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London, England, 1812-09-03 00:00:00

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.............: , . lise iate eurnitteering from the lash Militia hei i , ;Yesierda efteinOon, the Quids; and Ali iirtritleiiii , Wait 41. .i.ithii—mili ii: tntritairiE.
firbved str very successful, that /*host of the regitittnte fiticosr& EttuAse+n, and Maki', and the Princess These. were actions commenced by the plintt
no* serving id the Penintola for metal years; will Nanndiiit of Wales, honcinred the Counteit of , Who is a Winker at the Outer gate of Lark:ester Cast:eo
shortly dgain he rendered coMplerely effective ; save: Haactitorr with It trisitrat lie Lednardiszhill. ; ! against the dirfendatits o.7hb ate debtors 'confined
cal regiments have thereby obtained additional bar- This morning the Duke of Kear arrived here, end therein: The ca
ofl aetitin arose Upbn a charge
tsdions : the 41st, General CHAMPAGNE'S regiment, leeompanied hi! Royal Sitters and Niece in their made by the defendaits of improper toertion bit 111
has been enabled to raise a second battalion ; the Morninvide On horseback.
lunatic; which had canted hii death: This charge
14th, the Adjutant-General's own, is now forming a The Princess SormA is in a fair way of recovery was presented by far Ftaneis Btirdett to the House
third battalion, in the County of Bucks; and the Ilth from her indisposition.
of Comnion4 on the authority of a letter from the
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is filling up so rapidly that its deficiences will .not
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only be anon supplied, but probably be soon entitled I, , . lifillWATE; AUGUST 31. Mr. PAatig *totted th 6 imaioit.M4* bf having tha
to a second batMlion. The depot of the latter, con- i .
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iituatiiii of the plaintiff filled by 4 person of trspecte-
Listing of about ISO rank and file, under the roan- ! We are now in high glee and bilAtity. bey.osd all i.:1: ...i.I I-
; an•ar ..... uumehity ; and the great mischit‘f resul.
mand of Captain M'ARrinnt, marched into Barnna- precedent. The sun has assumed its wonted brit-
ple barracks from Berryhead, on Monday last. Laney, and dissipated the gloom of the few past days. ' tang from charges ref cruelty, whic!,, when investiga.
' ted, proved to be without foundation.
The Irish militia has not as yet given its full The old and the young, the bachelors and the spin- ; The defendants not having justified theirondutt,
quota to the line.
I tiers, leave their haunts, and seek the busy scena.. 1 Mr. RAINS, their Counsel, spike in mitigation OF da-
Tuesday last the Cheshire Regiment of Militia Margate never before enjoyed se large a portion of magas, whilst he stseagly expressed his disarproba:
went on board the prison-ships in-Hamoaze, tore. Margate
public patronage. Yesterday we had a Sermon
lievethe Shropshire Regiment, whose two months duty preached by the Rev. HENRY CARD. for the Benefit tion of charges heft made, where culpability did Ave
attitCh, and coincided in general sentiment with Mr.
was completed on that day. The Gloucestershire of the Sea Bathing Infirmary. The text was taken
Regiment has also relieved the Lancashire Regiment from the 13th chapter of St. John, and 34th verve— T .1
Parke. -In summino bp the evidence, the Learned
Judge stated, that thoughc there was no ground wilatL
at the Dartmoor prison.
" A new commandment I give unto you, that ye
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EXTRACT FROM THE GARRISON ORDERLY-BOOR OF THE love one another." The collection WAS equal to the ever for the slanderous and malicitais charge, and
that the plaintiff must stand justified in the eye if the
ROYAL REGIMENT or ARTILLERY, WOOLWICH, w 00.29. I expectation from so large an assembly.
I puldic, be thought the Jury would do right in giving
Major-General RAMSEY has the honour to corn- I —_—..., 11/..m•
tair and liberal, but not damages. Act, r:
municate the following Letter to the Regiment : NATMARKET THEATRE.
dingly, they awarded lit2o with cons, in the fortnet
• o Cariese-tiouse, •Awont V, ISM.
action i—and •in the latter, the pl,iintiff (tiaeing
" SIR—I am commanded by the Panics REGENT
putatol
to address,myself to you, for the purpose of expres-
cleared his character of the im
fives
i c colt upon it)
sing the high sense his Royal Highness entertains of took a verdict of 40s. whath g the costs.
the inimitable appearance of the Horse Artillery, and
of the Battalion under arms at Woolwich, and com-
manded by you, on his visit to that Garrison, as well
as the great precision and expertness with which they
went through their several exercises in the course of
that day.
4, His Royal Highness is fully sensible of the great
exertions and indefatigable attention which it must
have cost yourself, and the Officers of the Garrison,
to have brought them to that extraordinary state of
discipline and steadiness which he witnessed, and
which, as his Royal Highness expressed to you in
the field, absolutely render them a fit example to the
whole Army. I have the honour to be, am
(Signed) " B. BLOOMFIELD,
" Col. and Aide-4e-Camp."

Last night, after Mr. Dtssown's successful Melo-
drama of the Foundling of de Fond, the revived farce
of the Doldrinn, or 1819, was enacted at this Theatre.
It is a compound of absurdity and nonsense, and but
for the exquisite acting of MUNDPI and MATTHIMS,
as two excentric old Gentlemen, it would have been
consigned, with the Hero of the Plot, to another se-
ven years' repose on the Prompter's shelf. The ex-
quisite acting of the two performers just named, made
the buffoonery of the others barely tolerable, and fre-
quently excited a general laugh, but this is all we can
say. Mrs. GLOViR, as the Heroine of the Play, dis-
played great Tragic powers, but her forte is evidently
Comedy. JONEwp who is an excellent Fop, made but
a sorry figure in the Foundling, and his costume was
at variance with every thing like dramatic effect.—
It was the gay spangled livery of Astley's Equestri-
ans, certainly not the garb of a young Nobleman.
Ttie House was crowded in every direction—an
honournble testimony of Public approbation to the
spirited exertions of the Gentleman who has been so
often confirmed by the Loan CUANCELLOR in the an.
duons task of piloting this stout little bark through
the shoals And quicksands of a Chancery suit, which
would have depressed the spirits and shipwrecked the
courage of any other man than Mr. Momus.

Maxecestsa.—An important cafe here i.een decickd
at these Assizes. It was an action brought by Mc asrs.
Wiwi and Dtmcaorr against the Hundiel f
ford, for the recovery of the amount of the loss s,,sa
tamed by the destruction of their weaving mill, at
West Haughton, a. short time ago, by a mo'ii who
set it on fire. A verdict was given foi the Plaintiffs,
to the full amount of their damages, which were up.
wards of £7OOO.
Flllllll6--&unday morning a large rick of hay, con-
taining about 120 tons, belonging to Ml. J. atvies,
of Hinckwick, near Stow, in Gloucestershire, took
fire, from having been put together toc early, and
was totally consumed.
Tuesday night a fire broke out in a house in Unior.a
street, Mary-la-bonne, which entirely consumed it;
but, by the activity' of the firemen, was prevented
from spreading further.
Yesterday morning, about five o'clock, a fire br, ke
out in the house of Mr. SAVIDGa, Venetian blii d-
maker, in the New Cut, Blackfriarls-road, which iv,*
completely destroyed, together with all }its materia4
and stock in trade. The family had but just tilos ter
effect their escape, nearly naked,.
RIVER PIRATES.—As Mr. GRONOPRY, of Westmin-
ster-road, who has a pleasure sailingsmack on the
Thames, was sailing down the River on Monday
evening, about nine o'clock, between Battersea and
Westminster-bridFe, he was boarded by three ruffians,
who demanded his money, which he delivered, to the
amount of £9, in notes and cash.
MURDRlL—Yesterday Benjamin CliArd was brought
up for examination at the Police Offi.e, Shadwell,
sellarged With the wilful murder of Patrick Doyle.—
It appeared, by the evidence of Wood, the Headbo.
'rough or Constable at Poplar, that in wing his
rounds in the neighbourhood, on Wednesday, thif
96th of August, at a quarter past ten o'clock" at night,
be fell in with prisoner and the deceased, who
were engaged in fighting. He thought proper only
to separate them, and they at this time went away.—
He afterwards the same night metlhem, and fouled
that they had renewed the contest. He then made up
to them a seednd time, at which Clifford effected his
escape by running away. On approaching the spot
'where they had been engaged, he discovered Doyle,
the deceased, leaning against a palling, and almost
exhausted _from the loss of blood, soon after which he
expired. A surgeon deposed, that the deceased bad
one wound in his face near the eye, and another iq
side,, between two of his. ribs, and a little below !be'
vertebra of the left breast. The 'mar having
*IOW to di? recesses of lbe heart, he had no 1731:1:;
was the occasion of his death. The prisoner was fully
committed.
Cueozziat's INciuzsr.—An Inquisition was taken.
yesterday, in St...James's-street, before A. Gala., Esq.
coroner for Westminster, on the body of Wm. Bryant,
who WAS supposed to have been killed by a blow he
received from the waiter at the Coach and Horses
chop-house. Dover-street, on Friday last. J. Sliergold,
the waiter, was taken into custody on naiday, and
examined at Bow-street. It appeared by the testimony
of three witnesses, that the deceased, who was &helper
40 the stage coaches, was dozing with his 'leaden else
of the tap-room tables, and in the way of day waiter,
who was cleaning the windows on Friday Owning ;
Sherold desirethim to move, and he refuhed, with
abusive, irritate eg language. High wads emued,
and the waiter said he would kick him if it were not
other -

Nd 11411: INTELLIGENCE.
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FALMOUTH, AUGUST Si.
Sailed the Swiftsure packet, fur New-York and
Halifax.

. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 1.
Arrived the Earl Spencer cutter from the Downs.
—Sailed the Quaint and FOXHOUND, on a cruize.—
The SEALARK of 12 guns, went from Hamm= to
the Sound,—Wind S.W. •
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. I.
Arrived the Dzawawr from a eruize.—Sailed the
GRAMPUS for Cadiz ; PYLADES sloop of war for Gi.
braltar ; and the Lwow:imam frigate, on a cruize.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER S.
Sailed the Timms and NIEMEN on a cruize off the
Scheldt) and the atsurr sloop of war for Sheerness.
YARMOUTH, SEPT. t.
Sailed the CHANTICLEER, Captain SPEAR, with
French prisoners, for the Nose ; and the KING Geottos
cutter for the fleet off Flushing. Arrived the SIM--
mums from Harwich, having landed her di,patches
which she brought from Gottenburgh. Sato/ day
morning last, during the gale, a vessel struck on the'
Home sand, went to pieces, and all the crew were
lost : the boats from the :bore, on account of the
surf, could not render them any assistance.
Sam 2.—Arrived this morning, the CHANTICLEER
from a cruize. Passed by the STA [curia gun-bsig,
with part of the Baltic convoy, which lett Wing°
Sound on the 27th ult. in all nearly 300 sail, under
convoy of the SNAKE, WRANGLER, VIXEN, and STAN.
' LIN©. The SNAKE parted company with those for
Leith, and the VIXEN with the Hull ships. The
Twzmo passed this morning with the outward-bound
Baltic convoy. Sailed the HottaTio to join Admiral
YOUNG, and the REDBREAST for Heligoland. .
DUNDEE, AUGUST U.
We have this tweet the p•Z:usur.: of announcing the
arrival of fire of the vessels employed in the Davis's
Straits fishery. They have been remarkably success.
ful, us will appear from the enumeration of their car.
goes:—the Advice, 10 fish, which will produce
about 150 tons of oil ; the Calypso, 11, or 150 tons ;
the Horn, 16, or 200 tons ; the Estridge, 10, or
165 tons ; the Friendship, 13, or 165 tons ; these,
together with the cargo of the Mary Ann, which ar-
rived so ling ago as the Ist July, make a tot tl of
about 1000 tons of oil ; by far the greatest quantity of I
the article.ever imported in one year into this place t
and which, with tha whalebone, may be valued at I
thirty-seven or forty thousand pounds.