Star. — London, England, 1804-10-03 00:00:00

! tonal P ice, as wellottsolbe Committee foi t tAt TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY of oltion o e testy of din Prcfs, have • LONDON. Astir tiksodhog, and the GeNTLlttaVt, *- now in the 'tiro of:theiTiotiple. The day aft"? ttie, T HE very great exertions which you have spontaa • ei a ok . s t e Witi? IcOUter fora fifth eitiei9ge• neoully made in vindication of my public changer, fronl tiitireOrPf the Police, who are WV e refledtion %Inch we.. attempted to be thrown upoutftsat tbc f.rtOt k.•• ale us Saturday lat, demand nay vrarmeit arid molt sinuous to . btfy 4 - the former ones, which cooky*. erseend avatnovrindtonnons. and Word to my mead • gwtit ample ly - feil - at lt premium. -- Gurdinal Camellias. has had reward, for all the labours and anxiety of the high and repoofinle the magnanimity to demand the releafe of :the ;m -in:tuition. in which, by pour unanimous fuffmga, I was placed tl.or, t w h ic h . t h e blinifter of Police , .genairse !hiring tits year. . _I mien .,j„ ~.,„n o ,knowpcothat eh, f ilmc va l ua t i rr cx‘ri j o a, rni.ICH B. b as riot eintfe , med upon attr . ot term, which you have &Really teneroutly wide hilliFfutiooit.'w b 1 luau shat he fitialitsi bettinfported to the cnlbnies for continued until tbe Anal Mk of the Poll, and would eampt life,"andhe ipriabsably i before now reached Rambo- faeour of Toole/Oradell/dance to-mcerow. eiroti 3ll , •••alta k a eirt; place ' or his embarkation. What a pity that with t 4 aomplete attainment it the obje4 which we have it 3 the other :149 authors tI Almanacks are not of the view. beg win torepest .my affuranee, that the mod dißant party l--eyorsorei de Pori:. thing (tom my intention. to reek she High Mice of your Chief The controls of private letters arrived lately from Sdegiftratc for the neat.year, or to ehiturbethe order of fuccefion St. Peteitburgh are of a very pacific nature ; at leaf} to that proud eminence; my objedt Is merely to be included in they ' do no't ntent?on any apprehenfion in that capital your rot to the Court of Aldermen, an next in fen l or it y to Mr. Poeceand, and thereby to vindicate tonic world, nun dootimie of any open roptere between France and Rua.-..- as biota the aftimatiee of my brother I t iverymen. wroveras lira The Emperor of 'Mafia continues to rote& French nnunnod the taere4 ins* of Sheriff from their hands. merch.antc and'ttavellers, arta 'they are treated with floes the boorau to be, Gentie.ssen. grcat attention, friendthips .and rifts& by the people, America Sitact4 Your obedient and faithful Servant, a, )M4 i S - lE. WAN. ' all attached to France, and admit.* her auguft Sovc . State of die Third Day's Poll t reign ; while the Englifli are not only delpifed, but Mr. Alderman Perchard, 1201 detefted. Several of our commercial agents have, Mr; Alderman War, howevr, left Rage, in confequence of a ridiculous' Mr. Alderman Flower, - S ll paufe : among others, Luau& Da Vittistr o anca, Commercial Cosntoiffary at Croeftadt. The Hereditary Prince•of Wirternbeeg has left France, and i, cow travelling in Italy. Before his departure, he wrote a lung letter to the 'States'of the Elearreat;„ acknowredglng his great obligations to the French Government, and in the mean time, thanking the States fur the leparate ruins which they have allowed him, with Out forcing him yearly to ap ply to his father for money. He Ipeaks with refpefh as a dutifulldn, bf Isis parent, hut he does not (pare his counfelltirs. Thole who chialy influence the de terminations of the EleCtor of Wirtemberg are Vaid to be foreigners ; among whom are mentioned WIA INGIODP, min Hells; Hoftensen, from Pomerania, and Von EP49 F. from Hartoyer. Tbe,Dotch Eall India Company have announced for the 6th of November a great tale of teas, fpices, drugs, and other produitions of their colonies 'in the Eaft, brought them from Batavia and the Cape, by (hips under Danifta and American colours. They write froth Antwerp that the (lave pr . iron (Bague) built in the citadel is already &diked, and 800 galley (laves are expelted there to be employed on the work of the port, and in clearing the harbour of the mud, which has been accumulating for three centuries. All thefe wretches are picked out from among many thoulands, condemned to the galleys for life, and whole health is fuppoled ftrong enough to be able to fupport thefe unhealthy undertakings. To encourage them to work, the Emperor has prc mifed, by the Maritime Prefe&, all thole who are induftrions, and furvive, in ten years hence, to be pardoned, on condition of being tranfported to the colonies fur the remainder of their days. The auxiliary troops of the Italian Republic are in garrifon at Calais, where they are daily exercifed by French officers. In a Mort time they will be as purer% as our own. All difcanteat among them telves, and difagreements with our troops, have ceaf ed. The deferters have returned to their duty, and given up their reducers, who, to the (Imre of theft! religion,, wire the chaplains of their regiments, who deferved capital punithment, but which his Idajefty our Emperor has gracioufly changed into tranfpor cation to the Roman States, where they are to do penatce in convents for the remainder of their days. The (ration troops obfer re now the- lit idaeft difcipliue, and the inhabi t ants of Calais (peak highly of their conduCt.--.Gaunt de France. The Ruffian Emperor has ordered a new regiment to he railed, called the Dragoons •of the Police.— The men are to be chafers from among the veterans, who are molt ditlinguithed for their fohriety and va lour. Thermuft all outlet tiand how to vrite and read ; upon the whole, there dragoons may be called the Ruffian Gm: d' Ames, their tatuation and employ ment being nearly the fame wi:h thole of out menu d'armu. Marriagey increafc in proportion as divorces de creafe, which may convince our fpeculative philofir pliers and inetarayficians, that their c;;lculations concerning the happinefs of civil fociety are as erro neous in this cafe :is in many ushers. 'Their maxims (unfortunately tin . France, contorted into l;tws by the Natitinal Convention, the molt immoral, cruel, and ignorant of ail her national alien:blies) of per. naittiog full liberty 1.4 ever y one to divorce, even for a montentary diligreeriont bf terii i itr, have made more proilitutes and ba :lards in Frat.cc, doting the tall ten years, than the del:ratityoflhe ten in cceding centuries. Among the wretches ioliilong in rur lireets by want or dill:4lr, who offer their faded charms to di tankards. or libertines; of twelve, eight are divorced women ; and of orphans begging by our doors, crowding our hnfpitals, prilocs, or frat. folds, ninety of an htit,dred are children negleded, or by divorced parent-, and therefore owe their mi. fcry and guilt to the former infamous laws of divorce. —yownal de !'aria. PROCLAMAT7ON. The PreGlent and Council of Qte n.wn of Fluf.iini mate pub. lie: This day wt. enticed from the Feeneb General of thvinim Mantua, a AU., the sod. F ituardor, of the tub year of the Fennell Republic. a d the tit a t h e French Logone, in which be demands that yet-c.d., y 3r1.1. r. lbould be given by us, that aU Rrangers or hire, or delenntlani s trona Dri tilh I...rents, whie. by aII last ior of the General. ha c obtain• eel p.eionflion to en fn:, huh. to in thi. town, or the of %Val cher.n, (hall, tat fittnre., tiny Sum'. y, berms 4.•.;:.t o'clock is the I ref. is Int ild.lee I heron, the I ranch Commander, :lieu , their pnlres . a ;.ernilte to renszni on the W-Icloreu, Linn them by the abovcmct.u..oca General Moore. The and Conitil, i:nieratit of iii name , And ahodes of thole perfoLt in lilt It trrr rrl lottlt rat hint.t.ct.ard prev,tit them (eons for rrinz any punifilimeht for sot Obcytt.g his new h-ve e bterin fleet to pubath the prclent loelamation, 1..? the inicrolatinie if ev,ry one it ent.cettee, in or. tiering them to ptef.nt the mielves. om future, every iniinlay mor ning celeste right o'clock, at the battle and ullire of the french Commander. Hut in, nne nt ,y prt trri ignorance of tbi. trio rt., ti Altai , this Proclanoei.on lhall be print"! aud int...find up on the usual public platen. Gtven and elecr.:ed in the Council town of Hating. Sept. miar it, iRO4. (Stoic.:; c raw t WLZI.L. Skirt. 27. —The Count of his ant lag is not very its 1 faustied with tlic Acquit - Ilion of his country. He has claimed feocial bailtai,:ka belong in" to it, flow"d in the territor y of Miiniter, hut in vain. They have Ix':' given a: i , ..knoitfies to wl.ers. lie lot csonf- d tire Frindi t.noi.s to occupy fume, vi li liar or. carcsd toloy scsnolaints. FRANCE. PARIS, SEPTSSIBER at. rollowilig is a tranilation of the circular let thich has been addreffed, by the Senator 41, Chief of the Police, to the 13illiops cif the ire : :here ism= connexion. Sir, between my office and your's, generally tai.tatticii, it is my duty to prevent rams, to e nava, of panelling them. It layout's to Rile in the mat ell criminal projedla. and eveo ...he very Idea of Our common objed is to citable' the fatuity of the cm , virtue and good order. With the views and moll be . Intentions which you poffefe, the fpiritual authority which you are invelltd, would only be produdive of very ' and uneeratn advantage., if it did 111.1 t fin.. , :n the co-ops. if any ace the mean. of eltaßiftng all oppoStion to it. • Prince of the Church! Chia title will be difputed with fometime to come; and by t.n ineonfiderable number of of the old eltabliennent„ who have abandoned the-Make Church, and by tome urinal; whole pillows have been in d, but who& underftssulings have not been enlarged by the lotion. The firft would arrogate to theinfrices a Rafter ad. weft the faith of your fathers than you are fuppofol to pro- the locoed alert. that they are more true to the Revolution to principles. You are placid between thofe curtain. and place Is thee of wifdont and of truth. You arc attacked on ide by the ellrolll of barbarous and ignorant ages, and on the r yao are affaakxl by thole exceifea that sis Infeparable from clod at Revniudon. What pretexts. however. can thofe Baklava have, who have 'wed the union of the Church 1 Where tan they feat foe it, to audit ? Do they Imagine. that the true.worihip ianot In our temples, been l& the Bourbons Dave mot bera ...the Throne ? But tt other throne than that of the Sovereign Pontiff has ever appeared to have a neceffary connexion with the Catholic n.iigion ? In what fyrnbol of faith, or In what •enerated tradition, can the fnaallett comical°, between the dy. ths Bewelions, and tbr pure and f e nttlers catifience of ti , Church be poi, t. 31 out ? The ouGac of our Chillaph with aC:stbolie Churches, and with the •Popc. was not broken , transfer of the Roman Empire to the Merovipscan dr. from that to Charlemagne, or from that tt , the race of et at. ace was it broken hy the changes/rem the draafty of the Soimbons to that of the &nap:arms. Political eincitioas appertain to rations and not to rciigioti, and France ha. always decided them according to her inclinations, or the 'drone of experience. You are too well informed, Sir, to render it incumbent 00 fuggell to you the great oeceffity of attending to the rigo execution of thole laws, which have for their objed the Il and the regulation of pulilic , woriktp. If, you allow theft s who arc babied to your authority, either to modify or them, there will be no Inam.t any bounds toprbitr try co- Anente. The podium, invariably extend, beyond all hounds, Indulgences which they have extorted from weaklier'. Freedom of religion Is a law of.the empire, and one of the at tine, a nd is at prefent citablithed ha every enlightened You are no longer at liberty to ea .eod the eonquella of is , of which you arc the chief Nlinifters, than Ity your talents tour Evangelical virtues. In the age In which we live. that be &nominated the heft religion winch molt forcibly banal the priaeiph of niorslity, and °been nee to the law. Ihe Inspects do religion is to be as beneficent as Mc Atm.:it I V If. . . _NM klajeflit the Ftoprror will acknowledge. that y o u have juitided the confi.koce he ha. placed in you, when wader the in lhience of your doctrine, ol4 he 1 perceive that all hatred end dif W &Appeared ; that the km of every thing that can tend . advantage of your ceuotry, hat he,tt nourifhed in the place. woefhip In the pnfence of the images of the Divinitye and the safrertry of the Empire become tv all thole whole confclences you dlredt, the molt certain pledge that they have merited thofe rc trdswhich religion bolds out to them. (Signed) " FOUCHZ." The Prefc of the Department of the Upper 'ne has written a circuhsc letter to all the Mayors As Department, sat n't g them to be fit ia in the of all demands f.,• rttre., from all travelers, to Pent the defection of the troops from the ilitetior, ?ay of this frontier. He declares, at the fame that all Mayors negligent In the difeharge of hite will be regarded As favourers of defection, feverely puniihed as fm.h. This letter has written in conicquence of the information Government has obtained of feveral attempts front its internal and external foes, or confpirators, to fe the foldiers, particularly young conferipts, to .t. Letters from Bruffels mention, that the Auditor the Staff, d'Aterv.c. fent by the Emperor of the rends to Berlin, with • le•ter for the King of Praia, d who is hill in that capital, waits only paffes firm au, to continue his journey to St. Pcterlburgh, ...o another letter, written by the Emperor's own band, to ALIKAND6R the Frit. Upward: of t so almanacks for the year XIII. y been Already puhlifhyd, under different appalla t, as the Imperial Almanack, the Emperor'. Al lack. the Empleft's Almanask. Prince pfeph's tamed, Prince Loni.'s Almanack, &c. Ste. all pretended appropriate dedicatiom, containing mull dull And ridiculous 'cries, epigrams, ca. sbourgs, jaws d'efprir, enigmas, Ate. illAt Mr foil paper. the witlings are as proud of theft rig/ 'auvres as if they weiethe or Voltaires of - day. But the mull curious ut all is the Carho- Almanick, dedicated to his Ilolincfs Pius VII. ere, by the (Woof legends of Saints, and tales cf 'acles, are placed love letters to a miflrefs, and ymbourgs againli religion. We have been toH, the author had the lolly or impertinence to pre this aintatuck to his' Eminence C ordinal CAPRA• who, judging ft-ra tire title, gave him in return :nry louis, but after reading it offered him 'thy re to entirely fuppreli it, as a fcandal which ski be very difeleafing to the Popewprm his arri in France. The author had tire audacity to put-- , this money, bat infield of fuppr: fling the alraa eff, publiflted the anecdote. 111116 made this tlat•id roduainn pars through four editiors a in three weeks, which he gained sso louis Inca. The Currec. 1--: I: ON; * , . _,,, 4; 4 .. ' . ...t .. ••• k-- Ff! - . wzmilid4f...o - dri)iiitil. s• ...-;'::'... .. ‘ ',kilt! OF STOCKS TOISIDA, AT WI COCapgi ,1 4antols, money 361—fiersei. 371-4:lolanii 1 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY; --. Sant Stott that ' - - !Mit Bonds - ti. ift.ME 3 per Cent. Red Asa. OM Imp. Ann. sol 13.16 3 per Cent. CeoL 3 i ,7561 Ehcheq. lials„ parse. in dif, . . 9 4 „d@ Stack lo i l ;// s Al . . 210=o;c6r tue p rem, , I The following is the - prefent Rate of the eneetyssl farce in . the Tax& We pledge cairfelvet for its Ab folnticorreanefs, wiz. eve Sips of the line, and one Blip of 24 gnus. Coming ,from Amilerdam,, and down as far as the Pampus. one large frigate, lately launched. The number of tranfports has diminilbed lately I no more than as are now vifible. , Some at our (hips of war have been for a long time alt' the North Coati watching the operations of the in the ports of Holland. Owing to the ghat Piet v erance of Captain Hors, of the Dlr . stics;that (hip has been able to keep in the ftortny North Sea for more than eight months, without being once in port during all that Period. The Liibon packet, which has been permitted to fail, carries out i King's Meffenger, Mr. Sisms s With difpatches for Mr. Faze r ? the Secretary of Legation, who remains at Madtid. Thee difpatches, it Ii on derficead, contain the points On which Mr. Fakes is inflrudeci to obtain a definitive anfwer from the Spa nab Governments and if it be not fatisfadory, war will immediately be declared. A Spanifir Mellinger likewife carries nut difpatches from the Chevalier d'Aurirraoa to his court. The failing of the SparfiA and Fortugnefe convoy, however, is deferred ; but Sparta wails now in our ports are allowed to clear out. it is rumoured, that to a demand made by the Court of Vienna to that of St. James, to acknowledge the Emperor of Germany in'his new title of Emperor of Auftria, an anfwer has been returned, that our Cpurt would follow the example of its ally, the Em peror of Ruffle. A fimilar requeft has been made t o. the Court of St. Peterlburgb, and has received an nu fatisfadory Rawer. Report adds, that in confequence of thi► condor% on the part of England and RufGa, the Autlriati Amhaffadors at their refpedive Coats will be recalled. and lumeecled by only Charge des Affaires.—A fbost time will deteonini, What degree of credit is due to this report. It appears by the Dutch papers that rnesfures of &verity toward! the Englilb at Flufhing have been ordered by the French General Mower ET, command ing there; and the fame, it is thought, will be ex tended to Holland in general. It is apprehended too that the French Government is about to put an end to the intercourfc with Holland, which has hitherto fubfided ; but this does not appear to be founded op any infmmation. The Duke of C aaaaa cs is r t.e to pa is a few days with the Prince of WALes at Brighton. - - The .F,arl of Haaaincyroa left town yenerday c a 'Hit to the Prince of WALKS at Brighton. His lknyal Highnefs the of Sussex is much indifpofed at Carleton Houle. Saturday the proclamations for the meeting of Par liament on the ayth of November, and for clefting a Peer in the room of the Martinis of TwarDALt on the ,4th of that month, were read at the Crofs of Edinburgh, by the Heralds, &e. with the dual for malities. ' _ _ . The Crown and Hatraper (Mee. in Dublin, has given cotice in the Gazette of laft night, that the visits for eleaing a Pert to fumed the late Earl of Lamina would be delivered this day to the feveral Lords cutitled to receive the fame. The Hon. and Rev. Lord Roamer LW' TIM fon of the'Marquis of Es.v. is ponsotod to the 1611v/tench of the Bilhops. in ctmfequence of the death of the late hilltop of Omni e. The Hon. Mr. W . who returned to town a few days fine from Cheltenham to proceed to Ma dras. hat received counter orders, and returned ycf terJay to Cheltenham. • On Thuriday the troops in garrifon at Glafgow, with the Polon t in that city and neighbourhood, were be igadcd in the Green, by Major.Oeneral Ws ems, preparatory to the review of the whole by hit Excellency the Commander in Chief, which is espea ed to take place to-morrow. On Wedoefilay the General Court Martial, of which Col. Ponsomay, of the sth Dragooa Guatds, was Prefident, was difolved, and their report laid before Earl Mom*, Commander in Chief. The Sea Feneibles, at Margate, have again receiv ed limited liberty tickets, conditionally, that they go on board the slog's Slips to aura.. Monday the Wooswica tender, tinder the cPen mold of Lieutenant Cox, conveyed near too impief fed fcamcn and volunteers from the E eas, off the Tower, to the Nora. A large fupply of Clops of every &fa iption were likewife warded. Lady CHassorr a RAWDaII and Lord Fosses are at prelim in Edinburgh, on a virtt to the Earl and Countefs of Mut ILI. Lord Walla/KR has purebafed Mr. STIVIONS'S delightful clime of Llangcnnach Park, MAT Dana,. Lora A 's edam. in the county of Loogford hale been purchafed by Lulta WtrlT a, Efq. of Dub lin, for 70,0001. Information being privately g; :en. on Monday tall, at Bow dreet, that • duel was ezpeeed to take place between a Captain W. and a M►. W. a warrant was iffued againft theta. by Mr. GaAMA• ; and y cf. terday Captain W. alas arrelted. and brought bcfote Mr. Bono, Bow•areet, who obliged him to hod I.,:uiity tut keeping the peace. • i bet eV thing Item Magittrate that pro • c a rz: as high in t reativcd tit • Aniffiti • .J3d, • .• , : • 'rbel ter. twb Fai tie v pin lbw , Omsk gn aebblehe •• • C —per Dreamt with with tbnksd si -ties et • A Ps 7.17. fa et the Ch steak& Revolutic henna ti fds s the sod its p your plat well Ede t ether you s period " Wits ebandene sr beet reitored feted to I Severely *eh the venerated Day at Galilean all arbor by the tr patty. fn Leper Bourbon to patine oecordiin " Yoe art So fui rout esci baty arm Patens • Wrings eroackin dote lei lireo 0 410% re late. I Vow. 0 sod you way be ores tint divine Is " jultiged • Ileente c felorloo to the a et wort 114 01 Pail Ikea, t wards The Rhine of this cares o ' peeler by wa time. thisch and 1 been Govet its int 4 duce defers • Let of die Frenc and vi RuClu with band, Up have dons, seam Alma with the r lembi ed pa dr aut the d lie A whey mita, cAlen thAt fent I ea, ' 'wen I more wool ket tl pro! BLOCKADING SOUDRONS: Difpatches were yelleyday received from Admiral T l Nottesoaouott, off the Teed, dated on board the FOGLE, of 74 guns, the agth ult. -The Famous or Oaaw 1, Capt. Roosts, had joined his fquadron.. The Sr lICULATOK logger; arrive 4 at Deal t left the- French coati on Sunday night. ft appears there were then a mitsfirferabte number of pun-brigs and loggers: In the outer iserbour of Boulogne. Vratethed by about 40 of otst•ftglkt "• Then hatWoisa at✓irl for leveret& ys. „ I ~ I Extraec of a letter from an Officer on board one of the fquadron off HUM, 'dated September a 7. am forry to have to Rate the lofi of one of our cut• ters (the Kim George),Which gist aground when in the aia of deßroying ope of the • messy's coaßers, Which fhe had forced on there, and after ufing every effort to get her ,off, but to no purpofe, they were under the neoef ty of deftroying ber by fire, to prevent her falling into the hands of the eneMy.— We were 40A fir off in the fare (him to . afford any nffißance ; indeed, bad we beespearer, it would not have been poffible td have k4* Ail enemy in check, as we could not approach within gonsot for the that lownefs of the water, and being a ftrong ebb tide and calf wind,- the boats of the fquadron could not have prrived in dine to a ff ord any Aniline., as the French- Oieit vetrelsl l to motion, aid in lefs than an,hour, fderthewaf their, brigs and tuggers had completely . furrounted'Shens ; but notwithßanding this, the was . xqmpletely on fire before thtlaft boat quitted her, as twe enuldpereeke by one fpy-glaffes. The da(tirds then•flreered off from the cutter, and purfued the boats for four or five miles, keeping up-an incdrant, • Are of round, grape, and mtifquetry, latterly within t pifiol thott, which literally covered the ,boaut. nod had it not been frit the gallant manner ip which the Locusr gun brig Road in and covered teem, I and convinced, in ten minutes more, they mull have been all deßroyed or taken ; hut former •than rifle an ac tion, though only with two gun brigs, they thought it molt advith.thle. to abandon the parfait. lam : give? ,Ap utScrltand that not a maul is killed or ,wounded." Et.scroos ott,Lpao Mayon... l -At the elate of the Poll, yellerday, st Guildhall, the numbers were, • For Macias' a Perehard . Laos Akierarsa—gbilw - 9114 'Akkratan Flower• Nobody offered to luidrefs the Livery on the Rate of diet polt' heintdeelered, and, afters lbrirt patife, the Hall was di olved with the uftial proilamation. Yeßerday the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor held* Warcmote, fot the eleelion.of an Alderman for the Wald of Raffinsaw. in the Toorn of Mr. Cl.aaas e when Mr. Hoarse was eholin. Yefterday the Loan Mayoa ordered the price of Bread to be raifed an affise. or :d. in the Peck Loaf, 10 usnentonoo to totocr.or, whets lite pries ssi . the 41 4 7 tern Loaf Wheaten will be is. and Houfehold . The fellowiny is a Lift of the Conswilioners pointed under the Property Att for the City oi Loa• don fnr the earning year Philip flatfoot. Ef*Cbakonot NO Beak. Mi. Daykk joininp, M. Dcpwj Hoary Wildman. Rae Alderman I. J. Smith Arid Ender, k. Verity Fe; et svc:As Thanes Porqier. Jame N:z.a, Eq. Benlentle Hydrae. T1.....tas Plummer, Efq. 'aka C. Powell. U. Stephen Cudey, Efq. Harry Elacload. Efq. James Palm , . Efq. Robert Preriaos. Efq. James Die n, Efq. On Monday lalt THOMAS llama NAISN ' Efq. was chofen Mayor for the town of Gravefend and Milton. Tuefday fe'nnight. came on the Annual EleCtion of the Magiarates and Council in the Town of Stir ling, when MICHAEL CUNN•L P.N. was chofen Pre* 'off and High Sheriff; and M4rs. Jamas Gras, Iwo. Stri•VILAND, ALIII. Dow, and Gao. Wino:ars. "Saks and Sheriffs ; and Jona Gwts. jun. Dcau of Guild. Coorit, F.A. Mayor of Canterbury, gave t very funiptuout dinner on Saturday IA to upwards Of too of the firs chara4lets in that town and neigh• bouthood. • A ball was given IA week at Brinol for the bens• fit of Count Bolowt.asttt, the Pep r.,evurit the pro- fits of whirl are (aid to be flifficient to mike a corn- In-table provirion for the little man for the remainder of his lite ; he is now in his 66th year. Milford made a gay appearance on Tuefday fe'n night, when a cop, value 30 goincahand a hand,frime Pint of colours, given by the Right Hon. Lord Caw nos, were failed for by two cUrfres of boars in tho Wren ; and, from the bend's of the day, great §:feature was 'forded to thelpeaaton. The Meeting of the Choirs of Hereford, Gloucc; ter, and Worcefter, was held lift week at the firli . . mentioned city, aotl atter.ded by a very numerous and elegant company. The profits are appropriated to the relief of the widows and orphans of the Clergy of the three diocefes t ar.d it will be highly gratifying to she benetiolent mind to learn that pool. (indepen dent of admiffirn tickets) west colletled at the doors of the Cathedral, for the benefit of the Charity.—This Was the tirleyfsrif celebraCon of theft Meetings; the 6rft performance took place in the year 1734.' 'Dauer-teas.Lift night was the repretentation of Deaf and Dna—the perforhiance of which was excellent, there being no change in the cad of the characters. POI s delineates, in a molt malady and imprefflve flyle, the benevolence, firnplieity, and firm nets of the good AW de Waovo atom's Der levant is his dif . .Pearrr, an] ine.ctd one of the mot finiflied pieces ()rafting upon the A age. Mils Dacase r, as Jails., notwithßanding the fatigues of her recent journey to Weymouth, difplayed her elpreifire tea totes, animated by their wonted fprightlinefs and fenfsbility. Mifs Pore was very entertaining in Me' AM! Frotrod ; and Mn. Mint is T•IN appeared very amiable in Mariann.—Tie Safaiei a Rive's, and y be Ceraws, which never Gil to *malt, completed the entertainment of the evening. which healed to be highly retailed by an °vet flawing bona.