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As the letters which we have seen make no men-
tion of the Wahabeevi. we toialuille, that tiny have
pn4timiled, for the prevent, their projeeted visit to
Ilussorsh. sad have turned their deva*tatluns to-
words some other

. 44u:trier.
According to concurrent and authentic accounts
from the West of India, the once formidable and
enterprising JCso mit Rao Holltur hag for some
time past beeit atiiiicterl with insanity. At time.,
he cannot recognise %ilea the members of his own
family ; and, on otfiscpceasiiins, he is said to exhi-
bit sigtis oftlitgiostAkingemus and inicuatrotilable
'insattfty. His Standees are already beginning to
• etri•ci their. indoptindence. This tar !II of the
yliabratlis Empire must speedily sink into oh-
',purity.
,iN !O!" arrival of the Lord Mingo frnru Penang,
MtkiChrive been received from that island of so
L Isoft*,date as the 16th ult. They are in general
ftlalkiorith complaists Or the depressed state of coin-
mettial affairs.
At Fort Marlborough, mid that there is


THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
MONDAY. Jut.v )7.

The embarkation of the force to be employed
on the grand expedition commenced on Saturday,
at Portsmouth, on a hich day die artillery ars put
on board, and it was resumed at day-light yester-
day. The boats of all the ships lying there are
employed upon the occasion, and nothing can ex-
crq the zeal and activity with which the busioess
seas carried into effect. The embarkation was con-
ducted by Captain Souzaxii.tc. of • the Rosa; a"
stated by Capt. laws, of the Hero; Capt. N'Aao.
of the Rcrolation ; and Copt. GARTH, of Ike Intim-
rietc3o; and it was expected that the whole of the
troops would Ire on hoard before thl oclock, a.m. yes-
' terday. The Royal. embarked onboard the Revenge
aid Eagle; the slat on board the Achille ; the 6dd
and part of the3titli on board the Role and Per:ries;
the 35th ou board the Sceptre aua L'Aigle ; the
staff corp, on hoard the deism; the 7 tst on hoard
the Be/frisk and Imperieure ; the Garth nn board the
Casa,- r the such, and a company of artillery, ou
board the fitsuistioa; apart of the 9.11.11 au boned the
//eyed; Mid *company of the Kith on board the Plo-
ver. 'fire. 14th regiment, and six rtlnadconsofthe yth
light drag. truly, are on board transport*: the rest
of the force will he on board the lime-of-battle *hips
and frigates, amounting to about 12,000
They take very little baggirge, and only one blanket J
for each mar—no beds.—The Hoye' Marines. of the
fleet have beta formed into a hattailiou of 1200 men,
under the COM MAMA ofCapt.ltAittit:v.—They were
laiided ou South-Sea Comtism', at slay-light. ou
Thursday morning, and went through the field ex-
ercise. before Sir Evil CHUM Who appeared much
pleased with their ~,,, veruents, amid told them he
should consider them as a part of the ariny.—The
expedition will sail to-morrow mornitig.—The des-
tination of it is conjectured to be to the siorthward
it will previously jails the force embarking in the
►)owns. The 114V1111 part of it greatly exceedis any
former armament. It will cons:at of 36 soil of the
line. awl 95 sari of frivtes, gun-brigs, and
Isotalpiressrls ; upward. of 2.00 sail of gun-
boats, which have hero fitted up wit'a a carronade
fur the Ira►, foie. Sir K. StuActi %Pi is the senior
Admiral yet appointed to command the naval force.
v4th Admiral OTwAir mill Lord GARDNER.
The three other division* of which the Es pe.h.ins)

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is composed. are embarking at itssmich,
River, and the Downs. The Earl of Coaati.ibi,
the Commander-in-Chief of the land forge., as
postponed his departure front town until to-wa .
row, for Ramsgate, when he will embark. Im a
dattely upon his ao rival there, the Expedition • „t
get under weigh.
We have received, via Heligegand. some German
page t. of two days later date than those which heti
previously come to baud. An article from Warms,
of the .nth ult. repeats, in confiding terms, that et
junction between the Russian and Polish armies
had taken place near Pulse/ay, io Galliciab sod that
a battle was daily expected with the Austrians.
Some thousand Cossacks were said to form a K.
lotio-Itissaiara advanced guard.—These papers add
httle to the lamination already known respecting •
the speratious of the hostile arauiria on the Danube, 1,
any do they afford any reason to conclude that a
battle has, ere this, been fought.
--•••••••••-
it was a prevailing opinion in the city, on Satin.
Any, that the port of llaniburgh is now open to the
trade of this country.
' Some interesting intellierice from India is uiven
in oar preceding columns. On the 15th of Jainciri ,
an action took place at guano, between the Ur,
huh troops and the troops of Taav a ta Coat. in which
the latter were defeated with considerable loss, aft
ter a severe contest.
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Some extracts from Dutch papers to the 9th
instant, are inserted an our preceding columns.
They state the army of Italy having adviute.ed from
Raub to the Danube. has invested Comoro, and is
preparing to bombard it. This is one of the strong.
vet fortresses in Hungary. and will give employineut
to the enemy for a considerable time. It appenni
front an article doted St. Andero, that the French
Government are anxious to conceal from the people
the state of affairs beyond the Pyrenees.
We this tiny give Mrs. CLARKE'S answer to Mr.
WARDI.Iet • late intemperate letter.—Whatever.
this hery's indiscretions may have been, there clever
was a worse used woman.
The Embargo is enforced with so touch river.
that not even the Berwick Packets are suffered to
sail from the River, . . •
The entbarkution of the troops destined for the
grpnd expedition was expected to commence on
Saturday last; the while will probably' rendemous
is the Downs to-morrow, and sennedottely rail for
their important destination.
'l'he Austrians have thrown a bridge over the Da-
Huber near NVolfsthal. out poet station front Pres:
burgh. and fortified is with a redoubt on the right
hook, and erected some batteries on the left.
The Austrian artillery, in the battle of Fssliogeo
awl Aspen]. made altogethera Winn discharge, mai
case-shot dm.
Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, to the lath
of April, state the arrival of the IN ercida. Capt.
l'oeuvr, front otitbe Mauritius, where she was /las-
masted. The Harrier, Capt. Iltonx ; rink the
Racehorse, Coot. F tomtit; were ander the Nereids % s
wafers. hot they lied parted company is a fog.
The Lovoy sent from Hayti by Pelson, with a
a view to obtain from this Government a supply of
railatary store's, or permission to buy a certsia
quantity of niusquets, &c. returns home in a few
days, without accomplishing the object of his
Ministers basing tietersninett oat to take
any part whatever in the civil war which demises*
that unfortuuete country.
the Gazette of Saturday sight contains an Or-
4er ii Council, permitting merchant vessels, under
any flax. except that of France, cerninit in ballast,
to enter the port, hsrimor, or road, lying between
the Island of Heligoland and Sandy Island, coin-
monly called the North and South Havana, without
His Al ClS:ter' 's License.
Letters front borer, received en Saturday, state
that the French flotilla sailed on Thursday last
from Boulogne, and reached half way between that
port mill (.'slais, when they were obliged to put
back by 1411 MaYrlrde wind. Some letters state the
susount of this flotilla to be between 400 and 50e,
and others at shout !so. It is, however, certain,
that they have been obliged to put hack. it ill
supposed that they were destined to Flushing. he
consequence of an expected expedition from this
country.
Loots Am** rirwTr. Tiffs lately lived in unusual.
retirement at the castle of Loo, in Cmalders.
Tim French Minister at ::erlin loss ileasted that
no attacks, injurious to the interests of the Same-
reign, his master, shall, in future, be inserted is
The Government Casette.
Bye publication of the Government of Lower
Austria, the inhabitants of Vienna have been in-
formed, that the French garrison in that city, as
well as all troops pausing through, thall in future he
quartered in barracks, mid in the public buildings;
anal those (or whom there is no room. are to bivouac,
or form a night guard. As bedding, htd,inadv.
And kitchen ntensils are much oiautril, the inbahn-
ants are invited to foruish them nu moderate
urns.—This publication was intended to conciliate
the citizens of Nminus, who had uranareated Coon"
steroide resentineut against the military quartered
maul them, on account of their tyranny and execs
Some letters by the Centenburgh Mail state, that
formidable British fleet is gone up the Baltic to
boenhard Cronsuidt, with every prospect of 'litre"'
Nlarshal !Amu did not bear the near approath
of his dissolution with that courage which might
have been expected from a veteran soldier, who had
so often dared death in the geld of battle. He
wept immoderately, and frequently lanntuted horn
approaching end. 'lke physicalism secretly eon).
planted of this to the Fermata. who, au retie oh. hi`
cults, enraged at his favourite's ,
thastened to ,discontinue his visits, if he gave way
to at.

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EARL OF NOR

Died, on Friday morainic.
Cumberland-street, in his
Agar. D.D. Earl of Norman'
ton, Baron of Somerton, in I,
of Dublin, Bishop of Glands
lrehead, a Privy Coundallor.
Manufacture, a Member of
Governor of the Lying-1n
of the Royal Irish Academy
of the Charitable Musical
ship was the third brother
Clifden, and sue of Ileary
by Anne Ellis, only (Login
Bishop of Meath. His I.Ort
Westminster School, and w 44
of Christ-church, in the Unit
bring ordained, he was appoi
Doke of Norshismherlaud, t
of Ireland; in the year 17
Bishop of elope, in 1771. ,
and in 177 G, he married 11
ter to Mr. Wilson. 'perch,
Dublin, to whom he had
attached. By this Lady he
Viscountess Ilawarden, and t
of whom, Viscount Somerton,
succeeds to the Earldom of N

THE LYC,

The English Opera, thi.
pidly stiewociug in public esti
a very short time, answer the
idioms of the Proprietors.
who Is4t week filled it 4

The Duke of Argyle ; Duchess
of Down+faire , Couutesses De
and Etesbutuuzli Ladies Smith Bs
dosia Creduck, Jobs Campbell, I
, Furter ; Lord Welt •' Ilou. J. Si
We. Mrs. Pelham; Gen Drum
Mrs. James lhoeking ; Mrs. 'thin
son ; Col. flehardsou ; Mrs. Geo,
vbeasua.
Saturday afternoon, Earl
.161ITY'S Chainberlain, arriv
' visit to 'flaw ekiAJESTIEI. nod
permission to go to Seottatitl.
intends taking a tour.
Yesterday morning His M
PriliCellSell All
SOPIIIA. accompanied by La,
111,414 CIIUILILLAND. aid
and Frrtautr, rode to St. G
tar, and heard a sermon by
from the .25th chapter of St.

vers.-4
" Timm alsaD tha Idsadataraf IMI
*mime, sridcla took Mew lamps, •
bridal/room, mad der of tarts 1
lint
Mr. CAN %tom gave a gran
at his Louise, in Bruton-street
sum, Prince CASTKI.CICa LA
DO FRONT, PeRTURVEIIk: A
APODACA, Lords Lk:vireos I
Dual, Mr. HAMMOND, RINI I%
The Marchinue.s of LAN
party. last creionic, at Lignite
attended by an elegant awn.
The Earl sod Countess of
grand dinner, yesterday, a
Sitiblolard, Sr. James'', Pal,
Duchess Dc Camino. Eel
am, Canner of BARRY/AI
For.te, and several other NI
Earl and Countess Gaol
week, for their seat in Cheat
Captain BARCLAY, the i
town nu Saturday, from New
mad spirits.
The Earl of Emmett retort
list to rday.
The last arrivals at Bath si
Lord Bottum, Lady Sontervilut
Mw M. 11. Ilulatiusna, Sir J.
Bantpfyl4e, iltstur sad Mrs. Jaye
Mr.. Mies and Mr. C. Velpy,
Rogers Rev. Mr. Ranter, Rer. M
Capt. garters, Capt. Jaws. Mr. S
jun. Mrs I.e Gnarl, Mrs Munk,
Wakirt, Mass Pope, &C. &c.
Amongst the. fashionable cc
honoured the Royal Circus,
with their presence, wt-re-t--
The Duke of Grains, Marquis
gran • Lards Nolte, W. Russell,
'sera Elliott, Colonels Lucas, C
Captain Broome ; Sirs Harr) kir
derick, Ike.
The Bishop of Ctoonsia
to succeed to the vacant Set
Cl.ea v mt. the Bishop of Fell
be his sumeavor.
Earl and Countess Coot.,
yesterday. for their sent at
Lordship a much better.
The PouTtuumit Assists
town, next week, for Worth,
Prince STANDIRNIBERD gas
Lenity, at 111, hamar, to So
the Marquis of DOUGLAS. L
Nieman ems Awatssahmt,
tile. Casette.. and Mr. W.
Mrs. Mr•tt, of the Dru
arrived at iila.gow, rod eng
only. Het likitlllepCSTlllee ivi
in the part attire. Hiller, in 1
%dr. She wilt also prrfortu
81,11,11oNT'S Alicia. Mrs, N
by her daughter, MINI Mul
the nonage( The Link WOllll
1. a C
te parts of Roxanne. in the
Cfnestip, iii the Farce of IRs
Peggy, in the omedy of Ti
Veil. in the Fares of The /I
rs since this young lady a
: the Dublin, end several pre
faster Burro, the leeng k
The Ihrlette, fou.itled oil
votinues its astonishing att
retioasiree. in which three i
ill Ift, produced tirieeveuisto

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EJRL OF NORMANTON.

nn Friday naorning. at his house in Great
Cumberland-etreet, in his sad year, Charles
Apr, G.D. Earl of Normanton, Viscount Somer-
ton, Baron of Somerton, in Kilkenny, Archbishop
of Dublin, Bishop of Glandelagh, and Primate of
Ireland, a Privy Counsellor, Trustee of the Linen
Manufacture, a Member of the Dubhis Society.
Governor of the Lying-In Hospital, a Member
of the Royal Irish Academy, amid Vice-President
of the Charitable Musical Society. His lord-
ship was the third brother of the first Viscount
Ctifden, and sums of Ileory Agar, Esq. of Gummi,
by Anise Ellis, only datighter of Wellare Ellis,
Bishop of Meath. His Lordship was educated at
Westminster School, and was afterwards a Student
rd. Christ-church, in the Cniverity of _Word. On
twing ordained, he was appointed Chaplain to the
Duke of Norlitstmfretiand, then Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland; in the year 176, he was crested
Bishop of Clopie, in 1771, Archbishop of Cashel;
and in 1776. he married Miss Beaton, daugh-
ter to Mr. Benson, merchant, in Abbey-street,
Dublin, to wham he had been for some years
attached. By this Lady he has left one daughter,
Viscountess Hawarden, and three soils the eldest

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of whom, Vi,serint Sornertou, now in his 31st yew,
succeeds to the Earldom of Nortnnuton.

THE LYCEUM.
The English Opera, at thaeleeaut horse, is ra-
pidly adeaticing in public estimation, and most, in
a very short time, simmer the most sanguine expect-
ations of the Proprietors. Among the company
who la.t week tilled its fashionable el rele, were—
The Doke of Argyle ; Ouches, of Rutland ; Marchioness
of Downshire Couutesses De Vander, Cowper Jersey.
and Beslourough ; Lacher Smith Burgess, Beauchamp, Theo-
slosia Craduck, Julia Campbell, Foley, Nurihwick, sod E.
Fustier ; Lord Dscie ' • Hun. J. Speocer ; Sir F. Boorgeois ;
Hoe. Mrs. Pelham; Gen Drummond; Hon. Mr. Hawke;
Mrs. James Dawkins ; Mrs. Thomas ILukes ; Major Jack-
son ; Col. Richardsou ; Mrs. George Villiers; stud Mrs. Ste-
vlteumos.
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Saturday afternoon, Earl Nluarost, Her M%-
denier Chamberlain, arrived at %Vulcan,. upon a
visit to Their MAJESTIrs, and to ask I lee 31AJKATY'S
permission to go to Scotland, where the Noble Earl
threads taking a tour.
Yesterday morning His Maaseen, the Duke of
Causantre, Princesses AUGUSTA. MARY, and
Soente, accompanied by Ladies Tuvxam and AL-
Stela
CUSUILILAND. end Generals CAUtAtUICIDT
and Fltisolf, rode to St. George's chapel, Word-
*or, and heard a IIV(111011 by the Ker. Mr. Lome,
from the 25th chapter of Sr. MATTHEW, let and 2d
verse.—
Tiweasitall thaldogdosteertHerewes he likened man ten
irtrehis, watch took their lamps, and went fortis to meet the
bridegroom, and live of them were wise, sod five Weft
foolish.
Mr. CAI4OIIIIO gave a gravid rlinner,on Satrielay,
at his house, in Bruton-street, to Prince .Seauaest.
BRRG, Prince CASTRLCICALA, Count ST. MARTI/1
DU FRONT, POSTUOVEakt Asisamatiort, Admiral
APODACA. Lords Lerrsurt Gowen and
non, Mr. Ilaustotru, and Mr. BAGGoT.
The Marchioness of Laessowe had a grand
party, lee evening, at Lanedown-ltouse, which was
attended by mi eleipint amemblage of Feshimiablee.
The Earl mid Lowness of HARAINOToII gave a
grand r, yesterday, at their house in the
Stable-yard, St. James's Palace, to time Duke and
I)uchess De Camara. Esti of CHATMAN, Earl
and Countess of BARRVIIORE, Lord and Lady
For.se, and several other Nobility.
Earl and Comae** Galavant/a left town, last'
week, for their seat in Cheshire.
Captain Baaceae, the pedestrian, arrived in
town on Saturday, from Newmarket, in good health
and spirits.
The Earl of Essex returned to Ciishiobury, on
Saturday.
The last arrivals at Bath are----
Lard *Atom, Lady Somerville, lion. Mr Talbot, Hon.
Mil M. H. Ilutebinsou, Sue J. C. liippislry, Sir C. W.
Harspfyltle, Major and Mrs. Jaye:, Major Aubrey, Rev. Dr.
Mrs Hun and Mr. C. Valpy, Rev Dr. Scutt, Rev. Mr.
Rogers Mr. Seater, Rev. Mr Clapham, ('apt. Payee,
Capt. &rues, Capt. James. Mr. Show Lefrwre, Mr. Lefevre,
jun. Mrs Le Grand, Mrs Monk, Mrs. Codrisighso, Mrs. C.
Vi alt ut, Miss Pope, ke.
A gat the.fashionableeormany which last week
honoured the 'Loyal Circus, in St. George's Fieida,
with their presence,
The Duke of Grainas, Marquis of Tavistnek, Earl Walde.
grave ' • Lards Mora, W. Reariell, Villiers; Lady Absly, tee.
nerwl Elliott; Coloriels Lucas, Carrots, Douglas, Akock;,
Captain Broome ; Sirs Harr> Rivers, .t -M'Keosie, J. Fre-
derick, ke.
The Bishop of CLoOHER is mentioned as likely
to succeed to the vacant See of Dublin ; and Dr.
Ci.s:•vast. the Bishop of lona, it ss rumoured, will
Ise his onevessor.
Earl and Countess Citormatoerar left town,
yesterday, for their seat at Thasses-Daton. His
Lordship is much latter.
I Ile PORTUOURIE Ausassatioa intends to leave
tussle lira week, fur Worthing.
Prince STAISRAIIITIO gave a grand dinner yes-
tenlay, at his house, us South Andleiarreet, to
the Marquis of Dueotaa, Lord Levesoe Gowan,
Piatrueu est Asia essaboa. Admiral Aeuoaca,
Mr. CAII vivo. and Mr. W. Qatar.
Wm. Nies'', of the Drury.lane Company. is
arrived in Gla-gow, and engaged far three nights
milt.. Her gest appeimince will be to-morrow night,
in the part of Mrs. Haller. in the play i.f I*. Stran-
ger. She will also perform Jame Sham to Mrs.
en VT'S Alicia. Mrs. MIUDIE is accompanied
by her daughter, Moe Musts, better known by
the Inoue of The Little Wonder. She *4ll perform
the parts of Rozalana, in the Farce or /Se Soften ;
Cowslip. iii the Farce of The Agreeable Sargrese
'p, in the Coneedy of The Coantry Girl ; mud
to the Neese of The Devil to Pay. Three
aa since this young lady attracted satire DOM*.
the Dublin, and several provincial theatres, then
;Aster Barry, the Young Rosettes.
The Burbled'. rOU.llled On The Beggar's Opera.
+canines its astonishing attraction; and * new
intteestnes in which three Clowns are to appear,
II It.. produced Wiry/nits'.

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Mks. et 4111r1r,
TO THE PE:AMR oF THE UNITSD IMGDOW,
tie lialllrsa To Ks. we.m.ois'y slrrtur AAAAA auumcia,
*mien OTTVOIteO IT Tile BRITISH rabble' •b
RCr-
aeSDaY, THe SIX A !WANT.

Honoured dos wry testimony before the H tune of enteetnna
has been, with the conlidome of the emote, at large, mad
sanctioned as my evidewe has been, iu a recent inshore, by
• Jury of soy evastrymen, I feel 'depict( called open (miter at-
Voiding time fur the most deliberate reffectiou) to &shires' you,
is essoseqoeuen of • eireurnO race which has arisen out of the
cause to which Mr. Wright, an ophoieterer, was Plaintiff,
Colonel Wardle, Defendant, and Mr. Daniel Wright, brother
of the Plaintiff, and myself, were witnesses. In this came it
t is well known that Colonel MIMIC was east, to the eats-
;helices of every holiest tradesman, and, indeed, of esery body
in the Court. 'Phe &tail of evideme the Public Prints still
afford. As far au regards me testi:wary, them details are
somewhat isiaecarate, bet they are sufficiently correct to have
enabled the Public to this verdict, with au alma*
universal approbattga. Colonel Wardle, is/ area by • pop 4:
levity, the eateut of which was as *respected, *Bit will be
to have hems winisserwed, bad vilely flattered himself thafitlltt
ands popularity would protect him soonest the Justice of his
country ; disappointed at the verdict, be' has bit his pru -
dome with Isis temper ; sad, without giving Usury- time fur •
refloat's*, has made se eueeital moped to the People of the
Coiled Kingdom, spinet the verdict of a Jury. As as ex-
cuse for this almost unprecedented circumstance, he Lae
stated that his Counsel, simerittest mating his eerree.et d atteaiy,
repeated In Mew is, wriliar, deriere Oar Th sl,, la the &troupe,
tern's, did not comply with his regime to 1114•••
Dodd, Mr. Clem-lie, and others. However he see. "epode .1
about these witoesses oat tiff:mot, even Colossi Moat will
hesitate before he earthmen to so!iject theta to as examination
upon oath, whilst the written" documenis exist. which will in.
culpite nesse crelteti prisons, and &leak.: the very forodstions of
his own ephemeral popularity. Culuael 1ir41,1111 is sot 'goo-
✓unt of the reasous which TO iy have inshiced the 'impress iuu
of the twirl** fertile's', that would have undeniably rono-
bursted my evidence. COlOilti Wardle knows that Mr.
lOriglit'a seresar, as well as others, can prove every syllable
that I have ewers. Colonel Wardle Ras beers tiro full of him.
self, and too impreilent, not to hay, rna.le assay umemeassory
esogriants of his iotentious sod promises. I dare my the evi-
dence of Major Dodd and Mr. Gien:lir WSW hare Ewen /oases.
ed is trails ; it would, therefore, have be.:o Niall:11,86 in Col.
Wardle to have es.asetioed them, and lie knows this. Major
Dodd heard my evidence, he could have co.stradieteil me
upon the spat, if I had bees wrong ; and is there arty reasim
to suppose that lie would have hail any scruple to have suers
he the Intik, ef that truth could have entotrasheted ins '—is
any Deemed' a fool as to believe that f bat is this Gam the
Motor most bare ',Atm the .We troth, gpsi.ddia? but the
truthooas the Attorney Gamest saml, hie presselos or his ab -
irmse equally supported 'Sr. Wright's ruse Ids sot pretima
to know auy thing about law, hat I know what is aorarnoa
sense, which I think is mote lima Colonel WM tile uppers to
elow. If he had bees commit to throw the blame of his
failure noon br. 0.1011110, it woold have been nu hulloes+ of
=we-416y sir able to defend themselves ; but to be &erg
ed with a crime as r4sorgrefhl, as law, so ennorsep,lih. sad, by
pursue, too, who, of all men, best koovis how abliorreat my
nature is from any eking ; to he rimmed, I say,
with Pe..imf, by Culooel Wardle, vs really toe had ; I under-
stand gnat ITTVIS LON been ktiti by Colonel Warilk and some
of his rutervw, spot, • hotter which I wrote to him in the
month of. May last, upon the subject of the towel/roman • ail
prom..es Male to me prior to tbe investopitton, sod this letter
is said to II uceasioued his deterneoration 'oaf le see me an/
WIC
Why ! Col.sarl lVardle called the saso• slay after he had
received the letter, and I would not see.r,iw, being determin-
ed to hive 1111 further commagicatioo with him, incept in

arriliag. Calomel %Vanlle will recollect the euoveriatiun
had with my stemma •port the ■ohjcet of this letter ,
and the appoietssest As mode with her to meet Ava at sere,
sedate thef eaawige at the Chapel duo• fortunately I have
a copy of that letter, and so little em I disposed to con.
real anything 1 may rather have said w written, that if t►is

intimation does not compel Colonel Wardle to du me the
justice of giving this letter to the public, and so lodinate
shelter his anomaly insiaratioos under the cloak of delicacy,
I WILL 'reset, ot CHAIN tt, in the Newspapers.—.lt only
remains for me to declare, briars God sad my canary, that
the evidence I gam was strictly trio; and that ney ia:l-
- with Col. Wardle merely rebated Is my evidence and his pro.
m0i•~r; most anxiously, therefore; do I look forward bathe pe-
riod, when the futility of Col. itardle's attempts to pro►e Me
contrary to be the fart; will recoil upon himself m x o NNN r M 0.
and only strengthen tloe claims whicti ! hare to the public
confidence in my veracity. I trust that, 1.11 then, the pub•
lie will suspend their judgment upon Cul. %Vai.lle's onleape-
rare accaeations. Although it may not be equally proper in
me, as in Col. Wardle, to state the gratitude stud respect I
feel for the public approbation of sod parts of my conduct
as admitted of that approbation, yet I hope it is not denied,
even to me, to express the anguish of Naiad I should ender',
if, upon rock an orcaqion, sod in vach a measlier, I had really
deserved their theapproSetroa. I have the humour to he, with
great respect, MARY ANNE ClAltliE
West Wu BIC • Place, July 15, 1509.

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Mrs. CLmuts has sent Colonel• Walter.■ an ele-
gant edition of Mr. ROGER S'S celebrated poem,
7%e Pleasures of Aleatory, bound in scarlet and
broaze.

A paper of yesterday says :—" Notwithstanding
the brutal indelicacy of LOMORTT'II pages, and the
manner in which Nlrs.ectitee's name OM treated,
this fellow prevailed upon Lord FOLKSTON( to in-
traduce him at Westboorne-place ; hut, 'meted of
being invited to remain, instead of beim; treated
with civility to conciliate—what was tite behaviour
of this spirted women ? The instant hr sat down.
she asked hiin how he could have the impudence to
appear in her house, after the language lie had used
respecting her?—What was the wretch's answer?
" OA! ymi ww.t ant iliad that, I MU obliged to
bespatter qua, to wake Me people believe what I
said against the Duke. whew I bespatterel • great
deal wire." Lord Focasvorie can moil-mil:A this
anecdote, if it he false.
A short time previous to the quarrel between the
Duke of Your aaal Mrs. Cita'''. the latter invited
COSISS:TT to dine at Glo'ster-place, with a view of
making him friendly to his Koval tligliners. fir
sitcce run nil lUTtT,Tuew, Uuut whim followed ?
When Mrs. C informed the Doke of what
she bad dour, with as spirit di it aloes Rim infinite
honour, he refused lei sit down s lib such
aunt mr. Ili Du u Lpg ‘vie. ,liap.itroirtl with the ungra-
cious nitswe. that Wale hive lump hi. klistaucc

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Iit:ROLSS V. J;ining oniNV.Otliglel• . ' 1,
This. cause stood oegyA. by order of thee 7
Chancellor, in order thit pence of the motion nil' t
be given to the Defeschnibi, who were in remit er,.
after the Plaintiff. as anoints fur life, and alesto
the reinaitider-uma.
Mr. LEsctil now approved for them, and declared
their consent and apprubation, both of the purchase
made by Mr. Lamb, and also of the acts done by
him. in proceeding to cut the thither, as tenant fur
life, in powietssion, without impeachment of waste.
lu the course of some further argument, on each
side. it was stated bySir AsTilva PIGGOTT, en be-
half of the Ptiiiiitiff, that, since the last day. every
otter of compromise had been made, by Sir James
Bland Burgess, and his son, the Plaintilf—thet,
upon the Defendant twinging in the 11001. the-
produce of the-tiinber already cut' they would anifit•-4
omit of their owu pockets, the balsitice of Itinul. the
price of the timber purchased on the estate, to be
laid out fur the benefit of the Defendants--offeriug.
at the same time, to tie themselves up not to cut
down a single tree they should- so pay fue-s.but this
had been refused.
Sir SAMUEL Itinattur avowed. that tins refufal
had emanated from the advice of Mr. Lamb's
Counsel, who considered themselves not oulv the
guardians of his internist, hut of his honour, which,
they considered, would be aecriliced, by a cum pro.
mine. after the charge% made against nine, by the
bill, of a breach of his word.- Under this impute-
ti no, they co-mash-red the dvcisiou of his Lordship
alone cepable of weskit)* away the stain cast upon
Lint.
Mr. WSTHERAL disavowed any intention of the
Plaintiff to throw any iraprePet inspntati.m on the
Defendant, as the words toed' in the bill were
merely technical terms, neceentry t 6 bring the met-•
ter before the Court. 1,1 i'-': •- . I
The Louß Cutacett.oit dectored he lied fully
made up his mind on the subject; awl,l if coal.is
pelted to it, by the parties not coming to or-
rinigement hi the interim, he would Fite his judge
, ineut at the sitting of the Court, 1.11/ 1 ueaday mins- i
ins next. • 1
101,4111 AN and Wriffns. Proprietnrs 41 The evert
..
Cetessitar, v. the Proprietnrs of time Itiperial Ca-
hinder.
Sir SAsttlES RoltiLLT, on the part of the Plain. '
tiffs, applied for a Rule, calling uvi the Defendants
to shew cause why his Lordship's Injunction should
sat issue, restraining the Defendant., from selling
or disposing of the latter publication, it beiug no-
thing but a pirated edition of the Dormer. This
application was groooded on the allegation that
the Plaintiff. had long been proprietors and pub-
lishers of the work called The Court Cainieleo.
coininnuly known by the name of The lied Ronk; .
amid ;bat the Delandinits, intending to injure thews
in their property. had published the very sosne.l
work, varying from it only in the title. 'f hi., he
said, was manifest to the most common observer,
merely by ii comparison of the two works, iii the
latter of which,. the very (veers of the former were
faithfelly preserved. this he instanced iii two or
three ludicruna passeges. In the title-page of the
original, it was said to have been compiled by Cr#*-
~fix (loy mistake fur Grefrtfh) Y. dime. Esq. Mr.
Show Le viw fevre was coupled with Mr, Simeon, owe
of the Masters in Chancery; and thus, by this ap-
pnintineut of the former to that office, a thirteenth
was added. lu another part, enema) 1111 l g the Ly-
ing-in Hospital for the Wives of the Soldiers of the I
Life-Guards, the word Wives, was, by mishit:o,l
omitted, and the passage runs thus ;—Lyintil-aai
llospitel far the Soldiers of the Life-Goards. 1 vesa
his friend, Mr. Richards, who wit next him, blot
not escaped, hut was exalted to the rank ow' tinier
Sheriff qf the City of Limelight. These, with a mul-
titude of smiler errors of the prior, were all Levied
from the oue work into the othes.gottiog it be•
youd the possibility of doubt that this was a direct
invicsion of the property of the Plaintiffs.
The two copies were handed uti to the CHAN-
csI.I.OII. Upon looking into and compering
them, his Lordship observed, " Here is. another
mistake copied, which you have not noticed; I sew
a Gentleman named to a very good estate, to which
he has no manner of right or title.--Take Us
Rule."
SOIINCII V. 11011111111.
Sir SiiMILICI. Rom Li.ir moved, that the Delia&
ant iu this case do stand committed to ',neon in
four days, Rules* he, within that period, lodge in,
the hands of the Master certain deeds in this cause,
that are in his possession, or make affidavit that
there are none such. tie his answer the Defendant
had admitted, that, as executor or trustee for the
Plaintiff and others, he had delivered the deeds over
to Mcssrs. Tweedale and Brown, Solicitors, for pur-
'muses conoected with the trust. The application .
was extended to the Solicitors also. who email* )
themselves, however, by alleging that they hate
lodged she deeds with the bankers who had granted
certain annuities, iu terms of the trust, fur their
secutity.
The Loan CoonceLLoa *ranted the Order •
against the Defendant ; but refused it as to the Ss.
bettors; and, on the ground that they were not par-
ties in the cause, granted them their costs, to be
paid by the Defendant.
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COURT OF LING'S SENCR, SailinsT, JULY ;S.
Eighteen Special Jury causes stood for trial, die'
day, seven of which were disponi& if Wen
twelve o'clock at mood. Thew .4401tivisusisi
causes which were tried. chiefly rekindles.
upon policies of ship eeseeersce, at no p or gin
nend interest whatsoever,. •
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The General Quarters Sessions for Su cam.
mencc thia day, et the Sessions-honse in
molizer-lane ; when, after the public husiettaa it
g.iii.• through, the Debtors in the Kin.. Beach,
and iu the AI .rshelses, who arc etuttled to the tn.
nettt of the late Insolvent Act, will be discharged.
The number of Debtors in the Zing's Booth alone
*meant. to 340.
Au inquest was bold. on Priilay, et the White
Lion, Shed wv 11, on a young ammo. oPPoreutlY a
foreigner. who was found drowned Or Shadsrell-
(kirk. She hid esr-rings, and We: rites on hoe
Ratter, without any other property. jury
recorded a verdict, died by dreistsivg. 1

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2/10911140AT. JOLT 19.
Vby tie Wit H. the Esti ef Da*. Mr glen
S 4.,.)ear0l aids, set. 41b. Mhos Oran sib. ci.:
of the plate, match, or sweepanta‘in teas porwrt
Wish to awry 31b. of two, or snore, sib. cilium-4W.
mile ideals.
Mr. liewetre b. e..arfieverge, 411211. old 1 1
Mr T. Gastaisimi's h. e. Humus". s-yre. aid
Ilk it Gerrarti's Moser to Pau, Jps aid dr
Mr. Cotes e. 1. nettle; i yrs old dr
14 Derby's be. e. Jacobite 1, yrs, old
Vote el loiertliain.".mrlaais eh. b. at Gimp, airs
aid
Mr. Friars le I'. byhfoorenek, 3-711. old .• •C dr
Mr. Maekcy's c. f. Counta Rogow Mos, s-yos. 01d,., olr
Wilt DAY.
The (Talon Cap, added to a. sweepstakes 4 lop. emelt foe
tbree.yese ads, Mt. dab. F4o2l.yerr olds, set. Five-ye .r
olds, wt. tub. Sis-year olds and aril, set. 1 Ilb. Mane
allawal ilh..-.The asaal townie about four miles.
NIP. liestfabrook'd br, h. Julius Caro, 9 ant old I
..,Lantiollatrfs Lor e. Jaedb•e, 4 yl2. old
Fiflace paid.
Inaba race he the rap, Jsarbow MA the bode and kept
it far three soils cad a balE an jail. as JOSS Cosolfre
absopide of Mae, he bolted, and fail over deo i4s. The
alien pawn as lb. coarse dues not aneensbarapilleam a
day's ronsing ; sway brat Sas one by less than • blot
M A LLOW RACE); (1 )--.1509.
/11923D•1', JILT 4
Sweepstakes.
Mager Adam% 11. e. Slater thassoodo re old 4 a 1 1
Mr. Creed's b. 1. Vieth, 4 yrs old
Mr. Criorker's p. b. Itrilloust„ ii malt . 3 I a dr,
Mr. lilrwao's b. f. Ro.etta ars •id
Mr. J. R. Hunter's gr is. by Ooratidar
A Wet stun took pia* lb second Mat, mit..thastsarl,
. tsoiet, and linsatiss no wear if ailissidtaidjositedl Sp g Oni-
Man awl ham Masa, Get reamed nmailic VII tGit
=Gem, said lean lowa Minaniarsiss *id lied.
al& Gpe 1.11111.14.
•Vles 3,21 1.• 2, 7:...4219e1222291211.
. . Lesalierifs to. no Y Awn, iloo. old—. 9 1 I
. sl" •Vuadststa's b. win , aged I a:3
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kits teas aid— a Ak de
AO i i Wan* a .
soma" .
ti,,... A.': ' - :Itemises ef !!salsa! Plate. •.• '
Mr. Croon io. as. liebiossa..:.w. 1 t
Ms Sawa MOT 111 F: ltatetomer
1114.?..11...lbsaier's gr. m. by Young Voirisroler. a 3
•11521.9. SAT.
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Sim. C.ohnon St. Leger's gr. as. aped .. ..... ... •1
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iDester !terry's hr. a. by Teeny 9 a
Gllfilltiarartee's Lg.
1N10M119114122
The Earl of LAMILtiII nos kir Cheltenham.,
join hie Collates*, at. their OM. Thomwstoutt,
Ireland, where her Ladyship is indulging Imitate.*
in the erection of a most beautiful :•enatistiiii. ''''
It is Mr. Pelee, the celebrated liass ringer, of
Ltverpool. who is dead, viol not Mr. MaaLetro,
as ha. been stated in the newspapers.
Alta.Cesaust, *mail to report, is busily ems
ployed in inspecting the eat district, .
Mr. lobate( piny. Scrub, in the Comedy of
The Bomar Stratagem'. this night, at the Dublin
Theatre, for his own benefit.-
At the request of .Hrs. Cattles, tole ezeesttrii
to Mr. 'rousts* Cos.ti as, deemed, the licente of
the Southampton Theatre has been granted to Mr.
Sturges Cuburts and Mr. flexor KeLLY.
The stators of Stattissimpton will be much disatfi-
pointed in the usual amusement of racing this sea-
son, as no subscription has yet taken place, nos is
mention made of any in The Racing Calassdar.
Major DODD, the eatriatter, it as said, meads to
sprits! o mix* upon Ain. Ct./ism,.
Mr. Hexer Jouarrou has ootained ASTL .IEY.4 •
Thestra, in Dublin, with a !teem* to play English
Opera, see. He means to enlarge the Mouse. so as
to make,AG P.M-4001. he is beiritad by • very
etron4 owliifd 4,soirest in Dublin, and is come to
Isolidan.:for.throvtirpore of swinging one of the
bestLVempsuies )ter produced on the Dublin
Stagily: )I. "' . .
, . l'ibe.Amibidtaittlittents eT an illustrious female.
• attierivi. it *midi, to inoirry 50,0e01., have been
•reirt ed by the liberality of her husband, who has
eveh.4lYrther Minced lOs attention to her comforts,
and the necessary spleitilour of b,r rank, by a pro.
apeonve supply of fistuir demands, as well as a re-
trospective riddance of emsting ineuinlorauces;
having added no less than 80011. ai•year to the set-
tlement which had been pre:timely made, without
deduction for Income Tar, which his Koval Night-
nem pays on the whole of his income. This is, in
a private point of view, kind and considerate in the
donor: in a public one, it is generous and patriotic;
for, but for this iotarposittan, we know full well
where the burden must ultimately have been placee.
Lord CLIFDII* is one of those Noblemen whom
liberal wind disdains all narrow aid selfish policy,
founded upon rPligiwas distinctions. His Lordship
has mode a grant a a commodious building in the
town of Gran/, in the county of Wexford, foe a
Roman Catholic Chapel.
BINJAMIN STOW, Esq. of Catisheld, in Hamp-
shire. is appointed First Coutnaismotier and Kr..
cover of the Sixpenny-Office, for Greenwich lifts-
pitsl.
The Surfey Volunteer Cavalry mustered on Sa-
turday, at Croydau, and will remain there ouduty
during this week.
Lost week a greet smasher of new.shorri sheep
perished in dl Trent ports of Derbyshire. owing
Mo- the inetoomency of she weather, so unusual at
this seamen of tie year.
On Meorday In* am Mr. Ptiince Wat.sn was
taking 9 milk ea slit banks of the Isis, near Abate-
-1
. aim. "Awn lie was engaged to dinner, he fell
MAO ebb stoisr, amid. for want of timely assistance.
ofillirfulfilltdessahrly drowned. Mr. W. aunt was ..
,or. oir, Oiled, end by his conduct In. '
It gained die good will-of Mr Miuw cititens.
Ai iiiition woe tnken by the Coroner, on Tina
✓'day.
Int--if
ifrdoy. erdiorideida/ think. •
A. as sat eels?' dirthod of tanking a man he,
i ;boo gives by J. Ciidecnm.to. Esq. He directs. ..
- ... that
an Meting, map be laid dams in the rommion
°Yip ; acid let 11., lierpoon.liceslar• 'height betwil li '
• the highest point a lead- nazi the ocean be • m •
ridtd.into any number of *arid parts : them rust •
Imes with the theodolite and level Isom those pants. s
in which. if th.• beariii,s nisei dinimees art trtil .1!
laid dO.ll. each line Sill Milli where it helPin. wit'
their crooked -nurses will slew the shape of
groped ewer solos+ they Teat. Thia plan promises
to anneal grate iselvantmcra to military Oda.
IA man was er.unnitted to' Knells at Ueda on .
I '.IIIY all *KM. I" ineoliim hats frees the Old Met . .