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*vVINDSOR, SOT. IL—Yesterday his MAJESTY took
usual airing in the Great Park. • This morning his
Ind suite atreinded Divine Service, which was
the Royal Lodge by the Rev. Dr. Sum Nita.
Iteracron the pony phaetons were in readiness
Lodge at three o'clock, at which time his
"r, accompanied by the LORD STEWAItD,
the Castle. The KING proceeded down
Walk, and entered the Castle by the Little
after a stay t.f half an hour returned by the
to the Royal-Lodge.
al Highness the Princess A trousm, at-
.wo Ladiet in Waiting, heard Divine Service
1511 Chtirch.

NAVAL I.VI ELLIGENG E.

iSTRIBUTTON OF PRIZE-MONEY.
:men, for the Csperance, on the 25d inst. at No. 7, Great
; and rectlled Tuesdays and Fridays.
at noon, will be bunched from Portsmouth Dock-
taiesty ship 1 RINCPMS Cataamerre, to carry 110-guns,
;arta brig, intended for the packet service. The I'RIPI-
- has A-tn built on the enlarged lines of his Majesty's
• sr, having the dimensions increased ; length, from 185
hp
-,, :97 fret; breadth, from 51 feet six inches, to 52 feet nine
~,he4; and !further'. front 2164 to 2417 tons. She is fitted on the
tro principle of workit:g the cables in the middle instead of the
lower gun-eck, and has the improved round stern. with, for the
whole length figure of the late Princess Cstaimorrs, which
fintly executed.
he Voxace, 29, at Portsmouth ; TALBOT 28, at Plymouth;
s• d the lins, 18, st Deptford, are to be commissioned.:
Lieutenants 11. L. RICHAUDS and CAMAC are appointed to the'
fatATvA ; Mr. r.f.sos, to be Surgeon of the ALMON • Me. HAILS,
to be Puller of the TALBOT j and the Rev. Joust lELLIIIIY, to be
Chaplain of Sheerness Dock-yard.
Tee Swallow, of London, was driven on shore at Montserrat
d.:.7aog a violent gale, the 26th July,and it was feared would br lost.
The Vali int, MARTIN, and Trial, IlAzvcr, were driven on shore
The Sir William Congreve. bound to Loudon, is totally lost at
ports Skin
Me St. Vincent's Planter, Palmer, put into St. Croiz the 28th
161 y, to great distress.
}AMAIN SEPT. 10.—Wind S.W. to S.S.E. strong gales.—
Anistil the 'Marchioness of Salisbury packet, from Corfu—sailed
tsd July; Jlalta, 2d ultimo; Gibraltar, 17th; and Cad' z, the ,2d
...taat ; linnet packet, from Lisbon—sailed thespoke
Stanmer packet, ping in ; Goldfinch packet, tram tile Leeward
lsh.nds—sailed from St. Thomas's, 4th August ; and Lord Niel-
wile packet, from America—sailed from New York, the .nf
August; and from Halifax, 23i1 do. Sailed the SandwichtOth packet,

tot Lisbon.
Ptrmou•rn, Seer. W.S.W.—Arrived the Tobago,
anta, and (h.orge, DANSEN, from Quebec.
Poems/or:re, Seer. 11.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived his Majesty's
11:p iFaftes, from Jamaica. Sailed the Amelia, BULLY, front the
lhAvas, I,r
hum IN %smug—Britannia, Genoa, Windsor Castle, Druid,
Shamrock, Harlequin, Pandora, Helicon, and Nightingale; Scourge
and Harpy, Revenue cutters.
Jimmies !mom sun 3lain—Camelion, Bittern, and Vigilant.
Doves, Sin.. 11.—Off the port, the Barbara, —, from Rio
ilaneiro—sailed sth July; and reports the arrival of the Vibelia
transport, after beating off a pirate in sight of Fogo.
Omit, Seer. 11:-Wind S.E.—Arrived yesterday, and sailed
iar the River, the Clinks. for from the West ladies; Cor-
della, Betty, from P.ilermo; and Essex, SCALUNDIE, from Villa
Nuova. Also to day, the Circassian, BORTHWAITL; from Bengal;
1;lzy front St. John's (N. 8.); Integrity, Wtstre, from
Trinidad; Liaodovery, Ps PlahT, front .famaica; and the Britannia,
from St. Kitt's. Arrived from the River, and remain, the
Nautilus, 'bum for the Cape of Good Hope; Ossian, Mums, for
the Canaries; Pronthe, Goias, for Bombay ; Miriam and Jane,
timer, and Mansfield, JAMIESON. for Quebec; Eagle, HATPU,
for Berbice ; Surrey, Goats, for St. John's (N. 8.); Timor, Four,
far the South Seas ; and the Faults, &TORT, for India.....the latter
lying-to fur passengers.
./AvEaroot., Seri. io.—Wind S.—Arrived yesterday, the Chit-
drtn't, PROCTOR, front liarbadoes; Britannia, front ?Irv,.
foundland ; Jemima, ---, from Sicily; Goldhunter, Wow.-
IV MIGHT, and Nest York, DENINFTT, from New York—sailed 16th
August; Richard, toe, front A:mu-eat; Thomas and Hannah,
heat c, front Cadiz ; and Ilmjamin, P/111117%; from Sicily. Also
iti.day, the Perthshire, SANGSTte, from Malaga ; liall,Cts &UM
J.:IIZiC3 ; and South Camel:au, front Charleston.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-(THIS DAY).

11,e Middlesex Sessions commenced this day ; the
ta:endar is unusually heavy. Within the last two
,months, there have been committed to the New Prison,
Clerkenwell, 124.9 prisoners for various offences, many
of ehich are capital. Nearly 220 out of the above
number will take their trial this Session. The number
of ; risoners in this gaol at the present time exceeds that
of any former period. It has been suggested that a
Sestion held between the months of June and Septem-
ber would be a remedy for this great accumulation of
public business, but during the absence of the Judges,
on the Circuits, it would be difficult, if not improper
(consistently x ith the strict principles of justice) to esta-
blish such a practice. There are, in the House ot Cot-
recti on, Coldbath-fields, at the present time, upwards
of 450 prisoners, nearly all of whom are under sentence
of past Sessions.
The Grand Jury having been sworn in, the Chairman
briefly addressed them on the uature of the duty they
had to perform. The Petit Jury was then sworn. •
IMPORTANT REGULATIONS.
The CHAIRMAN took occasion to call the attention
of the Bar to some important regulations which it had
been found necessary to make in the practice of the
Court. For years it had been usual to take the tra-
verse cases on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays ;
on Thursday the appeals, which were continued on
Friday ; and Saturday, and following days, the larcenies.
A praCtice, however, had long prevailed, by which
much inconvenience had arisen, namely, motions were
made to put off trials, to respite recognizances, to
stay proceedings relative to venues, and notices of
trial, and so forth, at all hours of the day; and Coun-
sel having stated that the application was made on
affidavit, the Court usually took it for granted that the
application was correct, and granted the motion. This
course, however, was at length found to be fraeght
with the utmost mischief, and in many sases to have,
by this means of chicane trick, put the other party, if
not out of Court, to very considerable expense. The
Court, therefore, had resolved to hear no motions after
the first day of the Sessions, as affidavits could as well
be made on the Thursday before, as after the Sessions
-bad commenced.
INCREASE OF ALLOWANCE OF COSTS.
The CHAIRMAN also noticed the fact of frequent
complaints of the sum allowed as costs of the day. He
was of opinion that the sum now allowed was too small;
and, therefore, if the Bar would consult on what sum
they would consider sufficient, the Court would 'make
an order that that only should be paid,. and thus many
angry observations would be avoided.
Messrs. Ainuutos and Anoimaus suggested, that notices might
be printed, stating .the above regulations, and posted in the
.proper °Sm.
• MC COM' intimated that this should be done.
INFORMATION TO OFFICERS.
The names of the Men summoned to attend to keep order
under the new regulation, by which any one failing is Uabk to a
tine of 101. were then called. The elect was apparent, as there

w4s not one absentee.
The only case tried was tot a common assault, and cached,
he slightest interest.

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