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mAncr, the Judge of tiae DistrA Court of New.

Trsrk, before Whom the legal proeeedinge, in the case
iiive been argued, has condOled himself. This con.
cins.l has been so irrezular, that the Gland Jury pre.
sented is unusual, oppressive, and tyrannical."._
From the great length of the Mem trial, we here been
'compelled to abridge that part of it, containing
recital of the law proceedings, but, tlib abstradt is
sufficient to shew, that the Judge well deserved this
censtlre.l—Mr. Tuost as Abuts Enver, whose
name occurs so often in the history of the Irish
rebellidn, was one of Mr. °ODIN'S Counsel—.
The report of the Ems frigate having sunt
British sloop, still continued at New York on the
t7th May. The Essex was said to have arrived id
the,Bay on that day, and its truth or falsehood
would. of course, be soon ascertained.
The last accounts received at Bengal, fr-

Mauritius, state, that the Upton Castk had been Fur.
chased by the Danes, for 23,000 dollars.
Great preparations were making at the island,
for a vigorous defence against an attack by the
English, which was seriously expeCted. They Lad
colleCted provisions, in store, for nine months.
General DECAEN had made large contrails for
tents, cots, and other military equipments. for
great number of troops. which were daily capedcat
from France.
Port North-West was full of Americans. Danes,
and Spaniards.
The Ganges. Heaermoton. pm:its/sirs, Bawls.
apd If‘koen Hafting*, LAIIIIIIII, arrived i.t Macao
Roads, the 28th January last the Sarac •Cootk h 4
also arrived in China.
A Message was last night delivered to bads
- Houses of Parliament from His Mature. moose
Wending an increase of the provision made in 1774
for the younger branches of the Rotas. Fault Ye
When the change of circumstances which bas take*
place since that year, is taken into consideration,
every subjeCt who feels affeetion for the Family oat
the Throne, and an interest in the dignity of dais
State, must rejoice in this ratommearbei,,—

• s
The Onniame kft off yesterday at 71. Ws hem
repeatedly assigned the progress made in the sego.
cistioa as the cause of the improved state of the
Funds. Policies have been opened in the city, giving
five guineas to receive. 100, if Preliminaries be
signed within.a week, and be aCtually followed by
a

Peke—and 15 guinea.' to mei.° 100,11134 g
Preliminaries be signed within twill molpths.

' We understand that Mr. Accusals Petition
against Mr. Coccconou's return for the County at
Wexford is abandoned.
At a meeting of the Bury Loyal Volt:ruse%
commanded by Capt. BCNJA!ICLD, OS Satirele;
tlast, it was unanimously resolved to maws on thew
,mpßil days of exercise, without pay, until lite sew
rim/elation., now under consideratina of Govern.
meat, shall have been made known to them.
The Everimeat, Taos sea, from, Greenland,
arrived off Whitby. On the 18th ult. in Greenland,
I sire saw two *large frigates, under Swedish or Rut.
sian Colours. The heperiment. Vigiisst, NePlimo
Dinsivall, and Lively, 9f London, were chased by
them. After coming away from Greenland. ti.
Experimate saw one of the frigates standing Otte
the Lively and Ding wall.
The Britannia, BROWN, and the Olio'e Breech?
Foan, from Jamaica, for London, wete spoke
with off Cape Clear, under convoy of the R.c,raism
gun-brig, going into Cork.
Orders have been issued the 'its

by Commander
Chief of the Channel Fleet, that no 'Meer or Sca.
man is to leave his ship, except on dut)s whale
harbour, fitting for sea.
The Earl of Lineeri. from Liverpool, ftf
London, is captured and carried into St. Vapory.
The Hebe, from St. Bartholomew's, foe
Savannah, put into Charleston in distress, ands
condemned.
The Gold Heater, Capt. Vote, arrived of Haat.
ings from New York, spoke, on the 19th of June.
in long. 23. the anntnica packet, the Mansell, and
the Venerable, from Barbadoes, fur Liverpool; and
on the IBth and 19th, the ttfat.ceier, pii.racr,
the Sandwich privateers of Guernsey-.
His Majesty's frigate Greynound. Captain f 3 EL.
phinstone, was at Prince of Wales's Island the latter
end of December.
His Majesty's ship St. Fio, ens@ arrived at Bengal
the beginning of January.
His -Majesty's brig Staiower. Lieuteaat Owes,
arrived at Boinbay, on the ilth December, trona a
cruise on the Malabar coast ; spoke His Majetty'a
ship Gremlins, cruising.
His Majesty's ship D spier had arrived at Madras,
after seeing hir cony-iy in safety, in the lat. off N.
His Majesty's ship La raw:nesse, Captain Pros.
tor, arrived in the River Ganges on January 11.
His Majesty's ship Ptirk:, Captain Wooldridge.,
was spoke with in the Bay of Bengal, on the ISJ
December.
The Calloden, Admiral Pellew, with the Victor,
Cipt. Bell, were at Bombay on tee 18th of Decerrt,
her, as was the Albion, Capt. remit/.
On the 12th of January, in lat. 20. 24. His Ma,
jesty's ship Cwww.l/it was spoke with—all well
His Majesty, gun-vessel awry iarrivedat Iletsgs
in January, from Cuttack.
'f be Adore. arrived at Bombay, in Sanitary, 4,04
His Majesty's ship Concorde off Goa.
His Majesty's ship Lasseos:er, Capt. Fotbergillr
arrived at Bombay in the middle of January. fin/'"
the Straits of Milacea,
His Majesty's brig' Albatross was craising in the
Bad of Bengal the latter end of December.

7;i 4T COURT.

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teiteichly, after twelve o'clock, His Ma-
SaSTY arrived at !be Queues Palace, frorn Windsor,
escorted by a party irt Light Horse. The Ro v•t.
Dun's soon after visited their ROYAL FATHER.
Soon after two o'clntk His MA/ any gave Audiences
to the Loan Cu•sideLcoa, I.onst °RENVILLE. Earl
Bre/mita, Lord HRHRY PATTY, Viscount SID-
MOVIA and Eatl Ftvzwit.6l•!4.
After which His bt Aresr v held a Private Levee,
Which was attended, besides the above distinguished
Pirsonages, by
The •Arehbishop of Canrerluiri; I.4ariltdisei Waterford,
teadiorts, Tturnoond, and lieney; EON Carrawt, Moira,
sftmosth, C.,11.d,n, and Csramiun • Vi...turnt, 11.11nn, Sid•
thoutholvd Mirka; Lords 41.(1Pti and Cathcart • Sirs H. 8.
Pleate,S Crittertl sad D. yrokle ; and Mr. Wiusinain.
The following hid the honour of being presented
to His hiarssrvi-
TM Marquis of }lands, upon his bey,- -
aornmana • 41d

of the „ligament.
Sir Hugh Denims,le, upon his being waisted Lieutenant.
Cerernor of Gitnal.st.
After which His MtJecTv held a Privy Council,
st which the Earl of CA tEnou was introduced, and
*Atom ip Governor of the Cape of Coed Hone. At
the clore of the Council, the Margolis of HEADTORT
was introduced to His MAJeSTY by the Earl Of
Cartsroar, and Viscount DI t.i.ota, preceded by a
CnntlemanUsher carrying the Sword of Stare, when
*Nis MA...MTV was pole Aced to create the Noble Mar-
gins a Knight of the Noble ()refer of St. Patrick,
and was afterwards grarnLsly plessod to invest him
with the Order w"-n by the la• e Dike 4 LEINITIR.
The Maiquis of HVNTrf had afterwards an au.
Amer of His M•ltiT v.
At five o'clock Hi. M Rita? get off for Windsor.
itrreirdereassmeratise

. 6it AN D ~SQUAR ADE.
•11*-grand Masefaersde, given on Tuesday night.
at the Roomi, in Little Argyll-street, was attended
fife near' .tie, hundred NAtlity and Fashionable,.
The rooms were brilli ugly litihted, and the trans-
Sweeties had a beautiful Area. Two bands of
Music played, alternately, the whole night ; the
doors were tastefully chalked with appropriate de-
Vines, and the tables plentifully supplied with every
delicacy of the season : Champaigne, sherry, claret.
and Burgundy, in abundance. Ihe Colte7ronm
was also well supplied; and :fie whole did &mat
Credit to the Managers, for their excellent arrange-
Merits. The entire night watt a cont need, • cene of
genuine mirth and festivity. Charafhrs were net
an numerous as might bare been espeded ; fancy
dresses and dominoes were the mast prevailing. At
eleven o'clock, the company began to assemble.
The hest-stipported Charaelers were, the Duchess
Da Casreits, and Viscountess Mstaousee. as
fascinating Gimp ; Mr. V•LOSAN, as ()Nation,
gave mese of Mr, Re OS masterly touches pith good
*rife& ; and, afterwards, to she w the versatility of his
terrine, assented the part of a r.,,Chirs !lodic; Mr.
'realms% and Mr. Toutinsons as Harfrptieto ;
Mr. BAILEY, a liighkhd Piper, sn excellent dm-
/after, delighted the company with several beau-
tiful Scotch- airs; Mrs. Batas Ave, a Midshipman ;
Stszooon, an excellent FVotehman ; Mr. BU'r
1-Elr. a Venetian Naltatan ; !kir. GA TTY, a Chimney
&New t Mt. MLLLISH, a Quiakee, who sang st-
eered homourons songs; Mr. Hut SON, a Spanith
*ea; Mr. HARRIS, a .Neronnriet Jockey; Sir
Anon !Notts. a July Tar; Mrs. Caner, a Howe
Maid, in want of a place ; Mrs. Kasineo•. a
Ants Gsrl; Mr. LAWSON, a Wagseiter ; Mr. Ban-
101aLar Foradni to the Union °Pee; Mr. J. Ro-
Stersbe, 4.1.44 of the last Cautery; Mr. Ds Bouite
startc. a DnicAntan. The most elegant fancy
tiesses were the Comitess of SMELT 18014, and the
dies FITE, Is ICE.'lbw Earl of BA NIP NOIR
were a domino. At two o'clock, the company sat
dowtt to supper; after supper, dancing recom-
Menced, and it was we the ensuing morning when
Amy separated. •
(lnTuesday, the LORD CH ANC II LLOR. Earl SP EN.
des, and Lord Ettstraosotron. -dined with Lord
Ca env* La. .
Mr. Fox had i good night on Tuesday, and was
letterday metelebettee. • Lord GAENVILLE was with
Trim yesterday afternoon a considerable time, after
attenhing His MAJLST v at the Qutea's Palace.
Earl Sr ericsa will give a dinner to a numerous
piety on Sundae. at his house at Wimbledon.
'The Earl and Cond:ci; of Rua: are expelled in
Wien to-morrow. from Cashiobuty, for a few days.
The Countess of Sartori had a whiff card party
fast evening, at her house, id Dover-street.
Lady Pear n will entertain a select party of. No-
bility this evening, at- her house, in Grosvenor-
square.
Sir A ..Ladr, and Miss Hunt, left town
yesterday, for their seat at Wormleybury, Herts,
forthe seatoa.
Lady HEATIICOVi gave a grand Ball and Sup-
per, last night, at her house, in Grosvenor-square,
Which was numerou.ly attended.
Sir JOHN and Lady Newroal" propose to set out
for Ireland on Saturday se'nnight.
The Duke of Poet I.•ND will give a grand din-
;ter, on the nth instant, at his house in Piccadilly.
Lord Di ttorr is expelled to leave town this day
for behind.
Lord and Lady Foists went on board the lii-
her,47, at Portsmouth, on Tuesday, and partook of
a cold collation.
the Swiss Diet was opened at Basle the begin-
ning of last month, and the Representatives of that
once free and happy country were entertained with
ar Concert of vocal and instrumr, to/ music. To Corn.
plee the business. the farce of " S. Sing, as Sok
ger" ought to have followed.
VatilH att.—The anxiety to visit this charming
place this season, is such, that crowds were assem-
bled before the doors were opened last evening.
The Marchioness of SALISBURY, and a large party
Of Noh.lity, were present. There are nuruer.Jus
parties formed' for to-morrow evening.
the Marchioness of Satissuav went from
Vauxhall lase night to Lady HEAVHCOTE'S Ball.
Her ladfship will leave town to-morrow, for Hat-
field, for the season.