Star. — London, England, 1804-01-18 00:00:00

me Amnia ; sad as the triumphal Car. el our Met. chiles roper tube turas ; • OCCialt GALLI B.NAPAPTI/ WM& LONDON. When. at the Depot's dread command. &idled lidiehest hh ago bore Pram Aimee Mee To Oradea and r termo d ilmes here-. While WA* fleets terrific (weep • With threatening oar eh' Idnien dew, Clear Dimes bending reeds among The Theoon Swan no longer bong • No more by IfUunue waswymen glade. Or Memel nick% er Detrbili he&. Or Pifa's olive.rooted grove, The Temple of Olympian Jon; The MiAs twied the famed bough, To crown th' &Welk Wailers brow, TM on the rough Arm chin, Till on Plate es ereghied Ws. emit d the Peifian Tyrant'. boaft. Cterelbeined his beet. &Mbomou kis holt, Than the held Theban feted spin the lyre, And *nick the elands with maniacal firs " On-Mimeo ISM dilative flue. " The woes waken, eneensin,wilt. - " Heald is the reran bresA is may ppin, !" With anditninifed Meer, if Freedom's rights remain t." Nat fo the Britta nsufe—iia' 11 4 4 Her woke to Gracia's tuneful choir, 74 dread, bj dangeruolubdied. Danntlefs Ow amino the lyric wlrc So what the awful th•anster roars, When round the livid ligbeflinP play, The imperial eagle proudly foam, And wings aloft her daring way. And, hart I with animating nc te Akita her *rains malting Boat, While pointing to th' Inveterate haft, Who f mat dtltrudtion to this envied croft • " Go forth, my tons. -as nobler tights ye claim, " Than recr famed the Grecian patriots flame, " So let your breafts a fiercer ardor fed, Led by )our Patriot King, to guard your country's weal." IL Her woke is hczol—trim wood. from yak, from down. The thatchitoord Tillage, and the bury town, taw th' indignant gating (warms. And Four a pcopic clad in arms. Numerous a, chafe whom !Cora lad. To truth dcv,tcd Freedom's head P• l'irm at the hand far Freedom's mak who nand. And nailed Thennopyla Wadi Hear rim their beads the making gadder. Theis arc .7 tavourite foss, and yam their warrior King:- . Iv. Mari Alblon's pkkta wude wide and fa► Owens the tinnultaiews dui of war, WY* from the loom the hese. theta(!, Nan Lawn's p/oeph, front Commerce (alai All nab to mattialitoride yin i, .And graft , the frar, and t-a te the Do weeds ow plains sinculeui 'd h Idc ? Does drooping Cantsiseree gnist Lae t:dc Do hogoidArt end indanry skid Oft. ntleage?pl► t Newer did A vic.ilturea tad With Weber barrens clothethe foil t Neer were oar Hris mare amply fra Neer wen wit! happier kW ow am, ow Sacco wrooght Mille the proed foe, to holt foretop's NA. I 1 Weeding mauls eou:lt , ,is ollincra argna, .13d Gallia intraMl chill' lot crahattkd coa. , Unpeopled cities, sod =tabooed plats, To guard sod to avenge Ibis dowsed lard. &Mil the forret In carry 'times band. *al o atwr 11-'ela • deal Caseates Slay. .c. tom tag Arts floorigt, an.' he Mates flee ; While mond Trif h, arrl I Otto's eaten 'al ray, does, illoane,end t.lea„ a el r ot i acrou, Nay. • beg Prod. INV Ode vilL tb4. sovereign moves towards the porch of the Temple of Glory, let them. join in the acclamations and le Irritant& of an emancipated world. GALGACUS• 4, ,,„,* IA Clair Letter we have Jon alarmed iy tillp#ll oat the Weir: of GJLOACUS are irtitia: to a elofi. In the nave of every friend to thee enowy, of 'wry lover of . serge& aid animating language, we conjure him not to ire an end SO lair Letters, wail be ems fey to web of lair caw. COVINT-GAIDIM Talmo!le—Of the revival ma performs:fee rasc the Saud Per e Her, IP. kit n4►w We ham math to fay, but Moe sot room to-day, or probably te•mareew. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY it. MI ILIVITT's 1311 rill-DAV it l O` rr —Ha li de, at IM IM Polak ; • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. task &del ije :31i Mime Ames. 31 3 per C. Red. 33 India Steck A O rye sper C. CentA Imp. 3 prr Cam 34111 4Tert. 1 1 73 7 7s Imp. Ana I) 7-26$ 3 per C. Navy Si ( _ Osmium eft 4K. 3 per C. 1797 SO 93if Lottery Tickets 41. Uri A. i 6 pat . 1 Cent. for we. 5611. DeamP. el. 1 3- st . I , l7Zellt. GO. Deb. , 1. , -..5 p Came. 91411 i. et Exchange... Dallas es Leedom se . • This being the day kept u the anniverfary of the birth of our trLly amiable 9.2taw, who completed the 57th year of her ageon.the soh of May laft, the fame was olgerved with the ufhal fplendour and mar • aificence. Merry peals from the different &epics tethered in the morninp and flags and Ruder& of the United Kingdom were difplayed from the Tower and different public Landings and churches. At bne o'clock file Park and Tower guns were ired, and she moll lively and generalespreffion of:loyalty and attachment to our moll gracious (base were ma tifeßed by every rank. We are lorry to Pate that his MAJII TV was got rolfaciendy recovered from his rheumatic attack to be able , to go to Sr. James's. In the forenoon all the branches of the Roves latent paid their affeaionate repel% so her Ma yrsvir, at ,the Qlieen's Houle I after villtich Her blaitsry, accompanied by their Royal, tighneffes the Prince(' CIIAILOTTS of Wa sad the Yrusceffes. proceeded to St. James's. As the Royal Family entered the Drawing room. She following Ode written fortha aCeantt byjaaxi IS Eva. Efq. and adapted to nitric by Sir Wiaatast TF*lllOll6, was performed : After which his Grace the ArchbillopOrCaarilt. Tuve JrlivereJ a tunable oration. I ler MAJI $ I T appeared in good health, and re --irea her Wawa with her seagull:lined gooJ (piths and afability. Tomorrow we (Sill lay 1-cf re our teaJrrs a lift of the Nobility sod Gentry preitut, an account cJ the drags, &c. FLOTILLA 017 BOULOGNE. • D[lll., JAIlt/AltY 17. t No farther intelligence has been received from our (mall fquadron off Boulogne. The BASILISK, with a convoy to the well ward, and feveral outward-bound . EAR Indiamen, got, under weigh yeflerday, but ow ing to the wind, were obliged to bring up again. DOVIR, jAN. ty. The e French privateer fignaled from our Heights yefievaay, I learn by a emir= juft arrived in our Roads, is taken and carried into the Nefs Roads, the enEiy have not (hewn much 'difpofition to come out from Boulogne lately. • By the Mailer of the Poop traafpartiately taken, I learn that there are about goo gunboats in Boulogne Pier. large and fmall ; the night be was taken be was under the convoy of a gun boat of the &ft daft. which had three 32 -pounders, tal confcripts, and 36 tailors on hoard, which, on theapproach of the COUNTESS Exults hired cutter, of fix guns, 3.pounders, and a 6 Men, cut their cable. and ran on Shore. The. wind being fair. molt of our cruisers have returned to their Ration off Boulogne. The LIDA. lISMORTALITE, BLOODHOUND. Locus's.. kotexis, ARCHER, with two cutters, were left all well off there Left night. • Juft.arrived here from Guernfey, the Hs RCUL /Sy GoTLINs, and FRIENDS GOODWILL, tranfports. with the 43d Regiment on board, who are going into bar rack's near Milford : the men look very hitrty and Yefferday fe'nnight, Sir Roarer CALDER'S fleet orrived fafely in Bantry Bay o, they had fucceeded 1 Admiral CORNWALLIS 111 the blockade of Bred, and had effedually kcpt his prition, during the short ab fence of the pliant Admiral. • The Dukes of YORK and Karr dined with their Mmasrtas on Monday. In the evening her Ma lorry had a fele& party. The Princefs Soto.* of GLOUCIISTIR, the Marchionefs of BATN, Lady WALDRCRATE, and the Earls of Mot Tow and Eo so mo wer!. were among the company arembled 'On the occaGon. His Royal Highnecs the Duke of Yoaa held yef terday a Military Council at the Norte Guisrdis : Lord HOCAIT, Mr. OR[ll, and the SICLITAIT at Wat aiere prefent. We are slefired to contra&& a paragraph copied into our Paper of the sth infant from a Morning Paper. mentioning an elegant ball having been given by Lady Gosroao, at Cheltenham. It owed its origin to tome malignant individual. • Captlin Dummies and the two feamen, who were brought in 'cufloefy , (port time fince, from Lance-11er Cade, on a charge of piracy, underwent -a final examination, and were committed to take their trials at the next Admiralty Seffions. Captain DER BYINIIIa was afterwards admitted to bail, himfelf in ;ooh. and two furetics in zool. each. In addition to the melancholy accounts received from the Weft Indies, we are concerned to hear of the death of Capt. VYsoati, of the.6oth Regiment of Foot. a very promifing young Officer, who fell * to,the •yellow fever at St. Vincent's, where it has prevailed in a very high degree. The Lo id Shressibury Volunteers have received their Colours from Lady 0 . , A private letter is.nm.A.m(lerdanh dated January to, rays. " I take the cpportunity of our country man I) 's departure for Engllnd to write you a few lines. , • " The nevreft intelligence of this place is, that the embarkations at Fluthing have commenced. Whether there are final, or nor, i cannot tell ; there certainly have been fome thoufands of troops embarked, and dif embarked before. However, this you may be Pure of, that, whatever maybe faidof armaments in otherparts cf Holland, Flullsing is the only port from which there will be any coefiderable expedition. .All the fmall armaments rendearrous there, which they do with the greateft eafe, by means of the inner navigations, and thby even profcls to exile' a flotilla from Cologne. Mentz, and other places on the Rhine. Six gun boats left Nimeguen for Fluting on the 9 th. - Three or four old Greenlandmen and fome other merchant yeffels hare been taken up for tranfports in the Tear!! there certainly can fail from no other part; it is in deed probableohat armaments will be kept up both in the Texel and at Heivnetfluys fufficient to occupy your attention, but the real trfedive force is at Flush ing, where tbe French are fuprerne, and do as 'they plc*. in every refped. " With refped to the Crate cf th;s country, I can allure you, that, though the Dutch are under the do. minion of. the French in a lamentable degree, and Cu fer by them, in one way or another, every minute, there have as yet been lonic limits to the r tyranny. For infante, the French have required, that all the Frtlifh in Rolland firould be placed under arra, as ' they have beet: in Fiance. This demand was made a f.rtniet since, but the Dutch Government hive demurred to it, and hitherto nothing has been done. ho lived much at his eafe in this city, being known to the principal families, Pays we are all fife. " The nine tl.nufeid Dutch troops that are upon )he coal!, to be emba: ked again(! )03, are ("tidied ;rom all the troops in tile Dutch pay, man by man, f" that th-re is not one entire ohl company amongft them. About halt of them are German defences, and other foreigners. The French have chofen both officers and men ; thole of the former, that were molt dcfperate in their circumllances, have been felefted. From chie regiment, that of Waldeck, they have not chofen one otTiecr .r man. We have no Fiend) troops in Athflerdam, and rear!- all the nld laws prevail here. except with telpett tarts. At the Hagne there are about three hun. dred t at Rotterdam. I hear, one whole regimen!. At Maelland. Slums, the Brill. Helmet. and all along the coati, down t• Fltilhing. they are in great numbers, though three hallbrig•des arrived from Hanover ha , c not yet slot down there. Owing to the French having kept fu Inng out efil,is city, the credit of the Bank is again pretty good. People thick their prorcrty is at log Ware a• their (IWO hearts." NAUTICAL INTALLICRNCE. MATIS THIS DAY.—WIDd S. AIL DUE. Ital. rot. bublln I 0 HP.lo 4 nrEll ...• 3 Waterford 4a i Ulan o 0 • STAANRAFR, JAit. fhips arrived in the mouth of Loch Ryan left night and to-day. They are !Nips of ; oar, one of 64 guns, one of so, and she others (mailer, for the protcaion of this coat, under theeoranuetd of Commodore Goonatt.- • PLYMOUTH, JAII. 16.-C2lllle in the 'Pscrasus, of 28 'guns, Captain PINGILLY, from Falmouth: alto the•Pru(fian galliot Endraught, Captain D. Sy moms, from Bayonne, bound to Lubeck, Jaden wish wine, detained by the Anna Maria privateer of London. Sailed, the ARAI, of 20 guns, Capt. CocHasus, for the Downs.—Came in the Wakefield, of Hull, Captain Jour, Baum from Oporto, laden with wine and• cotton, for this Port and London i the failed &Om, thence the Bth infant, in company with sixteen others, under convoy of the hivaaraust, of 38 guns, which (hip they loft fight of in the courfe of the firs night, and never faw her afterwards. , FORTSPIOUTIS, Jay- t7,—Arrived the George, Coaiias ; Dolphin, Saws's! ; Atlas. Ltptsza I Ce reaa Maseinoroa ; Fox. and Hope, Las, from Oporto: they failed from Oporto in company with the following vac's, viz. tile Defiance, Me cot.: •; Ann, Evil : Cyrene, Consta ; Sifters, Vic• asav; Penelope, H 0001; Robert and Elizabeth, CARIY ; Jupiter, Ewrap ; Mary Ann, Dorze, and London, under convoy of the Istreartuss man ,of war. Sailed the Maoiaaa fire (hip, Pa ?sant. !loop of war. and AURORA and Vsrva fri gates,on a crude. This morrang failed from Sr. He. bis Majefty's fhipa, PaINCISS ROYAL, 98 guns, Capta:o VASHOM ; and W.INDSOR C AAAAA 98 guns, Captain Berrie, for Plymouth. to be paid, from thence to join the Channel fleet. The FISGUARD fri gate,commanded by Lord Matta Reale, is appointed to re•enfo►ce the Weft India convoy. Dam, Januar" 7.—Sailed the ALONZO !loop of war on a cruize. Came down from Sheernefa the Cancanr frigam.—Arrived the Cvccors frigate with a convoy from Portfmouth, which are failed for the River. Wind S. S. W. • FROM LLOYD'a LIST. - - GILAVIMID, J.K. [J.—Pared by the ideeketeal. Hain, from Mot ; Retolutlon, Mißch, frees Lake ; Than*, New man; easoi Tire Etretbere, Vaadatten, from Aielberdia—Seikel the Twins, Enke. tot Nevis; ad Sea NO. Mew, kw Ribes. ARRIVED. In the Creek, the Levant, Miller, front Alamo t Dttt. • Effez, Betts, and Peace, Balser. from Gibraltar.--vit Partfinonth, l i Truelove, Miller, from Oporto.—•At Southampton, Jupiter Langford, fr.ns Oporto--At Dartmouth. Adana, from Newfotutdiand—At Poole Mired, Prairie, and Aurora, Mat , s hews, (rout NewfouollasAt Nova Sastia, WWiain, Lovett, trona Lando& • PoLUNTEERS. We offer to the attention and for the information of our Rrders . the Correfpondence which paffed between Mr. Secretary Volta and Mr. Ti , on the enodott of one et the Companies of the Loyal Southwark Volunteers, etenanaoded by the latter Gentlernan, refpedling the appointment or Olken to that Corm The letter of the See TTTTTT of STATII [omits the conduft and opinions of Mr. Ti En die «carton, and at the fame time eaablitkes asrin eiple relative to the appointment of Oniters, which applies In general to the whole Volunteer fyßent REGIMENTAL ORDERS..—L. S. V.—Jan. ey, 1804. • Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant . IFIRSIa has this day received from the Right Hon. Lord Ti icsmourl4, Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrey, a Letter, of I which the folio's :mg is it Copy gir—tvclnfedi bayr toe bonoka to traamit to you an eztraet at a Letter which I have this day received from Mr. Yorke, on the fubjedt of your communisation to him of Tuefday bit. If. con teary to the expeetations azpreffed in Mr. tiorke's Letter, the in dividuals of the Company in quefiton mould unfortunately perfift in the improper line c( conduct Into which they have been Meow fide meet, betrayed. I am in that cafe in ftruded to inform yen, tkat it is his f. lajefty'spleafure that the fullers of thole individuals, who Anil adhere to refuhniona Co advetfe to a proper fuhordinatino.' null be difcceuinued. In this cafe, I have to reinen that you win bold the arms and accoutrements, which may have beet, iffusad to them out of t P. public aorta, at my difporal-1 have the bonotir to be. Sir, &e. fkr (Signed) TtIONMOUTIL To th.. ltivi,t lion. Lieut. CulOOd Tierney, ike. &c. (LNCLOSURE.) SIT LORl:, llitthall, Jan. Is. tt34. I have th•: honour of tranfmlattnr to your Lot dthip the Cot y of I...tter I have revived from I.kut. Cs/ Tierney. c Tomauding tbt. Loyal Sow . ..wade olotteer•, with its tinclufnre. Ming • copy Et the kifolotions of the rd Company of that Corps e.refpn'ttng • The Third Cumpany, with the uunolt rapeel, lake Me li berty of conyr).na their (cr. nt: on the Intended appßtotment - of their Oaten to Vclunel Tierney. They earneftly request that he will not confider their emltset at any Wilte in that engem they hate always entertained for Lim, but what they eonecive to be due to their Gall independ. nee. They latter thendAres that Colonel Tierney 's liberal and cashed mind, will induce him not to think antavonnibly at them on Cie prefent oecaGon. They bs him to accept their molt Gri.eie wiles fare 66 health and happi• nth fan. 6. .• At a Gotta Meeting of the ThleJ Company of Lo7allkiltil• wark Voluatcers,un the Oth of January, t floe, • IT WAS Cr ASI ISSOUSL T R ISIOCV113: •• Ft a, r—That it having been d:ela;ed. at the formation of this Corps, that the °Seers commandirk, tSe fame fliculd be ch..fr• by the voice of the nsafority of the I,4ividuals competing it, which fyliens was &deafly followed at the appointment of all the °inters, in the Bra inflame—and Of. elf° Meng the prad!ce of an other Volunteer Corps, as Wal os the un•1: Mood marina of the Ad of Parliament on the ruble t, we, !he Members of this Comps•y, do declare, that we coon.' T 1114 M rTO IttAl•I 1.11 •0$ AT THIS fins; MI that it wnl tK fo a. I..ng as we ad together as a Volunteer Body. *. Secondly—nun we hay.• learnt with roonderahle fermis'. that. en the applieatioe• of ssraant P ox, f,nt b, the voice of the Company, fur the vacant Int:Aeon a: :.ccand Lieutenant, he ma refuled,on the ground of A st RANO I t•t COMPAXT 111111011, already received the appointment; ...id that even withou the ha notice thereat be-g given to ea Thirdly Thar the C meant 4 hot cor.n.ler thentfebres, in do. *Mance, treated with unto .' I contempt t and ate there• dvernilnedret to ad hot un rs er:.c !ism bet• rein. Ldp re to them, and reed% si th-ir ajprol.ation. -- • • • I . tionhll . I hat thck •, a't;t 7 has Ins rcceind nor aviation, Ihall be preened to our I loncl Cornm-s d.nt. tor t oc of more Ittrmbcta t 4 the Cortirany, fn the la•p: that be wttl picaftd to take tb• ni into his co..a.tctari - rn siti re. turn ut that tato—table's fort r t, oar c' top w hi. h avc Liter oar. f.7.:t,f• too ht. boort', r too: to t' c Vfll'Sle the R. i.r.cor, and the tit los of • 't mr o-ng it, he will n. t tut tart r I do. With proper tit • t o ihc ourfchct, die lac. &c." (stoma. or tot tattt., •tstas or 111 tatto vottestorr.) de: Mead at It. O&M that having bid theft commanded toe to a SY Co'oriel Timmy's comtull the Compaq SD 'nation than; if the tcrow so which the lo tepted, it Dever having been' cerlive vacancies which might h. Corps fimul.l be Glipd up in the m. TLe Corps twice once peas that your Lordikip, as re in the County of Surrey.wilf the eeCeeeies es they nvis mite sdence that theCeramandby C to time be confuted as to periwig a. may have preteilloos It is my duty further se; with the molt Mims regret, mitred by the 3d Company' affembliog together without tb ars. and, wham to agembhd, witions intimately consedied tie Corps to which they belong. And It am to annamece toys pleafure that year Lardlitip ' Lieutenant-Cokoel Tierney, pedation that the good fenfe, cbadmis competing the C to acknowledge the burry:77 they have has betrayed. The Right lion. Lard Teignesoieb. COFY O THE comely COLOHIL TIE MITTEL Sonierfet-Phee, Gln—l feed you herewith the gd Company of the Loyd, of which I yetterdsy .cetera Fajen; and by all but four k Captain and Lieutenant Laving Goo to mega) appears eat to have According to yomdinetUees I ti and, in the palms, of the Whole) cure of the armee, ordered time. to deliver up their arm cordiosty did. Unformed this eirecntitances of their tended, Wales upon it. With reped to the nemieeliem the Members of the Ardiethe • died, the fad brdoeherdly h SI never underfkad that academe' the choke, and at the pledgee might happen to eater ; mid I ed, that after the Regimen • farther 'Whom. In the ally take a veant7 pate, Ms tales place cam mashed the OM (Nicer to the way. madders the peivasesc" bebop and hismos lemma anew reyfelf es conclude brisvgrodplik bl • dilharY iedividade r leedise mey en did, idediebsse to hi• I=in the defames of I eg that yes Obsedoes ss to what %Mier fist With. I bays the boaorr The Right lion.C . Yor ke Ded: .fee. Lieut. Colonel Tt Ka NI communication to the Regiment, without mtprermg his high fide of the Readinefs and Rriet attend= to military difcipline preferved by the Loyal Roads. wank Volunteers at the parade of Tuefday the Jodi infant. In the command of the Loyal Sont/rwark Volun teers, it Las been, as it always will be, the uniform endeavours of Lieut. Colonel Ti to coufult the convenience, and to meet the 'rinses of the Officers and Privates. To this he has every inducement. ift li e common with others who command Volunteer Cor and, in addition, the thong incitement of a recolleftion of the many aft, of perfonal ki ' be has fo repeatedly received from mntl of the individu als who compote the Regiment. To him, therefore. anyroroos ezercife of authority mull b e doebly painful ; but no confiderations, either of gratituae oe littera can be regarded in the perfotenarge of flat military duty which he, who bolds a ' from te Keno, is bound, without fear or aff e ' to the bell of his judgment, faithfully to difcharge. Lieutenant Colonel Ti is perfoaded. that the .confidence his MAJESTY has been gracioutly pleated to expel** in the loyalty. the good fenfe. and the public fpirit of the individuals of the 3d Company. will enfore the continuance of tbrife exertions which. with fo much credit to therofelves. they hive hitherto difplaved, and Ilimulate them to promote and main tain that fpirit of ftibordination. which, at a moment like - the prefent, conditutes the (urea and moll ho nourable telt of zeal in the common caufe. Drool-Major LA 14 I, Of the Coldarearn Regiment of Guard', was vellerday (corn Drurs4lajor.Glne ral of England. in the room of Drum Major-General HOOO, deCeafed. Be Ea D.—Yellerdar the 1.010 MATOa ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as lall week ; viz. the Qzatittl Loaf of Wheaten 91d. and Houle hold 71d. Cosa MAILICIT, 'MAR% Law,, p.a. IS —We have hardly had any frefh fupply ut Wheat to-d a y : fo nmchordinary quality of late canfes a great demand for fine, which is fcarce and dear: the prime Dant ' tic (ampler. readily obtain 6os. per quarter—There is not much Barley at hand, but waiting for the arti vale it does not advance—Malt without vaeiation— Grey Peas and new Tick Beans are cheaper—Oats are in toletable quantity, and fell at little difference —Flour is in good fops Iy, and the bell fcarcely fetches the highe a prise. Cone si vc.—The difpute about the inteaded Cate ling Match, at Audley End in Ellis, which went off on a mifundertlanding bcta cen the parties, refpedinr the fitnefs of the weathrr, nn the 3d inn. is referti.l to the .7.41, C'sb.—Capt..in Waymire prodoeed his friend sob r . D ue , ant e s S.n • re y grerhounds on thatday• Mr. J. W Kin NT fent dnun his Efts dogs that day week, conceiving if the kart flinuld be prevented cm the day named, by the fi. , ny weather. that the neat open Toefilay ciiiiire be the day of meeting, and of this Captain Watkins i. laid to have been pre. viqeay informed.—The (Iva heginning only to break on the hlnneay, no fportfman cniild have thought of running greyhou:•,l% in A clirropagne gauntly on the next day.—Mr. has flues pritpofed to run the mat.hes nn any litre day, which has been decline .1 by Captain WATKI%S. who, it is faid. claims furfci: an ail the matches, ill ugh upon what real s. able ground remains to be (hewn.-34r. SCIIVCI. BURGH'S 1.1.1 bitch Rows has ty:stca Mr. Dye ane's celebrated biack batch 21`erere. Thry ran three emtrfes at Audley End. a few dt,ll fi,ICC. and in the fall. Rviv i s %vs nt away Item 1!.1 opp-: .7.! hr t*: molt cdare fuperiotity of racing, acd bottom. Ii ; awl tow ii emit yaws • i tare bdere die leo his MTisr=.6allia at -• i ea and lb eesdeni iced ebtensie roeneewasowe • loyal 'der of their knish Watt .n Us • ktentlen Air the ;fit b the AWN et • .the Fee beat 046 4 MOMIT • 7 1 4 = , as eepreheeisi his IRA ' - 111 recoweiwwwl pryer Ferran to hi ap . rife wean the elks% lathe ha lig Meer at the Coin will trees thaw the melts wed leakatatiese et hick 4006 to hovel Rate, that hie of Ahmed., e, the great bead of Eiagatte emi- r of Lagoa Sootinneh 1/doeterrt, Is the order or geneillea of their QR. led. le dam/ft oollkomisiTo wpm led voith the eriftsey behemilartier .1 keg. e year Los~hstit la hielidOtea i await itidg melee knows to 1., that kis Pabiettgeheiteluesjaa et- re, kilaky, eid ees tile Spkk ell the h- =its oil Woos them the of evade& has which I have the hatter to be, heat. 04=0 C. IrOlot. Apace* he: &C. LINICATION /11001 LSIOTIK•NT TaragatD TO II ma. Toates -Phee. 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