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therefore, offers the only fource from which his Prof.
Gan Majelly can derive conspenfation, and it looks as
if he were determined to maintain the footing be has
acquired there.

tdominionshiguarantee4 b), KUUill. iIIDORT,

Yeeerday, about twelve o'clock, their May, stow.
and the Parectsses, attended by Lady hematites,,
arrived at the Queen's Pattce, from Windfor.
Soon after two o'clock his MAIIISTT held a private
Levee, which was attended by
The Arehmarop of C.annebery.
The Lori Cluocenor.
The Firlt Leiria the Tree/wry.
The *crews* of thaw for the Home and Cabala Depart-
The Mee Advised* mil Mehl Omar/ •
Vilma Woomera. •
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mita Crean& - c•;4. ff
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= misetmt. • "..4
VS torlo=greald tie honour of Warps:fatted
to his limitary :
Cepa& Tswry. dew Royal= Mum
Catemilimer et me Thelma.
men limning *sat Casettar.
•=eitt twee. a held before his *Creswell the
Liget of the Conuniffiosers of Military Enquiry.
Atter the Lelleeilde 116011TV.held a Privy Coon-
oil, at which, we ofideilland, the' Parliament wag
ptolostred Ads is& to the 9th of Odlober:
At the the Council Ms MAJIIIITY gave sal
dimes to Sir AATIIIt/1 !ACM' and Mr. Boron, who
laid before his Ma) srri the proceedings of reward
Courts Martial.
Soon after five o'clock Ms &Warr: let off we hie
return to Windfor. •
The Princel Am z LIA has, for Come time paft, beca
much alai& with the tooth ache. Yitterday bee 4
Royal Highest., accompanied by Lady Cal-Near,,
went to her dentill, in Piccadilly, when, we node, nand.
Om underwent the operation of having a tooth drawn.
The Prinaelies AUGUM and Et.tsaassm vifited
the Princes CHARLOVTIII of Weiss.
Her hfasarrir, the Fatiocassas, and the Dish of
CUIIIICIMAIIO, dined with Lady Cotaatorra Freest,
at three o'clock, at her Latlythip's apartment, in St.
James's Palate. At half pal four o'clock her I.IA-
Jerry and the Panic let of for Windfor.
We are extremely happy to inform our Readers
that yefterday Mr. Fox was lb far recovered as gobs
able to walk about the greater part of the day, and,
in the evening, to fit down to dinner in company*
with Generallterseasatca and a few other friends,
Sir A. Pease strived hi lowa en Tedder 111,
Grace which time be has troilism:Led balioah et the Fa
reign Mee, and alto with the Fin Lord of the Troa-
fur and the Secretary for War end Coisoisa
Left night Sir A. PIOST left town for Plymouth,
to vifit ht. brother, Lord Palm, previous to his
failing for Sicily with the expedition.
Ina late paper wit gave the names of four of the 11
New Conuniffioaers for Auditing the Public caudate,
vie. Wrest ease, lose Airier, Erg. join We.
draw, gki. sad Data, Efq. The fifth Is St
Guavas RIM BOUONTON. OM of the Comourio.
tars under the former Al.
. The rumour of the recent duel between the As-
• and the Critic, threw the whole Corps of
middy Reviewers into a panic. until it was
pained to them, that the soosairise on both fades
was !seder:HY berialeft. The offended Author coo
centered the whole of• his vengeaoce in an epigram,
with which he charged his riled while the Critic
iipipsers to have intended nothing bet a tnerefersii at
Ili tated objet of his literary (*verities. This
dbi C41611-k empoiled to give rife
to a new paps...et:is whheinishivi grill be &atm
bah fides.
Monday fe'onight the id bataltisf dis'apdosos.
Eanitkalen, marched from Stk Calle to Qint
gow, to replace the sd battalions es , 7sd, and We
who are to embark immediately at Ayr for Imbed.
Colonel Kamm has reported to the Lord Lime-
*ant, that the officen, non-commiffioned officer; and
privates of the ill regiment of Ayrfitire volunteer in-
fantry, under his command, conning of 94$ in the
whole, have, in the hstirlfiwneft manner, onanimoufly
agreed to continue their tenets under the new 'cgs-
lotions. . • •
A detachment of the invalids from the 76th regl-
ssent, lately arrived from the Raft Indies, were con-
veyed in waggons from Dartford to Greenwich, on
their route to the York Hofpital, Chelfca, late on
Saturday evening laft ; 24 out of the ao were dila.
bled, either by the lots of a leg or an arm. They had,
it kerns, received their wound at the liege of Burt-
poor. From tome informality in their inftruaions,
the eonftable refuted to billet them in Greenwich
and the officer who came with them, applied to the
Colonel of the Royal Lot London Militia, who order-
ed ftraw to be procured for their bedding in the guard-
room, and humanely afforded them every poffible
accommodation t and on their going away, gave each
man 6d. to drink the King's health.

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A conliderable dillurbance took place yefterday
morning early on the Afton-road, between two dia.
goons, and three deferters, who were working as Is.
borers at force buildings. The dragoons had re-
ceived information; that the men might be found on
the fpot, from a perfon who had formerly belonged
to the fame regiment, and they waited for a favour-
able opportunity to make the attack. The deferters
refitted, and a conflift enfued, in which others inter-
fered on both fides, and after engaging with !tones,
flicks, &c for fume time, the deferters efcaped. None
of the parties received any material injury.
MILITMLY Puns's. amt.—The Archduke Prince
Citaat-ss, in his orders for the regulation of the ar-
my, Pays—" Every kind of bad treatment, all vio-
lence in the initruEtion of the foldier, are feverely
prohibited ; brutality is ufually the proof of igno-
rance, it annihilates the principle of honour, which is
the foul of a foldier ; lazinefs, bad inclinations, obfli-
nac +, doubtlel;, merit punifhment ;—this comas,
that revolts. It is neceffiary that he fhould learn to
know and to appreciate the neceffity which there is
that he fhould learn, as well as the inevitable feverity
of difciptine : his foul fhould be elevated ; and it is
nqt as a culprit, but with an attitude becoming, firm.
andmilitary,thathe fisould appear beforehis officers."

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NAUTICAL 471LLMANCL
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MAILS nos vies KW.
Dow, eaoa. at* •
Watartbrat • ; =II
Moo 1 o ,
P11312.11=11. AIIOI3IIT,u. 1
Thu the the Norway galliot tbeiOdis. ,
Alia kat Otssalpae, of end from Arniteiabl, "-
vivid With timber, See. fee this port.
I • PALMOIIIII, AUGUST it. . • ;
Atrited this main, the Moats Elisabeth pael4‘
,rtes, with mains. (rem Lilies. eimen day, pelage;
Idt lying there the Priam et Wales packet, walsh
arrived either dare. penninnemadie Wing of dit
Primal" Ilawskik. As prated big . had 6111$
.4.
ibire as tbs,%idt July, with Mt steles tall of yogis
Wider ammtfrosts Gibraltar ; theillsribliabiamOt
,b Positives Meiniger, Keith difpasehis for oar (kW
termini. Sailed the limeheller packet. Davies
with mails et Op :ptit *A. for kr* Tait and Ha&
blaths Dabs of Ent panto, Castossw•atit.
with mallawatthe rit. for litanies:. The Cittleit
. EA int eligilkltt4l4l24 114
L.
f.rt. to
the "
• . • eft en
tiliablitglesbet from LiSans
ZO=hm{ whet. with lb of the ith iitth
slAnn tie bikla * iro.iissi. *ilia N.W.
..PLTM*7II. allittrr ii.
- The listatesei. of So gaga. that sieved here*
floodor laft, is Suing and ?Wedges for foxit
Wise. end will be ready in fear daps& be is
killtoa. them to join SEEM St. *melt. • ,
The men of wit at evil:min Ciertand SSW MAP
e•l'li.
r alsriir 114 hoist NAVIN: Ai Clift• it
, _tom
Pidj, .. se Aseissiteeht cert.'', Pallet ,
said! • . is is:.. 4IL Leer .
74 0. SS.
14 11.6.011.ve
Jingoism - Ye J. laovfard , . •
'llmegas , 64 Admiral &Ai, L Warren.
, Came ill taut Attonio Siam& fehooner, (gm
St. Slimillines; to Liftion. in watt. caPtured by this
1 .. .. Wails,' gun brig, the ill intent : Berregard, Car
44min •Niaauiaiitait, froth Barcelona, for this pore,
whit mine for the Navy': eta cams in thil aßetwoos;
the Dual: (hip „Mary, from Boat-demi in Lebec,
with wine : the Bremen, Ship thrill's' Margaretta
Laces. from lionrditaez. to Tonnlngen, with wine,
*c.: the Bremen Ship Mrs Dorothea, from Bout,
data to Bremen, with wine: the Bremen (hip Eli-
4abeth, from Bourdeaux to Tomingep, With wine.{
the ifTSMAIS 'hip 'ilia, from Nance, to Leghorn, with
4.,-. . *hat i ill 'tent in by bit Lion privateer; which is
' . nib attired.
• IPORTI6IOI.ITIf. AVOtlEr vs.
r.../Laivesi the ANT *homer, front Plymouth, with
itlimitits k.Herait trasfporr, with stoops, load feeSial
other veal% from the Downs.
. itAL, AUOUST ei.•
Arrived the /tunas' armed Stip,, with a imitY4
trots Paimouth, irbieb are failed for the Meer i go-
%SUMPS man art,. from Pordismils I Coiisataiti
Protein. from a auks ; Fides trantitort. with the re-
mainder of the did regiment on board; from Real%
sail} and the Vits4at. frriste, from of ffooloppes
sod laded Mt. Itsitico, ibe Meleager. at twelek
. idosies psi tiro 1/..14. who lip
.riediateliproczeiod
leis Isis difpaielske la a poll{ ilk arid 'fotir• halt
Mantra Hoaiowiir. for Loodos. Nothing tram&
pfred relogire so she negaiatiaii,=Ceine down DIM
sibeisalk the *aammait gen brig. and failed isidi
tha.,lems,tuster, on a dui e. Arrived an Aso.
Mimi iiiii;detaised isp the Mona, and Emt.% i
gentstist--1-Iplad * S.W. ..„
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idtmoirrii, AUGUST 13.
Yelierday. P. M. Admiral Rosssti, with the 'hips
Mader his command. failed for the That hiajnitc,
Dicriroa. Rtriv.Nassali, Abu:cot:at, and l'Assi.
ASIA MOM. This morning arrived the ARIADISS
frigate, Capt. '--, in so days from St. Peteriburgh:
alfo the Assaaiiiiita and Isionstis, {loops or,. WWI
Vase, and ilitetates gun brigs.—Remain in oar
' Roads the Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS ; Amara*.
tbe aad Imogene floops of wars Vixen and Skylark
...oth brigs. Paired through feveral light colliers.
I GLASGOW, AUGUST si.
A melancholy account has been received in ton-
don, of the Ws of a vell'el, having on board goo men-
end the Majnr of a regiment to which they were at,
tithed. The veffel foundered on the ice off the
I.
' ... ' Magdalen Manch, and every perfon on board petalled.
tlt is fuppofed to be the Ness tranfport, in which
Major A. B is, eldefi fon of Wittlata Bu-
rs All of Nifiset, Efq. failed from Portfmouth the Id
of September tall, with a part of the tooth regi-
ment, for Quebec; fix feparated from the convoy on
the tgth of November, in a gale, and has never Since
been heard of.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRA*claim, Anousr r5...-.Payed by the Elenora, Lordis,
from Virginia ; Patriot, Hornme, from Guerrifey; Anna Mar.
from Ancona; image Bairn.,-; .Iwo Bro.
than, Johannes • and De Jonge,Do Vrey,from Harlingen. Sailed
the Princalk Royal, Rickards, for Cork ; Sir Andrtw Hammond,
Barr, for Bermuda ; Juliana Cathatina, and the Juffrow
Tayka5,......-, (or Hamburgb.

Yeflerday a Couar of Drascroas was held at the
EaR-India Houle, when the under-mentioned extra
grips were Rationed as follows :
D a Gxx &rural., for Cosa and Bay.
and CARS for Bombay.
The ALIMILD sod Not ri WOMAN were alto taken up for two
additional voyages.
The Court adjourned at fa o'clock till Wednefday
neat.

44rd C, A.
:CieteLfrit
A
Hasseribit
Lard C. H.
Fifty Patio&
lAid F.Dentlnek
Captain Ltbert

A ONIe -
InTILL variety
alb doomed in the_ fame mower' and theeihred,
which appease-bed eery rear to die loetin et den very
fpkndid apnearance. lo the coot& ache 'nothing,
the Cattreo ileop of war joined them. Front about
half pal ten sill half pea divert. the Pairea's Band
played &octal pieces of took in the grimed at the
front of the Peen's. 1 and about hairpin eleven, the
Paiute, attended lry their Royal -Seined's, the
Doke* of Foie, Czaasees, Karr. and Bursae.
Lord Mesas, and I somber of General Officers, left
the Partition. is order to Review the Troops whit*
were drams up on the hills near the Race gotmd. ,-
At one o'clock, the Royal Party arrived on the
&Mend.
Thor Royal Highneffes the Deka of Ct.eaaren
and Cannata:to mounted on dark 1114 hod's, anl
desired in erienfon jackets, and crowfeet, rip*
taps, rode lira; this Major &Awn Hata Ca*
Las ; then his Royal Hi haste
ls t Milli 11114114
anonnted on a beautiful t grey charger, Ably.
7fitilbeed, tbeliolaieb. hooting trappints. eterit
richly embroidered; the bridle as* iliirop
were alto richly ornamented with Oil SO
ps vete of &l id gold; the rofettes at the rube
1 ohs horfe's bead were of gold, and the bead.fiall
'in boot eras alb of gold net. The awe et/auk bad•
the mit ' ance the imagioarion - - •
bank& Seiner, was dieted in
ll* uniforms, gold taffies to his boors and
is high (virile. The Duke of Yeats
Mt right, and the Duke of LINT on the left of
Doke of Yort...-dsey were both mounted on ken
trey chargers; then (00,,...ed Earl Beettatar, sad
Earl Mosta, who weathered in a Hiphland salvos
Notanied on a grey charger; nest General Lesions
Clionel 8 , Colonel Sorra. and the Duke of
°stases, and reveral Officers and Noblemen. There
never was a grandee Staff Earl C was not
prefent, on account of indifpofition.
The troops made a very rerpellable appearance.--
There were three Regiments of Dragoons, and four
of Militia, betides cnafiderable detachments from the
Artillery. The flit Regimeatss after
the Reviewing Generals. formed, and bed a grub
feu de joie, which had a very fine OWL As Toon as
;hey had feared Sang, the weigh in the Roads again
Bred a Royal (dose. The morning was eccellively
hot, but on the elevated ;monde where the troops
were polled. there was a very cool and plesfant
breeze. The Nottinehamaire Militia were encamped
yelletdity about half a mile from the town. and this
m. riling two bollticks were malted whole in the front
of the encampment for the populace. About four
o'clock a very heart (bower of rain fell, but moil of
the troops had prevtoufly returned to their quartets.
—The Mailers Fitz-C aaaaa ea were on the box of
the Pasties's laudaa.—Mr. Sesame was on the
box of the PRISICI'S barottcheAthete Wing two of
the Pansca's carriages) and Mils Seem:ova wee in
i the infide. The Marchiamfa of Downsaigas 'and
all the remanding Nobility were prefent. . .. ~
At tines o'clock, the Loar. Caen ceezolt arrived
on the ground. and, alighting from his carriage,
teem op to the Prince, who the moment he efpied
his Uralic% went forward to meet him; and, tak-
ing him by the hand, raid, " My good Lord, how
do you do ?"
His Royal Hiahnefs the Dyke of You will, to-
me/STOW Inoreisg, review, at the Devil's Dyke, the
Royal Hods Artillery. the King's Dragoon Guards,
the 6th Dragoon Guards, the 4th Dragoonr, and
the (7th Light
, Dragoons.
LOONY o curet', r. N.—Nearly five thoufand
people are affernbled near the eimp, ferambling for
the Kati beef, which flies in every dire/lion. Eight
hogiheads of ale are on the ground. " Long live Ao
Prince," echoes from every quarter. A proportino•
ate quantity of bread is alb diflributed to the oral&
cede. The Pavilion is furrounded with Gentians.
and Ladies; the Mailers FtrzCzeastice are at Mn.
tit sneaaarr's, where they have a jnvenile party.
The Stevie is crowded, and a retreating Mower ire
have bad this afternoon. has added to the plesifunt off
the teen. Several tar barrels are jug brought to the
front of the Pavilion, for a bonfire. The illuminations
are very fpkndid : among the molt confpicuous aro,
Mr. DONALDSON'S Library : over the colonnade, in
variegated lamps, is the PRINTS'S Plume, with the
Star underneath, and the initial's G. P. on each fide ;
along the colonnade, there is a felloon of variegated
I lamps. Mr. Potearto's Library, on the Maria* Pa-
rode, difplaying the Plume, and initials. G. P. The
Theatre, the Plume, richly encircled with a reftoon
of variegated lamps. Mr. PIIAILS6II'. China Ware.
bottle, the corner of Prinee's•place, the Crown, the
Plume, and the initials, C.', wish feßoons of.tarie.
gated lamps. The Cattle, te Plume, and the pai-
-1 tico, encircled with fefloons of lamps. Mr. To um •
out's, in North-ltreet. All the Coach Offices are
brilliant, and, in different parts of the town, " I,ong
live the Prince," is placed at f I windows.
Tea o'ceocx—The whole town is a blaze of light,
from the illuminations and the bonfire the flames of
which reach above the tops of the loufes, and are
furrounded by near goon people. The fire-works are
to be feen in every direftion. The South Gloucefler
and Nottingham Bands arc playing on the lawn, in
front of the Pavilion, and the Prince's Band is play-
ing in the left wing. The Nottingham Militia are
at prefent fcrambling with the town's people for the
remainder of the carfare' of the oxen, and have fue-
ceededin carrying them off to their camp, fpits and
all.

Above too perfons of dininflian, and the Com-
manding Officer of each regiment that was on the
ground, dined at the Pavilion this evening. Among
other additions to the Ito t Party this dor, are, the
Duke of ARGYLL, the Marquis of HERTFORD, Lord
Pll'lllllll, the LoaD CHaacaawa, and Mr. CA-
VICSIDISH BAADSHAW.

At the Para Church of Brighton, on Sunday
morning, while the banns were publifising between a
young couple, the father of the Lady, a Serjeant in
the South Gloucefler Militia, forbad, the balm ; the
fair candidate to enter the Hymeneal Temple, being
only/oaten years old.

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A Sedelhist, f'

EDINBURGH
Saturday, the p' -
over the Saods
who dillattcrd
fiat hear.
two dragoor

The inhabitants metropolis _ _
alarmed by an ap, on of the appetite/ t.
dreadful thunder Rom. Between three and four
o'clock the beat became excelive, And the atino-
(phut fuddenly Co dark, as to give In the day the ap•
entrance of the dole of evening. In a few minutes
the rain defcended in torrents, filling the cellars in
many parts of the town, and giving to fume of the
beets the appearance of rivers. About half' pall
tour the rain eeafed, tbeatwinfpbere cleared Op, end
the inhabitants were relieved from the tenor of the
tilnealyt and lightning, of which there had been fo
many fymptoms,
Edinburgh has not for many mare been vifited by
fa 111011111 t a Rom as was witnefed on Saturday. The
.nsorning was uncommonly fultry. the Tbernsoneetoir
' ~., st 73" in the (bade, the air man very Rill ; the
' ie the morning was utterly', bat about slid day
k • . le the &alb we* ;at two o'clock indica.
SIM ' ' ngpeenehing ROTIO appeared in the weft,
'and at three IC on with the moll violent Jinni.
cant, which f to darken tile atmo(pberc by the
quantity ofi delk "ogled into the air. A tornado of
emr
rain, actompaled by tremendous peals of thunder,
'with vivid and inceff4nt (lathes oflightning, continu •
with veryliule • terraiffinn till near nine o'clock a,
Zii Ott AIM it i. (Unpaged more rain kit
equal period for many yeatl
AA Is the principal day for *redefine* ad
*jay
*a attending the races, an immenfe
Lode were at Leith when the rain commenced. la
that lotiped to fee the race were compktely draw:bet
Every kind of carriage was hired, and many genteel
people, With a number of women and young chddpee
were under the neeeffity of coming home an pest
daring the continuance of the Rpm. Wa lean ael
beard of any (crime accident hap but Mae&
evening many ludicrous (cense a drutikenacfs were
exhibited on Leith Walk. During the thunder flunn,
a boat was overlit between the North and Smith
Ferry, and five perfons on board were unfortunately
drowned.
Paring the late dreadful thunder Rorer, the follow.
inobelting event occurred on Bak Heath, seat
assimengfwortb, Bucks. Several men and IMMO
were employed on the Heath in making bricks; when
'die Qom came on, one of the women, to appetite the
crying of her infant child, placed it to her breed, and
ran towards her cottage, which the had
.nearly
reached; when, the lightning *ruck her in 0 terrible
manner ; it burnt her body to a cinder, and tore her
limbs from their places • one of her legs was found
twenty Yards from her body ; but the child remained
unhurt. The lightning next fet fire to her thatched
cottage, in which were her four other children; one
of whom was killed, and another In dreadfully
fcorched, that its life was defpaired of, though hopes
are now entertained of its recovery. The cottage,
and the whole of the poor man's furniture, were en-
tirely confirmed.
A letter from Carlifle, dated the nth intl. lays :.`
" This afternoon came on the molt dreadful (tom
of thunder and lightning ever experienced here.—
The thins commenced about four o'clock in the af-
ternoon, and continued until near eight, at which
time it was as dark as it tired to be at nine. The
lightning was amazingly vivid, and appeared one
continued flan*; the thunder, too, was tiemendons.
We are ferry to add, that we have heard of fevers!
accident.. Among others, a large barn at Lioness§
(farmed by John Lennox), about two miles *liaise'
from this city, was (buck by what is commonly)
termed a fire ball. The barn contained eighty cart.
loads of hay. A moll dreadful peal of thunder ac.,
'companied the flail. ; at which a fervant girl. m
the prernifes, being alarmed, inflialively went ossto
and found the barn in a flame : fortunately, the horfee
were nearly all grazing ; one honk, however, which
was in the liable, was with difficulty extricated....
As fume people belonging to the New Brewery here'
were employed in the cellar, a thunder bolt penetrated
through the rob(, into the cellar, and (buck all the
perfons employed, five or fix in number, to the ground;
and, we lament to fay, that the eldeit fon of Kr. Ron,
belonging to the firm, was very (evenly injured, but
there are hopes of his recovery. In the pail of Cold-
beck too, the therm was equally revere. A cow, the
property of the High Sheriff of this county, was killed 1
by the elearic fluid. In the memory of man, there
never was experienced there fo revere a florm : per•
fons who witneffed it, have defcrtbed the balls of fire
which fell to appear as large as hay flacks !"
A letter from Ayr, dated July 35, lays, ,r Monday
left a very revere thunder flotm commenced here
about to A. M. and was not over till three in the af-
ternoon. The peals of thunder, though not very
loud, were fo frequent, and the flalhes of lightning
fo vivid, as to form a (üblime difplay of the grand
and terrific. The rain was very heavy, accompanied
&ft with hail. The lightning (truck Prefwick church,
at the cornet where the bell is hung, but, except
knocking off a Hone, and breaking a window, did it
no other damage.
,r The Telegraph coach, from Glafgnw, naffed by
at the time, the boats took fright, and the coach-
man endeavouring to check them, Come of the reins
gave way, whereby he was thrown Mr his feat, and '
a good deal hurt. The horfes continued at full (peed,
'till keeping the road, until they came to Newton,
where they were flopped. Two women who were on
the top of the coach, fortunately kept their feats.
and a man who was on the coachman's feat alighted
unhurt."

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smear crowded to in
night ,of the anriverfary of
It d.. Itir. Pit kin,. the
lwaye engage, Rivets and
vrinee's and 'he Royal
night the Gardens
-en attended,
I ebameet.. and
till *beim half pat!
tefl loconveniangs gel.
e,,itspany going in rad
e being fn estrentelT
Mr. J Natalie*
0 ntien, felt hin,feW
at the fame What
is elofe to him, ob-

hand, !MIT them.
was Mr S.'l. silted
Mr. 8 vigny et-
had 101 l it. Mr.
he mon'. hand with sloe
lye* ... _ who had it was. genteelly
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' tale, Rodeo nut loudly for a violable.
Vvett, happening to be in the covered sal!, eh& to
lie (pot, silently went to Mr. B.'s Alliance, but the
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*sins refuted to be taken into cannily, repeating hie
tide of his being an officer, and lately come freilli co
bard {hip s but Rivets recoized him to be le cif
acqttaintaace of the name of Jack Holmes, and It wan
true be bad but lately eons. from os board alp bag
it was opos his return from Botany Bey. Tneyillain '
refilled the officer, and a defperate neconwer tits*
place, in which Holmes, who is a tall Rout man. gave
the offices' feveral fevere broifes, tore his waidcon
and (kin to rags'. be. The officer, however, kept WI
Is ad of his emits by his coifs, and, with the affillamee
of others, he was cons eyed to the houfe belonging at
the Gardens, when the omcer was proceeding to
(.arch him, but to this he made another moil defpe. ;
rate refilkanee ; Rivets drove his head againß the wall,
and one of the officers belonging to Union Hall, pul-
led his legs forward, which brought him upon his
back. Bleat then got upon him, but before he could
fearch him, he was obliged to tear his breeches of .
by pieces, when he found enncealed in them a vale. ,
able gold watch, chain, and (liver faulf box. •
The villain was afterwards led handcuffed to one
of the *Seers belonging te Union Hall, in which
Mate he remained till fix o'clock yeßerday morning.
when be was lodged is Covent Garden watch hook.
At one o'clock he was examined before Jamie
Reap Efq. at BowAreet, when the above witneffn
attended, and he was fully committed upon this
charge.
On Tuefday Smith, was charged at Hatton-
Garden Offfee with extreme cruelty to his wife and
Rep child, and threatening to take their liver. Hay.
ing at the fame thin no means of folofillencr, but
living motherly rot her indullry, the Magillrate thought
fit to fend him to lea.
Maastoa•Hoest.—.Yeßerday a Dania human
was brotayht before the Leto Mayon, charged by
the Captain of a Dana Clip to width he belonged.
with having 'faulted enthemely wounded him with
a eutlafs. But opoiestixbustion It appeared, that
the condo., of the on Ibis oceafion, however
&foetale it teemed, was only in retaliation 'for a fie&
ler afault by the Captain, who had RA drawn Ife
cutlers and wounded the futon. who felt hinsfelf
juilifsed in wreffing the weapon from the hands .of
Iris Curtin, and taking a ewe or nee in his torn. The
Ca:-.:tain wined to have the (cameo obliged to return
at b cird his dap, as he was a chartered =emend the
Captain bonnet ander a penalty to bting hiss beck to
the port in Denmark from which he had tailed. The
man, on the other hand, objeaed to return, upon a
plea of his apprehending vindiefive treatment from
his Captain. •
The Loan Mayon, feting that both were in MOT.
deemed it the Ina mode of adjulling their di/ter-
cocci to refer them to the Danifis Confal, which he
did.
A very curious and MOIL extraordinary charge of
robbery and embezalement was brought forward by
a refpeetable old Gentlewoman, win* herfavour •
ite god fon, about nine years old, and nearly four
fen high. This young adventurer, (.arching she
',Ow s of his godinother for goodin. fiend a little
leathern cabiact, from which be took t4l. in Bank
sores. He immediately went forth to dillpate Ida
prise, in the enjoyment of laxities, and in feting
life. According to hie own Rory, he changed the
Lilt note at a Paltry cook's Mop, where he bought
I (outpace worth of tartlings. He then went to Co-
vent Garden, and purchafed a pottle of mulberries
for fixteen pence ; he next bought a pair of Ans.
and went down to Hungerford.Rairs, took a bon
to Blaekwall, for a frolic, returned with the next
tide, gave the boatman a five pound note to pay his
fare, out of which the latter returned him, as his
full change, eleven (hidings. He then went to a
toy Chop, purchafed a whole battery of Lillipotian
cannon, a tin (word. a mufket end bayonet of the
fame metal, a fixpenny trumpet, and fume other
warlike infiruments, end military norm for which
he tendered another five pound note, raying there
was a one pound note. The keeper of the toy.fhop
(icing the child's limplicity, guelfed he did not come
properly by Co vouch money, and kept him in dn.
ranee, until he told who his friends were, and who
were immediately feat for, when the whole affair
came to a droomesuit.

The little fellow having fortunately reeolletled the
number of the boat, the Loan Mayo. ordered a
fummons to be iffued, to bring the waterman before
him at an early day.
WNi TIC AAAAA .—A woman, of the name of Zs.
man, was charged by Mrs. Jones, of Pennington-
(freer, Ratcliff highway, on fufpicion of robbing her
of 501. in cafb. On fearehing the prifoner's lodging,
various parcels of money were found concealed in
holes and bye places in her room, which wer• not
afcertained to be the money (lolen. Pie fa d, that
what was found in tier room was by the act amnia-
don Paved in fervitule, fellieg of °Oars' as.d wait•
ing on Jews on their Sibbath and rigid faft-days, to
make up their fire's which they dare not tooth oft
thole occalions, according to their doltrine- Her
defence not being fatisfadory, Ols was callalliktpi
for re uominetioas 1.

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r. Davifoo, his Mend, who was
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erred • winds chain in a man's
There was afterwards a match between
you officers, which *lorded Loam fport. and havielt Area` lirPicion It WI
him if be bad La his watch ?
*mined his relate, and found he
habitants of this metropolis were yelletelay 04,:s.na bawdy Toted the ,t,„
by an apprehenlion of the approach of a watch in it. The maw who had