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London, England, 1807-03-20 00:00:00

G.lOl, RIIA 4KING.

• Tuesday sennight, the Igloos, confined in Carlisle
• •••-e- ,Gaul, made a daring and delret ate attempt to es-
cape. The following are the par ieu:at s : —About
Solt o'clock in the evening, the flunkey was called
open by one of the feilu•xs, named SP:i.i.alsene to
bring them some water, this bei g the usual time.
Immediately on the door le.tding to the cell being
opened, six of the prisoners (AI fur various offences)
whit had contrived, by some means unknown,
.14 cut thiM fto,.s. rushed out ; M.tihannon, how-
ever. ssw, pr.verted. by a pet son betinging to the
trued ; whet., seeing himself deprived of all hope of
'escape, I e clapped a pistol to his throat, which,
fortunately, did not explode. Those who had
rushed out, went into the turnkey's lodge, and
one of the villains, named Bradley, knocked &sea
one of the debtors who had the key, which •he
took from him, swearing if he stirred, he would
Now out his brains with a p,stol, which he held
close to him a be shoo onempordio open the door,
but nt•t immediately succeeding, Itoutlrdge, ano-
ther felon, took it from him, opened it, when
they all sallied out.—As a proof hsw much Mr.
Mullender, the pcil• r, w:-.s beloved, they were,
with the utmost alacrt.y, pursued by the iiebtors
ard other prisor.ers. Mitch praise is likewise due to
('apt. Scott, and the detachment under his com-
mand, lying rte-re, who instantly turned out, on
the daunt beating to arms, and joined in the pur-
suit. 'l'he fellow•. on getting oat, all made their
way to Blackwall Wood.; bat, in less than three
-boars, they were all of theta isppreheoded.—They
are now securely confined.

On Sunday ee'nnight, a bny, about rave years of
age, having absented himsdf from home, Oil lather
went in search of Lim, and found him diverting
ltirrarlf on the ice, .$n a loch about two miles from
keith, Scutland. The lather, when be seized his
boy, shook him int his niisconJud, when the ice
broke, and they both fell in, and were unfortunately
drusslied. They were both interred in Neilston
chutch yard Tuesday se'uniglit.
Wednesday se'.ssiight, as a mzid servant was
cleaning a gloss lamp in the lobby of ::.•asuat
Houma% Esq. is Yrestnn, by sums means the
puny broke, and the weiklit falling tw.n her, vac-
tm.•.d her skull in meb a manner es to cause her
jerch in a hew hour► atm ar.uds.

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SIR HOME POPN.I3I,
Attended by Ciptain King. and his Agent, *.
Lavio, nn Wednesday, paid his respetl• to she bier-
h &Ins and U nderwriters, a t Lloyd's (:ettiee•liouNe. He
was intrndu,:ed into the Subscription-W.lom about
three o'clock, and WAS welcomed by the Sobsctibers
with three hearty cheers. .Itie room was unusually
crowded ; as soon as silence could he t staint4l,
Sir Home addressed them in nearly the following
words:—
'''Gentlemen-.4t it impomihle for me to express whit i
feel nn tlu, Welltol4.ll, teeing myself tuirstunded by toe Inuit
teipectahle Merehtitt; of the first City in the world, marking
personally On ti opinion of ny exettniii to intimate the public
welfare ; and although 111, Majesty's (iimerninent Sound at
expedient to arraisii my stoitliiet on my return Item abroad,
mum rt y stlifet,ce wdl .atofy the reapretable htaly to whom I
have now the honour to addles. nitbelf, that every action ..1
mine was directed to prunnate the biome, and glory ot my
country, and that 1 ever feel tnyielt hound to employ Ney
humble teletita for the attainment of any ..bject eundocive in
its prropeniy, although I feel that the winga ut dileretion have
been niat.nally

This short speech was followed by three addi-
tional cheers, and Sir Home quitted the room amidst
the loudest acclamations of applause. The stairs
from Llord's room, and the streets, were crow,ted
with spelators, who followed Sir Home to the Old
I-twry, outing as he passud, " Sir flume and Old
England for ever."

DUBLIN, MARCH It.

RE-OPENING OF SI. A:,tuaEws CHURCH.

Sunday, the Parish Church of St. Andrew WAS
re-opened after a lapse of near fifteen years. during
which time it had been closed for the purposes
of re-liudding and undetg-xlg the decorations
which are now so heantifolly di.played in that place
of worship. His Grate she Lord Lieutenant and
suit, in three carriages, escorted by a temp of horse,
arrived at the Church s ton aver It o'clock, when
the service commenced. Before the Litany, an
Anthem, composed by Dr Boyce, was suog by
Messrs. Spray, Cooke and Smith, accompaiiird by
the organ and a band of rtmical instruments, se.
fated for the occasion, At the end of the first ser-
vice, Mr. Spray sang a solo, ',commented by the
Bind ; and before the Sermon, the opening part of
the Oratorio of The Messiah, by Handel, was sung
by Mr. Spray ; and the Cliiirus, •• Aid Mr Rio, T
she Led shall iv re;:eserd." pea*, *Tiled by the
A most excellent aad impressive Sermon was
preacl.ed by the Rev. Mr. Douglass, atter v.hich
colleaion was made, amounting to 4121. After the
collelhon, the Coronation Anthem, by Handel, was
performed with good tired
Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen who ailed
as Conran's upon the above occasion, we observed,
the lit Hon. the Lord Mayor 5 his Grace the Arch-
bishop of Cashel ; the Earl of Meath ; Lord Castle.
Omit.; the Bishops of Kildare and Down; the
Liu.! Chief Justice •.f. the Ktog's Bench; the Chief
Braun of the Exch.-quer. itc.
I Le furniture of the Communion Table, reading
desk, pulpi.. &c. is of very rich garter blue velvet,
trimmed wi h gold fringe. The great Organ of
this Church, which it is expeaed will be of a very
superior kind, nut being quite finished, a temporary
one for the occasion was ereaed in one of the side
galleries.
Notwithstanding the Church was very full, the
arraitgenients were so made, that the congest.
gation was exceedingly well accornroudated with.
seats.

Besides the grant lately announced for the colours
and appointments of the regiments which were en-
gaged in the memorable ha-tie of M 141 A, His Me-
Jesi v has been graciously pleased to order a com-
memorative modal to be worn by the Officers who
were present on that o casion. Tire gallant little
army of Britons, that first triumphantly broke eh.
charm of French invincibility, and boldly proved to
our presumptuous enemy and to the world, our de►
termination to support the faithful and iirjared ally
who had confided his cause to nor hands, is certainly
entitled to the brightest distinClions of honour.
Serjeant Poriri, of the 3.1 Dragoon guards (now
in custody in Norwich), denies any knowledge of
the alleged murder of LLiz. licoossav, an urror-
tunare girl at Brighton, its May I 79b, a hose body
was af:er wards thrown into a well, where it was
found —Parker further says, he never had any con-
versation on the Lubjed with Cosa, his accuser.
The A nual Ploughing Match, for Premiums
given by the Farming S,:crety of Ireland, was held
on Friday, March tr. at Corballis, near Swords,
county of Dublin. His Grace the Loan Liao re-
MAKI' honoured this meeting with his presence, and,
by the interest which he appeared to take in it,
seemed to stimulate the emulation :if the different
competitors for the cup. This Earl, Of LONOFOII 0,
MICTH, CHIA IILEMONT, dce. itc. were present—.
We understand, the Judges having determined in
favour of, the cup was adjudged to, Gituaus Parma-
sow, Essj..

Oia Wednesday, jaws Feoch r.sq, of Evezaharn
In:lge, arid formerly of Rot'iwell. near Leeds, ap-
peared to an indidment found agait st him ar the
present Yor k Assizes, for a rape, committed on the
person of Etiza veto Btu's'', an aged widow, and
of an appearance by no means prepossessing. The
Court, during the trial, was uncornmonly crowded.
After the rumination of the Pro.ecutrix had been
gone through, the Judge said, that her colidua
had been such, as to render it imp ssible :a. a Jut y
i 44 say that the crime had been committed ; of
course, it could not he attended with any advan-
tage to proceed further in the trial.
-Last week Lrnno.r. a journeyman joiner, late.
ly residing in &navigate, Ca. lisle, was committed
to Lancaster Castle, to stand his trial at the assizes,
for breaking into the counting•hritise belonging to a
manufadury, at a place situate some distance on
the other side of Kendal, and stealing therefrora
bark notes to a considerable amount. It appeared.
that he had gone from itn!chergate, for the ex-
press plirpthe of committing the crime ; he had
fitted up the premises, and consequebtly was ac-
quainted with the place. He was dr tear.; by going
into a public-house, and offering one of the ,roses
fns change ; when the landlady 'hewed it to a person
who was sitting in the parlour, and who proved to
Se the foreman of the fadnry. He had Lennox
apprehended, who immetaiately so ,de no attack
upon his lite, by cutting his throat with a knife.
*Lie wound was not mortal, and he is trent/slink

LEW IS, Mason 16.
A paragraph which appeared ;in treveral of the
London papers of last week, stating, i• that a boy
named Savage, in the servi;e of eminent stationers
in London, ha f b• en bitten in Isis master's ware-
house, by a dog in the highest state of AydrupsiaGra,"
having given great uneasiness to a brother of thy
supposed infeded boy, working at the Paper Mill,
its this town, the proprietors wrote to the stationers
for information an the subject and in answer to
their a/nest:on they were favoured with the follow-
ing letter, which we publish as a cantion against
being alarmed too hastily by stotics concerning mad
dogs 1—

" The story of the Mad flog is " the Uncles; fahrie of a
rrition.".../k poor hate antossl, exhauded by w tot of good,
strayed into our war-house, and the Jay army exit einely cold,
was cpsietli warming himself lo the fire, is ben foie of the por-
ters attacked him with a rock.n.lie cried out and ran, hut could
net hint hit way again into the street eat Hee at lion.*
a battle ensueet...art exclamation of " A Mad Dog" followed
-..oine of the inert ran from him, and sonie after bim.-seffi.
dent to Arise the persecuted n by!. ophohia ;.•-wheri
hemmed into a center, he returned tlse attack of hit niercdess
astadants, Itv tearing the itireking of tine non, and by tendon
thetoat of Henry Savage, toe boy about whom you intim'',
tel without raising, in the smallest dogrel., the skin of either
',linter,. The paragraph which has appeared in the Lewspe.
pert, is an eidnedttai to the other febricrations with which
the itihabda,ts of Mit rite hate been, fur some time, terrk,
fist, In the destruction of a great Iran of the valuable canoe
sirectes."
trt_."...nr.egerae.nre
L INTALtNENCE.

Pon rswovru, st•n'ta
Arrived two brigs from Poole, bound to Lisboa.

PLYMOUTH, MAPCO 17.
..Arrived His Majesty's ships N4SIGCI, It 74 gum,
Colt Duthisn, from L'Orient /Lesion Altaine and
Che.rla brigs; and Snapra r sch.loner, frosts a cruise.
Sailed His lq.+•sty's ships 13.mila-ea on a cruise;
Lada Warren and with a convoy to the East-
waid ; and the /lof o.en. t, Lltvarant MocriL, ro the
Weitward.—Witid N.W. Kith rain.
FALMOUTH, MARCH la.
Arrived the Nimrod cutter, from off Ushant, she
left the fleet all well on the 10th inst.
Sailed the btaaient gar.-brig, Lieut. Morris, for
Plymoints.--AVind N. W.

neat., MARCH IS.
Arived yesterday the Exidirstee bomb, from
Portsmouth, with a fleet under convoy, consisting
of coasting and Swedish vessels ; the latter have
sailed for Sheet nesr, to join convoy to the Baltic.
This morning arrived the Zeira bomb front
Portsmouth ; keillcur sloop of war. Piotpheres fire
vessel, Intelligent gun brig, and several other et-lU'.
sers, from off the French coast, and remain in the
Downs with the ships as per last.
Sailed the fiar-: trig.tte, for Yarmouth.
Arrived the fterl Spencer cutter, with a convoy
from Dublin and Scilly, which are sailed for the
River. The Ea-1 Spei.rer remains.
l'ut back the Fury bomb, with the transports, out-
ward-bound vtssels„ &c. which sailed bairn the
IlJens for Portsmouth on the I ith inst. Also the
Lord Ilow(rsbury and &trey, East Indiamen, and
several other tintward-bound vessels, which sailed
lAA night.—Wind S. W.
MAkft te.
Yesterday, in the afternoon, came is the schooner
Je:hottsine (las Hesicaf Stavanger, with pitch, tar. cud
iron, baring sprung her foremast, and carried away
her forerop.mast, on Monday night, and, at the same
time, lost a man overboard. fiihe was nine days
from Gottenburgh. It was reported there, that
bO,OOO Russian cavalry were about to join the army
in Poland, and that a very great number of French
prisoners had arrived at Koiungsberg.
A Portuguese schoo:er, light, trout London, is
just come into the harbour, wind-hound.
In consequence of the wind haring shifted to the
Westward, a viimber of vessels which have been de-
tained here sonic time wind-bound, are preparing
to get to sea.

FROM LLoyErs UsT,
AIIBIIIIII.S,
Off D.,,Tr+the Lonlien Peeltetv Roberts, hem Cm.k.
At Li.erpo..l—the Loa Melville, hum Nccis ; avid
the Me nLI, Fut WI, (row Matte:.

- -
At Neer -.the !lope, l.otyl, from London.
At 1C,n0t,,-..the Es,.-rattee, 12iio r., from Lilbon.
At D ttttt ini, Fleetwood, lohoo, (tutu Livinitool, In
Neuty•onne

A short time since, a person, who said he had
been wrecked off the Yorkshire coast, went to tht
Three Kings Lou, Foinnam, Suffolk, ui.ete having
remained near a fortnight, and living very pro; uses
he found no diAculoy in getting the I indlord to
recommend him to a good and exiu (litmus tailor;
and, in cons:quence, application was made to Mr.
Per car, of Westgate-street, Flury, who am-
pleted the order to the pertperfeft stisfaftfon 'df bit em-
ployer, and the latter requested his bill ter the
same, which was promptly produced but alter
pretending to retire to his bed-room to fetch the
money, lie carefully slipped out at the back door,
and, with his new clotnes, together with a great
coat Pelt by some person in the care of the hosiers),
took his leave of that part of the country, leaving
the tailor his old clothes, and the landlord no more
remuneratioe for his entertainment, than the consoe
baton of having to make good the loss of the great
coat, valued at two guineas ! I--slluring his stay,
he had written many letters, and in one of them in-
closed a draft for money, which was purposely ex-
posed, in order to deceive " mine host."
he Andersson Regiment of Volunteers, corn.
mended by Lietit.-Colonel GLIDDes, assembled upon
the parade ground at II o'clock, forenoon, and
m orched into Anderston, near Glasgow, at twelve,
where they tired three vollies, in honour of the glo-
rious viaory, gained on the Ath ult. by the cum.
trines' Russian and Prussian armies, under the brave
General Hemmiesee, over the French army led on
by Bo TI person. After firing, the -
commissioned officers and privates of the regiment,
feat a deputation, with a voluntary offer, to Lieu-
tenant•Coionel Ganocs, of their services in any
part of the United Kingdom, so long as Govern-
ment may be pleased to order, in CiaC such
pest of the regular army shall be called out
of the Knocdorn, on foreign service, as to rem
der the same requisite; in wl.ich offer, they
were cordiaoly joined by all the Officers present, and
Cohnel Ginn, s was requested to make this tender
• to Government. in such manner as be shall judge
mat proper.

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On Sunday, thr Mb inst at
Barkley-square, Lady Graves, of.
MARRIAGE*.
Yesterday, at I.ittle Nlssiendyis,, by 1
more, ,lie ph l'hilliniont, Eseolf the I
to Elie sixth, third daughter of the lab
of Minified, in the r minty of Statird.
eliti ftiestlay, Me 17th inst. at St, Ti
Sohn Saint! -I Story, 11r..q. al Si..Allamesbi
CIR/Clll street, Strand.
'YEA 1111.
Lately, at Portsmouth, Mr. Warren,
Company of Consedianis he was an e-
Comedy, se. •
On Saturday. at her home, in 111
reliff of the I .re S:i Roolaci! Must.;
county of IS edtued, with whom- their
&orient and honourable family became
Monday evening, et his lii-use, In f
George Sibley, E.,q. Trouts/me/Vie ,
Lately, au Idenly, at kortgdost Balk,
vans,C 11. T. Calmerly, Ems An abet
of His ‘laiesty's Nabs.
On Monday se' ght, it Whitton
after. law days flumes, aged 74, Jon%
or liro.rich.
Satunlay tenni:he, at Valloilirs,
the 9sd year of her age,
.41.z/beefs 1.
(learge tires, Esq. of Suddick, in the .
betland, muth.t of the- Cmintrna Orem,
Lord %'iscount Howlett, sistei of Sir Chad
lave Dean of Winchester This lady .
vigerous artolcoroprehensioll.thing,aiidAM
raided and enriched try thecuithiation oe
Her researefres %rem rtriebtlind pieta
this seats of trii,i,te to her silintnery, •
or her ftieß !.hip rut upwards of taght.lital
knowlcdots, that on get/evil occathatftEli
(non 41er, en many braccites of general'
women, ergo now, rely few 1..:10k1,
salad to cultivate. Parsons and segoiremeni
been Mond to sour the female character
pedantry) bat the effects or %ruts/Lion ---
poly the notelet ealLif fflielailnPananh
tatent of her knowledge, commanded ...
much more did the %MIAMI, and klird eyroll
attract sod bind ow alrectionate esteem sew
that exalted piny of semi, which rendered bet k
life, 1 li* of devotion to Vest, net only nontletted 'MR term
ronce, ton invited us to imitation.
Lan week, at BAlll, of a fever, Pain
daughter of Archdeacos Catisott.
Friday last, at. Montgomery, the
piens, Esq. of Abetbitinh.
panel, in lit. 11(notholemew's
most abject stare el poverty slid distress,
of hiss.% Jolinalaserien, rag. some tin.
Majesty's 89th Regiment a Foot. Amidst
and downfall of empires, k may not be
yennger patt of out readers, to turn aside fes,
vont, of the rissim day, and a° anninejaZa rt
tile el
nithemrdcs of ptivate •
unhappy man, iii,the dant, ed hat dem; be
r.r. peels . Hi father, a London gastabant,
r rat wealth, destined this his eldest is. '
committed Ipso le the Carew( Ms tier
lain Cooke, with Chinn 'he made a vs
a Mglntifnealt. WI liking the ems, v.._...
Ilaceekively Oa*. flAt, and w the Chinch,
ii. into the it+the.'. • ;ivied seeeral tamping*,
i... at the mennios .
,Ell,, Vtiatolla end li-
where he helm, very gallsintlg. At ilea oft 1
the besetiful and all.meomplisrod lani hironisSeß,
afterwards is the autals of gallantry, r - ."
this unfortunate connection, fOrdstsl wt.
prudence, may. be dated bit milffattunes,
wILI a rank republican in pr.utiple, *hi
cord with the sentiment, or a soudg rai
lagatty. then fighting the battles of I
soon chow another pretectrr. After
*Wanted Ms Majesty's permission, at
serve in the Russian army. But hi .
prrytid upon 1.114 mind, and he became
and valved only' one cetupeigit with
node no tor or gurope, Ise returned he
with aviety into every fashionable vice i
His extravagance, and attaehrtifot to the.
volved hint in poverty and rhin t And
after ranch's and nnenmartottehasges
ihv broken down pitiable object of
II•gbly favoured by nature, re pokelfed
kid mind, he was social arid convivial, er
table in a roar." and was accounted mg di the laidolhoset sot
of his time. in his happier days, lawyeee ma apelltst sae bid
a great dr-al of his moneys nor was bit pose Ow OM se Or
eloons "r a loonier officer, or to the wash of ttliT laiketleatt .
He was very teinetiably connected both is Ibighded Lai
Wales ; yet the Humanity if the semi pi the hospital ter
*Mord the bay a full fortnight, in ibe deed heist, ad the out
hope, that some relation at-WU seas *Deward to poi the laae.
sad &Ala to tt.c dead.
(): the bans rani, exptoeed he 111 N
With not a friend trithke hit sees I
The charity of a stranger furnished a covering fur liis re'
mains, which were deposited in the buryshrgreawl of the
hospital. al
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*tunes, and his neetn.
:late, which could not well ht.
,urig soldier, full of spirit sod
h. of hie country. The lady
After the peace of 1763, he
in, under the trgn manual, es
his domestic damppokainent
rcame disdpated and Kestibte;
with the Russians nitnit
steed to England, and entente
le rice and folly of the day.
tt
to the rev set, gradually
And rendered him, to the ea.
ages of fottome and saaratAtti,
of a chatitalde litslitation.oo
roux/0d great powsn of ►a4
nrivisl, meld at will l• sat Moe
id sal glebe handsaw/at