Star. — London, England, 1804-03-19 00:00:00

T.ONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 19. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK : 'Conf. tot money. 361 37—Ditto, for April 371—Omni= 1. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY Hank Stack &ut Short MR. that 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. that India Stock 1711 for oIIE. p per C. Cent 371 shi India Bonds is. a as dif. 4 per Cent. that Imperial Ann. 9 9-1,61 I per Cent. Navy 891 90 Excheq. Bills, lilt is Mt ibpziCAennut9s7 bat !hut Englies Tickets, z 71. los. Conf. for acc. 3711 Dosstig, IS:sacs is. 5 540 C. GoY. Deb. pot —Exchange, Dublin on London rd a MAICZ 14-34 Per Dent. Gov. Deb. 664—j per Can. 9cii• Exchange, Dublin on Loudon 14 a 144. lielterday Vikottnt Sine LT and Sir PHILIP Hates , attended at St. James's as Lord and Groom in Wait• lug s about twelve o'clock the following Bulletin 9cr• 'rived at St. James', from the (Ztesn's Palace : " %ern% Palace, March rl, acct. " Rrc Afivurr continua to ItSCOII2." (Armed as blare.) The Loan Coaocat.Loa's Lerdes ceded on Satnr. 'day tail for this feafon. On Saturday morning, loon after ten o'clock his 1/4A . JISTY left the Qyasn's Houle, and walked in the garden for a confiderable length of time. The'folloviing is the Bulletin of this day • Queens Palace. Mardi r : ,tin MAysirr it materially better, and. ar advaseed in ascorszr." ( Sired a: before.) Since Saturday five of the Hamburgh Mails have arrived. The French news by this conveyance is not of Co recent a date as the Faris journals that had be fore reached us. Some of the articles, however, are Worthy of a perufal. Numerous vifits have been paid to Madame Moarair, [ince the weft of her bulband, by the principal Parifion ladies.—A proof that he is prefumed by the generality of the people of France, to be innocent of the 'crime with which he is charged. Some foreigners of dißinttion who 4 rifited Madame Moasau, were next day ordered to Spit France ! There Teems to be Ito doubt that teoloas and rnoß of his fet are taken. The pre parations for Invallon go on without interosiffion in France and Holland. The German journals tiring fonse articles ofintel iigince which had not before reached us. A letter from Florence of the sad, mentions the (Ailing of the Toulon fleet, but it items unfounded. Admiral G•MTNsauas, who commands there, figns addreiTes to the Cossul, on the difeloferre of the late eoni.piracy. The excefres committed by the Turkifh Governor and troops in Egypt, have produced retnonflrances shorn moll of the Corps Diplomatique at Conkanti- it it apprehended that the French will take pot feffion of all the Neapolitan Stares. It is fa.d that the French are preparing an expedition in all the ports of the Mediterranean in their potreffion. Saturday, about two o'clock, the Ruffian Atribat fador had an audience of Lord HAWKE SBUILT, at hit Office in Downing•freet. Yellerdsy morning a Foreign Meffenger arrived at Lord HAWKISSIMY'S Office, with difpntehes from Mr. ELLIOTT, the Englith Minder at Naples. Difpatches were ycnerclay received from Admiral Cosswasass, off Brcfl, dated the t ath init. at which time no particulsr movement had taken place among the enemy's [hips in that port. The Officers and Mews of the (hips under the gallant Admiral's orders 'were all well. LA night Mr. EI STWOOD, the Admiralty Meffem ker, icf: town, with difpatches for the Port Admiral, at P , , ,, tfmouth. Difpatches were alfo fent off in the tonrf: of the night to all the other ports, and to Lord GARDFNI•II, at Coik. Yeil<rdAy, At three o'clock, a Cabinet Council held At Mr. ADDINGTON'S hook. Vetitrday the Bithop of SALMIURT preached be fore the Nobility at the Chapel Royal. Lord MOIRA left town yeiterday Morning before feeen o'clock, to relome his command in Scotland. "ritic Noble Lord had, we underhand, poßponed his retton to that country for Tome days, in order to er.;oy the fociety of his countrymen at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Saturday. and to attend to the ,itcreits of that inaitotion, which owes fo much its luccefs to his Lordthip's warm and unremitting patronage. This forenoon, at t t o'clock, died, at his houfe us St. James's fquare, his Grace JOHN Duke of ROI.. Ruatm, Marquis of L VA I/1404T, and Earl KI R , of WIRIFIRLD. &c. /cc. His Grace was born in April 3740; fucceeded his father ROIsIRT Duke of fin- ' , VACH in 1755 ; w.ts rrineipal Groom of the Stole ''• ! is MAJ. STY. twasl Lord of Ms !Wiwi s I Y ' S Bed l!trinr, and K. T. Dying unmarr4J, the title Ouke of Roxburgh is txtinZt. Lord litta.txott. $ heir to fume of Los GIACeS elates. A letter has been received from Li(bon, of a late which cc:stains the following intelligence : " The French Envoy has announced officially to his countrymen merchants here, that they need be , snder r.o appreltention of a rupture between this country and France ; a he finalty concluded, on the tsah December, a feparate trusty of neutrality. The pric e of it is underllood to be *6 millions of francs ; th: Portugnefe merchants have been cal!ed on by Government for their advice hew th.st funs may be moil wilily raifed. Since the arrival of the pac kets, a report is current here, that Great Britain agr.es to the terms of nesatality with Spaia and Pur tutgal ; bust that, Gehl they have been obliged to yourchafe them, requires conic guarantee against far ther era pons and cone:lons. Nati - ion of Madeira ...id Goa is demanded of Portugal. I have aot heard what is dated of Spain." FLOTILLA OFF aomodivz DIAL. MARCH tB.—Accounts were received here 7tflerday of an attack made on the Cats:zee tloop of war, while at anchor off Fluffing, by one heavy brig and twelve fchooners, but they were repulfed with eanfiderable lots, and happy to get agiin under the proteetion of their own batteries. The Jac tau. vas-brig, which arrived here yefierday, endeavoureJ to attack a number of the enemy's gun-isnats in Of. tend Roads, but the batteries opened fo heavy a fire upon her, that being alone, the was obliged to retreat. We have had no tiews from Boulogne for Tome days part, nor has any more firing been heard. Dorsi', Maio, 17.—8 y a letter received from our flotilla, off Boulogne, we learn, that the firing heard for kraal days patt, has been the Freach ex. ereifing their troops, and thellight ■nd flying artil lery ; part of their flotilla has alto been curdled and manoeuvred in the roads, under their own bat. teries; our flips lay out of gun toot, and have not fired fine laa Sunday in anger. The French force is Rated to be from woo to 'zoo veffels, of all• deferiptions, among which there are Rated to be near zoo gun-brigs, and fchooners of large force, capable of fighting their way through s the Tea are fmaller craft, with a thirty-two pounder in the bow only, and a (mail brafs howitzer in the Rem, with hark boats and tranfports, chiefly fchuits ; they are fo thick, our correfpondem adds, that their malts re ferable the poles (landing in the hop gardens in rum mer ; they have made an entire new harbour, to the Eaftward of Boulogne. Between the latter place and Ambleteure, it is capable of holding Soo of their craft, and covered by formidable batteries ; the camp extends five miles in length, and an immenfe number of foldiers are daily exercifed in view of our lquadron. They have alto a large park of flying artillery, and a depot of military fore. of every defcription.— Our force at prefent to oppofe this armament, is three frigates, two floops of war, and a cutter, and it is a matter of attonithment to the Officers of the rquadron why they have not attempted daring the late calm weather, to come out. Reinforcements are daily going to Boulogne from Fluffing, &e. —lt is conjeaured that the enemy cannot make all thefe formidable preparations without intending to pay us a rift, which we look for from day to day, and, confidering that they have now two harbours to come out of, nearly together, they can confequently get out in one tide double the number hitherto (up pored. It is aid that the enemy, if they come out, will leave a part of their heavy gun-brigs to engage oar (hips, while the nett purfue their eourfe. Arrived in the Roads the Two Ft iced', N. bfacat Ls matter, from Charlelion, and landed the under-mentioned paffengers—Mr , . JAMB GARDMIR and Wss. WASH. A letter from Guernfey, brought to Southampton by the VIGILANT on Friday, elates, that moil .1 the gun vele!' at St. Mato, Granville, &c. had failed from thence towards Boulogne, and that the appre kenfions at the Wand, of attack, had been greatly lelTened in confequence. Accounts from an officer on board the Maeic ,- .iwe, one of Sir S. SMITH'S froadron Rationed at the mouth of the Scheldt, dated on Wednefday Rate, that the enemy's fleet at Flufhing is in every refped ready for fee, and that the Cavalry to be em ployed in the invafion have aaually embarked. Saturday afternoon , a Gentleman , named Wotss, arrived in town frac; Rotterdam, which place he left on Monday IA : he reports, that another move. resent has taken place amongft the Dutch troops in North-Holland, drawing nearer to the Helder, for the purpofe of embarkation ; General Ma It stone, the new French Commander in Chief in the Batavian Re public, had arrived at the Hague. Lieutenant WILMOT, of the Loan NRLSOM cutter, it appeari, has been taken prifoner in Holland. He landed with a part of a boat's crew on the Hook of Holland a few days ago, when they proceeded to a farm houfe and procured refrethments ; after which the Lieutenant fent off his crew and propofed to fol low them to the boat. He, however, did not return ; and, after an unfuccefsful &arch, they continued row. ing off fhore till fix o'clock in the morning, when they were attacked and fired on by a party of light bode. The LORD Nxi.son arrived on Friday at Dover. Letters from Bombay to the asith September, furnifb a complete confutation of the accounts in the French rapers. which Rated the defeat of the Britifh Army under the orders of General W v, by the M.thrattas. A thong detachment of the PRISHWA'S army is under orders to march on an expedition againft Nir war, on the road to which, at the village of Beercir, is a valuable mine of iron belonging to Scum or A, and which he has lately worked to great advantage.— The fort at this place is the flrongeß in his pullet- finny and is the place in which his hate pritoncrs are confined ; it is likewife the grand repofitory of his treafure, at tillery, ammunition and military (tore:, of which it is fuppofed dill to contain great quantities. The following intelligence relpating Ceylon, is given in a letter from Tanjore, dated the t R of Sept. —•• Major Dam, Captain Ru "4 LI Y. of his Majefly's Malay Regiment, and a Captain of the Bengal Ar tillery, are the only officers retained as pnfoncrs ; they are now employed in working on the roads, and in other degrading effices. Some of the racers' fervants, I underaand, have been fent to Trincomale e with their nofes cot off, and otherwife mangled:— Upwards of 52 officers have died or been killed in Ceylon, fincc the beginning of the war. 1 firmly hope, however, that the Candians ail' not glory Inng in their cruelty, as an army of 6000 men is now atrenabling in Bengal, deflined, it is (aid, for Ceylon." Other letters, of the 3d and ath of September Rate, that the &kith fasces, reduced to a few hundreds, have been driven into Trincomale, which is befiezed by upwards of aoßoo Caadiaas. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE• MAILS THIS DAY...-I.Vind N. AIR. DUE. •lt. DUE DuLila os I I lantburgh 5 I Woo ford 0 5 Cuttemburgh 0 0 PLYMOUTH, MARCH 17.—Came in the Swedifh (hip Zarkerman, of and from Stockholm, P. C. )(mamma mafter, for Rochelle, laden with tar, pitch, iron, and deals, detained by his Majelly's flip BOADICEA, 0138 guns. Sailed the &At:I'LL, of 18 guns, on a cruise ; alfo the Lady Graves, TIED, for Waterford, and thence for Newfoundland. PuLTSMOUTN, MARCH 18.--AI-rived the FALCON revenue cutter from Poole; Lan jaw" Mao", and LADY Bottoms Eaft Indiamen, from the Downs.— Paffed by from London the China American (hip,' bound to Philadelphia and China. Went out of bar. hour the CAR YSFORT frigate. Drat., MARCH tB.—Sailed the Diligence Eaft India Pilot for the River ; FURY bomb, to join the fquadron off Boulogne; Narrows Eaft Indianian, and feveral other outward-bound veffels to the Weft ward. Arrived the JacT•et. gun-brig from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the raft of his Ma. jetty's (hips as per laft, Amy' Eaft India Pilot, Champion and Amity Tranfports.—Wind N.E. blows . hard with rain. YARNED%) is, MARCH le.—On Friday P. M. arrived the CIIISOR gun brig from a cruife.—Yeflerday failed the MALLARD and CEN sow. gun brigs, and the SWAN and Hawes cutters, after having been refitted.— Palled through the Roads a trader from London to Hull, taken off this coaft by a privateer, and retaken by the BRAME (loop, and fent to the River. Arrived a lugger, with difpatchss from Sir SYDNEY SMITH to Admiral Rosser. Arrived the Sutra gun brig. from a cruife. The )(Trues', of 64 guns, will fail this afternoon to join the North Sca Fleet under Admiral THORN BOROUGH. The &Don cutter will fail with the trade for Hufnm as loon as the wind is fair.—Paffed through thefe Roads feversl laden col liers, to the Southward. Wind freib breeze at N. E. Remain in the Roads the In r LI( Xi ILI, one gun brig, a cutter, and a logger. The Bs floop has fent in here a Dutch floop,which the captured off the Fly. Gatanocx, MARCH O.—Cornelia, Hsu., from Charlefton, failed from thence OD the :6th January . The Sufannah. WaeTta, failed about five or fix days before the Cornelia, and the Mary, ST•au It V, in company with the Cornelia, both fur this port. Capt. Hies. thinks the Hibernia, STOIC RS. alfo of this port, had failed about ten days before him.—Left loading for this port, the Birmingham Packet, POLLARD. The Brandy•Wine•Miller, COLLIN?, from New York for this port, is arrived at Lochfwilly. The Lady Nei. Eton, M'Aersvia, arrived here yefterday from Li(bon in so days, fpoke on the t Ws ult. in the North Chan nel, the (tip Crawford, Jaratzsow. from Virginia for this port. The (loop Alexander, M'Coastrcnv, arrived at Londonderry from Clyde, 4th inftant.— The Tay. &mono, from hence, at Sligo; and Nelly and Peggy. M.Ft a, of this port, at Dublin, from Limerick. FROM LLOYD); LIST. GRAVILII)III,MARCm 01.—Na - ea by the Two Friends, M•Niel, from Charlatan; Mina Johanna, Barman, from Faro; Good Hope, Nefbitt, from Norway ; Julius, Lean; Vrow Loma, Par ker; Vrow Maria, Lucas; Five Brothers, Rowlands; Vrow Alida, Escrahl Vrow Anna Marla, —; Two Brothers, Holmes; crow Rina, -midt; Vrow Ekott, Hacks; Vrow Emit ten, Clofs, and Gond Hope, Armtis, from Embden.—Salled the Ruby, Blake, for the Fait Indira; Mihwa,Allan, fur Demarara; Generous Friends, Bag, fur Gaernky, anal the Awarteren, keinders, for Eotbden. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMI •OFFICE, MARCH 17, 1804. Cep, or • Letter from Commodore Hoot), Commander In Chief of his MaJclty's China and veffels in the Leeward Iflandt. to WILLIAM MARIDLII, Eh!. dated at Marti:tire, Jan. 77, ans. Sir--I fend you herewith, for the information of the Lord Commifficmers of the Admiralty, copies of two letters from Captain NOURSE, of hi, Majeily's (loop CYAN', giving an account of the capture of a privateer of eight guns and eighty-four men, and recapture of a valuable Guineaman. (Signed) SAM. HOOD. His Majeßy . .. (loop Cen t, Jan. a, 1804. Sir—l beg leave to inkum you of my having re captured the fbip Weitmoreland, from the coati of Guinea, taken by the General Ernouf privateer, who was in fight at the time, but efcaped. (Signed) paten NOVAS,. 11 His Majefty'• hoop CT A• Z. Jan 20.180 4 . Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you of his Majedy's Hoop under my command having, in the latitude of Barbadoes, fallen in with, and after a chafe of five hours, captured la Bellone French privateer of eight guns, and eighty four men, lad from Surinam ; out (even days, and had taken nothing. Her guns thrown overboard during the chafe. I am, &c. (Signed) JOSEPH Copy of a Letter from the Itlplt Honourable Lord Kt ITN, K. B. Anmiral of the Blue, he. to WILLIAM MA•DEN, Efq. dAtc..l off Runfgate. the 13th maim Sir—Be pleafed to acquaint their Lordfhips, th it Captain 1-ILywooo, of his Majefty% fl,np the riaarr. yederday captured and fent into the Downs, the Penriche French gun-boat of tvio guns and twn Imall trianfpotts, part of a convoy pr ,, cced.ng under hcr proteßion from CAW% to Boirsgne. (Signed) emit. DISTRIBOI lON OF PRIZF-NIONF.Y. The 7 onnenr, for tb, clout,: of the Prefeeeratica, will be rw at Plymouth, on Wvltitklay the it ft infant. The Santa Marrero to Vie detention nf the fltfp betted en Haab, under auoth r.plours, sill he paid un Saturday the Sin 'p aint, at No. at, N,.rf..t►•ltreet, strand. The flonp Viztoe, fur Ilk drllruetum of the French r &tint al fl..p arm la Hectic. will be paid the seth latbast. at Na a t Littk Scodaud-yard. Whitehall. Capt. Boys is appointed to command the RIOI7- to s, of 44 guns, fitting out at Ch.illeam. A I)ntch prize-thip, with rpo (laves on hoard, a fhort time fince parted from her cables at Kir.ggrui, St. Vincent's, and drifted to feat the was followed Coon after by tome veldt, which took out t if of the (laves, but the remainder, with the thip, fell sot* the hands of a French privateer. A Pragian brig, arrived at Hull, from Erobden, was boarded on the s rth inflant between Ilambru' Head and the Spurn bt• a brig .utter privateer. belonging to Dunkirk, mounting 16 h•ag p.p•und• era, and carrying 134 men. crew so the boat that boarded ha were Isigunta. LAIF JAI ELLIGENC) COCKPIT, witi rhii.o.l., MAR& Before the mod Nt.ble and Right Hu Commitlinneis ..1 Appeals in Prize cat. Little Tom Butler, -- Graythery This (hip faded under American colt.' cargo of flour, naves, and dry goods vny Age from Philadelphia to Marraci captured on the loth of June, 'Soo, Is; Chip of wm the General Simcne. Jufeph wander, and carried to Jamaica. It the (hip was redored in the Court Lordthips, kfter hearing the counfel on , alto reUnred the cargo, with interelt froth of the tale thereof. The Wafhington, Barton ladeh with a cargo of coffee, bout age from Aux Cayes to Salem. was, on February. iBor, captured by his Mt Calypfo, Jofeph Baker, Efq. commander, . ried into Jamaica, and there duly proceeded as a prize. Their Lordfhips in this cafe red (hip and cargo as claimed, and condemhed tors in the coils of the appeal. Verandering, De lay Hay matter.--Sackey s , Brown mailer.—Minerva, _ American, Howard Retlitution was alto decreed in the above journed to ten o'clock on Wedhefday Mats DUBLIN, MARCH 13. His Excellency had a rey nonierous Celle, on Sunday 121. Hamar GRAITT, An embargo limilar to that laid upon England, bound to the northern ports of r ordered here on Saturday lat. MAUCH 15.--His Excellency was Inperbh tained at dinner on Monday lAA. by his Archbilhop of Calbel. at his Lordlhi , Merrion.iquare. In the evening their paid a 'Wit to Hasty G Elq. at Stephen's Green. where an elegant privi given by that much ellcemcd and amiable is This day the Queen's Bays marched their route to Carlow. Tuefday afternoon Charles Frazer furrendered himfelf. and was admitted I lattice Dar, for his appearing next ConstnitoO s re !paling the late tranfaftion at Rathfarnham. _ _ Two Gentlemen went out to decide an affair of honour on Sunday latt, Sir J. M. and Mr. C. They met near Marino, on the Clontarf Road. Upon the ground, however, by the interference of the fecondh the matter was amicably adjufted without a thot be ing fired. Yefterday, a perfon of the name of Dignum was brought Up to the Cattle, a prtfoner, from Carlow, by an efcort of theNaas Yeoman Cavalry, and un derwent examination for Come time ; he is raid to be a baker, and is charged with treafonable pretties% A perfon who calls hitufeif Dairen has been arre& ed in the County of Wexford. where he has refided a while as fecretly as he poffibly could. A perfon Cul - paled of trcafonable praetices, was taken a few • days ago concealed in an Bland io Lough Corrib. couniy of Galway : he calls hunk!" by different names; at one time O'Brien. at wither Archdekin : he (peaks French •nd Milt fluently. has a cut on his right cheek, and two marks like moles on his left. Linteoce Assizas.—A miiirary officer, of the name of Damara. was found guilty of the murder of a Mr. IRWIN, by Ibooting - him in a duel. The leading pars collars of the cafe were as follow : Mr. Dunmead paid his addreffes to a relation of the de ceafed, but feduced her in the comic of the court fhip ; the proved pregnant, and he afterwards re fused to marry her. A duel was the confequence. Mr. 'swim was an Attorney, and a very young man. of refpeilable connedtions and charaEler. The pri loner was quartered in Limerick. The following are the falltionable arrangements of the week : THIS 'VINING. Countefs of Pentes Ball, Haley-ftreet. Lady Langford's Rout. Berkeley (quart. Lady Lambert's Rout, Manchetter.fquare. Dowager Lady Harewood's Rout, Portman-Num. Mrs. Cornwallis's Rout, Seymour-placc. Mn. Rnighticy's Roat,Gmfrenor (quirt. Mrs. Crefpfgay's Concert, Charles.ft rem, St. James's-forsara. TUMMY. Dowager lady Marmoset Rout. Mn.s E. B. Pot man's Concert. Portinan-fqoara. WEDINISDAT. Mary-rye or Ark•sch's °rand Dir.r.cr. Brandin& Lord C!..inlatlek timid Pinter, B.rlaley•fitiank M: • Hutchin'io%. Ball, GTnlvenauftreet. Mr. Hope's Part), CaloroJab•fquirc. THURIDALY. Marquis of Abcreorn's Party, at ttic Priory, Stamm". La 'v Rout. Wlmpole.ftract. D.. aim: Lady 1-Larritrocd't Concrrt. Pars. Vincent Cortutt's Root, Wdbeck-ltrut. Ladles Cowart. FRIDAY. Countet. of I.Onerick's Rout. 111a,..deki-O t eet. out.tt t. Carb•mptudi Rou:. Bruom-fl.re.t. 1 Ady R . nut, Han.,ver rqu.re. Dowara Cady ii.rergond . . Co.) Pir.y. Lidy Jars Jagmi. Cent:rt. tkvoafrar'r-place. SAT us DAY. 1.0 rd !familia-es Grand Duller. Permian Grime. s %DAY. c n i t amer. of Komori* Party. Panama.' Squat air Jamb &ate* Pan y, ao►o Name. ST•TIL L Orrics. No. g. Pors's Hum ALtssr. COR II NI LI., LOIIDOP. — J. Jot, own and Co. beg leave rn return their moll fincere thanks to digit numerous Friends and the Public, for the many fa vours conferred on them in the late and former Lot. and embrace the opportunity of infarining them, the Tickets, Halves, (tarter., Eighths, and Sixteenths or the enfnine Lottery, are now on fele iu the greatefl variety of Somber.. mut at the low,* prices. The drew jog constoences on Monday the tsd of April, and the Tickets will gradully rife t an early purchase is therefore relpeeltilly recommended, and AS advtlllllfetSifidiSintlfly rifle a preference to a mall' fnetonate Lottery Office. this rarely may claim th e i r 1'44 notice. for being the only Office that ever fold rwo Twenty Tbostra4 Posed Prime s draws as sib, day. • NCH sy. Kin. the Loe • tufts. bury =Ad'. °lours, with Is, bound on a raibo, but was by the private ph Duval corn. appeared that below. Thew nn both fides. I froth the tithe mater.—Thul )und on a voy. on the :cab th r Majelty's hip I nder, and cad reeded again& I are redored the I tuned the cap. :leer.—Socket' Sransp ward matter.—:. owe cafes. Al. tieth. • lOW at the reit, EL/. was I ipon veffels in ' of Europe, was luperbly enter. his Grace the hip's houfe in it Excellencies at his houfe at :riwate hall was i able lady, Mrs. l from hence on Frisch, Efq. to bail, by Mr. :onstniffion, re- • irnham. le an affair or Mr. C. They 71 . ad. Upon the of the feconds. bout a thot Dignum Was from Carlow, i 'retry, and mt. 1 , 1 he is raid tab* ble prettied. has been erre& he has refided a practices, was in an Wand its he calls himtelf rien. at another i itA fluently. has I :arks like moles officer, of the I of the murder r in a duel. The as follow : Mr. ation of the de. s e of the Court- I after wards re- he confequence. cry young man, seer. The pri- irrangements of mare. arnes's.fiture.