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f LONDON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK' Costar, mousey, 381 59—dItto, for jos. see. 611-..0c0n. 9. PUNE OF STOCKS ItEMADAY Isah Stock —84 m, Asa, 21 i pir C. Rai Asa. 58 57 , 1 581 ledliterAt. Is- ata a sre Cut. Cant 51% It 3 per Cent. 39 4 re CCM 3410 Eir.hcq BAB, par Is. dif. J.'s, C. Sawy, that thatihr”s4 9 preen. 5 Pac 4 111.• 1 795 9 8 8 Engath Ticket. at tca. Loft Ase- 17 t-a 6 Conf. tor ate. 59.11 Papua. Navasota BL-5 per Gent. Gov. Dcb.s9* Exchaaipm.Dablin on Londoo iii a, i. The Matter of a Swedifh veld, which payed through Admiral RusseL'a fleet off the Dutch coat on ?heyday lalt, and which had left the Tent the day * before, fisted to tome of the Beet that yo,ooo additional French troops were then marching into Holland, and that it was believed they were delUoed to take poferson of Hambargh, and to proceed theoca•to &With Pomerania• Can hardly be cre dited, however, after /be ifdpolition which the Sate OEPILUSSI6 has manifelledrefmtitiag the proteBion of . .he Hanfe Towns, that tech can he die &filiation of iiisbedy Opal. Sane of oar contemporaries tam, ai the authority 4 private letters from ,Hambargh, w rumour that Hanover is tole sweated by the French troops, and oceupied by a Pr alias form. We fee no reafon torbink - Oat dace is any troth in this ikory. It has, we are convinced, mike folely from the recest.dmonara• tine of (pi* oe the part of die PrniGars Tire Moos of Sir GllOlO. RONIOLD was ena fo atrocious, that the King of Prairie could pot ever lank it. mefillendy with the clearet diaates of into bet hitherto we are is poSeiams of on Ines to %dace a belief that be has any views of inning on the evacuation of Hanover. It was the Were!! of amovaptoeily to infilk on the liberation of an Ambaratior to a State in the Circle of Lower, Away s but it is not at all lo clear that Prof* is , prepared to adopt a general rya= of oppoStion to Frisch grogram The liainhorgls Mail doe on Sunday mitred this iragetkes, and brought the Spewing articles: Ileatte, Nov. 4.—A crania hat again been lent oilf to Paris who carries, it Is faid, 'a letter from the Zing to the Emperor Marotta". The day before yolierday the Aviation Ambaffa dor pets, Count Marreasten, received a C,otirier foam his Court, and to day the Turtifh Envoy ac credited to this Court, M. ALGISOPOLO, received a Cosier (robe Conaantinople, whole difpatebes have relation to the tranfations between the Point and France. 17113.214, /40•21,151 a ty.—Our beloved Sovereign mid his Binfirioes Qatari arrived in this cap i tal on the t4th kisses is puha health. Areereediag to *ecotone from gontlantioople, the reach Ambefador, Marital Banat, has, et there• qua oldie Porte, deferred his departure, which was Asedfor the title Oftober, The Porte is willing to ookosserlaigethe French Imperial dignity as boost as DA have had the treeefary communications with Russ 00 the fubjelL It is believed that this aeltnow. lodgment will be made within a definite time ; and &at a certain foreign Court has applied to the French Government to confect to the delay. illeiovaa, N. al.—Laft night Marflial Butte- SOWS fit out for Paris. by the way of Ofuaborg.— The members of the executive commiffion. and depu adoos of the colleges, as well as all the other public authorities, yeaerday morning took leave of the Mar. Bulls and this morning complimented General Eau, to whom the provifional command of the army has been aligned. The latter will reade in the palace of the Duke of C•7411111)01. Tha Clergyman, a meritorious veteran. of 73 years of age. who was brought hither a few days ago un der a thong cretin of cavalry, has been found inno mnt of the charges brought again& him, and let at liberty. General Wes La will continue provifionally to .e as Chief of the Staff till the return of Brigadier Gen. Laoroos Saitemita, whofe return is uncertain. Rarisson. Nov. tp.—TheProttan Envoy, Count Goa:, has reclived advice by a refcript from Berlin, that his ?roam' Majelly, as direaor of the circle of Lower Saxony. has caufed the Ilrongeft reprefenta tions to be made to the Imperial French Court, rela tive to the arreftation of the Englith Charge d'Affaires. Sir GIORGI Rum min, at Hirnburgh. The article in the Metsisear, which was received here yelerday, Rating, that the Paid Charge d'Affaires, the Chews,- her Russatn,bad b - en releafed in ormfequence of the interp , (Lion of Pi.ar, has tallied here the sroft agreeable feniation. Hasa:, NOWISE R 20.—Vefiertlay M. &Ousel., paired through this city, on his um from Frankfurt to Peteribargb, with a numerous retinue, among whom were M. M. LOWIII2T2III, Bmi , sort, Woia, and Prince SZIRIATOPT. Sagas or roe Maitre, N.V. 20.—The Eleaoral Arch-Chancellor has been invited in the malt natter. in; manner, to take up his refidcnce, ,luring Q (lay at Paris, wits M. TALLIYR•ND. &restive°, Nov. 23. —Our hapi.incfs in having amoogft us our Sovereigns the King ant) I.l;ren, has unfortunately not been of long duration. Ibis after neon their Majeftiesfet out on their r et urn to Stock bolsi, on board tlse Efplendiap and Amadl: Yachts, Beat: off to Ps Leg to I ' The el doe twit Slue bli credited Cognise relation France. gad Ids i lb* 14: 1 1 Ames reach nradt of 'savior sekriss4 it EA I Rolla helgo3ea abet a es General • Harm Demi The mei tadoss wallah that; al to vitas been all the Dul Tha of age. der a cent of liberty. to ao2 Con. L RAT Got:, that h Lower tinns t Live to Sir GI in the Rating licr R the im agrees Na paired to Pe whow . and 1 1 Sai . Arch irtz m at Pa SUMO unfor 116011 holm accompanied 14 the bl4.ffings and good vales of all the inhabitants. Ron s, Ocroa se. 3t. —His Holinefs arrived in this city from Cafile Grandolfo lail Sunday, and the nest, day held a folemn confolory, and explained in an addrefi to the Cardinals the motives of his journey. This morning early his Holinefs repaired to the church of the Vatican, where he celebrated high mars, and immediately after entered his carriage and fez out on his journey to Paris. A prodigious con - rouge of people followed him to the Ponto Molle, with the moil earned wiles for a profperous jounsey. &fides the cardinals who base been before meo-1 tioned, he is attended by the Cardinals BIASCHI and Da BAUM. Pros VII. before his departure, roa r finned all the public officers in their authority, and invefted the Cardinal Secretary of State with the moll eatenfive full powers. Though it was raid that his Holinefs would not go by Florence on account of the difter..per at Leghorn. this intention is now changed and be will pafs through that city. Ftoass.c a, Nov. s.—His Hoboes arrited here this I day, on hie way to Paris. He was received at theJ palace Pita by the teen, who hasl with her the young king and the ;whole court. To-morrow be wfti give his benediaion to the people, from the bad , copy of the Palace. The accounts front Pita and the PiCanefe. are very , confolatorp. No Cynaptouts of the diftemper which prevails in Leghorn have as yet appeared there. and in the latter city. The diforder decreafes daily.—.- Yellerday no more than 8 perfons died. and among the Eck ty are in a fair way of recovery. Tony, Nov. B.—To-day thirty carriages went {rem this city to receive his Holinefs and fuite, co l the Other fide of Mount Canis. This mountain is new curved with (now, but all poffible ecertions are ante to render the. journey of the Port as comma' diens as poffible. Eight poR dudes are prepared. eme. For his Holinefs cowered with red velvet, bordered with gold ; five for his Cardinals. and two for the Roma Princes. Galina. Nov. 8...--The Committee of Health here has given public notice of the aria regulations which it is received to enforce, to prevent the emonannica• tine of infeelon from Spain to Tukaay. Evet y per. fan arriving from thefe countries, and entering the Lipriaa territory, in any other mane► than by per forming quarantine at - the Giaetto, will be tried by ' military law, and immediately Ihot without any ju ridical forms, liberty of appeal, or poffibility re eeiring Maims*, OCT. diatom here has nnw entirely ceafed: the day before yefierday no perfon died in either of the hofpitels. In the beginning of the editing month Te Drum will be fung. Yefferday morning his Mapirry, the Duke of CAMIIIIDGS. and the Princeffes Sornrs and Au,,,,, with I 1 attendants, took an airing on hurfeback, in Windt°, Great Park. They afterwards, with her Maissyy and the other Pamela's', honoured Mr. and Mrs. FaarsuisrLe with a ♦slit. - - Yefterday, at t waive o'clock, the Ruffian and Por tugaefe Ambaffadors called upon Mr. Pa rr; they af terwards went to Lord HARILOWIIYIS 00ce, where they remained till two o'clock. Late on Sunday eight, difparehes were forwarded to Portfmouth for Lord Net. toe and Sir ALENatine from the Admiralty and Secretary of State's oXces, to be fotw.trcled by the EURYDICA frigate. - - - • - His Itiajefiy Lar• hem pleated, by his Royal Let ters Parent undt: the Great Seal of Ireland, to Leant late the Right Rev. Dr. NAT. ALEIANDEt, Bifhnp of KiUaloe and Krliernya, to the United Bifboprics of Down and Connor, vacant by the death of the Right Rev. Da. \Vie. Dr.--)N, late Whop thereof. His Maidly has alfo been pleated, by his Royal Letters Patent, to promote Rev. Roma Toy- Tarawa (commonly called Lord Rob. Tottenham) to the Bithopric of Woe and Kilfenora. .t . he Right Hon. DOME Earl Of CALIDOIII, has been chofen by a majority Of votes to be the Peer to fit and vote in the Houk of Lords, in the room of R Earl of Lamaist, deceafed. Upwards of aOOO men from the regiments in gar rifon at Ipfvrich, are daily employed, when the we t tber permits, with a number of artificers, in pallift ding and completin:i the lines there with all pollible difpatch. &MU very heary pieces of artillery, and a quantity of ammunition, have arrived from Wool wich to defend there fortifications. Covssr-G•RDLN.—The raw Rofeia: made his fecond appearance onto night in the part of .fiat. His nerve and intrepidity were amnnglt the fources of our amazement, on Saturday evening. Lilt night he appeared to have gained fnmething in point of fell poiretlion. Hi. march was canrc Headily progreffive, and the general refultt were more harmonious. His tranfition from knee-told homage to infelt dignity did not admit of improvement. If tiere was any change difcernahle for the better, it was that more of paMon ' was infufed into his feene with bear. The applaufe was the fame as on his fir it appearance, and the crowd ed attendance was the fame; but from the judicious , arrangements made, there was not the fmalleft ap peararce of tumult or confutien. Mrs. lams/FIELD played %tit!) her ufual fpirit, and was warmly ap- I plauded.—Mr. H•IIGILVII played Barbaric' with more Ipirit than on the brit occafion, and was very well received. Of the other performers, we have al ready expreired out opinion. We ft:Ter raw the le stirrii (affirm fn prevalept as oh Saturday night. One Gentleman preferred thelseeves of hit coat, the reit was left in the crowd. A Lady near him, in the Pit, was literally en .F -milt. Her peliffe, b , ‘7,net, and fhoes were lett aaMilit t. 11. e wreck of bafer matter." There is a man named 11:446, who lately but a duarnan in Oxford-firect, in a bruiting match, eta two or three rounds. lie is a worthy Wm:daunt . , the tmuncia nirrELL .vat. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wlod E. S. IS. JAI.. DIM DOB. DAUM I• 3 I Hamburg z 0 Waterford S Goutobosit o 0 Fir mourn, Dec. 2.-.-This morning the mate and the two American feamen were releafed from quarao tine, belonging to the late American fchooner Came. ron, of Bolton. bound from Barcelona to Bolton, with a cargo of wines and brandies. After cape riencing dreadful weather, a few weeks fin., off the banks of Newfoundland, the Cameron Darted a plank, and went down fo fuddenly, that the mailer, a paffenger, and the crew, had juft time to take out a hide wine, get into the jolly boat. which was leaky, and conuait themfelves to the mercy of the waves- After beating about the ocean for twelve 'days, and being aletolt exhaufted, having had nothing to Cuba on bat a link wine, mixed with falt water, which brought on great debility, the mailer, a yet i revery and one feaman expired, under the picture of , hanger and inanimation, the boat having been half fell of water from the time they left the fehooner, be.' ides being nearly fwamped from leveed heavy teas, obi& kept them eonftantly employed in bailing the, water out. The remains of their companions were Committed to the deep. Oa the thirteenth day almoft perifbed with cold, weak with hunger and fatigue, the furvitiug mate and two men gave therefelves up for loft,, and were perfeßly refigned to their rnelan• only fate, u the boat was filling Taft, and they had (meetly Arenath to bail out the water; when, to their great joy, they efpied a fail; when making a fignal as well as they could with their handkerchiefs, the teal bore down towards them ; the hut was hoifted i oat immediately, and they were with difficulty got as board the Ihip. which proved to be the paver tyeeport Emu Jamaica, with French prifoners.— Every care that huntanity could fuggeft was afforded Atm, and this day they landed here, and are now seder the care of the American Cantu' at this port. 'Theta men (peak very highly of the great humanity of the mailer of the Rover tranfport, both in bearing down to their affiflance and in adminiftering every comfort to reftore ;hem to health, doting their Aay on hoard the Rover. • - Sailed for her Ration off Torbay to Portland, the Nsiessts, of 32 guns, Capt. P. SOMIIITILLI. Came in the SYLPH, of 58 guns, from a cruife to the Weft. I ward ; the has experienced very dreadiul weather.— Sailed to join the WeR India convoy, outward-bound, the Patriete armed tranfport i alto to join the fleet off Ferrol, the 13sxxsaor Hoe, of 74 guns, Captain Loalso.—Sailed for Cork the Eines, of 32 guns, Capt. joie as, with naval (toms for the fleet under Ad miral Lord GM:OWED., and (cruel empty viauallers for that port. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 3.—Arrived a fleet of oat• l arard•bound 'Oils from the Downs. Came into harbour bis Majelly's Isis and Sr inst. The Tarumru, of 74 guns, Sir ROIRKT BARLOW ; the Miuusa, of 4o guns, Captain GORE ; and her prize, the Matilda, of 4a guns, were this day relieved from • quarantine.—Sailed, with difpatehes for the Mediter ranean, the EURYINCE, of 24 guns, Captain HOSTS; the Mizrosta% a, of 44 guns, Captain LAROCH a, nn a cruize ; and the Dascor, of 7+ guns, to Torbay. —Wind E. N. E. DL AL, Dec. 3.—Sailed l'Aset AILS feigate, DART Coop of war, and feveral gun brigs, for their refpec sise f.ruizing (lotions off tie Preach Coal) . alfn a fleet of outward-bound yards, to the seaward. — The American fhip Ohes, 'amen, from Rot terdam, in WIWI, bound to I3u ion, which yeller day sun on the Goodn;u Sands, was got off by the affiflance of the boatmen of this place, but was obliged to rnn her on (Lore on Deal Beach to flop her leaks, being neatly full of waters (he was this day got off the Beach, and has proceeded to Ramis gate to repair. Wind S. E. DUBLIN, OCTOBER 29.—The Triumph, WI LLIAKZ, of Waterford; die Eliza, Roacit, of di,io, both from Dublin ; and a Coop belonging to A'hitehaven, name unknown, all in ballot), were driv:a on el , re in the North Bay—crews fared FROM LLOYD% LIST. AAAAAA 1/D. Meerut; 3—. Paired by the Dormafter, Shnrt. and the Thetis. Rohinfoa, from Malta; Three Man. Cis:faced. from Archangel ; Zephyr, Rrown, from Memel Lady johana. Clams, from Riga ; Doiphia, Crake, from Stockho'en ; harm rite. Eliza, from Pillau ; Welkrkltr. Milelsels. from Duttnic; Suffolk, Meade, from Rotterdam; Vrow Aorta, —, from ratralfand; Tbrct Sißers, Frederick, (nom L e ar ; Marla Er aheth, an d t h e jam, Marla. —, for EmhZen.—Sailed the 'arose Anna, Janfon. for Tailgate/a ; Frederick, Grofs, and ac Itateitat, I &mite:laud, tar Metes ARRIVED. At Cowes, the Eadraght, Akita, for Tot ntogen, bound to Se ville. In Holyhead, Patriot, Linler, from It ;Mir. hound to Li verpool. At Dublin, Elizabeth, Higgins, from Rlra At Drag • heda, Caledonia, Scott, from Drayton. At Near York, Memel, Fork, from Drayton. At Belfaa,Dorathr, I erns, from Droatin ; and the I.atteta, Hutehlnfon, front Pcusiburet. Al Hull, Brief. burg, Sheppard, from Petcrlburalt. - - -- The Fame Martin, from Petertbargh for Hull, wet cslitared cif the Humber on Wednefitay UR, by a heath pneastr at ten guns, and bate retskr43. - - - - - The Ste Hyde Parke, Smith, from London far Sorinana,lasp into Cowes leaky, bating been on (bore. The Grilteirp, Young, (row Dantrick fur Ncwcaltlr.'s captured up the Admiral Bruit, French privateer. T' Soppy, Hammond, from Sunderl.nl foe London, Is ne .tours ,n Sra Reach: crew fool. - The :,,iultrcl,Nltho:fon, from csi•'on. is in bore on Ur.goe. The Martin. of Pete.hea•t, tame n-after, Inlet Dsatik to Lunette. wth wine. i• &mat., d. I. wing legt ha buwfpen, anchors, ..44 taLle. The George. Mcarns, fr-oi 1.tn..•..; 1 cid, !then u 4 OM 10th 0%. by 4 Fried. 1•:i•.' LOSS 0? THfi ROUNET. ilerday difpatches were received at the A ralty from Admiral Rossetti., off the Teach, Rati ng . his having received a flag of truce from the announcing the arrival of Captain Covet:a., the Off, cers, and fearnen, of the ROMu &Y e of so guns. aka, • 'Ude', Nov. 2/ . His Majefly's (hip Rosser having been unroll n• nately loft upon the Haaks, I conceive s:tl, pie:fare give the names of the officers fav&kand ma. ling for tie fatisfaetion of their friends : 'Meths. kiss caw% Csratn. labn Wng,a Whimper, Thomas Dabble Berke; ant pia Davis, Lestellase& JlClohy, Maar. jobs Harrifes Candi; and Alexander Griele, Lieutenants o' Midas 0201.2 Ittedakk Rode, pewter—Robert Riddle. fur/eon-4a = 11obani ,tsenchreln-.Was. White, (smatter—John Brady, gun. Hanes, swfter's mate—Chartes Sumaways, join, Ryes, J.l. Webb, Samuel Cuthbert, John Dunn, Charles Ste. Omar, and Roger C. Quay, soldatipmen—Harry Towky, for semeltseeto—ilidued Gonles,gunner of the Majefik, palfeepe, an raved. slimes a bona at tbe Heider. WHlma tads, maafter's Isabw-Williant Hayes, boatfwai,; wentow.C:briftopher Mud. Amato Silva. jobs Tbempr e nj.„ . hada, Witham Rana, William Murphy, and Robt. Lloyd. feemeowls drowned. Hayden, Belk quartersofter— Tana Ardor. Omem Mfts, Tana lireses, Ott.., and Thomas Oadin. - .6ames-Atsbete Bala and Jab Stew,rd • snasinerHaNdLearldrerfit, Jobs Itftansad Oweele Carter, 1019.4 0 1 111611111 . 101 2 111.01100"411602411Cf apes a rate at taloa, which left la andt Her. los 1804 As a pleafmat comet:lion of the above Ratement, permit me to inform yon, that the :3 laid above to be miffiog, are fah on board the Esc La, having been picked up by sus of my cruisers. Estes of a letter from an Officer on board a line of battle flip. in Admiral Russet's fquadron, dated off the Ten), Nov. *6. a No doubt yea have bad of the Ram being loft or the Hash Sande; Re ran spas them esalkfeelthy monsirg lag, owing ets the Allinelas Rip bag there, which ihe stifled' for one of the w on. The Dutch hew behaved nobly : they lent th eir ea tunas, and took of she rafts all the Olken and men, 'seem from ewe raft, which ventured Om the wreck at high water, end alter arikkg upwards of is hours, was forename ify taken up at feu at tea ednek sit sight by one of our cats, whit ins on beard a aster. Tins people on the raft were in a melt dreadful Cate.--a few Mon would tale decennial their [we— , An the mew ere thus Caved, wept 30 men. whohalsocd to the boats which pm of as loan as the run la two and they were de ' Brayed by the roailmersof the I. The Gaiters and grew who .were made pelicans is the Tad, ere this Ay Rat to anfterdans is a French Wager. which Mad threoih the %%Wren with an ' slaint► boil, her prise. The Has. Cepa& came. aids Rom , ney, has kat a sieffsge by • Dutch kap, Mat ell the dare and Inn (fa the amber I aye aftearly mentioned) were raved; ' Ist not a aisle anklets( property, except die data. en their backs. News was this monsing broostst by a Swede, which kit the Ten) lefterdr/ roeriq at fot l r o'clock, that 30000 of the Catch use now MSC Lain Maud. fonPefol Olds orders to she rT4ion of / Mahwah, and tben starch en to Sweden: The Da ere new quite impadent under their yaks, and freelr ear* air decay. ties of their Fran; grime A letter from , a Mr. Jamas Wises, of the Eagle, (Admiral Ruffers Rag . WO dated off the Tesel, November so, after Rating the lots of the Romney, adds the following particulars ; " She failed from Yamatts with is hawks. sad we.. tot a the Haas, witch ban always been the toyer at the fquadrons cruising of this plats. A middlipman and a s men are brought es hosed the Peck ; they were In a deplorabk thuatlon, Come with the's , limbs breast, and amen much talk& The Mid sake with ma he Lays there were am stay 3o or 40 l ies_ the ref bent hoed by the Dutch." Extraft of a letter from Mr. Wo.t.tast HAYDOII, Officer of his Majelly's (kip ROM IS sr, to his brother t , •• et. btsjeftfe mip Emir.z, off am r,sc), November 14. . " Dear Brother-0n &today kit we left Yarmouth to ink Admiral Rudd. Mat day morning we ran en Aare on 114 Scutt Hawk, ceche New aep. near the 'reach We lay withoat af filtattee • and, on Tocfday, as there was no doubt the lblp eruit be totally loft, we made leveret r.,fts tl tire (Wading-fin bniens. &c. and at &vets o'clock P. M. 1 left the fbip on one of them, ac companied by twelve of oar mew. At fan let I .am a Dutch cif. ter taking the people fawn the raft.; bat it caring dark. we wets d• Nets oat to fm, and loft Apt of than ; but, thank Coo. above tat at sight, we Lot the good torten,. to fail In with the Alert cotter, woo took us up. 1W we snot have peridied wit blew keit, and the faa ran very high. 'nw graaeft part of oar crew arc is Holland be boats apfct Wawa immed i iat.-ly after they weep bolfti-d out, and feerml men were lad I ant at prefent fo weak tha I cannot give yea a mom full iteco_ut of the deglara,bls Raw we were In." A report having been circulated that the FUR lOtri gun-brig was 10:1 in a late gale of wind, we are de tireo to contradili the report, as the is now rife, and in Plymouth Dock. A letter from an officer • t• We did not lore p man nor bad any one hurt ; we were dole to Dongenefs when the accident happened of rolling away nor maitt•niali in a heavy f en, the ch.:in-plias being deficient and breakirg, And tral obliged to anchor before we could get the wreck cicmcd, which took u:t two lours, no. being able to weather the Point, and if the wind had not &Weed more favourable, the vetiel would hire been loo." The furviving careers and crew of the Lour floors of war (captured on the coatt of Amer:c.i by a pri vateer of fopetior force, after a revere anion, in which Captain COMPTON, her Commander, and *feveral of her r.fficers and crew were killed), base been 'tied by a Court Ma r ti a l, and honourably acquitted. "l'hrec floor, with the furvivor, and between 40 and go perfous who have had communication with t;:e veirel (mom Gibraltar, lately wrecked near Cbi chetier Harbour, were on Monday brought to the Motherbank, by the Fat.cos cutter, and placcd under the care of Captain G. STra.ss r to perfutm quaran tine. The public-bottle to which they went is (hut up, and 3uartied by fohlier?—it is to be fumigated. Accounts have been received from the Maria fionaries at Seramp - •r:. in Bengal. Th,,y were WO in March I.R. Ti ley are bully emso)cd tr tn- A.lirg the Scriptures leveral lanzuag s of e Ea& Mr.Faawabooz Dinngepare, Psi - unit It fen. the two Nit baptized natives, and of nplavved Wen:. and fidelity. were fet apart, after by 1.9,i0g on hand. and folemn vroterip, as ad ditiorurl MiMonarie► a prong the Hindous. they p •fe so ellablitalLOlGlllortrwt too miles defiant from each other, in which one European and two or thi.e native. of their number are to be placed, to •pt each, diltribute the tratiflatiqns of the Scriptures, reiigious traa. (of which they have printed and difperfid very great numbers), and to fet up fzhor.ls. Olin:- pore, where Mr. F refutes, is one of thew. Mr. CII•111 is is to he fixed at another, IRA' Nriddea, half way between SerAmpore and Dinoge pore, no the Honey. Letters have been received from WEL Mama e l, BM, Moose, and Rows, the Milfionaries. who failed this year from Brifirol for sarampore, oie America. They were all well, with their famili-s, on the 4th of FIT lel. Ili thr. Cape de Vert! IflatiJi. • laced and isn't M felf ben one and yew fors