Star. — London, England, 1804-04-11 00:00:00

"( IlttLN 11d,the objeAs einCntaidwea for,oifing 'pot think titgt there, new enitipat. irxilii.ft .44elnaq of reinnii,,rtbsoi troth, one c . ant t't 4*"4lltlirsr.. , if .the Militia was Roble to .be fent Atli. be to be treated: ai' Regulars. this Honk - Woof lore the.bel) defence of the _country. for his pan, ItXthiltsglit that the snore confined Makin re st:bead *re: to their own counties. the more cat enated they were for the national defence. He' viewed the pulpit meafure therefore 'to be 1:i direl oppofition to found eitfillutional policy. In conic quence of tbie prop4ed meafure, he had already leerd of the men of one In' Militia Regiment hay' ing agreed to volunteer their fervices, wtihnsit the concurrence of one Officer: He thought i t would tether tend to dignities the dkfporable tome ? and would raife a crimpetitkon for recruitinn the army. lig' ITCHES was afraid, if the Itilb Militia 1 *Pet 'tied to come hither. it would rather teed 'to cs , eeertions and weaken ant. old military * fpitit. Could difcern no kind of anion between the two countries tbst kouldbe Rrengtbened by this Sill,, * bat that of intermarriages. Bin without at all leffening the propenfity to gallantry in our [rah ne i g hbours; .per, when he refitted on the chiffity of theladiesof this country,he could entertain but feeble hopes even of this effea taking place. In cafe of any &Taunt danger to Ireland whilft fo many of its mili tia were ablent. this would only tend to increafe the ' fliffatisfaition sad inmate the aggregate of evil in that ill fated country. . . Sir R. HILL read as extraa o f a letter front a ne. pliew.of his, now a B. igadier General in Ireland. and solo bad (creed at Toulon and in Egypt,llrongly re- Commending an exchange of the Militia of both coun tries. The 'Worthy Baronet addednothing particular °this own, wifising this to be confide:cd as the elecla . Xistion of his own opinion. col. VEREKER laid, he was exceedingly grad. tea by the letter which had been jun read : hut as it was acknowledged that Ireland was the molt .vulner stlsB4inint, he could not underhand how any zeal or irrictlifm could be properly afcribed to thofe Regi. ilia! wbo could confect to leave their coustry when a f ejsepnid e erkh danger. Thole regiments were (aid ',c! be . 44 nill dirC;pllned and as ferviceable ai the re; solar army—and it was propofed to replace than with others far inferior. Thus was a manifen injury to the lifter counts'', and on that account he felt in elitted to oppofe the meafure, and even conferred that be had come front Ireland f or the earth pstrpofe of opwfition to the A& - Mr. WINDHAM raid be Wend. einthe prefect occarton, recapitulate and enlarge upon his ((inner ob. jealous to the propofed plan, which. he had timid when the matter was irll before the nook. It was impolEble to confider this, or any other fimilir Ines• Pure, without adverting to every part of the military fifteen. The cafe of 1798 differed. in his opinion, km caterrom the yrefiiit one. When :heEngrith militia, at' that time, went over to Ireland. the rebellion elided , and the enemy was near their (bores. There was not qoly a difference of times bist a difference of ci:cune fanus which ought to be tel into notice. He con eted that he now tatendettn oppofe a meafure which be formerly fupported. He needed no t to affiga fatly as a rearm for fuch a conduit that the times have changed ; experience. too, had taught hint die furors of that plan t and the numerous evils which arife from it. Stich voluntary offers from Militia Regiments had very mifchievons cleat upon their difcipline and fubordination. To overcome Inch objections, a fufficient cafe of apparent necellity was wanted. It was, in a certain degree, inconfift. eat with, or injurious to that good faith which ought to be °Waved. The nffer of any individual may be volnntary, and ft might be laid ookraii nor li injwria, tint kilt nhiations occurred to the propriety of ac denting ludo an offer. It had • bad area upon the. difcipline of Inch regiment. by encouraging a relhon of deliberation quite incontinent with rnili tarr nffisitt. 'Oat deliberation would not end in the firli innance. When the voluntary offer was made ; it would continue with the extended retake, and they would be entitled to determine how long they were to aft upon fuels principles. Experience (hew ed the trudr.athis affection: when the Engin!: Militia were in Ireland, the officers of thole regiments never porefed that influence which they formerly fiad when an this country. 't'he intended meafure was. he thought, a clandelline mode of ailing towards the Militia. There was nothing more true, than that there might be renfens known to Government for the adontion of tech a plan, which Minifters did not declaralmtehen he would with them to of candidly and fillely,.and to ray plainly that Inch fccret reafons isdikid.. yid ;sly upon the honour of the Houle.— rm BM west to confer a power to be ufed as caeca: floe might requite. Power was, no doubt. very de. firable-to have. but the manner of obtaining it was in aline violation of the principles he had alluded to.— NVhentbetiatareathi.voluntery fetviee wise:mined, sps/la all the circumnantes attending it, it occurred (o bins that it was really a thing which would not keep, it npt immediately ofcd when offered. It :as nut a commodity which would be laid by, it was rnackarel itfelf; it mull be ufed immediately, other ife it becomes ureters. It was not raying that men would repent of t heir offers, but it muil be confidered that the very circumtlances change. and cyen the very men themfelves change. The enemy might chance to approach Ireland when there Militia arc in this country. and they would then feel cloyofedto return. A cnnfiderablenumberot thee men might happen to be changed. in the mean time, b y deficiencies being filed up ; and he would alit.. would it be jun or tesfonable that men who come in by ballot to join there regiments of Militia, fhould be looked upon in the fame light with thole who had previoufly tendered their re, vice ? It would be quite abltird to . think of introducing rich a doittine. Mr. Windham, concluded with laying, that under every view of the fubjefl. whether it related to England or Ireland, he could not, with the llightell pretence to donnitational knowledge or found policy, give his vote for the meafure. J.ord CAST I-EREAGH felt that little was left for hint to be dime, in convincing the H. tile of the wirdom (.1 the propolition, rioce his Right Hon. kriend had taken up and dilcuffed the tricition in fo able and argumentative a manner. But he was con fident he fhoiald not virile himfcif to cr.ntradiition in Baling, that an interchange of the Militia force between the two ca,untriet, would matey i 4117 tend to the intete its and fccurity of the whole empire. W i.h repeat to the objciftious ai tang from the cunvcrfion forte into a deliberative body, he was ready to okirdema the principle, altbnegb the prac tice, few oroultl tkali. had been found, particuJarly in the cafes eliminator; roraiee, and in affauks, of the grpateft The Aueftion before the Hanle *nest not to be &eided upon postal principles, but upon the Pula* &minim is Which both-countries were placed ; and while it tended to the more am, tual fecurity of England, it would be found not, in any degree whatever, to diminifts the means of pro tetkion and fafety which Ireland enjoyed. He could not too ftroagly imps efs upon the minds of Gentlemen. the advantages relishing from the addition of 10,000 men, in a Rate of the highell difcipline, by which Government would be enabled to increafe end employ the difpofable force of the country. Confideringi therefore, the meafure either as one calling for im• ' mediate adoption, from the neceflity of the cafe itfelf; or, as it was founded in wifdotn and found policy, he felt it his duty to vote for the Speaker leaving thecbair. Colonel HUTCHINSON explained, and took the opportunity of deprecating the introduetion of any foreign force into Ireland in lieu of that part of the' _Militia which was to be transferred to England. Mr. T. GRENVILLE thought, that in the cone. deration of the qualm, the Houfe fhould have fome eommunicatioa with regard to the force whizh was bs fubßituted far tNit part of the lrifh Militia which had volunteered its fervices to Great Britain. Without that information it was, in his mind, impiif fible to come to a decifion upon the whole merits of the queftion. Lord DE BLAQUIERE aid, that while he was in the army, ht had the experience of deliberation with refpeft to particular acceptances of fervice, when a propolition was made to go to certain parts; but he begged leave to have it underftood that he expli citly abjured the general principle of deliberation in artbodice. SPEAKER having put the qoeftion for his leaving the Chair, the Houfe divided— Ayes I% Noes 54 —Majority in favour of cite Bill 70. The Houfe having gone into the Committee, and refumed, the report was brought up, and ordered to be received on Thurfday. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report of the Committee on the trills Militia Augmentation Bill, recommending the adoption of a refolution, autho riling the Lords of the Irifh Treafury to advance, for the Paid augmentation, a fum not exceeding four guineas per man. The refolution was read and agreed to, and it was ordered that it &mild be an inliriation to the COM. mittee of Supply to make provifion accordingly. Adjourned. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL te. PRICE F STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK CoceL for asoses,s—Ditto for May art. 6* Old 5 per Cent. poiNcir 5 per Cog. 94 Reduced 54..1am Asmouitke 3 toy 1-1 Short Mourne* IS to 41.4 per Cent. 54. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Haut Stock i per Coot. 1'197 93} 941 94 3Pm Cast: I d ol Am. SS}{ I Loos Ann. is Is-a 6 a 6 3 pert. Cad. As. nioi 551 I Ezebeg Ella, IL dlt. Imm& 4 Per COIL fe Eaglias lattery Tick. 1?I. lea 3 Per QM. Neel 9 9 Coot. for ace .69 Sbf 151 Domes, Arum 6—' 3 , 1 pee Co. 65-5 pat C. 90. Ezdedagc, Dahlia oa Landoll 16i The murder of the Duke d'Enonter by the French tyrant mull excite the general indignation pf Europe. A private letter received by the mail of yefterday from Hambargh lays, the news of this atro cious deed excited there, among people of every opinion in politics, a halation of indignation and horror which no language can defcribe.—" The in decent bat (far the writer) with which the fentence was executed, is offtfelf, in the minds of all reafonable people, a fufficient proof that it was tank& Not to mention the violation of the rights of a neutral territo ry, it is fufficiently clear, that the French Government having long ago deprived the whole family of their So. vertigo of the rights of Citizens, no individual of that family can be condemned by a law, which is pole rior to this deprivation, and made ;gain( French ci tizens alone. By the fame rule they could and ought to (hoot every Englilhman or perfon of any other na, tion whatever, whom they took in arms againft France, or who even, at any time in his life, had eier been concerned in the formation or execution of any plan whatever, of the paint e of thofe mentioned in the aa of accufation againft the Duke; they might 'pally re quire all foreign Powers to deliver up to them all Englifltmen, now refiding in their territory, who are or ever have been agents of the Eoglih Government, or hive borne arms againft France; or might even fend troops, as many as they fhould ' think neceffary, to arrea all fuch perfons, and condua them to Paris to be murdered, after a mock trial of a few hours. The whole pro ceeding, with regard to the Prince, as impolitic as It is unjuft, isle be regarded as an ebullition of the favage rage of naves, who have taken the places of their Mailers ; of men, difappointed in the ate of their garconading threats, and kiting the irlf opportunity of fatiating with fecurity the tranfports of their impotent fury. Not any part the Prince may or may not have had in the confpiracy (if ever it exiled). but the rage of Bo feting all his threats spina England defpifed, his vaunted preparations Welch, and himfclf in the dif agreeable alternative of fuEering the contempt of Europe, cr tendertaking an expedition which he now fees mull fail, has brought the Prince to this untimely death." _ _ _ Another letter, received by a Commercial boat in the city, defires them not to Chip tome coffee that had been ordered for a Danifh tort, as it was very generally believed, that in a few days a French force would occupy Tonningen, and all the other Dazifh ports in that acizilbourboud ! A letter from ifitolkdraktafgthilliMildlollS 4.1 In the night of the rthbllE"*ho lt 'ter ifdoli s s corro.kidt. was .sateatly4 Piers, the Freitch i. nine, Minims), rent a Peremptory rneffsge to tho Editor of that Journal. demanding the iafertios of a Correfpondence carried on by Mr. Dates,Z o t tint Minifier at Munich, with an agent a t The Miniver for Foreign Affairs had alto fent a tit. cular letter on this fubjed to all the Mahe/radars of Foreign Courts in the French capital. Owing to the latenefs pf the hour, the Editor of the Carsgj o*. claim was unable to comply with Relllllll4lLell rectueß; and it was promifed to be infected in this day's paper; but, for certain ferret reafbns i the infertion hasbeen poll paned." Yellerday his Moir:in , rode in the Qteen's Riding Houk. About one o'clock the Loao—Crancapiott had an audience of the Kmo. In the courfe of the day his May's-Fr figned feveral official papers. Lord Sr. Vincenv has conferred the rank of Poi Captain on Captains }Limnos and PILLI Com manders of the SCORPION and Smut. for their gal lant conduet in boarding the Atalante ; and Lieut. Bt.urr, of thp Scoartow, who was wounded in the stetion, is promoted to the rank of Commander : Captain C RRRRR FT is appointed to the Sicoamott;— Captain Gascony, to the plums.; sad Clipt. Al4l. HAIN. to tilt NAUTILI/i. • Law Altall4lot la ISTS. COI*. quence of the refignatinn of Sir Mtoitost. Sows, the Matter of the Rolls— . Baron George, to be Matter of the Roth, via Sir M. fircada *wart king, Ffq. one of the Mater' is Cluweery, to be a Boron of the Exchequer, vice Baron George. Mr. MittoM , a nephew of Lord ataktfdde, m be a Malta Chancery, vice Stewart King. Efq. . Lord Ammansr bas fent circular letters m the Members of the St. James's Volunteers, regotaing to know their opinion refpe&ing permanent pay anal duty. The Members are to return anfwers to his Lordfhip nn Friday next. Major-General BAIRD of the 54th regiment of in fantry, who commanded the Rorming party at Serino apatam, has kilt been appointed to the Staff by his Malay, and dire6ed to ferve in the Lidera Diftria by his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, vier CN•lllraosia : Friday morning he infpeßed the Sottth Lincoln and Middlefex Royal Weftminfter regiments of Militia, compofing his. Brigade, in Rot ton• Field, near Ipfwich. • Lady HAWK issußT prefented the Weft India Dock Volunteers with an elegant pair of colours on Satin. day lad, embroidered with her own hands. Her Ladyihip made an appropriate fpeech to Colonel Hisaesr on the median. . Yeltertlay at three o'clock the 3d battalion pf Royal &oft India Volunteers was afrembled under arms in the Company's Warehonfe Yard, in New. fired is hen the Adjutant, Captain B read the Earl of Hataiwoirom's letter addreffed to the cIIAIRIIIAN and Drewry Caatemaa, after which, in a molt eloquent and animated fpeech be cepa. tiated on the general conduit of BortAPAINI, and drew an appropriate and forcible conflate between the enforced Confcripts of France and the Volun leers of this country; he painted in glowing colours the mildnefs of oil! Laws, and the .eicellend of our Conftitution ; and concluded with reminding the men, that in refilling the common foe, they fought for their King. Religion, their parents t wives, and children. This well timed adorers was retailed with repeated acclamations. The Middlefes Committee met on Monday to decide upon Mr. MAINWARING'S v iees, pennant to• adjournment : they only decided on ftx. But vet: terday a vote Came under confideration. the decifion upon which will affeft tome hundreds of votes. The oblation to it was a too general defcription of the pia .e of refidence : the voter had delcribed himfelf of Whitecharel ; but his vote was efiablifhed on the ground that it was the neglat of the Poll Clerk intuit a tkm g f'r a mo re particular defcription. WHIO CLUll.—Yellerday his Grace the Duke of Br neon° wit , in the Chair of the Society at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, and *as fupported by the Duke of NORFOLK, Mr. Fox. and a number of other diftin• guilhed perfons. Mr. Fox was obliged to retire at an early hour to attend his duty in the Moore of Com mons; his health was given by the Noble Chairman, as the Pillar of the prineiples of the Whigs of Eng land. and drank with the affellinn which is always mends:lied towards him by the Club. The Dube of Bs DIORD made a neat and elegant addrefs of thanks to the Club; and the Duke of Noaroi.o Alfred the Club, that the dirtiation which his rank gave him in the count; y, was chiefly dear to him, as it gave him the means of being among the foremoft on all °Cal f/OM chick concerned the liberties of the people. Yellerday morning the body of a man was teen floating in the Thames, off Irongate &airs, near the Tower, which was immediately picked up and con veyed on Ihore. He had on a large FloAlog coat, undeeneath a Lieutenant's uniform ; and, on further examination, in his pocket was found his comrnitfion s Ind an imprers warrant, by which it appears his name is Deeds, and that he was Lieutenant of the Ama ss frigate, commanded by Lord Pamir, lying at Woolwich: How the accident happened is not known ; but yetterclay Lord Panay had a long con ference with the Admiralty Board, fuppored to be on the fubjeci ; as it is laid that Lieutenant Donde was thrown overboard by time imprakd men from • boat in the River. Two feamen in company with the Lieutenant would. it is Paid, have thared the fame fate, but by timely affiilance they were Caved. ' His Royal Highnefs tlic Dud of Void has been pleated to appoint Mr. %Vida** Waits, of South. between Row, Paddington, to be his Engraver in Measotinto, A Duel was lately fought in South Corolista be tween the Hon. d iollll RUTL IDON and Dakar Con vex, of Rhode-I and. The Dpeor was fo feverely wnanded in the kg, that immediate amputation was rendered necetfary. A turtiier account dates that he furvived the operation but two days. Mr. Itur- Luso& received a Hells-wound in the fide. A letter from Capc Francois lays. that on the night of the t 6th of December lati, the hook of Mr. late of Bolton, in America, was entered by a party of Negroes, who firfl murdered him, his wife, and their child, about ante years old, and then plan. turd the !mule. , • r reiterfc - iteritArciortiil: • r#4 k i 46448 k''7t4W/PIA . P4r • 1164 *I PIA Ly liAlpsmp t , clare/ about an 4par 414. Two Mil, w a apar t 0010.0 iikt, are *mei ki s oseit Vi/I7 * Put a the afil l g4/ itbussagaext if. IL sad vier gulch ea Ise NI mime% fa ihAFPX.r 1 0 14 1 11 btu WI PP bma PONISMIOWIRO MM vet im• WA a* yr,arial Orrossabis. , - • j F LIT 7 1 4. 11 P‘rl4 r. ; • said tbg Itignpope MIMI* m 44 a endes off lealegaft amain la dos 111 1 . 1 11• aka Koil s olacit, Adsdril Lardiratireg Uriscirr. plat Admilial ItArrni g Variuw Sad Swaacts , tom of war; Joaioaca awl SCOMMILL higatas ; P sad Verovioa boats ; 14...an100p at wars Ag9aisses sad ens. &gym gun byte. VW N.E. Op= MAL PSNX•II.C2, Mau 7.-Lab sight stria* the Das& (hip Mares Denbo% Capt. Pitts Bar t. AAAAAA . of sad from Loop found, with timber sod dads fr this pert; sod this assroing the ktefolottoo sod Sails motor from a prim sail resubt, The HOARD Sege war, and DPII49 I a sawn, which Coat la Yet' ardayodfo rstasia 113 the Road. Porrisopris, Mn, a too-Anted . bis it 's bug Bag • from s aulso -Bided the Lystarr Mk of pin On a agar.-• Cam tato badowe draft mstidurdt***lo? lbs %data' *gable, Albion, all Oa Hosbliblebt son* wantons, *Mali ed to dt.Halwes, to la gmwddiers Intl! the Q/aap, Op IS* Is heady t0........ 1 - 6 -1‘..--......,.. : H His -Limas - re. frig Taimmon, of A poi, Cerro Ben err, I. ;primed' to convoy freed mist rals to Our** antljatfrf .14d Will fail to-motrow Moeda; w. Wind E. li. ilt. • .. Iteamierrs, Aran z0..,8i 9 letter reedy* fronds Welk i ibti Pits ELAM till otaismasti of Adintad Toiriagtrowdir; de have Fraud the following olattooldliallt*: *the halt** the Edda; tam An the night of 'NM* lait the brit( Of dm SZAWIII sod Unarms doors of mar was manned wild. Vohs*. tams, aerpomsnied by Oilers, who fronded In maid out tai Waging away from the Vile page a Dutch drinbi help * 100 tons Itprdip.fally instmed9,o carryings:Wm* lairitati. Yannwinyn. Nada (mall unas, Withost my Isis tin out pari t !iPdAteN epode ed. The Corona at tho .M:0 Fad A. ' 140 0 .4. iats V zt . in the aft of mating a bolts atm** a lc w.. pap: TOW by the timely intrierowe of re pm Ids* • mart blew with aped* Tilt alibi It 41 0 . 1 0 0 * 11 1 6 • 111100 acriticiog to ow owl7l An leg Tory cos imilespookiehbAmMik fipere feet how thin she Ife4gßaltlis wind la ail041111!4,4 thellritla the WY of bar birdita• .- . Aortal err a Inds, Of. the Dutch coil, dee • . ..,... tripte..4•lol dr Cat= h er tpisata o f Itna_SOWIP —.( and the "large motif de 4*. the; MOW • .C.'"'_ anned cotter t fist bas a erne fy to toltrof ad Ilitila • to the doedanwd: main in tons Rs , the We if gins. Airman of so, Hess of lie, 14noitliirliii . , Cowart goo rad: Huta, ppopas and • Hearin . wind s 1M: remi maitt 1.1•11k+-TIO MOM It _. dgOlk * rtik.ll6llllll . thstst ir rnVitb . ; tbs : ' . NA ft le atpeetefi diet the Pr* be pot *trier, . , dalillift. ~, ,:,, • - • . . FRQI6. I.l4Yrte Urr• „. Onlysisso, Aye ti. t0..-4'Lsifed by lie izo l im M, from roam ; Ood w Dew* 1 Hombre , ' Bork i fAbis aixf•Tlety &other% v, from . , •;., i: 4, q a... Amens:WM Dew. doe as" , iPidre Mu latifTilikil sad the Ifir ze, ' boo a. ilicAaere. AA . rersieggh. ... ragadipei, . frogs Off the Pr" plims a t sahib; sod, ' - foam Delittlelli. 41filetralt, filet% Dogma, from Anoint At ' Berms t fake laaelw. At Bombay. Prime of Wehte! a rthook ,lb to we 4 411 4 11 60 0. ..r-... trews Ilartrnomb. In the Crooks the Inds do; and abs Courier Barralt, from 4t At Liverpoi = d, Hannah, Wilder. from art:lo w s. At CaL 4l , ll odoeth:' +- 6 .- . .-4 *sr Hag: and the ' Bri b e, m a& . Peak. Aallidna. Pim, Chriftail, frost Land" idtleele Sri( Ai Ms** I 44witeles, Osociwy : sod the fkarls. Prop. gmhb ,Loodoo. A 4 perk.the Jobe, Adorns, Isom New Toth. .r W odogtoo, PoPy, 'Purcell, tram Lrerpool. At Maar* Maar, -.4 1 ., (rar refieteutio; . Ffiteedfittp,. Jam: end* Wilkohaterf•LogAis. - " -:-.. - • . ' - • ; '...1: The Mai% ...le•Oi Wee 111.104fielefiehrifildle if iiiiimio . free DiethiPetie le*Afir -'• , 4 -..r, ;.. I - ' ~ .2* -.)......t. rim 14 +37. Solia:47l l Mt tel. !met.* . , 1!..11 . 4 ., owed st t r a f it apo 4 . . , . ~ . little " ilk iiireou . The and Ame. " ' Tho Akar, ... B e a "fro ifrpri** :MOSokfleffao rli& and carted iota 84. ?Won. f , q * * i ; 2l: . - , -• i .., . cqftwedreca"tedThtrt4C4 Pe Hairy be alleree' llse u r sTew = prbabssr vei I:ll4WzgaigictiPs fre" db b e st itt. : pa stett' amis . : : atiWite* for lowl ' ch ! ie d d i fs‘talleithe olol: 7: 01 .4.0.4 61 4 .6 for Dwilkirt. • • and bur Dinar . A letter remind hi Were, awed as board his tadajalleh (hip Galatea, al Madeira, ski Velereery afie. five, q we 4th. countered to touch tologdoose IPS Aar from the Cave WC.* tat this. that at one time we recycled to bear up for Partforouth. OC the convoy confining of tub fail, we can now number ohl k z e ir g i t i but we =pad icon to foe or hear favoarableaceowits atrhe ' r the "mbar is warner, eon.-W e have sot fees his alp la Beebe, Cat. Dishy. fines the gale ; ws aselotely hope • that be hat leeched in fret, fume lordly port. - Ms Mabee% Captain Gerdy, is in fight, and apparently all well." The Oi:oar;of 98 guns, which bas undergone s thorough repair at Chatham, i$ to be cosomiffioned at that port immediately. sod-captain War.s.s, of tba WiNOllOll CAtTlt, is to have the command ; CAA Sawisa is appointed to the WINDIMH CNIITILM to TOMO. The MONMOUTH of 64 gnat, arrived at inouth from the Me diterranean, As to be immedi .teleafed f*" aoarantine...... Alarite wan lion, wbic ro h . lhe has brought from 4..ifbun, is to ba sanded withot4 delay. The Foos, a new 74 gtsa fhip, building io.the Kinces yard at Deptford, has got all tintbess up, and is is fuck a Rate of forwardnefs that it is expefled the will be compkted and ready for lea 4 confiderable time foonsr 'than any [hip of the fame rate was ever known to be, An Officer who left the Teiel on the 7th, fays, that there are four fail of the line, two of 64, and two of. 74 guns, viz. the John de Witt, the Brutus, the Pluto., and the Camperdown, one frigate and a brig, and about 6o fail of traufposts. The latter crrnfilis partly of Dutch welds and partly of neutrals, that have beets inspreffed for the ptirpore of (erring as tranfports.—• The troops had not embarked on ihe 7th, but every thing was ready for their embarkation, the sips of war and transports being completely equipped, and ready for fea at an hour's notice. BIRTH. Yeftsrday, Is Lintels'. Ise Fields, the Lady of George Boot% Tyniale, Efq of a So., DlfiD. Sunday kat, at Sunning fkridnire, Mn. 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