Star. — London, England, 1804-12-21 00:00:00

LONDON, PRIIDAY, DEI .6?. Tacos PRICE OF STOCI Bra Stott 1 6 74 16 7 I r.CEIVIBEIL et. krAell any. 'KS YF.STERDAY:: Sh•vrt . el. I a, C. Red. ,eu. 540 par Cent. Conf. that 4 per CM- 74ff 5 per Cent, Navy !but. per Can. fr. 49 Ls% Ann. lat 15-1111 Inkiia Stock [nut Imperial Ann. 9si 9-.lGehe frills 5 pa Cents 86* Dianium 81 prem. Englies Tickets I M. ua CoaL for seg. s 944 Yeßerdpy a notice was potted up at Lloyd's Coffee bqufe, that an order had been received at the-Cullom haute to lay an embargo on all (hips of ever; defcrip lion bouod to all the parts in Spain; and by LAG sight's pat, the following Order of Council was for warded to the proper Officers at all the 0 1,1 tirnt s, and • to the Vice Admirals of the mat itlme counties "Attie Cant atebe Queen's Palace the ; 9tS D-cesiberstci. prefent the King's Malt Excclieot Maya; in Council s a Whereas iqformatioo has been rec-kved that-an Esaliwrgo bas been ordered to be laid two ah Mel Oho to the porta of the Magi= of Spain : ia this day ordered by his hfajef y, by anti whir the advice of his Privy Comma, that no Ups or gaffe's be boaglog to any of his illaittlyhfubpaths ha permitted to mier gad rear out for any of the porta of Spain. moth farther toner; Mid ie Majeityls (unbar paled to order, that a Othisral liathwso leap ha made of ail Spats* Sips abd vets whatforrer, now slab, or vials hereafter ihall coo* iota toy of tholiwts, hair baora.or root~ within the Unload Xisigdom of Orem grhabs and Indeed, together with aliperfoos and efforts an board the faidillipt 'mid vtl ls; but that the sassolt ears be takes for the prefervathro tit i fl o and every pan at the antes le board any of the kid am i me claalac or sealicsakeken wsat be !Dialect • a. Derr 'usu.." . A letter from Madrid, dated ugh alr.fys, • II us lorry to lame you, that al hopes of as seeessmode jammir Eosin& is at ma god. After all the meets** that (40birmerally eatenabod here. Mr. law kft thb pbes fee Alliabbi.e• the es* lafteolood fo noel art amender the tyran- Aeiitwatb 10111/MITI, that I here so hopes of Lb return. • 4111 Se Mthes weer.* Weed for the detention of all &WA illhdialory plot is ftpalo; and so the itch an order will Wool V* soppy psis lisiiirey *lda estoduodise to deliver in a faith. 11,11111nidat yeas Lire, which wee feilewed by se order for its Viillidas mar such; sod I as lorry to fay. that we hourly • tan enter to well sway *kith Mica DOW In Spain, slier therm/a aid orders of Frame is this ill . 7 biotite( Margo; have not yet been it ag s ainft *Os. We helium that the non-artival of Mr. Faa a L lids only veaton why they have net. 1 ?' 'The Spanilb Blips which we lately announced to `been detained by His blarielly'sfrip FISGUMID, arrived at Penzance . —Sn oar iVataLal hstelfware ,a-444am. have been received frost Barcelona, by h&c way of Holland, of the date of the ain ult. by 'dun of the fire blereaatife Honfe, which nate, that, n o embargo had been ordered in that port at that period. Their trade, however, is rep:cfcnted a. 4)814ag expesienceil confiderable interruption from Lord No Loon's cruisers, who were almott daily cap turing Spina ',tire's in fight of the port. *easy tatwaing about ten o'clock his Nrwtyr arrived at the Qaven's Heide from Kew, aid in a fitort time after Alive audience to the Dukes of You I and GLOW:MISTS , . Senn after one o'clock Li s Ma yerra fet off to Blackheath, to dine with the Princel; of Wain, and in the evening returned to Kew. Yellerday the Dikes of Co Id lea t. A VD, Knit, CA TT • BRIDGE. and Souse. dined with her MAI ? STY, and in the evening her MAJESTY had aide& party of No. and perfons diflinfliun. Tie Prince of WA Lis arrived in town yefierday afternoon about five o'clock from Brighton. In the evening his Royal Highnefs gave an elefcant dinner by Lotd Mona and a felea party of friends. Lord Motu rifited the Duke of ISIDT011) yefler• day at his boufe in the Stable Yard. Lord Morta's carriage was robbed on Wednefday eight, about eight o'clnck, whilik changing horf r e al the George Inn, Stamford, of a box, a leather purr. fulio. and a pair of piitols, with which tome villain got clear off, and not the kart fufp:cion attaches v., any one at prefent. Three men came to Brrr's, a public-Annie nearly oppotite to the George, abort, three days ago. each left a horfe there, and none of th em h a re been near fince. The port-folio u fuppofed to contain papers of great confequence, for hit Lrrd %hip expelled great anxiety at the lots of it. Yefterday morning Admiral Lord Komi arrived in town from RAmfgAte. and (non after bud a long. interview with Vitcount Meivetie at the Admiralty. Earl Cattot it and Vironunt ivtia.t had e.tch long interviews with the Chancellor of the Excbequer in Downing-flreet, yelterduy. Yellerday at three o'clock Sir S:Dii7 St,IITOI had an audience of the Lords of the A.lmirally, %loch haled till ise .'clock. He is fuppofed to bare re ceived a cornm .nd. The (late of our diplomatic eflablifhment. 16811 re gard to Spain, clots not appear to be grueratiy itc derflood. Jona H3•11(11A.74 Fatat. Eft/. our late Ambiendorat the C..ort • f Madrid, returned 1.1 this c•motry about thiTe rligiths ago, and is now in town. He left behiaJ him his brother, B. Fatal!, as ('barge uith Mr. Hoar rot, a L:on tul-Genetal. Mr. B. 1 . it tas is the Gent:ctr..tu u hole artiv4l is hourly expea,J. I►is generally nodes-1 .4 , cl that a I:mitt,,l riot-t; ,, n of the hltlitia will h: to extend theirt.:t+ie:s in order to cemi kir the hattali.ms lately added to f I teg:mettts of tile line, retaining the hrt•.he• oaks as sf they continued to terve in the At all events. a redtAiun of the Militia s• i i car• tainly take place in the fpring, either as abo:c ! ed,, or by difeinbudykg lac men comprilisig the 4th daft. Mailer Es,rev's complaint, we underhand, is not, a common cold, but a fewer ; and it is the cpivi. 3 of his phylician that, though the fymptoms at preleitt are ean g er owl, and though in tevetal reliefs he it Much better than he wa• two or three days yet a fpcetly recovery cannot rcatoaably l.e cll,cactl. "fa U Vt. BORN .sxcitassr, ore. SI. The market to-day has Wheat in good fit pply, and but little of fine quality. that reaches our tnp price .it beicg moßly ordinary, ditEctat of file and lower' but little f‘ reign at hand.—The Barley trade is more briik, and at rather better price —Malt has little Pale —New Tick Beans are very plentiful, and rather cheaper—Oats arc in tolerable fury / ly. but having a demand, They are about ts. 6d. per quaker higher r G ' od Rock of Flour at our lea noted prices. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. 9?ii. toe per sr. Grey Peak 44.• to 4141- nuc Ditto. Ili' ILK, 9 11 .. Beam, Om vi.. ed. *ye , SO- 59► 04 - %4c1 . ..tn. Oa od. Tkk Ditto 445. ses. Od Oats, 3os. 121. If S. MAR, 745. Sos.od. Pnland ditto. 36.. 3pLQd. White Peak, 545. f ed. Rape Seed, 441. to 461. par PRACE OF FLOUR. Sae Floor re. to pp. Seto ods ilss, to pzs. per kelt. ti , fr. PITT i 5 frolle to Bath, whence he isnot cape& ed to return till the New Year. The Marquis of SLtoo arrived on Tuefday at his houfe in Grafton•Rreet. The .garl and Counters of Esssx left town yeller day for Callziobury Park, Herts. for the holidays. Lord SlelnY entertained the Dowager Counters of Lttrarw and her amiable dangtuer, together with a fele& party of friends, yederday at his bourn in IGrofvertor-fguare. Mt. Ha MOND gave a grand dinner on Wednefday lA. at his houle in Spring Gardens, to Lord MEL. rtual and a party of diftinerion. . The followipg are among the latea arrivals at 1341: : Lord and Lady Siberiale, Lady Liarpf,rd. Lady ladet. Lady Ann T:lbot, Lady Enailik re. Hon. Mr..od Mr. Kedis and fa. nifty, Dunn Warty, Coinnel Barrow. Cninn t i b tn .d f . Coloarl Witt, Colonel, Mra and Mitt Smirti..Lirotcomit Col , niel and Mrs. Bromley, Mlor Phillimore, Dr. Carry, Captain P"nre, Captain Capeaia Alain, Captain Cardin, Captain MIAs, Capt. Cangdaaltr. as. R 1 ,01110160 AISPIMILv.—On Monday laft avert held at the Alrembly Rooms, Ca` le Tavern, the an nual hail and (upper, which was attended by ail the Nobility aad Gentry of the pla.-e and its vicinity. Upwards of 260 perfons of claim:lion were prcfent, among whore we noticed : His Grace 'be Doke a , Queeriberry, Lord and Lady Mount Pdgeetunhe, Lord Stopford,vir John and Lady Day. Sir Theophi la. and Lady Metcalf Sir Thorna• Teflon. Ladica Town:Acad. Sir Charles and Lady Price, Mr and Baroa,rd,&c. dcc. , - The comptny did not klepArt till a Lite hour. and all (*reined highly delighted with tte evening's enter tainment. Purfoant to a late notice in the Gazette, a conn datable rife in the fares ol hacitney coarbestook place this sidy. A Letter from Aiken', of date the 9th olr, men tions that the contagious , lifiensper which had raged fur two months pan had then nearly fuhfided. Our )otter{ of yeBerday, from various parts of the Northern and I.4tient C ties, (tate, th rt they had experienced a deep fa!l cif foie : mnit rfthe roads in N sith %Vales were on Sunday tail intyndlable for heavy carriages. Satolday. the different Volunteer C yr. of Gree nock and Port Glaignw were infpea id by Colonel Bantu, when they acquitted themfeiees mach to his fatidiElicm. The perfererance with which their numbers and difcipline are maintained, refleds cre dit on the public fpit it of that portion of the corn monis y. At a late review in Ssotl end, a (mall party of the Highlanders were charged by a body of Cavalry, and it ws intended they Ibiaild retreat, and take np amt. ther pofteion. as not being able to (land the charge; bat when ordered to retreat, they ref u t e d, an d calling nut " .'4/11 aT sae Uri," kept firing in the faces of the Yeomanry, and firiking the hear.' with the butts of their makes until the Yeomanry thought proper to retire. There are it prefent in Ireland forty nine thnufand Tro o p s of the line and militia ready to take the field immediately. over and above fourteen thoufand men fat sr ire for ordinary and incidental duties. There is alto a numerous body of Yeomanry perfefily crow pr.l4nt to the precrvation of 'veal irenrpoillity. and the prevention of diford!re. vrb eh all countries may be tape:led to produce when they bcc. nu the theatre of war. Accounts from an (neer on board the Paaarna frigate. dated Benc , :olen. Amin 7. Rate. that the unfit tonne Kajoir Day s, who commanded the de tachment which was forrounded by the natives of Ceylon fume time tmre, drags on a mifcrable ex iiicnce as a menial lit bent to the Kin•. , of Candy, deprived of his toi.,;ne and ens, and otherwife bar. batoully nottii4ted j and aro the Narrow, Tee mcmoot,;, I.‘vcAtivi.a, and Ttarstennar, were jua about to fait to LA 'aria. iu purfuit of Admiral Lt. mots. On Tdefday r.iAt an alarmin! Bre broke out at the houfe Mr. Norringtote, linen•draper, fituate in de ma: ket.place. Plymouth, which watt dircovered about eleven r•'cL•ck, and continued burning till four o'cli k the nett morniog, during which it communi• c..ted to the adjoining houle, occupied by Mr. Tho ina.., Givcrimith, and lanth we•e entirely hiitnt to the ground : the back preNlices of the three neighbouring t on( tt v. ere vet y marit damaged, and had it not been t , .e engines ti.c many hit les mull have been redaced to alher : part of the th'.p-gnr•dh were laved , and depolited in the church. F•.r near halt an :1..11F no uater could b: pritcuted, and the cnld that the Weltlf flute in the pirei. On Monday lA. in the evening, a b..: 1 r •ke nut i n a row Of Cottages, at St , ekurcther, Edir.blier;b 4 ~ -!cnring to Mr. Rehearser:. 4.1 which in (pile every 4 e:rtion made by the inhalat.ants, cn turt!y con:timed one or them. On sivt:rdtiv ittvht Wt. alv tit eleven et*,:l 'colt, an in atarrn:::?, Lire trt•ke tutt in it Opp lou.trg ti LeAd of 8 the New k" id, 1141keith. r - Ad% the a/tivity•nd th t d c nti!it try to e‘t:n K ti4ll it, c..nr•ttnc:l the gte.,t.ft I , Ait &wilt in the ILL it lieivu. 1 0 . NAMICX IfiTELLIG,ENVE, AWLS THIS DAY.—WindN.l4l4, . . SIC AIM Asa. *ay laNbfun to 3 if.ambutgli (a Wpterkr4 p Pawzawes, p.c. tB.—Arrived the Spanill2 (hip Dido, foam the River de la Plata, and the fchnoner h Linda, from Curacao, both detained by the Flit.- GVAIID frigate, wl - .0 has detained 13 other Spanilh Aitoreent reT7lll, SAME MITT. On the aStE arrived the Hind, DLltitY, of and for London from Surinam, difmafled; and this morning the chip Didn, --, from the River de la Plata ; alto the fchomer la Lenda, from Curacria, detained by his Majefty's mip Fuca's', who has detained thirteen others. PLysourir, Dec. 19.—Came in the Providence, Capt. Harauaii, from Demerarii, laden with fogar and coffee, for London. PAIRTSNOUTN, DSc. 10...--ArriVedilleG RE Y 1404,210 frigate and Sraany gun brig from a cruize; Lcv w, Euo Lusa, and PUTILI (loops of war. (rum' the eaftward.—Wind E.N.E. blows hard. St( - Dec. 20.—Arrived his Wien?' (ts.op B , Captain SAIVAGIL, from the Downs. A great number of merchant Tails have been obliged to run into the harbour, with the lots of their cables and anchors. The . Malvina brig, Captain Bs lA, from London to Snot!) Shields, in ballan, in coming up the Swin with them, (truck fo vinlently on the Mape. lin Sand, as to carry away her rudder, after which The liruck agr.in, and then fortunately got into deep water ; bnt the wind was fo tremendous aad kept in creating, that the became quite unmanageable; and after patting the Nore, The again got on &ore on the China Rock, between this place and Mintier, where lise now lies; and there remains little or no probabi• lity, that the will ever be got off. Lail night Lieu. tenant Hoag.' v, commanding the GALLANT gun veil:el, io endea..,uring to get on board her at the Note, was drowned (by the cutter upfetting) with the whole of tire crew, confining of liven men, in conk quence of the violence of the gale of wind. Several velfels bare come in this morning in a very difahled flare, but we have cot as yet been able to learn the extent of their damage. DIAL, Dec. 20.—Remain in the Downs a large fleet of (hips of war, the names of which cannot learn. they having no connection with the More, owing to the tempeftuoufnefs of the weather. The Degasa armed fh:p has parted from her cables, and gone to the Weaward. This afternoon tbe Arneri • cap tbip Harmony, Captain Wier( Hem, from the Earl Indies, laden with pepper, &c. rail on (bore on Deal Beach, and it is feared will be 1..11, as her main maR is eut away.- r -Wind E. N. E. blows hard. Gas a Noce.. Dan. rB.—We are furry to learn by the American Papers, that the (hip Recovery, of this vrt, for Jamaica, has been taken by a French pri vAteer, and fent into Point lime. Carried alio into the above place, the (hip Nancy, from Cork. and a (hip from Dublin, with earznes of provilions, captured by the fame privateer. Fire Hero, SAUNOF SS, ar rived here yelleeday from Newfoundland ; fpoke five days ago, the Neptune. Ilse* v, of this port, in long. Kt. all well, from Dominique for Liverrol. Toe Diana, GIOSSAILD, of this port, was fpoken on the Banks of Newfoundland, all well. The brio Elea nor, from henc e to Newfoundland, was fpolte c 'on the Banks of Newfoundland, all well. Al rived licre early an Saturday morning the Achil les, Douc Las. from Don:ware, which parted from the Leeward Inland fleet, !ince which the has encountered very sempeflunus weather. On the 4th inn. let. 55.17. long. rl3. (poke the American (hip John and Alice. IsfiCsuas,of and Iron Phikadelphia for Liverpoiil, out 25 days, all well. Capt. 2.l•Clure very ki:rdly of fered to (ripply Captain DOUGLAS with either pro vifions or Storer, c o d to remain by him till the wea ther would moderate. Jona THOMAS, gook of the Achilles, was walled over board, on donday laft, in a gale.—Arrived aifo, on Saturday, the Caledonia, WILSON, from qtr.:bee, in 3EI days. The Recovery, &sec, for this port, was to fail the day after the Ca. A veal bni:nd from l;outb America to Old Spain, has been detained by the fhip Neptune, of tl.is port, JOHN M.Kismay maßer. She was fent for Clyde under the eondiia of faidlltip'sfecond mate and Tome of her crew, and in ber way in by the North Char.nel was taken charge of hr his Majely'sfbip ILit.ortur, who has put in with her to We Oroulay, in the Ific of Sky. The Anna Mlria, fleerfon, from Arißol for P. Thome, and liondoras, la captured anditarriod Mtn Uuadalnupe. The Thendnra, Hoy;, from the Bay of Fundy, has put into Gioeeftcr. (North Ammica) and ,(or mr.J. The induQry, Hardie, from CrarganoLA for Loodak, is loft Dear HAirtpOUl.... rew Lived. Thr :Jen. Salter, from the Currant Ifl.,ntet to London, is rut COt Malta with damage•, and tuft t.r.l repait. The Witham and Henry, Bon • frrn 5 . • , -hholm to I.nted.m. has put into Swederland with lofs of anc: ..7a is d eittltt, and n.- e and rig& 6 cut away. The Juno, ibelin7. of a•<re go the c htft of Prru in April, at,dthc ILckt.i3u!".. The Nay, Stewart, from Y., , nouth to r:'% rat...e, drove on More "II the North b.nd Hcad, tis, a, upfet to the men loft. t • datained and 'l. c v.. us. fftlit rn th. Col ( CA% Ard of the HI r.; .1 ; r Ibe AmpLo.us. 1, from lhot r frvt into Cowt• a frw ‘1.0% fiocc, h.,. r r 'l'd. at, Pry t-t)I.M, i's. Y °'‘. 1 0 ,6 " g A L —• de:trtcd ahem to Nrw .rw on the a 7'n , 41c, from Ni.w of 0.1. N.:: •• •...c r. : lieaord. ;01.1 ernv-.1 New V N ,venibcr. We mideritattj t keen feccivcd 4 '..r, C,lo.ain •cip-11.1 , th Ire ICCile.l:l.4t EPILI .1 Iro of ori t Lair, gt.h u::.-G'.~ fi ARRIVPD. At Dower, Alma d. Loh..hat, E ratll Dilate% band to London. with the loft of anchors and eabies—At Peozanoe Mod, Dark ' , from Surinam, anti damage—At Liverpool, Ro bert, parr, from Nova Scotia; and Mark Anthony, —, from Revd.—At ayde, Hero, Catham ; and C.7.T.AdA. Haynie. from Qrbte—At Dart mouth, Minerva, 1341. from Newt - ouracUand—At Waterford.Nep tune, Palk, from Newfoundland—At Cook, Harmony. Walton, trnm Oporto.-At Eluklin, Martha, Bland, from Virginia—At Matra, Firttentergon. —,, from Cdnakar; Juftlana. Stook ' • Levaot, M ai er; dialling , Briton; and Mary, !quick:h. from . Lleacrow.—Enterprife, lowfoo; (tees, Trail AM', P' Ruhi..foo ; Lord Stanley, ; Will, Brahford ; Mire, Wit fin ; Prinufs Antal', BP Don ald ; Higginfon, fen. Calhn ; Tr.; on. Marital, from hence; and William, Ainfvrortb, from New Ca. Lbar...at Bonny ; Emedidon, and Ranier, Heinle., from it , nee, at Africa ; Rocha:laptop. --- from Africa, at Sodom's Ceres. Crow, from ditto. at Honalnka; Wladearaerc, CuruJos. hAm, from hence, at Surinam; Juan, Smith, from hptce. ac Pro. ',dente; Charier. Mors; Sarah and Hin. Holland; Difp.ta, —; Mary, Wood.; Maddifort.....; New York, Brins:Auguftns. Delano; and Nancy, Henry, from hence. at New ark ; IMAM Packet, Day; aad•Lmulon Packet, —, from hence at %Pinion; &trey, Mona ; o.lve Brunch, Bbare ; Mary, Night; Vt.Pll). 'Trot , : Milford. Sampfon; Ruthy. Weßeott ; and Rover. Hills, from hence, at Baltimore; Rufe, Hathaway; Swanwick, Kuwai t= ; nod John. Telwarun, final hence, at "PlieladclpLia. A ballot was yelterday taken at the Eatt India Houfe, for the elation of a Dirator of the Company. ill the room of WILLIAM ADAM facalow, Efq. de eeafed. Me ballot commenced at nine io the morning, when the following G ent: men Rood as candiJates : . . a( taut icb ack eir9 Ell -B ritrevll li t i Zk L eat U. James Pardon. at King's Arms-yard, Colentreer. Captain George Atilktt. late -- &tyke. iu the Company. The crowd in the early part of the morning was very great, and we do not recalled for many y ears a ballot Co fully and fo refpeetably attended. The Mar gigs CORNWA LLIS, Lord CAOTLIIIIIIIOII,Lord KOMI, Lord GALLOWAY, Earl ST. VINCOIIT, and littera! other Noblemen cf dittinElion, attended early in the sunning. A conftderable interefl was excited the whale 4.y, in csnfeeptence of an expeetAtion by the candidates that the numbers at the fcrotiny would be neatly even. Media. Jac csom and Been were, however, the layout ite candidates during the morning; Mr. Pall , mow they confidered the next. At three o'clock tsoo proprietors had polled, and Et It; the total numbers were t6tio. At lizo'clock, the hour appointed, the glatTes were finally clufed, and delivered to the fcrutineers, who, at half pall nine o'clock, delivered in their report that Mr. Joust Bass had the greateil number votes,And was confcquently citified a Dirator of the Ean India Company, in the rocm of Mr. jacascu, deceafed. The Report was real from the Chair in the Gene ral Court. upon which the Court adjourned. The numbers for the feveral Candidates for thy Dire&ion were as follow for Mr. Baia Mr. PATTISON Mr. Jactsott Captain MIL LITT 636 404 392 248 On Wednefday a meeting of the Friends of Mr. Met IMAIL lIICI was Lehi at the Crown and Anchor.— It e , nfißed of between tgo and 2CO Freeholders. HENRY TUOR NTOW, Ely. M. P. being called to the Chair, be began his Add' efs by alluding to what had piked at the antecedent fileenrg, in which he had cite dear.oured as plainly and fairly a. poffible to relate the billory of the two Middlefe: Elations up to that period. He bad then Rated the grounds which bad 'at that time appeared fir loppofing the fame 011:m of perjury which the Houle ~t Commons had declared to prevail at the Sr II elcAion, to have prevail:d alfo at the fecund, thorlyis restrained in frrne degree by the lei Sheriffs of hAddletit, arid by the Olive exertioas of the friends of Mr. Mainwar ing, to prevent falfe votes from being admitted on the poll, exertions, indeed, of which Sir Francis Bordett's parry had vehemently complained. Since lila 'ail meeting at the Freema foa's Tavern, in perfhanci of the general intention then expreflid, Alit 0 billsof indienieptbad been (mind againit voters for Sir Francis Burdett, two of which b.lls bad been tried, sod in each cafe a con. Sion had taken place. Mr. Thornton then proceeded briefly to explain the general nature of each of there cafes which had been brought to trial; and comment ed very ably on the evidence of the fel, that a molt extenfive fylient of Perjury was praaifed at the !aft Elation in favour of Sir Francis Burdett. He called 'iron the Fieeholders, and upon all who valued the Conilitutlin. to contribute, by a joint effort. to fur peels that fytterti ; oblerving, that tithe public morals were not maintained. it was in vain to talk of liberty. Mr. Ms:44st+ then coved *aural refolution., ninth were Item:dad by Mr. Bows's, who obferved, that the evidence up on the trials of Price and Creek fully proved that a waft wenfive and complicated fyllem of perjury ex. riled at the lull eleAinn. He called upon the Free , holders to follow up the advantages they had gained, and inflead of flopping with the punithment of the low and deluded wretches who had been infligated I and fubnined to commit perjury, to bring to justice thole who had infligated - and fuborned them. Mr. li. denied that the caufe was local or partial;—and contended, that every County in the United Kingdom was as deeply in:netted in it as Middlcfex, arid all the inhabitants of the Kingdom as the Freehcldcrs of the latter County. He laid that bribery had lung been pally deemed a mortal fin againfl the Confli (bunion ; but that at the two left Eletlions for Via. dlefex, perjury h..d stalked hand in hand with br i b e. ry ; and lie iibferved that if perjury were fuffetcd ter become familiar, the laws would fere their proteeirr: fnice, and no man's life or property would be lA. Mr. Bs NN 67 having ft:netted that the privecutti no ought to be taken up by t!,e Attorney Genera!, M . llows.ss laid, that they WI old be attended in hi• opi nion tairli more effect if they rcfulted from the (brut of the county, which he confidered as bound to vindicate its own rights. Much had been laid of the outraged rights of the Freeholders of Mlddlefez: the late trials p:nved, that thole rights had, indeed. been grofsly outraged; but this had Leen done by 'h e party complAinin . The p , or innrccnt lambs wow had made the out. ry were the:rife:re. the cll• urinals. ht. B. then fuggelteh.thAt the , i•jeel of the fleeing (A lib:tal lobkriptio 0 would be butt i :.- tamed by moderate fotsfcription: of tire or ten ;!..i. ocav, or trim line to ten goin-as, whit::, .t• the c.. .: ssA• universal, might be expe." - :....: EJ 1•111.{th 4 COM° 1 •... lit fup, ly for 411 pupil ,• i he motors se ere then una.. rno..ily :,, teed to, and the 'banks of the taming votes to tl.o C...ucia4u.