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London, England, 1812-07-01 00:00:00

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''i cipline.--Lead rife,. AVeompsnied by brigediet-at- Tilt ARMY. . '
1 Petal DoWnie, left thii on the sth, to pay a visit to •
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1 General Ballasteros's army near Bornos. The great- on Monday the Duke of You held 2 : nary
ee At his office In the Horse Guirds,
est part of General Ballasteros's wounded tnett in the
late action have arrived. at Algeciras ; as the enemy t Major General Acncastro, who hainow the MM.
ary Command in the disturbed districts, has request-
suffered iti-severely that they did not dare to pursue ed an additional force, as indespens.able, in his opi-
him eft* the-battle._ The Hindman atviYed this nion, for the preservation of the public peace in that
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day am. Minorca, laden with masts and spars : also quarter'
the Vtakimioutir- i The under-•---'- -

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- _...-...ffientioned Officers have•been specially
appointed to conduct the whole of the Recruiting
Service in London t—Colonel •ROBINSM: Lieute-
nanteolonel PLuteairrr, Sd Foot; Captain HARVEY,
let Foot; Captain HUKT, York Ranger:; and Cap-
tain Rvettorr, 17th Dragoons.
Monday, the Plymouth-Dock regiment of Local
Militia, commanded by WILLIAM &roan, Esq. was
reviewed by General THOMAS, who expressed him-
self perfectly satisfied with their manteuvres and firing.
4, The Linlithgowshire Regiment of Local Militia,
.tinder the command of Lieutenant Col. FEIIIIIZR, was
crevtewed on Friday last by Major General bcorr,
who was pleased, in very flattering terms, to express
his great satisfaction with the appearance,correctness
mfmovements, and firings of the Regiment.
• Amongst other beneficial results arising from the
enquires and reports of the Military Commissioners,
Royal Field-Train Department has, we under-
stand, at their suggestion in the Report on the
Ordnance, undergone a revision, and it is now placed
upon a regular and permanent establishment, under
the sign manual of the Potaca Reomit, con espondent
with the importance of that branch, and the respon-
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sibility to the Officers who conduct thedu-
ties of it, to whom the charge of all ordnance stores,
ammunition, ordnance estimates, &c. for home
~Nrr"ce, and for our armies abroad, devolves ; at the
bead of which u General FARRINGTON, of the Royal
'Artillery. ' By this arrangement the pay and allow.
asses on service and at home, gratuity for length of
write, &c. is regulated according to the different
ranks of Commissaries of the lst and 2d class,

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share as Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors) and Assis-
tant Commissaries and" subordinate ranks, upon a si-
milar system. Of the three principal, or of the first
class, we'find Wm. Sraca. Esq. chief Commissary,
employed in the conduct of the home service ; T. W.
VAUGHAN, Esq. in that of Sicily and the Mediterra-
nean, and W. Waivstt, Etq. in Spain and Portu-
gal, each with an' adequate proportion of officers of
the Field Train attached to them.

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This morning the Session commenced before t 1:.
RECORIMIR and other City Officers. After the Jury'
were sworn in, and the Pris ,ners arraigned, Bowler
coming up with the rest (but not arrAizned ), two
Prisoners, of the n nue cf Lee and Tyrrell, the one 14
the other 16, were put to the bar, and tried for pick.
ing pockets, in Holborn t during their trial Beta,
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sat .1 a chair bar, accompanied by a friend",
and when the trial of the Fri,oners was over, the
Judges, La IsLastc and them, canes into Court, and
Bowler was put to the bar. Mr. KNAPP applied to
the quirt to let this trial stand'otteA in give time to
Many 'witnesses .to attend froth the touotty ;—th's
was complied with, and the trial apaointed' for Fri-
day next. Mr. SIMMS was then about to read the
Indictment Got Roeder to plead,. to which Mr. KNAPP
objected, saying, that until his Sanity was proved;
he ought not tp be. placed to plead tthis Was over-
ruled, and Avederanswered the interrogatoryol
or Nut Guilty, in a firm unit of voice—lssot Guilty;
and, after some hesitation, he would be tried by
Gun and Isis Country.—Upon the whole his conduct
appeared firm and collected.
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FlandlE PASNIONS 101
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MSC " LA SELLS ASSEAISLIE."
OPeita, ea Got." Dsess.—A robe of imperial Wue wrest.
shot *WI whlte* with a derni.train, ornamented. with line treads
lace dwirsis etarli side of the front and routed the bottom; the trim •
ming santegensed by a white satin ribband t the rob.: left opr s
smaN apace dews the front,
,and fastened wi:b clasps of. se-
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atql:4Etail Vies a white satin ligkdalat j aille fancy *eve
to correspond • with the °remise, if AU rake 'Passim eal‘
nude oiwa, termed of rows ON" km aid strings of pawl, 114
hair dri stied e-la-Ifeerieweof Franjamparlag between, aod much
separated on thb forehead. Paarridiett wet add hoop ear-
s[ the: same. Starf shawl in twisted Swim yof hoe white lace.
White kidsloves and fan of hut, arisaustated with geld. Slip-
pers the same colour as the robe, with white rosettes.
Eireann° Dar.si..—A pale willow grow, 'hot with white ;AR'
plain white gossamer satin slip, with i deed train (rinsed with
silver; Albert close sterns the some as the dip, tarmieated with
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rows s.)lopes. Short tiredati robe of white crape, mairaiderot
and fringed with shiver; the waist of satin, unuinceatef with
pearls, beads, or a &Tante trimming of sliver; girdles ikle•nytott
mimed of a silver cordon and rich elver cassele. An-se of if m
mark hat, at white satin, with a long white or.ridi feather dropp.
Mg over the frail, and stannommed by a small beech of re• b, des
or wild Inmereaddes; peari bandeau discovered en the rig. t
ade of the head. Maltese ear-rings of pearl and sapphires, w.th
pearl neeltlses_sad CMS to corropossiL White add Aims,
fringed with silver. White kid gloves. The shawl or Wog mar.
de generally thrown over this dress should be of Maria moan
biue, with eery deep fringe.
, 11101111 ACICIIRMANN'S REPOSITORY OF ART.. &C.
Evantwo Mass.—An embroidered crape round robe, dears
rated .ceder fan with a deep Vandyke [doge; short gado& deem;
bosom and back to correspond. White • Menem satin midst-
drew. Hair* dishevelled crop, ornamented with s soap dome
at the Chinese sae on each side, and c mlined with a cosh et
pearl as the heed. Neadace, ear-tinge, and hamlets of pawl mod
wrought gold. Grecian dead of lilac .Lit, with embroidered
variegated coda. Slippers of White satin, and gloves a Ems&
kid. Vas of impede! mape.and ivory, emlidlisbed with gold an -
titre devices.
PRIM/ill/IDi De eso.—A round high robe of Inv eansbrie or
*soot steams, with waggetier's sleeve, and WO, fa gathered
cellar. A cottage Peet, of tight real or lemon-sobered an-
ent, hued lis front uf the beaosn' with elk cord, and trimmed
Mind with broad thread lace ;—the vest ifs uncooboed at the •
WMta of the waist. A Highland helmet, composed of the sante
arnllaUal asthelrest, with long square 'of white lace. Am-
isty and cross of the sepals met. Half bow,' of pale green kid.
erase) of the same colour,7wlth deep whim silk awning.
Aries of bek-coloured kid. •
• aNIVT,IPLT AGRICULTURAL 'Ripon?'.
The Vbeits just getting into bloom ate described
in the Ripon* from most parts of the country, as
looking 'particularly well, The continued winds and •
rain have not yet ltad an unfavourable effect; on the
contrary, tLe rains have been beneficial to the corn,
and an early harvest is expected. The crops appear
.large and bulky, the Wheat in particular, on we best
'soils, and very little laid. Beans :Ind Peas, and fall
.usher crops, are said to begood, oats exceptgd, which
in many parts bad.
• Flay harvest, near London, is about half coax
' *led, the crop large, and the greater part well pre-
.served.. The clovers and artificial grasses generansf,
/idler making or upon the ground, are catieci. Ne
want dr hands.
Potatoe planting nearly finished, and the lari.ieSt..
extent of ground planted throughout the island, it is"-
supposed, ever bef4e known. Turnip sowing not
yet finished—the drill boa little practised for tortlipi
in the south-eastern counties. Hops in a prt.
hate--no defect reported. Same of the seed cr( ps.
A large breadth of tole seed en Essex. The fruit has
suffered materially from cold aid blighting winds,
but the cherries most of all, being, in many pasts, en.
tit* cut of the bloom. Tbufnllows work well.
The stock, of old Wheat in the comity weiversidly
said to* et a. very low ebb; and iss-weNidadiio,
have bens spatild by a -variety of sub:thaw/nil p 4.
otistursesttbe bread. more especially in &NAOMI..
polls, inidsiek potatoes have supplied a cot in
share—verrigeent want 4 in the course of** next two
llteetbsviepeefeit, led* Persons of the bell Infanta;
lion. 1,404 lots rather a brisker sale, but the hock
'io theiro •Wers'ilands still very. large. - . . • •
Cattle eof lan 'descriptions, fat and lean. erressiw .
death`—lasss.4;ardg. Cows, invariably•nt idglt
'pike. Stoifings &tin an exception, being still tower .
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W.MARIEST. MARK %LAM, 171.1' I. •
. We have few bother minis et Meet meday. net Wasetiet
Int quakli, end. die glee* mite telly saidasaii art "weed
prices—guiey nmi Malt .ply at kukturrener4llolslertme s
dull sale had lower-omm of olds port keep they isles .Thug
are several fredi'arrivals of Oats, and this .telile is tows/ as
little gsmnsatieol...Flptqt et lass week's priers.
fiIIiCIIII A 4 MIK& .
Wheat, 1011 s. lees. 1 Ses. Beene 7114. Ka.
Rive ditto, 1406.1144. Tick dsoo, ma. OM; '
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