Star. — London, England, 1804-07-06 00:00:00

FRANCE. Pills, JUNE 21. The coronation lean, which was to take place on the day of Sr. Naroutom, has again beea poßponed to the 9th of November. An amphitheatre for the Cooftituted Authorities, is ereiting in the Dome of the Hotel des lavatides, where the ceremony is to ;ee celebrated. There is silo a gallery preparing for the fpeeators. The Members of the Legiflative Body, and other public O ffi cers, will appear in em broidered mantles, over their coflume of Rate. General SOLIGRAC is arrived from Italy. He brings the Oath of Allegiance from the Army of Italy. The Legion of Honour has been definitively orga :geed. It is to confiß of vo,ooo p erfons. They will wear a red ribbon, with a Giver liar : and the Offi cers a golden Rar. The Chiefs will, it is laid, wear a blee ribbon, with a more fplendid badge. The mother of Geososs is on her way from Brit tany to Paris, to aft mercy for her fon. Iduzau occupied in the Temple the fame apart =At in which Pace sotto died. When the votes were taken on MOREAU'S femme, the Judges were equally divided at firit ; four of them voted for death, four for acquittal, and four fot two years imprifonnient. After a debate, which laßed fix hours, the majority declared for confine- meat. It is raid that Gamines has written a letter to the Emperor, dicing pardon for his companions, and taking all the blame upon hinsfelf. Although (trent Foreisn Envoys have already meowed their new credentials, they will not deliver *at before a certain day, to be fixed by the Emperor. PRIVATE LrITIR, PARIS. JUNE at. TM following paper was flock urat Mentz on the srb of lag month t pm:D=lhe the Osebsil be Chief ! Ile is weighty to he without errembre. The Rem which he het se quin/A bieerdy eel loroltoady anode( Wadi to the &hoer • folmerf. Oaf beeroefe Is eclat ilirgit the The vibes Word co- lonies by which k was eteiloytog to be obleured. el the wink intim a% owl wW shims be, far the profperity of Ibis poet moo. MONO dam I Pother of the tieidkss ! Et at this MIONNIft the &Rehm tears which thy loaseetkee ea ten seso SA sod which iodilitue of wee csoctutrate within Pair hafts. Nay sn disk whom Forme bands, sod • peekoil lair& Is the *hi of their oaken, heeeefotth oho roes Gr emir any mood I Imes would doe have la tsar ham owe brat Jidda remote, sod Meads to bor ape ." 7htt lenience of death pronounced on Ocoee's, ▪ feetns, not be executed; in corroboration of which the following particulars ate laid to be au- iIiDDLESEI ELECTION. The Committee fat yellerday to hear evidence in fupport of the charge brought by Sir FRANCIS allo ws- againit Mr. M Az wasiN o, ofhavingvolated the Treating and Btihery ASR, and after feveral hours inveßigation of the fame, adjourned to this-day. So ' many inaccurate accounts having been inferted in the Public Papers relative to this intereiting cootell, we are glad to have an opportonitT of isiving our Readers a correa Ratement of the proceedings. The numbers for each Candidate on the clofe of the poll were—For Sir FRANCIS Bt/RDITT, 3207 ; and for Mr. M•INWARING, 2937. Sir FR•IICIS BURDITT objelted to 2367 of Mr. MAINWARING'S votes, for various caulks, amounting to about is in number; and Mr. MAINWARING ob jeaed to 3195 of Sir FR•NCIS Bo 'MITT'S Votes. Mr. MAINWARIIIO, for the purpofe of bringing the Petition to as early a termination as rabic, waved all his objections to Sir FRANCIS BUICIITT'S votes, except that for non aßeffment to the land tax, and he confined this °Nation to fuch of Sir Pumas BuRDITT'S voters as were not afteired either in their own names or in the names of their tenants. Upon this ObjetiOn Mr. MAINWARING difqualifiedt3e6 out of the i soo votes, leaving the numbers of Sir Fowls Bu &DLIT, 1901. Upon the ferutiny of Mr. MAINWARING'S VAC/41 Sir Fiona, Busnurr infißed upon all his original objettions, and !truck off 927 of Mr. MAINWAILING ' S votes; which leaving Mr. Maiswaa trio a confider able majority of gond votes, the Committee fofpend cd the fcrutiny on Tnefday loft. Mr. Mara waarmu alt . () abandoned the charges of bribery and treating a g aina Sir FRANC is Buitorrr, who yeßerday proceeded to give evidence of treating againit Mr. Masawaatwo. It is probable that this enquiry will take up fome days. If this charge is fubßantiated, there will be a new eleaion ; if not, Mr. Matsiwas.tho will be enti tled to the feat. The Candidates for Ayleibury are CHAS. Barma n:a. Efq. the High Bailiff of Wetlminfter, and the Marquis Taos. Gas:lT'LL*, btother to the of BOC1111100•11 and Lord Gazavazza. In the lin of recent arrivals at Bath are— Lord Lllo:d,lord Ellwardal, y are— . Major LIDA Major Wroth, Dr. Hervey, Rev. Mr.sM Dm, Rev.lMr. Mayo, Rev. Mr. Swish, Mr. and Mn. Mask sod ray. Arrived laR week at Glafgow— Thc Earl and Count& of Eglinton,aod Lady jow MontgoneerW, the Earl and Counters of Cants. and MEG Mullellwrllly. E erkarl and Countefe of Errol, Lord Hay. and Elba of New T, Mr. Elliot and Cafe. Dawfon; CIL and Mn Mokr,of CalloclL Lady Satossuav, who died a few days fence at her houfe in Harley ftreet, has bequeathed to Sir THOMAS SALDSBOIY. her nephew, 30.0001. and to Mr. Sat ussu ay (the younger brother of Si:Thomas) the bulk of her fortune, eftimated at upwards of soo,oool. The few ants are ve ry handfomely pro vided for ; the Reward and houfekeeper are to have 6001. each. and the others an annuity of 3oL The funeral took place on Tuefday at the family vault in HertfordOtire. On Wednefday a number of American Gentlemen met at the Grove Houfe, Camberwell, for the par pofe of celebrating the anniverfary of the indepen dence of the United States. A grand difcharge of cannon took place on the occafton, and there was previous to the breaking up of the company a bril liant difplay of firewot Es. A number of appropri ate wafts were given in the cootie of the evening, and among the rest the health of our illulirious So veleign was drank with great althorn:fin. Among the company prefent were Mr. IV.l.mtao, the American Milliner, and Mr. levities, Conful Ge neral for the United States. The whole bufinefs was condufted with the iitmoft cordiality. and the com pany parted in perk& friendlhip at a late hour. CITY 13v5tms55.—Monday the LORD MAYOt held a Common Hall at Guildhall, for the eleftion of She ila, for the year enfuing, in the room of THOMAS Gairritus, Efq. who has paid his fine to be ezcuf ed ferving the fame, and Pint. EPHRAIM Lust NSAL- Efq. who has refuled to give bond to take upon him the laid office, when the lift of the Gentlemen in nomination being read over to the Common Hall, there appeared a majority, by Phew of hands, in fa vour 01 JUII M LACIER LA MOTTE, Eli'. Citizen and Wheelwiight, and JAMES OLDHAM OLDHAM, Efq. Citizen and Needle Maker, who were declared duly eleiqed Sheriffs for the year enfuing, and Mr. Com mon Cryer was ordered to wait upon them, and in form them thereof. As fome of oar Readers may not know the Confti tution of the Houk of Peers, it may afford them ufe fel informati , n on this branch of oor Legiflatnre to fubjnin the following carrell Ratement of it t 14S HOOSI 10 I SUITS Or :6 Dolma of age, and snack/ to vote. exclave of Dukes of the Blood Royal. It TA ariulica of all, an/ nodded to vote' It Earle. St Vile:ammo. 13 Barons. 242 Of thi. number probably fifty au be out nf England, or me have ta4en oAtki and their be in am Pullman, and courequatly cam,* you. '9s 16 Scotch Petra, charm by tM Peers et Scodadd. 1$ Irt Veal, diode' by the Ir 4 hilb 516Ops,choten In like runner. sio EDO! Archiollope and Whops. NM The Sena aid hi& Peen, and the Arabilber sad Mope woe with the Minißrr, sod tbrfe amount to 71 Durtmit the forma rhamintlratio• of Mr. Pat. there were marl, MA Pew beiore—liwooa 611 No Peers bef."—Larts 5 Not Peen before—Vintonts S Not on We Desch Ireture--Bittopt is --- Fide Ave of Chafe Peen who were advanced from Banos to Icounts and Fads, and V &cunt s and Earls advanced to Mar sultres ; and o( 1140srps advanced to hlghrr and Wier fen On the Defence Bill there voted rerfonally. and by proxy, 154 in Comm . of that meacure. Monmouth Wool Fair, on Wednefday fe'nrsight, very relpettahly attended by a ntimer , u• body of elntlipers and dealers in that arfie.e, arid • large qu•ntitv WAS brrmvsit for (ale. Prima fan - pies Cod from ifs. to 3tt. W. per ftr,ne, all of which met with ready firrcharcr6 taictio; fiats Liam t4s. upwards. LONDON. theistic : Some letters Bate, one of his Judges waited upon dr. prifoster .by fuperior command, and addretted Minas as follows :—" I base not the honour to be bourn by you, Sir, but I come to prefent you this raper to 11p, to obtain you your liberty." " Wit I Intow you very we 11 ,,, replied Georges, " you are IL. Giusti. one of my aloft moderate judges' whom /have remarked as tech. I know you have former ly been a Member of the Parliament of Paris. and Comataadant of Corfica. I like you ve r y well; but yoga. fall I diflike . I belong to England , and Ma I Bull not crave pardon; if the Emperor choofes to do it. let me be exchanged for tome French pri *mem" George's Advocate is raid to have under labia to pretest a pe:ition upon this fubje4t to the Laporte, to obtain his exchange for font French *Seer of ,difthaftion detained as prifoner of war In Zagland. The following anecdote proves farther the &unser' of this eztnordinary man's chandler s--A few days after his condemnation, he gave a French crown to one of the turnkeys to fetch him a bottle of good wine, defining him to keep the tell for his trouble. — The fellow was impudent enough to bring him the wort wine that could be pr ocured. " Nay," lays Georges, opening the bottle, 0 this wine is not worth a'fous."...." Good enough" replied the turnkey, " for Mach a robber as you are; in a few nights the guillo tioe will fettle your bufinefs," Georges e nraged at this unmanly outrage, took up the bottle, and threw It with fuch violence at the fellow's head, that he was carried off fentelefs. The printers of Paris have not been able to fupply the demand for the fpeeches of General Moreau and his defender. Of the latter alone upwards of 40,000 copies have been fent to t h e de p artments. 'rhe American Minifter, Livia csrom has return ed with good bills for fi fteen millions of livres; hut Ise was; notwithdanding, not received by Tact, T itan") in the manner he etpeeed, after his financial and political expedition to England; becaufe, more money. and a better iffue. were hoped for here. On Livsnotroa's firft conference. after his arrival here, he remained clofete d with T , for fix hours, and a courier was fent to the Emperor immediately afterwards who ordered T to wait upon his Majelly. The rumour of peace, of by Lir. INGITOM'S journey, was received with a fistisTattioa every where, not agreeable to the conquerors of Eng land in petto; even the proud warriors on our coal! began to carets a derive of rather negociating with, than combating, the flop-keepers, bccaufe they began to think, from the intrigues ot their Sovereign for a peace, that hi- means to d.-ftroy modern Carthage d;d pot correfpond with his &fire. This has canted the paragraph in the Koniteur, denying what is very well known here. and which, a month ago, Government did rot conceal, that Mr. Livingßott was fent pour swage le knees, " to found the Cab:net," as Talky rand himfelf laid. But what confirms the partici,- 1 Mara of the million of Mr. Lie ingfion is, that another neutral Minitter was And to undertake it, bat Te• fated until he c ould obtain pertniffion tom his Court; regarding, as moll poliucians here do, theft iniffions merely as intrigues, to lull England into a fatal fecutity when the blow is intended to be (truck. Should the war continue twelve months longer, our now remairang part of trade will be entirely anni hilated. Our merchants and anufailurers are al ready in the greaten surd' s, e v ery where. for want of ready money ; all confidence being at an end, and little is done but for e.ah. Several new and non pelted failures have slimmillsed *hat little confidence remained* The dircount en the bah .1 our fi r g boufes (no other a.v dig-counted), ha% ariferi Irons one and • half and two per cent. L to aree and titer, r and a halt ref cent. in the month ; even Lyon ei it ot bulge , date than two m-o.ths. tom. per cent. in the m..nth mutt he pail. nave we nut reafon .... A -C....U. Ana 01 the MU 1 FRIDAY, JULY IL MICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONZ O'CLOCII Coot for July s:44t c d uee d 56-omnisna 41 per. Lang Long A. 16 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERD AY Bank Stock Long Ann. 16 9 16i India Bonds s 3 per Cent. Red. 56.1 56 ‘ • 3s. dit. 3 per C Conf. AnnAkut frith 5 per Cent. 8 5 • per Cent. 7311 Eselteq. Bills, Is. ss.dgi 5 per Colt. Navy Rut Ornniunt 4 pron. 5 pit Ceut.l797 9711 Confols for ace. 57%51 DIALS N, JUNI 29.--Gov. Ikon r CCM. 7i, Exchange—Dublin on n xi* Difpatches, over land, were yefterday received at the India Houfe. They are not, however, of fo late a date by a month, as thole which brought intelli gence of Peace having been concluded with the Mahrattas. The delay, we underltand, has been ec calioned by the difficulty of travelling through Egypt in the prefent diflurbed Rate of that country, which will alto account for the advice' of the ra cation of the Treaty by the Marquis WELLISLIT not having yet arrived. Yellerday morning, (non after breakfall, the ROYAL FAMILY walked in Kew Gardens. Wednefday evening, about fix o'clock, his MA. years', accompanied by Printeffes &rata and Au a. LIA, rode through Richmond. Her MajZiTY, and the Pan ics:lsis followed in three phaetons. On their return, about eight o'clock, they vifited the Duke of Curse v ,at his houfe on Kew Green, and took tea ; during which his Royal Highnefs's band play ed at the door. Yeßerday morning Mr. Fosraa. Mr. Brasserie% and the Loan Cirancski.oa tranfaffed bufinefs with Mr. Pare, at his honfe in Downing-Itreet. Lord Duncan is &rattly eapeffed to receive an im portant Command. His Lordfhip attended at the Admiralty yenerchy, and had a conference with Sir Jowa COLNOTS, in the abfence of Lord Ms xvit.ks. Government, is is Paid. has received pofitive intel ligence of the enemy's defign to attempt a landing. as newly as polfibk at the fame time. inrfe and Guernfey. Difpatches were fent off on W ed nefday to both thefe Iffands. All the troops along the op polite line of the French coat, from Coutance to Vahville, have been in conflant movement during the whole of lag week, and reinforcements had arrived from the interior. Wedcefday embarked at Cowes, on board the outward bound Indiamen, for Madras and Bengal, his Majelly's 17th Regiment of foot, Soo Rrong, well appointed. and moßly• young men. The Regiment bas been in the Ifle of Wight upwards of fix weeks, and their exemplary conclue, during their Ray, en titled t hem to the regret of the inhabitants at their departure. General Ds Lancer has refigned his &nation as Barrack Halter General, in contequence of ill health. Report mentions Gen. Hswerr as his fucceffor. Colonel Tecsow, of the nth Regiment of Foot, is appointed by his Majesty, to command the Vo lunteers of the Ifk of Wight ; and •Lieut. Col. Kiwi. to be Infpeffing Field-Officer. Mr. Ti has refjgned the command of the Somerfet-plue Volunteirs. Mr. Calamine is eleffed in his Read. The Prince of Wat.ts's Volunteers met yeflerday afternoon in the Green Park, where they had a field day. Loord MOIRA did not review them as reported. His Lord MOSILA did not review them as reported. liii Lnrd(bip dined yefterday with Colonel Mikis PATEN ANDREWS. The Loyal Whitechapel Volunteers had yeflerday a field day, under the command of Major MARSHALL. They muttered Soo (Irons, who went through their military exercife with great precifion. 'l'lll* corps are now upon permanent duty, and mount guard re gularly at their head-quartets in the Tenter Ground, Goodman's Fields. On Tuefday fennight, the Lancaller Volunteers, commanded by Licurenant•Colonel BRADSHAW, re turned to Liverpool from Ornificirk, where they had been on permanent duty for three weeks. The :if Wiltibire. Cardiganfhire. and Merioneth- Mire Regiments of D.lilitia, are ordered to the Isle of Wight, to replace the r7th Regiment. embarked for the Eafk Indies. Ott l'tiday morning UR, embarked at the garrifon jetty, Hull, Captain )/VN IT 11, and Lieutenant Rt uofn. and Enfign SAUND , with a detchmen about eighty rank and file of the Third Royal Lin coin Militia, who hare been taught the great gun ezeacife ; and failed the fame tide, with camp equi page, and a proportion of powder, round, grape, and cafe (hut, and (mall gores, &c. (or the batteries at Shepherd's Houfe, and White Booth Roads, in Lin colnfhire. and the Spurn Head, in Holdernefs. Saturday the &It regiment of Glafgow Volunteers commanded by LAURIINCI CRAIG at, Efq. Lieutenant- Colonel Commandant, arrived from Stirling, where they had been un permanent ditty for thirty days. The Canadian Fencible Regiment, commanded by Brigadier-General Paraa a r e marched into Glaf gow, from Hamilton. They l are a body of uncom monly Rout good looking men, in number about 7cio. The St. Andrews Regiment of Royal Fife Volun teers, commanded by Lieut. Cul. Car•r. now on permanent duty in Dundee Barracks , was reviewed on Friday, the :nth of June. by Major General M.Dols•Lo, on the ezerci fi ng grnnn d adjoining. who, in the firongent terms, was pleafed to exprefs his entire fatisfaltion with the Readincfs and correß. ncfs with which the movements and firing were performed by the Regiment. The French in Hanover are celebrating, with the utmoll gaiety, the acceffiun of B o the Im perial Throne. All this is done at the expellee of the inhabitants, who are obliged, dining thefe fellivities, to give double allowance to the Officers and fidiers that may happen to be quartered a ith them. By or der of the new Commander in Chief, BF R NALKIE 'I 1, all the hunting apparatus formerly bel..nging to the S .vereign, is put in requitition, and will immedi- Atli be iraroported to Paris. Ycflerday a porter, named Finis, after having de livered his lead al a diaper'. in Lutfga.e•oreet, fell eves a heap of dunes; and dlocared Ids knee-pan. NAV'TIC.II. INTALLIGINCR. MAILS THIB DAY.—Wball MIL PUS. ALM but DAM a o Hasobsegb o Waterford I Gott burgh 0 • NAFT.OPPICI, 7rly s, 13, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS sal COMMISSIONERS e HIS Avow rr Tr, xd, bray ghe N. That on Wedoefday the zit\ of MO month. at ow eclat. they will be ready to treat with tads redoes as may be willing to Colored for forplylog DUTCH TARSUS, abed kis Weer. yards at Woolwich. SHOES for SEAMEN and BOYS. To be delivered at the Mop Oec herr, CANVAS BAIA for when Patterns maybe fcco. SEAMEN. A form of the teodw may be Ca at dd. °See. No %oar will M tweivid Off harks eclesi is tie day yore. T, tier awl issued Waft tee poly, sr r eras fa hie, easels. PLYMOUTH, JULY 4.—Came in the fmuggling boais Mary, of Plymouth, from Guernfey, laden with iso calks fpirits ; and the Flower , of Plymouth, in ballaft, having thrown her cargo overboard, both captured by the hired armed brig Human, of i 6 guru, Captain Hiss, off the Start. Sailed the SAIL Jos's, of tto guns, to join the Charnel Beet: alto the LADY Waaarr, of 14 guns, With sect to the eaft ward. • COWS, JULY 5.--Anivelf Die Waebfamkeer, Jacos Pares, Mater, from Dantsic, with timber, for a market. Sailed the Hope, Huss., with fall, for Charleftown ; Ebenezer, Waimea% for Long • found; and Lonifa Maria, Kaocn, for Frederick. dad!. PoILTSMOUTH JOLT s.—Arrived the RANGER &op of war, and PROSPERO bomb, from a cruize.—Sailed the Ajax tranfport, for Cowes; and Fsicon revenue cutter, with a fleet under convoy, for Guernfey. Wind Erin. Dam., juts , s.—Arrived IA SUNS frigate, Foal' and SULPHUR bombs, Haar/ Ilnop of war, ARCHSR. BLOODHOUND, and Rawest brigs of war, from off the French coaß, and remain in the Downs with the Ihips as per laR. The Vista hese fignatfor a convoy to the wellward. Wind S. E. PROM LLOYD'S UST. GRETEMED. JOLT j.—Paired I the Odor. Lersictio, 800 Barcelona ; Pdronetta, Rae. from oboingen ; Jeeps itoaeritens. Monde, and the Vrew marpretsa,—, rroralaboaa.—saika tte Fanny. Proating, fee Cork; Jemtna, Bartseraar Morin g Hibernia. Montgomery, and the Flue. Smith. hr Waft Captain A oasstz is appointed to the command of the Amscaaon Hoop at Sheernefs. HIGH COURT OF ADDS .—Yeaerclay the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudis cation of the following cafes : Was Verkded, Loden inaker-411monss, Klock rinfter-.-Cse that.= Slizaluclu—•— —Atlas cataerow,comeamtsiter--. Maria, °lslands maller—blanse sashonwn, 'now ba above edge sad cargoes were eatodemosd as good and lawful prince to the captors, on the ground of treads or blockade. Le Boa Accord. 0•1 malbw.--Tbe goods in this ants were madonna& kat die quellion as to jolnt-eaptunt was duetted to land over till nest Coact day s[ lowa ether :matters which cams before it, adjourned. The following are the Pales:ger going out in the Ealt-India fleet : Per the Saation.ceebtadrailir John Cradoek, Lady, nadira and smite; Cap. J. ; Mdiku I. H. Talbot, W. MOO. Sacra R. siehanuon, 0. W. Aubrey, H Sheen, E. J. A. Drilteid. Cam detu—Seugal—Melfra. J. EiNlyza, W. H.R. Betterworth. J T. Goad, J. Wright. R. R. Young , W. B. Sa lmon, J. A. Bins. Ro4 G. Arnold, Wen. Per Um IT'D Kt novo se.--Madne—Mr. C. Maras, Sarrilter g Captain 'l . Sydenbant a nd Lad y ; Mr. J. Smith, Cadet —Ben g al-. Mr. W. Doris, Writer; C. H. Hoppner, ditto; Mr. sod Mrs. Simplon proceeding far three years ; Mars. C. I..ngrico,l.CoriT, S. Witten, J. S. Gale. W. Hales, J. Minn, Cadets. Per Woaessrm—Madras-Meifrs. T. Birt, 0. MaTay.... Cadets. Per Loan HAW IL RISOIT ..I'VtadriVlßJOr Gams' Jean Smith, Mrs. P . BaIIDerDIRD, Mr. P.. Maize, Cadet. Per Ail LT CA IT e...e11r. NM MIR. &Ott, and MUM Se Nicho C l TZto p v:lbt F ig to e. P j dna ot Wakes , Tend ; Mifs C. Seymour Per Doze or M 00000 sz,—Madrzoi—Mr. J. M. Shakcfpear. Cadet ; Mr. Rowe, Free Mariner. Per hionancn.—Bengal.—Mr. T. Perney and family, Mcffrs. D. Campbell, W. Butler, Free Mariners ; Milks F. Rand, C and A. Hentirg ; Meas. W. Holakkk, J. Fagan, R. D. bycre, C. D Sunk'''. Cadets. Per Sovearion.—Benplai-Mr. F. Balfour, jun. merchant. Captains J. Cunningham, A. Frazer ; I.lcut. C. Murray ; McErs. R. Keys, J. Henderfon.Afilitant Surgeons ; Mars. A. ii. Hardy. 1 Thomas, j.. Signings, 0. B. Field, J. Macleod , T. C. Cawltade. T. dets • Mrs. Frazer, M. Keys , and C. Saul : Milks Frikine. j Simpkn, B. Kirkpatrick, H. Dawfo and F. Pow. Per A Bengal—Captain A. Caldwell: Meffra. E. Oattaler, A. Graham, J. Du Few, P. Jamie, G. W. BoUicay, H. I Holmes, W. Norton T. S. Oliver, R Atkinfon, T. Palmer. J. H. Arfpenival, S. (Pliden, H. Pitt, E. Fitzgerald, and C. Welafter Casts. hia I.lte, and bowed to the multitude, proyine Wedncfday morning at nine o'clock, two of the mutineers of his Majefly'sMontanus, of 74 guns, who have been for Come weeks pall under Go. tenet of death, were executed in Plymouth hit bout, one of them on board the MINOT•UR, of 74 guns, in Cawfand Bay, and the ether in Hamossze. Two oters, who are under Cadence of death, are referved. as h it is (aid, to he executed on board one of the (hips of the fleet off Brea. Yeflerday morning, Providence Haw,4rl was, put fuant to his fentence, executed before the clvh -, ir door of Newgate, in the Old }Lacy, for for4ta t ; cheque, for the turn of 7434 purporting the lame to be drawn by Mr. Jona RICHARD Rm., v, on the Houle of Meffrs. RoasltTS, CURTIs, and Co. bankers. He was brought out of Newgate a few minutes be fore eight o'clock ; jolt before he was turned off, 43e (book hand, with the Sheriffs, feemingly redo' cited ll the ' , hilt. Hr was proudly deeded in mourning. and appeared to be about 24. VCAtS of age. After hanging the ninal time. he was cot down, put into a heatfc, and taken to 4 , 1 undertaker's. As this was the full execution liner the Ktao's ineWpolivo^, it existed a great cortolity, and A. an catty hour, :•.e whole (pace between the pi don and Snow Hill was filled with the populace, who teemed to feel n'o=h more t:tan they tiled to do when kerma of thi• Llnd were frequent. The foal ap;.aratus was erefte I • , r the old way in [tont of the ptilon. gate bow cal tho too tre! bel lio sex dee the Ina Fr I