Star. — London, England, 1807-07-25 00:00:00

. The Gentlemen connecfted wit,* Irdeied bill eirneftly aid Pic' focally to folicit the aid of the Irlilt people, ought to ufe ever, means in their power to *circulate in that country the fundamental maxim of Erllith Policy, to have nothing to do with France. — The Right Honourable Gentleman repeated his refoiution to vote for the Bill. notwithitanding the odium that attached to it-;-rather than give up the Stati he would fupport the Bill. He ocher had, .he never would, capitulate with any poplalar errorilthough he always refpedied popularity when attendant on virtue. The Right .Honourable Gentleman was frequently interrupted by the linani- MOUf plaudits of the Committee. Mr. J. C. BERESFORO congratulated the Houfe, the Country, and the Right Honourable Gentleman, on the fentiments which be had juft uttered, and which he hoped and united would have a due impreftion in Ireland. Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Boyk) bad, however, tinted the orow ifion as part of the editing Law of this emintry , and had a r ia, wily if fo obnoxious to his Honourable and Learned Friend (Sir A. Pigott) he had not moved to have it expunged from the Stettin Bonk ? A provifion to the fame effeet he (Mr. Whitbread) admitted, did make part of a Statute of the Parliament of Ireland, which would expire on the aft of Auguft. It would have been too o welobowevcr, he furpeded for his Learned Friend to have come forward here. and moved to have that enactment expunged. At all events an enadment of the kith Parliament, could not ad as a pre cedent for that Hosfe,or affard any fuch argument for now adopting itos if they had been re-enacting a former legiflative meafure of their • own• 1 might be a general conviction of the neceffity of the pre fent Ad, and yet the clogging it with one claufe fimilar to that now objected to, might render it fo unpala•able that many Gentlemen who, like himfelf, were not otherwife unfriendly to the mrafuee, might rather with to fee Ireland take its chance than thus refin. quills one of the deareß and molt valuable rights. It was. hardly poffible. but that in the execution of fuels an aft as the prefent, innocent perfons tbould Cutter wrong. Their country, however, would Rill be naturally dear to them, and they would cheer them (elves with the hope that they had (till a remedy kft—that they had (till a Jury to protect them and to redrefs the wrongs they had fuftaincd. It the claufe now nOjeded to, however, thould pafs, they could have no fuch confil.tion. They might appeal to a Jury --a Jury might give them redrefs—bur they might then find the Judge interpo.e, and deprive them of that recompe race for their wrongs to which they were jultly entitled. He would ;A, could a man in this fituation have the fame feelings towards his country as if uo lush claufe had found its way into the prefent Bill? Colonel V ER EKER declared bitufelf strongly favourable to the principle of the Bill, which he thought was in danger of being frk tared away altogether Cr JOHN NhWPORT related two cafes in which the precipi tancy of the Magiftrates hal been the ruin of two worthy indivi• duals; the one. that of a Merchant, who was taken up on fufpicion, tocooel bail was offered for his appearance at the neceffary time; this was refit . ed, the man's bufinefs was ruined for want of his own rat:site to condudt it, and be became a bankrupt. lie afterwards went out to America: be carried with him the difeafe of the mind, which had thus beer, occaftoned, became melancholy, his kirks were deranged, and he made an attersipt upon his life. • Another perfon was apprehended in the County of tipp:rary, bccaufe he was guilty of having a piece of French manufeript in his pocket, and, by order of the Sheriff he was flogged, becaufe the Sheriff in his extreme loyal zeal, concluded that the manuscript mutt be fe ditioos, or it would not have been written in French, a language which he did not underftand. He therstore entreated Gentlemen to look a little at the other fide; to feel a little for the injured indi vidual as well as for Vie erring Magiftrate. The SOLICITOR GENERAL obferved, that if this claufe were omitted, all the preceding claufes might be cancelled 31'0. Mr WINDHA M always confidered the principle of the Re• venue Laws a very deplorable departure from the general princi ples of Briti& Legiflation, and could not readily be induced to think that we ought to adopt what mutt be in fume inn:owes an unjuft exception, inftead of what was an acknowledged, jutt, and liberal eftablifhed rule. The cafe of Sutton and Johultune was a fingolar exception. not extremely worthy of imitation. General LOFTUS (poke, from his own experience, in fupport of the claufe. Lord H. PETTY declared, that in every principle of juftice, we were bound to adminifter relief to the injured individual, even though it fhoult not be done at the eapence of the Magiltrate. Lord MIL EON reprobated fevercly the injuftice of the mea lure, as a matter of policy even it was to be considered, that fuch a meafure would naturally irritate men's minds; when they felt that they had fuffered damage, when they appealed to a Court of ' kiftics, and e Jury awarded them fome compenfation in damages, and yet it was not in the power of the Jury to extend to the indi vidual that ital.:et to which they knew he was entitled. When be law the verdict of the Jury fuperceded by the decifitin of the Judge, was that a way to reconcile the feelings of Irithmen—was that a way to bind Ireland by friendly attachment to this country? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER maintained that the deciflon would be ftrengthencd, the it.tereft of individuals would be better Cecured by the opinion of the Judge and Jury bring both made public. He contended that the cafes to which Gentle mien alluded appeared to 'ae what the law termed danorentiCae is I juria, and private Intereft mult give way to public good. Mr. V INDH AM Paid that if the Magiltrate was fuppofed to be innocent that is with refped to the cue ashes with which he acted, and yet it was ken that an individual ruftered materially, Government or the country fhould reimburfe the fufferer. Mr MORRIS laid that if the vertlid of a jury was fuppofed to be erroneoue, the Conftitution bad prsvidcd a h•gal mode of re• drefs to the party who fuppofed himfelf aggrieved, as he might move for a new trial, then for a fecood, and fo on to a third; and, if three juries of the country were agreed as to the fame chki point, however highly he refpcdted the charadter and general condudt of the Judges in England arid in Ireland. be mutt fay, that lie thould think the verdict of three diftindi Juries infinitely preferable to that of any individual who might oppufe their decition, however THE EXPEDITION. highly venerable that individual might bt in other refpeds. Yellerday the following (hips joined the Baltic ex The Committee divided upon this Claufe, and the numbers were ...For the original Claufeos ; for the Amendment, 28.—Nlajo- pcdition at Yarmouth, viz. Tito. 47• Hiscuts • 74 - AGINCOVRT - 64 Upon the period of two years and to the end of the next en- TRON ttttt 74 feting Seffions of Parliament, Lang propofed for the duration of the Ad, FRANCIUM HUSSAR, Svelter, and 1 4 4111.0 Frigates. Sir JOHN NEWPORT role, and deprecated fuch a period, as Amt. and Comma Sloops, and Fort WA O.D Gan-brig. it implied the contemplation of a neceffity which might ceafe long Admiral Gib( BIER'S lag %Vela hoilled yeiterday on before Parliament was in the habit of annually confides:log the 'Mutiny Bill and the rcafons which induced that habit pleaded board the ?attics or WALES, of 98 guns, under a with Rill ftrong r force for the annual coafideration of a meafure falute. gi this nature, which would go to put Ireland out of the pale of the Troops are in motion in every qnatter for the Contlitution. What, he would apt, would Gentlemen fay if it were propofed for fueb, or indeed for any period, to put England in Grand Expedition. We believe the lilt of Cavalry tads a fituation. Colonel VER EK ER was an advocate for the claufe, as was Regiments, which we gave in former STARS, was per. General PHIPPS, who Rated, that if England were in loch a leafy corred. In addition to the Infantry Regiments !late as that of Ireland, or likely to be fo,be believed that no Eng. hill Gentleman would be found to oppoic the adoption of a nica• mentioned inThurfday'sST AR. General M.FA aLA N k's fore fimilar to the prefent brig ade goes ;it compiles the Bth, 9111, and another Mr. WINDHAM thought that Chartering the duration of the 1 Bill would be a fort of pledge to the frith people of the reluctance regiment. with which Parliament impofed fuch an act "pmt them, while its In addition to the correa lift of the Staff Errmetly prefent extended duration would directly indicate an indifference i upon the fubjedt. For although the nceeffity for the Bill were g ven, there have lately been appointed— now fully evident, (till no man could prefume that the period ob• Licut. Gen. the Earl of ROISLYN, to command the Foreign Troops. julled to might not long furvive that neeeffity. Major General Jonte Muitano. The CHANCLI.LOR of the EXCHEQUER was decidedly of opinion that the claufe ought to pals in its prefent Rage, becaufe Brigadier General litaitsroeo. there was no probability that the neceflity which called for the .--------- M'VA RLAN a. Bill would fo loon ceafe; and alfo bccaufe it was defirable to pre- Deputy Quarter Matter General Captain lILLLINGOR. vent the agitation of a queftion of this nature fo often as the Right Medical Staff—Mr. Deputy Wass anal Dr. MORRIS, Honourable Baronet profeffed to with, left fueh agitation might tend to aggravate the evil which the Rill was meant to cure. Staff Surgeons—NoaTu and CAR PUE• Mr. GRATTAN rote at nearly three o'clock, and delivered a Sixteen Apothecaries and twenty Hofpital Mates. molt energetic and impreflive fpeech. The Right Honourable Sir DAVID BAIRD immediately fails with the Bikini Gentleman began by deprecating the doctrine, that the exiftence troops, which he is to command under Lord Cart.- of a power, if that power were not called into action, was not to be confidered as a grievance. What, he would afk, was flavery ? otter, the Commander in Chief. . Nothing but fufferance. Great odium, be knew, attached in Ire- Colonel MURRAY, and the red of the Baitifh.Staff,. land to the treelike, tinder the confidential of the Committee.— A variety of fetters from that country, many of which he had will immediately embark. himfelf received, fully Caddied him of this point. But Rill, front Lieutenant General Sir GIORGI J. LUDLOW was a confideration of the sieceeity of the cafe, he was ready to take his full (hare of thatodium by fuppot dog the Bill. This wee a time called up to town from Canterbury, on Thurfday, in which every man thould be prepared to facrifice, not only fume by an curds, which reached him early in the portion of his liberty, but of his popularity, and he was ready to make lonic facrifiee of both for the good of the State. Ile under- morning. Sir GeORGn, it is undertiood, is to have good from hi; Right Honourable Frionl betide him —(we con• a high command in the Expedition—fomef h e Ay is ceivrd the attain' to be to Mr. Elliot), that there were (lord mettle -s of a dark and stangerous defetiption hi Ireland. This to be fecond in command. formed . a ground fur the Bill. He was afraid of a French The Brigade of Guards at Chatham embarks in inter& in Ireland, and he wiled dot Governmett thould be fur:Milled with the means not merely of ratting, but of ex. two divifions. This day one of them was to embark; 'hewing that intereft wherever and whenever it appeared. With r the other embarks to morrow. that view la , would fupport this Bill, even though the claufe Gould not experience the alteration he willies!. Although he The order for the embarkation of the sth batta feared that if this deuce Mould continue unchanged, it might ag- lion of the Goth regiment has been countermanded ; gravate the difcontents the Bill propofed to dettroy ; that from the uulifferensc it would betray as to the communication of Britith and the ad battalion of the 52d light infantry, from privileges to the frith people, it fellatio with that people, become Hythe, is to [apply its place. a mere queition, which to prefer, the Military Government of • France, or the (*ended Confticution of England. The queition The artillery defined for the expedition will cm in Ireland now had nothing to do with Republicanifm ; hut was lift of four companies—two from Woolwich, one Imply this, whether the fhould continue a portion of the 13ritifit Empire, or become not a portion of trance; but nothing—abfo. from Chatham, and the other from Hythe. The lately nothing—at lint the might coquet with France; but it latter is on its march for Nortlifi-et where the four • would end in a meretricious connetion. The Right Hon. Gen tleman s eatneftly exhorted the Irifh Gentlemen, as they canvafled companies are to be embarked. their countrymen for feats in that Houle, to canvafs them alto Two hundred hones, with drivers in proportion, for the Bridal Empire agalnft the dcfigns of France. Nations, like individuals, %vat often the arbiters of their own fate, and have alfo marched from the artillery depot in Can 't:lc:: might be dcre for tille country in irclued it fo e!etc:'nirc i.I tee bury for the fame delinatian. General Lovrus concurred in this congratulation. Lord HOW ICK deprecated the idea, that any ohjedion offered by Itimfetf and his friends to the details of this meafure, proceeded from a difpolltion to oppofe the principle bf the meafure Well'. On the contrary, he was anxious to fupport the Bill, with regard to the neceffity for which no change whatever had taken place in his fetitiments fince his retirement from office. But as to the Bill it &lf, he &elated, that although a draft of it had been fent to him from Ireland, jolt previous to the change of Adminiftration, be never read it, until lately introduced by the Right Honourable Baronet. After a few woe's from the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE QUER, the Committee divided For the original chute, 68 t—Againft it, 21. The Houfe rerumed, and the Report was ordered to be brought up this day. Sir A. WELLESLEY gave notice of motions for this day, for leave to bring in two Bills refpeding the kith Militia of the fame nature as thole brought in by Lord Caltiereagh, with regard to the Militia of this country. Adjourned at four o'clock this morning (Saturday.) THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDA' ST. JAMES'S Dmr.—No burin PRICE OF STOC Bank Stick 228 3 per C. Red. Ann 6 -Hi 3 per Cent. Conf. 6s if 4 per CMG SOf Per Cent. Nair! 94i 95 Long Ann t7f i t -tabs India Stock 272 f JULY as. fs done at the Stoek Exchange. KS YES I'FRDAY. India Bonds, t s. dif ts. prem. Imp. 3 per Cent. 6i./1 I Ex. Bills, is dif. par ' Omnium 1 dif. Foglia Tickets 2 - 1 75. Cord. for ace. 63111 Yeftoday limning, it four o'clnci. The grater part of the troops quartered at Colchellei Barracks, marched to Harwich, to embark on board the lall part of the Expedition, now going out to the Baltic. General Gaosv E N u s e, the Commandet of that diftrift, fet off this morning. from his houfe in Grofvencr- ' flreet, for Harwich. It is fuppofed the gallant Ge neral will embark with his 'troops. A vall quantity of thofe deflruaive engines, the newly-invented rockets, are on board,the Chips en gaged in the etpedition. The troops *ill chiefly be drawn from the Kentifh difltia, an4 4 will be em barked as foon as the tranfports arrive'fir their re ception, fifty of which have been ordered froM Portfmouth, and are hourly expo ted to join others already affembled in the Downs. - The embargo is fo flrialy enforced in the outposts, that even a boat is not permitted to put from the 1 1 Orme without having an officer on board. We learn that the Commialoners of Mili , ary En quiry, are fpeedily to enter on the eflablifhment of Chelfea College. We hope the refult will be the maintenance on that extenfive eflablilbment of 4000 of •ur fine old veterans, inaead of 450, which is now accommodates. That very ;alive and able officer, Sir Wm. GIVEN, is appointed to the command of the,lfland of Malta, vice Lieut. General A. VI r. Lery us, who comes home immediately. The 24th regiment is given to Sir DAVID BAIRD, which leaves a vacancy fur the 54th. Sit JOHN MOORE, Generals Isl , KEtszta FRASER, and STEWART, age fpeedily expeEted in this country. It is devoutly to be withed, that General Mooaa might arrive in time, to take a command on the Continent. A report was circulated for a little time yeller day, that difpatches had been received from Lord HUTCHINSON, announcing a with on the part of the enemy to enter into negotiations for peace with this country. The report could not be traced to any authentic fource, and was form generally difcredited. Various rumours have been circulated refpeaing the terms of the peace pat concluded on the Conti nent. But as no accounts have been received later than thole we have already laid before our Readers, it would be abufing the public credulity to nate falls that r..(1 ottly on conjeaure. In a preceding column, we have givn copies of two State Papers, to which frequent allufions have been made, in articles copied from the Continental journals-,-we mean the Circular Note from the Em peror of Auaria to the Belligerent Powers, and the Reply of the French Minilier. The Auftrian corn munication is fo very guarded, that it amounts to no thing. His Imperial Majelly does " not allow him• Cell to fuggell" any one thing—unlefs we confider it as a propofal to hold a Congref.—ln other words, to decide the intereas of Great Britain, by the Wits of Princes conquered 6y N APOLION The Rutland Militia marched from Deal Barracks on Thurfday, for St. Margarets, a village about four miles from Dover, its order to mak: room for the regular troops. St. James's Volunteerc had a Field daynn Thurf day Wt. The next Field day will take place on fday, the 13 , 1nf Angnll, at Bit:lingtou.Honfe, Piccadilly, At four o'clock in the alletnoon. The Ametican fhip delia, deta:ned and fent into Plymouth, failed from Canton on the 19 ef March. On the 111 of June, near the Equator, (*pile his Ma jefly's fhip SIR EDWARD HUGHES, with a convoy, bound t' the Cape of Good licpe. A few day , after, fell in with twelve fail of tranfports with troops, under convoy of his Majefly's fhip Hassles, from h, bound to the River Plate, They had 111711771Wfft - 7R7 I ILL 7II in *. S. St. Asa. bee Ain. out Dobai. a ; o Woe:third lotinlngeo o 0 GOtteoliurgli 0 t Jamaica 0 0 P,ATIMOUTII, JULY 24.rilOpi down to Cowes, his Majetly's LitlltiLt ivith a convoy for Souls America. An embargo was this day laid on all vet fds at this prit.—Wind S.W. Dovsa, JULY 24 —Sailed ye( rday the brig Ju liana, Capt. HANSEN, front Teneriffe for 'r .ntingen boy Hercules, Captain Katrasasaa, from St. Mar tin's for Stavanger ; hoy Agenoria, Capt THRAMIC. from Cadiz for Tonningen ; and the h. , ), MAgdaleui Elizabeth, Captain LAma, from St. Martin for &r. gen: thefe veifels were detained a few days ago, and fent in here by the Polecat p'ivateer of this port, i which releafed them yellerday morning. Came in this day the (hip Fortuna, Captain EVINSIW, of and fr.r Chrillianfand, from Bourdeatix, with brandy and fah, detained by the BusrLsa gun brig. An embargo was laid this morning on all rads in our harbour, and fo &id are the orders that no boat is permitted to go out withoht an officer. Paired by this afternoon froM the weilward for the Downs a fleet, corralling of about thirty fail of tranf ports; a number of which have troops on board.— Wind S. W. and moderate. Dam., JULY 24.—Arrived the Prometheus fire flip, from Portfmouth ; and B Ad gun brig, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed the Mosostro fl rip, having under convoy forty fail of tranfports for Har wich ; POMPEII, of So guns, and Turbulent gun brig, for Yarmouth. A. large fleet of tratifports, with troops on board, are now coming in from the Weft ward. Particulars cannot learn this poR. 1 . 11 THE DOWNS. Princefs of Orarge, Pelican, Prometheus, Richmond, Blood hound. Furious, and Bold gun brigs. LLOYD'. LIST. GIAVESIND, JULY 24.—Pared by the General Bereeford Paff. mere, from Jamaica; Antelope, Barnes, from Charlefton; Autumn, Mortinftonc, from Memel; . 1 httis, Swat-, from Tonoitigen Mi erva. Bonn; Spes Fides, Lawfon; Conferancia, Claffon ; and the Vrow Kaftina. Nelfon, from Norway. Tka Favourite, Mudie, from Bt. Domingo for London is loft on Leogane—about zoo bap of coffee laved. 'the Mac, Bal, of Shield.. from the Humber, in hallaft is to tally loft near Iftuftedt, on the cc:ft of Jutland--crew Caved The Selbec Hall,Vanghan. from St. Domingo for London. failed in cm'any with the Satyr (arrived in the Downs) on the yth of J . C,and parted on the ad infta- t. The Rcklution, Foreman, from Jamaica is on &ore near Black. wag. The Hibernia, Hayes, from Dublin for the Weft Indies, is ma Pam near Poolby. LONDON M.IRKETS. Portfmnuth, bound In iro. ......_ . .. . twice attempted croffing the line, but had fallen to . SMITHFIELD MARKET, SIT 24. leeward, and were then making the third attempt— To fink the offal—per Bone of 81b. nut 90 days. Soon after, in lat. S. N. long. zo, felt Peef 5s cod CO 4s cod I Veal 4- od to so ad in with a fleet of outward bound Eall Indiamen, &c. Mutton 47 od to ss cd Pork 41 od to oid Lamb ss od to 6s 4d. under convoy of the Jut ITER man of war and STEADY HEAD OF CAT! LE THIS DAY. gun brig-22 fail in company. &efts, atout soo—Skeep and Lambs, 7,630. WILLIAM TURNER, Erq. of Millbank fireet, Well. Crater tro —Pigs 300. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, July 24. minacr, fell down in South-!beet, yefferday, and Per Rosie of 81b. by the careafe. expired inflantly. Beef 35 2d to 4s ad I Veal 35 4,1 ro pel A font race for a confiderable rum, which excited Mutton as 8d to 41 6-J Pork 41 04 to 47 84 Lamb 45 64 to ss M. much curiofity, was undertaken on Wednefday mor- PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ning at four o'clock, by a Mr. Wilding, who is famed St. James's. Whitechapel for feats of agility in Cliefhir4i , ..He undertook to go Hay perload 4 ooto s is Tay per load 4 oto 5 16 from the Parliornent-fireet end of Weßmin Straw fler bridge 3 ooto 3 9 o &rase a 12 to 3 a to Cuper's g ar dens, Lambeth, which is within a churl Clover stoto 6 is mica 01 IFAT AHD STRAW IN summit LD. dillance of a mile, in fix minutes. The ground LI ..?y, - 31 Is. to SI s. New Clover of cs to cl os is exceedingly rugged, and the ohartt,nions of pals, New Ditto of os to cl cs Straw, 21 Kt to 31 3e &c. are numerous ; the odds were againft him. A__ Clover 41 os to 61 os crowd of fpeslators afremhled to fee the race. Mr I PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Ne* Bags 51 101 tO 71 75 I Pockets 61 os to 71 t(1 W. performed the dillance in forty feconds lefs than INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. July 23. the given time. Wheat per load 171 os to 221 101 On Monday fall, at Albtighton, in Warwicklhire, Barley per quarter .21 as to 21 21 Oats per ditto il 111 to :I as a dreadful accident happened in cenfequence of one New Beans per ditto 21 to. to 11 au of the bearers of a whim wham, or merry-go round, ; Old Ditto of cs to cl —is giving way, during the time it seas filled with people. 1 Peale per ditto of os to of ....e Corp oral Davis, of the 3d Dravon,,, was fo dread- PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHA IX. fully bruifed, that he has fince died. A man o f t he Butts, so to s 6 lb each aid to asidDitto, 6o to 6.51 b 24d to 264 name of Matthews had hit thigh broken in two places, Merchants Backs 214 to mid and many other perfons were much cut and bruifed. DreMng Hides • t 713 to 19d Fine C About eleven years ago, a large vcffel, called the Crop H ach Hides 19d to 3rd Hides for Cutting sod to sad Earl of Derby, of Liverpool, was wrecked near Fra Flat Ordinary 1744 to 1944 ferborgli. The wreck was pnrchafed by a gentleman Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per :oxen 36s to 41$ coon after, but before he could remove a tingle plank, Ditto so to 7olb • 36s to 401 the veffe.l was buried under fuch an extraordinary Ditto 70 to Bolb 5.11 to 36. Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 64 to os 44 depth of fand, as to have been effeElually !hut up ever Large ditto tool to aos per doz. fince. By a ftrange revolution in nitrite, the land Tanned Horfe Hides as to acs each has, within there few days, difappeared, and left the Goat Skins —s to —s vefrel in filch a fituati , m. that the has been buoyed up, PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. floated off, and taken afhore. It. Jattion market 3s 644 fowls Tallow 6os od to —a Clare Market 3s 6d Yellow Ruffia 606 od to —a The town is thinning very raft of company, in ex Whitechapet Market White ditto 57s od to ocs curfions to the watering places. It is fubmitted, (per Roue of 81b.) 3s 644 Soap ditto 57. to —5 cd whether taking a previous dip into the Lotteiy Wheel ---- Melted Stuff 455 to —s o 4 sos 7d Ditto r ugh as od to c a d may not prove of much confequence ? If it does not Average Price 35 644 Greases 215 od brace the conflitution, it may give great flrength to Good Dregs its coos the purfe for liquidating the expences of there rummer 1 Yellow Soap, 80s—Mottled, 9os— Curd. 94s trips, three every one of the greater Capitals are (till , Price of Candles per dozen ' toe od—Moulds Its od KET 2 in :he Wheel, though but 1 6 ,c00 numbers only re .l Ships at Market ethlL Ships fold Jury Price main to be drawn. 42 Newcaftic Coal 29 44s 9d to sus 9 4 A LAUNCH.—One of the moll complete little things 6 • Sunderland 4 45s 94 to 46$ 6d a Stone Coat o —s od will be launched this day, that have been turned off COURSE OF EXCHANGE. the flocks for many years, intended fir Noblemen, Amfterdam 36 32Uf I Cadiz Of died!. I Genoa 45i gentlemen and the Public at large , entirely for their Do. at fight 35 6 Madrid3Bll effed Lifbon 63t Life and pleafure ; the name to be given her is Fiend.; i, Rotterdam It 7 2 Uf. Bilims 374 effect. ( Oporto 644 there ate many more from the lance Hock. May be lfam on burgh 34 B z4 Uf. • Leghorn •so i Dublin cc.. 4 t 925 Uf Naples 41 I Cork It viewed, and on file at PACK WO. , D'a Dock Yard, No. e.,,,, t e,,: i &I, d ate 34 34 8 Liv. Venice 32 liv.Piecole effeeliv t 6, Gracechurch street, London ; the is b jilt in the Ditto 2 Uf. 24 II per ,‘ lira form of a Razor Strop, a new expe . iment to give a Boudsaux 24 12 I Palcrtne. 91 pence per oz. raiP,r a fharp, keen edge, to [have ‘ii;ll pleafure, Agio on the Bank of Holland s 4 per Cent. New Dollars o p sd Price 21. 12s. 63. to 51. ss. Ingenuity his been at DIED. • m'd work in meet the public eye ;to conceive the nature.; „ ' " __ , h uto aY' f after a eag, lingering 3 2 y, aro, et dEft fun of R obert tl It i :e fsEelmond l anes IVi Sadlie l iof their tife is to fee them. N .blemen, Gentlemen, I yr ' q of the Navy office , &c. that will honour Mr. PACK:y*IOOD with a call at . moody Erg. CommilTioner for Vititrallicg hi,. Majefty's Navy. the above Dock Yard, the only place of fale to view Sunday fennight. afier lingering rear three wecks in rew army, the AI ride, will be etleemed a favour. Alf-, on face, Mrs. M ins, wile of Kobel t Mains, vintner, Gourock Her death s p ir fia . r , r • ei: oc i c a a!o m u l ed r b i La ti fh c o o c n ki fi ns i but of too t fr, que n t e it a a n c d cident. it In Inc a large alinrtntent of his celebrated Raz o. Strops to war remove notches fr. m Razors, Penknive , , dtc. ; pa- a g nd her P el - ntres were to n e g atcnti u v r e P ty rh ait.died. that the flames tronized by a generous Public upu-arts of twelve could only be extioguilhed by her throwing herfclf into the a. l'itefday fe'nhight, at his feat at Hackne fa. near Scutum) z h, years, phi e 3s. 6d. ss. and to.. 6 1 . each, wi.h a sir c ßie m hard da Fterripde Johnfon, Bart m copolitton, per Box 2 1. 6 d. to repair them, &c. Sold by the ab , Nm -n ve Mr. eo - Dp and by hi. agents i y. f .deoly, at Newbury, aged tio ' Mi. , ..lipleton, I of Haannertodt h, later to the Rev . Dr. a, ‘lia‘ s ienue of different parts of Europe. I the Diem& of Hertford. I