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Aoguft 13..1804. Conaniktet Rooms, No.4,Serle-EtracCLinceln'b THE Committee appointed to carry into effcet the Refolutimw entered into at the Crnwn and Anchor 'Tavern Ifs t►e Semnd, fur VIND.CA I IN° the kicairs of all the ELECTORS f the KIN.: 1)0 M, OUTRAGhI) by the late EE TURN by the SHERIFF of MIDDLES). X reciardt that fothfcriptious may he paid at one of the following places : Meirrs. Thomas Coutta and Co. Strand. Maas. Brown, Cobb, Stokes and Co. Lombard-Brest. Mefirs !.adbroke and Co. Threadneedle-ftrett. Mara. Birch, Chambers, and Co Bond itreet ; and Elan Welton, Finhorne, and Co. Southwark. And for the further convenience of Polon' rading at • dif lance from their places, the following Gentlemen have already Aignilied their concurrence to receive rubteriptions in their rcipee live Neighbourhoods : f Mr. Langley, Edgeware Road. MarLia*Bontle " 1M r. Rogers, i 86. Otlord•ltrect. I Mr. Adams, Dean.ltreet. St. Ann% Soho . Mr. Bramwell, gs, Greek-ftrcet. Mr. Welt, King Itreet, Soho. St. Martina, and St. Paura, Covent Garden Mr. Puller, Long Acre. St. Margaret's, and Mr. Medky,Dorii.t-iquare, Can- St. John's j non-row. It. George's, Hanover. % Mr. Benwell, a 6, South Motley ignore - 1 ftreet. Mr. Moody, Carnabritreet. St. James% • - Mr. Row, Bookidla, Great Marl borough-Inca elseKea and Brampton . Mr.l.ce, ya, Sloane-Rent Branford - Mr. Saunders. IL Clement's Danes C Crown and Anchor Tavern 0111ce for Morning Chronicle # ftAndreces, Holborn, and i WI Mr. Cola, White llear,.Lenher lane &George Me Mama. r. Graham, Red Lion Square. Adisereete - . At the Globe Tavern. 111140 1 4 1Pte - - Tir.hlicb Pierian, Spits! fourre. Mr. Lee, Linen-draper, corner of Union -plea. Mr. Haven, insipidity, oppoilte St. Olave's Church, T micy Inca. Limehouie • Mr. Hague, Narrow-fixed. lliedwell . Mr. 1 hos. Afhfield, High itreet. The Committee mini-tie fitting every day at twelve o'clock ; Mime communications will In maned and attended to. kuthwark FRANCE. PARIS, AUG. 31. A letter from St. Omer of the 29th, contains the foilnwing particulars of the affair ofthe 27th between the Boulogne flotilla and an Englilb division: In the roidll of this impofing (cene was the Em peror, one time at the batteries upon the (bore, and fametimes at fen, in a (mall boat, traverfing the line, animating the heroeg, and calculating the refults of this glorious effay, in the midfl of bullets falling around him. The Emperor himfelt pointed a mor tar, and a piece of 24, from a battery of the tft divi fida."—Franifart Puree &PT. 7 —Although the RuffianCbarge d'Affaires las quitted this capital, and all official communica.. titles with his Court are for the preknt interrupted, we Sill hope that the tranquillity of the Continent will . . ht prefer vied. Grofbnis, the late cave of Wigan, has been d by Mad it hal MuaT, together with Come re r era e nd lands which Bataas, the former owner of Graltnia, had hitherto kept. B is at prefent in this city, and has obtaiaed leave to refide at the place of his birth, in Provence. General SIIIIIATI•111 is returned from his journey to Siviturland and Germany. • A detachment of iso men of the tosith ',ads, which had been landed at Pondicherry, is w aived at Morlais in an Englilh flag of truce. Atz•t.a-C , SEAT. 3. —Gen. Laueisron, • wliom the public journalv fent to Vienna and Con llantinople, is now here, in the Emperor's fuite. In a few days his Imperial hlajefly will proceed to the Rhine, to Guelderland, &e. Near Soo workmen are employed in repairing the damage done by the inundations of the Aar. Houle b are building tor thole unfortunate people who ha re 101 l their's in that calamity, LONDON. SATUR DAY, SEPTEMBER ss. • His ALIIIRSTT's C e 7 tow.--fioliday at t►e Public Offices. COURSE OY EXCHANGE. Anifterdass 38 I a UI. 1 Cadiz .. pap I Naples 38t D. at liibt 37 6 Ditto 341 eit. throa 45} Rotterdam It 171 I et' Madrid r ap I.ltbon 0...,t lthentatarilk 35 S 24 L'i Vitt° 34; eff. Oporto 6t Akan 33 6 i 4 - .;1. littboa 34.1 eff. Dublin 14 Puri.' day's date 25 a lay. teuhorn 491 Paris - 25 to a Ur. Venice 5? Lyre, Picoli tied. isiirilaiss Asio on the Bark of Holland 4i per Cent. Ise w Dollar., per ounce ost t. Doitutt, bier. t 8 —Goy. Deb. 5 per Cent. 881. Lachance—Dublin on London ill tit. We have the fatisfaetion to announce the fafe ar• rival of the BaLic 2,,er r.ff Scarborough. Baron de Roti.F arriv:d yell,rday in town, with the intelligence that Lis Royal 13iglinefs MnaSIE UR, brother to the King of Eitavca, failed on Wednefday htt, with a fair wind, for Gonenhurgh, under con- VO, of a gun brig. lie was accompanied by M. de PUTSIGUIL and his chaplain the Abbe -.ATM. Pre /virtu. to his departure lie received a le:ter from his loft Criiiilian M.ijefly. The part:ctilars we do not pretend to know or (late ex.lol ; but it is under. flood to contain an atfurance that the Emperor of Russia and the King it S,VLDFtI are xs;iiir,g to ac knowledge Louts XVII I. and his hercditai y cl.tiens to the throne of France and Navarre, provided land will fet them the example. At all eeenti, fume, thing is due from the I.iyal and legitimate Kings of Europe, to the virtues and misfortune: of that illuf taigas family. The debt• of the late 111ellota:c of Mentz :e•rnint to 6054,816 R nins. 01 this fsim,the h n td I': id'. 64. as Eleant of Brantienborgh,l.ss taken upon him Pelf to pay, nn accPant of the territory of this lstc Eleebitste, which he has (dst.tincd at ind:mnity, the Alm r f 852,959 florins ; and. kr the Cone cantle, the Emperor 4.1 the rrtnch 1141 pronided ti. irt)• 1 ,6 52 , 03 ,, xvh3t puae.s ate to tic 3,449.8; florins, will he regnlsced by a Dcputat-.n n the Slates, ArCOrtlii , ',!, t• , VAlne of tcrtttnry cacti tigighlxnuiug, has atuity.l. BLOCKADING StUADRONS. MT !REST. 1117 T. IS. If flips only were neceffary, the enemy might pro bably venture out—they have certainly so fail of the line (three of which are three deckers) five friga t es, and one corvette, apparently ready for lea ; theta are full of foldiery : but all our accounts from deferrers, and fifhing veffels, corroborating our own obfervations, convince us that they have very few feamen on board. Scarcely a day i.afres but lonic of our frigates ((retch through Bertheaume and Camaret Bays, nearly to the mouth of the middle harbour, and frequently without receiving a fhot from their batteries: their yards, we learn, are almolt deflitute of naval (lore.: the troops have been long without pay, and a general fpirit of difaffeEtion runs through the army in this department. From all there circumflatices, our hopes of getting along;-fide of them diminith daily.—We have juft learnt from an American vale!, that French fignal Officers have been received on board all the Spanilh (hips of war at Ferrol, fo that we do not def pair of a brunt with the Dons. SANDGATE, SEPT. 21. We ate again relieved from all apprehenfion from the enemy putting to lea, by the Petting in cf a firong weflerly wind—a complete and infurmountable bar rier, independent of that one prefented to them in a large fleet now at Dungenefs, who appear like a fo refl. Their number has been greatly iucreafed within this f/ort time. The coat from Dungenefs to the Downs is now covered with our flips: a truly pleat ing tight at this moment. DEAL, SEPT. 21. Arrived l'lmmourrazrrs, CHAMPION, and the Et:- ItT•LUS frigates; SPEEDY, HERMES, EUGENIE, DART, and the Humes' !loops of war; DIVAITATION and LUCIFER bombs; WATCHFULL, MaiINEI, THRASHIR, MALLARD, TYGRESS, BL•ZIR, and Cow• vLicz gon-brigs, with the remainder of the cruizing fquadron, having been blown from their Rations off the French CoaQ into the Downs, where they remain with the reit of the (hips as per lA. Lord and Lady Oxroao and Family, after two years tour on the Continent, have arrived at their feat at Eyewood, Hereford(hire. Miniflers have made a remonflrance to the French Government cn the filbjeft of detaining Captain FLINDERS, of the Invelligator fl:,op of war, at the Me of France, to which no reply has as yet been re ceived. Sir HOM a POPHAM embarked on Thurfday on board a cutter at Dover, and immediately failed for the French emit. His objea was conceived to be either to reconnoitre the harbour of Boulogne, or to fupet. intend fome experiments in the fyftem of telegraphic nolturnal and diurnal lignals. A Gentleman who arrived lately from the flares of jeriey and Guernfey informs us, that the prepara tions in both iflands to recei►e an invading enemy are formidable—every point being fortitied in the flrongeft manner, and rendered almoft impregnable from the darnels of the works. The troops are in a high Hate of difcipline, owing to the excellent difpolitions of their Commander, General JoHN Dor Ls. Capt. Dukes is appointed Commiffioner of the Navy at Jamaica, in the room of Commiffioner Litio, promoted to the rank of Reat AJmiral. The following is A literal copy of a letter written by an honeft tar from on board one of our blockading lquadrons : " War Bef —As I kno you will he ankChions to here how we all fare, I take this hoppertunite to hinform you, that all hands are cell thank Coo ; and tho we aye had too or three brothel with the enemy's hum•boats, not a man of us ha. had a fityle hare of Isis head t •uched. We ate in high fpirits within to he along fide of :him, hut they keep without retch of our flint, and reek thealter unda their own ratty.. Our Captain fay., a. bow h• Ibc d—d if ever they face us, and hi you may tell al (rind. ahoct NA'aping, to plok up korage. Give my lov to Kat, not (mg, tri • .a'ly. and al other ackwaititance. I am lick of this fteafhon, for their i• at bop of pryze•munsrv, fu GOD blefs you till you bete agin it rn y .ur loving triad deth. JACK StAVLINr." Letters of a very recent date from Bi lboa, give the follow ing account nftlie canfe of the late ditturnauces: " As the Corregidor of Bilboa was making his an nual round, for the pormfe of , alting down the names of thole perfon. who were liable to be enrolled in the Militia of that country, he was feized by tome of the populace, and put under elutes. The military force was called out, but the 1-Idiers proving unequal to refill the torrent of popular indignation, they were all cut to pieces, after ineffeaual eff 4:6 to releate .he iot;tl3c Tranquiilitt• has b.cn tioce ft !tore,', b Whit cnudi:i•ms we are not inform ed. Tile ty.oo “lA'act retitled the dpplica 'ion of that partitotir law to them ; but their (moo lition never affumed fa lit ams a charaCter before." According to tile Ilaectneut in a Morning Paper, &INA PAR T k'S Carnmattder in Hanover, the revo lutionary Field M 111641 Bees•orurvs, when the Lilt letters Idt Haothurgh, was in the town o f H a i.. bourgh, oprofire that city, where this ri dcv,rnt ferjeant of the reg:retnt. of L,r Vic7e espe:ted that the Senate woad lend (omr It its Nl, ot h et , t o i nv ,u, hi m to Hamburgh, or at least to cuanpliment him on his arrival in tl e neighhomhood. Nether however t. ok place. v litchi highly incensed his Mock Excellency. who difpatt t..!d his Secretary to the Senate, requite-' ilig an answer in s, hours to the demand already made bs General CA ;A k Ids ne Hite, the Chief of the Staff of the Fern- - 11 army in Hanover, of .4 loan of two millions of mules banco, upon the feculity of the States of that I.leftorate. Atter Crane hours delihe rataun, the S•tuare charged one of the Syndics of the city to trait pu.ii Iit•RkAD..TTF, , thn, alter a great deal the I latithiarplucr • Gut their prs trusled Anglornanta, s..ts finally tofu, d Mtn Corn• plaarney by the light ot gtatd gills u f Ft.( hat ge, to the AM , .11111 marks, (4,sccl ) ssloch he con tented tt• tutu int ~j t h e g „, te i t pollible atfuting tic Si r„ he " that he had great) , at hest the peruke:ay ta that old city, and therd ere it A , 11111 muc h dultr.ls Loma thould he he tatudcr the Ilea cr,:y hAnit rccoo , ; -to F Ll !,tm v s ,. crlt!i-n to cr.t. , 7 , , r 'yrs. ot of tlas luaus GI %loch LS oral y wa. ILIu luswat•" .RorAL 1:13L1 r. WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 30.--licfterclay his MAJESTY infpeeted the pickets of the Sonierfet Militia, accom panied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK. This morning the Kura took a fliort ride before breakfall. At half pall nine o'clock, his MAJESTY, attended by the Dukes of YORK, KENT, SUSSES, and CA 41IRIDGE, and the General Officers, rode to Rad pole-hill to review the Staffardfitire Militia ; they were followed by her MAJESTY and the Par NC ISS Es. On the road his MAJESTY converfed with Sir R. Wm son, who appeared in the uniform which was pre fented to him by the Emperor of Germany. The troops esecuted feveral difficult manoeuvres, and went through every part of their exercife with the precifion of the molt veteran troops of the line; their 6,ing was particularly exaet and escellen:. The Commander in Chief was pleafed to return his thanks upon the ground to the Officers and men. The Duke of YORK was not in regimentals, but dreffed in a plain blue coat and liar ; he returned from the review upon Pre of his MAJESTY'S chargers, and appeared in perfeet health and fpirits. Lord Vifeount Gans s rom gave on Thurfday night a fuperb ball and fupper to the Nubility and Gentry of the county of Hertford, at his feat near St. Alban's. Among the Nobility espefted were, the Marchionefs of SALISSURY, Countefs SPSIICIR, and Lady G sot- GIN• CICIL. The Duke of Gactucsarta is the nearen relation of the reigning Monarch who has vifited Liverpool fince the time when Him 11. embarked from that place for Ireland. - - • • • The Royal refidense at Windfor has been lately undergoing confiderable improvements. The c ieling of the Hall has been rendered, lathed of an incon fiftent lonic, a work of uniform Gothic execution. The Tea of the work is carried on on the fame plan, and the whole is to be completed in a manner wt.ich does high credit to the artilt, by whom the improvements were fuggetted Some of the molt linking painting• are alio to be exhibited in a way which mull power fully increafe their eft& This applies particularly to a molt ihteretting . reprefentation of COARLMS and his family, previous to hi. execution, which i worthy of the attention of all the Amateurs of the Arts. The whole difpofition of the ornaments of the place will, we think, be thought highly judicious. The Loan MAYOR% recent polTeffiqn of the grand O l ifer Bed in the River Medway, has excited a (Irony fenfation in the minds of the Court sf 41dermen, who expeEting to be invited down by his Lotriihip as a Court of Inquelt into this newly-found elate of civic gluttony, have all ordered fribßantial ayfirr Eniwi, to introduce themfelves more familiarly to the lufciou acquaintance of the native PIRRINGS. The Police of Brighton have begun to prevent the grofs indecency of men bathing naked, at nr 0.. day, in front of the Fat Cliff, to the general annoy ante of female modesty. It is laid, that CH•R111111014t having accidentally placed his fceptre in the earth, it immediately fprout ed oot and bore leaves and flowers. The modern CHast.staacits is likely to find a barren feeptre in his hands. Water from a very fine fpring at Tatnam, near Poole, ib about to be brought into Bath. COVENT GARDEN TN EaTRP.VAIIIIItt/OH'S refined and elegant Comedy of T he Pertni'd Hy/band dyes' a very large autience to this Theatre last highs. Mr. Ksetats made his fira appearance this feahm in the part of Lord Townley. He was received nn Iris en trance with the ',iterated applanfe to which hi, great prote(Gonal excellence, and h., high and well me: iced favour with the public, gave him such ample Llitim. Mifs Bituarnm i, rather a reipe.9lb;e , h.sn an ade quate reprefentative of the gay and the accomplithed Lady I °sunk,. Highly gifted by Nrture thr the per,- feffi..n the his embarked in, the ha, much to acquire betine the can pourtray, an!, appropriate effett, the graces and the gaiety of fathbrnahle life Mrs. H. SIDO NS gave mud' interest to the mild and fentimental Lady Graze. Mr. Mt/KIEV, it gives us pleaftire to fay, is the very Mani ) that ilk all! hOt MAW. 11,i1.., he;:tvolent, thber and well bred. Sir Francis irronslorad a:is ren dered infinitely entertaining h) ; and the blunt humour of Em SKY, in h , mect . 7:bn .I:c.ody, was loudly applauded. Mr. StAINIONS was equally Inc cef•fil. In le Iriltuouni in London. Rock kept the audience in a roar with his b-ogne and his blunder.. Ile has call afide that diffidence under which he formerly laboured; and as he becomes mote familiar to the audience, we doubt not he will become mote popular. %Vapor was a very fair reprefentative of the bill "'magnum. It was a moot point whether the ma lo.r or the man had the accent in greater purity. ;Slits WADDY and Mrs. ST. LSO. R conferred as notch in. welt upon the principal female charaaers as they were faceptible of. The houfe was quite full. An apple was lately pulled in a garden in the neigh. hood of Gl.dgow, which weighed more than ten ounces, and nreafured full eleven inches And a hail by eleven. A hare was (hot, a few days ago, at Ban(lead, in Sucre), isy TI4,.MAY BAILTLFY, keeper to J. joosmy, Tedworth Honk, which on opet.it g, was t.ihn.l to contain fur young ones all alive. The circom- Hance appearing fo earl aordinary tti the Keeper, h. wrapped them up in a filk handkerchief, put them into his Worn, and carried them home to his u ife, who determined ro do all the could to prtfer ra• them. Accordingly the warmed t Inc milk, and gave it them. Oue of the little animals ditd, but the ower three arc likely to live. Yellerdoy evening. while an ingeninuo them. , of C)3mpton-lireet, Soho, was holle.l in preparing tome new esplolive compound, lotely invoned by the French chemills, the islfinillyd el cmicol camp fti n exploded in hi. hand Iprin:atienufly ; and bo!) uat the report of the explof.on, that it Ihriuk an eorthquoke the lurniture of the adjoi. ing I) ailes.— The void containing the chemical meporotion, to. getlicr atth a number of the oppar•tii. 1.11/U. awry, were dallied to innumet Able piece•. at,J .arge trAgenenni were projeacd over the furpainding bum'c•. The burning explotive compound and piece. of r ials were thrown in the face of the operator, hove ...minded him 11l ferctcly that Lit cye •116).t iadelpatr .of by tlie faculty. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA' AIL DVI. Dublin Waterford AIR. EOM 0 0 0 PENZANCE, Seer. 19.—Since my lalt arrived the Norway brig Ebenezer, of and from Longfound, Capt. WkIoTED, with timber and deals, for this Port; alio the PROVIDSNCE cutter, from a ciuize.—Sailed the Dozentv cutter. Massy, SEPT. ao.—Jull arrived and remain, his Kijefly's (hip NE Mews, Capt. Sousaviwt ; the Re nown Excl . ! cutter, Capt. Warr', IA horn Dart. mouth ; the (Homer Peggy, CHANT mater, and the (loop Sufanna, Sims, both from Wales. Wind about N. W. fine weather. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. ao.—Came in the WINDSOR CASTLE, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; alfr the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, and the LADY WARREN, of ;8 guns, from a cruife. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. EL—Arrived the ARDENT cartel, from Morlaiz, and M; AAAAA cutter from a cruize ; the Flora, —, from Havre, bound to Ltbon, detained by the PouLITTI 11 >op of war; the Hafnung, —, and the Indullry, SPY, from Lif bon, hound to Dieppe, detained by his Majefly's fhips RATLEt and PLUTO; alfi., the Hvans floop of war from a cruise, and failed again to the Eallward, and the BRITANNIA cutter, wiit the brig Young Peg gy, of Brifol, from Guernfey, which the has recap. tured.—Wind Northerly. DIAL, SEPT. at.—Arrived and failed for the Ri ver, the AG:scouter man of war, aith about 4o fail of vefels under convoy, from the Mediterranean.— Sailed the Gasrt.ousin frigate, on a cruise. Came -down from Sheernefs, the Syr flonpof war ; and the FURY bomb.—Arrived the ME Lposim a frigate, from Yarmouth. Wind W. N. W. YARM ,UTN, SIPT. 2 hurl - clay P. M. paffed through thefe Roads, under convoy, a large fleet of merchantmen from the Baltic, and this morning fa velal fail belonging to this port arrived. Wind N.W. arring breeze—Sailed the &flu., gun-brig on a cruife. One (hip of the line, one ft is rte, and one gun-brig re• main in the Roads.—Paifed through feveral fail of laden collier,. FROM LLOYDN LIST. GRAVtIZND StPT. al.—Peed by the StAtin , k, Nda, from e t . Kitt's; Milforlr, Reid. from Batavia ; Flizaheth.Seulrt. from Popprolaurgh ; Overhsod ; Good Hope, Caper., and the Vrow Mart/meets from hmden. Sailed the Sao Jo. kph, Calif's. for BillsO -- a ; Hedwig M..egarette, Wirr, for Bare* IOUs; Polly, Batley. for Nrwrfrodland; Swift, Kitfon, for Stew tin ; Vrow Elizabeth, Rand , Vrow and the Veal, ElizMob, Harra, for Embleo..___ ARRIVFD. In Sandgate Creek, the Penny, Humble, from Mc Mas—Ali Dov.r, the lily, Wallace. from A:.ti.7,tia ; Stadtoldenhurgh a , i the Suftnnah and Sally, Hare, from Leghorn—ln the Downs e Alexander. Rutherfort, from I ortola ; Marian Niclfoo, front Surinam; Amphitrite, Clark from Cr:. ad.. ; Helen. bovern, aad the Ringfton, Ladd, from Trinidad ; Ganges, Bond. !tom St. Kites ; Alan, Graham, from Demerara ; Prince of Wales, Stoc ker, from St. Vincent's ; Eagle. Critchell ; Foterprize, spa the Adventure. Watfuri, tram Tobago—At Plymouth, William, Sinclair, from Berhice—.At Falmouth, hlorinack, Williams, from rti: River Plata—At Clyde. Lacretia, Craig, from, St. Vincent% —At Guernfey, Jarum, Nadott ; Guernfey, Calvert, and the lA dy Laifue, from the Weft P ymouth, the Mary wet. May, from Demerara—At Dar, mouth. A nn, Harley, r•oni Itatice ; Nelfon. Main; Mentor, Morehito ; 11elantho, Jennim.s, and the Sovereign. Salle, Loaf Dcmaraza—..At Liver pool, Ruth, Wmdar, from 1/nminira, and the Ca,harinc, Sin. cock. from Melbna—At Briltid, Cornelia, trom [ethos —.Off Scarborough, H. rmeny, Lewes, and the Itoyatilt. Coulfon, from Archangel—At CIO Margar-t, (torn Demarara.., At Dublin. Henry, ilmithwaite, (root Antigua--At Cork, John and Sally. Ft..t rs from Lortelen ; from Bourdeaug ; hero, S iie. 'r rOllOl.l ; Hrpe, Evans, from Ilarbadoes; Fasts Packet. Otway, aad the .ISive, White, from Grenada. Wednelday fe'nni7ht the Esirecr.s Gar ref war. Captain Moat's, failed from Cork N:xt day the Tiny 11111041 C armed (hip arrived in Cork har bour, from Plymouth. A part of the Dublin Leeward Ihand fleet have arrived in the Liffey. The THISBE, j uil arrived from the Mediterranean. has re-t Ikon the Wright, Foto, from Z erne bound to L , .nd..n, which thy was captured by a French mivateer, near Z rote. The THI•BE his lik ewile captured the privat.!•er, and carried her into Corfu. after an engagement in which the THUILE had two men killed The Duellers of York, CRAWFURD, and the Ra• char', kliaviLi.s, from L ndnn for Surinam, are captured and earrird into Guadaloupe. By a new re; il t 7 ion at the Citflom h , ure. all pack4ge► are examol..d bctore they leave the Ri►cr. by the proper officer. On \Vednefday, the owners of Eat! India fhip• ping had a conference with the Ch tit man .ind De- puty of the Court of D:reaors, *hen a final fettle mutt took place relative to :he allowance, for war extraordinaries. Yenerday, according to annual cnflom, the LORD MAYOR, AIJCITe”, Sheriffs, aid Goverr.nrs 1 f the feveral Royal attended Disine Service at Chu itl Chirch, Wilete they heard an approptiAte Ser nion from the Rev. 11. Low akns, Mailer of 'me of the Mathematical Intlitutions in Chrifi's llofpital, and ho received his education in that leminat y. They' then repaired to the (;I rat Hall, allot, tope!i'r with a crowded and fallionable audience, they itceist ed much pleat - lac from the youthful cxci a:ins .t the two Icitior &Lola. s of that Inhitotion, wh.ch, for the liberality of its m 'nag ment, and the cocnt of it. benefits, may Rand tintivallcd in die world. Al , though the young man who delivered the Latin Ora ' tion, could make hind, It tinder flood only by the mere iearned put 1.1 lu. .111,11erlee, yet, by his manly tone. and model gy, he tided nit to make a coat derable imprJi.til upon every ot.e. The Englith Oration rpoke more loudly t the fsslin }•s of all, and many a mother and rider c etc Teen to drop tint tear of at the nattiy very trot:dile and pointed allufions which te-re made by the yiding Orator to the prefent awful c;Ms of public affairs. He alluded AIM to tome new branch of religiou. ittilruetor n here. We heartily sr ilh, that all n.afitres„ tend to the rime laudable end, may be attended to in all other temit.aixs. X.—.Wlnd S. S. W. a a I Hanlburgla I I Lilbun