... Night an Exprefs arrived at Briftol, with Advice of the Vigilant Packet, Captain Deane, being arrived there from Jamaica, which Place ilie left on the 6th of September. She brings Intelligence ofthe homeward bound- Fleet failing from Port Royal on the 20th, 21ft, and 22d of Auguft, in three Divifions, under Con- voy of the following Ships : — The Princefs Royal, of 90 Guns ; Albion, Torbay, ...

... OLD BAILEY INTELLIGENCE. Wednesday an indictment was read against Lewis Henry Scipio Duroure, Esq. for feloniously firing a pistol on the 24th of Oct. last at Stukesly Sandon, Esq. with intent to take away his life, at the house of Messrs. James Brewer and John Sandy, Long Acre. Mr. Chadhood, Counsel for the prosecution, called the attention of the Court and Jury to the particular grounds of ...

... Sunday se'noight died Mr. Scarlin, surgeon, of Thaxted. A very odd wedding was celebrated a few days since at a house near Mile-End ; the bridegroom was 75 years old, and the bride only 19. The former was attended to church by 4 young maidens, and the bride by the same number of young men; but when the company came to separate, it was discovered the bride had eloped with one of the bridemen, ...

... Miss Butler and Miss Ponsonby, now retired from the society of men into the wilds of a certain Welsh vale, bear a strange antipathy to the male sex, whom they take every opportunity of avoiding. Both ladies are daughters of the great Irish families whose names they retain. Miss Butler, who is of the Ormond family, had had several offers of marriage, all of which she rejected. As Miss Ponsonby, ...

... Brifiol, March Clerkc, a young lady of the age years, and who will poiieffed 6,000}. per annum, with a confiderable read/ money, eloped from her boarding-fchool, in Park-ftrcet, Briftol, on Saturday night I all, for Grctna-grcen The affjir was managed in the following manner : a carriage, hories, and a livery fervanr, were procured to look exactly like of the young lady's guardian they drove ...

... The beautiful Lady E H , daughter of an Englilh Earl, and wife of the heir apparent of an Fng- lifh dukedom, has jufl fled with Mr B — m, the eldeil fon of an Irifh Baron. The cir cum dances of the ?? are thefe • — The Lady having made an engagement to viiit her father, who is in the north, her husband had agreed to remain, for the time of her vifit, witli his fiftcr, who is in an adjoh-ing ...

... TcATHPEXLANp, March ai. After the fearch on Saturday, thought ourfelves fecure, at leaft till Monday ; but in this we were miftaken. | During the evening fermon, there appeared an ; unufual agitation among the people. When wormip wasfiniihed, Lord , with feveral officers and foldiers, came the door, with an 1 intention to iniprifon the Rev. Mr. Barber. lie addretred the congregation (many of ...

... Their Majefiies and the Prioceffes, attended by Lady Cathcart, Lady Charlotte Bruce, &c. and by General Manners and Major Puce, i partook of a cold collation at tiie Bifhop of . Saiilbqry's. and arrived at Hertford-bridge on Monday afternoon a quarter before four, from Weymouth. Thterh they refrefhed themfelves with a collation, fruit, and ice's, for which purpofe Mr. Dcmezv obtained the ...

... A few days ago the Marchioricfs of Blandford was fafelv delivered of a fon. Lord Craven is returned from the \,en-Indies in his owu ihip, in which, as in hispai'iage out, he fullered much from teinpeftuou> weather, and was near foundering. The Bilhop of London has collated the Key. Mr. Carr to the vicarage of Ealing in the county of Middlefex, vacant by the ceffion oi the Rev. Mr.~Sturges. And ...

... The young Lady, lately fediiced from her mother'! tioufc, near Windier, has been refund to ber family : flic is one of the -laughters of Robert Lor;! Itlngfborough, fon of the Eariof Ki.ie.llon, an Irilh Peer. Her moth, r was daughter of Col. Richard Fitzgerald, and the feducer in the prefent Inllance is Col. Fitzgerald, of the Guards, a relaiiln of her Ltldyfllip's. This lalt cireuinllani-e, ...

... About four weeks fince, tbe Hon. Mifi King, who Bved with ber mother, Lady Kingfborough, eloped from Windfor. There were many circtimftances attending the elopement, which led to a fufpicion of the pcrfon who had fcchsced her from ber duty. Colonel Fitzgerald, who it E irried to a very beautiful young lady, and is cou fin to ifs King, had been very attentive to her for fome time before, and it ...

... Saturday & Sunday's Mails. LONDON, Isun .24,— 25 THE Hamburph Mail due on Wednrfday lail arrived tlm morning. It brings tnc dcvii* ot the Action :n the Lower E*i|Udin on th-; 30th u!t. in confe- quencect which General Bellegard? hadefrecled a junction wit , General Hadick. It alfo brings the Oiiicul Account ot the victory ob- tained by General Sutvarrow on the 27th, and that punliihc in the ...