Star. — London, England, 1804-08-03 00:00:00

ARICHTON, 4UIieY4T t. Early this morning about . thoufand men of His Majeßy's German Legion in , rched into t is town, and pitched their tents on the lawn, about 300 panic north of the Pavillinn , where they are to remain until tomorrow, when they re-commence their route for Boa hill. The Nisei, on horftback, attended by Colonel LIMN. &c. was at this temporary encampment this morning for a ennfiderable time; fix hiigilaeads of the bell flrong beer, by His Royal Highnefs's com. mand. has fince been dilributed among the men.— His Royal Hithnefs towards mid-day, together with Thai pf our falhionable wifitants, fet off to be prefent at the Ilsew of cattle at Lewes. About a &tiler number of the German Legion are expefted here to occupy the ground until the day following, when the former ftrike their tents in the morning- The reprehenlible condutt of the pops'. lace, in crowding the race courfe here in fuch a very dilbrderly manner as diftinguifhed them particularly on the two preceding days, is fill the current topic of public eenfure and animadverfion- The latter day, though the multitude were not quite fo daring, yet of their proceedings but little can be advanced in their favour. Two foldiera, while the bodes were punting for the lag heat of the Handicap Plate, yell today, fuddenly attempted to crofs the courfe, nearly, oppolite the diflance poll, as the hories had arriveff within a few yards of the (pot ; t h e con f equenee o f which was, that the hindermoft bode, Rofiltud, (the jockey at the moment making play to recover the ground he had loll) denied violently and unavoid ably againft than, levelling both of them with the earth, much alarmed and bruifed as a reward for their temerity. One of the men has to deplore the lots of feveral of his teeth and both, we believe, are too much iured to be able to a tte n d to t h e i r m ili tary duties for tome time to come. The (hock brought ,Refelvd down on the a knee, and had nearly dif ;mounted the rider. The Steyne,Lit night, was brilliantly attended with farbionable peddirians. The Theatre alto had its full proportion of rank and beauty. SPORTING INTELLGENCR. WORCESTER RACES. TUESDAY, JULY ,t. Sweepliakes of toga. each. Three one•mile heats. toed Standard's bc. Sir Oliver, by Set Peter - zt o J. P. Kellerman's, Erg. b.c by Fetworth . - s s o A Platt of std. by the Members for the City. Three four-mile heats. Mr. Mantis's br. b. Sir It oCand, by Walnut /ohm Reece's. Efq. Diachcfs, by Old Tat iCatt.lsyot's b. M. by Joe Andrews S I I t s s • • 3 dill 0 _ WM11E40.114 •UGLIST I. ' A Sweepflakes of logy. each—s two-mile beam UKciierileies, Efq. f. 4hi gen i a . 'i I 0 8011.0ard's h. Sir Oliver (belted twke) . • diL Fifteen to one on Sir Oliver. Tbe only Qttellion which arifes in the mind, after the Perufal of - Korzasur's Fafcinating Travels in France, is, whether the pleafure is excited by the vi• isteity of the Writer, or by the variety of amufing and =l'd Anecdotes which he relates f itrds Haar, the daughter of the late M e mb er f or !Entrethorough, arrived two or three days fince io town from Paris. The favourite amofement of a Pariaan eirgante is learnirig tofwils. Many of them find it the only way to keep their heads above water. Next to fwim ming, botany is their favourite Rudy. The great fecret of drefs in Paris is to cover the baked's& without concealing it. and to manage the drapetyfo as to difplay the whole form. The elegastie Irk* can effea ibis talk ben, is dreffed in the bell liyle, - aod has the final talk. The Pair:mit Surgno, who was lately examined before Sir Wm. Cuarrs, on a charge of havin g mar tied rine whoa, ailonifhed the worthy ifirkrwait, by declaring, " that he had free teem who had too much affeSion for him, and good underßanding themfelves, to appear againa him for fo venial an error." AdmiralLuso, s's repulfe mull be to him a room Of the leveret mortification. He expefied to catch a great prize, ioilead of which he appears to have only " caught a Tartar I" A Gentleman from Birmingham has fubmitted to the PriVy Council an ingenious invention for national defence, the model; and specification of which are now under confederation. Yefferday Mr. CLIFFORD tendered one of the Ifle worth Millers to vote for Sir FR•IICIS BORD6TT,.. After a long argument, in the courfe of which Mr. COVILTHOF k, the Counfel of Mr. M•111WAIR IMO, threatened the voter with an iodielment for perjury, Mr. Kwowcys, the Common Serjeant, who is the Sheriffs' Affelfor and Counfel, (fated that, in his opi nion, the voter had both the legal and equitable free hold, and that, if he would take the oaths, he recom mended to the Sheriffs to admit him to poll ; but the Sheriffs Paid, that th e y lhould be acceliaries in his'' perjury —and they rtjefled his vote. When this voter had been r cjeCted, Mr. CL I F FORD tendered ano ther of thefe Mailers, who held (even (hares After a long legal argiimtnt, the Sheriffs, by the advice of their Affeffor, decided his vote to be good, and he polled for Sir FR•PICII BURDSTT. Lord Vircount Dvwcantroor, conceiving that the perfon who fn ruddy attempted to impede the regu :ar march of his corps, on Wednefday evening, was intoxicated at the time, and that he had (offered a night's imprifonment in the watch-houle, therefore rceinefled the Lieutenant Colonel of the Corps to en deavour to procure his liberation. The man was M - nnfequence difcharged with a fuitable admonition. He was a journeyman taylor, and belingcd to a Corps of Volunteers himfelf. Yellerday morning. Lieutenant Bagnall. who was apprehended on Monday night for attempting to dig - - charge a brace of piilols at the populace arembled on the outfide of the Crown and anchor Tavern, in con. requence of Sir Faascts BIJIIDITT and his friends dining there, was brought before Sir Lelia's, Fosp, at the Public Office, &w-fireet. for re-examination, rhea it being proved to the fatisfaltion of the Magif it •:es, that he attem p te d t o difehart e one of the pill •ols at a young m an o f t h e name of , Ittis sou ; he was r, illytornmitted fot trial tinder Lord ' LL* IS BOROUG H'S ate Aft, for attempting to fire a pillel loaded with :'"'"''u and bail at Li: lajetly's licge fisbjces. MIDDLESEX teLECTION. On the dole of the pit yefierday 'the numbers fiLod thus— to 6 99 —7 For Mr. MAINWARINO For Sir IIIAr.CIS BUIDILTT MajOr.ll for Mr. MAIN WAR2NO GIN ERAL. STATIMSAIT. For Sir FRANCIS BUR/MIT. For Mr. MAINWARINO. oft Day - - Sir lit Day - - 5 2 8 2d Day' 361 ad Day . • - 399 3d Day - 263 3d Day - 311 nth Day - - 187 4th Day - - 257 sth day . . 191 sth Day - - 2 93 6th .`ay - - scs 6th Day - - 152 7th Day - - 204 7th Day - 146 Bth Day - toB Bth Day - - 108 9th Day - 93 9tb Day - - 109 loth Day 99 20th Day - - 106 Total • - am Tote - - 1309 Tow /Majority In favour of Mr. MAIN WA RING -8y On the Ante of the poll being announced, Sir Farsocts BURDETT addreffed the meeting to the following purport :—Gentlemen, in taking my leave of you this evening, I feel myfelf entitled to fpeak to you with more confidence than I did yefter day ; and I feel it from this circumliance, that, not withflanding the dominion which the party by whom my opponent is fupported potters over their voters, and the confequent facility with which they can be brought up, that yet the majority againft us on this day's poll is only 7. It is evident from this, and the general languor of the poll, that our adverfaries have it not in their power to drag tip many more voters, and that their force is now nearly eshaulled indeed Another reafon, Gentlemen, why I feel confident, arifes from this cunfideration, that updn a compaii fon of the progrefs of the poll (nice the commence ment, it will be found that we Rand upon advan tageous ground, the oppofite party advancing beyond us by fuel; flow and inconfiderable degrees as betray the weaknefs of their forte, and the cafe with which the Friends of Freedom may s by one vigorous (iride s outllrip their courfe—may exceed their trifling ma jority. In reference to this day's poll, Gentlemen, I have to notice, notwithflanding all I have al ready Paid, that feveral of my friends came down too late to be polled. This is a misfortune which has frequently happened, and I mull fincerely deplore it —as well on account of there Gentlemen themlelvea, to whom it may be inconvenient to attend here a fe. cond day, as for the fake of the caufe we maintain, which, in confequence of there Gentlemen being un polled, wears a lets favourable appearance. I trial and hope, however, Gentlemen, that filch of you as have not yet voted will be prompt to come forward. I now exhort you snore particularly not to delay any longer, for this reafon. Many Gentlemen have af lured me that they would come up and favour me with their fuppurt "rowv a pita ;" I have now to fay to them, that the pinch is arrived. Ido not fay Co from any regard to the infignificant majority which our adverfary poffeffes ; nor from any apprehenfion that our friends who Rill hang back are not more than futficient in number to enfure our final triumph over tenfold that majority ; nor from any doubt of the zeal of the Gentlemen who have promikd me their affiftance. My notion of the piaci proceeds from this, that from the fpecial pleading, quibbling, and fpirit of litigation manifefted by the agents of my adverfary, I have not a doubt, that it my friends will papaw their appearance here until the two 'aft days of the poll, capricious ohjations, fuch as we have already witneffed, will be flatted to their votes. Our friends will then be taken round to the Sheriff's box, and is is not improbable that the poll may finally clerk before any dccifion will take place upon them. Thus their votes may be lot), and their wifhes to fuppo't Oar Mire may be difappointed. For this reafon it is I hope they'll have the goodnefs to attend; that I am anxious they fhould even fubmit to tome facrifices, and conic filward at once ; that they lhould give that rapport early which I am confident they will give at lall (applawles). There is another reafon, Gentlemen, 'which fhould impel you to come forward quickly. The dignity of your cattle, and the pride of your own minds, should forbid you to allow your opponent to exceed you for one moment. but fhould urge you to perfcvere in that !pint you Co nobly evinced at the commencement of this conteft, and which I am quite lure you will evince at the conclufion. You cannot finely con template, without furprife and regret, that a Candi date fhould have even Cis much fuccefs, who (lands forward upon Inch principles—who is introduced to you by fuch a party, and fupported by fuch means —who has for his objet the deartitlion of the ;ode pendance of your County—and whole political fyf tern is avowedly hoflile to the old liberties of the People. This reflation fhould ferve as the great Iti mulus to your future exertions, and by exertion. 1 know you have it in your power to produce that tai omph which mull contribute is our mutual fatiifac firm, and the fooner it is produce i the more honour. able it will be for the CALlie you ((ippon and for the charater of your county (applasfir). Gentlemen, this is the firtt inttance in which a can didate was ever offered upon fimilar grounds any where for the reprefentation of a county ; and I can not fuller myfelf to aprehend that the refpe.flable county of Middlclex wi.l be the firft to faation fut.ll an example. 1 lh.rll conclude, Gentlemen; with repeating to you that which I have fu often unfortunately addreffed to you in vain, namely, a requeft to bear in mind that old and excellent maxim of Englith jurifprudence— hear both fides." I therefore hope you will eve my opponent a lair hearing, and trust yuu will alter s% Ards slept t aids the refolution to coiled yourfr iends for to morrow. Mr. Maeuvraanto then advanced. and (poke as follows : " Gentlemen—After the repeated inllances of your Hniherahty. I have no with to addrefs niyfelf to any but to thof: who have fupported me in this caufe.— My gratitude and every poiGble token of thank s and refped are due to them. Ido not wills to addrefs you on my own account, but merely bemire it is ex pelted a candidate, who (lands in my fvuation, fhoul.l addrefs his Cogitsimr: !"—(The mil - application of the term Corglitartrarr, before the Candidate was tomfithaeif, railed fuch a clamour, that it was in vain Le at tempted to proceed.) FRIDAY, AtICUIPT 3. • The following is the date of the Poll this day at s o'clock t Mr. 144161Wa11110 3o—Sir Faaacts BUILDITT 7. IMUTICAL INTELLIGINCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. E. •tl. Out. 17:01,1,11n Gottent.tirgh Waterford o s Lifbw. All. N 1• I 0 I 0 PLYMOUTH, AUG. r.—The PRINCESS CHRILOTTR, of 4.5. guns, Captain GARDNER, is now in the Sound, and quite ready for Sr,a waiting for orders. The Noma, of 44 guns, Captain BARER, has got her lower mainmait in, by means of Cheers ereacd on board her, and is rigged all Canto, and will be ready for fea in a few days. This day the Got.' 14, 74, Captain Balsamic, took on 15,.3.d her bulloc:s and vegetable s for the fleet. She fails to-day or tomorrow at farthell. She was paid )efici Jay in Cawfand Bay. Pea rsmou TH, AUGUST a.--Arrived the William fore-fhip, bound to the Mediterranean ; Ganges, Folgen, bound to the South Seas ; and feveral other outward-bound veffek from the Downs. The OR PHEUS f•igate, Captain Hutt, and the Halifax con voy, are ontnoored, and will fail to-morrow !turning early.— Wind E. DLAL, AUG. 2.—Sailed the WILLIAM fore flip, for the Mediterranean ; ADDER and CONFLICT gun brigs, on a cruize off the French coat. Remain in the Downs the MONARCH, UTRECHT, and INDEFATI GABLE men of war ; CASTOR and Lana frigates; SCOURGE (loop of war, FURY and T s bombs, Beursae and BOLD gun brigs, Sis ANDREW MIT CHILL, LORD NELSoN, AURORA, Amacasost, ATLas, PADAR, HELDER, KIAGITON, MAJESTIC, Peanut, RANGER, PARAGON, SCIFTIi, and TRITON armed defence (hips, Auaoaa and MIN ray* tranfports. YARMOUTH, Auc. I.—Yeflerday morning failed the Prince of Wales packet for Harwich, to take the mails. Sailed the VIXEN gin-brig, with Capt. PAR- Kart, of the Atco frigate : arrived the Hind armed Ibip to coiled the Baltic convoy ; alfo the Hawes cutter from Heligoland, where the left la Coasranca frigate, and %avast- !loop cruizing. Arrived from the Tezel fleet, the ALERT cutter, with difpatches. Sailed the Gatco armed (hip. Two large !hips are now in the Offing, fuppnfed to be frigates. The (hips of war here are, the Monmouth, Speedy (loop, Hind armed brig, Hawke and Alert cutters. Wind N. E. • Gat a wc;cx, JuLy 31.—Arrived, the Liberty, Simplon, at Jamaica, from hence ; Alexis, Allifon, at Wilmington from Newry ; Ifabella, Livingl}on, at ditto, from hence ; Pitt, Campbell, at New York from hence. Laft night, an American tailor, belonging to the (hip Fatior, fell from her main rigging to the bottom of the Dry Dock. He was much bruited, and re mained infenfible for a confiderable time ; but we are happy to Rate, that fining hopes of his recovery are entertained. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Commune., AUGUST a —Paired by the Quebec packet, Rayne, Uriana, Warren ; Sofia, Pattsvfori ; Cora, Jordon ; and John; Conoyers from Peteriburgh ; Zephyr, Bail e y ; H ar dy, Eagle, B aker; William , Tayler ; Jonny, Janwifon I Prince of Wa:cs, Young: and the Retaliation —, from Mama Nep. mous, Hardy, from Gottcoburgh ; Vigilant, Hay ; and Britannia, Eadington, from Greenland ; Orb, Anderfon, front Milo • Aid, Knowles ; John and Robert, Gstig - and Treda, Kenfia, from llantric ; Hambro' Boric, Horenedge..froin Tonningen; Hammord, front Nana ; Sufannah, johniton and Camilla. Fre- Rev, for Riga ; Count Leon, from Norway ; Zager, Diffula I and the Learwick, —, from Frobden.--Sailed the Robert and Sarah, Wilfoo, for onningen ; Britannia, Brown, for Guernky ; and Moreau. Rappcn, for Sc. Bartholomew's. Aa arra o—At Liverpool, the Miffilßppl, from Savan nah—At Boners, Moore, from Memel—At yirginla, For tune, Malcolm, from Liverpool. The Young Nicholas, Hurry, from Hooduras and Savanna tt, for London, I, captured ucar Savannah, by a French privateer, and rent for Guadaloupe. Captain jonnseont is appointed to the command of the ALERT (loop of mar at Woolwich, and Lieute nant Youmo to the imprefs lervice at Swanfea. The DICTATOR. and B•T•T I IR, of 64 guns each, are ordered to Sheernef., to be prepared for adive fervice without delay. On Sunday night two boats of the LEDA. lying Of Boologne, commanded by Lieutenant M‘Laar, end manned by all volunteers, attempted to cut out one of the tuggers moored in the Road, which he fumed ed in boarding, and cut her adrift; but the flood tide running very throng, could not tow her out, and the drifted Among the whole line of brigs which were mooted in the Road ; one of the boats got out with the lot; of two men killed, and two wounded ; the other was captured by the enemy, and, it is feared, greatell part of the crew killed. The number miffing is al, the Lieutenant, Misilbipman, Captain's Clerk, t Seamen, one Serjeant, one Corporal, and five Marines. The lots on board the enemy's veffel is fuppofed to amount to beta een £tty and fisty men killed and wnnnded. The LIDA returned to the Downs en Wednefday, and in the courfe of the af ernoim landed the wounded men at Deal, who were mmediAtely fent to the holpital. An American fhip from Rochelle has been fpoken with, the matter of which afferts, that the fquadron under Admiral VI LLLLL uv I, which has fo long been at anchor by We &Ail, expaled to be joined by Admiral GAIITHEAUP4I, with the fbips under his command, and that they altogether intended to fail to the coati of Spain, &teat our blockading fquadron share, and with the French !hips at Ferr o l and Co runna, proceed to the Mediterranean, attack Lord lslsasow, and try to make therofelves mallets of that fee and of the navigation in the Archipelago. By a Gentleman, who left the Cape of Good Hope the is:11 of May, we learn, that the Bato man of war. formerly the Stems General, has been furveyed. and ordered to be broken up, as unfit for ferric* ; and ber men andns put into the Pl u t o and Bortetutar, the former of -which, commanded by Real Admiral Die. its, was intended to_proceed to Europe about the beginning of June. The Commiffary General Ds Misr was all° to take pis paffage in her ; and it was further rumoured, that the eight Batavian merchant (hips were to take convoy under the Pluto. For a month pall a grneral embargo has lain upon all neutral Ihips from bt. Melo to Flushing. They are alluwcd to enter but caccot tail outwards. ItiIMIUMTE 11,1RROUR Jett CASE RESPECTINO COLLIERS LAST SENO LIABLE TO THE DITTIES IMtOSED fW BAL. IT THIS ACT. IN TNt COURT OF •T OVRIIR PC SANDIIIIOIII MID OTHItI, rialswirtrrs, AND scam, DEFENDANT. This caufe being an *llion of affumpfit for money Lad and received by the Defendant for the ufe of the Plaintiffs. came on to be tried at the La Durham Ar. fires before Mr. Baron THOMPSON, when a reedit& by content wa taken by the Plaintiffs, Cubic& to the opinion of the Court on the following cafe, viz. That in purfuanee of an Aft miffed in the 32d year of the reign of his prefent Majedy, entitled, An Adt for the m tintenance and improvement of the Har bour of Ramfgate, in the County of Kent, and for cleanfing. amending, and preferring the Haven of Sandwiih, in the fame County—The Troika., for carrying the faid AR into execution, did fettle and imp , de ;he ft reral Rates and ditties hereinafter men tioned, to commence and become payable from and after the 23/6 day of 7xxr,l792,inclufive, (that is to fay) " the rate and duty of 3d per ton to be paid by the Mailer or owner of every (hip, treffel, or crayer, of the burthen of so tons or upwards, and not es ceeding the burthen of 300 tons, whether the fame laden or in Loge, paffiTig from, to, Or by Ramfgate, whetheren the call or weft fide of the Goodwin Sands, or other wife palling by or coming into the harbour there (other than and except (hips laden with coals, Grindstones, or Purbeck, Portland, or other limes, nut having a receipt teltifying his payment before as that voyage.) And for every (hip, veld, or Brayer, which than exceed the burthen of soottans,the rate us duty of one penny for each ton of fuch Sup, ezeept (hips laden with coals, Grindflone.Purbeck„ Portland, or other Rones, and lor every children of coals, or ton of Grindllones, Purbeck, Portland, or other Hones, a rate of three halfpence to be paid in loch manner, and In often as in the faid Aft in there re. (peas mentioned. By which laid 48 it is esafied, am the faid chair:flail he paid rimy trnsr facksSO, v#l, r 47411/ fail frog, arrive, or come iota barker et, or 'tali by Ramfgate as afarion, excels at .thereinafter it aonotioned sued by which faid AB it is lidera, that xi , milliog gag or man, Ad! pay the deo charged by fail sia Outer than once is every one year, sorrjiall soy Whir re. turning in hallall freest the French or calf, paw. ins a testi/kale ofitaviog i gaid the Any ox her ortepard &lout voyage, for her car g o o cards, he fiaa tothepaymnit easy filch d.O for her inward boxed voyage. And which faid rates ar.d duties were forthwith duly publiflied in manner diredled by the raid Aft, and Rill remain in full force and unaltered. - - That the Plaintiffs were and are the owners of the (hip Violet, being aft* of the ierrrim of t 66 sexu, em• ployed in carrying coals from Sunderland, and other ports of England, to other ports of England, and returning immediately, is Aare, to her port of load ing. That the faid (hi p early in the reliant year, failed with a cargo of coals from Sunderland to Portfmouth, and delivered the fame there, and the mailer of the faid (hip paid there, on his maiward bound voyage, the Ramfgate harbour ditties of three half pence per chaldron on the faid (hip's cargo of coals, purfuant to the faid Adt. That the faid after delivering her faid cargo of coals at PortA month, returned immediately so Waft to Sunderland, and the mailer there paid on his honsensherwl bound voyage the Ratnfgate harbour duty of three-pence pr ton on the narthex of the faid thin. That afterwards, in the month of April laR, the faid (hip failed orals. with another cargo of coals from Sunderland to Portfmouth, and delivered the fame 'acre, and the mailer vain paid there, oo his Jail men tioned outward borad voyage, the Ramfgate harbour duties, of three half pence per chaldmn on the faid (hip's Jail mentioned cargo of coals. That the faid (hip havingdelivered thefaidlall men tioned cargo of coals at Portfmouth a forefaid.retomed to Sunderland aforetaid. is Anl4o, and on the arrival there the Defendant, being the Calleithr, duly appoint ed, of the Itanigak barker Ism, payable at the port of Sunderland, demanded of the Plaintiff the lam of al. ts. 6d. for the Ramfgate harbour duty of three pence per ton, for the Jail mentioned Itaaareard km/ voyage of the (aid (hip t and which funs of 24 is. lid. the Plaintiff paid to the Defendant, under protek againft its being legally payable. and without preju dice to their right to recover it back t for this pay ment the following receipt was given by the Deputy Colleltor of the raid duties, to the mailer of the (aid (hip. Port of Sunderland, Rantriato Hinter duty. Receipt No. 73. " Received the tab day of June tint. of Captain Wisliarn Mackie, Matter of the Violet, regiftered at Sunderland, of the burtheo of inn ton., bound from Parttime& to Sunderland, the fum of al. to 6d. for the duty of threepence per ton, payable for the vrwrgrlrsre to the truftene for the mints. oar.ce and improrcov-n: or the harbour of Ranafgate, by virtue or an Aft of Par hantort niaJi. in the ;ad year of the reign °this Ma. jetty King George the I hind. " C. S. HILL, COnatille The gttefliott refc. toed fcr the opinion atilt Court is, window the Mandr are entitled to recover f (ailord) Joan Rt for Pka. itoa. WARD. for Deft." CFRTIFICATE. !!T ffinderfon arid Others. Plaintiffs, and Saar* Tkrendant. A ectilid having beat taken foe the Plaintiffs, as the trial OHIO auk at the hit Durham Affizes, robjed to the opinion of the Court upon a elk then refereed. and that cafe bay* been inse argued before us by Counfel on both Odra, we are of opinion than the Plaintiffs are entitled to name, according to fork vordidt, ay do hereby order that the Plaintiffs be at liberty to amber up Mc. wan thereon. Dated the alith June, do+ (Signed) ♦. too strise. A. CUAIIIIII. Conde' for the Platntiffs--MrSerjeant Cockel.Mr. Wood, MR Topping. and Mr. J Rictiardfon. Solicitor—Mr. Atc hear.. Coontel for the Lieftodant..-Mr. Park, Mr. --... mad Mr. R. Ward. 3oiicitoro—Moito. Wadefoo sod Co. Copy of the Iltefolotinos of the BoAao of Diaerrooo slam/S. gate Harbour, the anti of Jul, ilk* and a Letter from Mr. Atchefoo to the Solicitor eels that, on behalf of the Ship Owners, for repartenu of Monk. eel. kdted for Miles on Coflki p flint the Harbour ie DaiVß , mod for an Account of the Monier fo received. The Secretary flated..hat a. the Town, Duties looporetloss Vcrels are pa'aMe whether laden or to ratlaft,le Immo rerudta to Wtinguil whether the Duties an Tonnage were collected f t a Colliers or other Vetrels, and that so cowed Acreage ees be made cut. ' RcCohnd, Thlt the Ship Owners Fe recenßoli to tend Account 01 c..e Se:n. claimed to be repaid to dm. end limn 'Uwe the Receipt' :o the ticattaty. (:iigneJ) THEO. faITZLEII. En% 'c'