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The Ruffians, 'who are no lets alert than the enanan, AMERICA. *' • ' xiOrtcAL pc TELLIGRATE. ' 'SPORTING INTEL T.IGIINCE. 1
• have anticipated them in a very important point.— • a
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. By a rapid march, a detachment from the Ruffian American papers to the aath of February have FALMOUTH, Awe 7.—Arrived the Englifb brig . NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, z 306. ..
army oolleded in the lonian Mandl, furprifed and come to hand. We are happy to find that they dil Guineaman, Tato, taken by a Squadron of French WADNISDAY, •PRIL 9.
obtainedpoireffinn of the ftrong pot known by the play more temperance than was apparent in thole men of war, off Cape Mount; Afire French Cartel, The Third Oafs of the Cortland Stakes of fogs. each ,
h. fr. D. I. •
before teceived. from the Craft of Africa, with the Officers and crew Mr F. Neale's Quiz, aged, pit alb name of Rave& adaire,which commands the mouths- t
Mr W. Feowick's MIS, Coiner, 4 ps old, ER 41b . 2
A Refolution has pared the Senate, authorifing the of his Majefty's Hoop tavouair a, Captain DAVY
• of the Cattarn, and this at the very time that a Frenchu Mr Lake's Giles, aged, 81t i.. 11) 3
corps was on its way to occupy it. The (mall Au- Prefident "to demand and infill upon the relloration taken by the fame fquadron on the 6th January, 40 Mr eienl o i
- rog_y's .. c."....pto.emus. 4 yrs old. yft 3lb - 4
Witchcraft, 3 yrs Yorkthire, brother
of the property of their Citizens, captured and con- leagues S. E. of the Cape de Verdi : this fquadron 'a, to old, yft •
alien garrifori which was there, yielded it immediate. Vlr Watfon
tolb
1y to their former Allies, on the ground that they destined on the pretence of its being employed in..* had previoufly captured the Robert, Hero, Belize, Sir H. Vane's Mater Betty, 4 yr., old, Bft nib . piii
were incapable of maintaining it ; a circumllance trade with the enemies of Great Britain, prohibited and Flora Weft Indianten. The Favourite had fent Sir J Shelley's Moultaehe, 3 yrs old. yft Vs ' ed
in time of
Each American Citizens peace ; and u
forp Mr on the indemnification of in
toffee damages a Freed) privateer brig to Goree. The fquadron Smith's, ;Ili b.l
ii. Prodigal,) . . 3 yrg
which has, very probably, before this time, been the
bought a Mr Howorth,
zens their oes and confined of the Regulus, So guns, la Sibelle, of 44 Three to 1 agt occafion of a !harp reprefentation to the Court 0fQ.24-5 to ase Mita Coiner-6 to
occafioned by fuch captures and condemnations; and guns, la Prefident, of 44, and la Surveillance, of a 8
Vienna. Notwithltanding the impoffibility of effee- s age
,Glitedes—t 3edtor
et
lag(' Yorkthire. 1 '
Nine oth
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to enter rots Cush arrangements with the Britifh Go. guns.—Arrived the Pruflian galliot Iris, Captain paid only rose"; each,nthiccharwasodlevidnientwtheeentitnbee owPrerneerarib"Oli
tual refillance on the part of the Autrians, it will be
vernment, on this and all other differences rubfilling Teigman, from Bourdeaux, bound to Konningtharg, trd.hoefos. If '
difficult for them to make out fuch a cafe as will pre-
between the two Nations (and particularly refpeding laden with wine and brandy, detained by the Han Suterintii.on3
; i Plate
eldosf 85(10.167.1bf."antdw04 Tyre oolhdls.'oerrying
L.. vent the fufpicion of BONAPARTI. He will be dif-
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pored to infer, that there has been Come underftand- the impreffment of American Seamen), as may be lequin armed Ihip.—Sailed the Prince's Charlotte
confiftent with the honour and intereft of the United packet, Captain Pawsow, with a mail for Barbadoes Two yr old Courfe.
ing between the Ruffians and Auftrians, in conk- Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. LyJia, 3 yrs old - I
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Sir F. Standlib's b. f. filter to Duzbury, 3 yrs old • 1 I
States, &c." and Jamaica.—Wind S. E.
t quence of which he has been tricked out of a ceffion Mr Lake's b. c. by Gouty, dam by Efespe, a yrs old
et The words " intift upon," were on motion omit- Parieoura,APßlc B.—Came in the Sudden Death Mr R. Boyee's bf. Orange Girl, a yrs old 3
of great importance. It will be Coon fees whether
D. of Grafton', b. f. Merrytbought, 2 yrs old
ted, but the reft of the Refoludon paed. French chafre maree, with wine, from Bourdeaux,
the French will undertake to expel the' Ruffians fromir Mr Abbey's cb. c. Victory, by Pegefus, 3 yrs old
In fa& the matters in difpute are now under ton- taken by the ,Pacaes frigate; Pruffian galliot Baer- Mr Windt's h. e. brother to Lumbago, 2 yrs old
this poll, or whether they will fix the Emperor Faa -
Mr Howortb's eb. e. Honelty, 3 yrs ok
u toleration between the two Governments, and we boleti, H. C. DICKMAN, Mailer, from Bourdeaux, Mr Ladbrokes b. c. Wormwood, 3 yrs old . dr I eta 'lathe terms of the Treaty of Prefburgh, and- de
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doubt not, that in fpite of French influence, the true bound to Amlterdam, laden with wine and prunes,
call upon him to do that for them. It would not Mr Wilfon's do. f. by aid,Buz 1 yrs old . dr
interefts of the two will lead to an amicable edict- detained by the &meas. of 18 guns ; Pruflian Mr Sitwell's B. f. GoAccip r old . dr
furprize us if the Ruffians and French were Coon to General 011WCet h. e Swlnley, 3 yrs old . dr . II
meafure their firength in Venetian Dalmatia. The meat' galliot Floes, Captain J. Poor, from Liverpool, for The Judge could place but three.
Dantzic, laden with fu gar and coffee, detained by the Five to a on Lydia.
Gen. Grofvenor's br. c. by Hambletonian dam by
poll which the former have Co adroitly occupied, is H H Isar will hold a drawin room, on the Be
Her AJ
of great military importance. and we that meet to X trey privateer. Sailed with difpatcher, the Moo- Sir Peter, bought of Sir J. Eden, hear Lord de
loth mt. ck•
G caseate, of 18 guns; haus, of to guns ; and Gra. ville'a b. c. by Buzzard, out of Offian's dam, SIL
fee fame extraordinary eforts made by the latter to Notice was yefterday morning affixed at the e.
for the stares, of So guns, to join the Channel fleet. Came
difpoffers them. The French have affembled between neral Poft-Office, that the packets would, 711). each. Ab. M. wogs. h. ft.-3 to r met Gen.
Grmofvenor's br. c.
in the Armee, of 36 guns, from a cruise; Bremen . I,
forty and fifty thoufand men in Dalmatia 4 the num- future, fail from Harwich to Hufum, inked of Cur-
An
.r. Ladbroke's Bullard, beat Mr. Cave Brown's i
ber of the Ruffians at Corfu, and the other Viands, is haven. galliot Metta Chriftiana, Captain Noumea molar, from tipator, Sa. alb. each. D. 1. roogs.-4 to t ,-
not lel. than thirty thoufand. The latter have, be- Difpatches, dated the ad intent, were received Bourdeaux, for Dantzic. laden with wine and brandy, on Bullard. I;
yellerday from Admir.al.THo2.22o2ouesty, off Roche- detained by the Betfey privateer; Pruffian Ihip Mr. Emden's Poll Thomplim, 61. 71b. rec. ft.
N fides,. the command of the fen; an advantage which
Liverpool for Datum, from Mr. Tolley's Ford! Lady, 71t. [sib. B. C. •
fort, where he is cruising with five fail of the line, Naide, Captain Raoselt, from 'l
brings the two armies almoft to an equality. betide. frigates and hoops. The enemy's force in
laden with coffee, fugar, fah, and tobacco, detained w°gs. h. ft.
Boa AAAAA a has to many caprices in affigning in- that harbour confifted of five fail of the line, four ,I
elemnities, and parcelling out the German Empire, frigates, and three hoops, apparently in a forward by the Betfey privateer. Poll Sweepttakes of loogs. each, h. ft. colts all. 31b.
fillies 811. D M riling 3 yrs old
hate for fee. The Calcutta man of war, captured Poarsuovra, Aram ea—Sailed the DIFIANCI Mr sftwairs Clalher, by SI; Peter, out of Hyde, ree. ft.
that none of thole whom he lets in for an allotment
by the above fquadron, was alfu in a (tate of for- man of war, and Sreenweac brig of war. on a
of it are certain of keeping poireffion for fix months wardnefs. , i
together. The Archduke FIRDINAND was transferred, cruize. Arrived the Charlotte Sophia, —, from
nighti at.Firriy3 Tee
lagain prefixed themfelves !alt
?. Yefterday a Court of Directors was held at th
Bourdeaux, detained by PEzeota Sloop of war;
by the peace of Prelburgh, from Salt aburgh to Left India Houk. when the unanimous thanks of theetalments have taken place,eatraend tome e judicious
additions
the thip Brutus, —, from Baltimore, bound to made of fcenery, which was not before in perfea werere 1 Wurtaburgh ; that arrangement has not been found Court were voted to Cneauts GRANT and Giotto'# ' 1‘
convenient. He is now.it teems, to be put in poffeffion SMITH, Efqrs. the Chairman, and Deputy Chair- Hembree, detained by the Datum gun brig; the diners. It forms altogether a mnit delightful fpaork.
Man, for their unremitting exertions for the interefts Vrow Refine, —, from Cowes, for Hambro'; and Died, on Sunday laft, after a long niers, at her 1
of the Principality of Fulda, the laa occupier of
!auk on Clapham Common, in thetSetthr year of her 1
of the Company during the laft Aaron. the Dolphin, Garr, bound to Bremen, detained by . which, the Prince of °RANO!, is to be cnmpehfated The following Commanders took leave previods to age, Mrs. De ss '
with the Bifhoprie of Ofnaburgh. The States of the departing for their refpedive deftinations, viz. the ROYAL WILLIAM man of war. The outward. ls eaPORT, Efq.late......
'rid"'
and
leta of j°llll
of the fame place. ili
Church, too,are doomed to undergo the revolutionary Capt. HA Lusovrom (atton China aired. bound Newfoundland, ()seine, and Halifax fleets w„ o
TMINSTBIL oessions.—Thefe &Mons com.
prooefs. The conduct of Boaaraera to the Pops kciVio, Inhaamlecti,,,,ket. Et:: fa tomorrow. Wind E. N. E. menced yefterday. Mr.
.Mais mama°, and a nu.
combines in it both firearm and ingratitude. He --- NORMAND Experiment Bombry and Bengal. Doyle, Aran. B.—His Majefly's floopDiarosece merous Bench of Magiftrates, were preterit. t
BATL/lIS . Huddart Madeira and Bombay. and new gun brig failed !alt night on a cruize. His Mr. Hyfier, a gentlemaa of property and great
might have as well eked out a precarious exiftence in•
The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till this day. refpeltability, belonging to the Exchequer was in-
fome of the departments of France, as on the borders yeaerday Majefty's gun brig 'Nouse, Lieut. GLIM/WORN dieted for an atrault on Mr. Azzaretti ; ' 11 ;
hat defined and fent into this port the kip Fdrtuna, Bridge-ftreet, Wefiminfter. It appealed from the
, a jewe..er, .I 1
a Ballot was taken at the Eall India
of the tavern likes of Venice, where, it appears, Houk, for the Election of fix Diretators ice four
;'' his future refidence is to be eftablithed. years, in the room of Wteataie Dsv ..... . Erg. of and for Koningtberg, with a cargo of fall and evidence of the profecutor, that on the 7th of Oc.
The Makiteser of the tit initant contains a Mefrage Cumuli GRANT, Efq. Sir S. Lvsnrwooon, Bart. fruit, from Sc. Mk's. tober lalt, Mr. Holier came to his (hop, and puro
ch.afed a comb,
.for which he was to have paid one Geo. SMITH, Erin Wreasasi Toitamormi, Efq. and APRIL ea—Arrived in thetatoads this morning his
of the Emperor to the Senate, and the Speech by killing. He lard the money down on the counter,
Swear Toone, arca who went out by rotation. Majelly's Sloop Druoincs.,and Um:ear gun brig, and then went out of the (hop, with the comb in his
which it was preceded from the Arch-Chancellor of At fix o'clock the glaffcs were finally clofed,, and
from tea, they brought in *fah them ten or eleven pocket. The profecutor, on examining
the Empire. From there documents we learn, that delivered to the Scrutineers, Glamor Cuomo. Rs-the (billing.
antral wifely, which they have fence releafed. The found that it was bad, and' imnundiately followed the
he has created Prince Josseit King of Naples and CHAAD CLAY, Joan LAYTONirOII BOAR, BINIAIIIII
Defendant, and, begging his' perdon, Laid the (hit-
Sicily ; that he has given the Duchy of Gualtalla to B , and CAMPBELL AJORIBANKS, Efimiree. BASILISK gun brig bas Cent in here the (hip Maria
ling he had given fbr the comb was bad. The an-
his lifter the Printers PAULIN* andher hatband Prince who at an early hbur reported that the elation' had Liii'6"ltabeth, of Hambro', Captain Homo bound to
fwer made by the Defendant was, 4' You lie, yon
. I =singe°, with a cargo of fugar, coffee, dee. from safest." An altercation then took place, and ythe
fallen on
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Boeotian ; that the Duchies of Berg and Cleves ja„ Bias, Erg onn !Nom, Efq.
have been conferred upon Minter ; and that the at- w n
Sur
st._ itiatET, Bart. •14112PATTISON. £l.l. Ilea , *Havannah. Arrived the Nat cutter from a proiecutor infifted upon knowing where the Wen. 1
dant lived. 'Mr. Holier refuted to give him any fa. : I
Hon. 1,0 F. ELPRINSTONI oar TILAVARS Bfig. , • ' • • The Bemuse gun brig, Lieut. Htoos, is
MIMS'.
tachment and fervices of BkRTHInt have been re-
tisfaftion whatever, and !wore that if he attempted
who were. eclared duly cleated. '
tuft come into the Roads, and has fent into this bar-
warded with the Principality of Neufehttel: The Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London before
bout three large Quips, under Danik colours, bat I follow him, he would knock him down. This th to.
Imperial decrees for regulating there dignities occupy the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord E nepotist. Lord however, did not prevent Mr. Azzaretti from Iplit:rt.u.
revere' columns of the Official Paper. He has in- Chief Plaices eh- in and after Eafter Term, 1806, have not been able to learn the particulars of them, ruing the Defendant, who at length agreed to go 4
IN TERM. they being put under quarantine. Wind N. E. into a coffee room in the neighbourhood, and write
traduced one inflitution into his fyllem of a fede-
his addicts. When this was done, the profecutor
minniesz2. LONDON.
DIAL, Aram co—Sailed the Combatant praam, rative Empire which may, if the fyflem (hall nut. Monday April a 8 Widoefday Aprft 30
Rill milled on following the Defendant, alledging. 1
live its founder, be produaive of important paha. trot; Mayil Zeatrikalr; May. on a cruise.—Arrived the Valorous praam, Archer
, that a perfon who had aded in fuch a manner would
cal confequences. He has, at the time that he declares Friday 16 Saturday 3; gun brig, and Profpero bomb, from a crnize: tne not Ecru le to give a fate addref.. This enraged
AFTER TERM. latter with a detained Teta under American colours, Mr. Holier to fuch a degree, that he caught the pro.. i I
the independence and reparation of the Kingdoms Tuefday ao Wednefday at
and remain in the Downs with the rat of the (hips fecutor by the throat, tore his thin and waillcoato j
of Italy, and of Naples and Sicily, from the French Mr. Fox left town yellerday, for his feat at Saint and gave him a blow which knocked him down.— •as per laft ; and Chatty, Samna, for ilxebec. I / 1
Empire, refereed to hank% as head of the Fede- Ann's Hill, for a few days.
The next day Mr. Azzaretti wrote a' letter to the I
rative,Conftitution, the power of creating a number The Earl of MOIRA, after dining on Eater Monday FROM LLOYD', LIST. :
0 . MD, Aram 9.—Paged by the Verona, Dorman, Defendant, requiring an apology, which was kora-.
of Grand Duchies, Fiefs of the Empire, in there at the Manfion Houk, fet off ateleven o'clock at night fully refuted.
hem :
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for his feat in Lekallerthire, to meet the Counters of (acre:, cirue'etrailltrne ZrlianfLettafritrelraNani":VVarer7 Eli."' Mr. KNAPP, on the part of the Defendant, endea.
feveral States. To each of there, of which the Ve-
Loutma and Moult& on her arrival from Edinburgh.
, . , the Edward, Powcy, for Newfoundland; Horatio, Milne, for voured to palliate the offence, by slating, that hu-
netian territories are to rutin& twelve, Naples fix, • '
They are expelled in tows next week at their houfe in massacre; Lydia, Lawton; and the Trdawney Planter, Ordg, man nature was filch, that few men could at all 11
Parma and Piacenza three, and Mafia and Carrara fee gitsbec.times retain their paffion, and he left it to the Jury
St. James's Place. ,
one, contiderable revenues are to be appropriated.— The Earl of CALIDON, the Earl and Cnunters of )ARTICULAR/ or arra CAPTURE OF one is reeve, zy to judge, whether an accufation. in the open (tree;
The petty Sovereigns who are to rule over them, are, Ems' mass, Lady,Bcewav and family,and Lady E. THC NMI. CAPTAIN J. W. LORING. of palling bad money, were not fufficient to enrage ' •
in the firfl inflance, to be nominated by the Head of ALSRANDIR, with the whole of their fuite, minted on On the 28th of March, at one P. M. being dole any man ?
Saturday morning Taft, at Holyhead from Dublin. in with the. Ifle of Groaaix, the Niobe difcovered five The CHAIRMAN Rated, that in the prefent cafe there
the F.-eash Empire, And as often afterwards as ea-
They came over in the Untrue packet, and landed, fail, confuting of war no fuch aceufation, the profecutor having limply
mucks thin arife from default of legitimate male Me. La GORlTiere, 48 VMS, 24-poundeno affirmed, that the killing was not good. 14.
after a tempeftuous voyage of 38 hours, at fea.
La Revanche, 44 it
In another decree it is declared, that the kingdom A very felea and pleafant Subfcription Ball was The Jury found the defendant guilty, and he was n c
IA &rem. 44 11/
of Italy, until it (hall have created an army edits own, given on Tuefday eaening by the Nobility and Gentry La Felielte, 44 t 8 fentenced by the Court to pay a fine of 201.
Mall be defended by French troops, to be paid and of Ealing, and its neighbourhood, at the Old Hats: La Nearqwe, 16 2 fwivels. Captain Montferrat was indided for an afrault on
a porter to a wine merchant in Bond-
there were prefent Lord MACDO22sD and family, She made the private fignal, which they did not John Wallis,
maintained by the Emperor ; and for this purpole he
Lady DALLING, Mr. FLITCH RII and family; Mr. antwer ; the cnniequently made fail, and chaced, Meet.
orders, that two millions five hundred thoufand livres Rosters, and the Rev. Dr. KERR, Rev. Dr. and with a view of endeavouring to attack them fepa• P appeared from the evidence of the profecutor.
(100,000 l ) (hall be remitted to bit Imperial Treafury Mr. Grwls, Mrs. HALIFAX and her fair daughters, rattly, in cafe of reparation. The whole fquadron that m the toth of July lafl, about eleven o'clock at \
every month, from his 'Treafury as King of Italy.— and feveral Officers of the ;4th Dragoons.
,
The army is protea the Italian Kingdom for fix
it.w.r, at fist, and to prolong its fervices, Ihould the .cot:; dud fail from the Niobe. The brig being left night, when he went home to his lodging, in John%
The Ball at. Brighton, on Monday, was extremely attan of the reit, threw all her guns overboard, et. ' court, Goldemiquare, he met the Defendant, witla
fplendid.rnostA staLorditspasd, Lady
Hen.Caureaapetn, Mr. and Mr.. cep. two, but wan outfailed by the Niobe, who two foldiers, handing at the enhance of the court,
the C B , and went at the rate of eleven knots and a half, ;ad be. he palled them without exchangaig a word, but in a k
...11 cutnflances of Europe, at the expiration of that ; all therafitionables in the neighbourhood,were prefent. gan to gain very fall on her at eight o'clock. Find few moments after he and his tune having to go out
period, require it. refterday morning the remains of the Duehefs of ing that the mull be taken, if not protected by the col:my their fiiiiper, when they came to the end of the
The lifenitrar of the ad infant, contains intelli. Devolosanta were interred with great Funeral Pomp fquadron, the brig made fignals of her danger, by court, the Defendant called out, 'here comes that •
fence from Naples, relating to the progrefs of the
in the Family Vault, at St. Stephen's Church, Derby. lights and (ley rockets. The Niobe came up with rascal, and the b—li his wile," and immediately
The Heade was met three miles from Derby by the her at half pat eight, and fired three vollies of ma- knocked the profecutur down. A great crowd then
French arms, of lb late a date as the 22d silt. The whole of the Country Nobility and the Duke', quetryoupon which (he truck. gathered about them, and the Capasin was taken to
Neapolitan army, which retired into Calabria, was not tenantry refiding there, who ennduated the i amain' In taking potation of her, the Niobe was confi. the watch bourn.
capable of making fuccet.ful refiflance to the French to the place cf interment with heartfelt farrow. derably annoyed by the rat of the fquadron, who had Mr. GOMM, od the part ofthe Defendant, tared i
divifions which were detached after it. Probably a General Rocnassasau is arrived at Wincaunton. thortened fail, to prntedt her. Several lights were that a great outcry was railed atiaint his client in
There are now 200 French prifcners of war on pa- ken clofe to leeward, ar,d it was imagined that the john'oennt r, whetc he was callgd a crimp, and 1
principal motive for retreating into that end of the I
rule in that little town. fquadron were lying to, in order to Meade the MA:, abided in the vilest manner, and even knocked down •
peninfula was the hope of obtaining a readier paffage Boairro.—Yeflerday the attention of the paffen• who was by no means intimidated by the fuperiority, before he attempted to Alike a blow. To prove Mi.
to Sicily. General DAMAS, it would appear, aid not , ger,: in Blackfliars Road was attracted by a well- but waited with impatience for the return of day, to flatement, the landlord of a peklic houfe near the ,
place, was called, who deposed, that, he beard
f a very 4
chink it prudent to maintain himfelf in the thong po. ! fought pugiliflio battle, between a Brewer's Servant have an opportunity, not of attacking the whole
and a Coal Heaver belonging to Whiteftiars Wharf. Catladron, but of availing her felf of any favourable great noire, and that the_ tn.rcilect., ;ires wi
ae,
u_whon wag
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Cation he bad taken; the numerous retlanbt, were
generally drunk, was htlri y mph j din b fi 8 11,
i The combatants quarrelled about their horfe,, and occurrence. Butin the m to • were all out
abandoned without a (hot. !'bete articles from •
maintained the contelt upwards of twenty miute. of fight. Defendant, and calling him crimp.
Naples fay nothing af the Prince Royal and hi, Bro. with great courage and faience. The Brewer's Ser. The Nearque.is a fine new brig ; 11:e ha. on boas d Op crab examination by Mr.
.el i aacr a, ilia witnefs .
ther ;we may therefore conclude that they base ef. vant having by a lucky hit doled up the left eye ef money, equipage for troops, and fix months dole. of aeltonwledged, that f:av!nenelrea.9l7le, Ii l'e•Penlre.fn' •
• t II mop, .
his adverfary, , the latter gave in, and the vilior, who every kind. She was just rigged, had on board one' for did not putrefies his
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fried their retreat to Meffitia.he
and i. in every refpedt fit The Jury intently foai.4 t Def endent amielty
proved. himfelf game, was placed. by his fellow fen- hundred
.and three men, a
It is rather lingo] Ir, that the Dwell Papers arc en- 4#:iron was bound to Marti• and he was fratenned by theg. tillt anpay g Immo
j vants in triumph upon the busts in the dray, and, in for a cruize. The fnu
' 'I *I cOm lie " . ')ihe in tint y pli wah.
;„, cf 0 p ,
'lliac, it' the report of the pr.foaers may G trolled. ad. whie
rely filent retpedi,.
:" the pr"':ed—ns the —'l`2" that foliation, carried to Calvert', Brewery.
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SONNET TO SO:

Oh ! pleating Wand'cer of the tack grove,
Thee, Solitude ! my footfteps Mite to met
With me participate in dream, of Love,
With me Deluded In thy calm Retreat.
Far from the bufy tumult of Mankind,
Together let us woo the lovely Nioe :
Teach me to Bare thy envied Pace of Mind,
And breathe the inesence of thy foal in mine.
On Natures bounties, and hr fruitful Store,
In mutual earraft let our thoughts now mute,
And Science thro' it's flow'ry paths explore,
'I be Aide refinancing, which it's charms dWatc.
But, mid' our Reerles, grateful Solitude,
Let Enuna's lively image oft intrude'

ASSIZES.

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CARDIFF.—There was only one prifoner tried at
theft Affixes, vie. Maws William, charged with the
wilful Murder of Margaret William, his fervent : the
pi if ner'sfen had be en committed on the fame charges
but the Grand Jury did not find a bill againft him.
In fupr ort of the prosecution it appeared, by the
examination of the evidence, that one evening in
Gaither lea, the prifoner nn returning home to (up.
per, defired the deceafed to get him Come bread and
ham r ; bin that not being fatisfied as to the quanti
ty, feint words arose, and the deceafed obferving,
that the gboll of his brother bad appeared to her,
and that the had been informed by other perfoas that
they had Peen the fame, be got up and laid bold of
her, and 'hook her violently, Druck her with his bk
nn the fide, threw her on the ground, and dragged
her about, and gave her fame blows with his bands
and knees oo the thighs, aced lower past of bar Wily-
While the deceafed was down, the rowelled the wit-
nefs,who was a &resit of theprifoner.tualfift beet but
fdorganWilliam, the fon,defired him not to interfere,
for the deceafed had canted much mifchief in the fa.
milt'. Soon after, the woman a d to be dead.
alid was lifted into a chair. ht R (be was in the
chair, the painter appeared to be in a diftraairm of
grief, called her his dear Tuttle Peggy, begged Ilse
would (peak to him, and kited her on the eheek.—
Some spirits were then put into bee Mouth, which the
witness could not tell whether the (wallowed or not,
and the was afterwards taken up Retire on the (bout.
den of Morgan William, the fon.
A boy fifteen years old. Rated; that the prifoner
&fired him to fay that the deceafed had diedin a fit,
any one apedhim.
The funeral took place about the afaal time after
a natural death, at ten o'clock in the day-time, and
was attended by the friends of the deceafed.
' Griffith, Bk. the Coroner, depofed, that
about ten days after the death an ;aqua was demand-
ed, and that he had direeted the body to in taken up.
..1./ped examination there appeared many masks of
vlolence on the thighs and lower part of the belly,
eitdedtly made by an obtufe taltrnment, mid which
be wet convinced could not be the dm of natural
storruptices, nor the marks of any previous eruptive
alfeafe s that being satisfied as to the code of ter
&nth, be did not open the body. He admitted,
bewever, that there might be fome causes of (add%
death, which could only be difcoveredby a direr:lion
of the parts. Upon being, asked by the Court, whit
*as his belief of the cede of the death of the deceafedf
be was decidedly of opinion, that Ilse died in con&
qhence of the bruifes the bad received.
Dr. Tattoo, on behalf of the prifoner, faid he was
a phyfician reading at Swisofea, and bad fornetisnge
&en cafes of hidden death. Being 4G:a to give
Rh opinion at to the probability of 'ditcofouratroas
{the thin appearing after death, in a very clear and
itientific manner be slalomed the court, that the cir•
eolatioa of the blood is the left effort of
exig-
ence t that after the body is to outward appearance
dead, circulation may be for Come time going on,
though in an imperceptible degree; that while eir-
Calatton goes on, the vete!. Mutt be necelTarily in
eaion, and more or lefs full of blood ; and that during
this time, even after the appearance of diffOlutioa,
they may be broken by any violence or rough hand.
Mg; hid discharging their contents, oceafion dikee.
lourations of the (kin. He likewife obferved, that
there were various internal diforders and malforma-
tions of the organs, which might be exafperated by
violent agitations of the paGine or feelings, fo as to
dole fudden death ; that even the paffions themfelves
by an excels of exertion, might produce immediate
death by (perm. rupture of an artery, Ike. and that
there various internal;aufes of fndden death can only,
be difcovered by difkaion.
The Learned Jude, in a fpeeth of mach energy
and eloquence, recapitulated the evidence to the Jury,
and the latter, after retiring a few moments, brought
in their verdict—Guilty of Manflaughter.
On the following morning, the Judge palled fen-
tence on the prifoner in the following impreifive ad-
drefs r—t, Morgan William, you are conviaed of
Manflaughtcr alone, upon a charge of Murder, which
it was the exprefs opinion et the Court that your
guilt had incurred, if the facts in evidence were be-
lieved. The Jury therefore mull either have set up
their judgment of the law again( ours, or have miG
underlined the law as delivered by me, or have dif-
believed the witneffes, or have beenrnifled by the diali
nfyourcharaeter as a peaceable and goodnatured man.
As to their preference of their own law, in dire& and
wilful oppolition to that of the Court, I cannot and
will not believe it ; in other words, I mull not be-
lieve them to have abutfed their power and violaied
their dui y. If I was mifundertiood, it was not for want
of all the effoi is in my power to imprefs the rule and
principle upon their minds, with all the accuracy and
precision t hich I could [tamp upon them. As to the
difcredit of Lit WitlleireS, it happens that nor one of
them was impeached by yourfelf. No witneffes in
my judicial experience ever delivered their tcllimonies
with more delicacy of caution—one of them, unfo-
licited,marked in his evidence, that when yen kicked
this woman, you had no Mon on. The difference in
ace was trivial, but in his mind it occurred as a
feature softening the outrage. The fon of that father,
a boy to whom you recommended a talk account of
the death in confidence—apart--and with him alone,
is confirmed by the woman who laidout the deceafed,
And who reprefents that you told the fame fieian to
her. The evidence of the Coroner and Surgeon, Mr.
',tit-11%11s, to the caufe of the death as occalioued by

your violence, mull have convinced the Jury, when
they found yon guilty of manflatighter. They mull i
Therefore have thought (with ale) • the evidence of
D,flor Tinton wailed and thrown away. He en.
lightened Ili with certain other caulks of death, (re
coneileahle to Similar appearances) but which had no
pound for them in the fart. His evidence therefore
might have been (pared. As to your charxeer, Wit
were true, (and I will aiume its truth) it would
prove that you have deceived your neighbours, and
die you defet ve a charaCter the reverie of that which
his been given. Had a thoufand witnelfes called you
" peaceable and good•natured," this one tranfaairo
el pride and revenge would outweigh them all. The
Jury may have thought you did not mean to kill;
and therefore could not be guilty of murder; in
either words, may have thought you intended cruelty
and mifchief in the extreme to this defencelefs wo-
man—but (bore of death. If the fa& here foppaed
were true, the opinion that it was therefore no mar:
der would have been (silk, and it was reprobated b I
me with all the energy which (armed by the law)
could give to the opinions I delivered. But cool
they believe the fait, that you did not mean to kill ?
You that Paid the very minute before you made your
fire attack," it was in your hands to kill her?" Per-
haps they believe you were not mailer of your reafolb
but wed heated by pillion from the nutmeat of your
fire anger up to the very inn site of thiSpoor creature's
death. Could they believe it I could they believe you
heated, when, after luck a feather of provocatins;
you fell upon a defencelefs mina who did not raife
her hand *Mann 'do, beat her with your fill upon her
s
boron% and- thUghs--kieked her—and when the was
down peered your knees upon leveed parts of her
body, ineitaing blows and contufions men upon her
"refill Could tbey believe you were beatedoehen upon
her afeaing appeal to her fellovefer cant you cowman-
' ded him to defllk from any help to her? Could they
believe that you had no deliberate hatred in your,
mind. when these is not one mark of your pent-
[ tepee and remark t Your " dlaraftion" was the bor.
l'ror of momentary panic, and it came too late. But
it was fdloWichip in a very Short period by the coat-
i mand of a esitift wicked falfehond, in cold blood, IM-
raid upon one of your Cements—a falfehood al.
1 Arced the•very next marines by yourfelf. Hundreds
have been executed for murders left aggravated theta
yours, left depraved and Ifs cruel. It ts the fecond
inflatieeln the county of Glamorgan finee my jui i.
eid intertourfe with it, (aid I &ad, after this ac-
quittal, fear that it will not be the left), of a mailer's
tyran fervent. ending in death and in war-
der. MeyerMu motives of judgutrat or efeonfeience
inducted the Jury to deliver this media, it will be long
felt at a deep Rain upini the county. " that ruch
guilt as yours could efcape,"though I impute' do
UiLMO to the Mercy which I cannot un&reand.
—You have taught your foa to nimble yon•—He
did venture to entreat that you would arree your
murdering band—but when? &ha the 'helm had
expired. He had previendly fomented your. bitter.
refs agaista this wretched ineeture, hy telling °teat
idle torr of the ghee. wield yen relented by mit
herr Wh h ediin testis 6, an4okeirect 4islif4f liers ref Prue bet
to lie M elire, it! *A fa. 4 inf011,..y01,,
have done, Paid be. saifiliii MOP 0-tp hed! Gok
_o i
Matey 1 arefervants to be dans teemed i le It In tot
generous Wand dint we can bear of 'filch 4rianies I'
Had the Jury conviaed yet of the Murder, not all
bour opukmee, or die invitee it could makes woe/4
ard given tb the wort interval between your rev
! tenet and your death one additional hoer. Wb4
Would imagine that I am bilking all this timeilf
tuassilanglpteroybieb ia,inits legal aceepence,bitated
paffion, or a wanton aa with oft peril of life, beg
ending, by accident Unforefeen, in death ? - The
Jury would therntklits ignorantly tell is; that if it be
not murder it it very near it, and is die *nod aggra-
vated. of mannaeghter, which of comfit . would call
upon us to, infii4 ao exemplary penieunenttepon tack
an offeader truth it is a wader ; .it as nothing
elle. Istot one feature of the mitigated arinta'appears.
, It is at the bee a depraved and ci uel odtrigecendan-
gering life and ending in the death, for which A Was
calculated ; hut, at the worst it is alfo a deliberation
in cold blood, and with a decided purpofe to kill;
in both of there views it is equally a merrier. Yet
how to punifh it under its name of manfianghter is a
difficulty. We arc crippled, and yet it li Ito (litho-
pour to the law that we are—for it never Ibppofed
that a cafe like this could have the mom of min-
Slaughter fiatr.ped upon it by a verdia. We
imprifon for the offence to which your guilt has teen
fofiened 1141 I:ie verdidt for more than one year. The
additional punifhroent of burning in the band foe
mantlaughter (properly underilood), was abroad and
cruel, or brrh. But in a cafe like this, one 'half-la.
ments that it has been fupercedel. Vranded, nowt.
vet, you are Rill to be ; confcience will india thee
penalty ; the abhorrence of your eharaaer in every
feeling heart will pollute your path and your bed.—
The day will Come when this murder, is I call it Rill,
(and by its true name), will fit heavily upon your
foul, unlefs the guilt is deeply repented before that
hour Shall come. The only punifiunent which is now
to be added by the Court, tnflead of burning in the
band. i. fine. As your fortune is ample, and as we
are defirout to mark our fenfe of your guilt, we
Should make that fine exemplary as well as penal.—,
But here again we are crippled—for the law concert*
plating what is manflaughter (not a cafe like yours).
has told us that it mutt be a moderate fine. Upon
what principle I cannot imagine, but the Court has
In general tonfidered the word moderate, as intend-
ing a nominal fine, and has deemed it fatisfied in ag-
gravated marittatiKhter by a (billing. We have upon
former occafions broke in upon that judicial habit
elfewhere, and are willing to embrace the odium of
-the fingularity. In your cafe we impofe s°l. as the
fine, the molt ample that was perhaps ever infliaed
upon a manilangllter, but Hill if compared with your
guilt, moderate in our view of it, and reconcilable to
a found extrcife a f difcretion—foi moderate that if it
was not Lr that word we Should have made it four
times heavier. Your (entente therefore is, that you
be imprifoned for one year in the county gaol. that
you pay 501. as a fine, and that you be alto imprifon-
ed until that fine is paid."

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when the melting iron fet fire to the roof of the
building, and dreadfully burnt five of the men, all
of whorl; are howrser recovering.

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Wilionslttry, Beet of a daughter.

MARRIED

Lately, by special licence, Stephen Tottenham Caffin, Efq. of
Watfok, to 4...17 Lucy Anna Kola Hap ofl.R o(Clotwortby
Half, Efq. ands eat Earl of St.iffeene.

DIED.
On hloay Wonight, atiodttey Hail. in the county of Norfolk
Madams firotebsth,De Lents Da Minsydr, sped op. From the
Ram of the Fiencla Revolution, the lienediebot Convent (ot
which fhe had been a Member 31 years, and Superior es,) fought
Earlier in England, and found so afrium in the above County.
lbrecitarDsnatt.—Wodbefdsy Wordstar, Me. O. OlveriStage-
keeper to the tiplifintry Theatre, dropped down deed immedlattety
after be had rilin from his bed He was a flout hrettlay man, mad
had no ptoss tadifriEtion Oil about four o'clock on the morn-
ing of his dada, when be compleined of a pain in his nomads,
which foonwent or, and be wits comer ling eheernilly with his wife
*ma it lb. very manure he fell on the door r Welch cargo
At Calcutta, ha the Eali ladies, Captain John Dinly Cants*
late contounder of Ow Hon. Company a dip the Tigre.
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