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. • Attivecit the FlowLogi 44 guns, prom Liston
*Pith 250 Trench prisoners, who hate since been dis!
-tributtd on board the prison-ships ; and the Eliza and
Jane, • tender, frorn Literpool, with tuionteers and
impressed men for the Fleet, aftd sever-.d colliers add
coasters. Wind S.W: : . 0
POItTsMOUTI-i. 10t.t.e.
Arrived. his Majesty's ship WoLvanixt, from a
cruise, with the loss of her bowsprit and fore-mast.
_Cane into harbour his Majesty's ships ANSON and
Dwartr: Went ottt of harbour his Majesty's ship
MmuNatt.—Wiud W. by S.
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Arrived, the Three Friends, War'. from Heli-
-1 , and foe Malta ; and the CYMIZT 'sloop of war,
om off Flushing: Caine dawn oasis che_itiver, the
ou Hamilton. Tuosorson, for Honduras 0 and the
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Emerald, BALL, for Malta.—Wind S.W.
11/IMMIIIIMMEN.I
. An account has been received at the 'test-India
House, that the Mont convoyed the extra ships Ann,
Indus, and Lord'Kelth, from Madeira, and lett them
on the 23d of May, in lat. 213. 92. N. long. 21. 19. W.
i Tuesday, one of the Artillery Drivers reeeived
400 lashes at the Barracks, at Plymouth Dock, for
being concerned, with others, in the stealing of cab-
bages from a garden at Stoke—his sentence was 500
lashes. He was discovered by the marks of slugs on
[ his body; the Farmer having fired on the depredators:
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2.11.5."—• LONDON 4 "
FRIDAY,. Jt.ILT
itite nti trams THIS DAY AT (INK Ott.t.ooK.
54 ss—Conl. rnr eric• 574 48-4 per Ci.
pie. 7141
3.121`,„ Anns. 14 11-16rlis 4—noth. I
117,801.0d.)119. dis.^-0104 1.. Ss. pr.—.(p.1,0 aka.. dis.
mjows, and other Ftench Papers to die 2441'
wind, just as this Paper went to press, from
we give the following extracts :
s jnIIAPARTZ arrived at Konigsberg on the 13th,
fooDantaic. On the neat day he reviewed the'
.00 Grandjean, consisting of Polish troops." •
" VIIMINA, RINE is.
it The armies in the Duchy of Warsaw are in con-
ti potion. A great part of the French and an:i-
leum/a have passed the Vistula at Graudenta,
Thom end Ploch, and approached the frontiers.—
Geol Rossmir.cxt, connnanding the advanced 11
enutor the Grand Duchy, has advanced towards
;larva the Bug, opposite Bizese. The Saxon
woo taken the same direction i and General
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00 beyond the Wiepez."
" DRESDEN, JUNE 11.
The head-quarters of the Viceroy of Italy have
1 removed to Sadao."

Eursit of a Letter from Lisbon, dated June 14, TRIAL OF BOWLER.
ote;-“ On the I.lth the following reinforcements ' „..—.
lathe 14th and 16th Dragoons were disembarked ! This day the trial of Broder, for maliciously shoot-
los and ordered to hold themselves in immediate ling at Mr. Burroughs, at Appleton, in Hertfordshire,
came on at the Old Bailey. The particulars of this
oiliness to join the army. The horses are in high °wrap have been already repeatedly before the Pub-
*, considering their voyage.- indeed the British Sic.- rhe Pritofier pleaded Not Guilty. .
like Ms master, seems to-view with exultation ; Mr. KNXre, on his behalf. then put in a plea of
. ing ocean ; and, since the war ;11 the Lenin-
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insanity, in support of which he argued at consider-
able length. He was answered by Mr. ALLEY, in an
has become a sort of amphibious animal, for
see now landed on the toast of Lusitania in as
blood and order, as they have been embarked ingenious speech ;when the Court unanimously re-
pelled the objection to the trial proceeding, and the
witnesses for the prosecution were then called.-
the shoresof Albion :-Four officers, 28 men, Their evidence was proceeding when this Paper was;
has
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Wheats, 16th N 2.5 men,: put to per
agoons-Five officers, ' •
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Parses, 14th Dragoons. '
. A secret Expedition has lately sailedfrom the At a Meeting of Tanners and others, interested in
the Manufacture of Leather, held at the Ship Tavern, .
las, consisting principally of British and Porto. Lmloune, Bermondsey_ .- . •
le artillery ; conjecture is afloat in privatecircles . " Resolved unanimously, That it is the opinion-of this Mnet...
'Wag its destination, but nothing is suffered to Mg, that the real nature and operation of the proposed additional
pire.o—Probably greater cordiality never sub.- s'ollvaa misreportsLemhe
es. ~,i,r;riea'sufooroinoetiht.yeruli, kelnitohe:oPliblic Paper.,
between the Naval and Military Commanders 4 e That, as the third reading of the Bill waj carried by Italie-.
„If, open ene and the =me service, than ann. vier oat of eight, k is the deternunathei of this Meeting to per.
Severei
between the Hon. Admiral Boomer and the ii Tax e;titica ;buy vairtittler"P=ldbleeverlitso ghly itinrilirlgeasnkli;
Aof WitiuNorow. The gallant Admiral hat Pubis!, and ultimately ruinous to the Manufacture of Leming
all its branches.—Signed by,c)rder ilf the Meeting, - '
motady sacrificed his love of fame, to the apps- . v Bea. Datwilleeretare • .
Isly bumble, but most essential, co-operation with' " Beim,. *Jinx 1....0. Last night the tuaniit in-
' rest colleague, in aiding with his ceaft up the creased to such atrahirming height; that the:Magis-
tra
and an
deemed it necessary to apply for military aid,
yips, and at all points of the coast in landing troops • an express was sent to Sodbury, ordering the re.'
sores. - There is probably more gems* patricr. tura of the East Middlesex Militia. The drums beat
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*fa this self denial, when we consider the proles- to arms, and the streets were paraded all night by a,
ied Seal of Admiral BeRICELEY, than in the tartan.. troop of the Scots Greys, the Militia, and Volunteers:,
werifice, even of life, tq the cause of one's
The mob broke several windows in Broad-street, and
et .
.11 I then proceeded to Mr. Davis's house, at Clifton,
where they demolished all the windows, and other-
wise greatly injured the remises ; Mr. Davis having
ill's day the Lottery was contracted for, at the
received Sufficient no,,ce to insure his safety by
y, before the Earl of Livearoos, ot the Ex.is..,;,;anlY The grenadier company of the East Mid.
*ter , and the Governor of the Bank. The biddin '
g: ' yresenag
mounted guard at the house the whole night.
line-i3ish iel $. 105. 6d. ;Richardson 4815. Ss. 4d. On 'retiring, the mob was encnunterel by a large
The PRINCE REGENT last night gave a sumptu
emnalnment to'a splendid assemblage of visitors at ;_bodyf ship.caipenters, armed for the protection of
,Davis,most avis, when a violent contest ensued, and
Carlton Hone. .. • Mr.
The Marchioness of I arroee's house, in Man.; was ninetiitated by the flight of the mob.-The state
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thetteraquare, was again opened to the Fashionable of the poll last night was, 210 Davis, and 80 Hunt.
fora, on Wednesday night. The seven principal' The violent proceedings on the present occasion', we
fear, Are only a presage of what we may expect at the
Seaton were decorated in the same Style of splendour next general election fir this City. I since learn,
Pa!legance as at the last rout. A sandwich supper that during the riot last night at the Council-House,
int proviciid, with wines, fruits, confectionary, and
lea' The party did not break up until four o'clock. forty of the offenders were taken by the cons abler.
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and are now in custody. 'This spirited conduct of
• %PRINCE Reeser and :he Royal Dpkes of CAM. ' the Police will, probably, put ap end to the distill..
I Waft and GLOUCESTER were present. bance However, the military are in the neighbour.
p Ws iticttaitus gave a most magnificent entertain- hood and will again be called upon, if necessary:
'lather house in Grosvenor so on Tuesday
. . The PRINCE Rsorsvr honoured the hostess
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its
4 , preserve about midnight : his Royal High- . " dime 2.-At the close of the Poll yesterday, it .
stood as follows:-Davis, 446-Hunt, 117-Majo-
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less rit
was accompanied by the Dukes of CUMBER. 4Y: .3!,...i j.
ar,
half-past 3, Davis has polled'34s, and
tab sad CASIEUIDGE. The PRINCE was, as usual, i 1
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Flu" 23."
*sly dressed in a blue emtt, with black breeches '
tad stockings. I Nriveasrus, Just 27.-Thursday, the races on -
Monday last, at Manchester, Mr. SADLER, the the Town Moor,were attended by one of the most
nishrsted lweekut, made his twenty-third ascent, and 1 numerous concourses of spectator ever remembered.
.Aghtea at Oakwood, about six miles from Sheffield. 1, Just as the last race was finished, the tetnporary stand
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made the . belonging to the Whke Hart Inn, being load 'w
ein 48 minutes, so that be must ed ith
Awstroarraltsagthe amain rate of a mile in a about 200 persons, gave way in the middle, and invol. !
alems; ved Marl 100 in the crash. About 40 perscnis were '
~lacetta Trizaria......E•it sight, after the comic seriously hurt, and 10 or 12 most dangerously, sev Old
UPALOIOT Af. P. or the Blur Stechiag, a new Burlesque I of them having limbs broken. The tnedicalgentlenven
ic,
.t Tragedy, called Highgate hazel, or the Secret
performed: We learn from the prelude to
were on the caurse,gave their ready assistance, and 1
many of the sufferers 'were received into the Grand
ms
u,,, , in which the Critics are set at defiance, Stand, or accommodated with carriages from thence.
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is written for the purpose of ridiculing those ..-Yesterday morning they were•all alive ; but a poor
_lft productions in which tireetade and bombed wmnan named ELIZARETH SMITH, was in a very dan-1
flakstituted for every quality which the entertain- gerous state, she having been below at the time of the
"b' of legitimate Theatre should possess. The accident. Mr. REDREAUs senior, of Biddick, had a
re of the Burlesque Tragedy is laid at Highgate. thigh broken i Mr. BLACKMUN of Newbottle. a leg
.?. !War' ans. fearful lest the projected Tunnel , and thigh i Mr. Funit.ze, a midshipman, a kg ; a
ianan called the Duxes an arm; Sir H. VANE 4e
mil_id deprive them of their customers, in. solemn P
facie determine to attack the Tun 'ml ew ;—and gram", a leg; Mr. Morrcr, founder, and several
.1,18 learned where the key-stone of the Arch is i others,avere much hurt, but Rad no limbs
real wicker broken.-
, . proceed to the work of demolition, which Mrs. WAYLAM, the proprietor, was hurt in the shout-
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ikveken are apprised of their design, stn- der. Four casks of sparks,
, whoPI dozen bottles.of malt
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bring mounted on " buttes - In the midst of the conflict, the liquor, and 7. dozen of wine. were crushed to pieces.
r.IIIILOP FAIR.--. 1114 day, according to annual
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',V. she key-stone is removed, and the victors and custom, the Block and Pump-makers in Wapping
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_. d are buried in the ruins. In the course of proceeded from Wapping Old Stairs, in two boats,
,thlthrez a variety'of processions are introduced, fixed to' coach carriages, drawn'hy. horses, with awn.
• e 4 very whimsical effect. That of the ings, streameis, and bands of music, to Fairlop. Fair.
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s elll4leatly so, where each ,t Knight of in Hainault Forest, k.'ssee, and made procession
,spisoars, with his sign emblazoned on a round the great Oak, said to be upwards of 1000
IEL whose venerable branches shades two acres
.4721( rift piece contains a vast number of paro- Years °---, . . . .
nid were we In term it one continued pa. of land. This Fair is kept in commemoration of Mr.
Duni, Day, a Block-maker,
we would nit speak incorrectly. Some of them in Wapping, who an:
Ileum • Lilian used to visit the Oak, with a select party of
..„......, toeslderable merit, and were extreme' IL. ywe
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u.a...___ the fustian heroes who recited them.-'rbe frit*, Ana damn is;rldeLtbennensiar alialeria 1 bniaches / and
",:p.Ters did ample justice to their respective parts, Slyl,lt .1--aeatil' vf--- -"r"----- - ,
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„Zit given out for a second represents,. rof his ages the Pair is hart sameally, though
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