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PORTING INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.

DONCA.sTER, 1609.

tint) for t►e Rt. I ger stakes of ±.sgs each, for three
oil colts, list. vlb. ; fillies, re. The St. Leger

;uurse.
rdlliaim's bl. f. Charcoal, by Sir Peter Tealle

d Milton's b c. Easton, by Stamford
Clifton's b. c. !notion, brothel to I)...ltien.cr

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polite interest to that on which the Earl of Mel
borough relies; and although the Earl was, mit
then, considered to be secure of his election,
doubt is now entertained who will be the successf
.• _ _

candidate on the poll. Monday was spent in mess
sures that gave " dreadful note of preparation.'
Tuesday and Wednesday have shewn a more bus;
and warm canvas than ever was known before
ii
Lincoln. Both parties parade the city at the sum
time ; all is bustle and contention ; even the set
Bing of Christmas bills is deferred, sine die ! " Ul
roar lords it wide;" all musicians and clarioli
throated bowlers, within 30 miles, have been pe
in requisition, and they incessantly exert the
I powers. Every night the populace are treat*
with their favourite electioneenng spectacle, a pn
cession of six or eight burning tan-barrels, follows
by hundreds of blazing torches, and an infinite mo
of citizens and others " reeling-ripe for sport."
The bell* of the ehnrches, at all hours of tl
day and night, add their clangor to the uproar ' • ae
such a din is kept up as will be long remembered i
Lincoln. Innumerable flags grace the processic
of both parties: the Earl's colours are scarlet ar
white, and the Colonel's light-blue and white
former has also in his procession a small boat nix
a four-wheeled carriage, elegantly decorated, in

two cannons.
The election is expected to begin on &turd
or Monday next ; the old candidate is " sure
success," and the new one as confident that
" cannot lose." In our next we shell probably i
nounce the issue of the contest, unless Colo]
Harcourt should do as it is said he threatens—lie
open the poll to the last hour, and poll the 1:
wan : in that case it will be protracted beyo
Thursday. The Colonel is the nephew of i
Earl of I larcourt and of General Harcourt,
was formerly member for Westbury, in Wiltshir

On Tuesday last, the Earl and Countess
CRAVEN arrived at Benham-House, on a visit to I

Serene Highness the Ma vine of ANSPACII.
The Fox-hounds will hunt this day at Latin
the seat of Lord Gains CAvSNIIIISR, in Berks.

The Earl of Deasy, we are tarry to state,
confined at Isis seat at the Oaks with the got
His Lordship did intend to hunt on Friday, and
a numerous field of sportsmen were expected,
►purtinK deer was brought in a deer cart to Cad
rain-common, at whien place the sportsmen h
as,viabled, when a very great fog came on, and
way thou ht prnelvnt by the gentlemen to put
the spurt until another da; .

ly, 1807, and the sth
Mss% _ 79,795

BMW!! & Pony..

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Barclay 61,033
r, I Whftbireed &J,64n

H.towl+tu7

s►.. ;_

94;374

Goodwyn 11,185

Elliott . t 1,166

I'a.M+r

..... 13,537

Job■ Calvert..... 15;044.

,
Clews 14,230
heretofore in the habit

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11.311.11T8R6T. By the last letters from the Resident at Cochin,
OPER 4-HOVIE. DONCA.STER, 1609. i i
The Conde Opera oTLe Frescatana was revived, ...-- Oa Saturday evening, a man was brought be- we learn, that considerable progress has been made
on Searle •gi t and displayed the ver
/ni i , „way oflrsilimaleatina for the St. Leger stakes of Jfies. each, for three fore Mr. GRAHAM, charged with having behaved in farther investigating the histozzd literature of ". \
Madame CATALANe9 genius, with the happiest Y!'"1":1 "I'S titt• Ob. ; fillies, sit. The St. Leger the Jews aud Cl:milieus, in the The indefa-
Lourse. Mt a very violent and outrageous manner, in Cue I :
effect. Hitherto, an attendance at a Comic Lord Fitzeilliatzf's bl. f. Charcoal, by Sir Peter Teazle neighbourhood of Shire-lane, Carey-street. It tigatile labours of Dr. Buchanan have been crown- t
on, Opera was always damned to he the we plus of Lord Milton's b c. Easton, by
Stainford appeared, that he was in a public-house, when aed with peculiar success. Vac Rajah of Tmvan-
si, • maucesisc toa: yet such are the powerful fascinations Mr. Clifton's b. c. Poulton, brother to ryldener dispute arose between him and a man in the house. core has furaishedeatalogue4 and has afforded him.
Mr. Sitwell's b. e. Clinker, by Su Peter Teazle, out of Hyde, At length a scuffle ensued, when the Prisoner drew a much assistance in his inquiries. The Doctor, has
tan, of CATALAN[, LAN I, independent of her vocal excellence,
" by Plowaromeaon flen-kuife, arid endeavoured to stab the man he vaulted most of the ancient Syrian churches, along
ler , that the Imam was completely tilled ; the arch Mr. W. N. W. Hewett'a b. c. Teazle Evitch, by Sir Peter
Tea simplicity she contrived to throw into all the light Teak, out of Honipive was disputing with, and another, but was pre- what is called the Cow-hill country, at the foot of
Re .o and charming airs, produced the most unbounded . Mr. W. N. W. Ffetett's D. c. Stilton, by Stamford, out of vented ; he, however, succeeded in venting IntPlorus the Ghauts, which divide the Carnatic from Ma.
lid applause and repeated encores. New vi pietate agli ~
Eliza, by Hightlyer
ear. W, N. W H ch. b. Mac George, by St. city to a certain degree ;he barbarously sewed the lavala. In this sequestered spot be has found
etorriei, she most condescendingly sang three times, rant of u sh.te.r to Kite c.
.
sod belonging to the man he was disputing with, cut churches in the style of some of the pariah churches
del and guve new delight at each repetition : any thing Hir T. Gascoigne's ch. c. by Hambletonian, out of Golden- °n one of his legs, and afterwards stabbed the poor in this country, some of which had never before
mur like bravura, iu comic singing, is not so successful, fucks animal; the neighbourhood war quite alarmed by been visited by an European, and their num-
Th and of course, Duce sox!' chc coca e questa, had Lord Munson" b. c. by Expectation, dam by Ruler his outrageous conduct, and several attempt* were her is far greater than had ever been supposed.
. Madame CATALAN! Sir E. Smith's gr. e. by St. George, out of Quirt's dam
ads, 110 t the same electric effect Mr. Wilson, 11. C. by Agonutes, out of Kitten s sister made to secure him, but in vein, he being a veld The doctrine of the Syrian Church is very similar
strong and powerful man. He bit several persons to those of the present Church of England. Their
abs was most ably supported by Signors MORELLI and Mr. Bates's ch. e. by Stride, data by Tickle 'Toby
wti ROYER, NO. The simple and heautiful ballet of Mr. Peirse's b. c. by Expectation, out of Romunond very severely who attempted to secure bun. In- liturgy is derived from the ancient Church of An-
tes.. La Belle Laitiere followed, in which Mons, and Sir H. T. Vane's c. bv Shutt!e, nut
by Phu. .ion formation was sent to the Office, and a drone
lie Party duck. The present Bishop is named Marc Diony-
le a filadkune DesuAess displayed all their usual grace Mr. Watt b. cby Shuttle, out of Gratitude's data - •
of the patrole succeeded in recuring hitu. was sins, a pious, learned, and venerable man, of Syrian
Lord Strathmore's be. c. by Hambletuniaii, out of Beatrice, committed for further examination. extraction. In one church, in the mountains, has
ma and powers; and though Madame PARISOT was by sir pet
er Teazle About a week since, the shop-window of an up- been found a volume of the Old and New Testa-
•d 41, fresh in our recollection, in The Simnel Dance,. yet Dula, of Hanailtou's h. c. Petronius, by Sir Peter Teazle
Al issCatt N rteartaeguitted herself with great success. Mr. 80N4e4 b. f. Doerr, by Stamford, out of Belle-tilk, by holsterer in I Icariettii-street was robbed of a piece meats, in the EstmligeloSynac charm-sea engrossed-
. i of carpet, by cutting a square of glass out or the 011 strong vellum, richly illuminated, and beautifully
lush Amoireet the haat ton, scarlet mantles, profusely
sir
. ,
Al. M. Sykes '+ b. f. Theresa, by Hambletouian, out of shop-pnudow. A man has since been stationed to
boil , trim ed with fur, were general, and the Mary Sirwritten: some parts of it are in estate of decay, but
, Sancho'. darn•
watch the window; which remsiued unmended.— the greater portion is still legible. It is taidto have
Qnses of Scots caps, made in black velvet, edged Mr.
e, a, (hearth's b. c. by Rambietonian, out of Caroline •
tuie3 Wlll4 pearls, impeded additional charms to the tkir Mr. Naltores b. c: by Delpiiii, slam by Slope About seven o'clock on Saturday evening the watch- been concealed during the Romish Inquisition.
•
:sub weerers. The Cleopatra pendant pearl, which Mr. . Hueco... ch. I. Laurel-Leaf, by Stamford, out of men saw a mats go to the aperture iu the window, 13^ and it is supposed to be of very high anti-
liana hasp on fhe forehead, has a very rich effect. Pees dam, by Potsos and endeavour to pull a piece of carpet out, but quite,. 'There are many other very old and valu-
uctei Ike Duchesses of St. Alban's and Gmflon, the Duke and Mr. E. L. Hodson's ch. f. by Shuttle, out of Miss Murton, it was secured ; a piece of glass fell at the same time, able Syriac inauuscripts, some of which arc in is
Milken De
Costcies, the ..,larehionam of Headfurt, the Duke by King Fergus _ which alarmed the fellow, and he ran off: the cry very high preservation : these, together with sonic 7 -
of .Coy Childers's ch. e. brother to Baron, by Stamford dam
oftr, the Earl and Couches of Barr,
Earl of' of slop thief was raised' he was stopped, and taken of the ant tablets, containing particular grants,
rain. Ortoozil, Lady Ponsoobv, Lord Archibald Hamilton, Ladies bY 8"141311S
,be Azat Hamilton, Beaks, Inglis, Mary Tegbet and Abdo, were Mr. R. Cooke's c. by Hyacinthus, out of D . airvinsiii before Mr. thiamin ; when it unfolturiately turned &c, have been recovered at 'Travancore, by Col.
Lord Evetnont's h. c. by Oulianna, unt of Martha out that he had committed no crime, not having re- Macauley, and farther discoveries are expected' to
1 as , easiest. Lord Egresuones lz f. by &Autumn out of Humming-Bird
DRURY-LANE. moved any of the goods' he was therefore air- be made,
. Sir George Armytage did Out 11491 e.
Mrs. JORDAN', Polante, in Mrs. CENTLIXRE 3 Laurel-Leaf, who won the two-yarn Old Stakes at York, charged. —
-•- Etely Comedy of The !Vender, attracted a must Pontefoict, and Done...atm, also • Match at York, last GUILDHALL, DEC. fa This day, the adjourned Admiralty Sessions will
LeCOm crowded and brilliant audience to this Theatre on year, appears to be the first favourite ; the other esvourites Witham Russell, porter to Mr. Matthews, cheese- be held at the Old Bailey, for the trial of Capt.
WAIL Charcoal, Poulteo Clinker, Mr. Watt's colt and Lord monger, Newoatr-street was charged
Saturday night. Her vivacity, feeling, and ele- &lee . , a , 7 before the Wm. C'hapntatt, of the brig Apulia, for the murder
?du •
gance of inauner, in this part, stand unrivalled; and torment's.
Derby Stakes Igoe —Takes, o to 3 that the Brother to . '
PRESIDING ALDERMAN with striking his fellow- of three of his crew, on the passage between New
et nAs rile received the Most unbounded applause. Iles gelin, wig.. servant with an adze, in a tight. Malabar andthe West Indic The Surgeon of
e
Chaff dress was blue and silver, rely pretty and be- me fellsaray I. a cstapPre Lint el Ike Willem, of the St. Le-It al
mewed that the Prisoner and his fellow- the vessel, and six of his crew, are the witnesses,
e mad Mating ; rhe appeared to •'very great advan- gees Stale •y at Doacatter. servant quarrelled and dripped to tight in the and they have been kept on board the tender dace
'ulare. Urge. Don Felix is one of Mr. Etta:moods tin- Yil nacre. Sir", Yea". shop ; that after they had foiled some time, Pri- time arrival of the ship.
Lord Rockin!th 'sin. bay filly Ow" P"" 1776 sorter seized an adze, with which he struck his The Spershnoy Russian frigate, and Vilhehmina
IVRIT. rivalled parts : rich in judgment, spirit, and dm- air. Rotherun's Rout boo Lebow; 1777
of two mitotic truth. Mr. BANNISTER and Mi.is POPE, in Sir T. Gascuicee's..Holianduire mach. Ind oppouent a violent blow on the head, which store-ship, with the specie and valuable cargoes
elm th • Lissardo and Ports, have lost none of their former ate. stspietone.....Theray .... . . ..,..Miklair .. ..... 1779 wounded him most dangerously. A letter war read they have on board, were condemned as good and
exeellence. Mr. PVTNAlit's Frederick was very re- Sir Bethel" Rube ...Y. Mari& •• • • •1780 from the surgeon who utteuds the man, which lawful prizes, on Thursday last, iu the Admiralty-
rot Radcliffe's Series Goidander —.1781 stated Mtn to be dangerously ill, and that he has Court. Admiral MONTAGU'S share will be coo-
conti sneetable, and by ever, perforittance he gains on e .. . , . _._,_
Mr. iationetic s .... ',apeman' ....,... Alfred 1705
1. Th- the favour of the public. Tire 'se New Pantomime Sir J. L. Kaye ....Pbeenotnesest..., ...King Her0d....1713 very little hopes of his recovery. siderable. There were forty-five ships of war at \
is la followed, and weut off with great spirit. Mr. Coates's ..Ompbale Hisliiiyer ism The Prieoner, in his defence, said, he did not Spithead when they were taken possession of, all of
Mr. Hills Cowslip. ..i.Hightlyer 17ez wish to tight; and told the other it he did uut let him whom share.
COVENT-DARDEN.
e Ms. Lord A. Hamilton's. Porno* Paymaster.....l7B6 alone he would hit him with the adze; when, being A K test's Messenger arrived at Portsmouth on
SHAKESPEARE'S Comely of Errors was revived, Lord A.Hamilton'a-Spadille Illitherer 1707 irritated, he did strike him. Friday, from Londoa, charged with dispatches,
Square. 'on Saturday night, at this Theatre. The parts of land Allanailton's..Yenthe E10ra..., ...H4
-hi"— •• • 17" lie was committed, until the fate of the man is which were immediately put on board the Topaz,
Autiphohs of Syracuse, and Antiphons of Ephesus, Lord Fitzwilliato's ..Peu en. Tandem 1789
west were well sustained by Mr. POPE, and Mr. C. Mr•Guadrielie.'" • Ptieseumenon Isee known-
..Ambiateter , . . , frigate, Capt. Gat lertlalS, and she sailed in a few
Dubai Mr. H 'actinism's... Y . Traveller ...... ..Knet tergus.. • 17s t Juke /dam, was charged with carrying spiritu- hours afterwards. They are believed to be for
Ktandm ; aud die two Proaties were pourtmyed .._a . u a , a
Lord as...IIIULANS'II.. :11..4r 110rliel .......1 liquors • ' •
re eel Mt our into Newgate. Commodore Oasis 111 MOORE, at the Brazils.
with genuine humour by NI u NDEN mid BLASCHARD. Mr. Cliftou's.. ..... Ninety-three ..... ..Florisel 1793 It appeared, Defendant 'was lately a Prisoner in The Spanish frigate, Fuerte, of 24 guns, lately
ldoptd Neu. Glees, Miss NORTON, and Miss WADDY, NI It la ....r.__Mc_rasieses...Deniirrough...•...King Fergus... t 794
but discharged by proclamation, arrived at Portsmouth from the Biel de la Pieta, is
the Old Bailey,
were deservedly applauded iii their respective chi- Sir C. Tamer's Hart etonian King Fergas...l79s
s home rectees. The whole went off with great humour MT' C"°1" ?'"1". ambromothe I S
considered h the S • I*the finestship of her
her P. Teazle-17ga at lasi rowans , having access to pn- y . pettier •
Cum. and spirit, and received the most unbounded ap- Mr. Goo/metre s.....Losager • Drone
Sir T. Gascoigmes..nraMatty .. ..... .. Delphi{ 1797 son, he wart suspected, and a pint of gin found on elms that was ever built hy that Government, and
1799 him, which was for Hatfield, the madman, who was is a very superior sailer. She em erienced very
'Muse from a stay crowded audience. The new se H. T. Vaisee....Ceeteghter ....Overton 1799 •
de y, at Pantomime followed, with its usual success. Mr. Wilson'. Champion Pot- Eigletos....lsoo tried for shooting at the King. severe weather on her palmtop, and but for the
seat iu ---- . Mr.Goodricke's —.Otis Buzvw.t mot Defendant was coreviered in the penalty of .01. excellent qualities of the ship, would never have
FETE AT IIUTTO.V BUSHEL. Lord Fitzwilliesees -Devi& ...... ......Heningbro' .... Ise 1 hot ha* unable to pay it, he was committed for been brought to this country.
home, . Lord Strathowiree-litemseibruneer Pipator 18,4 three months ta prison. Rear-Admiral OTWAY is appointed to command
FURTHER PARTICI:LABS. Mr. Mellish'', ..... —Sancho Don Quixote.. Ino4 Ak.rander Davison was convicted in the miti- on the coed of Portugal, unde.r Viee-Admiral Sir
Poe, We hear that Hutton Bushel House has been Mr. Mellah's .. ..... Stavrley Shuttle 1805
Mr. Clifton's. .... ..Pyldener Sir P. T 1e..1805 gated PervinY of 151. for carrying spirits into the C -11A111."...9 COTTON. The Admiral arrived at Ports..
e Poe- one continued scene of festivity ever since the 26th Loyd Fitswilliaues...Paulina Sir P. Teak.. Dm Giltspurettreet Compter. mouth, on Friday, and hoisted. his flag on boo*
of the hurt, the day on which its possessor, George Osbal- • The Duke of Hamiltme's Range, by Laurel, came in a==l=l=l2gm the Lively frigate, Captain M.Kousay. He will
w Beaton, Esq. came of age. On this dust, most of the ant, aid in runsequeore of a jostle, proved to have beer PICK POCKETS. sail the moment the wind is fair.
If 1.1tr.11 •, neighbouring gentry, and seversl thousands of per- given by
a the Duke. ritlee, Pewees was denied the wiener,
aid Lord Fitrwilliaui received the Stakes. —,..m...--
On Friday evening, Thompson arid Gregory, two Captain HART ia appointed Paying-Commis
Spina; ' sone, were attracted by the true British spectacle sione alle.: P th •the 'of Ada'
r •., at ortsenou , in room
---reeseerse-hee-- of the Constables belonging to Drury LaneTheatre;
anti of un ox roneting. The day was remarkably tine, mind Huesca ; Captain JOHNSTONE. is appointed
LIACOLN, JAN. 7. discovered Joe Ile to one of i!le avenues leading
arid the lawn ratite towards the house, and inter- to the Ganes/Mr; Lteut. W. F. WooDMAN, to be
—_-....—_ to the 'Thestre, who is as notorious a pickpocket as h_ • ,
'he Cat- spersed with numerous booths, gave full effect to the Our •
election, which, on the secession of Mr. Resident-Agent for Transports at Guernsey. •
any of Bill Soames's gang; the Officers took him
L repret : gaiety of the view. The ditipereion of twenty sheep,
Sullivan, c by so respectable an hiterest,On Tuesday, Sir Witt Ltd RULE one of the
to the Public Office, Bow-street, and he will of s e ,
... arrived :
robed, : to:settler with the ox, when cut up, and a due pro-seemed to promise h peace wtthsn our walls," has Surveyors 01 the terry, at . for
course be prosecuted at the ensuiug Sessions m a re-
., and a portioe of bread, made a scramble equally amusing d
su denly aseutned a very different aspect. Colonel puted thief, under the Police Act, and dealt with the purpose of inspecting the Danish men of war,
counter to the spectators and the performers. A waggon
Harcourt of the lath re intent of foot, arrivedat that port. He was attended by .Mr. DUMAN.,
g as Schulties and his gang were on Friday; the public Builder of ti Iv(
Hie i'eAJE6TI' 'a Ito k • rdat Prt
Dock-curd, -so , os- ; I
Owe. load of new tin mugs, thrown in vollies to a great - '
here from London, on Sunday, to canvas the op- will then be free from his depredations for some
the I had
height, and glitterlng in sun-every ine, themouth, and comnleted his survey of them, on Fri-
posite interest to that on which the Earl of Itlex-
months. There is now every prospect of the streets ' )te _ Lo •
re were mpeartince of a silver tire-work, spark of be . .
u reties, and although the Earl was, until day night, when retu red to ndon. Several of
Satur- Which was instantly extinguished in a profusion of . g •of Loudon being cleared of this daring description • •• •
those which require the least refitting, are expected
tnen, considered to he secure of his election, a
wall at. ale. This quenching lasted till long after sun-set,
doubt • now entertained who will be the euccesefiel
of mid-day robbers, the Chairman of the West- to be own...bate, ordered e , • •
ry Fur eonnnisloon. Sir
IP
lemur,
.r, when it may be presumed that maid: hundreds did •ma Monday
candidate on the poll. was spent in mea- minster and Middlesex Sessions, very properly join- %Vitamin also surveyed that fine Russian frigate,
eine. in not clearly see their way home. This day was sores that gave " dreadful note of preparation." - .
Mir the Police Magistrates in their exertions to the Spershnoy.
chiefly devoted to the entertainment of Mr. Osbal-suppress this description of audacious robbers, aridl•
Tuesd y and Wednesday have shewn a more bus On the tat instant the body of Captain Le mem,
ern on a &don's numerous tenantry, who enjoyed an a- . known before Y publicly expressed his determination on Friday to of the AMON, was picked up, and brought to Fal- .
and warm canvas than ever was
his seat excellent & es expressly provided for them.— •
Lincoln. Both parties parade the city at the 10113 C doubt but that the manner in which SORRICS mouth 011 the fII • day for • Its
0 owing mates went. . ' 1
' I Amongst other toasts, Mr. Oshaldeston, in a neat - • '
tints • all is bustle and contention ; even the set- and •
his gang were found in Piectidilly, made
tas been speech. gave " Lved Men°'‘ clad the iNdeP"deace t. 'of Christmasbills is deferred, •d. U slue se !.. p- t ml Corrox, and all the other naval off( ereat that
. , of the County of York," which was drunk with en- Ing
lords
i ds it all musicians and clarion-
roarwide;'_ , not eved attempt to account for their being there. - of •
kith the thuteasin. d'he utmod conviviality prevailed, and
throated bawlers, within 30 miles, have heen put General SPaNCEIG A party mannee from the
emathe e 'Twee merry;, the ball, where beside wagged all." Tit Shields, another notorious pickpocket, is to men of war, and a party of the Oxford militia, tired
y. Beds and they incemantl exert their
The gentry were refreshed iu the booths with burnt in requisition, Y a , be brow ht at the present Middlesex Sessions, to three collies over his grave. The interment was
powers. Every night the populace are trestle*
Champagne. &c. and, on returning to the house, appeal aanenst the conviction of the Magistrates at
a Arch- with a very elegant cold collation, and the choicest with their favourite electioneenag spectacle, a pre- martborough-street. He has lately returned from also attended by the Mayor and Corpo; atim, and
respectable of the inhabitants
most of thepart of
cession of six or eight bursting tar-barrels, followed
ropey at wines. The home party, amounting to more than transportation. the town.
by hundreds of blazing torches, and an infinite mob
forty, danced till a late hour in the evening. Mon- One of the celebrated Wheelers. whose family On Tnesday, Barbara Allan was tried at Edin-
day, the 28th, was the day appointed for the Ball r
o citizens and others e reeling-ripe for sport." were all thieves, and the notorious Johnsen, are
The bells of the churches, at all hours of the burgh for the murder of her child, about 113 months
eimpescb, and Supper : the company began to assemble atboth convicted in the Borough, under the Police old, on the Bth ult. It was primed that she took ;
ese, Lord nine o'clock ; they stepped from their carriages into day arid night, add their clangor to the uproar ; and Act, as reputed thieves, and are to be brought be-
, 1.44 Y B. a
.portico erected for the purpose, and illuminated remembered in
such a din is kept up as will be long fore the ensuing Surrey Sessions. the infant on her knee, and poured down its throat •1
si. Mr. D. with a transparency of a mounted knight in Cr- Lincoln. Innumerable flags grace the procession semise a. quantity of oil of vitriol, pretending that she was
WIT. and of both parties: the Earl's colours are scarlet and The streets of London have latelybeen cleared orIVIRIE it raw sugar, to clear its throat. The child
Caldwell, Mr, being the crest of the family: From hence lin red till ing and then died in excruciating t.
Colonel, any eaherea, hall most elegantly aecorated with white, and the Colonel's light-blue and white ; the of a number of sturdy sailors, ea beggars, by order
tormentsg. The trio.). hatednearly all the ddva,
gybe', Co. arcades of evergreens hearing flowers, and festoons former has also in his procession a small boat upon of Mr. HEAD.
On Saturday, two of them, who
sad Here of lamps ; from this the hall-room opened, where a four-wheeled carriage, elegantly decorated, end had each lost a leg, were brought before the Bench and Jury, without Further hi • '''
•
the any consi emboli.
easatehe found her guilty. She was sentenced for execution •
two crowded sets of dancers displayed their h ma- two cannons. of' Magistrates, at the Westmineter Sessions, when sI, .
oluded a ny twinkling feet," to an excellent band of music. The election is expected to begin on Saturday it ap_peared from the testimony of SMITH, one of ou the 10th of February. t
Last week Sir GIISIERT HEATHCOTE'S annual
day last. A supper, cote' g every rarity of viands and or Monday next ; the old candidate is " sure of the Patrols, that their conduct in the Strand had . :
Christmasgift of 110 done of ox beef, two wa -
live ever wines, interrupted the dancing for an hour or two, success; and the new one as confident that he been but a degree better than foodesd robbers, per- 0 loads
with , . g.
:ly filled, when it recommenced, and was kept up with "cannot lore." In our next we shall probably an- ticularly to females, so that it Was almost impomble g _
n of potatoes, so adequate portion of
good b d ..1 Lady H ' h •
of
rea ; ati.. NATHCOTII 3 c linty a
rs. The uniform spirit till day-light. Breakfast then an- flounce the Moue of the contest, utiles" Colonel to pass without giving them money; and if they did
lay night nounced the arrival of mother day ; and every Harcourt should do as it is said he threatens—keep not, they made use of the most horrid and blas- stuff gown to each n •tous female, were' given
to the of E ni haul in the ' h
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RiNg. 011 P departed, Illilly sensible of the taste and has- open the poll to the last hour, and poll the last heinous oaths, and very abusive language. Mr. , Pwr. nheug .
of Stamford. 1,"
Madame pitslity of the donor. A large party still con- wan :in that case it will be protracted beyond Pee, the Chairman, in consequence of this out-On . French t
tinnes to render Hutton Brodie! a scene of Thursday. The Colonel is the nephew of the rageons conduct, ordered them to be detained in . .
Thursday night three prisoners, con- -'
festivity. Earl of I larcourt and of General Harcourt, and Bridewell for three months. naiad of the Captain, his mate, and another, ef- ;
.!0111pany eee--solowesee—. was formerly member for Westbury, in Wiltshire. Statement of the Quantity of strong Beer brewed feet" their escape from Dover Oa. by inutile a
eleleated Josue Daytime:cm, Esq. gave a grand dinner, on - ---- --- by the twelve principal Houses, between the sth breach in the wall. They then took a at off the
aus as ea- Saturday, at his hotres, in Upper Brook-street, On Tuesday last, the Earl and Countess of July, 1807, and the sth January, 1800: beech, and put to sea ; but the boat being soon
I evening, i
Grosvenor-square, to a large party. Amongst the CRAVEN arrived at Benhoun-House, on a visit to her Mesa. 79,795 F. calved aatee missed by the owner, and the report of their errape
i beeper. company were, Viscount and Viscountess Ceres Serene Highness the Ithogravine of ANSPACH. 1910W11 & Parry . 65,666 Goodwyn 'll,lsz epread abroad, they were immediately pursued,
spirit.--rclay 11,033 Elliott ......... it 1,166
WY ND, Colonel and Mr*. Ross, Mr. and Mn. Mrs The Fox-hounds will hunt this day at Latimer, overtaken about two-thirds across Channel, brought
and Mr.Whftlieed seater Tailor is,see . '
Cox, Mrs. KING &e. lee. At eight o'clock, the the seat of' Lord Germs CAvaxotsn, in Berks. back, and committed to their former quer-
rich treat thinhisey 49,366 Joist Calvert..... 15,044
company were joined by an elegant juvenile party, The Earl of Deasy, we are sorry to state, is Shuts .. .. .... 94,374 Claws 14,390 ters. These three prisouers had bean captured with
armee at
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orts- and at half past eight, the whole company catered confined at his mat at the Oaks with the gout. Many Clubs, who were heretofore in the habit of the rest of the crew of a French privateer in the West - I
mit His a must superb drawing-room, with crimson damask His Lordship did intend to hunt on Friday, and as deferring their Lottery Purchases until the last Indies, and confined a considerable time at Perts-
s received hangings, and the walls coveted with a most value- a numerous field of sportsmen were expected, a moment, in expectation of a fall in price, are now mouth, from whence they made their revile on
selinge— ble collection of paintings, and most splendidly sporting deer was brought in a deer cart to Cathie- known to have already completed their subscription Wednesday to Shoreham, where they took a boat,
9th at die lighted, to witness the vienderfid performances oe rein-common, at whim place the sportsmen had quota of Tickets and Shares--a strong pecoe of
and had almost gained the Freuch coast, when it
Mr. bootmer, who rill expressed the greatest mere assembled, when a very great fog cone on, and it their high opinion of the present Scheme—and con- came on to blow hard, and they drifted past Dover.
, iiishrment at his dexterity, and the novelty of his was thomeht prndent be the gentlemen to put off sequent risk of ineurrind an advance en their pute after which they got on shore, and being appre-
performancee the spurt until another das . chases by further delay. handed, were committed to Dever Town saaol.
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