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London, England, 1807-10-16 00:00:00

LORI) NEWBOROUGIL

IXed, on Mond:iv night, at his house in Not.
tingham-place, atter a lingering illneae, the light
Honourable THom as Wyse'', Baton Newborouith,
in the ;24 year of his age. His Lordabtp was first
myriad to Lady Carmeenes P,*C,VAL, daugh.
ter of the Earl of OMONT. by whom he ha i one
a- n, who med. His second marriage was with an
Italian Lady, by whom he has left two sons, one in
his tomtit. the other iit his fifth year, who succeeds
to his Lordship's titles and esta et.

“SPECTION dr GRAND PIELD DAT •
OF T:IE ST. JAMES. WERTMINSTER, LOTAL 4
VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
Yesterday, this very mpedable corps mustered •
near 700 strong, at Burlington House, at two
o'clock, and proceeded, under the command of
Colonel Lord Amherst. to Hyde Park, to be in-
speded by Colonel Jenkicson, Impeding Piet.' Of-
ficer for that distr.d. The Colonel arrived on the
ground soon after awn., and was received by the
corps in the usual manner ; he then impeded them
very minutely, and was much pleased with their
soldier-like appearance; the corps then went through
several mai:moues, formed open and close co-
lumns, fired by companies. and by wings, retiring
alternstely, in which they were covered by their
light infantry. and receiving the word of command
from Lt rd Amherst and Major Hoare; the corps
afterwards formed line, and fired a volley. Colonel
Jenkinson expresed himself highly gratified with
the excellent manner in which they acquitted
themselves ; they then returned to their parades•
Dufoui's-place, where they received the thanks of
Lord Amherst, for their condo& in tl.e held; in
'-•hich he stated, that they had given him great
pleasure, by making so good a muster, and that
he • felt great satisfadion in informing them, they
were second to note; that they had niusrered ur. •
wards of 170 more than one of the Regiments
with which they had the honour to be brigaded.
and had more than doubled the other. He then
requested tie members to lase no time in nominat-
ing any of their friends, who might wish to become
members of that respedahle body. They were then
dismissed, every cue seeming highly pleased with his
Lordship's remarks and communications.

Earl !Ira/mums has nearly completzd another
line-of-battle ship, an a more irt.psnyed model than
,hat lanneied on Monday. in tie Br.in in Kensing-
ton-Gardens. It will be launched in a few Jays.
The meeting at Penaith, (Ingiessood Hunt and •
be Races), commen,:ed rn Tuesday L.t, and is eass
peered to be a very numerous one.
Last week, a swinOler, a gerteelsleoking man,
made his appearance in Aberdeen. He gave, as his
address, " Rotas r S•aystason, Esq." talked of
his being intimately acqua.nted with several great
personages, and said he was a partner in a menu. •
faauting house in Glai,g-w. Ayer living sumptu-
ously for some days in d &rent lodgings and tavern:4
without paving bus bills, ant precasting several arms
Cies from vadesitie• he nn Saturday nad the art is
get a silver Palming watch, name S. VI itti sae,
Aberd-en, No. 506, from an apprentice in a watch.
maker's situp, in ulisence of his master, wno had pre- .
•iou.ly declined giving him a water, on trial. On
getting possession of the watch, he decamped, and
did not triton to his ordinary lodengs, but
rff, as is supposed. ssutbwaid.
On Tuesday, 29th ult. an animal, resemi
fig-r-cat. wind his way into a hams, in Ins
wino, which being observed by a wrman
oust, who instantly gave the alarm. he spe
bard. her, w th the greatest ieracity, at
is en fat, but was patented from dartl
irjury by three men, who pursued and Itt-
A leather collar. with an iron chain &best
, inches long. were found r ,and his heck. He
posed 'es b • tie sows animal which lately r
CSIAre Iron R ahan, and is said to have
s datable mischief.

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visslon OCT. Is..

H ATTON-041tDEIg.

A seam named Joie hiosey. was eosvided of an
assault, of an aggravated nature, upon George Daw-
son, a Consiabie, while in the esecu.ien of his fluty,
in suppressing a riot,twbich took place amongst
some drunken Irishmen, at the corner of Tooter
street, upon de evening of the 13th ult. In his de-
fence, he only stated that he was a sailer, and had
been in the battle of Trafalgar. He was sentenced
to twelve months imprisonment.

mos PAPIR.
(FROM Tilt IidoSITCUR.)
Tsatip of Armistice between Russia and the Ot•
Imam Porte:—
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Art. 1....i1%t0nt the date of the signature of the Treaty, all
hostilities shall cease between the two belligerent Powers
2.—As Me Sublime Porte and Russia equally wish, with the
mint amicable Intention, the ottebliehruent of peace and her.
mom, the high contracting monies will appoint, after the signs-
tore of the present Armistice, Plenipotentiaries to orgactate
and conclude a peace as soon as possible. $u meet in the most
cenvenictit situation for both.
If in the course of the negociation fartiAlanitivo peace, did.
licultias should unfortunately arise' so as to obstruct a defini-
tile arrangement. hostilities shall not re-commence before
nest Spring, tnat is to say, befoce the Illst sal Merck, IEIOII,
New Style of the Christian Ara.
3.—As soon as the preemt Armistice is signed, the Russian
troops shall begin to essatssas Wallachia and Moldavia, and
all the provinces, Gourmet, and ether territory, whicis they
have occupied during the war ; and to retire within their an-
cient loathers, so that the said evacuation shall be completed in
the space of thirty tire days from the date of the signature of
the pre.ent Armistice.
The Roman troops shall leave, in the territory and fortresses
which they shall evacuate, all tile effects, cannon, and ammu-
nition, which they found on taking possessions of them.
The Sublime Perle shall appoint Commissaries to receive
the aforesaid fortresses from Russian tamers appoint:if for this
4t4 purpose.
The Ottoman troops shall, In like manner, retire from Mol-
davia and tVallacliia, and repass the Danube. They will only
leave in the fortresses of Ismail, Brailow, .std garri-
sons .iii drat to keep them.
The 12 us.tan troops snail correspond with the Ottomans, so
that t!iii two aimws shall begin to retire at the lame UM., 15010
Wallachia and Moldavia. . .

The two e ttttt racting parties shall in no way meddle with the
of the two Principalities of Moldavia and
larbia u.l the arrival of P enorteottanes charged witli the
off re of negnci it nig fur a ALA airs place.
III! peac.• isconeluded, the Oiteman troops shall not enter
any .' the fatt.el.e4 evacuated by the Rtb.il3lll. The MU-
bitati:s alone shall be at liberty to enter them.
Sr.—Conformably to the preceding Aitie'e, the hand of To-
ned., a, well as every otter place in the Archipelago, which,
before the int:liccii e of the Armidice -hall have arrived, b1.4/1
tit oc.ionied by the RUSSiall t ~,, ;4, shall be evacuated
Tn. Ru.nao trouns catinned before Teuedoi, or
an► other place in the Archipelago, shall return to their pout.,
in order that the beldam:lle, shall ue at once open and free.
the Rowan vinm ur prove. ding uo their ports shall he
cit.:ig.nr to stop at any po.t in the Archipdago, is eonsequcoce
of t.•mptctuous weather, ..r any other unavoidable acc
the Turiciah Officers %bailout •ppose any obu.acie, but en the
contiatc,..hall afo•d them the necestaiy aid
Ad the 50.,” of ear, or other Ottoman vowels, which,
Ao•mK Nee war .hall hay, Fallon into Ins bands of the Kum-
re•inred, this c•ews, cc well a. the
AS I ve....1., which •'aill have fallen into the hands of the
ot.imans. The Ru......an shits act Iroce•-tlmg to tht".
16:n1i O.! take on board .111 y sul.j..c. of the Sublime Pun,•.

S —.3,11 the vos.els ol :lie Russian II ittl!a suitioned at the
mouth of the Sunnis or ekes here, shall c, out and pria.:e,..3 to
then 1.-its, in miler that the Ottoman veva•ls 'nay io out and
wiac .:t with pel •t.t vim?.
The I,:uitine Purls will give rirden that the Russian vessels
prices...bog ti. tneir port; shall he tespeeted, and that they
433 he lie enttivd to enter into any Ott ~,,, asi port in ease th^v
+hall be nolized to du so by tznipestuous weather or any ewer
ineeital, le accident.

G —Alt the personas of war and other of Loth rear,
of whatever quality or rank, shall he immediately iiheratid and
rostorrsl on halt side, without aay Nankin), wp.h the excels-
hawever, of Matiulae n who snail have voloatards • to.
lotted the Ciiiivtian kel ai the Hiaskm empee, aiid the
tih esian &objects of It uma who slialilave viluotaii y Cal-
le...A the Malmasetan raigiun in the °airman empise.
Iminvmate.y alter the eonclu•imi of tits pri,ent Armistice,
all the komnikiderv, Oliver. and intiaMt.oatt 01 tile tortres-es of
Tmkey. who ale at pres in It u.yiaoliall tie restuied aiid
selit to Turkey, with all their prmeity awl bauLTage
7 —.The prz,-iit Treaty of 1 rmatice, written in Talkies
and iti French, list b en signed by the twu I.enyoientirrirs,
kid ho the asrli .ItlcstC•,+on,a(..l.lleslllllot, and its. Iwun
t.).(lteiged, it: u r tott it in ty be aim Iry the 6,10 Vizier,
and te he. Encedeney ft, General in Chit f !tin:hellion.
Toe lieu Ihm.,iim.iitiam,ahali take ta• e, that the said rail-
ific vial; be exchanged rich a one week, or intuit,, .1
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L)-..e a•ul ,I•cret,l at the Cliee of Stobo.ia, near Gturgion.
th• :ath of toe month I/protozoa. A 1.., the ~Jr of toe
Ifogoa It/V. th.• tot Augu,t (old Nts I ), foam 44th
ut Au.tust latt7 (two wy,e) of t.ur Cot—ttalt ar-a

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BUit 1, Oct'. 14.

Doting the last week our fair has horn very fully
Led fashio,,o•ly art tided t the asseneniea on %Veda,
wsday and Friday evenings were extremely well
mended, particularly the latter evening, when
Ihere were upwards of 400 persons of the tir.t rank
in the county i.t, AS well as ntrneroUs others
Irom Ntirtolk, Ca.tihrldgeshire, and more distant
tart+. On atut day eve..irg the theatre exhibited
brilliant display of company, every box being li-
terally clow.fed, and althrugh the who'e of the pit
WAS annexed to then. scarcely a place could Ise
o'nained alert ,he tetminat.on of the first azt of the
1:-:w comedy of " 7,4un end,Cemstry," which was
rec,ived wi.h general approbation.
At the cia tftei-sessicnts held here on Monday last,
Mamas ror,v4ll, eenvielei of stealing 9 sheaves of
wheat. the pioperty of .I.IF. Purkis, nt IVitnertaield,
was set.unced to a month's imprisonment. A true
bill was found against Mr. Robot Va 41,,,, of Ker-
sey, for sending a challenge to Abr. Reeve, 1.. q. of
Hadleigh.
isoSsAT WAN: F. V. ih? PARISH Of HORRINOtt.
This was an api.eal aga.n t an order adjudging
the appellant to be the lather of a bastard child ;
whets, after a lcn.7 hearing, the said order WAS
quashed, it being Llearly proved that the woman
(named Pack) had declared another person (since
Jead) to have ibe:a Ile father of the child ; and
other evidenot was adduced, impeachits her
credit.

On Wednesday morning, a woman, f►rnerally
known by the appellation of Lam!.i ilemp.,ci, was
frond dead in bed, at her lodgings in the Castle.
Garth, in Newcastle. It appear., that the decrassel
had au annuity of tiol. a year, which site had re-
ceived a few days belore ; and bring much addieted
tr. drinking, was, on the evening preceding her
death, carried to bed in an alarming stare et into'.
ica•ion. It is supposed tkat she belongs to the neigh.
bourho:.d of Doncaster.

At the Sessions for Somerset, h/1.1 last week at
Taunton, a committee of Magistrates was appoint-
ed, consisting of Jour,' Ac o•mo, k:sq. Chairman;
Sir Asa•mam ELI ore, and Fir J. C. flieeost oyr
Bans.; FRANCIS Da •Itt, and R.T. Comes, kiq•s
to consider of the rules and pradtice of the Court of
Quarter-Sessions, and the orders respeeliu4 the
same, and to make a report thereon. Eow•ao
PITMAN, hrad turnkey of 11cLester gaol. was ap-
pointed to the office of Keeper of Slieptan-Mallets
Bridewell, in the room of Homey St mmo. dismis-
sed, with an adequate annu:sl Marys is lieu of 41
fess and perquiites.

14MBRIDOS. 04Promee •
Qn Saunas" Plait, being the Best day. of Term,
the fallowing University 01Liers for the year ann.
lag were eletled t
PrneterrWilliam Hunt, M.A. Kines.eatt. Henry PPM*.
M.A. Catherine-hall.
Moderators—R. Wodahouse, M.A. Caine-oollege, Georgia
D'Oyley. M.A. Benet soil.
Sr:rumors—John Green, S.D. Sidnrpeall. John Hunt,
8.1). Quoese,college.
Taxers—Jeremy Day, M.A. Canes-college, John Gilbert,
M A. Ernneanuel-roltrge.
This day the Caput w.s elided as follows:
The Free-Chancellor—Dr. Turner, &lab 13.1)
Dr. Clarke, Jrrua-eoll. L L.D —Dr. Sill, ElRMalltati•Coll.
M Jesus.:oll. Sen. Reg.—Mr. }lolling-
worth, Peri:almanac-college, Sen. Non. Reg.
The Rev. Henry Wastell, M.A. Fellow of
Clare-hall, is presented by the Master and Fellows
of that Society w she Rectory of Brington with
Bythorne and Old Weston, in Huntingdonshire.
vacant by the death of the Reverend Charles
Favell.

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'MIT tEssIOBS. x. 11.• • iT.efrd PAPIR.
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(PROM Tint 11110111TrUlt.) Ott Smut
ossaAuitaans,
of
aredaggraJ:kats'edá.tgrus'e,wattpositeeargglecipalinw.
roman
ran
pcole•-•...::nistice between Russia and the OP the inilowin
• son, a Constable, while, in the eaecu:isn of his duty, -
A. 1.....Fr0ni the date of the demure of the Treaty, all ing wee* de
eroctees—si
in suppressing a riot,twhich took place amongst hostilities shall cease between the two belligerent Powers M.A. Cattle/it
some drunken Irishmen. at the corner of Tooley- 2.—As um Sublime Perre and Ramis equally wish, with the Moderators-
Street, upon de evening of the 13th ult. In his de- Rent Amicable menl4°°, the elltehllehme" of peace and her. &Osier. Mel
tarns, the high coittracting monies will appoint, after the signs- 5,.,,,,„,„,._
fence. he ooly stated that he was a sailer, and had
• re of the present Atinottee Plenipotentiaries to negociate R n d 0...
' been in the battle of Trafalgar. He was sentenced and coticlude a as soon as' possible, tu meet 111 the st —.1.-----sly.'
•axors-Jai
to twelve months imprisonment. minvenierit situation for both. M A. Entreat
i If in the course of the negociation fortiAlednitive peace, dif-
metereerees This day
N omes should unfortunately arise as to obstruct a defini•
?VIAL:Li. tire arrangement, hostilities shag so
not re-continence before The Lice-C
id —.........-- neat Spring, that is to say, before the 21st Marcia, ISA
tiaTTON-GaItDEM. New Style of rite Christian Ara. Da C1arke,.D......
‘ ir. C.
Andrew lifazdl yesterday underwent a second 9.—As soon as this present Armistice is signed, the Russian worth, Peterha
examination, charged with privately stealing divers troops shall began to ',moss Wallachia and Moldavia, aid The Res
articles of wearing apparel, watches. ttc. in the all the provinces, (unroofed, and ether territory, whicis they Clare•hell, i
have occupied during the war; and to retire within their an- of that Sot
Wbite Horse Inn. Fetter-lane, White Beat, Pieca-
eisnios
tti:i.ntiisf toiliirtsothti,o the said evacuation shall be completed in Bythorne al
several ‘
dilly, Hatchett's Hotel, and other Inas and
the
Coffee-houses. the preontt Armistice. days from the date of the &lenitive ef
vacant by
4i The first pet inn examined was John Lloyd, waiter The Russian troops shall leave, in the territory and fortreme, Favell.
• •. which they shall evacuate, all the effects, cannon, and ammo-
at the White Ben, who remembers the Prisonrr
itlo which they found un Likingn possession of them. A
i c..nong to that house some time last July, in a hack- nl4
The' Sublime Porte shall 2
ppoit Commissaries re. receive
ne)..• •t• h, about seven or eight o'clock, and inquit- the afortresses
aforesaid from Russian tamers appointA to the
hog 4/14 ther he could be accommodated ? He de-4 •t I
11,111/01111. Arrived t
sired ibe waiter to take care of his trunk, as he was Tire Ottoman troops shall, In like manner, retire from Mal- refitted.
dasia and Wallachia, and repass the Danube. They will only
going to the Admiralty, and would return imme-The .beet
ga
.1C.7 lit fortresses
to k a
il:mail, Brailow, rod Gitrig.it, hrri-
„mine this.
diately i he returned shortly alter, sooner than the
Witness expelled, for he did not think he could The it usoantrieepieutp.o77l .
cu rompond with the Ottoman., so hraltar were
have been to eke Admiralty in s^. short a time,. He that the two armies %hall begin to retire at the same Issue hula Post-Office.
Wallarl-.ia and Moldavia.
remained at the White Bear that night. and the Governor of
.4llle two e ttttt meting parties in no way meddle with the
next softening, at nine o'clock, he discharged his has br
inino,ration of the two Principalities of Moldavia and LTA. she - n
bills and went away. When paying his bill, he la,his ti.i the arrival of P eitiputeimaries charged with the tilled, iron
held his bend down. so as to prevent his face from utf; re of negoci .1 rig fur a dish ,rise peace. Navy, Isom
Till peas is concl theuddO e, nsmait troops shall not enter
being seen. On the Sunday after the Prisoner lets Officers of I
the hone, when Witness went up to his room to any i.' the fart.CS.C4 evacuated by the Rtb.il3lll. The MU- Sailed the
Mums alone shall be at 'Men to enter them.
dress, be found his box broken open, and mis.ed S.—Conformably to the' preceding Artic
ethe Island of To-and the SIM
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various articles of wearing apparel, and a silver toed..., a. well at every otter place in the Ar;nitielago, which, tiOlgt on the
! before tire int.:lll;cgi e (Attie Armistice -hall have arrived, slued
Watch, with G. Giles engraved on the case. (a merchant
. The watch was produced by the pawnbroker to scissored by Inc Russian arse ~ ps, shall be evacuated stores, far I
Th. Ru.siau trotr.s wii.zo are catiuned before Teased..., or
.1 with whom it was pledged by a woman of the name • any other lilac, in the Archipelago, shall return to their port, Wind S.E.
el Jones, on the 6th Sept. ; it was identified by i in order that the Dardanelles shall ue at oto-e open and free.
Witness. In a closet he also found a number of h tier Rus.-an Myr in prate. ding u. their ports shall he Arrived t
ot,:ited to stop at any pit its the Arehirbg.s, hi eonsequ,...se
bricks curiously packed. He could not say posh- Put ha,4:
' 1 tivelv whether the Prisoner is the person who was at of u•nmtsioaut weather, r.r any other unavoidable acc d,-iit, a •
the 'forklift Officers %bailout •ppose any obst•cle, but en the Aver, which
tole White Bear, but dailies he is. contrarv, shall affo•d than the necestai; aid Portugal, of
John-Wharton, head waster at the White Hoists I Ad the sh... of ear, or other ot.rhan remelt, which,