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We have received ears,rs to the 4th, and
Dutch to the 9th insta,t.— Fne Wenitreir of the 3d
observes, that it t e possession of the Mouths of
the Cattaro by the Ru.siatis, having retarded the
• return of the Grand ArrrPy, the great festival ap-
pointed for the month ot May, is necessarily post-
poned until the absence ot the Grand Army is no
longer requisite." The Editor states, as hii opi-
nion, that this delay cannot well continue longer
than six weeks —A hoer from Rotterdam of, the
Bth, asserts, that the Ifaltival is postponed until
September.
e According to lestepe ufa Augsburg, of the 23d
of April, the French enmi their labours to
~-1 r.g•hen the furtificatious •of Braunau ; several
~e‘e redoubts have, oen forra.d. Newhaus, near
Passau, has likallfillitseen fortified.
The accounts•these journals, fr,m Naples, are
to the 15 h Apt at which period Gaeta continued
to Min a resolute defence. Jnstro BON A P•11,T1
had 106 Naples, wigs large retinue, to join the
army of Masstraela Calabria.
Loris Esoio end Yaescourx. and some other
English gentlemen, had, on the 30:h ult. arrived at
Itatis, preparatory, as was supposed, to their libera-

tion.
A letter from Rotterdam, of the 6th, mentions,
that M. FILANEIM had Arrived At the Hague, from
Paris, with dicpstches, which, for three successive
days, we. e the subject of secret conferences amongst
the Members of Government, who, on the 4th, re-
turned their aiiswer by the same messenger.
Gentle! IC ALsatura hu sent detachments of
troops into the towns of Anclam and Menin, with
direaiitns to watch the Swedish troops encamped
beyond the Nene s and a Prussian detachment un-
der General Su rou has taken possession of Gana-
burgh.
The Mot,iterr hu

published all the papers which
have been presented to Parliament relative to
Prussia, with His MAJUTY'S Declaration, without
say commert.

Admiral Vitttssovs committed suicide, at Ren-
um, at the Hotel where ne lodged, in the night
between the twentyireend and twenty-third last.
The Admiral, it is said, All called to Paris for the
purpose of being tried bptiourt Martial. This is
supposed to he the once et his laying violent hands
• atp-ss him.elf. Boa or* arz remained at St. Cloud
en the 3d. His stay there had produ:ed 4 p -
amOse of Decrees, civil and military. "
in per cents. 62 ft. 60 c.

The present Adminis ration was scarcely formed,
when we perceived stroqt symptons of an opposi-
tion. consisting of cashiered placemen, and disap-
pointed pretenders to office Considering an Op-
position a thing not objetlionable even in the best
of times, and with the best of Ministers, we treated
the present Opposition with as much reined as an
Opposition so formed could possiby deserve. But
to our great surprise, we had scarcely • oticed it,
when some of the Papers, under its influence and
eontroul, actually denied its ex stetter; and, with
matchless effrontery, assured the public, that there
Was no Opposition. .the policy of this proceeding
was too shallow to impose upon the most credulous
and superficial. It originated in the conscious im-
becility of this infant Opposition, and amounted to
an avowal of its fears, its doubts, and its pre-
carious existence. So poor and impoverished was
the seed, and so misetable and scanty the soil in
which it was sawn, these political husbandman
feared, that a rude blast, from the Ministerialßench,
would tear up and destroy the embryo Opposition
Crop. They were in terror, lest Mr. Fox should
put his foot upon it, and at on:e destroy all the
hopes of their harvest. It, therefore, became se;
cessary to dissemble, until the seed had shot a little
out of the grou-A, and the blade had got a little
head and strength to withstand foul weather. T'AC
Opposition Bench wore sit the form and aspet et
Opposition ; but when Mr. Rose stated his objec-
tions, we were told that he was become an iso-
lated country Gentleman ; Mr. Cissistso, and
•otkers of his rank and class, whose interrogatories
broke in upon every occasion, we were taught to
regard as political students of humble capacity, who
sought to learn the history of the times, by the
simple mode of question and answer. Some Mem-
bers of the Opposition may have al-o flattered
themselves with the hope of a return to offs, e ; and,
while a chance remained of their once more re-
posing upon their "bed of rows," it could :tot be pru-
dent to avow their hrotility. As evidence of this
their policy and motives, we need only refer to theit
Paper of Saturday night, the ci-downi Jacobin,
lately Ministerial, and nosy Opposition Print, 76e
Crieriee. la its cbservations upon the Debate in the
House of Commons upon the Pig Iron Duty Bill, on

Ftiday, it says, " there was same little sparring
between Mr. Fox and Mr. CANNING" Sparring
between a cock-sparrow and an eagle I The spar.
ring between thesis two gentlemen, who are thus re-
presented as two contending Chiefs, did not exceed
five lines, as will be seen in our paper of Satur-
day. But this is not all; Mr. Ross, we
are told, " made an allusion, which produced loud
and repeated bursts of laughter." Mr, Rose. no
doubt, is to be the SIMI bas of the Hew Opposition,
destined to keep the House in a roar, with his deli-
cate and deleCtable wit. And what is the specimen
given of it Mr. Rose told a story from the iron
manufaClory, in which, if the ore is not opened
when ripe, it bursts out, and then there are more
"pigs them !ea.." But this wit, adds The Conrier, is
not intelligible, without the aid of " a political
caricature lately published, in which the Ministe-
rialists are depleted as so many pigs, only half of
which can find teats in the sow to sock." Draw.
ings and mechanical devices have been lately in-
troduced into the Courts, in illustration of the eli}-
quence and argument of the Bar ; and the Opposi-
tion ora•ors, no doubt, following the example, re-
quire Governor Pim:Ws picket, and the whole
furniture of the caricature shops, at once to torture
their wit, and exhibit its distorted features in their
true colours. But now that Mr. Rose's abstruse
wit is rendered intelligible by that able commesta-

tor, The Courier, we are not disposed to deny its
force. There certain!: are not places for half tat
triends of the Minister. And why so? Be-
cause, in the immense patro sage of England,
the change has scarcely extended farther than the
heads of the principal departments. The same
observat6n applies to Ireland. It has received a
new I.ord Lieutenant, a new Chancellor in the
Court of Equity,* new Chancellor of the Exchequer,
four new Lords of the Treasury, a Muster-Master
General, and two Joint-Postmasters•General ; but
all the other offices in that country remain in *Wu
quo. Does Mr. Bon really wish that a general
sweep shoe'd take place in all the departments
under Government? Does Mr. Wt nom A n's
quotation,
&Amen eniseris social hahtliue doloris,
really accord with his own feelings?
It all Mr. Rose's old Ministerial friends were
turned out, an extremity which he seems anxious to
court, there would hr :eats enough for the Ministe•
rialists.—The strong Minority which appeared in
the Haute of Commons, on Friday, against Use mo-
tion for committing the Pig Iron Duty Bill, has
obviously encouraged The Courier to tecnyat leng'h
the existence of an Opp.isitioo ; but its joy is pre-
mature.—A question of th;s kind affords no proof
of the strength or weak-less of the Minister.—Mr.
Pi re, is the zenith of his indluelcst and power,
was left more than once in a minority upon the Slave
Trade.

The Alice, WILLV, cf London ; and the Laurel,
Hume. of Liverpon!, svirh thirteen other vessels,
were caatured ou the c .ast of Africa, previous to
the 26th of January, by a French squadron ; the
mhoe is arrived at Waterford, as a cartel. She
states, that Senegal had been reinforced by the ar-
rival of a numh. r of French troops, and it WI, sup-
posed, that th. v would make• an attempt upon
Goree.—The French squadron, by which the above
ships we• e taken, is supposed to be that which sailed
from L'Orient on the 3th of November, con sting
of the Rearafe,, of do guns ; Prezio/tat and Sjelaile,
of SD each; and the &veer/lenge.
An account has been received from the East
Indies, of the capture of the following ships : —the
Co.nmeree. Din:DAS; WRidtgr/SOr; -••• ; and boded,
W AT Us, country ships, from China, by the Caratne
large French privateer, in the Bay of Bengal.
'rho Afrxamd, e, i'rench man of war, of 74 guns,
taken in St. Domingo Bay, by Admiral Duca-
wortell, put into St. Mary's Road, Scilly, oe the 4th,
under jury masts. Great apprehensions bad been
I entertained, that she must have foundered, and all
her guns upon t: -lower tier were thrown overboard.
She now, however, in perfect safety.
The Ponten6y, BROWN; friviras, BA RY ; and the
lVrla Heciars, from Liverpool, are captured en
the sonst of Africa.
The fifer wk. —, from Guernsey, for St. Se-
bastian, is captured by some Spanish Row-boats,
and carried into Guarda.
Tao High Court of Parliament met on Saturday,
and proceeded upon the trial of Viscount Mai.-
•11. t. c. It had been supposed, that the whole of
the evidence for the prosecution had been finished
on the preceding day; this, however, proved to have
been a mistake; for Mr. WHITBREAD informed
their Lordships, he had further evidence to offer.—
He then called witnesses, and examined them re-
sperfting alleged balances in the hands of Lord
as Treasurer of the Navy, in 1784, and
the years immediately subsequent. He also exa-
mined witnesses to prove the Noble Deli:edam's
sources of emolument as Lord Advocate, Keeper
of t 1 e Signet. kc. Several formal allegations in
the e• arges were also proved, and the Managers
closed their evidence.

These proceedings occupied the attention of the
Court, until near one o'clock, w..en Sir SAIIIL Lt. Ro-
mist. v b ,;an to sum up the whole of the evi-
dence, and concluded a little before four o'cl(ick
having spoken about three hours and a guar
ter. The Court then jou. net until to.
morrow, At ten o'clock. Th. atte-daoce of Peers
and Peeres.es was more numerous than even on an,
preceding day. The Prince of \VALLS And
ROYAL DUICLS were in Celart the ,hole nf the d v.
The adj• urnment until Tuesday, is to give Lot
MLLVILLS an opportunity of stranging his deteuce

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GRAND MUSICAL P.4R7r AND SLI.'PER.

On Saturday evening, MILt3 Prrat Arroacws,
Esq. gave one of the grandest Entertainments of the
season, to his Royal Highness the Prince of
%Vat ss, and a large party of Nobility. principally
his Royal Highness's Friends. The whole interior
was brilliantly illuminated, and decorated with pots
of odoriferous throbs and flowers. The grand
drawing-room was appropriated for the music ; in
the centre hung a most brilliant diamond cut glass
chandelier ; round the room were elegant bell lights.
The Concert was vocal, and concluded by Mr.
KNYVETT, senior. At ten o'clock, the PRINCV,
accompanied by Mr. Joust Marsrices, arrived. His
Royal Highness having declined his favourite amuse-
ment of the Opera for that evening, when a number
of the most beautiful Trios, Songs, Quartcttos and
Glees, were sung by the Miss GUNS. the Miss Aso •••
ASIS, Mersrs. KNY•ETT, Sli/ELD and HAIIIIISON•
At twelve o'clock, the PaiNCZ, and two•thirds of the
company, sat down to a most splendid supper.
His Royal Highness sat between the Duchess of
Goirocora and Lady Hs socasros. There were
thre! long tables, cover...! with every delicacy of
the season ; at the Op; .r end of one of the side
tables, near the Palace, the vocal Ladies and
Gentlemen were pl_ced ; ami aft r supper en-
tertained his Royal Highness and the c ,mpany with
the performance of an Ode and Slog appropriate
to the occasion. Some of the m.' t beautiful Glees
were also song, in which the Pn Nce, with his • al
affability, joined. At two o'clock he retired, lard
the company immediately followed—amongst whom
were

The Marchioness of Salisbury ; the Co.. ntesses of Dannsouth,
na,t•ley,Chultsionde!ev, Essex, and F...te•cue Vocount st.d
Viacoontess St !Louth ; Lord and Lady Ittloubor .u4h ; Firs
D4rtniuuth, Chohnondtley, Eees, Darnley. and Forte-cue;
Vim-nunteage, Caatlereazh, and Korth wick ; the Lord Chan-
cedor and Judge Advocate, and Lord and Lady Vernon.

Saturday morning His Nlaassr•, Princeases Au.
OUST* and Soeata, accompanied by Gen. Gwv eat,
Colonel TA viols, Sc. took an airing nn horseback,'.
in Windsor Great Pae.
Her MAJ EST v and Petite sssss took an airing io.
a carriage and frwt. by Er.gli•field Green.
The ROY AL FAMILY went to Frogmore aftet
dinner, and warned to the Castle at eight o'clock.
Yesterday morning the Duke of Yoe arrived at
Windsor from town.
His Mama. v, Duke of Yu, Princesses Au-
flint*. Starlit 4. MARY, and A watt a, accompanied
by Generals Frrzauv, GYFril a, Colonel l'a v Loa,
&c. walked to St. George's Ch Tel, and heard an
excellent sermon preached by :be Rev. Dr. Cook-
sou, from the 3d chapter 2d epistle to Ilmorhy aad
16th verse. After divine service Vie Royal Party
took an airing to Froimare.
The Trial now pending in Westminter Hall, has
produced in the Pastry tn.;ks' shops, a new arti-
cle, entitled, " The Mriaille Seed:v.4."
Hyde Pak was numerously Attended yesterday.
The Eat; J Countess of Dr tia, were in an ele-
gant phaeton and pair. Viscount Ca RILEY. Lord
Fo: ay. Sir Jona Lena (wish bins Lady on the boa),
Mr. MELLISH. five Honourable Mr. (.oi ;ts, and
Mr. livero4 !flea th 1r phamdm, fair us head,
with great dexterity.
C; a MC.T, Esq. will give a grand dinner, this
day, at his house in Upper Grosvenor-square.
The Marehin ess a S•LISIERY's pm', last
evening. was num-rnnsly attended.
The o,i- I Grand C-neert will be held
neat Wednesday, at the P .chess of GoaooN's
house, in St. James's Square.
The Get,ett of Saturday contains a letter from a
Cep..ain, who makes his mark.
The Earl of BARRY MORE. Lord Fou eat, and
Mr. Mxt.t.rsis, arrived in town last Saturday from
Newmarket.

P•MCTC A t. rs, Esq. and a large party of Nobility,
dined yesterday with Viscount Wear worra, at his
house in Edward-greet, Portman-square.
Master BETTY played Raid, on S.sturday night,
at Covent-Garden Theatre, with great <ucceis, to
an elegant audience.
A he try shower of rain fell suddenly last night,
which did great damage among the white•muslia-
robed Belk: on the Promenades.

Kenstnron Gardens were crowded with com-
pany yesterday. The Countess of CLARK. Lord
Kattsiriorou, 'nd Sir Job's Gi , were among
the Fashionable.

Mrs. THOM rsoll had a small Mesie Party, last
evening, at her house, in Grosvenor-square.
The Tailors have struck, because some females
are admitted to assist in the trade. " Their wives,"
they say, " must not make the breeches, and also
wear them."
The last arrivals at Bath are—
Lord Newark, Lord Somerville, Lady Cabir, Lady Mor-
daunt, Sir W. Malmo, Sir W. Lawson. Sr a and Lady Sul-
livan, Count Zambia, Rrar-Adeatrai and Mrs. Gen
sad Mrs. Nichols, Col. Brooke, Lieut. Col. Doyht, CoL Mad-
den, Col Sentra. Cal. Math.., and Major Bolden.
Mr. Fox appeared the Managers' Box, on Sa-
turday, with a large white favour in his hat, on ac•
count of Lord Kinsman's marriage with Lady
Ft tzesitatio, the daughter of the late Duke of
Lit NIMBI.
The Misses Itta A us are performing at Watetford
with great success.
On this day te'ennight, their Graces the Duke
and Duchess of Baornate, attended by their re-
tinue, Ina& an excursion to the county Wicklow,
to view that much admired romantic place, the
Seven Churches, at Glendalough; and on their re-
turn were to din- with the Earl and Countess of
POW tIIIbCOI.IIIT, at Power-at:mart.
The Earl and Countess of DLItIY gave a grand
dinner, yesterday,at their house in Grosvenor-square,
to His Royal Highness the Pi ince • f W • Las, the
Marqiiis and Maichioness of Sr•eroito, the Earl
•and Countess of I) , Earl Mote a, the Earl
and Countess of Ross Lai sNiscount and Viscouniess
Met.soyarsa, the Lost) Cleaves:lA.oa, and Lord
lorcniesors. lhe company dined in the ball-
nom, and the table was set out with the greatest
magnificence ; elegant gold branches with wax 'a
,sera ieuigned alter those of His Royal Highness
re Prince of Wa Las) were placed on the table ,
also superb gold vases aad gold ice-pails.


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The Lou, Citat.i.aLisoe informed the few Gen-
tlemen of the Bar who attended, that be should sit
at ten o'clock on IK ,nd ay, and devote the day to the
businebs of the Court.

COURT OF V Its G's BENC!I
Tit,. Court sat to justify bails ani hear common
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motions. It we: intimated tha• ihrir 4 ups
would proceed with 114 ordinary business Mar
day, as their attendance would not Lots .eq in
the Court of Parliament.

Notices to a sirmiatr effect were amen is the Com-
mon Picas and Exchequer.

SNOCKINB ACCILIStiT.
An alarming fire broke out about nine o'clock
on Saturday nigh., at the hr.use of Mr. St-pod,
a butcher, in Bear-alley, Fleet Market It hap-
pened in consequence of the maid sc want baying
left a candle burning on the second Lor, in the
toed-chamber of the three children of Mt. detwee,
after she had put them to bed, and hadgene out to •
order some beer tor her master. On her regain. she
found the room in a blaze, an imbrues ely
gave the alarm, when every exerting was m die -
to rescue the children, bet in vain. The ap-
pearance of the fire, at the early part of its career,
was estremely awful, and awned to thee toe '
adjoining bowies with destroB ow ; but from the
timely assistance of the firemen, who emoted theta-
selves in a becoming manner, it soon berm to lose
its alarming aspect —The bosses on each side
were much silmags.f.particoleale Mr. Lines's., who
has lost a considerable qsamity of his fornitute......
Cho wife of Mr. Steptoe fora. conveyed from the
shop in t' r market. to ner mother, in a state of in-
seeeibilny, havinv fainted when she heard of the
mordent. The V tanorns ,were allied out, who
*were of infinite service to .be inhabitants, as they
affirded them an easy isteress sad egress, and pro.
waled their goods. The hodi.n of the three chit-
dren were not found until daylight yesterday morn-
ing. That of the eldest, who was nine years 4
age, was in a shacking eate.—Those of the two
',longer, the one soma and the other two ae.d a
half years old, were not mach disfigured. they
were conveyer ro an nariertakees, at the corner or
Brazier's Buildings.
The Gazette of Saturday night comities His !Wait/-
les Proclamation for a tiew Copper CMnage. ohl 50
tons of Penny Pie.-es, 4-?7t tons of Halfpenny Pier es,
and 221 tons of Farthings. The Penny Pieces are I
to be in the proportion of tweary.fout to the pound 't
avoirdupoise of copper, and so on with the others.
It is provided that no one shall be obliged u • aka
more of such Peony Pieces, in one payteem,theo
shall he of the yahoo of one shilling, or More ef tech
Halfpence and Farthings than shall hoof the wake
of sixpence, after the aforesaid rate.
The Earl of Dostooonstarta has been wen
of His Mainly's Most Honourable Pettyeras-
cil, and h.% taken his seat accordingly.
Loots 831111 pa miss. the intended Kies of Hots
land, is now dangerously ill at Paris.
Lord G asa•l ;Az. according to report, has oils
ciaally written to Ceineral Da L•sther, dleedting
him ro pay imp thb flank, within three days, the
93,0001. which, according to the Report bf the
Army Commissioners, it appears he has retained of
the publicrrieney.
The Lively Frigate, of 36 guns, Captain Has'.
motto, arrived l llmrtday at Plymouth, with din.
patches from Admiral Cotussaysooo, in she Medi-
terranean. She has bro.lght boom General Carrico,
in a bad state of health. Orders were sent off on
smerday night to Plymouth, to release the La+
'frigate from qoarantinc, and petal& Sir Jarts
Ca aro. and his suite, to go oo shore.
On Saturday last, Engstrom Dace', Esq. Citizen
and Draper, by virtue of the late order of the Court
of Common Council. paid inter the Chamber of
London, the sum of four hundred pounds and
twenty marks, with the usual fees, to he discharged
from his nomination for the Mace of Bheriff of the
City of London and County of Middlesex.
This day the animal Election commences at
Westminster School. It lays with the Dams of
CHIIST CHUICH from Oxford. Rev. Dr. Hata,
from Cambridge, Rev. WILLI/re MAMMA, and
the Rev. J. Davisi.
The late storie.rge of a considerable, Home is the
City is said to lute when from MOW being wish-
held from it by Government, es esteemat of a vic-
tualling contrast; barrels of beef haviog been re-
turned to them to that' meeinst, on a charge that
they were made rap of new, instead of Oct beef, as
stipulated by contrail.
Some of the dealers in iron, in contemplation of
the proposed tax on that article, have already ad-
vanced their prices. An additional shining a thou-
sand has been charged on nails, ice.
At the date of the late overland dispatch froth In-
dia, HaLKAII had sent a V akeel to 04ieng for the pur-
pose of signifying to the British Readmit there. his
readiness to eater into terms of accommodation with
the India Government. He proposes to place every
thing on the same footing as 'before the war, both
in regard to himself and his Allies.
A long depending cause has lately been decided
is the Court of Requests, Guildhall, having been
(Dried there by isindanius, from the Court of Log's
Bench. A number of Sworn Brokers had refssed
to pay into the Chamber of the City, the mm of 21.
per a. DWI), which they conce.ved they had no right
to do. The Court determined in favour of the
Chamber, and compelled the Defendants to pay the
money. •
Jen Klee, the Bankrupt, late linen-draper in Cold
Bath-fields, who failed to Vie amount of 6,0001 un
der.. rtit an examination at Saturday at Guildhall
and was egoist :emended to Newgate, until hr car.
satisf tancy account of twe state of his affairs
wo young gentians-. named Roosts and Loom
Ittimate friends, helougin ; to the I .rrack i
Dublin, fought • duel on Monday last. The,
wood at eleven paces distant. and f-ed at the mow
tim,t, when Loth fed. Mr. Rosales rec-iyed
ball th• .ugh h- .rt and ever spoke. I'h tithe
was of thr.-ugh both thighs. A C row?. Jury
het ign: in a verdict of W4fssl Mae*, against th
err ViVOT.

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~... MoIRTSMOCTIi, MAY 9.
The transport Hisrmon:,, front Jersey, with (;e-
-itrments of the 57th, 58,h, and 99th, Regiments,
lived at Cowes this morning, to land the stoops
)m the depot in the Isle of Wight.
Arrived the Retrelorsr sloop, t•apt. Forbes, from
cruise. The F..ts:-1101:a and Mediterranean con-
Is are at the Note (signals are made for all orli.
Ai 'nod ihsasen7ers to proceed on board. The
from the, Mediterranean and the East-Indies,
all embarked Arrived also the Resource gun-
Ai from a cruise.—Wind S. j..
MAY 10
Arrived the Fame man of war, from a cruise.
...Wind S. L.
I.I.9MUCTII, MAY 8.
Last night arrived the Li. (-4 frigate of 36 guns,
iapt. Hainmond, with dispatches, from Admiral
iZuDingwood, in the hiediteW.nean. She has
srought home Gen. Craig, in an ill state of health ;
• pot under quarantine, no farther particulars
C be learned.
DCAL. MAY 9.
itighlig in the Downs His Majesty's ships as
last.--Wind S.
td kV 10.
Sailed the rinsleanthe sloop of war, en a cruise.

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The arsenal of the town of Brecon is neatly com-
pleted. The whole edifice is of brick, built in the
most substantial manner, and finished with no in-
considerable share of elegance. The main build- t
hiag is 99 feet, by 3), alli two stories high. The
lower st .ry consists of the armoury for the recep-
tion of 15,000 ronsketa, bayonets. Inc. and 1500
swords, also a conic or projeltion, appropriated to
the arranging of pistols, after the manner of the new
armou. y in the Tower.
Jane Brown was charged on Saturday before the
Sittting Alderman at Guildhall with stealing a
female child, and strippi-ig it of its clothes. The
parents of this little girl (who is about two years of
age) stated to the Alderman, that the child was
stole, n away from the neighbourhood of Holborn
Hill that th-y afterwards found her in the work-
house of St. Andrew's parish, and her clothes stolen
away. The Prisoner denied having ever seen the
eh 11. Several witnesses appeared against her;
and a watchman who apprehended her. said he
found a pawalroker's duplicate for a child's frock,
pawned in est- name of Jane Brown, for 2s. The
Prisoner w.f. remanded for further eramination.
Saturdas, Mr. D—. a man of property, formerly
the Boit trade, and who is upwards of fifty years
Magis-

a.fe, was charged before the Borough ,
.rar with having been guilty of criminal assaults
and indeteacy a several children of both sexes.
Four children, atteuded by their parents. appeared
against mm. and preferred complaints. which would
offend she f.etri.gs of our readers, by repeating. Ile
was committed to the County Gaol, and conveyed
in prison under a stro g escort, to protect Inns from
the fury of the populace.
Amongst the quadrupeds lately arrived on board
.he linie4 Last Indianian, in the Louden Docks.
from St. H 1-na, is a dog with two noses ; and on
board the drellos, lying alongside her. are a beauti-
ful young tioness and a tygress. The latter is
fastened by a rope Ent the quarter-deck. and is so
tame, that a stranger may with sa* handle it
There is also on board the :Ante vessel a black sheep
with six horns, and a great variety of birds. all from
the river Plata. The whole affords delight to the
lovers of Nam: I History.

SPURTING INTELLIGIiNCE.
WESTER It At...k.S.Cnittineed.)
THURSDAY.
A }leas of Sate, rare, value 501 the gift of the Welt Hon
Earl Grosvenor.-..The best of Three Four-mile Heats
Three Year Old. to carry a feather Trent Year Olds let. I.lb.
...Free Year Olds list. Ilb •--Six Year Olds Sat. I lib. and Agiod
Ilb ...Marrs and Fitlies allowed S'b To pay 2gt. en.
tuner, to which the second-beat Horse will be ant tied.
Lord Waters b, a. Socerhalus, Ly Alexander, 4pa I I
Mr. Ilowker's c. Royal Oak, by Teleecnpe, 4 yrs . 2
Mr. Trattoso's b. b. Jack 'tat, 5 yrs • . . dr
atillepebbM
of
30P. each, p. p !Miss.—Bona fide the
11" Perts olds* bob-erilsers....-Four Year Old, to carry 7.t.
IVlb.—Fitre Year Olds est. Intb. —Six Y• or Olds 9a. Db.
anti Aged 9a. Slb 14 Geldings allowed 31b.
Loyd Grosserint's ch. e. by John Bull, 3 yrs. dr
falr T. Geaci.lane's ell. Lemon peel, 4 yrs. 1
The Duke of Hamilton didi cut name.

A Main of Cocks will be fought dut ing tbe Races.
between Sir Peter Warburton, Bart. aria Sir Wind-
sor linnloke, Bart.
Cit2lllll2. 13221ITSITIRt.
Main. Bym Main. Dyes.
day...... M0nttyy......3 2
Tuesday 4 0 Tursday......ll 2
...6 Wednesday ..1
Tbniaday..... 4 1 I Thursday ....3
aiy Fri•Liir
Saturday Sat
urday. Z
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NROM serultD4r GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Balatnai Toler. lots of Orartge-etreet, filoomsborT, in the
county of Middlesex, i 2 oilier, dealer and chaputan, from May
10, to June 111, at tell, at Guildhall, London.
'norm& Hiniuson, late of Watlingdtree the city of
London, unatehaut, from May 10, tu une 21It, in
, at too, st G
boll. Load's.

BANKRIFIrIS.
pain Maaters, now or tate of Litchlsorongh, in the
'Northampton, baker, dealer and chaornan, to survefoler enmity
May
sod June 21, at eleven, at the suck and Bell Inn,
', the county of Oxford. Attorney*, Mersa. Ap•
aferegod.
a and John Barker Arden, of Beverly, in the
(ork, wioe-merchants, dealers and chapmets, to sur- I
r 17, at one, 31, at twelve, and June 21, at one, at
Lawton Attorneys, Mesa". Tyrrell and Francis,
tancet's-ollee. Guildhall, London
Thunipann, of the town and enemy of the town of
ship-builder, merchant, dealer and chaptnan, to
t 9. at one, 30, at tan, and June 11, at twelve,
John Simpkins, the Coach and Horses 111.1, in
county armee/aid. Attorney*, Mr Amor, South-
. Misers Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street,
Hunt,*f the town and enanty nt the town of South •
aker, dealer soli rhaillnan, to surfendar May 30, at
ten, and June 21, at six, at the hone. of John
lie Coach and Horace lon, in the horn and county
'Woolsey, Mr_ Amor, Seistha.n;stof, , and Messrs.
New Ileidpratrest, 4.0141. x.
. • scknall-uodar-Ilaithwaite,
in
• .• ng ' Meier chi.roian, to 4tll,-
,44-1.0 leaven, at the Swan Inn,
tan • • 7.-71r7-r7 a
jj iit*otu,sgliam. Attorneys,

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fifeter. Vickes and Wonder/at,. in Mansfield, afores:,l.l;
and Mr Healy Blacleatcck, No. 8, Ele-Costrt, Temple, Lon-
don
John Watson. now or late of Sheffield, in the enunty of
York, aphid mercba nt, dealer and cli•iiman, to surrender May
22, lune 2, at oleaert, and 21, at live, at the Three Legs Inn,
in Leeds Attorneys, Mr. Joint Wilson, Greville-street, Hat-
tan Garter., London ; and Mr. Charles Coupland, of Leech:,
aforesaid.
Francis Bentley, tare of Searberough, in the cnunty of York,
shiporwtter, dealer and chairman, to Stiffend 'I May 13, 31, and
June 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Londirn Ammer!, Mr. Auld,
Great Praserateareet, Goodman's Loudon.
John Flank, late of the parish of Stapleton, in the county of
Glue .7ester, miller, cormfaflor, &tiler and chapinar, to surren-
der May 12, 15, and June 21, at eleven, at the nouie of Samuel
Poson, called the Rumm Tavern, in All ShigeLane, iii the
cityt of Brawl. Attorneyes,r Mr. Jainet, Nu. 112, Gray's-Inn,
London; and Mr. Martin, Exchange-Buildings, Bristol.
Abel Richardi, of Oxfoid-street, in the county of Middlev
I. or,
linen draper, to surrender May 13, 20, and June 21, tw
at Guildhall, London. Attorney,,, Meara. Twy nate and Wal-
ker King's Bench Waits, Temple.
William Stevenson, of Little Charlutte-street. Pimlico, in
the county of Middlesex, merchant, money scrivener dealer
and cliainnan, to surrender May 17, 24, add lune 21, at ten,
at Guildhall, Lrindon. Attorney, Mr. Piave. Charles-stteet,
Cavendish-square.
Charles Ritchey, now or late of Framlinghtm, in the county
of Suffolk, corner, leather-canter, draler and chapman, to sur-
render May 14, at two, 20, and J 21, at one, at Guildhall,
London. Attorneys, Meurs.Jeuninga and Collier, Shire.lane,
Lincole*s.lnn, London.
William Dennison, late of Tooley-atrect, in the borough of
Southwark, in the county of Surrey, p mluber and glazier, to
surrender May 17, el, and June 21, at ten, at Goildhall, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr. VMS Isaacs, Mitre-Court, Aldgate
Jeremiah Cother, of Pitchcome, in tha count! of Glou-
cester, clothier, dealer and chaibiman, to surrender May 19,
at five, 20, and Julie 21, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn,
in Stroud, in the county of Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr.
Thomas Croom, G:avel Pitts, near Stinud, Gloucestershire;
and Mr. Visard, No. 4. Gray's-Inn-square, Loudon.
William Rlishen, late •f Fleet market, iu the city of Lon-
atn emonger to :intender May 15, 21, arid June 21,
eleven, at Guildh,all, London. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St.
Theiniiatreet, Southwark.
Thomas Dreweatt Rote, late of Marlborough, in the county
Wilts, tallow chandler, dealer arid chairman, to surrender May
26, at four, 27, and June 21, at ten, at the house of .1 Mender,
calld nr k nown by the nanie of the Castle Ins, in Marlbornugh
aforeemid. Attorneys, Messrs. Griffiths and Watford, Marlho-
rouith and Mews Phillips nd Ward, ower.' street, London.
Isaac Sanders, of Newmaan-sheet,H Oxford street, in the
couy of iddltex, breklater, to surrender May 17.20, and
Junent 21, atM one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kirk.
man, No. 11, Cloak-lane.
DIVIDENDS.
June 17. John Read. late ef the town of Bedford, in the
county of Bedfordshire, painter, dealer and chaplain, at
i it, at Guildhall, Loudon.
July 1. eSur Killen, of the Borough of Southwark, in the
enun2 ty o Gf-ev, linen draper, dealer and cliapman,oit
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Jerre 21. Henry Cheesman, of Lamberhurst, in the comity
of Kent, eorn-dealer, dea er and chapman, a*. ten, at Guild-
hall, London
Juan 10. William Knight, of Tunbridge Wells, in the county
of Kent, banker, at one, at Guildhall, London.
June 7 Stanley Magellan Fisher, of GravrAnd, in the county
of Kent, linen-draper, dealer and chapniau, tett, at
Guildhall, London.
June. John Hazledine, of B ridennith, in tlie county of Sa-
lop,2 iron-founder, dealer and chapman, at three, at tite Pig
and Castle Inn, in Bridgnorth.
June /1. Thomas !heeler and Jnhn Rowley, of Salfurd, in
the eunty or Lancaster e•tion-sinners, ealers and chap.
sten,o at twelve, at the bog Tavernp, ill Deaufgatc, to Man-
chester.
June 2. John Rowley, of Salford, in the remit, of Larreart-r,
e ntermiyinner, darter and chapman, at twelve, at the Dug
Tavern, Motivate, Manchester.
y 31. William Field, of Old Swan Stairs, of epper Thames
street, Londe*, marchantolealer aril chairman, at iodic., at
Guildhall, London.
May SI George Fiekl,of ($4 Swan Stairs, of Upper Thames-
,trees, London, merchant, dealer arid chapman. at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
Mae SI. late of 111romsgroye, in the count,
of Worcester. nabs factor, dealer arid charnel', at twelve,
at the Crown and Sceptre Inn. Worre‘ter.
June 10. William Morphei, of Rottrhithe, iii the county
of Surrey, dealer in corn, at one, at Guildhall, London.
June 6. Robert Marshall, of Aldwickommi•Simet, in the
county of York, corn-trader, denier and chairman, at ten,
at the house of Mr. John Taylor, the Elephant, in Doncas-
ter.
June 2. William Allen end George Allen, late of Br;denotth,
in the county of Salop, linen •nil worsted yarn mand arin-
rers, dealers and chapsnen, at eleven, at the Pi and Castle
Inn, Bridgitorth.
June 5. John Whitehead, late of Rochdale, In the county
of Lancaster, innkeeper, dealer and chapinau, at ten, at the
house of Mr. Charles 'Thawshaer, in Halifax.
June 21. Henry Ridley, of Shepherd'. Marken. Hey fair, is
the county of Middlesex, grocer. at t.-n, at Guildhall, Lon-
don.
June 24. William Milburn and John Mills Cowman, of
Sow Church Yard, London, is arehouferaen and namehents,-
at ten, at Guildhall.
June 26. Anthony Peek, of Gravesend, in the county of
Kent, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at
London.
June 24. Benjamin Burton, of Hoendolitch, London, slop-
seller, dealer and rhaprn.in, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jane 4. John Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, in the county
of York. rope-maker, No-Crater, dealer and chapman, at
three, at the Tontine Inn, in S , afnrAaid.
June 21. John Lodge,now or late ffi
of London Wall, in the
city of Lend sq, carpenter, dealer all 1 Chapman, at ten, at
Galklball, London.
June W. Mary Robbins and Catharine Robbins, of Birming-
ham, in the couuty of Warwick, shopkeepers, dealers and
chapworoen, at ten, at Guildhall, Lontinn.
May SI. Joseph Leaman, of Peterbeinsogli, in the county of
Northampton linen draper, at one, at Guildhall, 6,
May 31. John Tennant, of Lower Rrookorreet, in the panda
of St. George, Hanover-square, in the county of M
apothecary, dealer and chapman, at tell, at Guildhall, Lone
dais.
June 3. Jacob Modes Da Costa, of 7 Navies-Inn, Holder%
in the city of London, merchant, broker, dealer and chaps.
man, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
June 10. Thomas Parkiason and John Parkinson bode d
deman-street, in the city of London, chemists aadl
gists. at One. at Guildhall.
May $l. Henry Smith, and Thomas and John Laseekkity, of
Mill.lane, Tooleretreet. In the county of Surrey, coopers,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 31. Thomas Dune!, late of Birmingham, in the comity
of Warwick, dealer andcharman, at ten, at the George Inv,
in Rirmingliatu, aforesaid.
May 31. Thomas Dodley and Simons Palmer, widow, late
of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick dealers and chap-
men, at ten, at the George bin, Birmingham.
June 3. Thomas Kemp, new or late of Kriercsbnroogh, in the
county of York, Mx-dresser, at eleven, at the Crown and
Bell Inn, Knarsealsocough.
June S. William Morrison, late of Pile-Marsh, in the county
of Gloucester, enal-merchant,dealer and chapman, at eleven,
at the Remitter Tavern, in the city of Bristol.
CERTIFICATES.—Mar
William Martridge, of Cheamide, in the city of London, ha-
berdasher.
Robert Jackson, now or late ref West Winch, in the county of
Norfolk, hotelier, jobber healer and diameter%
Henry Italian, of Broad street, in the city of IS Istol, silk-
mercer, dealer and chapnsan.
Johnif Writes. of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, Mit-
nufaftiner.
Robert Rugg, of Milk-street, in the city of London, ware-
houseman.
nirsit Urquhart, late of the Strand, in the county of Mid-
dlesex, goldsmith, silyer-aniith. bardwareman, dealer and
chapman.
Samuel Rawtree, the younger. of the Crescent, in the Mine.
ries in the city of London, comfachar.

• .
MEETINGS OF CREDITOitS AT GUILDHALL,
70-atoaarlea. . art. a•
John Woodrow, the younger, Blue Airchor-road„ Roh..
nnond.ies, Surrey, tanner - - 5 1
Ashes C Mau and Samna' Cohan, Sliccrness, Kent. 1
s:opsellcrs
Elisabeth Clarkson nod Richard Doe-, South Itid
greet, lianover-squinc, Ma1,11,-iiex, ria-itaalers and
wine-merchants - - 9 10
Peter Potts, Vine. street, Piccadilly, Middlesex,
merchant
Charles Rickard, Grand JunCtien.Whsrf, Wili:te•friars,
London, coal merchant 2 12
-
Joseph Ifs issoli, Stepney-causewr:, Milliesex, flier-
chant -
William Charles Ti•fordl, 4.shopegate-street, Within,
2 10
London, linen-duper
Thomas Ellis, Whitechapel, Middleseit, avalmseer 1 £0
Joh.. Christian Hube, Broadway, Deptford, Kent, 2
1
potter - -
DIVIDENDS.
John Altkett Wir,nholt, OH Sean, 1...414.111, merchant 12
John William tither, novr or late of Bowlttig-grce.i-
-lane, Clerkenwell, th:tualler - 12
John' Florian ,:oring and Elisabeth Johnston, St. Ma:T
12
Axe, London, merchants - -
lames Paterson, Ret Lioirstreet,Middlrs•x' uph.dsteree 11
l'hunias ttoei, Icirckingliain-stre,t, Strand, Middlesex.
vine sod bandy-merchantlS
Richard Cttaie GMfge, Clmapside, London, w:rotesale
10
draper - - -
Thomas Mtlthy and George Maltby, Sire-lane, I.,lndon,
11
user. ii.a ma -
.lotin li.-eves, late of Chandos-street, Covent-garden,
Id vldle-ov , dealer and chairman - 12
Thomas Jenkins and Thomas is,ederick Wollrn, nigh-
street, Southwark, Suney, acid or Chichester, Sus- 1
sex, linen drapers - Chichester,_
David Evans, Southampton-court, Sodthampten•roar,
Middlesex, hneshdraper 10
.
CERTIFICATES.
Henry Lewingion, late of Andover, in the Canty of South-
ampton, iiiiihutdm, dealer and chapman.
Thomas Sharpies, now of lase of Warton•le-Dale, in the
Counts-Palatine 01 Lamaster, cotton-manistacturer
John Stephens, of Lsvetpool, in the county of Lancaster,
wire-drawer.
Richard Morgan, of the parish of Aberdare, in the county of
Glamorgan, apothecary, dealer and chapman.
lA'aiam Wicks, of No. 9V, Oaford-sweat, iii the county of
Middlesex, tailor.
lonics Wain:, of Paternoster-tow, in the city of London,
bookseller, dealer and chairman.
Jame, Peadred, of Brook-Green, HarllllloSal..th, in the county
of Middlesex, dealer and chapman.

cost- •
3 10

'2 10

PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY
Bank SlOtk 2o9i 10
3 per Cent. Reduced s9j
S per Cent. Consuls 60i 60i
4 Per Cents.
5 per Cent. Navy 9311
li
lanr Annuities i 3 16
Imperial Annuities 0
kish 5 per Cent
Orrin um
India !bonds
Exclienesr Bits ls. as prem.
Eriglivli Lottery Miceli
Cuns..i.s for
T. WS 14, Suck-Broker.
Nn. 4, Crynh.ll, a..nl 9, l'haring.c••An.

OF IRISH 51 OCIKS—MAT 5.
Gov. Debentures, 5 pet Cent... 94a
G.er. Debentures 31 per Cent. 721
L., al CA11.41 Lnan, 6 per tent.
Goer. Stack 5 pet Cent...

514 TM.
On Foley, the wife of Mr. J. /Aorta', Printer of The
Sendai Review. Strand, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
A few dayksen, Mr. E Elwell, of Swinton street, cr:l.4.
Inn-lane, to Mes Charlton, inly daughter oi M. Chariton,
Menage, of itic Theatre Roya , Rath.
Last week, Mr. Morgan. a Rusisn merchant, to tit. elite..
daughter of John ktaentoter. Esq. of Drury-Lane Theatre.
DEATHS.
On That'll last, aged tea years and a qua-ter, to the great
grief of her parents, 111. datahter of Ge.i.rre I-Writ...4 of
Fiskerton, near Ltitcoln, Esq pocks C‘11!,1. MI the wait-
ing of that day, swallow...l .urne laudanum Ow taed of. a woca-
rue.l.l:ine), which caused her d ath.
At iiillyconuel, Wand, the itcr. Dr. D.llOll, a Ronan Ca-
tholic Bishop.
Mrs Ann Yearley, wdl known In the poeti; owl& a.
the Mila.wont:in of 111ristol, died last Thursday, at Milkslism,
Wilts. She nesse:sal an eatraardinat degree 1.1 gemus, and
ilidetireeren in her ttiatton, must valuable itsfurnistlon.

ww.r...ic THIS DAY AT I.,,SUUN IS•4IU.•L
Morn. 51 mm. afro, 8 I Eirtre li win. afar 9.

JOHN HEDLY SUM ERS, Bricklayer, Fat
entonher
a ANY HEDLY, died Nine Yews agu. if anv P
cell give any Account of he', thine are somethings Iris h-r
Vary to her 3iivantege; they %ill AO Rachel Fc•inel, at Mr.
Cley's the Shire Hulk. Wlolsich ;it Mr. James Hose
down's, Over, Montagutret.ive, SouthnJ,k.

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