;T: T. OA. In addition to the intelligence contained in the Extra ordinas y Gazette, it is stated, on the authority of private letters, that Colonel Bytto, with a brigade of the thrt e na tions, is actually in France, arc) so are many of the Goet illa parties. The families in the South of France are flying. We are sorry to find that Sir Thomas GRA rtam was wound.. 4 in the thigh in an attack upon some barricadord works_ at Tolosa, though hi.. name is not inserted in the return. The Volontaire has arrived at Portsmouth, with accot.uts of the army under JoHN Mt:allay to a Fte date; she landed Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK On the Ist . i.l.;tant at Alicant, whither the army had returned af'er their unsuc cessful movements towards Tarragona; his Lordship itntale diateiy assumed the command of them ; they were again re organised, and had begun, when the Volontaire left Alicant on the 3d instant, to move towards Valencia; the first divi sion under General CLINTON had already advanced, and the remainder were to march on the sth; SUGHET occupied his former position at, St. Felippe, but on the Ist began to fall back to the Ebro—it is supposed in consequence of Lind NV ELLINGTON'S success, intelligence of which had just reached him. On the return of the expedition from Tarra gona, 16 transports straying from the convoy, got on shore at the entrance of the Ebro, four of which were totally Nvrecketi ; no lives were lost, but some guns and ammuni- tion could not be recovered. Sir JOHN MunnA I' is repre . sented to have been waiting at Alicant for au opportunity to convey him to Sicily, to take the command there in Lord NV. BENT INCK'S absence; but it is more probable that he will return to England and undergo a trial by Court Mar tial, for his conduct at Tarragona. - The Officers of army are said to be universal in their demand for investigation. At a General Court of Proprietors held at the East India House, on Wednesday, it was resolved unanimously to accept of the Charter stipulated by the provisions of the India Bill, which has now passed the Legislature. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Tn the above Court, Monday, Capt. Goodall, formerly known ns high Admiral of Hayti, under Christophe, and who now c i iiuman,ls a Post Office Packet, brought an ?.ction against Mr. W. Fletcher, Pit At• torney, for criminal co are: sation with his wife. Front the et:deuce it appeared, that above 0 years ago the parties were marled .it New castle-under-1.'311e, the pkintitf then being an Officer in the Na% y, and his wife theta a Miss Stanton, the dau.ditcr of a Country AlanaePr, and herself a performer on the boards. :Hier the niarrior•e. Ciipt. Goodall pursued his profession as a mariner, and was fri , vently absent front this country : on al! such t.ceasions Mrs. Goodall conducted herself with exempt iry good conduct, until ~he was seduced t ;le present de fendant. Fletcher had beets in the coati tence . of Capt. Contkll, said acted as hit( itZVIlt is sev gal of his moments, and took advantage of that intercourse which his situation Law:led but to dchattc:s the wife of has friend, while he was absent from this country,--Thei'e was nothing t:t extenaate the criminality of Fletcher, and the Jul y tound a vet diet Dam iges 50001.—Fletdier has a wilt; and three chili ; C;uodall is the mu her of eight children. OLD BAIL rY. THURSDAV.—Stiti:lice was p”useil on the p!.istlner; ronvietrqi of fe lonics not capital; of these D. Jo,eph, J. Sinith, Maly Mal,ney, At. Aloses, and C. Wneeler, were ordered to he transp-tted f.r the term i f their natural lives; Ann Arnett, 11. Dale, and J. Florgoul, for tl:e term of fourteen years ; twenty-four for scven seats; and thirty-seven others to various purior l .3 of inuisonment. S. Hill, capitally convicted of aiding :hid :.ssisting in the committal of a forgery, being put to the bar, pr.tyed the benefit of clergy, as al -I,twed by statute, not having received the ;ante betore; evidence was thereupon adduced to prove that he had once received benefit of clergy, haying been transported for seven y( ars iu 1 Mr. Set jeant Pell. for the prisoner, contended, that the Act of the 7th Geo. 11. wader which the prisoner was formerly convicted, did not require the benefit of clergy.—The Recorder, however, °err-ruled the objection, rat the same time adding, that he would lay it betore tht. , Privy CQ:;:.ci: he wade !tis live - L.—The. ricssions ct.t:cluded !Pi THE NATIONAL REGISTER.: ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Friday the Recnrar r reported to the Piirtee netfent, the convicts at present ender sentence of death in Newt! le ; when William Bad- Nie!;, p. P. ti,,mi4, Wiliam Smith, and VAlmund Ilirkitt, were or dertJtor Execution next Timmlay.- - - U N lON-H AI. L --Ilia/Ng ut Murder.---Charles Conconnel, an Irish• man, was charged before the sitting Magisttate, with attempting to minder his wife, 1.-v stabbin:t her with a stunt) pen-knife, on Wedner (Li; night last. it appeared that the cireut»stanet s at'erding this hor rid ltansactimi were ,e; falltws :--A co.upl,,i--t %a. some time since ex h:bited by '.,Er. Coneonncl again,t in r hnshand before a Magtstriee. at this ()thee, tor ill treatment ; on which rtecasion, lie was, for want of ~:nil, ctonmitted for trial at the Sessions for an assault. The Sessions linished On NVednesday last, and his wile not having appeared to pros secure, he was discharged by proclamation, and they returned house together, apparently on the most idectionate terms. They pas-rd the evening and supped together, in the same amicable manner. The poor woman retired to rest, hut as soon as site was undressed end m Vet!, the husband approached her, and, with a small penknife, stabbed her in the lower part of the body. Her cries alarmed the house, and the report of murder having reached Fiend, the niAt constable of St. ()hive's, he went immediately ru the hone, where he found the pri soner, who had not attempted In escape. but suffered hininlf to be searched; and on the penknife being taken out of his pocket, ecl•Antiv hedged what he li id dune, but a--:rued no reason for his cominct. 'I poor woman was taken homethately 10 (iii 's Hospital, where she eon. tinues in a dangerous state ; the primmer was conmitted for re-cxu;;.- , inaitin, when it shall have been asct rtained whether the injury sustain ed by his unfortunate victim is mortal or not. Ma it LBO R 01.!C 11-ST It EET•—James Cilia was on F 1 Ma y charged ‘‘i!(l 1 ' barbarously beating his three children, the eldest of whom h a girt 1 under eight years of age: the defendant resided in Falconbitry-court. j St. Anne's. It appeared _)tat the cries of the children led to the ;pops iference of the neighbout" , , who entered the house anti found ti :ein in a most pitiable state. The prisoner had been beating them unmet- I l i cildly with a stick, until their hcdi's presented a spectacle shocking t<. 1 1 describe. Drinikenness was eilegcd as the cause of the d: . -`eedartt's 1 bi:nhatity. of t l , le was . committed, and the children wet c . placed on& e 1 MARRIED. Mr. Phillipc, of ti Theatre R y al, Diary-lane and the Lyceum, to Mrs. lthume., relict of F. Ithao , v4, of Dublin. MED. At Vittoria. in Spain, on the p-ith a June, in the (24:11 v nr of 1:c atrc, Capt. G. Hay, nova' Scot's, r!4ll..rtt son and Aid de C am p, to ,ijorGerl. A. Hay, uf the wvamd he receives) in the glutioub uctitAt fon t4 ht in that pl.ice. At hie: apartweith, in the Aftrewn, G. Shaw, M. 1). F R. S. SWIFT & CO. the CO\ TRACTORS,_ 11.e4prtfu:ly remind the that tl,e 1)t - Att ir,z At' the S'l'4ll.'E LOTTr.RY ,11c tet tho i 7th c,l' Sge tt Alt tmly I.t.outt l'ititets, cut:tains .. .. 13',4):;;; 7r .. 1,04 IP i.. or 1:301) lett of S5O, 100 of J; . 2.:, ; —and the 1, ‘‘ . 4:.t the first 1.000 Blanks ,L'4" The first Ticket tlr4wa a Prize aliai• will receive an tifittiti.nal Prial of Ticket, anti Sh2r e l nre sv•lii:lg at, SWIFT aal C 0.% CffieeS, No. 11 2 Pou!try ; Ch-vin2,-Cross : No. slidgate lligh street. BOOTS 111 11) n. AvtLI.IS rezr ectfully Vrier.ds and :he Public in genera', eaat heirs nor.., and will havevia-hotly cm salt-, aa emenai: c and elettut as 'l),.toient elf tit: above art icle.a,whi7ll ira t e" be had, for res.ly money, at very how Orict+s. .1 great variet ore'..ntielnan't he izian,peke,,, and stiilitarylio‘as dret , ,n , • a!;,a tin shouting slus• s. titanutortured with the very best matt rich, and in a s...perior style o(svort.- ittan,hi.t; also ladle.' velect, leather, an.l kinds of fancy buotz, togetLer vv it! l'arge stool. of slioes of every tle3crlpt ion. of ihe tinaliiy, and nmte3it fashicni ; buys, eltillimiN khot , i; in v.:: sorti, in ;tattler, .1011, C.Otil, goloche. list shoes, &c. in great variety. Merchants and Captrias may be supplied on lb.. shortest notice. and on very advar,taT,e,:tis tern's. 'fbe country businevs carried on as usual, No. 41, Fish-Crust-IA, ntar tits Monument. CII ARL ES BAY I. Y, itien-dtaot:r to his Majesty, (I:4te with C. Crook, and Compal:y, York-vreet, Coven:-garden,) begs respectfully _ to inform the Nobility enrd HOUSE :It No. 13, ON SA LE a prime ass LINENS, SIiEETIN+ the very best quality ; his stock bring just r such prices u will s timers. • ~ and Prtillic in general , that he has opened a imisammimminimiA lenrietta-street, Ow:mt.-garden, where he has sc,rtment of FOREIGN t A dLE and - IRIsII r &S, and cvery.de!.cription of Linen Drapery ol and, from the law price of matiniaLtuicd goods, ..irshased, he is onabled to charge his goods at tir.: trusts, inti.r.:: him a continuam: of thaor