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HAMBURGH MAIL. STATE PAPERS. &rata Nome, Nov. 9.—When the Provincial States of Pomerania, fummoned for the Bth of 03ober, had affembled at Stra'Utnd, they were prefented in a body to his Majefty, who addreffed them in the fol lowing words— .* I have ordered you to be fu mmoned, my faith ful Proiincial States, to make known to you, in the ufoal way, through my Governor General and the Government, my intentions on certain important con cerns. But having aftually the pleafure of feeing you affembled before me, I was dein ous to have the fatis faftion perfonally to intimate my opinion and my motives for the Reps I have taken. I founded my determination on the confidence which ought ever to prevail betwixt a Sovereign and his fubjefls. . 1 So early as lag year, circumftances took place which juilly &mailed public attention, on account of the dangers to which the North of Germany be cause espied ; and I ordered immediately the molt energetic theafures for placing the fortifications of this city in a Raw of defence. This fituation of af fairs has not hitherto taken any favourable turn ; but rather there have occurred circumnunces which require a redoubled vigilance for the fecutity of the country. The exigencies of the cafe requiring, there fore, a cooliderable expellee, I have in every way fought for the needier, means, and have even fup ported the credit and the refources of my Pomera nian Chamber, by the affifiance of Sweden ; but as that Chamber was charged with extraordinary ex pence., nod has Rill to defray others for fimilar pub tic purpofes, the prefent happy fituation of the •-• might be placed in a very perplexing and - , tios without the affillance of the Provin- It is on thefe grounds that I require Adana and fupport fur the real exigencies of winced, that my Provincial States will tom acknowledge the inflice of my propofi , only to add, that I depend.with perfea upon that fpeedy, clear, and explicit an the nature of the circumitancre require , on the approach of the unfavou rable The States are fully convinced (at lean I ley are). that I demand their al . :finance only awl important motives. They mull have experienced, that I have deferred, as long ik• a propoadon. which the prefent est renderinevitable at this moment. I always hope that my faithful fubjeas bar convincing confidence of me. that every required by the exigencies of the State, are the true welfare of the country ; it gives e hereby to permit, that one or two of Deputies may colka information of the Cham what manner the grant required will be ap public good, that they may thereby the enabled to judge of my care for the public would be flyer/Woos to encourage you, Rill perform that which the fatety and the honour ,ountry require, fence all of you are animated fame fentiments. conclude, therefore, by ;fluting you all, and • la particular, of my royal grace and af- Provincial DireElor Vow 1311.11, returned an Ewer io the name of the States, congrato- King on their Majedies happy return to dominions ; adding, that his Majedy's propofition would be communicated by the to their Conflituents, without delay, and ranfwer would be mod humbly reported. inbfeqitent accounts we learn, that the States 'anted what the King required. Nov. ro.—The Swedills Envoy Baron , is now on his return from StraUund, to kudience of leave. He will take the corn the troops in Sundial Pomerania. informed, that our Court is determined to i army of obfervation on the frontiers, in of a rupture between France and Ruffia. imperial Government in the Tyrol is pre cordon on the Italian frontier. ID. OCT. 25.-It is aliened, that Admiral will be recalled from Paris, to have the of a fleet, and in the interval to dire& the scions for war. steam, Nov. es.—ln Switzerland they mina changes in their Conftitution, on the occation Coronation at Paris. Among other things, that the Landamman will obtain a higher TKO ELICTOIATC Of HAMOTst, NOV. t 6.— Itingen poll boy was attacked. on the loth' nn the mountain called 801 l erbergh, between .rdegfers and Mr, by a number of ruffians, who !unlined every letter an the mail, in hopes of finding to booty, but allowed him to proceed unhurt with letters. Is have been put upon the papers of a Hano- Lieutenant Colonel ; and a Hanoverian Lieu General has been rarefied, for the par pole of Nast 18.—The Hanoverian Lieutenant Ge. :1 - ,o INAS put under ei.minatiuo, has hvc-n AC Nov. sc.—This morning a clergyman the neighbourhood of Celle aas brought in der arrelt, in a coach, el - totted by five gent and hoffars. Isla, Nnv. t5 —On the rerrefentation of the Agent At L .ndoo, ti.c Tlntith Government ieted the C,,mmotiore, who r •mnrande the le of the Weer. to p,.rnrit all Bremen veffelc, lie at incient in the ;iker Jahtle, nr which ri►e there, ur enter the Weler unenelelled, to in the later river. us, Nor. t3.—Thc rigorous meafures pork . leneral MAILM,INT,Id the importation of good., have alte.tdy been followed up. Sore fcls which arrived with goods of that defcrip •c dct.iined; and the French Commercial airy at Rotterdam, Mr. Guys, is summoned by c•trnmand of the French Emperor, to account of his proceediels, in granting fhir, Etc. He let a for Pativ on the ych , acc .rupcnicd by an officer and his daughter. d 47 it ass laid, that tl.e French Cromercial al at ATTltiCid•att, GOIMI, is liirewife fum t to Paris. ofwhile wrong remonarences have been fent 1 motive, KW um determination c prevail betwist " So early a which juilly at of the dangers came expofed 1 eaergetie meal this city in a II fairs has not but rather thee require a redoi country. The fere, a confide fought for the ported the ere man Chamber ' that Chamber - pence., and hi lie PurP o fele country taiga critical fituati cial States. 1 your Agana the morneat. * Convince prebend and I tion, I have e enafidence up riser which I perticaltuty 4 Won. The aped they a from the ago' fees and tape as pads, geodes rends ot As I all hour a coal means, requi ppplied to th me *afore your Depestit bee, in what plied to the 1 • base be ens welfare. 4 " It wool more to perft of the count' isy the fame " I collet ' , ever" one is . ' feaion." The Prov humble rutfs latiog the X their own ( gracious pre 4 Deputies to $ that their an i By futile' a , base pante Visits*, Alters LT, • . take his mu mend of th 1 We are r Ratioo an • the event a Thl i e i paring a m ca l 7 Mallets, 1 . C ol a :ld a I preparatia Mammal Tome chart of the Cu it is (Akio. title. Fame T The Gott Want, or Hardegfe examined II fame boot ii the letter' Seals hi aerials Lit tamest Ge esaminati • ner N' ta , e ‘4 l quitted. Halos from the here until I d'armi at Basses Bremen , has cede blockade which li 3 t &all arri winter in Ha o sr ad by GI Whine g • rat veffel I .2 ) gin* V C 1 Clmm'ai to Park, give au pvfld 1. , t Innano. I I Yell CI d t. Geiscral ' Ironed Meat to Paris, to have the difficulties on our commerce removed, and to permit, at leak the exportation of butter and cheefe, if nor to England, yet at leaf! to neutral ports. According to a recent Ratement, the petition, or the Etat of the Exigencies of the Rate, for the en tuing anounts to 68,937,56 a florins t and the deficit to 39,945,658 florins. To cover the latter, a new tax of tour per cent, on income and poffeffions, is propofed, under the name of a Don Gratuit, or Voluntary Loan. Our referiptims, payable after the peace, have fal len to 46i. Nov. 17 —After the French Commercial Column . - fary at Rotterdam, M. Guys, was carried to the ci tadel at Antwerp, General Alliallall Roussaau fent the prohibitory letter of the ssth, to the Magi- Ilracy of Rotterdam. FLORENCA, OCTOBER 30..4aaa Seaday Main a courier brought intelligence that the confort of the Hereditary Prince of Naples, the finer of our (teen, and daughter of the King of Stara, was fafely deli vered of a Prima, who obtained le name of Lou isa C6aOLINI. and thirteen others. All the Polifh troops in the Italian Republic have broken up, and marched for Naples. Pasts, Nov. 9. —The Mayor of Rennes has raid ed the Jacobin red cap to be taken down, which was placed above the town clock, and the Imperial Eagle to be placed in its Read. After the review of the troops near Breft, held by Marlhal Auo [ISA tr. feveral of them were embarked. Several movements were alfo obferved among the Wen fleet. Two regiments are marched from hence to Brea, where they will arrive in a few days, to reinforce the corps defined for Ireland. Six thoufand men are on the point of marching to Toulon, to embark for the Mediterranean. They write from Marfeilles, that in fpite of the unfriendly 'elation, between France and Sweden, io fplte of the appreherfions of a war with Rufla, and in spite of the Rate of bolfility between Eng had and Spain, not a day pages but fame Spa niflt, Ruffian, and Swedifh rails arrive in that port. Some of Aunt bring naval gores, others Co lonial produce. It is now laid, that the Coronation will take place on the 9th of December. All perfons, who molt at tend the fame, have been ordered to be at Paris, on or before the ad of December. General Recasts has paffed through Nice, to em bark for Corfica, where be will take the command in chief over the troops. Nov. I 2.—Each Member of the Bataviair Embaf fy has tso florins a day for his private expellees, and 5000 Rollins for his travelling expenses. The Em •lsalry has alto received t 50,000 florins at their difpo fal, if they fhould have occaficm for it. A letter from Brea, dated November 5, far,— " On the Sift of Oflober Media' Atiozazao re viewed the corps of Irithmen. He found to his fatif fatStion, that feveral cifficers'had made fuch a rapid progrefs in eight months time, as to be able to com mand regiments." The late Swifs Landamman,D'Avray, will finally fettle with the Pope, at Nris, the Concordat for the Roman Catholic part of Switzerland. All the Trees of Liberty, which were left in re. veral parts of this Metropolis, were pulled down hall week. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. . PRICE OF STOCKS THIS OAT AT ONE O'CLOCKi Cantolc, money, 181}—ditto, fort:. ICC. spit. Oranium 81 sr-Reduced g Ann t 7. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY* Bank Stock 1671 imp. 3 p:r Cent. 6611 3 per C. Red. Ann. 35 371 311 Imperial Ann. of 9.06 3 per Cent. Coed tEtiti t• ilk 3 per Cent. 57 4 pa Cent. 741 ii Eicbcq. Bali, .- 3 per Cent. Navy, Etat Umnlunt 81 pron. 3 per Cent 0797 for Ap. 9911 Ensile' Tickets 171"tes. Long Ann. 17 t-ito 17 Cod . for ace. moat Parliament will certainly meet on the t yth of Ja nuary ; but we undcrliAnd that. after voting the cuf tomary Addrefs of Thanks to the Kt No for his Speech from the Throne. both Hodes will adjourn to the 22d of the fame month. Saturday morning her MAJEsty and the Prineeffes Aucusra and MARY honoured Lady E. COURTS. MLY with a vifit at her houfe at Tapl iw. The Prin ceffes Sorrita and A sr s LIA followed on horfeback. On Wednaday the KOVAL FAMILY will honour Drury-lane Theatre with their piefince for the Sill time this feafon, to fee The &boa for 3eandal and Cin derella. _ The Pante' of WALES honoured Lord and Lady MA0101)104 a on Sat urday with his company to fupper. The Duke of York at Oatlands, the Marquis of Asi , scosis at the Priory, and Lord Mss.vitAt at Wimbledon, gave each yellerday Grand Dinners tq Seidl Parties of their Friends. In confequence of A recent arrangement in India, the tollowing Officers have been allowed to retire on the off-reckoning fund, vir. _ _ _ Bengal, Major Chrbersh C. Moreton, W. Jones,). Ft,&non. W. Poptans, J. Forbes, R. Stout, G. Jobnfon, G. Detre, and V. W. Hogry.—Modras, Ml* Goonsis Sir E. Mane, Bart. T. bialys E. Collins, J. Mabee, G. Comlnsham; and Colonels A. Wyncb, and C. Maltry...—Donebay, Major Getiends R ‘ M e ks, J. Pulse, T. brownrlgg, sad R. Mcbolion. - - • • ROTal. Huar....--Saturclay his hialsrrv, accom panied by the Duke of Ca sr salvos, rode to the sight of Arcot Heath Race Cousfe, where a deer was Ratt ed. He ran to the end of the Race Costae, and made a halt for a Ihort time, when the hounds coming near ly up with him, he fet off again with great fwittriefs towards Swinley, where he leaped over fome high palling, and fheltered himfell in fome furze, till fome of the leading hounds came up with him. when he again flatted with great twittnefr, from Swinky.tak ing his cringe through Blacknell and the enclofures, by Ben&ld, where he was in a (bort time taken in a large ditch near Wavel, after a run of an hour and a half. The dogs got upon him in the ditch, but they were immediately taken off by the huntfinen.— He the/fed but little [post, alter the fita 'Luting, as he would not run except the hounds were dose up with him. The Royal fpostfmcn were up with the chace, during the wlurle time. N.1117,1C4L INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-Wbd L &L ♦ss. DIM ♦at. Dos. 2 s I Flambe* o 1 o 7 Cousobores s 0 Dublin Waterford EaLa:worn, Nov. 3o.—Arrived the Goldfinch, Mace, and the Queen Charlotte, Ctaatc, from Lon don, bound to the Weft Indies, with damage. Wind E. Psvisouru, Dec. t.—Came in the Emprefi, of London, Capt. JAMBS DAVIDSON. from Riga for this port, with hemp, for the ufe of the Navy. Sailed the BILLBROPHOIS, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet. PORTSMOUTH, Dee. 2.2-sailed the Mai►oMeaa frigate on a cruize ; and the Euartuca frigate. with a fleet under convoy for the Mediterranean.—Wind North Eaft. DIAL, Decorum 2.—Yetterday evening feveral armed defence (hips failed from the Downs to the Weavoid. Came down the Practise gun brig, and remains in the Downs with his Maleßy's !kips as per lag, Ent a fleet of outward bound verels...-P. S. The Otter, of Bolton, from Rotterdam for Bolton, is on bore on the Goodwin Sands, but is expected to be got off.—Wind N. W. hazy weather. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. 0 Dec s.-Puffed by the Goad Intent, Stapleton, and the Perkin s,° Roberta, from Tenohyp ham Mika; Perkins, Mors, and the Jassy. berms, fronsglamoos. Aaatvan.-At haw* htFarbse, from Mensal-At Lyw Lily of the Valle' , from Monsel-At Dahlia, Peter • hlinft:lnse-, from Stockholm-At Beak Faitor,Zooway, from Lendow.-At Gatenfey, Diana, Toner, from Virginia-At the Igo of 'the, Aurora, Wad" from Vloginlo-At Naples, Swift, —, from Cornwall; and Hope, Mae* from Newfoundland. -At eke_ lane, Holland, from Petedburgb-At Young Henry._ ..dt• awn, from Pettaburgb-At Leith, Are shah, Greig, from Petereaurgh.-At Hasid* Lomita, Detain, from Earhdai--At Towningai, Jonge Jan, Allis, from London- At Antwerp, Jour Parith, Frazer, from New Landon; and eke Philadelphia. Caddy, tram Plinadelplila-At Maude's,. betty, from Plilladdplsia-At Naples, lavenders, Tst4lllk and the Venus, Palm, from Newt/modes& HULL, NOIIIIIIIIIIIII 30.-TbC Diana, Fosrsa, of this port, from Archangel to Plymouth, put in here on Tuefday lag, and will fail again to day for her port of detlination. A veffel, fuppofed to be the Nile, Witsorr, of Aberdeen, from Dantsig to Lon don, with wheat, &e. came above at the entrance of the Humber near the Spurn, about eight o'clock on Tuefday night, and all hands perifhed. One man only was found upon the wreck, and be had appa rently been Reeved to death. Some handfs Marked Nile A B D N, bags of feathers, and a quan tity of deck deals, were waffled alhore the morning after the %Ail Aruck. The Expedition, NeLL, of anCl for this port, front Dantaic, was captured on the 6th November, about ten leagues from Shield., by le Admiral Bruix French lugger privateer, of 16 guns and t7o men. twenty of them national foldiers. The Captain of the pri. 'steer. SaLts, failed from Flutbing, about the 25th of Otiober, and had captured another Baltic veffel, the Grahorpe, Youno, of &wno'. from Dantaic to Newcaflle, with Timber. One brig from )over in ballaft, and two other vac's .coal loaded. names unknown, were taken by the privateer on the Bth, in with Tynernouth Cattle, the crews having previoufly abandoned them. On the following day near the Teefmouth. the Admiral Bruiz captured the Eve, Scerr, of and for Yarmouth, with coals, (fence re taken by the crew), the Clinker, Witt's, of Searbro' , with coals, for London; the William and Mary,' Roe tisolll, of South Shields. with coals and Oafs. The crews of the above five veffels were landed at klufb. ing with Captain Natl. ; who was fent from thence to Oftend, whence he made his efcape in a neutral veffel and was landed in the neighbourhood of Ber wick ;he arrived here on Wednefday left. Captain NtLL fpeaks in the higheft terms of the treatment he received from the French Certain. The Admiral Bruix fails remarkably fart, was frequently chafed, but efcaped by fuperior failing, though at one time they were obliged to heave fix guns, and all their (pare fails, yards, Re. overboard, when chafed by a frigate, off the coati of Holland. None of the prizes had arrived in port. Previoutly to Captain Nes.c's leaving °Rend. le Venus privateer arrived thet e from a cruize, but had made no capture. Per captain had been fbot in two in an engagement with a collier. It appears to have I been this privateer, that hailed the Amity, PIACOCK, of this port, on the fecond of November, about 15 leagues from Flamburough head -The Walker,Cap lain GA r CLIFF, of this port, from Peterfburgh, failed from Elfineur the 17th infant, under convoy of the C , armed (hip, the Captain of which on the coal of Norway, made the fignal for the feet to go into a harbour under their lee, which Capt. GATR• ci.trr with reverel of the fleet immediately obeyed, and bore away for Flechero; and after coming to an anchor was much furprifed to find the Commodore had not come in. He remained there until Monday the 26th intlant, when not hearing any thing of the convoy, he failed in company with the Fame, Me yer, of Otis port. At break of day on Wednefday, being on the weft-end of the Dogger Bank, a brig hove licrofs their ftetn, and as foon as the got into their wake, bore up, and gave chace to them.- They immediately put both Chips before the wind. and fet (leering fails on both fides ; Captain GATACLIFF perceiving the privateer made for the Fame, hauled to the fouthward, and had the morti fication to fee the brig get up with the Fame, which hauled down her fleeting fails ; the brig fhortening fail and dropping Ann, Capt. Minurrr again net his fleeting fails, and the privateer immediately be gun to fire at him, which the Fame did not pay any attention to for Come time. but at left, on the priva teer's coming tip again, hove to. Capt. GATICLIT7 had by this time got a cnnfiderable diftance to the Southward of them, and limped his costae for the Humber, and arrived fate here laR night. The Fame is laden with hemp, flax, and tallow, and is fuppofed to be worth about ts,oool. The privateer carries ifi_guns and zoo men. brig Unanimity,Tmora•s BRIMS, Mailer, from Wyburg to Lynn. was captured on Monday lan. the eith inliant, by l'Hirondellir, French brig privateer, of [6 guns, and re-taken on the fante day by the Carina gun brig, about eight leagues from Flambto' Head, and came into the Humber on the 28th. Thee Parini, after taking the Frenchmen out of the Una nimity, went in purfuit the pri , and four more captured Tails, which were then in !fight. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONET. To la atiffonne and the Ethallon,a fatal dlitribution of la Dore captured Auguft 5, 11103, will he paid on the annul in por t . and recalled for three yeah at No. a. Jame.-Rivet. Adelptii. A diftribados °Cabal a :7e Johannes Dutch tilling vac!. tap. tared by the Unicorn, *5, tfoo, ;nil be made on baud th e Rid Dip at Porthooutk, before he proceed to Ica, and recalled at No. ta, C.a:ll,llreet, for three years - - - • • • -• The Vigilant and Little John, Forret, (men Limped for New York, having front a left at lea, has put beck to Londundney. The Goldfinch, Mack, from London for Tobago, has put into Falmouth having fprung her main.maft, and loft (event of her The Fanny, Selkinsmdls, from London for Koninglbeirg, Is on Lore near and k is famd win be loft. The Antwmp Pocket, Dickenfoo, from Manua for St. MI. cheers, is pot intu Halford, with theist's of foreman. The Ancitnt MIMI, Davis, from Briltel for Milford, has funk at the htter place. In the night of tbe syth alt. a large brigwent en Lore, between the Sporn Lights and Stoney Brinks, near Minces, and (eon went to - pieces. • Al the crew were loft. Two handfpikes esineet. Store, marked the " Nik of Aberdeen." The Arophlon ' from New York for Amfterdam. Is led on the Raa) e; and the VMS, Congbey, from Baltimore for the fame port, has been se Lore on the fassiplace, but gat of. The Brume, Mlarbese, from Archangel for Roll, is left co the weft of Lapland. The Mary, Brodie. felled from New Providence for Liverpool on the gilt of Amen, and has not lice beat heard at Lieut. Mowrassoa is appointed to the command of the CNIIRLY gun-3'elfel, at Plymouth; as is Lieut. Prrrir, to the WA/LICARI, at Deal. R. Batt, Efq. is appointed Surgeon of hit Ma. jeßy'sfhip Aw r atop a, of so guns, in the room of Gao. Rumor, Efq. appointed to the FOVDROYANT. Captain BOYLES is appointed :Laing Captain of the Fismaira, of rso guns, at Plymouth. Lieut. Rosa is appointed to the command of the GROWLAR gun-brig at Sheemefs. A frigate of 44 guns, to be called La FORTE ' is ordered to be built at Sheernefs Dock-yard. The Fame, M'F a; Fidelity, NORMAND; and Arethufa, GREIG, are arrived at Leith from the Baltic. On Sunday fe'nnigbt arrived in Leith Roads, La , CNITFONNI frigate, Capt. ADAM, from a cruize. MARK-LANE. coap jacNs,ava, Dec. 3. Our frefh arrivals of Wheato-day are but few, and from the demand, carafes an advance of 4s. and ss. per quarter—having but a &oft fupply of Barley, that is alto dearer ; and Malt the farne-t-Peas and Beaus of each fort, in good fupply, and are Come thing cheaper—lhort arrivals of Oats they are likeoife quoted deuer.--Flour fetches rather a bet ter price. GENERAL CURREbitir AS UNDIN Want, 901. lass. atm per yr. Clew Pate soca) so. lifoe DIU^ um 515 1. od. Inas, 43. 546. oL Rye (am), 54► 601 : 011 . Tick Ditto 441. sot od f.sa► s 6► od. Oath 311. 34e.36►. Mak, •s.. ES► ad. Poland ditto, pa. 3Es. 6d. WV. Pada, sdo. 6ss. od. Rape Seed • old. t 44. per bt. PRICE OF FLOUR.. Roo Floor 94► to Olt. Seconds oot. to pot per lack . I'll•k 1 TOO Average Price of Can in England and Wales, from the returns ending the ssth of November. 1E44. Wheat. Rye. Barley. 1 Vatsl Beans Peafe. L d. 6. d. 4. d. e d. s. 41. 85 9 49 46 o 27 7 I 5o It The average Price of Sugar, avalpeted fmni the Reining made 111 the week ending November el, le 572 Ad, per leendred ipdgba. COUNTRY MARKETS Patera OP GRAIN AT TOR rOLLoWINO BassnossotteKbeat 9sa od to tall ad der QUOTA!. Barley ass od to aps od 1 BOMB sou od to sas tad Oats sys od to 3os od Peak oos cd to oos od Mae 781 Od to 111$ od per qr . . Barley Ma oil to alls od 1 BLOTS tdto s6l od Oat. Oa 1911 od is 3sl od Peak sas od to oos od Nlyrsuay.—Wheat 63s ad to tau od per Qr. Barley 381 od to 48s Ott I Beans 48, od to trot od Oats 25111 od to 3os od Peak 44' ad to sBs od /UNLIT --Wisest 161 od to IWO od per O. Barley ass od to 481 od Beans sat od to Sas ad Oats iss od to .34t od I Peak 46s od to 5 p 04 Rrantsto.—Wheat 6us od to ties od per O. Barley 378 od to aas od 1 Beans 473 od to 56s od Oats 16s 6d to Sts od Pak 531 od to sss 6d Lady TRIGGS, who came to England in the Don caller tranfport from Gibraltar. arrived on Friday at her houft in Saville-row, in perfelt health. Warwick Houfe is to be fitted up in a very elegant flyle, for the reception of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Sussex. Wednefday, the High Court of Jufliciary met at Edinburgh, when the Right Hon. CHAst.rs Hops, late his I.4.jefty's Advocate, prefented his commit . - fion, appointing him Lord Jugice Clerk, in the room of the late Sir DAVID Ras, BAIL The commiffion being read, his Lordthip took the oaths and his feat as Prefident of the Court. On taking the Chair, his Lordfhip addreffed the Judges in a (bort but elegant fpeech, in which he laid, he turned, that with their Lordlltips able affillance, the tontines of that High Court Ibould be carried on in filch a manner as to give fatisfadion and protedion to the public ; and, as tar as lay in his power, it Ibould be concluded with punduality and difpatch. The Court was much crowded with the Gentlemen of the bar. Same day, at the ordinary meeting of the Town Council, a letter was read from the Right I-ion. CHARLES Hove, Rating, that his Majely having ap pointed him Lord jullice-Clerk, his place as Member for the City became vacant. His Lotcllhip thanked the Council for their partiality to him, and beggvd leave to recommend fn. his Iticceffor the Hon. Gtt•. AaracaoM•r. Another letter was alto read horn Mr. Amato:tsar, offcting his fervices to fucceesi the Lord Jußice Cletk. Moo Cover or Antal .—On Friday the Right Hon. Sit Wit S,.orr proceeded to the adju dication of the following exlcs—a- Joage Klafina. Bel Molter —.This Nip, falling untirr Paper burgh colours, un a voyage morn Asnaridarn to Topfham, *nit • rano of tins. hides, bark, and oat., was cAptur,d by 11:1 Ma jtity's bomb-veffel Lowder, R. Elliot, I , So. Cantinsoskr, and brought to the Downs. The claim before the Court was on he half of A. Reece. of Birmingham, merchant, for the w'iok of the cargo—The Court in this cair, condrtttn.•d di. Cargo, on the ground of the Claimant, undue and ettaradcr, an rt ft-a to this particular tranbattion. Tile Wight, Fowl hialtet,—This Wa• ■ gileakil of recaptut:. sod • claim of (Osage was f-t up in r•nrequence there"( - - I be Court, in this esk. ordered part of the value of the (hip at,li carps to he p.iJ to the (-sours Tree ales, Vinerist Past Mager.—This was lihewire a qva' ti.n et recapturcrke Coon lo this cafe *wad a swim of the rnoporty to be paid to the favor,. peal the 1 km