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e re: here ie to iota are to educe ch co e ■nd thirds 7th of ul the of the lay. tom■n :COMIC occur- This nevred tra. pt cosi rernor. rs. and nrding m able sived) with a • t voce •tbrkillt foldi •e. On his arrival at .Boretts, Ise &pad there a 'deputation of Beys, or Mameluke . "uak was to endeavour to pertuash; bim tofeml hack hie &art, under the pre • text that the would not be able to find lodging or provilions - for them in the capital, where there was, betides, a confiderable 'number of troops. At.i Pa- CNA, having not the leak fnfpicion of the treafon. ceded 3003 of his nun to return, and retained no other guard but a part of hi. officers, and his do main. He afterwards continued his journey to Cairo, with the Mameluke Deputies t but on hi. arrival before that city, the Beys refuted him en• 'trance. They accompanied this refufal with the mall bi tte r reproaches ; among other things, they told him that he was come si ith na other intention but to diflurb the public tranquillity, and to kir up the Arnauts againti them. The Mamelukes thought that they taw in there reproaches the fignal for the death of At.; Nora ; but in the mean time their chiefs interpofed, and prevented them from execut ing their defign. At.. Pacts♦ then tithed leave to return to Alexandria ; but the Beys, in place of complying with that demand, made him be con- AnCed to El Arikh, by a detachment of Arnauts and Marnelukes. When they arrived before Salahieh, that body intentionally engaged in a quarrel with the officers and other Turks in the (like of At.. Pactia. He, nf•yece(bty. took part in it; and the refult of the affray was the mafrare of At; PACHA, of 30 rf his officers, and of a great part of his domeOics; the reit were enabled to lave themfelves, and efcaped to the coati of Syria. The Porte, in puolitbing there details, has alfo announced she appointment of the Pacha of Acre, Dyazzaa, to be Governor General of Egypt, in place of the deceafed At. Patna. Ihrzzae has received extraordinary powers, and he has been ordered to employ all his forces, and the more effeaual means to reflore tranquillity to the Provinces. In the mean time, the necedity of having ree• orfe again to arms fc • r this object, and the fear of feting the communication with Egypt again in. terrupted, have already had a difadvantageous &off with the people of. Contiantinople, on the price of proveGons coming from that country. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY z;. zuuClt6 &&&&& 6. Their I ardfhipa, purfuant to the Order of the Day, slaved Into a Committee of Privileges, and Lord Walfinsham having taken the Chair, Counfel ird evidence were farther heard raped ing the claim of Sir Cecil Bifshopp, Bart. to the &soy of Zouche. Alter a few obfervations from the Earl of Rofdyn, relative to the line of proceeding as the cafe then Rood. and a Sort explanatory conectution between the Duke of Norfolk and the Noble Chair man. the farther coofideration of the cafe was adjourned until this day fortnight. Prayers were then read, and the Earl of Dartmouth (as Lord C.hanibertiin) reported his MaJefty's 'nitro to the late Addrefs of their Lonlihips. The Bills upon the Table, dicey private, were forwarded in their refpoNee roses. Some routine bufmcfs was then difpufed it After which the Houle adjourned till tomorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr WARD prefaited a Petition from Cenral individuals againft the Bel he regulating Prise Agency. The Petition was ordered SS is OR da Tat& dB the heard reading of the Bill ; and the Pe deserts ellained leave to be heard by their Coeurkl spina the add BM. The Thames and Medway Canal➢lU was rad a third time, and pared. Colonel LONGFIELD brought up a Petition from the Bakers of the City of Cork; which, owing to (OTC informality, was not receive), but is to be prefented on a future day. The SOLICITOR OFNERA I saved for, and obtained leave, to king in a Bel to indemnify Attornies and Solicitor, who Iss.l esegi dal to aster their Certificates, from the Profeevtions which they are now Balk to by common informers; and to extend the time far entering each certificates from the loft. day of Michaelmas Term to the Bra day of Hilary Tenn. A Maar from the Lords informed the Houfe that their Lard ibis had agreed to the 1W for laying Additional Duets on Goods Imported. and to fev.ral private Bns. The Rep rt of the Bill for making an additional Harbour in the We of Man, was received; sod an account was ordered of the Harbour Draties,frons the sth of July tgor,to the sth of July dor. A Paine from the Excite prelented an Account of the Draw backs allowed to COMMIX) br , wers, under the Ad of the gad of his Majelly, dißinguilhing each quarter. Mr. W. DUNDAS moved the fecund reading of the Scots L•s dfe Licence Bill; it was accordingly read a kcood derc, and or dered to be committed to-morrow. The ether Orders of the Day were then difmded ot—.Adjourned. LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY gg. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Cadets, lac money 50—Reduced 5510snolum 4 I I On Wednefday Mr. LI VIMCSTOM arrived at South hampton from Paris, which place he left on the I ad) inflant, and yekrday French journals, and a num ber of letters, brought by the fame conveyance, were received in Town. In the foregoing columns we have given tome e:• trans frrm the journals :—they relate chiefly to the elevation of the FIRST CO, UL to the Impel ial Dig. pity, but they do not bring the details down tufo late a date as the following letter : " rims, MAY 12. .BONAPARTL bas definitiv:ly 'Mimed the Imperial sovereign ty. The Rtfolutlon niche Ts ihunate has been confirmed by the Contervative Senate and the Legilaadve Body ; the et remony Of the Conlecr.ttion and Comoadon la to take place In t►e Cathedral niSt.Remy at Rtsciena,where the Kmga of France have for many ~;es he , :n ravelled vilely their tiered charade,. " As the Holy Oil which was ofed in the tarred eereetorry of anointing, has been dcllroytti by Gnarl oe,a Mesaber of the aro noes Committee of Public Safety, afterwards gulßodned by order Ro •t• Sri el IC, Bo tio PA RTC cannot, confequently, receive the Divine Unehlen,without rcintting to fume other miraculous fob wine to replace the object of public veneration. • It la In general fuppofed, that tits impeong ceretnany, the mat anagnißeent and bnlllant, perhaps, that has ever taken place in the morldds to be celebrated on tie Day of Pentecoft ( Whitton day ), that a general pardon is to be ?reclaimed for all criminals, eseept affafEns and incandiaries, and that the Imam of England is to he attempted on the Cane d,)." On this change in the French Government, the frgru prefents the followingsobfervations, which may airly be eonfidered as the fentiments which Bona tsars willies to be propagated on the occation:— " From events which Willrefult from this important step, fome vigor the approach of peace. as it will lemand the hearty approbvion or difapprobation of certain Caaar Poe MM 9 whole drrik , n on the one fide of the other s will, doobtleft, have a happy ' influence in fetiling the culling diffeiences. This aft is the eternal dillnlieritance of the BOURBONI. , which the French people are about to pronounce ; by , it, they rid thcmfelves of all apprebenfion and of all • inquietude : they have performed nothing more fo. lemn or more prodtiftive of aniverfal fafety. This general with is the Fyne to the hißory of the Revo- lution." Among other rumours to which the arrival of Mr. Livirrosrow at this par , icular crifis has given rife, it is Rated that this gentlxman, (who is laid to be the father of the Mr. LIVISGSTON that brought the pro pofals from France for entering into thofe negocia tions which ended in the Treaty of Amiens) has brought propofals from Bo AAAAA TE for entering into negotiations for Peace. The report has this circumftance to rapport it—that it was the policy he adopted to confirm his new; &It and confolidate his power when he was made 74dy Consul.. Whether Mr. LIVINGSTON really hai,,been entrufled with filch a million can only be knovin to Minillers, but it is certain that at the time of his departure from Paris, there was a general repot t there of an opening being likely to be made towards peace. Almoit all the private letters (late this as the prevailing opinion in the bell informed circlet there, and the report has. had fome drat on our own funds. We ought, how. ever, to hate, that this was fettling day in the Om. nium, which circumnance, whatever may have been the reports in Paris, takes fomewhat from the probability of Mr. 1.-mit:op»; having come over in the character of a Negotiator. But we mean not to fay that the thing is impable ;—for it was known in Paris that we were to have a new Adminiftration, and the policy of Do s in the expedation of finding among the number Mr. Pox, whom the French confider as a pacific man, might induce him to make the experiment. He might even count it politic on the fuppofition of that Statefman not being of the number, to give a difplay of his own pacific difpofition on entering on his new dignity, and fo, in proportion, fixing an oppofite charader on the new Adminifiration. Dutch Papers to the zoth have come to hand, hot the Paris news they contain is not later than the sth. The vote for conferring on the Filar Corsvx the title of Emperor had, at that time, only paired the Tribunate by a majority of 53 to 1. CANNOT was the minority member. One thing, however, deferves particular notice : the Tribunate confifis of too members, and of there only 14 appeared to give their votes—a thong proof of the unpopularity of the meafure. Among the voters was Jossell Moasau' the brother of the General. Yefterday at 12 o'clock bis MAJISTY, accompa nied by the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and followed by the Qiican and Paiwctssts, took an airing to Kew, and returned about three o'clock. Ydlerday, at ten o'clock, Mr. PITT and the LORD CHARIBIRLAIN had audiences of his MAJSSTY. . Yellerday, about one o'clock. Lord HARROWIT held a Cabinet Council. for the &ft time fince his appointment, at his Office in Downing-ftreet, after which he gave audience to the Ruffian, Pruffian, and Neapolitan Ambalradora. Yefterday morning the baggage of the soth Light Dragoons palled through London on their way from Southampton to Romford. - Lord Mastrit.l.l has appointed W. BUDGE, Efq. to be hit private Secretary at the Admiralty. Mr. TucKea yefterday relived his fituation as Second Secretary at the Admiralty Board. Hisfue cant has not yet been turned. Mr. Klan. the Under secretary of State. retires with a per.fion. Mr. ARBUTHNOT fitcceeds to Mr. KING. Mr. JENKINSON (fecund fOll to Lord LIVERPOOL) fUCCeedi to Mr. ARBUTHNOT. Mr. SULLIVAN retires, and fecures to his fon, a child effx year:. the reverfion of the great place now held by Lord BRayssoocr, of Prevolt Marfhall of Jamaica. Mr. EDWARD Coor jibe lan Coos) fucceeds to Mr. SULLIVAN. Mr. ADAMS (COD of Mr. ADAMS, Of TOSIICII) is to be private Secretary to Mr. PITT. Lord DARTMOUTH appeared yenerlsy evening in the Houfe of Peers decorated, for the tit ft time, with the inlignia (blue ribbon and gold key), of the Office of Lord Chamberlain. Vircountefs Fot.esrewe died yefterday at Padding tan. Her Ladyfhip was the only child of the late Earl of LlNcoss, and Was married the ad of Otto ber, tßocr, to Lord Vifeonnt Fosesrome, to whom (he brought a fortune of 60,0001. Yefterday morning Sir Enwaan PsLLOW. appoint. ed Commander in Chief in the Eaft Indies, arrived in town, and had a Inng conference with the Board of Admiralty, where he received his counniffion. Sorts or is. CLlRGY.—Yetterday the Anniver. fary Sermon was preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, before the Sapproters of this Charity, by the Rev. Mr. How:lsms, Rector of St. Georges. Hanover. fqnstre, from the 4th chapter of Philippians. and the hall part of the Ilth verfe: If there he any Vince, awl if there be any Praire, Mel of thefe things." The Inftrumental department was ably led by Mr. Sway, and the whole was cundutled by Sir Wit.. LIAM PARSONS. Among the company. which was uncommonly numerous, were The Lord Mayor, who went In Pate, acenenpanied by the As. Boyden and Pstchard, the Sheriffs, Chasehertaln, Su. the Dote of Rutland, (one attic Stewards) Earl of Bridgewater, Lard Ellenberough. the Archhillsop of Town. the 1111 heps of London, Dustman, Wincliefler, Litchfield and Coveotry, 3-th and Wells, St. David's, Exeter, Fonts, Cloyne, and many other dignified Clergy. The united collellions amounted, et an early Dont in the evening, to near tcool- NAUTICAL INTELLIgENCR. PLYMOUTH, MAY ;G.—Came in the Moat, of 38 guns, from the fleet off Breit :—fhe has brought in level-al Admirals of the late promotion, who had com mands in the fleet ; the MORE fails again this evening to the weft ward ; the Lawrence, Captain Jowl, from Jerfey ; the James and John, Captain BROAD, from Guernfey, bound to the Iffe of Man t the Pro. vide:via, Captain Aosaur, from Frederickaad, for , . tots port. Sailed the THUNDIR IR, of 74. guns, to join the fleet off Brea ; the TISIPHONe, of 14 guns, on her action off Exmouth ; General Green, Capt. Wicsos, from Amfterdam for Baltimore. Came in the ROSARIO, of 118 guns, from a cruize. The Wt.:D -s-us CASTLE, of 98 guns, is gone up Hartman to be infpe&d, being very leaky. PORTSMOUTH, MAY ,7.—Sailed the KING GEORGE cutter, for the Downs. Wind S. W. DEAL, MAY 17.—Sailed the LEOPAP.D man of war, - Rear Admiral Louis ; and DISCOVERY bomb, for Dungenefs. Arrived and bought to an anchor n Walmer Roads, the Calais fquadron, cnnfilling of the Jamaica and CHAMPION frigates, BASILISK gun gun brig, DART and ORESTES floops of war. Came down from the River, the Corr 14 its, outward bound Eaft lndiaman, and remains in the Downs with the reft of his Majefly's Chips as per lan. Wind S. S. W. Casework, MAY 15.—The Jane, ONLY, and the Charles, REID, arrived here Isfl night from Lilbon, after a pafTage of 14 days ; parted on the 7th inft. with a brig, bound for this port, but do not recoiled the name; and theft three, they report, are all of that fleet dellined for the Clyde. Captain Dl , Ewisc, of the Albion (one of the (hips loft in the late difaller), is a parfenger in the Jane. Arrived here, on Sunday the 13th intl. the PRINCESS ELIZ•RETH,CXCirC yacht, commanded by HENRY BIATSON, Efq. with a fine lugger. which the captured, after a long chafe. near the Mountains of Mourne. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GlAVret ND, MAT t 7 —Paffedby the Hibterds,Congbay, front Belfaß. Santa the Lively, Thompfon, for Jamaica; Providence, &Von, for Limerick ; Luceefs, Payne, for Cork ; Hannah Mari. and Vrow Maria, Kurn, for Hufam; Triton, SOgt ; Induftry, William • Aurora, Summins ; Ousianseuming, Loa ; and the Janie Jo hannes, Weft, fur Erobden. Altars co—At Dartmouth, Camilla, Harvey, from Barbadoes with damage. Off the Lizard, Sarah Ann, Goodfellow, front Liftman. At Liverpool, Bellifarios Tibbetts. from Charklion ; juno from Savannah ; Z ephyr, Greauts • and Echo, Williams, from Lidice. At Dublin, Fanny, Hughes, from Lon don. • At Barbadoes, Edward, Walker; Eagle, King; Kent, —; Amphitrite, Carnage a Recovery, Taylor ; and Hope. Ewer, from London. At Grenada, Nancy, Lamont, front Newt:ante ; Oren ' vale lay. Man ; Juno, Clarklon ; Amelia, Young ; Grenada, Ot way ; blenhelm, Mille; Iris, Phillips; Margaret, Blackburn, from London. At St. Vincent's. King George, Cotter, from Loudon. At Dominica, Mars, Mitchell, from London. At To bago, Alfred, M•Letiii, from London. At St. Kitt's, Darla, Hak wall, from London. At Antigua, Canada, Ritchie. from London; sod Byron. Dawfon, from Liverpool. At Trinidad, Governor Mon from Clyde; and Elisabeth, —, from Oak. At eft Th omas's, Prince's Amelia, 9 TRANSPORTS.—The following is the Return made to Parliament, purfuant to order, on Mr. Fox's Mo. (ion; Tranfport 06ce, May 14 1804. An Account lathe number and tonnage of Tranfports, taken up by this Board for the purpofe of talthig on boud any part of the Hanoverian Army, and of the capence attending the fame; an Account of the dates of the firti order to the Board on this aeration. of the orders foe the failing of the whole, or any part, of the faid Tranfports, and of this orders, if any, fur coanter mantling the failing thereoL timber of Ships. I Tonnage. I Popesce. Thirty. lie. 6.9y0. i,0 6 1 9 7. Theft Ships were hired. in purfoance of an order from the Right Honourable Lord HOIAIT, dated the 18th of May, 1833. The whole of them were btted with accosnmodations for Troops, 'Moaned, watered, manned, and were all affembkd at that Horn •on the tub of June, ready for convoy. OPT. OILOROZ, Tao. HAMILTON, DOUTLIAL. J. Bowax. The crew of the Lome frigate, lying as Cork, have been obliged to be landed, and placed in tents, in healthful situations on the shore, having been affiidled with a dangerous epidemic complaint. The last advice' defcribe them as in a (late of recovery, and that, with but few, the co.oplaint bad been fatal. The Londnn, WILSON, from London for Deme- rara, was all well on the tit of March, in Let. 17. hang. to, in company with the Grenada, RICHARD. soot, Mentor, —, and Neptune, Moults, for De merara. A Letter from Antigua, dated the loth of April, (Imes, that the French privateers, cruizing among the Leeward Iflands, have captured and carried into Gaudalnupe, tour laden veifels from Demerara, viz. the Caldicott Cattle, the Bolton, the Hector, and a brig (name unknown); and that :5 privateers were out from Guadaloupe, and had done a deal of mil chief. Estraft of a Letter from a paffenger in the Dean. aux, Captain BALL, from London for Demerara. captured and carried into Gaudaloupe, dated the 3:ft of March—" I was brought in here a few days ago. The (hip I was in, with two other verels, viz. the Reliance and the Wadltray, were taken byl'Egyp. tienne French privateer ; the Favourite. Hocreas, and Ranger. %cusses, were in fight. A great many prizes have been brought in here and fold, among them is the Caldicott Cagle, from Danarara. The Reliance and the Wadftray have been retaken." We have the plcafure to announce the capture of the EFyptienne French privateer, of 36 guns and aso men, in the Weft Indies. She failed from Tenerife laft Wtotter. in company with three other privateers of inferior force, and proceeding from thence to the coati of Africa, was employed - in the capture of Corte. The Later place fke left with the defign of cruizing in the Weft Indies. About tso leagues front Barbadoes (he fell in with the Oevart (loop of 16 guns, commanded by Captain Yousomusaamo, who engaged her in the molt gallant manner ; but flue (reaped, owing to her fuperior failing. Two days afterwards fhe was encountered by the Hirrostama (loop, of 16 guns, which. after a (mart *Rion that fatted a confiderable time, compelled her to ftrike. The Egyptienne is free arrived in Carlifle Bay, Bar badoes, in a very (battered condition; her mat being iupported behind with (pars—her toptuaft and fails being completely (tot away—end her hull full of (hot, and fo dviablel that it is thought the will be broke up. No account had been received of the other pri vateers which failed in company with bee. bites in the MediCal Societies in France, pa:Ocala:lT among tbofc competed of irve patriets. who furpea every thing coming from a nation capable of paying a Marat and a Robefpierre to guillouse Frenchmen a Barras to tranfport them ; hiring aid dif patch our Ambafadors of p a cification at t 799 ;.and our Chief which with and which ftoops to employ an and of all fells. if by it the mifery irance can be pro. duced. We advife, therefore, our countrymen to be upon their guard, even in ufing the vaccine difcovery, becaufe we have heard from good authority, that the &With cows are Sallied to madnel, and many (hock. ing difiafes unknown upon the Continent, a animals of their fpecies ; and that their milk is one the caufes of the natural brutality of Englishmen, of their unfoeiable charaders, of their fpleen, of their fuicides, dm Who can anfwer but that by introducing among us the vaccine inolulation, we do not intro. duce among the human fpecies all the &fides of Englifh cows, and augment the mats of lawman fnf. ferings already fo many and (o great van Devise d data ferenscs."—( La Liters Frescoes,' " Travellers, who, during the late pence, suited England, affure us, that at Manchefier, LiverpOol, Bridol, Leeds, Birmingham, and Glafgow, they Caw upwards of fifteen hundred hands nailed to polls on the different marketplaces, and that in every large city or town in England, the Bracts are crowded with beggars, who have been rendered unable to gain their livelihood, by having their left band cut off for exporting to Ireland or to Scotland a Oseep. It is time for all Europe to unite miring' a nation which difgraces the prefent eivilifation of the world; and the ferocious charafter of which may be read in its criminal laws. In the criminal code of Great Br,. tain are near a hundred capital crimes, which in all other countries are merely regarded as errors."— (arson )-•-(Gazare de France.) &rave , TTTTT —Seventh - Day.—No. 12,338, a Prize of 20,0001. Nos. 10,245 and £2,393, Prizes of 20001. Nos. 4,678 and 21,986, Prizes of fool. Nos. 26,066 and 28,530, Prizes of sod. N 05.4589, 12,421. 22,200, 23,073, 24.066, 26,632, and 28,878, Prizes of tool. Nos. 8358, 53.916, 14,803, 15,826, 18,594, .8,630, 19,80 t, 20,050, 20,258, a3,27e, 29,1136 s and 29,527, Prizes of Sol. The Ticket No. 10,245, drawn yenerday a Prize of x,oool. divided Into one quarter, three eighths, and fix fixteentbs ; the Ticket 12,393, drawn yd. terday a Prize of 20001. divided into two eighth% and twelve fixteenths, and the Ticket No. 638, • Prize of I ocol. divided icto one quarter, two eighths, and eight fixteenths, were all fold in [bares at the old eflablifbed offices of I'. Dna, 4, Cornhill, and 9. Charing Croft, where the fortunate holders may re. wive their money on demand. The fire draw& Ticket next Tuefday morning is entided to social. and the Wheel is richer than ever, u may be hen by' the follosing ftatement 4. 2.P30 I S 10AX. Z:swo 1. And only three days to Draw. liticara THAN Evaa.—The Lottery Wheel is3now richer than ev:r, as will be fan by the following State : 4. moon I s zoom • etc. its. he. And only three Days to Draw. 4. S.°. i OCO • , _ Tickets and Shares, warranted undiawn, are fel• ling at every Licenfed °See. To morrow mirning ar nine o'clock, the Eighth Day's Drawing of the Lottery will censnsense at Cooper's Hall. The Ninth Day will be Toelday next, when the Firli Drawn Ticket will be entitled to Five Thoufand Pounds, mad co Wedaeiday the e3d, the Lottery heats. SPORTING INTSLLIGENCL 3 8 EPSOM RACES. WEDNESDAY, MAY s 6. in Fifty Pounds Plate, three-mile heats. • Mr. Ladbrolic's b. e. Rumba. by Wlthlter - r ins- Mr. Durand's ch. c. Morgan RatkT 3 s ins; Mr . ell'a ch. f. • S Warrington', e. by Guildford, SR. beat. Mr. Brambmidi • Mifs Bailey, BR. 9,1. b. Derby Conde, 204% AD, THURSDAY. , rO.. The Derby Stakes, cogs each, h. ft.—( 33 Stlitfcrillarl.) and hgrensent's D. e. Hannibal, by Driver for Mr. Wilton's b. c. by Waty - • , . to Mr. Dawfon's b. e. Ilipnocanspus r lord Darlington's eh e. Zodiac - - ins, Sir F. Poole's e. by Waxy ; Mr. Lake's r. by Bastard; n , Durand's two colts, by Guildford ; and Lord Egret:soot% i.e. 'r'' Precipitate, alto flatted ain Two to t era Mr. Wiltn's c—s to see Hannabst••4 sD. agft Lodiac—and 9to a agft Hippocampus. The Wary colt made all the play, and there was b e revere running between him and the Hippncamrs; till Hannibal came up at l'attenham-corner, and G g won easy. The race was run in lets time than was ever remembered ; and fo good a one has not hap. rar ; pened for many years. Fifty Pounds Plate, two mile hea!a. for Mr. Warrington's Hard Bargain - a r i n Mr. Harris's b. c. by Dungannon s dr The Ptinec of WeLss, Lords Densv il _d. Cavan. °' DISH. CHALLIS SOMERSET, VILLIIRS, FrixitoT r gun together with the Dukes of GRAFTON. St. ALBAN'S, ante and SIDFORD, were among the immenfe concourfe of • and Nobility and Gentry which were affembled. the Sir Famocts and Lady SYRIS% infant family ar. W. rived fall Saturday at Yarmouth from Germany— I I the their parents arrived before them, but, alas both in ran, their coffins !—Thor eis fomething peculiarly affedting • infl. in their fate.—The mother catching a fever, by ra- iled tending her lick children—the fever communicating that to the father, as he watched by the bed of his wife, • of and both falling viaims altooll at the fame moment! ier). Yeherday, at Clerkenwell Seffions. the Grand Jury iday threw out the Bill of Indiament preferred againft icht, THOMAS Bear, Efq. for the murder of Lord CA. fine MILFORD. near Yesterday Mr. HUMPHRY HOBART, who had the duel with Mr. THOMAS o'l(l'u:r i mer Chalk Farm, on the iBth of May, 1803, and is which the low , from was killed, surrendered hivofelf at Bow-hoot before • . Sir K Foto and Mr. Ki NAIRN and was fully cons. Aar;. mined to lt New to for trial, at the prefentOld Bailey ry, d t h e Seffiuns, for the wilful murder of the abiave mentioned Gentleman. Woes As a fpecimen of the kind of tales ref/sating this from country with which the good Parillans ate % daily Ron amufed, we have feleded the following:— Lou , Speaking of the Vaccine Ingratiation, one of them —; lays, a Enghfb difcovery ruts castled many do. tram bates in the bledical Societies in France, particularly . 3 T - among thofe compoled of true patriots. who &fret ;;C: . every thing coming from a natiun capable of paying fr o . a blarat and a Robefpierre to gui ll ouae Frenchmen 0 t To- a Barras to tranfport them; hiring . afalfins to dif- Heie - patch our Ambaffadors of pacification at Rabat. iis " 11. ; • '799 • and our Chief Magiflrate in : a woo - , At which fends finks with cotton an wait, infelt oorbra o g with die plasm s and which hoops to employ men of all radians and nade of all fells. if by it the mifery of France can be pro.