLAINTS inthe BACK and LOINS, KIDN YS, ADD ER, and. LUMBAGO.. ; • OF -the-various Complaints incident to the• mail frame, there are 2011 C more dreadful-in their na ture, nor more a tanning in their . eposyquences, ; than the Gravel and Stone. "They are' cOMplaititsfo r which every person is liable, as the waterwe drink is impregnated with particles, which not only . causeAtte. excruciating tortures, but are a foundation loievely other species Df . disor . der. HICKMAN'S 011IGI NM. LI.S, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in not . only strengthening . the yessels containing the Urine, but happily destroying the petrifying" quality of it, from which proceed tne anove.Complaints, -&c. -removing the calculi, or gritty concretions k and banishing every per nicious tendency . to those 't4sorders, without conhoement A'CO . Py . of a Letter. To Mr: CK.kl A , Apothecary, Si R } lickntan's ,t'alls.be the best. Medicine ever knoVin for curing the Gravel, therefore I bave.taken the opportunity to recOirunend them. Two Boxes and,a half have cured me; 'scithat I have not fonnti.it necessary,to take more ; and, although t have suffered greatly from that dis— order, I shall never . he altaid of it when I can procure so gPod a remedy. _I am, &c..; Ilemsby, near ViirmOilth, Norfolk, July i, Said. Wholesale and retail, at Butler's Chemical, Drug, and- Patent Medicin; %Varettotise, 4, Cheapside, corner of . St. Paul's* Church-yaid, London ; Sliarl> a• d l4clum, iu Portsmouth 1 Jones, Weston, Alinut, and Mallory, Port . sea ; Han and, Gosport ; Coleman and iacob, - - Sheerness • Peck Ross ird Turner, 11;111 •••Hoxiiiial Cook. worthy, Granville,' Nettleton, anti Gilt rt, Plytnouth Knott and Lloyd, and Swioucy - rind - 11;nningliam ; ' Billinge, Edwards a n d P enny, , Ind Lathhury, Liverpool:; ; Staines' and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Readlnun, Scott, and Baxter. Edin burgh; arid IVl'llonata, Glasgow ; Ihalg e l! and Harry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; • Swinfen, Leice,ter ; Dunn-acrd Sutton. Nottingham; and retail by truast Country Medicine Venduts in BOXec at is, • 9 d, and FERRIER. THE KING 2t. ,TH.oMAS This vas an indictment against a,nursetyman, ' for obstructing an ancient footpath, leading from the, end of Paradise RoW to the Green-lane, Stoke Newington. • The Rev. Dr. Gastrin, the Rector, proved the Unobstructed usage of the path for 30 years ; and William Eddis, li,;(1. that it was so used 67 years ago.. The defendant having lately taken 'a lease of ,a field, on which the. obstruction was made, of the Earl of Northampton, contended 'that the path-way was always a trespass ; but.fails irig to prove his case, he was found Guilty; and it was understood that the path-way will be iunut diately restored. . • THE NIMY.--The 9th Light Dragoons . havjg been ordered to the Western Di ; stri e t.-- 7 Th F Anglesey Militia has been order e d t o Re,unniaris.; the Flint to Flintshire ; and Montgome fy 22d Light Dragoons haw-, arr i ve d :Lk Madras from Java,--Liettt.-Colonel •M'Lcon, of the •114ral Scots, is appointed tf Bangalore. , , command ac • 1t is stated to be in contemr,iatiOn- to anrl.len.t. the Ilousehold:troops, cons'iting of the bite Guards and the Foot Guards. > instead - of reducifyr them to a l o7er!establishiiv ; A L The Warrants for disem'fiodying such regbnenq Of Militia as . have • air - ymarched irtto.;b44 CO'untieS, will, it is re (forted, be issued on day nett. All the oth ity regillielltS will he re,dueeo as soon as suffi_cient ~:y...;,0p$ a rriv e f ro m th e C ont i ! . net to take such d. ,tties as they ate now Terftmot ins sea-ports. inn-garrkons • . On 'Tuesday si pennight, at a meeting nt Noblemen and ( ieutlemen Qt the County of Avr; the Right Ilon, the - Earl of Eglinton in .th.c.chai.t Addr \ o.ss to: his . Royal Hig li'ness 'the Pa t - gclt ,*e glorions and happy tertitinat:oo 1 0 1 f E(k ti E l l J T e ' On C) t i e l .;t ? J or the freedom And independence of Europe, unanimously agreed t o and •,wAs ordered to be t . • w tansinitted - to Sit. Hely I.;'drympit; Hamilton, I' Nleinber' for tb e - (2ounty, t presented to t,iiistoy a rili g h ness. . • . The P.iTal CCEIITS, ,compauded4r, P.E.INC:I3 Rso t are reiniring, not onl , A every possiblt. ; magnificence - as regarding scenic , effect, b u t as 4!evelopi n g new .powers of- sound., His Royal I, iti, - I.lnes!., and the FoR.EtoN HEIGNS i WI!!, fo r the first tire, witness the ev tpordinary..rec ititi.of the tter contbinatien Sciences .of AvoUSTtCii, •