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BERKELEY 13.1 EL, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

On the lst inst. a most elegant ball, and sump-
tuous supper, were given at Berkeley, by the Mayor,
DANIEL MA ec Love, Esq. to ti e neighbouring No.
bili,y and Gentry, the Corporation of the town,
with their families, end the mist respatable inhabit-
ants. Nothits could surpass the gaiety and hustle
of the town : hundreds of carriages from Dursley,
Wotton, and the country round, rattling in all di-
regions, seemed to enliven the whole. Tic ball
commenced at six. opened by the Countess of
it EXCEL CY and Mr. MA NE LOVE, followed by Lord
Duestoiv and Mrs. MA a KLDva. 'I he supper, con-
sisting of every delicacy in profusion, and laid
out in a most elegant manner, was prepared at an
early hour ; after which, many loyal and other
toasts went round ; amongst others, the health of
the host was drank, the Earl of BERKELIY, the
Countess of Er eerier, and Lcrd DURsLEY, each
.eith three times three; when his Lordship rose,
and, in a speech that augured well of his future
oratorical abilities. thanked the company for the
honour they did him. The Earl and Countess of
Batt ''''''' Lord DLrau.EY, and some others, soon
after took their leave ; when the rest of the com-
pany resumed the merry dance, and did not depart
till an early hour the next morning.
The Roy A L TA.,..v will come .to town this day.
Her MAJESTY will hare a part), this evening, at
the Queen's House, to which the Countess of CAR-
DIGAN, Lady C• nowt z WALDECIII AVE, Lady
Cil AR LOTTE Wittitta, and General Gezavitte are
invited.
Yesterday morning. His Mans-tr and the Prin-
cesses AUGITSIA, SGPIII A, and AMELIA, took their
usual ride on horseback in Windsor Park; Princess
Maas, followed in a carriage.
Her MAJESTY and Princess ELIZABETH took an
airing to Fregmore.
Mr. BICHSEL gave a grand dinner on Monday,
at his house, Spring-garden Terrace, t* the Poare-
tie tore All U ASS•DoR, and several other Furtive
Ministers.
There will he a grand ball, on Monday siert, at
the Castle, Brighton, in honour of Her MAJESTY'S
birth-day.
Yesterday the Countess of H•aatacrots arrived
in town from NVindsnr.
The accounts received from Milton Abbey yes-
. terday. of Viscount l'slit.TOrt'S health, were more
• favourable, we are happy to state, than those re-
ceived on Monday.
t • Mr. Port will give a grand dinner, next Satur-
Bay, at his house, iii Downing-street.
Colonel FITZGERA D has purchased orts of the
fashionable double tandems, with yellow harness,
from the manufadlory. Bond-strict.
The Duchess of GORDON arrived, last Monday
' evening, at her house, Saint James's-square, from
Woburn Abbey.
VisEotiNa.l.l SEDL F T had a card party, last even-
' ing, at her hense. Dover-street, at which were the
Dowager Countess of EsiLa, Lady Aretace,
General and Mrs. Sr. JoHN, and Mrs. ST ANHOPB.
Lady Wit. Li AM BENT TICK is on her way to Eng-
land from Madras, on account of her Ladyship's
ill state of health, to the 'egret of her friends in
India : she is daughter of Viscount Gosrneo.
The Marquis of Wet, urea, l'ft town, yester-
day, on a visit to Mr. PITT, at Patney.
Master BETTY performed Romeo, last night, at
Drury-lane, and Mrs. H. Sionoss, although not
perfally recovered from her late severe indisposi-
tion, divided the niterest aid the applause in Jiro*.
Mr. RUSSELL, in the absence of Mr. B•hmisrta,
performed Meeritio with great success.
Arrivals at Bristol Holwells, last week--
bit Sidney Smith, Bat. Colonel Smith, General Harcourt,
Met Haremirt, Major Erewerao,Capt.Thorpe, Me,. Teorpe.
Mr. and Mrs Simms, ;M.' !Cowen. Colonel !Vinland, Mi.
Smith, Mr. Stackpi,ole, Mr. Pl,ldstin, Mrs. Dixon, two Mt.
pitons, Throe Miss Dixon., Ter. Mr. Dobbs, MIA. Dolma,
sod Ste. Bruce.
. Lord and Lady Monerre dined yesterday with
the Duchess (.1 Devnesn r a 6, and in the evening her
'-s. Grace and party went to the Opera, and were joined
by the Duchess of Gomoota, Marchionesses of
Ifeatroar and Wei. r. ester, Ceuntesses of 14a st-
/lIHIBTON and CA R DtG•N, Lady MARY TAYLOR,
.. Lady HA Irma, and Countess
I ER 'SWF F.
Sir Oswa ‘lot•si.sy, and Major Mt. ad, from
Tarton-upon-Treet, het: r Bsooss, Esq. from
and Colonel LONG, from Langley, arrived.
yesterday. at KillKM•ts'S Huta, Lower Bruuk-
sr
net. Grosvr Nor square.
Car.• ratan anti.e and family, arrived, yearn.
(fly, at their house, Great Stanhope-street, May-
fa r, from Engl. field Green.
His Excellency the Lola) 'ABUT EN ANT of Is a-
t as°. patronises a Grand Concert, at the Rotunda,
in Dublin, this nigfir, for the benefit of the Pa-
triotic lisund. The. Committee solicit the assistance
of all the amateurs in that city. The Ladies Patron-
esses are—
Tn. Lady Magness, Lady Emily Henry, LA! Eittabeth
Litilehole..Conntrysnt Muir,. C°u. le-.4 of Meath, Criu.itess
of Arran, V eermistas Snmertmi Nonirond, Lady C Rat.
, don, Lady Latouche, L:dy Demi!, Lady Awl!, Kin.
Pits Lindsey, Mrs. Lone, Mit..l Ixouche, Mr. J. C. Se-
, resto.4l, Mrs. S:ratire, airs Finln, And Mr . Damon.
On Saturday last, The S, hut,/ fee Frinteit was to
be performed for the first time at the Dublin theatre,
by command of the LORD LIEUTENANT.
Lady Cusu►ss will give a ball to a seleel party,
next Friday, at her house, New Norfolk-street,
Tortman-squere.
The company at the sale atNratell,Yorkshire, par-
ticularly on the dr* day, was unusually genteel and
monstrous : amongst those present were the Duke
of I- siert., Earls Ilea ttecoroa and Scaesoiruoit.
Ihe P: :vac 'Theatricals at Woburn Abbey closed
on Sew' Jaw for the seasno. lie performances
Were The Jii.ats and The Fii;ase Lawr.r. la the
Deaffowo. P,rson, exclusive of the noble family of
the house. were Lord WILLIAM Rt•sscr., Lord
CosetesSootros I. Mr. Kefour,aost Miss lemtis.
It is impossible ID -p aft in too high terms of the
peri-tinance, nr the fasnionable audicnce, who ex-
perleiisied. at the A bi.ey. ilia moat polite scud reiii.ed
bospi-aloy, from they t,raecstcaeDrleall4Oucheas

ifERICA-
CONcnv• ' OF THE UNITED sr ‘rv.s.
NEW TORO, D: C. C.
After the receipt, reading, and disposal of the
President's message, whicle was referred to a Corn.
mittee of die 'Owl^ house, and 1500 copies ordered
to be printed, Mr. Randolph, from ON Committee
of Nays and Means, reported a deficeocy in the
Navy department. of 600,0n0 dollars —oli Willi)] a
hill for approptiatitig *250,000 dollars was brought
in, read EV. ice, and ordered to be engrossed for to-
morrow.
Dec. 4 —The (loose went into a Committee of
the House on the state of the Union :—Gtneial
Venom in the Char.
Mr. John Rand.,lph °Eared the following, among
other Resolutions:—
Resolved, That so much of the Message of the
President of the United States, as relates to the ag-
gressions committed on our coasts by foreign armed
vessels—to the defence of our ports and harbours—
to the building of seventy-four gun ships—and to
the providing of arms and ammunition, be referred
to a Selo& Committee. Which was agieed to with-
out a division.
Dec. 3 —A Committee was appointed to inquire
whether any, and if any, what claims against the
Visited States are barred by the Statute of Limita-
tions, which in mason and justice ought to be pro-
vided for by law.
DEC. G.—A Bill to prohibit the exportation of
arms and military stores, was reported, referted,
and made the order of the day for Monday next.
'f A chtifidential communication having been re-
ceived, from the President of the U,sited States, by'
his Secretary, the doors were ordered to be closed,
and co: tinued closed two hours. The House then
adjourned to Monday.
lADIA.
ZETRACT ROM THE CEYLON Gov eausteur
GASKETS. OT MAY 23, 18u3.
The Right Hon. Lady William Bcntinck,
tended by her sure, set nut early this morning for
Neeumbo, where she intends residing fora few days.
Her Ladyship was accompanied 1w his Excel-
lency the Governor and his Staff. At Panengarne
etas party embarked on the New Canal, atter par-
taking of an elegant collation, opr.eirid.d by A
Cadell, Esq. Collector of the Distriet.
CIVIL APPOINTS.- NTS.
Baron Mylios to be ›iittb-g Magistrate for the
'Dawn and Distria of Colurnho, sod President of
the Court of Justices, vice Farrell, deceased.
A. liertolacei, Esq. to be a Member of the Court
of Justices.
Ger.rgc Atkinson, Eq. to be Surveyor-General,
vice Jour/ale, resigned.
BOMBAY GAZETTE, Just 12, 1805.
15y letters from Mocha, under date 50th April,
it is with much pleasure we learn, that Lord Valenti.'
has most completely succeeded in the object of his
pursuits, and whose Weans and researches in the
Red Sea, when given to the public, canrot fail of
proving both elites seining and useful. Rich and res-
pulous cities have been discovered, the inhabitares
of which are friendly in the extreme, and are parti-
culatly desirous of cultivating a friendship with tbe.
English Nation, and of becoming more tamalier
with the cunsmetcial world in general- They pro-
cored fecal provisions, beef, sheep, gents, and fowls,
fine springs of water, and (reit in abundance, at
almost every place they touched at. Ulm strong
north-west winds having set in with much violeuce;
his Lords in had bore up for Mocha.
Tea thousand Turks ,age 'aid to have arrived at
Judd., to check the spiridef Waliabees, whilst
10,000 more were at Lotacir and Saes.
EXTRACT Or • LITTLE TROIS AN orvicen IY
' rue costrattv's SERVICE IN DID/A.
" 101‘11•Y, JURE 2, 1805.
" I world, with all roy heart, send you a de-
tail of the operation. of the united armies of the
Botnhay and Bengal Establisliaseuss, but you mit
content you-self with what may be publish&
from the overland dispatches, which, probably,'
you *BF l.are seen before this reaches yet!;
for it would be improper in me (having ex-
press orders to the contrary) to .give an opinian
on a sullied which at gnaw Intern the general
topic of private conversation over India.—
Suffice it to say, that our army in this part of the
world never received Sous more c• 'tiptoe repulses,
than in attempting to storm the fort of lihurtpoor,
the residence of the Rajah, a place never heard of
till Our army came before it. The number of brave
officers and men that fell in these four atracks is
great indeed. His Majesty'i 65th regiment in par-
ticular, has been almost cut to pieces, and a part of
the 70th shared nearly the same unhappy fate.
" Lord Lake has concluded a tee. ty with the Ra-
jah, on which I can offer no remarks. I can only
say, it has damped the spirits of the whole army.
It has, however, had one good effeft: Holkar.
heating of the pease of Ithurtpoor, immediately
dispersed the remainder of his shattered at my, and
is now himself become a fagr vs (a wandering beg-

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gar )" .
Yesterday, the LORD MAYOR ordered the Price
of Bread to b..: continued at 1114. the Quartern
Loaf, wheaten. and 10.1. household.
We are sorry to state the loss of the Menl4/ gun-
vessel, Lieut. M. Witi r s, an the coast of 3 rieslAnJ.
She was run on shore by the pilot. Tile crew were
all saved, who, with their Commander, are at
Oa Thursday, at four o'clock, p. iv. an unfortu-
nate *fair took place at EtiiLlbtligl', between Major
I'. of the 10:h Militia, and an Officer of the same
Regiment, wllicii,•we are extremely sorry to state,
terminated unfavonrably wit:: regard to the Major,
who received a hall in the thigh. Only oke round
was tired, and it is believed tile Major's pistol went
off as lie was falling.
Oa Sunday se'ur.ight a Meeting took place at
Clonrnad, near Ennis, between J *airs E— MS, Esq.
and Lieutenant C—xv. of th., P.rmigh Militia.
The former Gentleman was wended by Major
M.N—N, of the Clare Regiment, a:ld the latter
by 415 Officer of the Armagh ; after exchanging two
shots each, without eife:t. the business wax amicably
adjusted.

. LORD NI:I,SON.
W. introtvd former ihipse, some letters from tho
etesteary core. ondenee w Lied Delon, in Chaim-Vs
1.0 ninteisal Meiners of Ore wailer.% and lamented Com(
Isitherm he has tweet. ehi.4l% cornemplated as a hem in the
nethe of orb i but to 1,14,1/ kim sf 3 :11.11VAIC member of ...tr-
ek, though lees dazzling, 1., perhaps, not k.. niterrothre We
have, th -rebore, made some farther extracti from the epistelast
pot Charnuck's Memoirs.
Agamemnon, Porto F..teein, March et, 1797,.
MY DEAR Fitlk:N wid haat he..rd of our brush
with the French ; a battle it cannot be tiled, as tire roe
ory roil not g-v •us en optinnunits of c:osing w olt Wein ; if
they had, 1 have nu douht, from the seal *lel gall ottry ender.
vowel to be.hese it by each individual Captain, but wt Should '
have obtained a mot glorious conquest. Ad.,. iral Iliplraw,
has mush to contend with, a fleet half manned, and in every
respite infant, to the enemy; Italy cal!iing Inns to her de-
f.:ode; our miss ly acquired lingdvm calling Might and main;
our reinforcements and convoy hourly expedled ; and all to he
dune without a force tar any means adequate to it. Tim
clench were sent not as for certain conquest, as their orders
were positive In licare,.ut our Nei, and to destroy us; of which
they had no doubt, if we presumed t., conic to ...bon it:,
them ; then their troop. were to have been landed. and Con
ace retaken. However, Mark God, ail to revr-ced. I firmly
behest., they newer worth: km', fought or, had not the Ca Ira
hot her to/amuse., which enabled the Agamemnon arid Incon-
stant to c'o ern with her, and so nut her up, that she could Dot
get a top-ina.t up during the night, which caused our ItitM
broth the next day. Providence, in a mom miraculous man
veer, preserving Hey port have fellows, who worked the slop is
inanetrivri•ig about her stem and quaiters, with a. much exact-
ness as if she had been viork.ng into Spiel-sad. The aelion
beret reared for upwards of tyro hours; 110 rif the enemy were
lolled arid wounded on that diy, and only seven of outs wound-
ed. The Agamemnon had only 344 at grimier., myself inclosed. •
I am flatlet, d by receiving the approbation of ray own fleet,
as we las the liandsrintert.tretirnony front sue enemies. The
Sons Culotte at hen !.ore doer), when the Admiral raled me
off. A gale of wind name on ten days after the a, lion, whir h
ferried en in here, a• .d most unlockily put the Illustrosits on
shore, Mil 90 she be. in rear danger._ Our tket. except the
C us.rf-sit ar.d rmstnous, is perfectly refitted and ready for
s a. We eel rir mretow; fur L. Own, to join the Blenheim sod
Bombes Castle, when the Admiral vi ill put to sea, In ef.e it we
can fool any of thew crimpled fellows; for some went off towed
by frigates, and ,o r a without bowsprits The Sans Culotte is
in Genoa, others are in Vado Bay. I think we are quite np
again in there sea., and if we could only have had a lieeesa. I
have no down but we should have given a destructive blow to
the elienty's fleet; but, h ,wever, it la very well.
beg 'my bet and kindest remembrances to all your family.
Judah is a fin, young naan, and a brave
Believe me eves your must faithful friend,
HORATIO NELSON
All the enemy's ships are feted wit,. forge:, and heed con,
{tinily, from ..e.ue .4 thei• guise, hot shut and shells; but tioy
anpe“r ashamed of their orders, 'abide are positive from lb.
Convention, and find nothing is superior to the old mode of
figliting../ only wish same of Their our. snips mar, fir , b, hay.
ing a born-e in their cock,•its ; that v.. 01 end such a &Jib ile,l
in reticle If you see Admiral Lutw,dge, or ever write to Lingo.
milt, remember me to
Erig:ish !tertian. Nov. 21, 1704.
MY DEAR FRIEND-..Your keret !emu. I reeeire4 yes.ln
day, upon my arrival here. Though I eauM4say lunch, t 1 my
tarn* a very short, berrtg olel'ged to sad tires strummer": time.
Virgin lsleud. Crilisgwood is here; he deures to be kindly
rementhered. Thee station Is far from a pleasant one. Cal-
desir..e me to say, he will write you soon such a Ittfer
that •011 will think it a history or the Wed lore,ot Whvt an
amwble, good nun he is! all the rest settees*. I twee riot had
a letter from Ktnrmill thi. packet when you write, reunern-
MM me to bins. I am NI In, wan to MilAilfge an harbour, mat to.
fee situated in the I.land u( St John's, capable, it unappeased, to
contain a fleet of men of war, during Ina hi rrr It i
ochl.this fine leelmor,i'smh • one there it,should not have beets
made use of long age; hut there ban order fret the Admiralty
meanie frigate to eilMine..l! it la said hem to MIAMI In they
Daces; if so, they will not let ine sus it. I roust Lana &wig,
for the aria! gun is fired for us to sail. God bless you, say
dear friend; and believe me, I am
Yours meat of etionatel tr,
HORATIO NELSOit;
Vimeemsergignat
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRES. .

SlR—The great attention always paid to literary
'objets by your valuable Paper, encournes me to
hope, that the following account of a very envious
work may find a place in its columns.
I am, &c. Sc•tiosa.
In the library of the late Lord Lansdowne, now
selling at Leigh and Sotheby's, is found a vet?
ancient Gre4 Romance, priatcd at Florence kn
1465, called Atireer &Went,. This title. wiliOss
cannot be translated literally, is interpreted by the
learned Editor, Pietro Prato, to mean Afimrre cat-
eanif•;• which, however ludicrous it may we
can no better translate into English, tha•. by the
phrase Worse is hrwehrs. This curious work,
Which was purchased by nis Lordship, for a great
sum, at the sale of the Pinel:; library, is supposed
to he the only copy now in existence ; thouglithere
tan he no doubt that Fenelon had seen the work, as
the fable of his celebrated Telemachus is evidently
founded upon it. It was decorated with several
engravings, of which only one now remains. It
represents Mentor leaping after Telemachus, whom
he has thrown into the sea from the rocks of the
island of Calypee. This the learned Commentator
repposes to have been one of the Western islands of
Sontlanal, in which he is certainly warranted by
the test, which states it to have been icr to Welt.
hermit the pillars of !ferret's; and though to sonic
this may seem to apply better to the Canary islands,
yet the further statement, that oar traveller, there
head the day* thrrr heel ev fen: as the weft, can
only apply to the summer of a high northern lati-
tude. • This, too, accounts satistaAnrily for the
narrations handed down to us of the wanderings
of Ulysses. It has always been justly considered
abintrd to suppose, that he could for ten years
wander about the narrow seas of the Mediterranean,
as in a labyrinth. Bat if we can suppose him to
have been driven through the Straights int, the
wide Atlantic, there, indeed, being at best hut an
inditTerent seaman, and unacquainted with the
compass. his wanderings might be long enough.
It is probable that the first land he made, was one
of the western islands of &strand : from whence, not
daring again to lose sight of land, he would have
a most tedious coasting voyage back to the Medi-
terranean. What still further corroborates this
opinion, is a fall unknown, I believe, in the age of
the learned Editor. otherwise he would not have
failed to avail himself of it. The Island of Calypso
is described as having several grottos formed of
natural pillars of stone. so regularly ranged, as to
resemble the work of a skilful atchiteß, but ton
van to be a work of art, noires, says the romance,
they were fisahseineJ id the irirds of the 'fasts. Now
there is nothing at all resembling this description in
the Mediterranean. nor I believe in any part of the
known world. except the Hebrides.— Vol. &reeve,
Tour.

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Mr. ST EPHIN Kt Nita it expeeed in Edinburgh
shortly, t-) performs at the theatre,

LONDON SESSIONS, CountALL, J.or 11.

A great part of t isday was taken np in atimi-
li.
nisrering the long nath to die different C. -rtables
and 11-aJler. Ti a Grand Jury w;.s thee ..worn,
and the R tcoeta foe, in dellyering the charge, ins,
formed them, that the business which atlas to corn.'
before them sell no: Of 'so !midi import ince :it
would trako it nezessary toqiina to Wane ere time
of the Crurt in 'obsrfting .gn it. He nuderstord
rbere were but ten air iltifip urns. atittothese fur
rvlling rTenees.
,si <.
f,iert./.e,,i, lilt wife and gothlre. Ad.ris ill- 7ewish
Asgrstiasini, were iedirliir Ill.an,nA ink• el, plin
' seas o: the sartrifraibr,!
letsf..4;s4,oc,ard false ism.
prlsonm-ta. "" " .' ,
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' She deposed. OW IA '.'Coilict TAtt,t Jr and.
mother and her ststefar in list .rbte , id quar-
relled with the Deerido.ts,
.brisl,A. 4 ~
,pturtlyt
atter, her grandmotb...r antlaitters were summoned
before the Loco MA VOll., aril Sili Went 14 101 gam
lot the yurpose of in.y.erittre,in ; helweerk. the (100
Ma rote and her . grandmother, "ells was 'a il.'ol
. ,
woman. No cfratgeaas th.'h Mad; aiitas• ter ;
notwithstanding'whoch, the Defendants obta;ierl A
warratt against her. and she lay iettlist Counter f r•
nine Jayc.
Other Witnesses •r•rre then calla. 'W!ii? 4.l''''':4)
that The PrAsec::ll ix Vl'As WA presenivwheo the at-
fray ro.,k place between he waters And the De•
ICl'llaNti.
the ll Lc o r D tit, 3fieT fiFark.g the iteli so(the Dini
, fendonts, who. .atntert that there hall Ire 4yr,bemi.
two or three trials on different hrancherafir lam.,
business, informed the Jvry, 'h ca at the l - not
toild
been mAde oat, as it appeared the I-Irosec tear had
been regularly ardtsled by a warrant.
there
that wet;
rant were oht tined by perjury. the Derrictanta
should, rn erineff.on, he seye:tiy rtarjuhed; but,,
with respell to the present ittdi.flincat, thu be.
fondants must be acquitted. ••` "
The Jury, cf c4.1:2.?, arctire.l them.. I •
11•11---
MIDDLES,' -

Ch7rlrt Cot we! mdi
Leverton, E• 4. a
Middlesex, nn the

It atopeared, that
through Lincoln's-1
quktrreliog, ant i
WAS asiaultei by

some contradiction
was ifeqrfttrd.
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EDINBURGH, JAL • 11.:. ..Alll
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HIGH COURT AF lUSIICIaaIf... ' •-na
41.
Yesterday, Thotanc Waft:. smite tieate• % .../Rter
'if litnWer it Dumfries, was ',fought to the Be, ac-
eased 44 forging, and fitter infr or .endfne orrau.-
Ising the cunw to he uttered et trerded, merit in
htlitatiott tii the fire pound dotal of the ;ink of
'Scot" intl.
'II* Panne' havir.g pleaded psi aim, die Ivry
were sworn in, .tad thr trial prnie4Jeci ;' bet, after
examining two or rhr-e Wltufsses, the Losn An-
v.-ic•lra informed tie Came, Huh" as, ' from the
evi..ience already Ted, M-ie wai little probabi:ity of
bin being ahle t.) estAhl:sh thetnoof of tlie *uttering.
he would therefore pass finale Ate charge artrist
him.
The Lotto JUSTICE Cast est having slid a tele
words to the ittry, they retital to the' Rohlng Room,
and .00n after btnught Ina VefdlZt, all in one vot:e,
finding tl.e libel 11,,t proces! ; upon which the Per.
toner wan distu;sseil rafriic..ci: frem the Bar. .

solght. in thelurricarre of wind lietprng,
aid ha.!, a nit m lancltaly accident haraptit -ct ra
the launch of the illbaraie, 410. which had been
sent ashore for stores, to riyrnotseas s reteretny •
the ship in Cawtand ay, in the evening. it- then
blowing a violent gAle of wind, irotwitssranding
every ex. stir was made by the crew. sire was oblig-
ed to bear away, it is supposed to pc back to Ply-- .
mouth, or to endeavour to werthet the blensione,and
get into Wemhury River. dhe capoiz-cl near the
and all hands, upwards of Si, were swampad.
The Lieutenant and several men reached the note.
and were saved ; but the motshipman and VI p4nr
fellows were drop tied, and 'hair remains v-asted
ashore near Wenrrury. The Coron.rr's Invest sat
on the bodies on Sunday, at the beach. and a vtrslia
of—Foord druict,ed, was returned by the Jul,.
Their remains will be buried in Wembnry church-
yard.
On Monday night last. the inst.nt. Carr.
Cousi, of the Fethard Cavalry, hay ng hr .rd tf.al
an armed banditti to attack the house of M .
Cii•Zt, 4111. of Barretstown, near I'o .1
county Tipperary, to tab him Of i30.1'1111., 41. I
on a few ot his corps, and a party of the 43 Light
Dragoons, with which he proceeded on toot to the
place, about three miles, and there concealed him-
self and his party in the out officer, when. shot tly
after. they saw some of the villains ettm•to the door,
armed, about twelve o'clock at right, with a guts
and blunderbuss, and, without :t,iy ceremony, break
it open, and enter the house ; Capt. Comte, with
some ot the party, instantly rushed in and setae I on
three of the fellows, who were in the eel of discharg-
ing their pieces at the party, tied them, and march.
ed them into the guardhouse of Fethard, front
whence they were committed to the gaol of Clon-
mel. by Capt. Coos s. Tfe remainder of the ban-
ditti fieJ, on seeing the military by the light of the
moon.

A Court-Martial was held, on the I Ith indent,
on hoard Its Maasst r's ip Sairafd4r del aiLeih.
in Hanaoaze. for the trial of Mr. Zill4o/1 Admen,
csrpemer, of the Eg.npereret, for ha%iog used vets
unwarrantable expressions respeeinit the conduft of
His MaJcsry's ship Loire, on the 24th of last
month. in the anion with the French frig.te
loaf Libre ; Presideht, JOHN LLIGNI DULOLAS,
Vice-Admiral of the Red; Deputy Judge Advo.
cate, ROMT Lines t, F.,l.—The Crum was of
opinion, that the charge had been ptiived. but, in
con.equence of good character, only severely 11.•
oriroansled and admonished the Prisoner; and dc-
dared that, as the character of F. L. Iklairt.awn.
of the Loin, appeared to be implicated in such ex-
pie.sioits, it was of ..pinion, that the conciuA oft, e
...ire, on that occasion, arf rded additional proof
of ..be btavety, and cordite, ef the 121;;w
Navy.

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SEX .SESSIONS. 14.1460,
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aliS
is induCted for assattlini as
aMagistrate Of tre.' gii of
:he evening of the f yellfir ne.
at as Mr. Leverton'SiVili sing
's-Thn.filds, he taw Some ans
lei"
interposed hit antiforri 9!n he
one of the patties. Virg
on in the eeidedee, 110jant
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etssirswourts. ram tat
Arr'vesl the Sfirt N., f. ald the Capt. is, men of
1111", from
Sailed the
irCuhrincrl g
a te, "an I the lied, bomb. -fir
the Downs, and the squadron tinder the command
of Sir J W Warren, consisting of His Nlal.r.ts's
Ships, Vildni,/410. 1.414101, Namur, Rvni.'lies, lila.-
* Mg. C 04114,011.1. Killiolte, Herr. Aeolian'', Refixt-
WIN. WHllveh. and Nrtre'cit, to the Westward : the
Comae man of war, convoy to the West India fleet ;
„ ' sad the Ale/la frigate. convoy to the Mediterranean
' int, dropped to St. Helen's yesterday. Mild N.W.
4100111111 LITTelt. SAWS DATC.
Sir John Warren's squadron. as I conjeflured
yesterday. cleared St. Helen's late in the afternoon.
' Several of the ships which were under :his orders,
before the intelligence was received of Sir John
Deck veirth having fallen in with the French sqtia•
berm, were taken from it. Sir John is gnne to the
Vies, Indies, as it is not evident whether the 'qua-
' dron fallen in with by Admiral Duckworth, is the
to from Brest, or another squadron.
'dropped fawn to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ships
t :la, efe d a -ions, Aile.llo, Moo. Centel, Abundance,
I'. e,..eentele, William, Spirt-el, and 31.slisiee, wi:h a
number of the West India and Mediterranean con-
voys, the wind being shifted to the S.W.
Sailed the &in itigAtlinTl a cruise.
.I.trived the Sal 704 f, Admiral Sir Chas. Cotton;
and the Opal'', of 74 guns, from the Channel Ant,
to repair.
• The Wee/wad store-ship, Capt. Beaufort, for the
• Ent Indies, sailed yesterday. with Sir John War-
ren's squadron; the Porpoise and Led tneinir, for
Botany Bay, go with the West India convoy.
TOSBAY, J.H. 11.
Sailed this morning, Ills Majesty's ships Sam
J. 441; i)iarnand, Piteft, D. ptiol and Redireete.—
Wind N.W.
1110115GIT1, SAN. It.
Two or three days since, a part of the 45th and
611allegiments of Foot, from Ireland, which had
r uhe ben lying it: the Downs some little time, discus-
here and marched immediately for Deal
Aeneas. This morning. another party of the 45th
Regiment, about 160, -landed here from the Cam-
tetem•tratspurt, received from the Windermere, in the
', Month Ilse marched direfily to Deal. One more
, with the remainder of these reginsents, is
hare every tide, to disembark their men.
err4":re not any troops frowthe Elbe, tn. yet ar-
rived; and, from the last accounts. it does not ap-
par that.they were preparing to come away ; a Pi.
, lot, who left the Elbe last Friday se'nnight. reports,
'that he met a beet of light transports off the month
%at dse.Libta above 2.11 sail.
repot
. .
DIAL. day. IS.
. Arrived the lasts' frigate, Anteratithe sloop of
1
I 'war. and several gun-brigs, from a cruise ; also the
Spy deep of war, with seventy nil of transports
. tender convoy from the Weser. and remain in the
.Downs with His Matty's ships, transports, &c.
.as per last. Wind N. .
.....—mereaserseee.
GBNERAL COURT MARTIAL.

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impartial and
Sovrtaign.

• remarks of our

The Per= ti C-
Illoribiacciona b
always acrompoanny his appa toralrtolf lit :illpial,
ro.
wettings, refl.& so much lustre on His Majesty's
judgement and feelings, that we take a particular plea-
our. in occasionally laying them before our readers:
soass-oceans
It I hi. Royal Nighties* the Corninander.in-Clisef's order,
• that the (Airmen' cove of a Weer, received train the Judge-
Advecate.General, together with the annexed charge., ',Teter
reel spins, Ensign Hoary Sienese, of the ?4,1 Itattalion of the
,7111t1t, or King's Regiment of 1r nat, befnre a General Court Mar-
tial, held at Dencamer, with the opinion sod sentence thereon,
• Mall he nod at the heed of every Regiment, and teetered ist
the Orderly leeks.

119 cedar
(kSil isitn7J3l Highlig"Hth.bgeßY"CaNnALVE-R-T,..„
Adjutant-General of the Forte:.
jeIIOgnADVOCATI-OL aaaaa OFFICIL
MR-1 esteem it my duty, to acquaint your Royal 111 shorn
with the malt of a Gene& Court Martial, holden at rton,av•
5,1. ler the obi of Ensign Henry Stanton, of the 2tl Eattalooi
of Unlit§ Regiment, which 1 cennoide more clearly, than Ivy
sending year Royal Highness a copy of my letter, signifying
His Majesty's pleasure thereon, to Lieutenant• General Vevey,
r• Sc Ogles/ commanding in the Yorkshire Distriti.
(Stetted! CHAS. MORGAN.
putters,' York, M Re. ,tee.
suol%t-ADV4scaTE-SismeßAL's OITICI.
fIIR.-e1 have nor had the hoceur of submitting to the King
, the pomander of a General Cnurt Martial, hidden as Doaaaa+
ter, fur the trial ref Emign Henry, Stanton, of the 2.1 Battalion
of the sth Regiment of Font; the charges ag inset whom, at
referred lay Lieutesant Colonel Young, cninrianding the mid
ylattallou. ingather with the fetish.. of the Court Main
e,roues
'each stink, are set forth in the schedule annexed. And lam
.;1' to ectioalnt you, that His Majesty. oil coosideration of tile
•
white metier, has thought fit to emilirm the sentence, where-
by the asA kosigis Henry Stanton Is *lodged to he cashiered.
'O. His Majesty, notienig else ribsvrvations which the entin have
eubjnimil to their sanbeice, and which are a:so set forth in the
et
['mimic, was pleased to enjoins an assent to their remark up•
' tio the singularity' of Lieutenant-Colonel Young's nrder, the
'lll.eashodience whereof is imputed to Ensign Stanton. 'tamely,
..en order, frebiirling bin Y ar,rpear is his regimeotab goring ma
vanont. Upon the point which respects Assinasit-Surgeon
Armen. bilegagaraty espressos' much twee Mss he Mount, its
~letay instance, have subjected himself to the severe censure,
arliseh the general observation conveys ; but Hls Manny, at
cite carne tune. remarked, that the Coati, impressed with such
seism of his wanditct, ought to hay. stmeihal, in eh. t 3 terms,
'end is a manner which nsight have been acted upon, those
parts of the Assistant-Sturm:l behaviour which drew Imm
'these so printed an animadversion.
(Signed) C 11.13. MORGAN.
Lieetanant-Gennal Vow!. or Officer command-
ing, &v. in the Yorkshire Distiiit.
CM ARCIICI.
Iw, Threatening to port Ens in Lloyd in the public Ilirlhard
. Ream, at D minister shaking his stick at hie ,u a menacing
Inantwr, and denniig him to consider it a. a bone- whsp;mte
*mg highly S. the prejudice of gust order and military
Are mime
44, Repeatedly walking about the streets at Dootaster, drew
• tel mostrary to the proitne orders of hie Commandng officer,
mbviert eoluitennic.atei by the Adjutant of the Regainent.
3S, rivicre in muitermpt of an arrest imposed upon hum, and
th• positive orders of his Commending Officer, common--
, ea ed as the A.tintarit, ,ar by g ring and *incise at the Reg
go,. by .be %fa or D neuter, and by al.sturbing the Arnow-
ement • LI.. 1.9 MI, arid nsalc...g it,: of ineollent end dincept-Alful
Ilbinginge his C. nun...ding O.Tizer, when ordered by him
rise tette the 'invisibly Rocco.
fr eath. U baring in a manner unbreornii.g en Offc.r, after
lamina the. Aso•mble .byrieviting iu the Cat,i Roam until the
4,eaaw the Surgeon of the R ryi•
yne•.t. • earn' 40,
4". ri -id wa.nnly and gamely
't =•• •• afire 1111.,tn the %lan-
%.• 11.. n . .nparty, swig stall ,•/.
•- - •ith bra.•
•
ARitcly wc:ghe 1

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