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the city and gone into the eattritry. The bodies or thdte who now die, are buried in lime. Mama, Nov. 4.—As loon as his Holiners has loft Italy, a declaration, it is Paid. will be publiflied rela tive to the kingdoms of the Two Sicilies and Etruria, asalfo the Ecclefiaftical State, fignifying that, in the pr 'Sent circumflances of Europe, the fame neutrality as heretofore cannot be permitted. The Englifh at Leghorn and Naples are already making preparations in confequence. Vistina, Nov. O.—According to accounts from Naples; the King of the Two Sicilies has ordered a flriit recruiting, by which every thirticth man of thofe who are able to bear arms, mutt enter into mi litary fervice. Feaaaroat, Nov. t7.—M. d'Ou ea it, the late Ruffian Azobaffador at Paris, will to-morrow leave this city for St. Peter(burgh. Sitation°, Nov. O.—Every thing has been in readinefs there two days pall for the departure of his Majeßy, which has hitherto been prevented by the wind, and the froß. LaR night the frog was fo Wen*, that the harbour is entirely covered with ice. The laft gunboat arrived here this day, with five tranfports, having on board artillery ; Come of them had been at Lubec, and others at Copenhagen. The troops which arrived with them are well, though their were etpofed to confiderable fatigue. Major Wantasboarr has arrived here from Berlin. • A letter from an Officer on board the Gtarros, one of the (hips of our fquadron off the Tezel, (totes —" That the crew of a Dutch pilot boat, fent as a flag of truce. with difpatches horn the • Batavian Admiral Kizzsar to Admiral Russet. have given further information of the prefetvation of the officers and failors of his Majefly's flip R 0141117, who, to the number of near 300, were lately landed in North Holland where the French had taken upon them felves to march them to the depots for Englifh loners at Leyden and Bois.le-Due. Several Englifh fficers were permitted by the Dutch Admiral to write to their friends in this country, with this flag of truce t bot when it was ready to fail, an Aide-de- Camp of General MARMONT, accompanied by font grenadiers. tame on board and feized every letter— They were fo tine in their (catch, that they even ex amined the pockets of the Dutch failors, and took every morfel of paper from them. This tyrannical behaviour highly offended Admiral neater, who fent an ezprefs to the Hague with complaints, after having, in vain, claimed the letters of the Britifh Of ficers, who had been offered pecuniary affiltance, not only by the Batavian Officers, but by feveral refpee table merchants at Amaerdant." It was yefterday reported, that the French had taken poifellon of Hansbur&h. We have to (late, in costradiAion of that report, that the King of Prullia, in his remonftrance *OA the arrest of Sir GIORGI RURISOLD. and demand of his releafe, declared to the Corfican Ufurper. that he confidered all the Fo reign Minifters refiding at Hamburgh, as accredited to the Circle of Lower Saxony, of which his Pruf flan Majefty is one of the principal Members, as much under his fpecial protation as if they were ac credited to himfelf." We can farther add, that when' the Ruffian and Swedifts Miniflers. alarmed by that aggreffron, for the Way of their countrymen, refi ding in the fame quality in that city, demanded from the Pruftian hlinitier of State, Baron Haao C, whether any farther violation of the Laws of Nations was to be apprehended in that Imperial and neutral territory ? they were 3frured in pofitive terms, it that any future attempt, on the part of France, againit the Diplomatic Agents, accredited to the Circle of Lower Saxony, would be relented by his Sovereign." Relying upon this information, we do not hefitate to &dim that the report of the occupation of Ham. burgh by the French troops is totally deftitute of foundation. A private letter from Hamburgh, dated Novem ber 23, fays--" The French have demanded from Lubec a loan of aoo,ooo rix dollars, but as it appears from the liberation of Sir Gamins Rumantn, that the AMC of PevssiA will exert his influence in fa your of the Circle of Lower SAsony , the city has been emboldened to refufe it. " The perfons who rob'sed the Engbflt courier (Mr. WAISTAii) are well known; the principal was the Commandant of Ratreburg ; there were betides two Bens d'armes and five common foldiers." Yeller'lay morning his htsif S 1 r, accompanied by the Dukes of KENT and Camas'Dos, and General Firzao,r, reviewed the Oxford Bluer, in Windfor Great Park. The deer that his MAIRSTT hunted on Toefday fhewed great (port. At darting he made towards Bagfhot, and changed his c. , in le back near Swinley, taking to the left acrok the Foieff towards Blackwa ter, where he was taken in a piece of water, abont three miles on this fide of Hartford-bridge, after a chafe of above forty miles. Earl Me aIA arrived at Edinburgh on Monday from ‘ondon. Ter ARTl.—Northcnte has already prepared a very interetling defign, for a portrait of Toung The Mole is reprefented as leading the little Theatri• cal Hero to the altar of Fame, before the Itatue of Shakelpeare. The foreground is is to difplay armour, and all the infignia of Tragedy. The defign is very piAurefgoe, and the c ompolition admirably arrang ed. The pielore is to belong to Mr. Parker, the Higs, h Sherif f for l a ncafhire, a liberal parrots of the Art and &zealous admirer of the little Thorn icalWonder. tft of the Mooting t by this toglifit d here in .ek. The WAR. !UNSTER, Ls recei v. Lite on die werice, A' 0 the left, This al made la corn. the rainy is hoped one of the R phyfici• :a, to U ine of the lick, lave ug h with ;pally pre' 57 1 3 ° 1°13 nail pox er is have le; MARit-LANE, coax ascHaxOt, trox i jo. he There is tollat a good fupply of Wheats t buyers in general declining indent prices, few files are made, and at a (mall reduaion in price.—Fine old and Dantaic ample:, rather exceed our currency. —Barley in plenty and rather lowei—Malt litewife. —Beans of each kind, fome what cheaper—as are Oats of the fecood and inferior qualities. In Flour and other articles but (mall fluEtuation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 88s. nos. zoo pa qr. Grey Yak ape. to sza. Roe Ditto, lop. sac od. Beans, sos. 555. od. R7e(orw). SO. Pia ad. Tick Ditto 465. 5 as. od Raley, Os. 535. od. Oats, 295. 311.34 a Malt, Soo. 116 s. od. Poland ditto, 361.375. od. White Peak, stis. 64a. od. Rape Seed, 01 to 441. pa y& PRICE OE FLOUR. Flue Flour soon to uss. Seconds Ilse. to pos. per lick. DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 24. On Thurfday the Third Brigade of Dublin Yeo manry went off duty. A detachment of the 47th regiment marched Into town on Thuriday. Major Slat and junice Beta. apprehended Edw. Barnes and five others in a houfe in Dirty-lane. on Tuefday latt, in the aft of forging on the Cavan Bank. They were committed to Newgate for trial on Thurfday. Tuefday night, about fa o'clock, the poll boy con veying the different mails from Clonmel to Cafbel, Stc. was robbed about three quarters of a mile on the road between Clonmel and Centel, by a tingle foot. pad, armed with a pittol. who efcaped with the booty. The Jemima. London trader, Joey Bum matter, arrived in our harbour on Tuefday evening, after a patine of only four days from the Downs—a very remarkable circumftance at this feafon of the year. JESSIE. TONV-11011MT •OMPii. ve•harted was he, the fad (wale et the Yarrow, _ And fair are the maids on the banks of the Ayr ; But by the tweet fide of the tilth's winding river, Are lovers as faithful, and maidens as fair. To equal young Jason, leek Scotland all over, To equal young Janata. you'll feek la In vain i Grace, beauty and *puce. teeter her War. And maidenly modefty Sus the Ask. Oh ! Ire& is the yore In the gay kw, morning, And tweet is the lily at evening clefs; But in the felt pretence of lovely young Jamul, Milken is the Illy—onbestiod the soft. Love Gm In her bac, like a wizard estfrining. Entbron'd b her an be delivers his law; And RUI to be, charms fhe alone is a ft:anger, tier inedefl demeanor's the jewel of an Lieutenant F. Ste aLa is appointed to l'Esvota !loop of war, fitting at Sheernefs. Monday lalt, the 4th Battalion of Carmarthenthire Volunteers, commanded by Colonel WILLIAMS, of Penycoed, altembled in a field , in the ne i g hbourhood of St. Clear's, where an elegant pair of colours, pre fented to the Corps by Sir Hamar Patna IllOt. were c onfecrated by the Rev. WILLIAM Davits, Vicar of Llangathen. Yellerday fe'onight, the Stirlingfhire Regiment of Britifh Militia, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Ga am AS' of Gartmore, were infpefted in the Links a t Aberdeen, by Major General the Marquis of H a TLY. After the infpellion, his Lordfhip gave an elegant dinner in Cleughs, to Lieutenant Colonel Oa Fl Al 4 and the Officers of the Regiment, the Gar rifon Staff, and other military gentlemen in town. A French Huffar Officer, it is raid, had gone on board BLACILM AN% flap for a crake ' and has found his way to England again ( t his w ill. DRURY-L•lll.—Yefterday evening Mifs DuscAN appeared in the part of Letitia Hardy in the tide's Stratagem—of her performance of which, we have the fame obfervation to make as of her ANI Hardee?. ; the was particularly happy in her affumption of une ducated manners. A cone& delineation of thole of elegant life is only to be acquired by along acquaint. ance with the polite world. Mr. Ecctsriaa's Dori court is (pit ited, but not fittiffied. We cannot think a frequent repetition of this Play can do much for the treafury of the Theatre : it was Taft night but ill attended till the period of half price. Bow Mor.—A Liverpool gentleman. of Hibernia,' extraftion, not left remarkable for the fuavity of his manners than the gentility of his perfon, flopped lately at a buteliet's Mall, and jape errestenie addreffed the mailer with tome apparent warmth, " what's the , price of pork to-day P' ten pence" was the reply. Hogs ate fancy" rejoined Pat—" Sol perceive," retorted the gentleman of the knife and cleaver, call ing an aids look at his cullomer !! It is unneceffary to add, that the converfation very abruptly broke off. On Sunday fail a holier, in Orford-flreet, did pe nance in Islary•lii-bonne Church, for calling a refpec table Lady in that neighbourhood The circiinotance, from its Ungularity, excited much cu :inky. The delinquent fripported himfelf with unparalleled confidence during the whole ceremony, but on his retiring from the church the Ladies expref. fed In much refeatment, that he thought it necelfary to make a very batty retract, but could not rid him• f e ll of a hog f f.)llossers, who piirlued him through the areas for upwards of two hours. Early on Saturday morning, a fervent who wu thrilling in the barn of Rooert Smith, at Fyfley, Old Kilpatrick, went into the dwelling knife to mend his Rail, carelefsly leaving the candle burning. When he came nut, he found the barn, which was full of viattal, in one 1/L1 7e ; and the flames spread fo ra pidly to an adjoining liable and byre, that there was not sufficient time to eatticate four cows and two hut fib, which pet irked in the fire. Yeßerday forty•fta prituners were removed from the different prifonsta London and Middlefes to New gate, in order to take their trial at the enfuiag Ul timo, which cussusience on Wednefday Deaf. NAUTJC4I , IigtELLIGENCE4 MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind N.E. ARA. Dilt. ARR. 00R. Hamburg!' s s 0 4 Oritoenbaren o o • Fa t. Mo ova, Nov. 51.—Sailed this day the ptineefs Amelia Packet, STLrNiist, with the Mails of the sift init. for the Leeward Mends. The PfIICSATI galliot, Jonge Ifaac Boynan, Captain de VR a, for Bilboa ; and the fehooner Antwerp, Dicaastscia, for St. Michael's. The latter veffel carried away her fore top matt in the Bay, and was obliged to put into Milford to repair. Arrived the Fruitiest galliot Peter, Captain Wom.r, with wines, &e. from Oporto, after a paffage of eleven days. The Prince Adolphus packet, for Jamaica ; and the Leicefter do. for Ame ries, will fail on the 9th of next month. Remains in Carsick Roads his Majefty's brig GANNAT, of 18 guns, Capt. Bass. Wind N. PLYMOUTH, NOTIMIIIR aB.—Came in the Pruffian Sip indefatigable, Captain PATER KIAMP, from Dantzick, laden with naval fibres, for this Port.— His Majefty's chip Nemesis, of z 8 guns, from a min, and a gun brig, with the lots of her mails. — Sailed his Majefty's 114 hot: 'Tatou', of 74 guns. to join the Channel Fleet ; alto the Ramoaa cutter, of 14 guns, on a cruize. Poaramoura, Nov. . 9 .—Sailed from Cowes and Yarmouth Roads, tbe ACASTA and Hosea frigates, with the fleet for the Weft Indies, Sec. under con voy.—Wind E. N. E. S N Noveatasa 29.—Arrived his Majefty's hired armed Sip Paov Malice, Captain P. Rya, with the Longa Ulricka, Swedifh /hip, which the has detained. The Pea IILOrZ has alto arrived; the has on board a great quantity of fpecie : in coming up the Swin the firuck on a land bank, but being low water, as the tide flowed, the was fortunately got o 5 again, without any material injury. Dam.. Nov. a9.—Remain in the Downs, the Ma MULCH, UTRILCHT, AIIIIINT, and INvLLzasi.l men of war; CASTS& and CHAMPION frigates; Mas i Dear. and Games Coops of war; EIPLOSION. Lucien, VOLCANO, and DistoVeßV bombs; Rt• JACNALL, DR ZZZZZ 11, WATCHFUL' ADDER., Wamtoza. 'Douse, and Mists gun brigs. and the I armed defence brigs. Wind E. N. E. hazy weather. GRRRNOCR, Ndv. z7.—/krrivedhere on Thurfday night the Trio, Thornton, from (bebec, in 4S days; (poke in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. the Hro, Car nochaa. of and from this port , frit Ctilebee, all well ; the Commerce, of this port, Loudoun, from Oban, with emigrants, - which had bee n boarded on the pat - Page by the Uncle Thomas French privateer. as for merly mentioned, arrived at Quebec three days he fore the Trio failed.—Arrived. the Martha. Pi ins role, at Peter/burgh from Glafgow ; Nautilus. Rnfs, at Cork from Port Glafgow ; Dunrobin Ca ttle Bride, at Norfolk, fromlence, • PROM LLOYD', LIST. 0 ND, Nov sp —Patkd by the Slade, Appleby, front Stockholm ; Jefkr Jacky, Veda, and the Sufannah, Jolattfon, horn Dunne ; Minerva, Scott, from Stettin Dolpldn, Fraser ; Franck, Fricke, and the Henske. Undervart, from Evaders — Sailed the Hope, Ferry, for J.;maka„ and the Five Gebroedas Harem, for Embden. Aim vas—ln airliner, the Flower,--- , from Archangel ; Pansy. Gray; and the Traveller, Fater, from Prterfburgb. At D bra, Forfter ; sad Am e n ,, Holland, from Paerflaurgh. TIM Lady Hoban. Laghtoo. from Africa, fa tuft on Herter; it is carded the people will be fared. The Ann. CORT, bound to Hull, which was re ported to be captured, was loading at New York on the 13th of Dauber, and was expelled to fail in eight days. We can now Rate with accuracy the lots of men latel belonging to the VIA [RAILS. The total com plemyent borne on her bookithe day that the unfor tunately went on (bore were 555 ; the number mut tered afterwards on board the Istrurveux, Goosam, and on /pore, was 347; In that the number miffing is only eight. and four of them only are known to have Coffered. We are happy to Rate alto, that a very con fiderable part of her gores, guns, timbers, &c. &e. will be Caved, notwithikandiog (he fell fo completely to pieces. that no wreck could be dilcovered at the place where the took the ground. The Pruffian Chip, Die Twee Gefchwei hrs. Capt Tauberg, which failed on the 19th infl. from L'Oricnt for Leghorn. was fpoken with on the next day by one of our frigates off Breft. According to the re port of the Pruffian Captain, who, in the beginning of the prefent month, had paired feve/al days at Brett, Auozazau had arrived there unexpeCtedly from Pares, and was Paid to carry with him froth orders and inftru&inns for Admiral G Ml. Captain Tavesao had himfelf teen two divifions of troops, I s_ooo each, embark under the c ommand of Generals' DAS JAIDIN and D and 8000 other troops I had embarked before the daptain's arrival—fo that 8,000 land troops were on board the fleet under G ma's command. They were to be corn mended by AVOIRIAU ; General Do was the ' chief of his Ilaff ; both of whom had fent on board their camp and military equipages. But though A. O'Corr most with leveret other trifh Rebels, had cons- 1 mands in ;his army, and the Englilh and Irith guides were on board, the general report at Brett was that this armament was neither de llined for England nor Ireland, but for the EAR Indies, becaufe the (hips had taken in fix months provifinns, with fuch clothing for the crews and troops, as are only worn in warm cli mates. This may, however, only be a trick of the Ufurper, to deceive as to the real dellination of this armament. Captain Tanberg Paid, that Gantt:eat:me% fleet contifted of twenty-one (hips of the line, nine frigates, and ten cutters, with twenty-eight Rout tranfports, all ready for lea. though badly manned. —lt was reported at Bice, on the t ith, that Gas• THIIIIII4I would have failed before this, had he not received orders by the telegraph, to wait for the arrival of a Courier from Spain. The troops yet en camped near Bra. were Paid to amount to t a,OOO men. The Officer who favoured us with the above particulars, added, that two other neutral Matters of 'hips have confirmed t h e report Oi CAIMANI TA vasa G. Dublin Waterford cirr isusritsss. • , Yefterday the Right HMI. the Loan Maltoa_ _llff? ceeded in Bate from the Manfiosa.houk to ofiadbab to hold a Court of Common Council—and, it= the fitft Conn in the Mayoralty, his Lordflip the proceedings in a neat appropriate (peach, reqoefla ing the satiates df his fellow-tickets, on all of lions, to enable him to fulfil the arduous dada the cake of Chief Magifirste. Precast at the Court fifteen Alderintn, Reeneditto and Sheriffs, and a numerous meeting of the Co. mon Council. The Thanks of the Court were toted to the late Lord Mayor. It was referred to the Coinotittee for letting the City Lands, to afcertain a report td the nest Coot,' what :noceedings have taken place in relation to the enlargement and improvement of Smithfield.martet The Court proceeded to the eleetion, by ballot, of a Principal Clerk to the New Coal Market, and on calling up the fame, there appeared for— Mr. John Dowling • • .• Uri Mr. atkhard Yeoward - • • St whereupon his LerdThip declared the raid Joan Doi/Las duly elected to hold the raid Office, dura ing the pleafure of the Court. Mr. Jour Fasts was unanimoufly elated Beadle of the New Coal Market- The Port Committee laid before the Cowl the bye.laws fee the regulation of the Harbour Mallen of the Post of London, which were read and ordered to be printed, and a copy to be fent to every Member L of the Court. The Loan ?Aetna appointed the nest Court for ' the elation of a fecond Clerk to die Court of Rea quefts, in the room of Mr. Jour Lsacm, dikniffed. PUGILISM Yefterday treks the day appointed for the keret. peeled battle between Tow Bricker and fill Arse, ell the astir: and ~Emu prepared for the (port at an early hour. The former is the own brother to the noted Belcher, alias the Champion of England, who lately retired from the profe&on, in confequerwe of having an eye knocked out by a tennis ball.. The lab ter is the own brother to the famous pogilift. Hiber. ohm Ryan. who fought the celebrated battle in 57119. with Johnfon, and was obliged to yield to the (opener prowers of that hero. Of coorre there two comba tants, both of whom are true game, and about the age of 20, produced an extraordinary degree of es. peeation. At nine o'clock, the road to W' Green, . Green, Paddingtuo. the kens of titian, was ed with foot pengers and carriages of various de. fcriptions, Itch as carts, caravans. buggie‘and heels. ney coaches. At eleven o'clock, a large ring was formed e•/en the Green. the circumference of which confilled of a motley group of four confolidated rows. The ground was fort, and the rpeßators were nearly mole deep in water. The inner row fat down, and were confequently very comfortably aocomnsodated ; the fecond row kneeled; the third flood rather Romig forward ; and the fourth, or eatetior row. was ma poled of the pertons who contrived to exalt thendelves upon (filth carriages, &c. At half pall 5 5 o'clock, a long train of e made their appearance, in which rode t h e-fiber cher, the iliwisrd. the Young Belcher, one of thecombatants, c ombatants, and a great number of pusilillic amide and amateurs. Arrived at the ground, Young nekher rods mad* his tetra into the ring, attended by his fecond, Geo. Maddox, the dustman ; and his bottle.holder. Joe Norton. Ryan, his aniagonift, entered Coon after. with Tom Jones (not gelding's Torn Jones) as his fecond, and Richard Wells for his bottle holder. Old Belcher, the brother to the former. did not like to venture his fraternal feelings within the ring. and therefore took his Ration upon the roof of a hackney. coach, out fi de, from whence he could diftinely view the various fortune of the fight. Upon (tripping, Ryan appeared the more funky ler and weighty of the two ; but as Belcher was pre. fumed to have more blood and fcience, odds were fin to four, and two to one in his favour. After the ufual etiquette, they let to, but not with much fpitit ; there was a great deal of (parting, kitting, and ma. nteuvring ; but Ryan becoming, at length, tired of thisfujug play. (prong forward, and made dum &- tee blows at his antagonift. all of which were well parried by the latter. who became the adieu in his turn; but Ryan rallied, and put in leveret blows, one particularly upon Bekher's fide. They then doled, and the round ended without any apparent advise tage on either fide. It was evident, however. that Belcher's performance was thort of expeaation, as the odds in his favour dropped to four to three. The fecond round difplayed much (kill. Bekhet at firs fought thy and shifted much ; he made (s -ecret well-diretted blows, but they were all Bopped by Ryan, who planted a blow upon his advertary's left eyebrow, which doled hi. eye , and brought bits to the ground. Betts now even. The third round was fought nearly in the fame (Lyle by Belcher. There was no knock down blow ; they doled and fell, Ryan uppermott. Bets were now 6 to* upon Ryan. In the fourth round Belcher was in blood. and ems plctely upon his mettle. Ryan, on the contrary, wee cool and model- After much finete. Belcher. 5,111 , moning up all his Utensil), broke through Ryan's guard, and planted many revere blows in divers places. They then doled, Ryan uppermoll No betting. Fifth Round.—ltelcher (hewed great aod bot. tom; Ryan flopped all his blows, and Belcher fell. The odds now became a tot in favour of Ryan. The 6th, 7th, and Bth rounds, difplayed hill and courage, but were not marked by any particular event. - The toth, r sth, and t ath rounds, all rather in fa vour of Ryan, and fuch continued he fortune of the day, to the estraordinaty length cf 6+rounds. The fenior Belcher, fecingllis brother thus beaten. defcended from the coach. and. entering the Ting, anf eked him how he did ?to which the other wcrd, he felt he could not win. The brother, howev e er, thought he was able to carry away a little mote beating, and adviled him to try another round. A 65th round was accordingly fought, which had nearly proved fatal to Belcher, who received a b 1 in the stomach, which obliged him to give ie. The bastlkwas fought in as hall; and 25 21611022. • • , . . - • i` I 4 , d os et • s ' • to it - 1 Oa OS tr. ais• , 1181 to nd IY- cw iw fix the it tea• d e- k wen- his I 01141 , ,fcd, Va..