Star. — London, England, 1804-06-29 00:00:00

to- in a and tblic ig in s on lona kind Ad luty. t to- Lc fd- /Nl2l. 'emplc. It have been L others :ccive a echo at- it on his afEadort, the Pa -1111, hate Protocol hich declArd in to tin Eleflor Already 5 to corn- le of the mportant pally ca:• . 7 :41 on by i \ l'.so.tweets ale So'Mises engigeti in them, written i heir own hands. (here is again talk of a projein of etchange, by which the Palatinate of the Rhine and the Breifgau will receive new =afters. %RIJN, Just 16.—The French gnvoy. M. La Foam., has given in a very iatisfaaory anfwer to the note lately delivered to him, and immediately fent off the fame by a Courier to his Bunten. It is underftood that Lieutenant-General Prince KIIIIIFILDT is appointed to carry the congratula tions of this Court to the newly elated EV471104 of the French. He came to Berlin from his ellate at Aller, near Doffeldorf, but the time of his depar cure is not yet fixed. Jura lg.—The report that General LAmoata and Citizen FAMIBIIIt, have been smelled, at the in- Rance of the Preach, at Neiffe, in Silefia, is entirely without foundation. VERONA, JUNI a.—lt it 01 faid that the Houfe of Maria will receive the Republic of Ragnia, which has hitherto been under the groteßion of the Ottoman Porte. By this the Aufirian Monarchy will obtain a new port, which carries on a c,onfiderable trade by fca ; and alto the advantage of cßablilhing a complete communication between Dalmatia and Cat tano in Albania, ceded to the Court of Vienna by the treaty of Luneville, which communication was be fore interrupted by the territory of Ragufa. 1/issue, joie 9.—The Government of the Italian Republic has fent to this Court a Plenipotentiary of the name of TANTII.OIII, charged with Come particu lar negotiations. He has been prefeoted to his Ist• 'MULL MAJISTT by the French AlnbairadOe, CH Ale- Thissudience has given occafion to the faille report, that the French AmbalFador had received his new credentials. It is now determined that the three great exereifing camps, intended to be formed near PeR, &all be formed in the plains of Turnos and near Prague. Ye fterday evening the diicharge of canton proclaim ed the baptifm of an Archduchefs, of whom her Iss- VIIIIAL KIJISTT bad been fafely ddivaed the night before. The ceremony was performed by the Arch bilhop. Count HorsrwasrN. Dube A of San Teichee, Rood godfather, oat which aceoent the new born Princeis received the name of Malta Amin. TINA. After the ceremony was ended, his INIPNRIAI MAJ a sr' , bellowed the Grand Crois of the Order of St. Stephen on the Archbillsop, and the Dike of Satre Teichen madelseilstraataz Ilfayerrr a parent of the value of 40,000 florins. Yelierday free atimiC Son was allowed to every perfon at the two Coon Theatres. • Iratr, Jos kg.—An Engliat flag of truce has ar rived at Leghorn, with difpaches for the Court of Etruria. The Secretary of State the Chevalier Nose is ap- pointed Governor to the young King of Etruria. The Public Journals at Milan, fay that it is al ready determined that the Firft Magiftracy of the Italian Republic (hall be rendered hereditary in the family of BONAPAILTA. But whether the title of Prefident will remain or be changed into that of King of Lombardy, time mutt (hew. STIALIOWD, Jose 13.—0 n the Bth int. Gruen gun ►oats arrived here from Gottenburg. N , Mar Sicilian Majefty has pro :noted the late Minitter of State, Count Amur, to the rank of a Prince; and as a further reward for the fervices be bas rendered to the Crown and the State, has prefented him with Come fine dates in Si cily, which bring in annually above 30,000 ducats. The Count has now refigned all his offices, and has determined to end his days on thefe dives. He in confequence fet out for Sicily on the 2:d of May.— The King and Qeen, and the whole Royal Family, took leave of him with great regret. The reprefeo tAtiont of a foreign Power has greatly contributed to this change in the Adminiftration. Yellerday morning their MAJISTIII, the Pam castles, and the Dekes of Kier and CAMSII.IDOI, walked in Kew Gardens. Ytflerchty abodt three o'clock Sir C s Itloa c.4w arrived at Kew, and had an audience of his Ma- I t STY, and laid before his MAJIISTY the determhsa twos of a greetnumber of Court Menials which have been held at Jerfey, Brillol, and in various parts of the cr,tintry. Difpatches, which are fuppofed to be of confider able importance, were received yeflerday at the Ad miralty from Admiral Comma ccis. We underfland that they relate to fome movements which have with in there few days been obferved in the enemy's fleet. Great aOivity has lately been exerted to prepare it for lea. Yeflerday at noon a Cabinet Council was held at Lord HARROWBY'S office in Downing-flrect, which fat till four o'clrrk. There were prefent the Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor of the Exchcquer, the Duke of MON TROSF, Earls CAMDIN, CHATHAM, 311 d WiITMOSILAND, and Lords MuLcaays, HARROW iv. ITAWRISSURY, and CAsr AAAAA CM. S . r S: oast SMITH had yefferday a long interview with Lord Ms Loit.cr, at the Admiralty. Arrived on Friday at Edinburgh, Lieutenant Co loud hlictirlsott, Aid-de-Camp to General Lass ; at.,l Lieutt:nant Culonel Mac Quitaiess, of the 86th regiment. Arrived at Glafgow, the Earl of Doessoas, Lord RANCLIF/14 Sir HARR• Vat's Taes.uT, and Lady Car , Ardkinglafs. The 41e9ferdeei Conrad of June as, fates, " That an Englifh frigate approached clofe to Scheveningen on the ,9th, and fent a boat on fhore, to deliver a letter, which was immediately forwarded to the Go- kdttrkli. Tins t•Aii,Awb.4 8 w. MIL Ns. ARC iv:. : Heialorsgs s • I . Gottialorib o d niabUn Waterfat4 rfie.. PTll22 ll eTs PHI *--L-Yefterday the Paovntaisea revenue cutter, Captain Wotiet.t, arrited from Scilly ; and this day the GAMUT (loop of war, frOm a cruise, and remain. Julia 26.—:Yefterdap after polt came in the Loan NILSON fehooner, of Dover, hired for his'MaJefty's fervice, WILLIAM Flamm' Make, in order to get her complement of hands ; and this morning arrived the Norway veffels, the Friends, of Eifterice, Cap tain Jammu ; and the Two Brothers, of Tanfberg, Captain Butz, from Dram. with timber, &c. for this port. PLYMOUTH, PISS 27.11121 e in the Faux fchoon. er, of 54 guns, Lieut. Bova me, from a cruise off the Coal! of Spain ; during which (he captured near Bit boa, three French lugger:, laden with wheat: they had alfo on board a large quantity of dollars, which were taken oat, and are now on board the Fits:, to the amount,- it is Paid, of near (even tons weight.— The loggers are not yet arrived, but are hourly ex peeled. They were from Spain and bound to France. —Came in the AMITY finuggling lugger, of Fowey, laden with 304 calks of fpirits. from Guernfey ; the was captured near the Ifle of Lundy, by his Majefty's (hip NIMROD, of 18 guns, Captain P. O'Nstz ; alfo the BOADICSA, of 38 guns, from the Channel fleet. —Sailed the BUSY cutter on a cruize, and the BST say, of 8 guns, with a fleet under convoy to the Downs. Postrsesourst, knelt O.—Arrived his Majefty's (hip MAGNANIMS from Plymouth; Duke of Mon• trofe, and Woreener Eaft•lndiamen from the Downs HARWICH, Just' 27.—8 y a neutral veffel jolt ar rived. we find that the enemy have been in motion all along the Dutch coaft. She fell in with an Ame rican, from whom the learned that all poffible exer tion was making to get the different flotillas to Bou logne, and that it was poffible the threatened invalion would Coon be brought to a trial. On board of this veffel, Johnfon, the (muggier. who, vie underftand, to have efcaped out of prifon at Fluffing, had taken his pelage, to Bofton. He appeared to be very ill, and to have fuffered much by long and dole confine ment. YARMOUTH, Julia 28.—Yellerday paffed through there Roadsthe Lids armed (hip, CONSTITUTION and Holum cutters, with a fleet of merchantmen from the Baltic. Left night arrived here, with mails and paffengers, the Lark packet, Capt. Dext., outward bound from Harwich. This morning arrived the Noarota armed veffel, and remains with the MON MOUTH, of 64 guns, ANISTHYST frigate. PARAGON, ATLAS, SCAPYRI, and TRITON armed (hips, Srao, Hoarse, Swan, and LIVeLY cuttets. The latter is waiting the arrival of the outward-bound Baltic (hips. Wind N.E. frells breeze. Diet, Jura 28.—Sailed through the Downs the Ardent, RAMSAY, fur Jamaica. —Arrived and failed for the River. the Suir, Jos Bs, from Waterford. Re main in the Downs his ,Majeny's (hips, armed de fence (hips, and tranfports as per lift. Wind N. N.E. Gei►t:ocl, Jun. 26.—Arrived yefterday, the De merara. wrecked in January lag on the cualt of Ire land, and taken off through the exertions of Mr. JOHN SCOTT. (hip builder, of this place. The Mar garet, MILLIS, arrived here on Friday lel from New York. after a paffage of 28 days. The Rafe, HATHAWAY, at Liverpool from Philadelphia, fpoke on the 7th inft. in lat. 45. 30. N. long. 28. W. the brig Clyde, of this port, bound for Newfoundland, out 27 days, all well. The Harriet, —, at Liver pool from Barbadoes, 21R June. The Harriet brings intelligence of Commodore Hoop having arrived at Barbadoes from Surinam, 19th May, with a Dutch frigate, captured there. The Garthland,M.Eac HAIN, at Barbadoes from hence. 9Th May.--Sarled thence for Jamaica, with the fleet, 16th May. A letter from the fquadron off Boulogne, dated s Juae z 6, lays, "We were yefterdayloined by the t 'Ammo. Rear-Admiral Louts ; LITUMN and Fault. Our fquadron at anchor here before that I confifted of the Taus rv, REGULUS; LEDA; Sei se, I HAIM; BONITTA; SULPHUR; Ft/N.Y, VOLCANO; 1)e. 1 VaIITATION and LUCIFLIt ; Locates., ARCH lea. FLAINIIt and Btax a gun brigs, and FLY-sy-Nidur , logger. Fortyfeven brigs and fifty fix loggers of the enemy have been at anchor in the Roads lince Satur day mining, and were infpeCted yefierday by the Admiral commanding at Boulogne. The barges that accompanied the Admiral, who was in a cutter that Teemed to be Englifis, were moll fupetbly decorated, and in point of build, and the cut of their fails, re fembled as notch as pnilible the boats of our fhips.-4. The horfe attillery were nut at pr.sOice yeflerday, and filed a great quantity ; frttre of nor (hips were alio ruetiling, and the cannonade will. in all proba bility, be fuppofed in England to have proceeded from the enemy's batteries. There is the greateß ac tivity in eredting two new batteries at the low water mark, upon a very extenfive fcale, one at Portel, the other at Bomb Point ; they will be finifbed in a month, and will afford complete proteCtion to their flotilla while at anchor at low water. There does not feem to be any hale in the camps, and feveral of them are certainly without troops. Pottel fcentss to be head quarters ; and 'n the camp above it there are not more than 2000 Into ; in short, at the entire of the encampments, which are fully adequate to contain oo,ono men, there cannot at pet - ost be above to,ocra. L The flood gates at the entrance of Vimereux are now fininted.and the part of the flittlla that is in that bar• bow is always afloat." - OK LL . YD'. LOT. din Hawke, IJudfei ; ins Chso4lll2 A m is. 1, frog, hlywry ; Janie Alida, Handeanen, from Carwyct ; Hoban, Varier ; toilet Burris ; and William and John., El der, front Memel ; Jorge I:thaita, !Pats, from Har lingen; Indent"-, and the Underireetbrinnti, plool, front drtinden. Sailed the labels and Ann, DurrillJet bAwalto and Malta. . Marvin—At Liverpool, Lucca, 'Milton, from New Or. leash At Dublin, Elizabeth Antic:fon, Mb" from Barbados ; and New Draper, Duke, from Landon—Of Idebeda. Bon, PDC., hem Watertord—At Clyde. Yds" Scott. from Cisarldtan--At Waterford, Miry, Whites from Landon—At Barbadoes, Babes, Yeiris ; Emerald, Cook ; Heroine, Cook ; Duke of York, New ; Cora, Dane ; Venomous, Bale; Prised' Amelia, ; and Prince& of Wales, Beechen. from London—At Si. 'T'homa's. Moon, from Liverpool. The Boyd, LiLsoa, from London for Grenada, having loft her rudder, was left by the fleet under convoy of the NTIMILL Hoop of war, about zoo leagues from Barbadoes. LIST OF FRENCH SHIPS BUILDING. A gentle.nan lately arrived from the Continent, is laid to have brought the following lilt of French thips of the line and frigates, building, or for which mats• rials for building were colleding : In the different dock-yards of the thavlan Republic, sr Slips of the from 6o to So piss and t 4 frigate, from 24 to 14 pas, befides cutters, pus ac. were in the dock ; sod die mantis and yarda contained timber enough, arrived down the Rhine with the het to Dordrecht hit year, to amanita double the number be few building. Of thole upon the flocks, fix men of war and tau frigates were raid to belong to F'raesce, and built at her carom The Data offends and hors-hooka were In want of Oilcloth. iron...netters, and tar; but by contralti con cli.iod ha year In Fain and Sweden. by Come Ftefich naval al the Betavian Government expestia this rummer to be plenti fully fupplied by amarsh. Omsk] not the Rambo harbours and rivers be declared by England in • Rate of blockade. At AsusM, we 74-gun Odp aid three 44 gun frigates, were MAT mad keels wen laid for two 14, and for two 44- gun frigates. There was timber enough for five 74's, and as many Sepan frigates ; but the Maritime Prefea caged the people to believe that he bad materials enough to build twenty yes. Great &Moto reigns at Antwerp, to make that city a naval itition of equal eadequence with Weft and Toshio. Three thoufand work elm, baths din galley Saves, were ormapied daily, Sundays not excepted; and timber arrived from every part of Brabant and Flanders. Sit Foglia or Scotch carpenters, and nine Bth ar tificers, were employed there, but chained like pricy-02ms, for fear of defection. At Bruges. two 36 -gun frigates MIT hunched, and two others At °Rend, one frigate of eo gone, one of 3; guns, and one cotter of 20 gum, were mail Nell" • At Dunkirk, two 44-pus frigates were compacted, and three of , the fame fee building. The dock lards and arfenals these, as well as at Bruges add Oland, were ill two 5o and three foppUed. Al Havre 44-gun frigates had been bulk fin= the war ; but there were not materiab enough to complete one of the so acd 0,19 of the 44 goon They wanted only Mora to at tempt using to the weitward, and dupe the Blida% cruisers. At (. 'het two ee's have toady been launched, and two were building, but meta lab were wanting to brills than. At St. Melee; one 54-gun and three salon frigates were ready to be Immehed, and there was materials enough to build as many ROM At L'Orleat two ye's had lately been bunched. and two uthers were beading, but COUld OM be Unitised foe want of material; At &eft, lis (hips of the line of different rates, from 74 to ISM guns, were building, but there were cm materials fullielatt to Smith them. At Rocbfort two so, and at La Rochelle n i ne siX and two 44, were, betides three so- gun cutters, bc adonis in chefs puts were indifferently (Invited. At Bourdeaux fix frigates, from 3a to so gone, were building/ ; ad fume the war four 32 guns had been launched. At Ilayoline,tbree 44-gun frigates and three 24- gun cotters had been built fine' the war. The arfasabi in both thefe poets were were well fupplied. • i At Marti:Wes, two 44-gun frigates and two 18 gun cutters, had been completed once the war; and one 44 and two cutters were building. At Toulon, one iloand one 74 had been Ranched fine the war; and one 1 to, two 80. and one 74 were building. The arrusals at Toulon and Marfeilles wens badly (applied. It was reportedtpon the Ezebange of this latt city, in Mareb,that the French Govern ment bad *patrolled for the building of fig Mips of the line to Spain, and olives at Genoa. In France u as in Holland. Iran. anchors. falicloth, Ste were wantin g:but expedted from Raffia, Sweden, Denmark. and America. The fleets at fusion and Brett arc but iudiffercntly manned, and the crews of the gun-boats are far from Mug com plete, notwithitanding the Callon who have bean enticed over or required from Italy, Spain, and Holland. At Toulon, as well as at Breit, weft feveril Brltifh carpenters and artificers, cafily known again by weartnit elbains on one leg. and ottscrwite treated as the galley Davis. be Dutch carpenters were in the fame fituation at Toulon. It was (aid that Bonaparte had fent calla:tries to Germany, Den mark, Sweden. and America, to procure bins tailors from tilde coautriev. Captain Wir tray is appointed to the command of the Vitt e DI Patti:, oft to guns, bearing the flag of Admiral CDRNW•LLIS, off Brefl. The Carmarthen militia, commanded by Lord CAWDOIt, marched on Wednefday morning into Bath, on their route from Portfmouth to Briaol. On the 14th inflant, the Galloway Battalion of Vo lunteers, atter being 16 days on permanent duty at Stranraer, marched to their refpeEtive homes. Before they departed the Magiflate s of the place prefented a Burgets's ticket to each of the Officers, and at the fame time addreffed a letter to their commander, in which they expelled the high opinion they entertain ed of the corps, on account of their peaceable beha viour, and of the harmony which had fubtilted be tween theta and the inhabitants. His Mai asTr has been graeionfly pleated to diree, that the levy money for recruits (men and lads) en titled in the United Kingdom, for the Cavalry, (hall be railed to Sixteen Pound, Elwyn Shstings ; and for the Infantry and the Line, and General Service, to Nineteen Guirwle. The levy-money for boys, for Ge neral Service, is to remain the fame as fpecified in the General Orders of the Nth of May laft, viz. rot. r 5.. ; the appropriation of which funs it to be made in aria conformity to the following diiiiibto tions : CAVA Ls y...—Bounty to t be R ecru it. nn being Welled, to moneys at is ton intermed ate approval. in money, 31. 35.; to amai:arks, is.; on final approval, in money, 51. ;is.; neeeffarics, 31. wi.; total bounty to the Recruit, ill. Bs. To the Ott(-er—tan interme diate approval, fur inciting, Is.; for Corsica! examination, as. 6d.; for poit ge, flationary. tee. 75.; on final approval. to cover all In cidental expences, t S. 6d.; to the par t y,on fis.al approval, rested at at.; for canducUng the Recruit to the place of final approval. 5.; to the bringer of a Recruit, whether Wonting to the party ur otberwife, on final approval, fts.; total levy-mooey, 261.1t5. nd aaaaaa Searle —Bounty to the Recruit, on lacing otteßed, in money al. as. on imernsoltate approval, in money, 4 1.41. in hi:car...tie., tit.; on Ina) IPIthoIII• in money. 71.16. in nectffaries, :I as.; total hounty to the Recruit, t6L t6s. To the OM‘cr and party, and bringer of a Recruit. the Came as for the cavalry—total kvy money t9L to;is. Burs for° hearse t —Downy to the Recruit. cm brine totaled, In money. It. is; on Intemodiate approval, m many. 11. ton is neeeffarles, tan ; m final approval. in ertno:.y, 31.35.1 a neceffaries, it as.; total bounty to the Recruit, SI. Et. I'o the Officer and party, tht fame ar for the Cavalry. (Ain allowance to the bringer of a Recant ; ) total bevy money, tel. is a. Volunteers from the Army of keferve are to be allowed the botooty of Tcn Guineas on being ap proved at the head quarters of the te: l inger.ta tutu which they volunteer lot scucral les . . The Subfcribeis of the be &Meter Cate& gave a fplendid Mafqued Bap on Monday evening. The entrance hall was illuminated .by a fuperb fittri compofed of variegated lamps, and the interior of the building, viz. the &loon, was lighted up in the fame way. In the centre was a very large chandeliesi id the form of a bell, containing about coon variegated lamps, and round the galleries were feßoons of lamps, and other ornainents of the fame kind, reprifenting vales and (tars. In the °rehears were Stationed a chofen Band of Muficiins, and in the faloon a Band of Saroyards. The eompany began to alrenlitde about eleven o'clock; the (prat of the then com menced at twelve, about which time the Chandler Malts exceeded zoo perfonr l among whom *ere... Lady Moods* a Pilgrim Lady R. a Pilgrim Colonel Mies, depot Waged Mew Lawmen, decant fancy demobs, drefs Lady sad Mils Dillon, depot Marehicods Wadley, fan* alley dreffes drefs Mr. Wimp, reinnestan Caswell 's( Kenmore, 044 Col. Orville, a Tusk Captain Clad. *pot dards* 1,114 Vaughan, elegant black Mr. Bennet, a Tart fancy drefs, trimmed with Mr. W. acia n tsl= 4 D u r ot Mow Mr. P. East of Mandel& domino Col Sta:ley7 " Jew C.:ouster. of Mansfield, Nun Mn. Sober, Diffif Mr. Parry. depot domino, Mr. Lypo,Sostell Chid trimmed with of bee Mr. Stevens, a Spaded Sir W. Kerr, a Sailor Mr. Wand, a Spaniard Hon. Mr. ands. a Salter Mr. Ram, an Old Mai& , 3 Mifs Lambs, Miss The (upper took place about three o'clock ; 45 0 perfons were accommodated in five rootns, four above flaws, and one on the ground floor. The (upper was in every refine elegant, and the wines were of the choiceß kind. It was nearly half paR fix o'clock be fore the whole of the company had retired.—ln the circle were— Pram naziadnlty, Duke de Beni, Manlike& Welle=4. Coorr. foie?. K Petty. allea. Stack, Grantham, Hawardea, Miami; Pauly.. Detrfley, Jana Mufwf,Pannwitone, Fortdene, Alserdeen,Psteremen. Ladies—L. Hal arr Pre r t, Moo, Grantham, MstcaL two Pereivais, Bevaky, . M urr ay, arr C. Lasso; H. Stanhope. Ilarr more, Prefect, A. Limerick, Lumen. MMoema. Hastlok.e,Moodard. Klondlei.TwoPicwooL Sirs—C. R . Boo' hems, W. James, .Bon. J. Guard, if. Owes, T Maya, J. Dadoirood, J. Seabstght, J. Gordan. Wm. Wolledy, Was. Rev General Leale.—:Colonels.—White, Docket. Bradiad, Bap dington, Arnifterng, Pakenham,—.7.4ldos Bass, -1., . Lord Moersrit's youngeti daughter was driller ed yellerday at the Duke of Dsvom sautes fan. atig wick. The Patsies of WsLeland Lady G. Cavan• DISH were fponfors. TH II Doc HISS or MARLIIOIIOOI3II% Rovv.-4.4* night. in Pall-mall, was the moll (*sad we have waneffed this feafon. All the magaificestspartamos appropriated to the oceafine, were mil itapertif lighted op with rich chandeliers and brilliant Wm, and a profufion of fmall lamps round the windows. entering the Grand Hall was a brilliant Rae of variegated lamps in front of the gallery, over the pillars, with feftooas of fmall lamps in wreaths along the front of the gallery. On each fide the Hall were a range of lemon and orange trees. with leveret other odoriferous fbrubs.—The band of favoyards splayed in the hall during the whole time : on each fide the p?frage through 'the hall were lie footmen in very rich (late liveries, with the running footman in fall drefs.—Tbe company exceeded Soo of the fir( . Ritaftton in town. We are happy to find, that according to letters re ceived from Liverpool yeaterday; Mr. B AAAAA oat is pronounced to be out of danger, and that no doubt is entertained of his fpcedy recovery from the elk& of his wound. On the sth ioßan t i ert a a loung man (26 years eldl appeared at the Im • Palace at Vienna, and de • fired to ( peak to e Emperor. The guards told him, it was not a Levee day, and that he coold not fee his Majefty. As he became infolent, they arreft ed and fearched him. Some arms were found in h' poireffion, and it appeared that he was mad. Wc fisted on Wednefday, that Jonsson. the well. known (muggier, bad made his efcape from a Paola at Middlebtugh, where he had been confined fines May 1803. We can now inform his friends in this country, that he has found means to elude the vigi lance of his purfuers, and is at this moment fo far out of their reach as to be actually on board an Ame s titan veffel bound to Boilon, as appears by the letter from Harwich. in our Ship News of this day. • Sunday fe'onight as Jolt • Gal ryirs s, of Lanma dock, near Swanlea, was walking on the feu (bore, at Whitford, he perceived a package floating on the water, which he of courfe took up, and upon exami nation it was found to contain vouchers to a very large amount, letters of advice, various drafts, and I Fetes of hand, apparently cancelled, abltralts of sen ders, and other papers, moßly dated Fort St. George. Bombay, and hiadras. They appear to belong to the executors of the eftate of A. Curmaaar ' Efq. and are conjo.clured to have been loft from on board an Eaft India (hip, but notwithßanding the long time they mull have remained in the tea, the papers are but little injured. A dercription of them was for warded this week to a houfe in London. During the violent thunder (torn), on Sunday evening tall, a Mott time after divine fervice, the lofty and beautiful fpire of Hanflope church, in the county of Bucks, was (truck with lightning and to. tally deilroyed. It fell with a tremendous crafh ; and a great part of it being precipitated upon the body of the church, the roof funk along with it in one common ruin ; the whole prefcnting a (cane truly awful and terrific. Providentially perfon WAS hurt ; although tome people were paffing near the church at the time, and many large Rones were thrown, with aflonilhing force, in almoft every di reSion, to the diftance of feventy or eighty yards. A few nights fence, one of the images, which have for many years bees an ornament to the manfioo of Coors& Asas, Efq. of Menk-Wearmouth, was thrown from of his garden wall, and broken to pieces ; for the apprehenfion of the offenders, be im mediately offered a reward of forty guineas. This induced a private of a Militia Regiment to come for ward and accuie two of his Officers, as the perfons vain committed the outrage : the reftilt of which was. the robber was examined- by the Commanding Offi cer, in the pretence of the Gentlemen tweed, when he petrified that he Caw the two Officers both oa the wal!, and that they threw the image down. In costa q Ile rice ofhiidc pofition. we under tared that yr. A in ei , b,r tars, 01 attends comataciag as oda mak* thc_pai ttei, ANN t , . ) P - r I 0 1 s e tt. a 4 a• no r U. K. so. la. ao. tig Is., te Ire I tots hit ' Is, Ws. kw the mg; , are bar Ted the t di. s re- 1 to is oats ffe& 3 oU I de ) i told I not rreft- is his , K well. trifott fines i n this :Vie- th fu A. letter anma. ore, at )13 this !salmi. a very a, and ; often. 1 mir, mg ter I , Ell. 4 board g time .T• are k as for- ' ionday ce, the in the and to. erafh ; on the