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tr.frE PAF4RS. F.I . RSf NOTE OF 'LORD CARYSTtIitTa TO - "COUNT HAM WIT'l. . ' . - " B ert!,: Nev. 16, 18410. .. ... •. , . , " Tnt instant ,1.,0ttl CA R *,:stoti, Envoy Extra- orditiary and Minister Plenipotentiary. of Hts BlttrA,N. ' NIC MAJESTY, 'learned that His PiosstAit MAIXS- Ty was preparing to order a beraclunc.at ot hi s Troops •,_ .. . . to enter CtiihaVen, - and that . the i reason.' *llia the Public thought proper iO assign for 'that' Measure;'ivas„. the refitsal given by the poveniirient 'of. Harnburgh; to cause a Vessel to Ibe released,, which, taken by - one of the` ships of War of I-Its llii IT A is' :vle MAI E i i'V bid been cortitielled, in order to avoid the dangers of the Sea, to enter that Port; he thOughr it his duty:t6 demand . , In andienCe attlis Excellency Count 11Atr.tiwtt - z, Mini ' ' ' '4lt of State and Of the 'cabinet, for -the purpose of ob . . . .• tattling information with respeel to that 'affair, . . Ile received from Hii E xectlency the assurance that the. • , . . . ,_ sn ielltions Oi . l4iS ' I.it Ussl AN M4IJZSTY Were in no view . 1 10itlie or contrary to the interests of Crest Britain; but , "tent the oc .t cirpation of tukhavert had for its principal ob. 'se4t the maintenance of the authority of Hti PRUSSIAN hll,ll'.sTY, iii his 'charaeler of Chief and Protector of the Neutrality - of the North of Gerinany, andthat . it Was con- . dined with the consent of the City Of Hamborgh itself. , - "`Lord CARYSFOICT not being exa.4ll-y acquainted with - • - the circumstances under which the vessel in question found J i itself, deferred to another occasion, the observatton i which" , he might have wished to stinntir to His Excellindy.: HC , _. 'L has. now gtounds to believe that, laden with Flit ...,, . A gods, it wa s - ca p tured by one of His- Britannic ateA ;!,.,.... Ships as it Was entering into the: Tex el ; that is f , tO sIY, :: -, ir4o a Port belonging to The Enemiei . ofliii it'lljeity; and that it was restored at soon as the. Officer who,had the charge vrit could be informed of the orders of his Sui,e ,, ,tors::.. • . • ~, ..W ith respea fo the occupation of th e Town of Ca n: - Liven by the Prussian Troops, which. Must have been fet3nded on falitictilai tonventionslaitiveen HisPausst'xi3 MA tv. stri and the Senate of itifiburgb, he doea not think himself called upon to, take part in that discussion; but • ht fetlS himself authorixectto claim, tWiaiout of:the-Sub . itas and Vesieli of the King his-Mieftf,ill ilie.kigltts,to : . 'which they haVe a just 'pretension in ii•Neuttal . Port be :' ,lOnging to a Itcpublie., whose cbunt,itiotts Avitl the-States ' ' . - , ofAis Majesty are very ancient, awl generally knowlt, n . . 0 y o Convention made b etw e en t h e Ci t f Hantbtirgh and His rltt,ssi ett MA) EST rbeing cap able of-invalidating or all *Ant his Rights, . . 14 * In consequence of these corutiderations, hettattS hope Oa iris is a Last a N Xs yr.s? y.irsit gill suspend the oc. - ' YlVition of Cuxhaven-i i , until, the two Courts shall halm - 4 11 till'es1it of entering into mutual explanations, more ' -. - ViNtiiAtftly slni such an occupation, in the ietual elr , tetairittinceS, might give room to -ill - disposed , minds to - - ; itttiihtitc tei ,}lis PR,: SS I 4 Iti IMO tar , : views not ltn Op. - -': '' *site to thesentintents: of Justice and Moderation which keitem oil Ills, roe:mires, thin to the Friendship and the ' tood Marmon, which subsist between hint and This Brat.‘ ' t is , i ?t ; 1 c r ! I Ws ittir:,' '' " Ai all eviuts it Willnotescape the wisclent and liu nullity of Ills:Majesty, that the entrance or a numerous Coeps,of Troops into a village both 'poor and with a tmall . , o_t tent of territory, would probably augment the MisetY: of the inhabitiints ; and th'at the City of liaffiburgh hav ing always pOssesSed that OW, tla indispensably n e ces sary to th e Pr tset r a tign of th e .14 a vigati o n o f the Fil-.3-, ;ill . which roar trouble -that possessions derang6 lineknt cais-' toms, and infltiene'e the Pilots there at present to apc/;., a tecuge elseWheec.., wo ild sitilcd a Onsible . blow at the , i Comm era. , Of 41- ter. countries of the Mirth of Germany, and e'ven at that. of ,the States of 1 lis P a u ssiii p' M A ; r4t •4'. : ' . .( , igitt:l) , . " CARYSFOII.I.." ' • ' SECOND NOTE - , I , ROM CI . S. . •. • ' • ' 'B‘i•likr; sS'v !goo , The t:ndr,igned and., VlernpOttntiary of .. 111 : 3.1.4hirr4 , Ni.,16 I'4 AiEtTv bunks :hintself obliged alpio feadtircskhintseti to liii'Excellek icy , f A i i relaiive to the intention: AI A N MAji"STTy, int/thing .military possession.of . ctix, haven. When the Und'ersiignid had tht:' honotir of; trath .- mitilim; to Flit Exde . liency , vert;al T.Tote: of tiro, c ilia It '4.6 1101 .exao.tly known " thrit *1 broug;it , ; into tint ,Port h..rl ,bee-n re4tored. l !— , The fat butig ?vim. Oeftztili, as 1,Vc:11,4 as tile roarti. 1":..te.(.1 by the, gestate of ilaritbo N lt to fulfil rite wishes itti the: Kling the s'lttpriz‘: zihd VOlisturrn4iert 1.7.4iterl the mornent , *hen. the Orders. ibt• marching a ne= t4c)upen; of . 7.CrOOps *erg.; kontvn, would be raised to :fair ‘ 'utrnost 'height, if' it %vete asceriliin,vtl, that , notwitil starulitig the corrlplote satisfielk)rt given to P Ik"VS. S . tr STY o,ri all .the poitty4 , respo6log NNhioii he thought proper to ootttplikni • not iess attached to ; his ,tleterminatipit of causing Cultlaavett to tit ttipleitty his fie, it appe4, at fir t i ht ththis 1• ' I• , ncctipariO would ...e so Ca.,C4.ate, to gi*c the nioit serious alai 11 - 1 to all Comrtior!.-ial Nations, that, Withont, alltaling to the , r , terpretatiorts witjelt t4utnny tnight ixt dela:irons of giving to the itteattre, are . ftnterlairted froin thc justice: aro tkoridtistion of flit PaxsstAn M.sitrry, fbr thar reasol e yttlr,ll!lkt he ivi 1.1 ct. , rne to tht te,olution 110 t carryinvtintrilefit!l i 4., " Thc I 7 ntitrsignect wriulti mit, bo•kisttyer, jl4d, he ;Woo'l to repieltr •to iffy tin. iircly alartps which no4satily,, titit:Creatiity in which the altait rant iris, ..Tito E4itrate4 z/Ssiiranets I) , ;.titli the tTriticrsigned-has repeived tpo r n his Excellency, of the frientiiltip 3110 g 6o aAN'i 4 ihe' o f lii yIiL , S;iIA N 11.,..1151Y towards . the KINGof 'Gar A T • . 1 /s-r r ,, J• 24 , not allow belieV'elhat'any ritittatier -6-140(143g can arise between the fiWO Courts ;ibutlie canttot avoid thinking that the tnemits'offiurriAnitiand of Pub lip Crattgiallity, 'Will endeavour to turn.to . their purposes 4iie...alarni w 4ffi which is generaily.tsed; in oraer.te; . cattev . : discord - among, the Powers, which should air, unite and saktY iticiepr,..pcl,iilco of Europa at large, (eliitecti • ," CA KY Sr t/RT." QF COUNT The'Untiersignect Minister 'of State, - AO of the Ca binet, is;a4titorize.4 by tile , oultrs'aftliis Xing tq complete-, the *Whittles awl spyreitentons Nithich rny . S r'O'Ll's Envoy rxiitorkiinary and Ilipister Pie t Oteutiaty.of Els lilt • i11,01 , 4r), expres*ed t.? r ; tAVO OteS i)i . 141/ t 6 th arol 13th of htqvf,rily P fus s 1.411. yessel, the Triton, has, it ti tru#, been r e stored to it. but the move of reitaft was 'in every restva as irrt - Vaal 117 the procettllng4 whieli had previously taken place r ~~ 1.. ." • ? leSpe! le 3 : 11u 4IFr 421 c,lauFl.4T4cia 9k 31Z Trie ar4 CUMOances ivl4tive.to ti!cinciclev4 wluch tarok the qop)plaintoit ,Illere ppgars th rouglm;:t the who% a lirViesr • tnftactiot tEie p rincip!es ;pi she Ntutrality of thi * o no of Qermany.: It is superior 'considerati.;ll, 4,4 the unjuit refusal of the Magistracy of liamburgb, i4lated to the :Kini the KeSCriUtiOil of causing a pediefhis ,Troops to occupy The. Pert of Cuxhaven, !and-the . 13:).11 i wick of Ritzebuttle. Ihe,meaeurt wa.. l ;.4cl4ted t mo ment it was determined upon, and it is no rongoi 'capa. ble of being ,revoked;` the example .6f-444u-has !taken if • , , Mace, imposing. on IS Nla:esty. the necessity r of effetiu ally wat4ing over the maintenance of 'ill:It - Neutrality •- . 1 . 1ii..!‘.1 he has guaranteed to his CO. :Estates. ni'be.King rwoot ithagide . that His Bet t A Nlv te MAI EATY, itfQr. . participating; ,;iii his character of Eleclor, of I.lanov;:r, in' ihe•advarita l ps and benefits of this Thtppy Neutr.;.iry• eat:. Conceive the smallest alarm` at seeing 'a Pros t i4:jarii:: i son enter into Cie Port which 'Englantr haS tiilt on c az - • l i her point of Communication with the Marsh of Ge rents., 1 Being thus placed under the immediate gualanteel.of 'the King, it will be the more oi:dually put out of the reach of all violation, and the Troops of His Al A j 15,'V ; .. \viti have no otherduty to Perform titan that of 'causing - the laws of .goOd'order and equity to be-respeCtcd. 4 1 ; IS Utlqo S t confi-- dence may be placed in the prudent 'dispositions.of .the Reigning Duke of,BmuNsw 1 ct;, who is inve.sted With, the ,- Comniandof tile Line of Demaicatien. '''' ' " But, if more PartiOUlainssurantes lie re.tqu site'o4: . this subjeet, the King •feele a - pleasure i#,:gii!ig them' by. the present communication .to 'III s Ba vr A. NI.; 4e :MA , l i s t ry, , and in declaring to him, in ex,pres's and positive 474 • ilia: t i the present order of things trill in no respeel , Jin feenip,s, , the. freetlonrof COTIITIerCC anti NaligatiOn In the rtnif Of,, Cuxhaven ; ll9r, abpve:all; the 'contipuitionol . • .. . - the, Correspondence with ,Eggland. On th6 , lcscit firy,t he Officer commanding the Tr.o.ops of the iciil'ic : irrijioned in. the Bailiwick of 10ZdblIttIC, Wiilinakti is hiS"dury to give it every posaible faCility. . . Op the whole, the proceeding which 'the:King - has:: from necessity, ,been obliged to fell does" Wit ittiPtt or any equivocal interpretation.' It I no other 'labial- than the maintenance of the system of which he iv the author and defender ; and this objecl shall twit lid eiceetted. ../1 is OeVii.and conduahave procured him the confitldnee of all Europe, and. they never will be fotinti inConiittent ; and though it is not. to' Unanticipated that the i;ther l'oiveri will hedisposecito,misconceive the purity of his iethe: . . . present case, yo llis . ll4jesty.reseryei to. himself the pri vilege of explaining himself further, and in a spits4le man- ner, to those who May be intitled to such eXpladation. (Signed) " .VETF,R, JAN. is.. " , r * about Latin NELSON arrtveo het*lll.ts man m a about - .dt "w) -i eleven o'clock ; he was rnet,...; o. miles from this City'by Sir ST , iFt . t.iti`i) .and Captain I....itnNEß's 'ftbbps' of Cavalry, who escorted him into the City: At",;the.'head of the High -street, the ' Mabiliry took the horse from, the carriage, and dreW - hint in; triumph to the .Flotel, escorted :by -Nall the Volunteer. Corp . ; in the 'City; dbitirits' and - fluid of M it:, At the 1 lc)t'el he was' waited 'on - h the, Mayor and Corporation, attended I t 1 .1.2 Recorder . , - ,who regne , ,ta his Lordship would honour them %yid; his ccitnt-,iny at- the G:Aildball, w*l - t lie iint . ifecliitelY did, attended •by many thousa6ds of the Citizens. The IMayof addressed Mtn'. in a -very ctincise but .elegant speech, and' I.nrdship would 4,tecept the FCC6(.1641 Of this ancient and loYal xvlikh . Was. presented to : him in a liik* of auk,' : orna—, merited with Gold, 'Naval - TioPhks, •Lorthillip politely thanked theM, and then retlitd IQ the., liotel, ainidst the. ,i;landits of Stirroundiog , thout.ands. . Afte.takink Bi . 64fas- : with 'the :-.1;c0t.. ;nt Corponition,- jtis Lo,tdship- I off for 'I oi - r to k• tr i e o. Lord ST::\tzitc.E'ls“,.. who ab. there Ott :a . ' to Mr. C.411.11y, - • „!, s;~;: N.' \ r r_l Ii s. ATR 1z Tho4ll l 'o4 l ' 'Tkai 03` of Gibe& has' bciu ,i) tiackneiett-titkiActliti Town as almost to pall (Ton the' llUblic,;'''OtivltAtand. ing its 'high I)rainatie• 'merits, yetAieltalents CookE :again ,iitra&ed a .very' 'etowdert eocelalVflight trz COVerit Garden TheUi,re. The /ago of this "Actor on; the wholtpotarrs, his be.st part, it is'irideed a.proof of gtel:Vtwit:. trieal skill, We have already ample . port of his Merits, hut those merits akAio 'much above *most of his thinpetitors; dial it rls but a' due tribute to genius to notice them again ;Ind agAin: 71:he popularity of this Performer ititluce us to thi'nk, according to JonxsON ) tliat 'sterling value of the old. British I)rania tri uraph over modern: tinsel, an4l that we ii'. d 41 nAgn conintencu , " Oft - cu.:led Natio e' and reviyi./4415,..q,,,1; We must- again lainent to ;see poir,ct . s as Poise po4sesses, , and which goal ify;, hint,t , icit able represent - 340116f Othello, so. quicibre%,o l l Performance. .The manly .11ero is obsctiied, if not lost, In a whine totally,adyerse to the cha..: rater ill general, though we.> acknowledg'e that, in rattl, h displayed tcndekiwss and force:.. As a wriolF, ,however, it was unciiC9'alial:lt.l tlifica . Mrs., w ,is, as usual, inarkt4 by clistint - 1 artictillf . .4l and im, pressive sensibility: We should be 410 tP 3 . 1 )• the same' of Mrst Pop E Deakin C/Oil 401411 V.' a 5 too laboured and aiAPcial. A battle took place at a late Imut: on Thursday night, lietiveen . the Journeyiwn 'faylors',iii which the ~ ii it *ere the aggressors.-- 7 -111e, suffered greatly in the be-grouting, bat the vigirao; Guardians of the Night interftlitir tt the Ni nf s. were ultimately olf,i4e,tl re, tqle, a plitiaa in the Watch-house, r - t• On Weaneschiy evening, it t i ne girl, 3bott seven years 044,, .daughter of itrs. moutfi,. Itavios• been - left in u. rOom a few inAutite - s,'. wily, _by himself, went to tiq‘ blower, which had been put up it fore, arid ,it being touch lieuteil; . " . site ;; 1 1 t he fly of her skirt to botri i e i viqi, ui:. tot.tutiately the fire'cotiiri:At4 / Ithit.7l to it, azd :lie was altn<ySt e 1 ' 'a isstY'rt.o Lle to death. • ct,..4.41„1 G i a rivit . t_ HT . . .. ~ T 1"--- Ar " ' .4i4'.,IFON.F)ILAVE • i , OVrn AfEhl•T giILATIVE O ',..:` --"- :'PItisONIERs OF, IV,AR. . tantinktirryt eser PAprr 4d I . e.:ter/zit.) NUMBER: xJvx. • - EXTILCT OP •A: RErorr M4lllt , for ' COMMIS '. SictitA SERLE TO TILE " I x.4.NSI*Pg 3 : 40.-ta,Ds mver). zs Jut.t . iSco. Prisonets complainerliido tr *e.smallnest .of the raion, btitbot'of.tlie qua it9 'supplied. :rhe tvisha for mote bread, 4141 tier beer inStead.- of witer: I loon& ti at .theration, .by: their Mode. of ;cookery whi . c'a is - Idt tbeln . ely(s . , is-nut it:. and.destitlite'ai Om' of:them chwe to ', - eprlserit it. '• lie French are gittiex i).lit, great : devourers -of.' 'bre4C, and therefore-titilivi:yotild be a .very COni,; petett ' appears, a, contraded one, to 'them ; the meat, an Engli4hrnan.'*atid . tliink scarcely enough, is ' to' tientiti reasOriable.'alloWairc., ration of a punt of bread, with half a pound of:meat, isitO a - broifi'Or .soup, yiekling qqattl pi:t. diem to every six:men, 4ffirds4 - support whieTi. dot , I ilwuring Poor rat e ly ,I,OVO - .. at . 4111 '4itit!';', -. ,lUr.' tklttai3 - +ly. , nat during' , the pFeKCnt Scarcity -!.4.04.it.t,.4;..t :Oki) ILA*. WitNotit labour, lirtbip.l:l,ltO maintain them, . 1 . 1 „p . in a genera/ iFare* . .. - 64,4990CDeTtrii. have , been tuformed by SOnie:vigo:ire know that •t' it: 111 . 0411 5 . s haye never-bad so ffi .si kus at.'clie-iire:4 t 14);_. ; ,5,0t0e, i f ro4apft l ,-: , whOliail-sptirtelAtWay their allowarbei , ..in'i bling, to .pre cur ,w,lxict) the Aker+ t • lia;v:4t taken. e ve ry destinit‘•.enough; If 'their tation , ",rgidslrennterb,liines - .4great:-L .Rut this i& their roii'll'yf.ktilgietitrey-;- and it.. Can-, not be expeCtedi , :.that ,- Ir iifrii.joner big' pleased to ihrocv away GoverntUrnt must be at the e . xtiebee of Supplying hint again: However, .wherever...thi&,:las.. been 'disaoretedi par/it:o36y. :is :4 : 1 - riay: bUiri. the article of bread, the whole: has been sei;eetl by (thp.Agent.,or Offi cers of the Pyiscon from the. winners, or pur cliaseri,and tt d t distabue al1101:t he. Priers at large. son , _ . Many of itle talls in a kind of market within the.... , w45, in which, among other articles, .they S'ell, - provisions and vegetables; . and ant t.)ld, ,acquire:tionsiderable snots of money. interior . Inarket supplied- by 'another. withott, where' is :v frec ar.:e. , :ns of the' countri peoitle with atilkiisi'a beer, and ptAoce, , - which ihestiltarmin allOred to sell , but at 'til'i 7 ruliil - taiellkti/t 6 i ff ii.fthat &skirt:6oll'ls :only to be.lotind .14noniii,045e. fe , ,v who have i been wicked or '';e:lili , crujugh, hy 1 am -ako • i:ll9rmed, that, manythauand Pounds, have been already remit_ and :Aar Stinis of money - are-continually - re-: intittifig fkQlTlVraiice tip the; fElentlS'of the So'lier's, fir:additional leotnfOrts-in,:their Si:Oat:RM. ilia 4,,rcis' a considerable Supply: t? Ilmny, of tequireinents. • , „their 4c:qt,ung inn gett, , ral, for pit i i the . Ilftneh Po eriirnent,..has ceased to provßie, (as 4v4.iets . forZth,e -•kfitualling) is gt:ttirig virk bik4 apt.).. to nacet the .winter fairly, mu 3t by soow fi2t101,3 Qr••athLr b supp . feA, . . -t l t;iet-irhc remit.t.4rlees: trotri 'France; the r.OOTAree'AIOW4I,-ict4cllAtiYcicilldli:of tacit, L i j u inifaaute,..4tiayg:: 4 l4AL4 %vith the,Re . te - Aue - )- and artieles-rnacle from ,store 3. trtenns'z. sNtle 11A 16n iktiotvti to iearn, !trait° catry'oir, on (belt .relea.., y re th;inf uach. Opeil..warkt ri . nteh.. to theif..nrinatting*mia,otriforti they" ohew.ther';'stisfiteticiti hasoirs of eh....!at test: peet4lar tb'iiiclusekni4 14 . F.Likir)q.,tt;ii:11, 1 , 4 to :aparttnentt.fretin'thei)itenitigt)i in the. morning unfti they A rt,.,h4t: - , up on the approach ofilighr, with theTex:ciiilitoris cinty,ot% chi tame , when they ate Itmigating ciettnsing, preserratloo o ' • f Primmers, 'chosen ' the bo:ly IlaN,*•4 a i=ccs , ', . e v )* r) re% i rig , When • the. in•tivioionstnAttc. bruugl2t ia, tht - they may tty-t.i.tnr tun. wciett, 4,nti objeka in case' of tlicit,nes., the. patients' . Are irrtme. ciiatiAy rernov;4l, tifulj er,edirctlio - t) Of the, mr. drcd) fici)Ple, to the 116.;pitai, kna; sulifilied with the ncee. , ssary Assistatiec. Notili6g cnltiyexered the el inlittess at:. cl,:cc , cicy of the'Hobpifals. 14 , 1 t Milt Ea 'lt! XX I 4443'41i- - pit4e-Peeacii I 3. •111: COMMISAIII`4O",:.*44II; E NC ' E Pt) 11 f.iC E NdI,AN Di 4 1 iii1 - 1);"C GINI:4 (ix its Qk I tiE ICA X IwC)lt T ()I , F 1:,, . , -.... , c 1,:; •-: ! 1". :, • • . . l ' rit, , 1, , I, f....t t.: t 1 , tilt- . I,i,:t(V:r Of ye , tli * lttt6t (Kilt~' li,i. ;:t .!\.0,,.:1:11er, i., .01,-,,,.1 1,,, tali e o f the-29th et 04tober. .1 shall intint . .....diately com:•, tminicate it to my Ciivt tnitient. , 111 MAkilltittentiez, ot [lit! &plot:Jae &ituation: to . viliclt tin.: P ri ,t.vilt..i-... aft. f,..d ctd, you appor to think. dud I have iiiv.k.4l tin answ,:e /o the eon,. mu.nic4rions you made to me reveCting the very censittalile(natiee,of sholl'Of them as risk the loss .ni their - rations itt,g4triblini, I request that you will refer to ttly batter of the .0. of May, in, ,wlrxicli you %%ill trachhe fellolVing,patagraph t-,.. if 'I entirely approve, of.tlnt puniiihinent yOn pro iicoi! to : juaia,tlO'V4 tbpse Will ) oeeordingto the Informaiion,you haye,jetit rte, deM, inpro isiortS; and I . ltt4 ) bi 4 Wlll COLIMILINI7.:,I te to , me a Jist of the persol'.., iNitiy * 4 this con p duet; 41 even ,fl :. pear* twee3-sary,, 11-ti c t itiet that the pornshalent ,:iiiy be II rnar:‘,.felr, to f . ;eparate them front theit cnint4:-.1- , t,.1n1 to collett them I n a depOi: for this purptt,v.' ', I hAve written ,to the Seerturic‘: ,;,,.. ' the 'ditc: , l7.ent d,...vi)t4' 'td:'rii, filgive oiled; and 1 procute,,la9thorzy Itiitftin' l Viittisterto tre:u v, ill the utmost sevelity,, , -A.lititiiikti - ficr4l4O.Of th.: 1 I . 4'ttolo 9.1 EIWIIT (.:oiodttOi'"'l' I.iye do:., in zhis . .. _ itiy admit of niy doing:: Jun, until I shall ,ktiow whii are the guilty; it will 6e . lnifiossil for' tu,-. to punish thctn. I ha l e the tronoici to be; &c. (Signed) • (To 6r qntiztmeti.) OTTI. CL E K E ArTFELL SESSIOYS t 6. - .7,r7witstriett ts for iot ; a second count in the Judiclttwnt ch.n.L.:•ti hint with an ut., tempt to create a riot. . . . The . Prisoner avra•red to hale, .11e:triy irse,:m4l . l he- wa;i at t!l corainual burdivr. to St.. 1,t0,..e i 1 1. 3 .0.b,11, where 11... i. was se , ctled.. by til ; ! requi a t..:)..13 ;nat. l'arish, form,ably to the King', rot iamanon, tnev sa-k.O iheToor, substitutes in rice . ,,pota toes, &c: for purpose ofsztvin4 In the GonsuulptiOti,of lire.ail;m4 Corti The. : allowa ices were_ proved by the 141ri$, in., of the. Worti..lionse, and 'hcerpcd abundntly Sufficient; On the :6th daj- of December laic', 111,6 Prisoner went out, and' took withlim. his lowanee of Bread; which he hung up by a 4rri'n,g, near tilc" Work=house, 'exclaiming,. tc Sere i$ allowance far til'eToqd of a poor man for a ,The.colistquelyt was,- that great numbers cif pea. pre were-a§,stinhlc4, t`tct.-k riot ura apprehended. , Veraia-LGiriity. . • - . . The. Chairman , reprobated the, conduet of the. Prisoner' . jnOf;,tAe,tete:,-.:tertns: No one could s:tr, what die &oidua Might Been; .-piesenti. moment ; it might 11*-'tielitect serious. riot, and perhaps tti . ?..ethe .4 1 : .0rk-house being pulled Coniker 4l4bf.! 4„,tg these circumstances j and reinenibelitt , 'tlie:.4trner had conduit of the Prisoner, the Ckri, he saki, felt themselves bound to sentence him;tg one year's imprisonment inNeVirgate. . . TH a ARTS.-- it ..... IN . it I' •I', C '"'S uoi - ne ricture .of KEMBL t in k-lia, i:, cogra ,, ing by REYNOLDS, an eNtellent Artist in the Jti,,z.:-.4-4 , (;frito.,style, who has already highly Alistiilguished himself in sotne prints .. .after Piau:o by Noal'rtleorr. . The Portrait of :4)41 Eioolsr, which is dile Of LA.W- Lit rNC t's be ,Worl; in• that provinet . ! of the irr,' has been in :liehands; Of RAT, it ,vr z. SM t 711, whet has dnne ii ample justice in a very file print. TRF,s4 AN 11 ai tEIICCO the *house occui. led by VAN. 'DE P. ti C HT,, aild.r . :tile , Giallery•is, we liear, likely -to be : enrich d. by,a, wonderful displ3y of graphic ' , )kill hy,the oldezt niasters. , ~, , Yrifil Po sr ci' 1,1 sObti expened to enier . tipon • his CottAteforLattirts`ta Painting,`• 4; Professbt of the'Rnyat AcAleni(.', in the room of MC 8Ait..., -. ` K 1 . - . IJ ., ve-ver peb'.e may‘aifftr'aii -to thOiNra4li--; , , cal skill of the new Pfoi - C:601 2 it iS,,VOCtltiiy at...: kilOtkkidgM that few , O're he.tter , :aestptititect With thelhet)ry of his art. liis'Leauret wilt; tliT'. 4 re.' fore, I no , t pre bahly he initrodiVe• etunpN,,itions, 2ria the Studatos,Antleei4 • 13A1t expeOed- ihem. , with patient anxiety;:' •. . ' ‘• .'f he juttina, Bunco, from n C., , w Livcr t .ol r* N.s k - ,York, is lost on the Isle of iVlan ; two of tli Cw ee drowilf:d.' ' ' ' ', r A,c f •feix,':attlit, •cv hp die....l.suclienty a few years since, leg Bled ; cpool. to .4.1-i„wite, .an LI tthildsett ; .for eipio.l CIO,' iii 00..- , -TO • til!'a i mnitihmen r, how. ey,er,..,41 clic!" ...yiittow, sli? cOuld find .after his death 11,o.triitte pi - means to : bubstantiate thepec,f4eA ; she ) iii.c.ons.vKiut4i„;',,crAvt;ric:ticei. l with hr.fautily ex,. ' tretntititti , .e,,,i.10 mtielt so, a i. to be.nece . ssitatO i'.,11 . 44,11 44 46 t q *Yote . ,s...,:rpt - bindle it of e;, r . ' }„,„4.,,,,..,,, tUtbantl- lial le r 5 to ,!, 4,1 e, , as, was re papet, lit, prutich4tly fitz,lrinsNe,,in . ;: : Cunt, 4 1 .dai,xoyerel` t • a Fourth f'art`...Of'a 'fieket,,w rapt up in a worn-out i f I., ' Utt . I'.y ! : ;;,:li42ll4Ci ' Wi1i.1.„!4 Ott eX;III :ID in at POP a'S ' OF ir t i:E 3 nearik tian,k; she kid the unexpe&eclanA e.cstAtic Itappitie,sk to he infonned was a Fourth of a Twenty . i . lie.wAna Pound . frize. Mr. Porn rety politely attended her to the °Mee whence 'the ,Sliare was issued, to pre_senri it for payment, ;and where the full money, 50001.' was most ho. :nottrably produced on dctiland. - ' Yef,4t ] ercity the 4 12 ,1 . .c9P:0 E made hi 3 n'Axeport. to 1114 MAJt..I-iv - ,.0f tL following Yrifmners under seiittm...t: of - I),:afh in`Nte*ptc, 'con iced in De_ cemblit lar, viz: .- , .George Thognal, •fac felohiously uttering amt. publislung true, knowi9g. tittmt to be .forg3di . , .ptt. t . cirtatst Aect:tor payment of owneY, with in tent to defraud. John Fisher," for stealing frdm a certain 'Wharf ndjoining the navigable rive* Th yoolb. V,Tight cif ljavannah Su hr, .value . .iol. the pro 4 panty of Robert Brown. • `•- . Jane Caitlin, for stealing :t-five glinea-piece and other rnotilei, the proi! , o4ty of Thornas Green.., wood; in his dwelling.hous. . • lohnlns., for ,s.tcalin; a ptc,qe of woollen cloth, %Atte tO. and nilwards, the property (if christqber l'a!bor, in his dwaing.house. fer burglarinusly hrcaking, a n d eni6iit , ,,„; the elling-hm oe of 'rm hoaq t an ki;:XN,l stealing therein it wooden 'Venetiart• Window h d hi:iproferty. 0..•:k n, for k.lllolloy a%sauiting PALienallivfty, on the King's Iti&lway, and rob.. biog him of' 3 SilVel' watch. - Margaret Miller§ for felOrtiontly assaultin3 Edward. Gifford, On the hiAhway, and, robblos Wirt 'of a silver watCh, bteel chain and John Itcyl)ol4s, for burg,tariottAy breatinEr and entering tle dwelling house „of A' illiacn - Starver, with intent to g„::, 0413 . at , xt c h atte b. John Emit, for lclooilarly - arss;;Ltiting a it Izl ncar the King's ; highway,' acct robi)ing Lint of a ptlyse,conrain,tl half.a.guinca, Italf~.r-.crcra n, al :Li two shilling?. Elizabeth Deering, alias Murray, for fe10... ition.dy 4.if:aulting DaAil bag. 011 t b e Kittok hlghway,_and robbing him (la sitt . cr watch. Jarnes Cowrd, fcr Atc'aling tht(!c heifers, value 201. the property of John Green,. hen'T/hn F:sher - Wa. 041erett for execution . 1/4,