The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-23 00:00:00

Lie .Sourbwark Vdunieerr. n tenant-Colonel John A !cod( t o oe L ientenant-Colonel Comi - nandant:vice. Right HonourableGeorge Tierney, re signed. Solomon Davies, Esq._ to be Li eutenant -Colonel, vice A IcoLk. tcnant - Hughes to be First Lieuight tenant, vice . 1 i Allen, resign e d. P atr i ck Townsend fool Cent: to he Second Lieutenant, Nice Hushes. - - .- • .'L?yal Wenn:in:ter Volu n t eers . • • , John F indlater,•Gent. to be. Lieutenant, Vice Random. [To be continued.] . • ' Db E. Harnburgh r ARRIVED. 6I I LS. • • PRICE OF STOCKS, • Tails DAY AT TWLLVX O'CLOCK. • - -551 i THE SUN. SOLLM QUIS DICEkE FALSUM AtiDLA.T LONDON, APRIL 23, iSo4. THE Gazette of Saturday nigh t conta i ns t h e O f. ficial Account, of the splendid Vidory obtained by General - LAK E at Carrsw/y, on the Ist of November last. It confirm s in every particular the st atement we some time ago laid before - our Readers. The defeat of the Enemy a i pleat: to 'have been ems pete, but it " has been very justly termed by Ge. net LAK 2 a dear.bought Vietory our hiss i n ki lled and wounded amounted to- nath and it is,the more severe, as several gallant Officers have faherF ; and of the privates.who were killed, a great proporti on were Europeans. Th em ate -also Dispatches irorn 'Peneral W ELLESLEY, whi c h c on . tain an accoun t of At capture of the Fo r t o f A rreer Ghur, by the Dc4c6ient under the command of Colonel STE YENSON. Several European Oici s r's who were in the service of SC2 in lA, have surteit dered to General WEL LESLEY the greater part of them were Portuguese. . . , .. . • . -'ll SatUH4; morning His mkoisTy g /gyp. au di NGTON t LOBS encps to the CHANCELLOR and Mr. P- T Yesterday, dience .: morning Ills MAJES TY gave an au. o. the LORD CHANCELLoR ; and in the course of. the -k rode in the Queen's Riding lioile.- . . . ~. On Saturday. • Ar;rni'ng HER MA/thy und the I'lo Ncissis took an airing In the neighbourhood of liarnpstead and Highgate.' . :, , Yesierday .Hra .MAJtsirit an t i the paiNrassita took an airing on .the .Surrey mad. Yesterday the buil of Cirtirtirat,iina gati a grand dinner at his apatttneati in St: 1413061. i Pa. lace. . - • . • • Mt' MANsriti. ', ii is at lehith determi ne d, is it ,. Ve the N ew Chief Justlee Of the Cortitii6n ' leas ' T e Il c h ester Committee rose on Saturday, and 11 adju gid C olonel OGLE'S Petition frivolous and Vexatious. The arrest of several foreigners within these few days, by order of the SECRETARY of ST.vri, has naturally excited Much curiosity, and given occa. aio n to several tepurts; as they appeired under sus picious cir cu m stances . It has been even rumoured, that some of theSe then had a design upon the life of an ILLiJ•TRIG6 PERSONAGE. The Fr en ch P r i nces now in this ectintry have, accordin to reporti partic u l ar infor m ation upon this inter g eating Sub soMe toje nott, and suff rec er en:ly.gave or d erS to their Attendants; t Y. Poreignersi who are strangers', to enter into their' houses] or have the least intercourse with them. In addition to the report abovo.inentiontd, if has been said that a French Cook, formerl y in the service of the PRINV E of 'VALES, hari 'endeavoured to get restored to his situation, by a Letter to Mr. •Pi,Pcit'i the Prince's Steward. No notice . having " eel ' tkeO-,9f o,e.J.,etter, .the. Frenchman then, in company with another, made personal application to tl' .Slartl, s.tark‘g that they had just . escapc,A, withgreat-dillieultYviroan Prance.' Mt.PECKT Con , cei ved it his tlutyito apprize his Royal Master of what had taken place, and his R..n'yal . • • I: lighriess, jocularly inquiring whether an additional Cook was wanting, • deemed it proper to.liave,•trie Then detained till they . I undergone an eXATITAnation befor e the SecretarY. of State, It doe& not appear that. any thing .particu; lar was•the result o f the inquiry ; but as many other Foreigners. have „since-arrived,. who' Can give no satisfadory account of.,thernselyes they have-lbeen , .. ) . . very properly. pUt under arrest. '. .- - . . '- • - The conditiOn of l--It s MA jaS-TY'S health by the ` n of as a reason why there should not bt any chan •g; 1 I ' is stated" ..orniristratioti at present; and yet ille\aine Witten tell us, that HI s MAJESTY is perfeOly restored to his health. Sincerely hap ing that the latter assertion is welt faunded, a hope in 'which" ev,ery . honest Englishman tnust.hearfily .sYrn. .pathizeith. us, we•m a y at least eltited that the Ministerial. Writers Will eltange. their ginned, and , tell us yilia.t.,neeessitY there. can be-_ for the , conti nuance in Of:Hee of Emil who, whatever may be their intentions,. and evidently Unfit to. manage. the • terns Of:. the.. NatiOn in the present Aventful and • alarming crisis; , . ' . Mr. ratERNE Y ! Ip , WC find . by th Gazette,e tattes has r e' .ted his chmmand of THE LOYAL. SOUTHWARI VoLUNTRIii: We hope that this resignatiort is • Preparatory to another by the same G entleman, but • not' t ill he . hai shtw n hii patriotic disinter/au/hiss bY r emonstiatiri g ag br e d a. against a Pess.i;ol of Neale hum year, said to be be intende,cl for .the Lady of on e whoa few mohth s A-g o tende r , .. ( 1. 5 a clamorous pre. P er e to_ publi c s pirit, and Rvia n .r o i rtue II ! he expences4ttending-theStme Expedition, ought certainly to be aid tin P" of the Si nking F u4d._• By Let ters from the , Eng li s h P risoners, so un justly- detained at Verdun, it appears that a ll o f t h e you n g men among them, capable of b ear i ng arms, t o in expeaation of being f , n - ced to join the F renc h Armies. Such is "the. contemp t i n which the Co;. the •. Such the 'Law o f N ations kih ts of Humanity , as well as FA L NEWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 2t:--.Arrived thc derer, of 74 guns,. from the Channel Fleer ; the Ena_ryinion, of 4¢ guns, from a Cruize to the )Vesl - ; the Santa Margaritta Frigate, from the Trish Channel ; and. - the Ranger Revenue Cutter, with a Convoy frotn the Bsistul Channel. , FALMOUTH, APRIL 20.--Arrived off this Har. bour this morning His Majesty's Ship La Tapaze r , of 38 guns, Captain LAKE, and made Signal for the Vessels here bound to Newfoundland to Join her, which they immediately did being in all about zoSail, when the whole made sail to the Westward. 'Sailed yesterday His Malisty 3 Brig Eiciy",; - of i 8 • , . guns, Captain CLINCH, with the following Vessels under Convoy fur the West Indies : Maria, Rana . Sea Nymph, Ross, Temiott, Atkinson; Aide, Pale, Polk, quaranton.• Favourite, Pendy, Lady Forbes, Gouty, Benjamin and Eliza, Gibb, Bartilla, Hunt, :Indefa tigable, ‘Veir,.Dutchess,of York, Crawford, London Packer, White, Royal Edward, Muirhead, 'Pheenik, Baird, Kingston Packet, Robinson, Willoughby, Lovett, Hannah, Badly, Sybil, Head, Arn-phion, Wike, Northumberland, Miller, Neptune, White, Selby, Peters, Lady Sinclair, Smith; ,Had. dock,_ Redman, Cumberland,. Sampson, limo_ Sowden, and B runswick, Dryden, for lafriaiea ; Ann ; Morton, for Antigua; Ann, Harvey, and. Ralph Nicholson, Stevens, for Bcrbicc ; etysses, Kempttioru, Stranger, Pipe, Venerable, Story, and Two Friends, Vial„ for Hondwas; Mary, Dui . . ham, Mites, Allen, Mary Ann, Hope, and Richard, Smith, for Demerara ; Renewal, Cromartie, and 11,1artha, Rowe, for Barbadoes ; Hopewell, Cambridge; for Tobago ; and Nero; Greig, for Trinidad And' were joined off this Harbour by several ves sels from Cork. P.S. It is much feared that the brig Basset, Pu It. CHASE, from London for this Port, is taken : she has on board a cargo valued at 30,0001. and left London 21 days Since. SHisarass, APRIL z2.--Arrived from the Bal tic) with a Convoy, whither she returns with ano teiy sMajesty ' 3 Armed Ship the Diligence, Capt. KERR. Came dbve'n Trott the River, the Ate Bomb Ves. sel. Capt. SMITH. Yesterday the Regulus'', cf . 44 guns, Capt. BOYS, was paid two months advance and bounty ; she pro_ needs to Portsniouth to join the Squadten said to be preparing for a Secret Expedition. The Gaieti, of to guns, which has been taken into Dock at this Port, is, on inspection, fo'und to want such large repairs, that sho will be sent for that purpose to Woolwich, the Dock which she would occupy here being constantly wanted fur the slight repairs of the Ships belotitging to the Noith Sea Flttt. ~_ DEAL, AP tIL Maje'st'y's Ship Ardent arrived from Portsmouth, with a snail Conroy and Starling Gun.brig from Dungeness'. Sailed the Crstizer, on a Cruize oft Dunkirk: The Regulus came down from the Nore; and Basilisk Gin-brig, from a Cruize off Dunkirk. Cbiffonne and Botetta sailed to the Northward; and jackal!, on a Cruize off Ostend. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious, Veteran, Ardent, Trusty, Regulus, La Virginie, Immorialite, Perseus, Champion Fury, Vesuvius, Tartarus, Discovery, Sulphur; Starling, Basilisk; Countess of Elgin, .Dutchess of Cum berland, Ranger, Providence, Pleasant Hill, Transports. thaw tor, APRIL ft.—Yesterday, and this day, the• Post-Office Packet's', with the Hamburgh, Bremen, and Gottenburgh Mails, that have been for some time detained by contrary winds; sailed' hence: EXTRACT or . A LETTER EltOLl DEAL) DATED APRIL 21. , s The Stone Ships, with their usual escort ) sailed from Dungeness on the z 2th inst. for Boulogne, and on the same evening anchored with an E. N. E. ga le ofrAmblereuse, to prevent being driven away by the ebb . tide. Information was then received, that there were but six Gun .J in the. Road...-. the Harpy, Archer, Locust, and Bloodhound, were ordered, with additional hands on board the Gun., Brigs, to tun nearly alongside, .and destroy them. - Soon after the StoneiShips t at tended by the Conaters'. of Elgini the 'Mika., and Admiral Mitchell, were to go in to carry into execution tke plan of sinking the former. Matters being thus arranged, at i t o'clock all the Vessels were in motion, agreeable to the signal. But from a gale , of wind, and the ap pearance of the clouds still bespeaking one, it fell nearly calm, and the flood-tide making strong, the annulling signal was made, and all the Vessels an. ehored at io minutes past twelve. as On Sunday, the z4th, the Enemy's Ports were reconnoitred within'gun-shor, and there were count. ed outside, with springs on their cables, at Amble _ teuse, 54 Luggert3 at Vimereux, 23 ; at Boulogne, extending to the extreme of Portay, 31 Brigs, Prattle, 82 Lttggers, 3 Schooners, 2 Ketches, and Sloop. " On the 16th, the tide making too late, the attempt was given up for the present, and the Stone Vessels returned to their anchorage'off Dungeness. , The general opinion appears to be, that this plan is not likely to succeed ; there would be great difficulty in placing the unwieldy Stone Ships at night in the proper spot for sinking them, even if they were not annoyed; what then must be the difficulty of accomplishing it under the fire of their innumerable I Gun Brigs and Batteries I" Dispatches were on Saturday received at the Ad miralty from Admiral CORNWALLIS, which were brought to Plytm;uth by His Majesty', Ship End.),_ anion, Captain the Hon. CHARLE S P AOLI ' . O ur Fleet were close cif Brest when the E7ttiii winn came p a l so brought acc3unts from S:r away. This Ship EDWARD PELLEW, W ho with sever sail of the ant a frigate, she left in I . 4ctanzok Lay, ne;4l. Ferti)l, ot, ugh ir•*siant.—Sitr EDW'A - ltD had I eeeiveea !titer from Lord NELSON ; ' dated off l'oulotti . tLh of March, at which time the French Tice; tn.ide no attempt.to put 40. sea. : On. Saturday night April 7, some Merchantmen in the Channel were alarmed by some signals of a rocket . dod - blue lights,. made in Boulogne Bay, conceiving that the signals were made on account ot the Boulogne FlOtilia having come out of hatbour- The Lark StriPPi supposing the same, had alt hands to quartet - S. The faa-,was, LAt F of the roi-gct having observed some Loggers in Boulitite Roads in the afternoon, thought it possible to cot One)r.two of them out : For this purpose he manned his cutter and - jolly-boat,,and proceeded to the pot wheie the Luggers were between gibe and ten o'clock at bight ; but they were gone. Heafterwards Went clime to the sPierhead in Boulogne harhotir one of Or: sentinels gate. thalarm,.which became generfl.. The drums beattO arms, and the Whole,town was in confusion. :rhos the Invaders of. England were =thrown into consternation by about twenty men, judging per- hats a triOxe formidable force was following. Not one of the numerous Gun-boats ventured Out to ascertain the 'danger, The signals. were „made :by Lieut. LAKE, in order that he might recover his Brig, which he did without being the least annoyed. A letter from an Officer in the Squadron off Mar tioique, dated the 16th Feb. stares, Chat s our people have. beca '34 - lively, and successfully employed in annoying the Enemy.—Le arieitx, of, .1 - 6 guns, and too men, has been cut out from under Fort Edward, by four of, °in boats And men, after a very des. perate conflict, in which we had Lieutenants Ite'r. NULDS and •.1313TTE RivORTH, Mr. TRACY, the Com modore's Secretary, and seven or eight men wound. ed, one of the latter mor2ally. Lieutenant REY.. ItOLOS, who was more severely wounded than the other Officers, is recovering, and has been made Cornmander into the prize. The Frenchmen fought with great gallantry-, and every Officer except one who was below, was killed or wounded. Lieute nant HUNTER has been killed, and Lieut. COLE, of the Blenheim, deprived of a leg in a sortie. We have also to lament the loss of Lieut. DOME TT; who was blowing up in a tender, when he and 16 men perished; . By the Lisbon Mail that arrived on Saturday, we are concerned to learn the capture of two Letters of Marque, viz. The Sally and Rebecca, of 22 guns, and the Rawhotoes, of /8, laden with coffee, cotton, &c. from Detnerara for Liverpool, off the Coast of Ireland,, by the Blonde Privateer, of 36 guns, of Bourdeaux, and that they have been sent into Vigo. The Wasp Sloop of War was to sail from Oporto, with convoy for England in the second week in April, and the Orpheus with another convoy from Lisbon, on the 23th. Six Privateers were to sail from Ca"iz early in the present month. The Egyptierm, French Privateer, of 4o guns ; another of 32; La Rtnornmee, and Les "Imis, of 14; L'Oiseau, of to; and Government Schooner, were on the windward Coast of Africa on the Bth of March.—The Captain of La Prudente, which Was wrecked at Senegal, has fitted out La Rosalie, at Goree ; they have made some captures 9f import. ants, and it is feared will do much mischief. The British Force supposed to be at this time on the Coast of Africa, consists of the Romney, of so guns ; Fisgard, 38; Inconstant, 36 ; and Pyltid'es, t 6. CORN EXCHANGE, ArRIL 23. THE supply of Wheat to-day is tather short, that of first quality goes off readily at rs. per (patter advance, but other Sorts remain heavy ; the Barley Trade is brisk, and sales are made zs. 'dearer; Malt - has better sale, as have Pease ; not many Bean's here, which are likewise dearer, as is. Rape Seed ; Oats are in gocd supply-, and they readily keep their price ; Flciur as last week, and in plenty. Wheat as a 3Ss a 54$ od Tick Beans - ass a 32$ (Al Fine ditto' - Sys a 56s 0d Oats - its a an, a 23s od stye- -28 s a3ts od Poland ditto 24s a aSs 0 , 1 Airley - 213 a 2,6 s od 'tape Seed . 37 1 a 40 1 Malt - SIS a 37s cd Fine Flour 4os a 45$ od White Pease 34$ a 4ts od Seconds 35$ a 4os Oa galls -31 s a 37s ad The Pursers of the Ships undermentioned, attend. ed at the India House on Saturday, to receive their final dispatches, with which they immediately pro. treed to Portsmouth, to join their respeaive Ships, viz.' Doetser Castle, GEORGE RtCHARDSON commander, for St. Helena and Bengal ; the Royal Charlotte, CHARb FRANKLIN ; True Briton, HARRY HUGHES; Neptune, WILLIAM DoNALDWN ; Per severance, JAMES TWEEDALE, forVhina ; and Lady Burps, ALEX. Sw I NToN, fox St.Helcna and Bengal ; Asia, H. P. TREMENHE IRE, for Coast and Bay ; and the Marquis Cornwallis (Company's Frigate) ISAAc G. RICHARDSON, for Bombay. PASSENGERS PER DOVER CASTLE—For Si. Helena, Lieu tenant Start and Lady. For Bengal, Major Loveclay and two Miss D'Esterres. PASSENGERS ?SR LADY BDROSS—For Bengal, Messrs. Gardiner, Armstrong, Murphy, Crump, and Dunn; Mr. • Herman and Lady ; Miss Tatloek and MlSS"Binfield. PASSENGERS PER ASIA--For Madras, the Hon. William Gordon, of His Majesq's Ship Trident; Messrs. A. • 111 4 Caskell, Delgairne, Walker, Hollingsworth, Vaughan, and Milne; Dr. t itzgerald and Lady ; Misses Fitzgerald, Page, and 13ailiie. —For Bengal, Messrs. Savage, Patutto, Erskine, Royle, Sterling, Hudson, Wilson, Livingstone, Kent, Pratt, Battine, and Parke. Nit NLIrI I.; Vor China, Mr. Samuel. Ball, Msistatit In spedlor of Teas. The Tralthamttoetv, Earl St. Vincent, and Bengal, still temain under dispatch. The London Volunteer Cavalry will muster in Moorfields on Wednesday morning next, at half past nine o'clock, and be placed with several Corps of Surrey Cavalry and infantry, under the command of Hill HARRINGTON' and General Fox, tor the purpose of general Parade at Dulwich. We understand that a large encampment is shortly to he formed at Shorncliff, although the ground is at present occupied by General iVlooltei Brigade only: This brigade consists of the 4th, szd, and 59 , h Regime:its, with part of the Rifle Ct.rps. The +id, now at A'htord, is expetied to be added to it. The Yeomen Cavalry, of Derbyshire, arc to assemble at Derbison . tl4e 14..1 - 1 M,y, to march to Buxton, and there to remain or fourteen days. Saturday forenoon the Lottery Wheels were re mov:d from Smnerset Place to Cooper's Hall, where the Lortc . rY bcgan draw iog tl,i, morning. isx; AT IE-17:1,1,;::: I ' i\- 1C L • , . uf.t - (itt.trclay. - night,' I b ice , vo77< 1.735 rerfrat, ed a second time •iit -the , -elegant T &wire (late the Pic Nie), in Tottenham-street, but with a change in .811 the male charaders. c.xcept • Don Carlos, which Captain CtiAD, of the Life Guards, performed • again This. Gcntlerno •is Intich Ibi4iett iii his part since We saw .aod look ed and dressed the charafter) admirably. • Captain., Acct.~, of the Foot Gdards, was :the . :41en zo he took 'great Fins, but was Unfortunately so hdarse 43 -to be vety•often' inaudible dying scti,e, Which, tiis best, he titled with much efFea— We would., however, advise him, the nekt time the Play is performed, not to. cross crTti. , tialiy Tram ,tage:boi. to Stage-box. Mr.l4'-tTzc'ER XLD'S Z arr c% was :a most finished and twstvrly.perluirinance throtighour ; his working up of iliouzb tO jealousy was capital.. .This passage, you forgive, the world will call you god; if youJoyet, the world will 6.lCyoUlvi.re; "` If you receive her to your arms again, !' The world'will call you vety, very kind !" r' was given with very great judgment and discrimina. tipn. ; his Soliloquies were puwerinily impressive, but his last scene, in which % P. M fiG has worked the .charafter up to sublimity, was inimitably perform .ed—it was a masterly effort of the art ! Indeed, we are-convinced, that there is Nothing at the prese . nt day on . privare or public Stage, that can surpass :this Gentleman's Zanga. . , The two Jlort parts , of Manuel. and 4bri,r7i'ez - wee respetlably filled,' but we could not learn by whom. -Mi ss Novroiv, rn Leenoi-a, gained and deserved great applause ; her last scene with Alonzo was glyen in a very superior style : het voice often re. minded .us of the late amiable Mrs. POPE, and we should be glad to see her fill some of the parts of tenderness in which that lamented Aaress was so excellent. The audience wa4 extremely crowded and very fashionable, but they displayed Ome. impatience at the delay which took ,place before the Play began, which, we were told, Was owing to some accident - in r‘ e Scenery ; so true it is that ail great assemblies, however high the rank of those who compose them, partake of the nature of a mob. • Capt. HICKS spoke a Prologue, but in so low a voice, that we lost most of it. EPILOGUE _ SPOKEN BY MISS NORTON. Thank ttesiell, they're past, those rude and barbarous times, Whose Omit; Were murder, and whose justice, crimes; Wnen jealous husbands, in their angry mood, or Spanish wrongs repaid themselves with blood, And the poor wives no gentler means could try', • - To prove themselves worth living—than to die. Oh ! had our story chanced in timeslike these, POod-natured age of gentleness and ease, When injur'd Man, by worldly sense controul'd, RelieSTor vengeance, not on steel, tit gold And rul'd by gentler thoughts, the lair distress'd, Takes not a sword—but lover to her breast ; Alonzo then had calm'd his jealous fury, At the mild dielates of a Special f ury; Carlos, poor mail, had sav'd his precious blood, And perjur'd Zanga in the pillory stood. Nor had I then thus humbly come to pray Your favouring judgment of the Players and Play— The .P lay I—aye, there ) heard some critic voice, "''Heavens ! what a bore! and, bless me, what a choice Such moping trash was once admir'd, 'tis true, But now-a.days the thing would never do; With us a better, happier taste prevails, The German Drama, and for Fairy 'l'aies ' The Stranger, 13:ue.ileard, Poucer and his brothers, Prince Snort-Boots, Caravans,•and twenty others . This we endless; but limits not allowing ' To introduce two dromedaries bowing ; Or glittering temples fill'd Nvith solemn throngs Of solar vestals singing merry songs ; The Driver's Dog, or.einderella's train, • And all the.glorious pomp of Drury-lane; • We're forc'd, with humble sense, to court applause, -- •• Instead of spaniels, she-bears, and •bashaWs. Oh do not then still cruelly refuie Your pity to our antiquated Muse ; • . • And let me,hope at least, rho' female arts . - Can't sway your reason, they may melt yont hearts; • If you're displeas'd, your dire intention change"; • • And back on us retort-not the Revenge. THE OP F very crowded and 'fashionable Audience attended GRASSINI on Saturday last, in the serious Opera of La rirgine del Sole. She hall evidently a cold, and there:ore. confined her powers to her lower tones. She was as .usual encored its the last 'Doer. Her eelirg, when imploring her Father, was extremely affecting. The Violin Ac companiments of WE rcilsgLL gave him a full par ticipalon in the applause : it was indeed a great feat :lee in aie Opera. DES MAYES and his wife de lighted every speCtator, in their admirable Pas de Deux ii. the Devertissement, and excited great plea sure and surprize by their dancing in the last Scene of Irza. Tbc PRINCE of WAtAs was present near ly threughout the performance, which somewhat ex ceeded the raideight warning. The Tragedy of /(en;ce Preserv'd had a very nu merous Audience on Saturday last, at Covent Gar den Theatre. The ChrtraCiers of jaffer, Pierre, and Bekidera, were as usual rerdered very itnpree sive by KEMBLE, COOKE, and Mrs. St uncles. The last, in particul,ir, apipealed with irresistible force to the feeling's of her bearers, and the Play in gene ral. was powerfully interesting. Lieutenant 'BOWEN, of the Navy, sailed from Sidney, New South Wales, in June last, with the rank of Lieurenant-Governor, toferm a new Settle ment on VAN DIENIEN'S Land, which it is suppose:, will soon be of great value and importance. A number of thecOnviets, guilty of recent petty crimes, are to be sent to this new Colon:- ; and among them the unfortunate Sr; He/-ry hoses. He in curs this pulishment, in consequence of having founded, a Lodge of Free Masons, in direct opposi.: tion to the orders of Governor KING. At the Quarter Sessions at Beverl.l-, three men were convicted of a riot, in endeavouring to prevent the punishment directed by a Court Martial on 3 soldier in the North Lincoln Ndii;tia, and were sen. tenced to be imprisoned in the county gaol, one .for six, one for four, and cane for three no At the Ovarter Sessions for the County of Nor. tingham, six persons of Civet - too, were - convicted on a charge of insulting the Corps of N,n tingham. shire Volunteer Rangers ; and the ofTenee appearing to the Court to have been frequent and aggravated, five of them were sentenced to six months irnpris o r ; , nient, and the other to eight months in Ole county gaol, and at the expiration of that time, to give se: curtly fur their good behaviour for a year.