Star. — London, England, 1804-12-14 00:00:00

• E s lyD/ES • IKADR AS, IDLY ss.—The Tigris, which has been difparchel exprefs by the Marquis, having been a mont h on her paffage from Bengal, has put in to fill up her water, and lhe is to proceed dime to Ent land, without touching at St. Helena. The war with 'the Mahrattas has terminated moll favourably. as far as the Britifh military charade! . is concern to ed; but (,whether fo extende d an empire in India isbe con dered as a clea ra bl e acquilition to 'a C om p an y of merchants, I leave to abler heads than mine to de Jeanine. The Southern Polygars are Gill reales, and all the coati troops are drawing to thole parts. We are sow eny,ed in form unpleafant operations with the " Weftern ga I ,s'allurns (the Arcot way) ; a corps marched the other day to reinforce a brigade under Lieutt , rant Colonel D zzzzz . On the Bengal fide. the Com mander in Chief has been again obliged to take the fielit azalea Holkar , wh ole condu& teems very myf -1 taboos. ' 'there has been a moll melancholy and tragical affair in confequence of tome Pave con o& of fter an ' Officer co mmanding the Brit ith forces ; who, a having been previoufly put under emit, it is now fail, has been allowed to retire from the fervice gua no a Crt Martial. The Marquis is thought to be n ow on ou a tou r through the ceded provinces. and it is foppnfed that he will not return to Calcutta, but come to Madras, and embark here for Europe. Ad miral Rainiest failed the other day for Ceyloo.— Governor Norris ,fears a vifit from Linos'. The Indiamen which failed hs Much arrived here on the • 19th inftant. The Right H o n. Lord FORT W I LLIAM, 'JULY 3. W. Bairroace haviag tranfmitted to the Governor General by Major General Dowoeswatt , an addrefs from the •Iti loth Inhabitants of the Settlement of Madre , . MakT General DOWDSSIISLL anived at at Fort William on the 9th of May. and prefented e ad. drefs to the Governor General. The Hot. Inver se's DUNCAN' Efq. having trent minted to the Governor General by Lieutenant Co- Intel W.ononsoooe, an addrefs from the Britifh Co. inha bitant% of the fettlem ent of Bombay ; Lieutenant foul Wooornorow arrived at Fost ihrdliam on the '9th d May, and prefented the aidrefs to the Go vernor General. Emma from a Letter from Major Mazeozst, Ad ios Refident at the Court of Dowlin Rao Scindiah, to the Secretary to Government, in the Secret, Po litical, and Foreign Department, dated t6th May, tBo4t--" I beg you will inform his Excellency, that Mr. ledew has been completely fuccefsful in in trod IB S he Vaccine Inoculation into this country ; great numbers have been vaccinated, and amen thofe fume uf the children of Officend rank.—The Maharajah hal rens every enconratament to Mr. Ingledew's cautions, and his only anteater (Bele Bbe) was to have'been inoculated three days ago. bet for the occurrence of a fever, from which the is sot yet recovered. s' Every means have been taken to dife as ge steal a knowledge as poffible of the h appy a s of this mild difeate. The advertifements which were publiftted at Madras, Myron. and Rim • bay, have been circulated, and feveral of the Native have been folly inftruded on all points n eeffart es *sable them to preferve and propagate di. Cow Pt .a in this country." Catcutirai SOLT 4 —Yefterday arrived the Do sill Nip the Elizabeth, Capt. Flees. from Batavia, lab fee* &woolen on the eBth of May. plieremrs c o ra Ildp luszoletio—captata maims So aamMe ma E m c ee, Imo Coovmaders of dse flips Hansa& sad Nemeth of tanitalsad i ',Netts. Almada lb lb 'ffens Joao Wades, Paw Lew, jobs stratagem, T. IL. a. II sbtasis. Petro ILAWCOO. Viraiani Dardet, Robert *Mama, *dam Sistbaisad. !O&M,* Merton, Olken of l i ps; sad Ba t van aloe, use sad dame women, sii Prdoilas of war from Ba ud.. By this conveyance letters from Bencoolen have been received in town, of the date of the 2ad of , by which we are happy to hear of the f,:e a l there on she 17th of May, of the Hon. Company's fhip Prelims. Capt. STUR•OCIC, from this port on the lath of April. The Prefton left lying there the Hon. Company's frigate Bombay, Lord Caftiereagh. and Europe Indiansen. (In the 18th a May the Henry .ddinfoon, Capt. Roasaosows, from Madras, arm ed at Bemoolent ago the Letitia, Captain SLarza, from this port. By private letters from Bencoolen, receivedthat by d the ie ,tills flip Elizabeth, we are happy to find, , I pectition that had been fitting out at that fettle. went, had failed for Mo u chee , and dropped anchor -fore that Fort on the pl ace April tali. Om demand tgainft the Rajah of the place not having been seceded a, the flips were moored within pidol OW of tl.e walls `the fort, and afte r batterin g for tome time, the place Is Jimmied with the 'of, of abcut so killed and /flooded, on the fide of the enemy, and five killed ind wounded on our part. The (hips (offered elittle I their malts and rigging; eighty three pieces of Inne n were bond in the fort. The terms gran them t he enemy wet ; the fame ai tbofe offered to .evious so tic form, viz. o make ;toed bee tome the value t he (hip Crefecto, plundered at Mod ime fox*. and to oamburfe us the expence of the tpedith as fioed out apaintl them. Thefe terms were natt y agreed to, and II:: Chick delivered tip as holt sges for their &a. pe•forinance• The Hon. Company's brig Teignmouth, Captain Lows'. had strived at Bencoolen previous to the r.phoame of the Elizabeth, and had fubfequently ....ied for Ilorr.bay. the Pecitaeome nie, Capt. Mrsa s, from this por t, Ari ;wed at Bencoolen on the t Bth May, and failed for DajAvi4 On tat 26th of May, where it is (aid opium was felling at i soo Soanifh dollars per chef, and eafh cermitted to be e..ported. The prifoners of writ Vilt° hare are-veil h ere i n the Elizabeth, (peak in the higheft terms of the treatment they received from Admiral Loons and his officers—the Commanders , : veifels taken by him were attotamodated at the ./Omital's table , rand a nt. nd isperienced every indu l g ence in his power to It i, (aid, that as Coon as Low's got fight of the Chi p-. tleet he expreffed his fatishottion to his prifnners, t e thr.g them it would prove a molt fortunate day for them, hut a forrowful one fir their country, as it o .., hisintention to give them one rh . the China Nips t, c• nee) , them t ,Malacc a -7 of tic i itea lie a,',led, I..ttl.ould man and arm, and the I ctn.t;t it was his rm i nat i o n to fink, little fafpeeting the event that ily alter took place. Previ,ufly L. , the engage- trent, tllrce dap allowance of wine was aillflated to each nom on boattl, which kept up duir fpitits, h is faid, for About tcn minutes ; they then began to hold down their heads, when another dole was admi niftered, which animated them for a (hurt time, when they fld. The Marengo received flints between wind and water, e but no men either killed or wounded on board. The Dutch Government were felling the opium 4 ' ca ptured in the Henri etta, at public aBion, fmni or q thoufand paper dollars per cheft ; this currency is from p to 6o per cent. difcount— which reduces the price of opium to about tpo Spanith dollars per chef!. Two Dutch line of battle fhips and a frigate were lying in Bantam Roads, having failed from Batavia On the 22d of March, with a deputation on board for the purpofe of prochiminen, a new King of Bantam, the former one ha vin g been alfalfinated by his ther. The Dutch men of war are reported to be but badly manned, and in great want of European provifinns, and almolt of every neceffary article—. Gin felling at Batavia at 75 dollars per cafe, and wine at 3 dollars per bottle. Sir J. MACKINTOSH took t he oaths as Recorder of Bombay on the 2(1 of June. Captain F. THorarso, of the adrs European Reitman, is a ppointed Town Maj or of a Madras. ---. AMER IC4. the emit troops now engay,ed an Weftern 7.lllutn . the other day t I pant Colonel DA mander in Chic field •agaisdi H. .1 tctients. "there has b • ' affair in confeg Officer enrnm; h at i n g been p fai.l, has been oil a Court M ' now on a too is foppfed th come to Mad miral RAIIIII GOlltftoi NC • Indiamen wh , 19th indant. • T oß y WIL W. BItTINC 1 General by I from the -B Idadrav•Ms . .l 1 William on &eh to the The Hen taitted to th 'lntel Wool , D. bi :a nti of tl ' , lonel Woo sgth of Ma Tensor Get Enroll I ;.; in; *abaci ' to the Sec; w e al, and 1804 ~._.. Mr. Ingle trodoeing v at ace thofe foot Maharaja) Ingledew' Bbye) wa bet for th sot yet re as Beet wend a • queue.' • which w bay, bat i Sorrow cetirf II Cow to Cate' wifil Blip laff free Mos sig.Whe g Horton to Ales 1 $ rbsent *wow e weal ei tads. By ti been it by whi there 01 }hip Pt i l sth of Comp' EstroP Addin 1 ' red at from t By Danil 1 esped 1 anent I befor ", again t,t, th of thi was i wow . and i in tl . , c oi time t to pre' of i 1 .xr 'lna age Lo 1 .. 0.1 \ lA. sr • D. w CA : I 0 tl 1 I - • h * . :i ciii \ 1, 1 LONDON. BOSTON, NOV., 12....-By a Gentleman front Do ver (Del.) we learn that the fnow Philadelphia, Captain Kammer, of and from this port, Fri boun ay d to C a diz, was driven on them bathe gale lalt d, at Pilot-town ; the paffengers and crew caved, and it is Paid the veffel will be got off without ir e e. ja• aorta BOVAILIti and his lady were pa engrs . tom board, ion. and narrowly e lo p ed drowning ; sits Paid, the whole of the pa &tigers were nearly naked, and that Madame Banat/ars was the fish perfon who jumped into the boat. NOV. 13.•-•r011ig roma AAAAA . —The account lately given of dace Peons BOVALVARTII and his lady being fhipwrecked in the fnow Philadelphia, i n n the Bay of Delawa re, on their palrage to Cadiz, correa, They have fine arrived at Philadelphia, accompanied by Mifs Sans and Mr. Picacim,— n m ode they adopted to lu l l curiofityt and obtai Tbe a garricicnt Ran before the news of them departure maid reach any Englith velels on the cosh, refleas tome credit on the ingenuity of the invtatur. and if Isae ill he he man, gives him a (mall title to the Uion of Imperial High Admiral of the French navy. It appears that fines his return front the eall ward he had fined up in a very handfozne Rile the elegant feat of Mrs.Do taw v. about 8 miles from Bal. Moore, which, it was given out, he meant to make his permanent refidence, at 'eta, during the war he ' tween Great Britain and France, His :Wince from the Rreet parties in that city, for two or three days at a s or e, of courfe no longer etched fnfpieion. , M tim Matter being thus arranged, he attended the theatre on the evening of the e rr ,, they with his lady ; and when the play was over, they repaired on board a packet at one of the wharfs, which had been engag ed for the purpofe. and proceeded down to North Point, where, with one or two of her relations, who were to accompany th em to France. they were put on board the fah failing fchooner Cord e ba lia, Cap tain Tows..., which had been fitted u p and nished for the purpofe. The Cordelia proceeded the fame night to Port Penn, where they embarked the next day in the fnow Philadelphia, for Cadiz, and were thipwreeked, as has been related. Rumour lays. that immediately after arriving in Philadelphia, they proceeded to New York, and are on board one of the two French frigates which made their efcape through the EaR river ; they were paffed on Saturday laft, off Block Ifland, ditcharging their pilots. The two Englith frigates left. Sandy Hook on Saturday morning. in mutest of thcm. Sr. Dossincro.—Ettraa of a letter from a Gen tleman In Cape Francois , dated Oih. 23.--.• Since the date of my le ft, the convoy, which intended to depart the next morning, has been detained until now, by an order from the Emperor. he having been informed that a number of Americans, contrary to the laws of this country, were endeavouring, and had altually focceeded, in getting off to the fleet a great many perfons, to whom the Commander in Chief here had often refufed pa flposts. For a num ber of days this clandefline affair was conducted with great aaivity, but with very little caution 1 for it was obferved with m uch re g ret by General Cirats- T Ortit, to whorl aerice bad been given daily of the perform thus embarking. yet he hoped. as the convoy w ould net be ready t o tail for (ome days, th th would repent their temerity. and again return themon (bore, in which cafe , nothing would happen to . In Wt. it was only two days ago that there was a general affembly of men, women. and children, be longing to the town, when the Emperor addreffed isimfelt more particularly to the people of colour, af lured them of his wtfh to make them all happy, and would proteet them and their familie from a kind of infult and •iolence. Notaithitanding thcyllconti nued to remain, and ethers to 'n on bpard the flop Pagrimavhafe confignee affored the Emperor he was ignorant of any one being on board but thole pore!. fed of pa tr. The veffels Bill met with detention. and we were at a loft. how to account for it. At length they were permitted to clear out, and yellerday was the period fixed on for departure. The preceding night a counter order was given for a general em bargo ; and in the morning guards were appointed to go and (earth every ve&l in the harbour, when, painful to relate, they found on board the Pilgrim fift e en or f iateen perfons of both fetes, who, together vi ith the fint o ffi cer of the ( aid (hip, wete immedi ately fent as prifoners on (borer the first to softer for endeavouring to leave the ifland contrary to law, and Mr. TAT' for refilling the guards fent to featch the vetrels. Three of there unliattinate people, in which number I am lorry to include poor TILTS, were hanged on the quay a Ilion time after their land ing, and to exafperated were the different officers and (oldie's, that it wax impoffible to afford that unfottutrate man the loft *Mance. " It is steeply to be lamented, that an all fo hu mane as was the intention of the Americans in this inltance 'tumid fo ill accord with the laws of the coun try ; but as it was our duty, as well as lifety, firialy to adhere to them, this deviation expofed us and the poor creatures we were defirotis of fcrving to the un happy iffue that has taken place." FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14. PRICY. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK t 3:unfelt, for Jan 5541--Omolorn 81 9—Redued 7;3 PRICE OF SIOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock India floods, 34.4 se. Cf. 3 per C. Rl. Ann. 5711; OkIS.S. AM. Sit „. 3 per Cent. Cont . Ann. Ibitt Imperial 3 per Cent.sot 4 per Cent. Conf. 74.111 tat 5 per Cent. 87+ \ S per Cent. tarry Ontt Eseketi Bith par ts. per 5 Per Cent. 1 797 9 8 f Engtitk Tickets lat. toe. Long Ann. 37 36 35-t6tlts Conf. for 01.1.59 i 391 ...-- Parliament will *tremble for the difpatch of nett. on on the Isth of January. Circular letters have been difpatched from the Treafury to the fupporters of Government, preffing their attendance upon that day. A letter received at Plymouth, of a late slate, from Liao% Rates, that the Britifh merchants there were in great confternation on account of the ap proaching WIT with Spain, end that large fuses had been offered for either Britilll or neutral veffels, to take on board the property and families of two of the firft merchants of the Brits& Faaory at Liaison, but there were not any veffels of that defcription in the Tagus on the 18th ult. when the letter was dated. Letters alfo dire& from Madrid, dated the loth ult. Rate the public mind to be much agitated on account of the near rupture with this country, and that fyrnp toms of difcontcnt appear in (rectal of the provinces, at an idea that B o v a AAAAA means to effea a revolu Lion *gala the prefent reigning Family of Spain. and get that country as well as Portugal into his own pot feffion, on the lame plan as he gave a new King to Etruria. and to employ the fume means he then made ttfe of to elevate tome Spanith minions in his pay to the thrones of Spain and Portugal. From EaR India Papers of the very latefl dates we have made force cut sat, which will be intereßing to thofe who have relations in that part of the world In . addition to the intere ßin g intelligence, relative to the Rate of the war with HOLV AR, in the Esti In dies, inferted in our P a p er of Monday, we have this day given a letter d ated Madras, July sa,corrobora tire of the extraordinary condull of the Behalf Offi cer, to which we alluded. We have received Tome accounts of what was paf ling in the Vie of France, fo late as the 16th of July. On that day, Admiral Llama, in the Matisse°, accompanied by two frigates, put to lea ; but whe ther for the purpofe of cruising in the Indian Ocean, or returning to Europe , was not publicly =clerked. However, as he took a reinforcement of about one hundred troops, being full as many as could be fpared From the needier, defencc of that ift inn it is not ha robable but that he is either pone upon PAns Bucca:, For* expedition, or that he hopes for better tuccefs, in another effort againft our trade in that quarter. Litton was on bad terns' with the Governor of the Inc of France, and the cecinas between the mi litary and naval O fficers had affutned a very ferious charaaer. He left the Belle Pcnde and another fri gate behind him, which were to follow him in a fortnight. Admiral HARTIIIICZ, with the Dutch fqoadrous remained at Batavia, and (till perfißed in refufing to co-operate with the French forces in either a naval expedition, or in an attack upon any of the Britiffi fettiements in the EAR. Confiderable apprehenfions were entertained in the ICle of France, of a vifit from a Britifh fquadrou. Yefterday we received New York and Bolton Pa pers to the tyth of November. The molt remark able part of their contents is an article from St. Do. mingo. in which it is itated, that preparations were making to celebrate the Coronation of the Emperor De &SALIN as in a Ryle of extraordinary iplendonr. It is added, that as fir long a journey would be too fa. tiguing for the Pope. his Majelly would create a Car donal nit of Come of his own relations. that the Aurili ceremony might correfpond in all refpefts with that of the Emperor of the French. It is mentioned in thefe papers. that a pianre of Mrs. 1110111 BON AAAAA 1, haring been forwarded to France, had obtained favour for the negleaed couple in the eyes of the Emperor, and that he has seem -1 dingly agreed to recognise them in their true relation to his imperial Majelly• In a preceding column we have fame curinns par ticulars of litmus's ignoble firatagems to effea his efcape from America, with an account of his Iltip wreck, &c. At a public dinner given at Bolton to Mr. Kivu, late American A.mbaffdor to the Court of London, the fi flowing Toafts were drank in allufion to the efforts now making to remove Mr. j AAAAAA ON and his friends from the Government of America : v uiiion anions bonen men.--U ft cannot dice.= knams, may is dtfarm than." " The Liberty that owe (ark what they are wife, sad refry when they ate bonett:' And, in allufinn to Great Britain and Irelind. •,, The Country of our Fathers —May its fptrit kap it We, and iu jultice keep it tree " lionapara—May he karn ;take from the Brit& Cavern• matt, any nuekoefs from ours." _ . ------- Captain PLAMPIN is appointed to the command of the AateLoitir, of so guns, in the room of Sir Home Porm•m, appointed to the Dsatisss, of 64 guns, at Woolwich. ' Aldermen lloyosi.t.'s death was`ccafioned by an ineAmmation in the lung, benugon by a revere cold, c.ught lift week, in the ditchargc of his offitsial duty, at the Saons-houfe, in the Old li.oley. Dublin Warr% FALN gate, Cu t iv, Fro titan Rill to the C ASHBY, fugir, Toles/ Channel Or , raft.• Ott UT, Vol Fm! •_ the laws of the eosin- i w `c ,o `" l ::.;; h :rr credentsais, urea a% wy Nell as fafTty, ftrialy Aldermen BoTtilLL's death wa% occafioned by an wi l t s , h o wever, that they are real ones, thousb r t ,n ex poled us and the ineammetinn in the lung. , benug ht on b y a revere d nec rot deny that is nar Itatier, oahat las was of retying to the ut• c nld, caught lan week, in the dilcharge of his nfrusial cooviecd of foriety iil 178$. ?I duty, at the Saons-houfe, ta tLt Old aiailey. CIRCUL AR LETTER. ....'--- “ cg 1.080, Whitt.b3ll,l3Co. t!O4. I bey have to rcpt fent to your Lord hip that much entleble• Willey to wife from the f. auds committed by lilting of counter( felt Simer Coin, chief I brought from tmatid, aud frequently Rantpt, the better to deceive the Public ; and from an erroneous opinion having prevailed that, beanie itt is was now not unlaw once eircasted ful to in Irelai d (thongs d ac e Imitated there). t circulate it here. • " In ceder, therefore, to Ito, the pretties of this eve, and to give meaty to the laws for the pianiOnnent of perkiest matelot Junta kit coin, knowing it to be to. particauty the Mt of the itgdt and tlith Geo. 11. c. 4,1 am induced to rivet chat your terdelip will earnettly recommeod hie the Itrayiltrates, in their fevers! &Rate in the coney of ,to five pollee to the Public that ipage • Tianjin of Inch bare laws;mein circulation; tint Inch aerated= it an Winne againit th and to recommend it to traders ant to heart the parties ten dering flub money, and alto the caters counterfeit money waned, lb as to identify h; hating, at the fame time, in fuck mike, that, on the application to a Magiftrate (in elfe tbc faets can be (officially proved), the imams will be preheated by the galinker to blip hisgeity's Mint, at the public em. pence, and in that cafe a retfensblecompenfation will be made far the lots at time ands rouble of the %Oman hi fuJ prefenstion. "To licaltate mode of prein•diii. and till: better to psabbs the Meg citrates carry it into ode rb,l beg leave to add, that in any particular eats Wought before *cm, m ay e may be dear est of ebtaising ember Infeinsatism diey naive it, upon eassmanaitatlig tbe ciresentanca of NJ cafe to joule Vainest. Eh. of Lintels% kren. the Solicitor in his Makiljs Mint. . I thloh k proper to add in this occalice, that in the cafe of any quantity of emmterfeit Min being fused in the radian of any frerfoo.it will be expthent to feimi hat cots. and to make ham& diate coensuottaticie thereof te the Solicitor of the Mint, who Um eapre,fs greet toattea to fuels ooninsualeation; and, to the mean time, it will be proper to caw& the perfon for runner csamissas dun. 1 have tee honour to bo. he. &c. Stc. (Signal) " naventssoar." To his hislieftyls LiOIIOOIIIII of An•••••••••P.7 ___ ------- Yeßerday his Majarry infpefted the Oxford Blues in Windfor Great Park. The Princeffes SOP HI A and ADISLIA,RI.She fame time, took an airing in the Park.. Yefterday. at one o'clock , the Neapolitan Amber fader had an interview with Lord esaowar at his Office, is D o wning•fireet, and c ontinued with his Lordfhip till half paR two. His Excellency after wards tranfaited bufinefs with Mr. PITT. The Da niffi Ambaffadnr had en interview with Lord HAI.. ROWDY from two till three. Lord Dosououssocs. Chief Commiffioner of Re venue in Ireland, is arrived in England. and has had feveral interviews with Mr. PITT on the mifunder- Rending that has lately arifen between him Fosraa, the Bra Lord of the Irak Treafiny. and Mr. The Lori Chief Baron, we are Corry to under- Rand, is under the neceffity of proceeding to Madeira for the recovery of his health. It is fuppofed that he will take his pillage in the Ixt:usraious, commanded by Sir C. Hsnitror. The Hon. Mrs.Boscawas, mother of the Ducliefs Dowager of BtAtIVORT, is now in her tooth year, and poffeffes all her.facultles in as greet perfeltioa as at the age of thirty. The Earl of Cariallosss is arrived at Glafgow to take the command of the Rof.titire Militia. His Grace the Duke of Arum.. asCommaoder in Chief, reviewed the Royal blanks reocibles on the , 24th Ult. LIONT INFANTRY BRICIADZ.—Yaerday morning, at an early hour, the following Regiments muficreell at their parades, and m arched to Hyde-Park whets they were forintd in brigade by Colonel Mastro. sat the following order : _ R i cer Vcapor---Haisearatite Artifiery Compile , !Nan Loyel Sounswarklieto. Liear cossraases.--dowwwble Ardncry Coramse; Se; ta i s u es to t Wanasialter ; Loyal theses= and thoordesa t sds lgth 14y3 &Poi la Battalion Q_Nesn't lloyan; annatanix i iinginiont Tl Taws HainFeta; sub Loyal Lan- W ; do; ;di learaldletof Loyal Soothers:li ; Priam or Waits's; and Oldo4ollorn Lift fa;sse er.:-.6lnnLoyel Leedom Tarn —A !mayor dos Loyal Worib Woos. They fouled n eery ben liner and wade n Vcir handfome appearance, As tom a , they wen formed they Were put to the mancetkre of Ramming and retiring in line, by wings. companies, fulxlivifiams, and fediona, which teem done inigo, good Rile: on coming to their original pofi. tion, the Captains of Companies were advanced, and formed a ring In the centre. where they received their orders ; and the brigade began a ferks of field.exer cite, which was well perturmed.—The ground was extremely wet,and suite flooded in many parts,which was a great drawback on the bufinefs of the day.-•• Bnt few fpedators were prefent. On Wedoefday morning the Lord Mayor went in Rate (mm the Mention Houk to the School Houfe, in St. Mary Axe, and held a Wardm"te for Lime, Rreet Wald, to eke an Alderman ;n the room of Sir Warms Lewes, who was removedved to the Ward of B r id ge Without, vacant by the t o tq. f the Right Hon THOMAS HARLIY, when ---- Ptancar, E was chokn without oppofiticn. \ The letters brought by the Moestuarow, from India, are not of to late a date AS thnfe previnu for- fly I r eceived by the TIGRIS. The accounts by the mer, Rating that the war with HoLtaa fiill continu ed, cannot, thei efore, be conlidered AS contradidory to shore of a lubiequent date brought by the Tina's. Fort Rouge, at the entrance of Calais harbour, II withihcahs fence been was, before the war , in a very i n different Rate ; but e been deirepairedlroyedanbdyputiht einlagtoeodexcpeonrdimiteionnt: by exprrfs orders of Bo AAAAA 15 ; and its d e molition is continued by our officers as a matter of confider. able importance. An adventurer is now in priCon at Paris, who ar rived tome time ago from the IN of France, where he had been landed from an American flip. He pretended to be an Ettraor t linary Amb.iff.4dcr from 1 the Empctor e f China to Boa a AAAAA . The Cowb ell of Rate even deliberated in what manner he was lobe prcfented at CoUrr, when he was recngnifed by OFT Pak , fpies to be a Frenchman, of the name ef Racer, fent to the Colonic{ atteen years ago for for. Ivry. His fnite copfißs of (lateen perfons, of whom five are teal Chinefe, ail the other are vagabonds trots other parts of India. He pretended not to under fiend the French, but (poke by the alLftance of an h • terprcter, until he` as known again. As hluee haos plenty of money, d diamonds to the vaf 2,000,000 of lines (8a,00el.) it is generally belie,. ed, that be has been paid by form toreign Rat laid e to play a trick upon Boa 'a vanity. It is t hat he will be tried as a forger, having prefent Fe ed cr edentials, figaed as by the Emperor of C h ina. infra', however, that they are real ones, though II does rot deny that is nar is Itatier, nor that he was eoneleed of forgery in l7Bs.