Star. — London, England, 1804-03-22 00:00:00

F f a g pretested for parttent, and the arrears or pay due to feamen on foreign Rations. In proportion to the quantity of Naval Bills outfianding, and the number of icemen on foreign Rations. the Navy Debt muff always be increafed or diminiffied. All that was ne. ceffary on the part of the Treafury, was to provide the meant of fatisfying the demands when made, and when the demands were not made, though the Tres fury Scold be full of money , the debt mutt 'cumin unaninithed. "fhb Oast of 931,3521. andt therefore be &dodo& from 1496,66 y Lavine the real amount of the (urn beyond what was weary for the (mace of the taft year 845.31 s As it was not necetfary, however, to keep the means of fatisfying (itch an amount of debt, the greater part of which may not be called for for feveral years, it was his intention to move the Houle to have the whole (um of 1,370,6691. applied to other Cervices, dinniniffilog.pr mato, the Lean, or other Ways and Moses for the prefent year. He moved accordingly. that towards railing the Supply to be granted to his Majeßy, there be voted 1,370,6441. 45. Bd. from the (brags of the grants for the fervice of the year s 803. Lord FOLKESTONE made a few obfervations on the difpofition paper, from which he arued, that there was not a faring, but a deficiency to t he amount Sated. As to the faring, he thought it would have been more rational to have mentioned the particular Items upon which the favings had actually taken place ; and be thought the Right Honourable Gen tleman could have no objeftion to Rate in what de. tof the naval fervice it had occurred. He tre t v7ir 'tithed to reconcile the ftatement refpetting the pay of y 6,000 land forces with that of a Noble Lord (Cafilereagh), which made the army in Eng. land amount to 96,ece men. Poffibly the Army of Referee was not included ; but if foe what fund were they paid from ? There was alto a him of t. 500,0001. to enable his Majefty to procure fa& Cervices as might be sectary. but no account of their nature. Mr. • VANSITTART obferved. that if the Noble Lord had accußomed himfelf to the examination of Smiler accounts, he would certainly have (pared him (elf the troible of quenioning Minifters on there points. He would have found that the excefs of grants bad been uniformly carried forward to the fervice of the next year, though demands **ere left outfianding. Every year a fpecific account was laid on the table, stud would be done very loon for this year. being only delayed on account of the difpofition of a Cum of only soool. The objeß of the difpofition paper es the table was, to Rate all the great heads of Somme, and the films drawn from the Exchequer.— The Honourable Member then explained the other leaning difficulties of the Noble Lord, refpeiling the various kinds of poblie expenditure. Mr. VANSITTART again obferved, that the u tmost was made out pricitely is the ufual form and manner. Mr. JOHNSTONE requefled to know, is it ap peared that Co much lefs than the grants had been expended, whether it was owing to the economy of the Admiralty, or to a lefs number of Icemen being employed, than were voted by Parliament The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER IfaW, that there was moll certainly a great facing in expences, owing to the firm and economical conduit of the Fir& Lord of the Admiralty; and in this particular inflame, it was to be attributed partly to megnomy, and partly to the deficiency of Icemen ; the number of whom, however, was, notwithftanding all difficulties in their way,only rtoo ffiort at prefent of the number voted. There had been great and unprecedented difficulties in the way °of procuring Icemen. Had all of chore voted been railed imme diately, then probably there would have been little facing. But he Rill confidered that Caving as a mat ter of great encouragement. There was no fort of fallacy whatever in the accounts pretested. He &new there was a difpofition to impute to him a will' to conceal from the public the true slate of their af fairs, but his condo& Ihould never jollity any fuels imputation. Had there not been economy, there might now have been not livings, but arrears. Mr. STURGES afked for an account of the items- The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reminded the Hon. Member, that Each a repel never was granted at any period of the IA war; it was not tußomary to do Co. A Right Honourable Gentle. man, whore knowledge of finance was fo vaR and eztenfive, comprehending all its various branches, whether great or minute, and who had been at the head of affairs to long. had been in the Houle when this paper was before them, without making any obfervations on that fubje& Mr. TIERNEY found no difficulty in accounting for the turns that had beets raved ; they were owing in a great meafure. as his Right Hon. Friend had Bated, to the feamen not having been all mited at the time when voted. Suppofe ,coo men fhould be the deficiency occeinned by this means, reckoning 'each man 71. a month, a round rum wottld foon be accumulated. What appeared to him Co extraordi nary was, that the eftirnates had been fo well drawn, that no one branch of the fervice required aid from another. In former edits that he had witneffed, whatever was laved in one department had been ge• nerally wanted by another. He was glad, however, to tee the Noble Lord (Lord Falkellone), purfue that line of inquiry, and it was detirable that people of his rank tlrould pay attention to the expenditure of the country. Lord FOLKESTONE infifled that what was re. prelinted as a faring WAS a mere fallacy. Mr. VANSITTART Rated that the war taxes aniolinted to above due: millions ; and, in anfwer a verliain put by Mr. Fellow►, Rated that above two hundred thoufand pounds had been received Broom the Property Tax during tall week. Mr. JOHNSTONE obferved, that he had no dif polition whatever to impute to his Majeßy's Mini. tiers, any wifb to conceal Lifts from Parliament. T:ie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIJER raid, that he certainly did not mean to allude to thst 'arable Gentleman, in what he had laid on that Mr. FELLOWES (Member for Norwich) Paid, that he was highly gratified by the ducuiTion that bad taken place that taming; and that the refult of it convinced him, more than ever, of the becoming attention to <economy, of the integrity and the wifdom ca the Government. eo whole care the affairs of the r.4tinn were U 0 %V entruiled.•—Tbe Report was re ceived and committed for Friday. l'he Haute went into a Committee on the Irmo keepers Allowance Bill. and the report was brought t; n d committed for I': iday.—Adjourned. LONDON. THURSDAY. MARCH as. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONII 0 CLOCK Colds for smog A44—Data for April 541 — Old 3 per Cent. 10 a—Ornadam if di( PRICE OF "room YESTERDAY : Hank Stock ant India Stack Om p pet C. CanL ant India Bonds aa. diL 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann.s6l4f Imp. 3 per Cent. 551 4 per Cent. hut Ening. Sala. par is. di[ 5 per Cent. Navy SOH Omniam i# dif. 5 per Cent. my Bunt Eadlis Tickets, tyL ton Land Are Mu Coal for acc.s6fff His MAJISTY again tranfafted bnfinefs yelterday for fevers' hours. A bag of papers was in the courfe of the morning fent from the Treafury to Buckingham , houfe, moll of which ) we underhand, received the Royal Signature. About one o'clock thr Loan Cssiscattoa attended, and had an audience of His MAJISTY, on the fubjea of the vacancy occafioned in the Court of Common Pleas by the death of Lord Chief Jullice Atirsatar ; after which his Lordfhip had an interview with Mr. ADDINGTON, at his houfe in Downing-11feet. The bulletin of this day is fo congenial to the willies of a Loyal People, that it will be read with great and univerfal Satisfaaion gren's Palace. Mare\ si, stew " Au Aftyterr is fe mei better, that. iLeur *Wee, a finit threr evil 1 feria his escorzetr." (Sissee at Were.) Yeßerday difpatches were made up for Lord NlL sow in the Mediterranean. A Merenger was this day Cent off to Plymouth, with difpatefies for Admiral Sir Joists Coieoes. Mr. Mae seta La is fpoken of as the fucceffor of the late Lord At.vam Lae to the Chief Juflicefltip of the Court of Common Pleas : in which cafe Mr. RICHARDS. a name refpeded by the whole Bar, and endeared to the Public, fucceeds to the Chiefiuflicefhip in Chelter. By the death!of the Duke of Rolm:eon. ',MTh title becomes mine, his Grace is fueceeded by Lord B LLLLL ore in the Earldoms of Re:burgh and KeWo, Vifcount Broxmouth, Baron Ker, Cesfnrd, and Car verton, with eonfiderable eftattes. The Duke's re mains were yefterday embalmed. The difeafe which terminated his exiitence was a liver complaint. In conference of the flatement made bj Admiral BaaciLas in the Houfe of Commons, lag Thurfday, that a convoy of nineteen fail of vet els had been captered by the enemy, it has been fignified to the Admiralty from Lunn's Coffee houfe, that no in. formation of fuck eircumftance h a sheen received there. The following Lieutenants have been appointed to the Sea Feneibles in Ireland, and received Wilt or• den to repair to their deftination immediately Lieutenants Wm. Gtawv Lis, J. Gaunt aa, H. Ta wry, P. WILLIAMS. P. Peace ' W. Harem:asap. R. BLUITT, J. MOILRiLL, Gao.SMOTTOWI e and Capt. LAM Lieut. LYNN a. of Deal Hofpital, is appointed one of the Lieutenants of Greenwich, in the room of Lieut. Rasa. deceafed, who was the fenior Lieute nant on the lift of Naval Officers. Lieutenant Joan Pat.staa is appointed to the De venation bomb-veffel, and Lint. Wit. PARSONS to the Chichefter. Captain MO/113011 is appointed to the Princefs frigate. at Liverpool. Yeßerday evening . a perfon who had made his et cape from Paris, arrived in town, and brought with him tome information of great importance. Bo it appears has not yet left Paris. Many letters from Paris reprefent the difcovery of the late Confpiraey to have produced uncommon tre pidation and anxiety throughout France. It is Paid,' that a number of military men have fallen into fulpi cion, although there is no evidence that they were in the flighteß degree conneled with GRORORR or PicallGßO.—Amidll the *Clive parfaits of the police to difcnver the ramification of the affair, which is fuppofed to have been condulted by Gaoaoss and Pe cc au it was found that a fallen difiontent had pervaded the military, efpecially thofe who are not employed. One letter Pays, that Macooraut is im plicated in Come fufpicious enterprise ; and that he had fled to one of the armies. A verb unlikely eir cumltance !—Upwards of thirty officers of rank, be. fides thofe in the lilt of what are called Brigands, are raid to be arre Red. Among them Sousaw,DiLatees, and others, more generally reputed Republiesns than Royalifts. The ale& of there difeoveries has been to diffufe a general anxiety and digruft ; and an alarm for the future fate of the country, no one knowing in what fitoation Come new convulfion may leave him ; and all trembling at the idea of change, without be ing allured of the ftability of things as they are. It is the with of many that the Government fhould be he- reditary in the family of Bo LLLLL re. and that the line of fucceflion fhould he declared. It is added, that the FIRST Cowsut. himfelf has appeared more than ufually thoughtful and anxious fince the late difeove tics. Re knows that he has loft the confidence of the RepoSliean party, and that he cannot have the confidence of the Royalills. In this convillinn, he fees before him that difmal Rate in which there would he no one to avenge the eztinaion of the Confular authority if it were overthrown, and in which diffe rent parties would rather try to profit by the event, than nab& punifhment on the rebels. This is the nccelfary Rate of a Government which lives in a tingle man without a fixed order of fucceiLoo, and a law independent of men and parties. I.all night about ten o'clock, as Sir Witham CUNNIPIGN‘IOI was walking through Lower Brook• (knit, he was knocked down, and much injured by a cart that was paling at the time. He was taken to a Tavern in the neighbourhood, and Mr. lissvt• slot, the Surgeon, hat for to attend him. Friday, about one o'clock, a fire broke out in a bride in the New Wynd, Glafgow.—The firemen. with the engines, attended immediately, and the fire was estinguiled without doing any material damage. And on Saturday morning about the fame hour, the' cotton work adjoining the Calton Chapel, was dill covered to be on fire. Though the roof had fallen in before the engines could be brought to the place, it was, by the great ions that were made. pre. vented from extending to any of the adjoi:i.r.g budding& Nduncia INTELLXIPICIL DIAL, Mater 21.—1 t has blown fo very hard from the N. E. fence my laR, that there has been no communication with the ffiipsothe Downs. The perfon taken up as a fpy has been found, on tiling nation, not to be the one intended, and has accord ingly been liberated. The Cußomhoufe Officers, and their boats along this mall, have been ordered to put theinfelves under the &rations of Captain °writ, of the Immorrar.rra : there is therefore rea fon to think that we ball loon hear of Come grand blow being Bruck near Boulogne, but at prefent every thing is kept a profound fecret. Fermatas, Masai 59. Yellerday arrived the Thais, of and froM London, IA from Falmouth, for this port ; and this day a fleet of coallers from the northward. I am informed that the French chaffe maree, marked Hants, No. tss (which I ac quainted you in my LA fame of our fifhing boats fell in with off the Land's End, but were obliged to abandon on account of contrary winds) was yeller day carried into St. lye's by Come of the Whilst/ boats belonging to that port. FALMOUTH, MARCH so.—Arrived the PATTIRAL Hoop of war, with the outward bound Weil India fleet, !Cc. under convoy, from Portfmouth. PLystouva. Maacti 3.—Came in the Richard, Captain FURY, from Cadiz 1••• A fleet of about ao fail of Mips from Portfmouth,fuid tv be bound to the WA Indies; and the DIANA. of 38 guns. Captain MALMO. from the Mediterranean, with Cu fail of velTels tinder convoy, pot in wind bound. PORTSMOUTH, Maacs 21.—Arrived the ARIATINI frigate from a cruise, and the Mary, Duacan from Saville, bound to Leith, all from the Dolma, being blown out, after lofing an anchor and cable. O Motes soaooPared by the louftry, from Ratertime ; Dokothes Jeff's., ; sad pose Pieter, how Stettbs--Salird the Walltingtoo, Scott, he Charlet ton ; Jaws. Brows, for New York ; Wel, Rowe; awl Renewal, Cromertie, for Barbedoes. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY. The Thawlerer, for the capture of the Frey* privateer Vane, will be veld au board hes on ha arrival u Ftwarodi.. The Aerate, for the capture of the Mowing priser. cis. Ishtar. melte (fak Mel la St. Mmes.:rite, l'Alenable Vldialre, the cm damned part a the arse of the Gaftava,aed b Mere de Paealles cargo, wilt be paid at lotraeuth. A palm arrived frau Tenerife, who kft that Mad LA 1110Dtb Rues, that the Arena privateers, coofiftiog of L'Egyptiesue, of 36 rn; thatlerobi.of so gum; sod two mote of 16 gone each. which wat mixing of that Ilload, have filed for the was of Africa. A brig privateer. of to goat, it so tam bd-.tieg te Maid*, b caporal by the Tartar privateer. ef Geelifty, sad carried is there after a base abbot ate pantie imml boas est Wesel% 'iodised made no captures. The Predates, Matadi, from Debits tor Pidladelpkia, b loft sear Dublin. Tit; bunieconbe, Gardner, from Landon for Han, bas been taken, retakes, and la arrived at Deptford. The Conftai;ce frigate, from the /bade, is arrival off thrwich. Ten Coops, cutters, &c. an appointed to ermine and convoy be tween Paknorth and the BMA channel. _ _ _ Yetterday a Court of Direaon was held at the Eaa India Houle, when Mr. Samos'. Bald.. of the Accountant's Office, was appointed Atiaant In fpettor of .Teas at Canton. The following Commanders took leave previous to departing for their refpeaivedeflinations Captain Mint ermine, of the Bengal, for Coaft and Bay ; Captain Donald M'Leod, of the Walthataltow; and Dept. John Brook Sampfon, of the Earl of St. Vincent, for Bombay. Captain Par scion was (worn into the Command of the Duke of Montrofe. The Experiment was or dered to be aeoat the 27th instant. As the queflion how far the Holders of the Loy. airy Loan are entitled to apply for payment, &c. agreeably to the option in the AR, is enteretting to many perfons, we infert the opinions of the ATTOR , mar and &Isidro& G , and of Mr. Piaci?, on the fubjett : CkitearitottroWlsom Government may be leplly required to pay ' off t 5 per cent Annuities craned by the Ad of the 3;th Geo. Ul.cap. to, bereinbehre Rated? By Saft.9, it was matted, That Oa two rare friar the rai of the 'refire War, and latifirdein 4f tie Definitive Treaty Pram ' thereupon. a ,mperialforine isaatie, rake ea the Sth e" tar Kith dye/ Wake im ornaar, k tlsß or may be lawful for any , Contributor. his or their iton A6itailhatoes, Seeeeffors, or Affigns,to tone application to the Governor iad Company of the Bank of England to have the fad Annuities after the rate of 5L per cement, boreliy granted, redeemed, or paid of, or converted 'moodier Annuities as hasinafter is mentioned, at his her, or their elofflow. Awl floe 4ter jus await &ream main offset% his, her, or their latteitiOrl, the fad Annuities flail be redeemed and ' paid off, or converted into fuck Annuities accordingly. orimitue.—lbe cooftruttion of the 9th Settion of this Ad Is not free from embarraffnient, but we think the fentence molt be uodcrftood as if it bad been at any period of fix months, ending, lice. after two years ; that it, requiring the whole period of the fie months to clapfe after the two years had expired. And we there fore thinit,that the Government may be required to pay of the 5 per cents. on the lilt sth of April, or toth of Clamber which occur, after the expiration of two years and an half from the Ratification of the Definitive Treaty of the aft Peace, previous to . which fix months notice of an intention to apply to have them redeemed had been given. In my other interpretation of the por tage which occurs to us, we cannot a ccount for the introdudion of the word* "a a 7 efr armada calf g," as the rank would have been much more complete without them, viz- so the sth of April or tab of Oftotier in any year. he. at. ►eecw•t. fWC MANKM SUTTON. Lincoln's Inn-Fidds, Jan. it, 1744. COPT OP OPINION ON TNIIIIIIIICT or A. ►IOOTT, tog:coy:NM TO Tat DAWN. IVT GIVEN IN ell CAPACITY. There II fo math inaccuracy and obtcluity in the clerk to which I VII referred, that It b eery difficult to ronjedore what would he the true conflrudion of it. dtt!er all the a udLdrnti nt, however. which I have given to it, I am inclined to the opinion. that on the fiat sth of April, or toth of October, after the erpiration of two from the reitication of the lall Definitive Treaty of Peace. any contributor will be entitled in mate the application mentioned in that claufe to have hiv s per Cenu. Annuities ;ranted lay the Ad red.ernal or paid off, or coi.verted into other Annul - ice (according as he 'ball ad) as therein is mentioned; provided he has given Go months previous notice of hl, tokenism to make (uch application (or redemption, payment, or convertion into other annuities, ac cording as he Shall eke. The private' to the public, under which the money was raifed, is clear and explicit in giving the Cootri butler an option to he paid. at par at any period not kfs than two years (torn the conelution of the Definitive Treaty of Peace And I conceive that the Ad will be cooltrucd conformably to the Tracts'. and fo as to give died to it. unit(' the words will not admit of that cooltrudion, which dues not appear to me to be the ads If the notice could not fx given till the expiration of two years from the Definitive Treaty of Peace, as the notice waft be given fie months Wort the Contributor who gives b can be entitkd to be paid, then the thortett period of payment would have been two years and a half from the DeWitt,' Treaty of Pew, li the Contributor give the notice I think he is bound to accept the re ..emption, paymetu,ur cuoverfion. occuedbag to the stadium which be has made, and the notate be hug:wen. UntiticttiOnably notice mutt be ire", of the intention to apply fie mouth* previous bathe application, :I proYLlttl by the oth Scnion of the Ael. "iligned; A 114041017. lan, Assail a, itio. WAR IN CANDI*. INHIT avvoirm., Ives ey, dos. The following voluntary declaration was this di? Civen by Corporal G. BaIIIISL,IN of the Cole al's ompany, in his Majefly'a 'yob regiment, a the pretence of the underfigned. C. H. Manus, Captain ipth C. NAIVE, Ditto Ditto. G. Git.i.esria, Affift. Sorg. Malay That on the 23d intl. a little before dity.light i t Candians commenced an attack as the thU O. in the rear of the Palace, on 'which was a secillatillre and tou,k it. That loon afterwards a ftrong party's( the enemy, headed by a Malay, made a charge at the ealiern barrier, to endeavour to take a no, whikh was ported there, who were oppofed by • Btac a aaa , at the head of i few men of the igth Regiment, and who himfelf fell in the mute ; thit an inceffant fire was kept up on both fides, about two o'clock in the day, when the enemy was breaking in at the back of the palace, Major Date fent out a flag of truce, offering to &minder the town. on being permitted to march out with his arms t this they contented to, and in confequence Major Deer. after having (piked the guns. marched out about live o'clock, and proceeded to Wallapolaga•, where he was obliged to halt at night, from being enable to pats the river. The nest morning the Candiens fent out four Moodeliers, to propofe, that if Major Dail would give op Bowdoo Sammy, their who had retreated with them, they would affift him with rafts and boats to croft the river; whereupon Make. Dave inflantly gave him up a prifoner. After which ' another mein, came, viz, that there was plenty of bamboos and other materials at hand; and that they might make rafts themfelves. All that day was ein. ployed in endeavouring to snake rafts , but they could not get a rope maids the river, from the depth and rapidity of the arum ; but next morning at ten o clock, Capt. Hu spoils s, of the Artillery, reported that he had fucceeded in getting a warp aced% at which time the Mafays and gun Lateen began to defert in (mall parties, with their arms, over to the ; enemy ; upon which Major Davy ordered the re. mainder to ground their arms, and follow him. with all the Officers, back to the garrifon. As loon as they had proceeded about aoo yards on their way thither. the Candians flopped them, took the Officers on one .1 fide, and kept them prifonera for half an hoer, whets the declarant fay., he heard a Riot in the dimities of the place where the Officers were rifianers, which he fuppofed to be the emotion of Major Davy j that immediately afterwards they took out the European Wien, two and two, and leading them a few yards along the road, knocked them dorm %Asti the betty end of their pieces. and beat oat their brains. That this declarant was led out io turn, with his comrade. and received a blew under the right ear. anda wound with a (word in the back of the etch. which Oa enemy conceiving to be fulfiojent, proceeded to the murder of the remainder. He lay as dead for fops* time, and in that fituation when all the men had been killed, be diftioaly beard a firing at the place where the Officers were confined, which he fuppolid to be the putting them to death. That while thin was doing. he took the opportunity of crawling by degrees into the jungk, where he lay all day. and proceeded to Fort bUedowal by night. to give the necerary information. MS 1011 Ti. (Stood) Ciao. i 4 Saar star i Nors—Fort Macdowal is a poll n Cop. the irk Trio am. s°. malice Road, Lateen miles from Candy, sad was commanded by Captain Mame, of the tOt regl. meat, with 3o Europeans and so Malays, ins Denise° : mon of the Europeans were, however, lick, and very few fit for duty this pod., together with all others in the Candian country, was attacked in the fame day, and had held out till the arrival u 1 the above intelligence; upon hearing which.Captaim MADOIL retreated in the night, with only ten Euro peans and aiew Malays, being under the oece s t e rf abandoning the lick, and arrived at Trineo with the dreadful intelligence, ow the jd tiny. When the attack was made on Candy, there was fearcely a man fit for duty, owing to the great lick• nets then prevailing. and Major Davy was obliged to leave his lick, and a wounded Officer. Lieutenant naunsaLsarn, of the igth. in Candy; where they were loon afterwards murdered as they lay helpl in their cots. By this murder the Candians have pined upwards of woo (land of arms, 6 brafs fix-pounders. 6 how. itsers, 8 brat; three pounders, and a 5$ inch mortar, and aear soo Malays, who deferted with their arms, and a grenadier and rifle company. The °Seers murdered of the 1 coh Feet are...Lieutmeatu . Nixon Byrn, Pkroelarleatlo, Blacken - ey, anal Maclaine; t nag; Smith, /Milani Sinew Here, aml Q_Temear MaAce Browse. wit► about as° men. _ Davy, Captain Rangy, Lkutenant Merrier, Enfigns Barry, Gunpil, and Fanthoone,Cartirao Surgeon Holloway. Lieutenant Orm!by. tat Regime= Cuannallrary awl Captain Humphries, Bengal Artillery. .Maly RI 011leen whO havedied — during the campaign by the jungle fewer —l4rusenant Cokanel Harbin, ;;d; Major Blair, CommiShry g Captain Carrington, Malay ItcliMent ; Captain Bullock, ifitth re. violent; Lieutenants Patrick Campbell, Peter Campbell. Robin. fon, Moore, and Dr. Reader, sift regiment; Lieutenant 0. H. rawdtaw. 6cth regiment Lieutenant Cillte, Coat Artillery Lieutenant Vollere, Ceylm Regin eat ; Lieutenants Dendret and Drilberg, Malay Regiment; Adjutant Hesdakm, and Zags Motes, Malay Regiment. All the Officers at Fort Macdowul were Geed. Others murdered. Priests-, ryth ruo:,eso ; Odiern ds erafr,l. r 6; Privates, zyth, too; witt.put Mcludaus the s ad. wiu• have lull too Mal. • Two Mile, k.Ol Candy. We are happy to find that there is an truth in the Rory of a fatal duel at Teignmilith. We Mated the fall on the authority of another paper Yelterday a perfon of great reipeflability, who lives near Cheapfide, underwent an examination be fore the Loan Mayo% at the Steam Hnufe, on a fufpicion of being concerned with MO jaNive, who Rands charged with forging and tittering two bills of afoot. and for whole apprehenfion a reward of sed. is offered. From the circumftances that appeared in evidence, the perfon was libel-veil, upon his owls recngnifance to appear again when called upon. A great number of Gentlemen attended to give bait for his appearance, fbould it be cn&iide►ed neceffary.—... Al this bufioefs will undergo aao•her inveftigation e we decline mentioning names at prefent.. At Chehosford,sui:donday lafi. Visairal La74oy a married woman, was banged for mardaring hat own child.—The boy who was coadassed for !eat ing a tl. note out of a letter km ins. tit ()lice, has bets rtfpited. . 1 ; 1 . 1 1 e • r . I e. r •1