Star. — London, England, 1804-08-13 00:00:00

tetatV ItEir" ea" Ardi 10. The whole of the troopt !tramped here Matched yefterdal at eight o'clock rot tottead Heath, a di ll:trice •if Coven miles, under the 'Command of Lion tenant General Sir jamas Ceatd, *here the brigades were f .lamed into three lines, under the commend of the feveral Generals, as follows line, Mai * G enera l Hoes, confilling of the two battalions of the 424 and two battalions of the 92d regiments the itch under Maj or i General Lord C was. co nfining of the rye! We&miniler r •the Well Suf folk, and North York regiments I and the third Under Brigadier General Caw , was competed of the R val Eaft Middlefez, the ad Lancalbire, and ' rifetiaire Regiments of militia: The light companies fortwd a lei:ware brigade, which lkirmifhed in the front land the flanks, under the command of Gen. SN sauna a, while the feveral flanks were fuppors ed by fqnsidmm if the aoth light dragoons. The tr.irips, am .tinting to upwards of 10.000 men, having gone through a variety of evnlutions, returned to, Lexclen Heath Camp about halt pall fix o'clock, havii g been nearly t t hours under arms. The South Eller regiment, which arrived here from Huntingdon, malchect this morming, at four o'clock, firs Harwich, there to remain till further orders.— The Royal and 7th regiment of light dragoons marched in this day from Ipfigich, under the corn- Inland of Major General Lord PsOIT, preparatory to the review of the troops on Monday nest, by His Royal Highnefs the CON 111•11011 in Catty, who is cape/led here on Sunday evening. The camp ex tends entirely acrofs the Heath Irons the Colchefier to the Malden Road, and it is fuppofed that ihd en fuing Royal review will be the molt fplendid ever witneffed in this diflrift. The troops from Harwich, Wetly, Chelmsford, and all the adjacent quarters, at is expelled will meet on this occafion. Yellerday being the birth-day of the Niece of Watts, their MA] STI LI received the compliments of a number of the Nobility and Gentry at theteen's Lodge, Windf or. The Princefi of Watts, yefterday, gave an ele gant dinner to a patty of forty, at her houfe , upo n Blackheath, in honour of the birthday of the Prince, of WALLS. In the evening, there was a concert, at which several profeffional :mills from town affitted. On Saturday • very refpetahle meeting of the Mailer Coach-makers, Wheelwrights, and Harnefs makers in the metropolis and neighbourhood, took place at Free-Mafon's Tavern, Great Queen hen, when a number of horfes, carriages, and conlidcrable quantities of flamers, were fubfcribed for the con veyance of troops in cafe of invafion. On Friday a fintilar meeting of telpeetable Farmers, Horfe-deal waozon.midtcrs, Stable-keepers, and Mailer m- n. was held at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-ilreet, for .h_ pit i coe of affording a prompt fupply cf horfes, carriages, and other necelfery atEttance to C- vernment, when literal liberal proffers were alto made. In confequence of a mitlake in the fignals, two expreffes arrived on Tuefday at Norwich, with intel ligence that the enemy'. flotilla had put to fea. The ttoopswete immediately upon the alert, and felt much chfappointment on learning the mitlake. Saturday two Naval Officers,after haring received general intiruaions from the Admiralty, left town for the N-rth, to adopt ceriaix plan. for more effeititally defeating the objett of the enemy, fhould they at tempt a rect.& attack upon our thores. The feveral block 'hips which have been ordered from Harwich, and feverel parts of the coal.. are to be fitted tor alive finite without delay, at Chatham and Sitter tufa. - - The fevers' fineips fitting out in the River, are or dered In proceed to fee &redly t and for the purpofe of accelerating their equipment as much as poffible, fuck pentoiners belonging to Greenwich Hofpital, as are fit, are to be fent on board them. for the purpok of idElting in navigating the (hips to the Nore. The soth infant is the day fixed upon by the Com mander in Chief to review the troops encamped at Shorncliffe a after which his Royal Highnefs will pro ceed. to Barham Downs. The IR Royal dragoons, and tome troops of the ith light dragoons, le ft Ipfwich on Friday. for the. e nc a mpment on Leaden Heath. The Durham mili tia, in two divifions, pared through Cambridge on Wednefday. on heir route from Hull for Chelmsford, and were foll.iwed by a part of the South Ellie, from Ilantingdon for Harwich. The Egli York militia' have been removed from Cozheath camp to Cha tham. to Ail at the fortifications : they are to be fneeceded at the camp by the Northampton. Two battalions of the 18th were yellerday to march from Revolve, to join the camp at Barham Downs. At two o'clock on Friday afternoon the City of Wefitninfter Loyal Volunteers afembled in their drill srotind, and marched from thence to Buckdcn bill, in Hyde Park, for the porpore of a General Infpee thin. The infpedion was very minute; and their alms and aceoutoemerts were declared to be in ex. eellent order both by Lieutenant-Colonel Jausia•ne. Lifp'eding Officer of the Maria, and Major-Geneial the Earl of BAN butt', who was alto preent. The Corps marched pit the General in ordinary and quick time, in the performance of which the Light Company were remarked to be parlicularly coerce. The whole Corp. then went through all the molt 111141 manatuvres of a (ham battle. They commented the attack in a potation near Kenfington Gardens Gate, and adaanced to the Serpentine, wheeled to the lett, And Sled towards the magazine. from whence they wear fuppofed to he driven back. They then retreated to the pofition which they at fir( occupied, wheat Lieutenant Colonel VANS, received the thanks of the General. which he was requefied to communicate to the Corps. By a Gentleman jolt arrived from New South Wales, we are allured that the late infuriation at Cattle Hill, was principally caufed by the tyrannical conduit nt perfon. named Michael Nowland. who had been formerly a cony , but was afterwards made fuperintendant of convias at Cattle Hill, which let tlement wa. under his immediate direction. We have alto been informed that this man fawned the furn of sal. fermi ..ne of the convies under his direßion as a bribe for procuring him a three years mitiption.of his fentence : and that he atually Jid procure fuch mitigation, an.l a tree pardon for the cpavidt, who Ia nuw arrived in Enblai.d. 111,11taATE, AIi GOO 9: The finenefs of the weather Leflerday awaited nearly ;co perfofts to amdehon. The majority Were Alta' ROM kamfgate and Illoadftsirs. Danc ing forineff part ttf the arttfernatt.of the day. It !ailed from tsito to throb with fpirit, but then began to flag molt antnercifully;—Several naval and mile tary.. Aka% including Captain By 'lc, were in the company. Affes are in great demand here. Wherever you go Tots meet a young : l.4y upon her afs. Phis pock patient animal is called by gypfies and (mug gier' who haunt this coal, a ;hay ; but fence it has become the favourite quadruped among the fair, it is called the lady, lofent friend About one o'clock yefterday, as three little boys were playing at the fort, one of them, of the ttame of ARMITAGE, ran after a butterfly, and fell down a high cliff. He fell into a hole, which had Come water in it, and had both his knees broken. The mother raw the accident ; but was unable to give any Alliance, A projeeting rock broke the fall, other wife the child mull have been dated to pieces. Dr. SLATER immediately attended and dreffed the wound, and hopes are entertain:d of the child's recovery. It is only two years and ten months old. The father is a poor filherman. BRIGHTON. AUGUST to. The weather yellerday was bright and clear, and more than eommoaly favourable to charioteers, equef trians, and pzJellrian; ; the late rains having com pletely allayel the dud, and given art additional zed to exelcile. _ _ The Panics, attended by a fingle (cream only, was on horfeback the greater part of the morn;ng. In the evsning the Stevne, indeed, exhibited a blaze of rank, elegance, falbion, and beauty. The BAD at the Cattle, •or rasher what was intend ed to have concluded with fuch a diverrion, had not. excepting in one Gentleman from Worthing, a fingle 'truant. _ _ _ _ _ . A match of cricket, on the Prince's ground, for so guineas. was yefterclAy played betw -en Mr. Ho*as and the individuals of the Brighton Club. and the H•m. Mr. Uvrow, and Cricketers of the Bollix Mt litia, &c. which terminated in favour of the latter, and fear wickets to go down. Another match between the fame parties for zoo guineas, it is rumoured, is irc contemplation. The fragments of the disjointed 'Oils, wrecked here during the ha week, are hill to be Peen (cutter ed about the Beach, and obtain many fpelitators in the courts of the day. The weather to-day has been damp and tempelln on'. The Panics, no.witleanding, was on horfe sick For fume time 1 e ore din .er. Tandems, cum. clzs, and buggies, have adu been beyond abundance in the (tree.. Among our ha arrivals of importavee are, The Marchioncfs of Wellrney. Mr. and Mn Halhkie, Mr Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Qeen. Mr. Hari toot, Mr. J. White. Mr. Jofeph Bond, Rev. G. ikasharn. Re•. E. Cannon, Mr. R. S Weft, Mr,. S. Carter, Mr. Evelyn, Mr. H. Jaws. Mil• Duller, Mr. HUI. Mr. Bowman. Mr. W. Curtis, Mr. Morris. Mr Minds, Mr. Butler. Mr. Weller, Mr. tunas, Mr. J. Imam. Sir J. Kapok Lard horribras, &c. &c. The Right Hon. Jou* Forraa. was re-eletged for the county Louth on Monday _ _ . The cl:fpute between General Hamixrcos and Co). Boaz arofe from ditrepence of political opinion.— The crinduti of Mr. LIVIAGaToNI at Paris Wiab Almon uoiverfally d'fappiovcd in Americas and the public voice had already delignated Mr. HAMILTON as his fucceffor. This choice was not fupprifed to be much approved by the oppolite patty, among whom, we believe, Mr. Boaz was one of the moil zealous. We readily admit the merit due to the Officers and Regiment of Oxford Volunteers, alluded to in a late Reading Paper. They certainly are a fine body of men ; but if their high Rate of difcipline had been attributed to the unremitting exertions and military ardour of their Adjutant, the paragraph would have been more jug. Married on Thurfday fall at St. Alban's, CHRISTO• Fiera Pusi.sa, Efq. to MIA Kano, of Lower Sey mour-fireet. The Rev.ROSIIRT POTTIR, the learned Tranflatere of the Tragedies of affifchylus, Euripides, anrl &pho ebe, was found dead in his bed Taft Thurfday morn ing at Lowelloffe, of which place he had been Vicar. The valuable and important office of Receiver-Ge neral of Ireland, fall., by A patent revertion, to Sir Gsoac s Suss, late Secretary of the high Treafury. By the death of the Earl of Dysaar, Lady Lou- ISA M fucceeds to his Lordibip's tides and elates. The Earldom being a title in fee, her La dy (hip, of courfe, becomes Counters in her own right ; and Sir WIRLI•M MANNSIS, her elded fon (now Lord HUNTINGTOVR), becomes heir apparent to the remainder of the titles. _ _ It was decided at the ElTer affizes that to Real oyfters I. not/dewy, becaufe they fometimes go from one ki to another. Ha man were indiaed for run ning away with a woman, would it be a good defence It) ul•ad that soma have been known to go to other ire than their kifiamis A magnificent Theatre is to be built at Bath, for which upwards asocol. have already been fubfcribed. There lately met, upon Wind's, five gentkmen of Leith, who, upon comparing notes, found they had 'meaty two children among diem, Jfiy-ix of whom, with their mothers, were then alive. Bosino.—A young coachman, called 7easasy frear Town, and another blade of the whip. named ',boy Rolfe, are matched to fight for a handfonsefum. The difpute store at Cakb ffalehrbes fight. and was conti nued at Brantford, when it broke out into open vio lence. Jeralay is the favourite at preftnt. By letters from'Surinans, Demerara, and Belsiet, we learn that Sir C. Gases has ifTued a Proslansa tion, allowing the importation of all kinds of Ame can produce for four months, from the IR of June, fubjell to a duty of 4 per cent. on the invoice. The duty on tie capon of colonial produce was fised at 8 per cant. Letters from St. Thomas's, dated the 27th of June, Rate that the markets were uncommonly heavy, in e-nfequence of the contraband trade with the Spa nab main and Manch being interrupted by the pira cies of the French cruisers, which plunder and cap ture the reacts of all a.tions iadatuiazinatcly. +I4IifUTIC.IL INTELLIG.tYC. reside wstesiord IY.—vnad 5.$ kAIIJ THIS att. OWL s I. I Handlers& $ t Laos Asa. out o i t o Panzanea. Avis. te.4..ance my 1i the Dos.vain revenue cutter put in here from a Mize, but failed again this morning fcr Falmouth, having the Furl) , London Trader, Rowe mailer, with tin, under con voy. The GANNET floop of war Gilt remains at an chor in the Road. Fm.ssoum, Annusr to.—Arrived this evening the DIANA packer, Sr. AultYPI, with snails from Lif. bon, in fifteen days. She left there the Palace of Waters packet, which arrived out in five days, and la Revosurmanatas frigate; the Asivnion frigate (Ailed a few dzys before on a cruize ; the Charlotte, Portoguefe frigate, had failed the zoth nit. for France, with a great quantity of fpecie on board. On Mon . day lali. the Dtana fate, in lat. 45.4 long. It. to. foot fail of the line (Leering W. S. W. the wind then E. N. E. they made fignals to the packet, which Cap taM Sr. AWITII did not Underiland. Arrived alfo his Majelly's (hip ()Romans, of 3a guns, Captain Hsu., from Portfmooth ; Mangles Eaa India (hip, RIM for Bengal; the Chatty, &taste, for Qtlebec ; Iris, SMITH, for ditto; Britilh King, Lima, for ditto; Two Elizas, BoULros, for Newfoundland; Olive Branch, for Halifax ; Clary WART, for South Seas; and Lady Warren armed (hip, Captain WlEst.t.aa, from a cruize, and failed again this evening g the Pruffian dngger Critis, Captain BUT, from Sc. Mar tin. Sailed the HIND cutter, ALLAN, on a cruize. Put back by contrary wind the Tnwisti am o, Cuss .. • TiILTIIILD, and Qyzew CMAILLOTTg packets, which failed on Wednefday for Li(bnn, Jamaica, and America. }Wronger& by the Diana, Jamss Rica• aans, Efq. Miniiler at Cadiz ; Captain Grotto& B of the (hip Hawke, from Muntevido, bound to France, put into Lithon very leaky ; fine con demned.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, AUOOST rt.—Came in the Tit on- Mlle, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet, to refit : alto the Jaetchkenthal, Captain Kt , from Dantaie, laden with naval (lore', for the dock yard. Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the Palace Geoacia, of 98 guns: failed alto the Patacess CNA/SLOTT', 'of 40 guns, raid to be defined for the Eaf Indies; doe RANOIM cutter, of 54 guns, and the BUST cut ter, of 4 guns, on a eruize. Letters received from the fleet, brought by the Come:sena, 74, Captain J. PILLIw, dated off the Black Rocks the 6th infant, Rate, that on Sunday lad the whole French fleet, confining of twenty-one fail of the line and fix frigates, were plainly teen at anchor, by the look-out cutters in Camaret Bay, but that on reconnoitering the Bay on Monday laft it was clear of (hips, and on Tuefday the whole of the French fleet had returned their Ration in the outer road of Been, at tingle anchor. Thus againditappoint- Mg the hopes of our gallant tart to give them a broth, as this letter lays, the officers and (cameo of the Bri tint fleet were anzilufly waiting to bring the enemy to anion, having been on the alert for two days. —Came in la TIGSS, 84 guns, Captain HVLLwILL, from off Breft ; the failed a fcw days lime to join the fleet, but returned to this port t) be paid, as the enemy have returned to the outer harbour of Brett. Poarsmovr a, A uc. v.—The Hazaato, Rationed off Quiberon Bay, looked into l'Orient on Sunday, the 29th July. She obferved in the inner harbour a line of battle (hip, with a broad pendant, and a fri gate, Ivolt with their fails bent, and in the outer road, under Fort Louis, a corvette, of s 4 guns, and two brigs, of 14 guns each. Finding they (hewed no sfifpnfitiow to come out, the gave chace to a floop working op along that e, which the drove between the Ihrvidout Rock and the (hare, under a com mending cliff, about three miles to the foutli•eaft of the eatranee of the harbour, where a body of men with (mall arms, affembled. The cutter was im mediately difpatched, with Lieutenant W , and a party of men, who, after keeping up a heavy fire for a confiderable time upon the pen; 1:, defending her from the Ihore, boarded her in a moll gallant manner, and brought her out. She proved to be la Columbe, of Nantes, bound to L'Orient, with corn for the fervice of the marine. The cutter re. ceived much damage in her hull and faili, but had on ly one m an nightly wounded. The prize has afely arrived at this port. Sailed the Pttro, of s 6 guns, Captain Jayvee of, to join the Havre (quad run. Came up to Spithead from St. Helen's, the Ducto ism T, of ;a gun., Captain WALKS t. Ar rived from a cruize the LISPSTT brig, Lieutenant Dodo; and Stmts. brig, Lieutenant Tura:Jason, from Guernfey. DIM, AUG. IL—Sailed the ROMIIST man of war, for Shames; PL•T•GIS s &TT wan of war, to the weft ward ; the bomew trd In and Eat India and Leeward !nand fleets for the River, with f lof the flips from Jamaica : the ref of the fleet fr..m ja. insicarentain in the Downs for want of hands and pilots to conduit them to the River.—Arrived the H•aer and Aunt zo Hoops of war, from a cruize off the French coat, sad remain in the Downs with the Monastic, Unwire, lartsztets, VITSRAII, And MOUSY men Of war; LIDA, C•STCHI, CHAMPION, Armies I, Etat/tars, and la IMISIORTALITS ft ;gates ; Sa:0171112S, OUSTS% and Boa PVT& (loops of war, Is. veral gun brigs, the Defence A ps, and a Beet clot:t amed-boned vetch. Wind 8. W. DISTKIBUTION OP PATZLIWOMIT. To the Earl Spencer muter, for the ledetlaadet and Omplre. at Nuerscfa, on blosday, the 17th inftest,and receded ter throe ats r To the hired meter late, fee the Freed privateer lands.= the asth cas tee, :503, en he the Rob, OS her arrival. frt. re andevery Teddy and Friday kw three years, at No. Clematt's Iwo. To the Malta, Conqoener, Doris, and the hired cotter Foe, for the capture of FOniqee, on ale a6M July. ittqj, cm booed. en their rdpedier arrive& in teas, mad recialui every Timidly ami• Friday at Ns. ti. Clement e I.e. for three years To the Syiph fee thecapture of tte Grange, flarleere. and page priM, in J uly aid Anna, 1797, st No it. Clement% to, on Friday feat, .hid recalled every Toefday lad FIHq for three To the Cluldero. for the captured the Tonicollriold, deem tar a, 1797, and the Twys Gilberts, May 13. 1798. OS Friday Ont. at No A, Clement • inn, and recall= every Tediky sad Friday for three years. Captain Lotto Nam is appointed to the enemas& of the Raves flqop, of i 8 guns, at Woolsvids. Lieutenant SNITS is appointed to the coannaadl of the Martt.pa hofpital fhip, at Woolwich. The following are the particulars of the Seem sr. rived lift week, via.—Sixteen fail from China, one from Bencoplen, and five %haler!. The Jamaica fleet, about isai hail, for Great Bricein. Leeward Ifland Fleet—For London, tto fail ; BrifloL 21 Liverpool, 39 ; Lancatter, 4 ; Whitehaven, t ; Clyde, as; Dublin, ,6; Cork, to; three tranfpcwts. And a (mall Beet from Portugal. Molt of the Landau Mips of the Jamaica Bret have arrived in the River. Ir is now afcertained, that not a Bogle veld of this valuable convoy has either been loft or captured, ex cepting the Atalante, Jam Kiss, takes and carried in. to Bourdcauz by a French privateer. The outward bound Qebec fleet was left all well on the 28th of June, iu lat. 43, by a fhip arrived ax Newfoundland. By the Well India papers we learn, that as the 28th of June, the blockade of Goa(laloupe had bees partly re-ellablifhed, although we do not tied any de claration on the fubjee.—Great numbers of people had perithed at GuadalouFe by the fever. We regret to learn, that when the Jamaica fleet left the Well Indies, the country was extremely 6ckly. S:veral of the (hips crews came away in an ill nate of health, and died on their pad.r;e. A Captain and his wife are among the number, but we forbear plea- Cloning any names, left we fboulJ prove tom-aerate. and onneei;;•rily create uneafinctii in the minds ci th:ir friends here. Captain Berme, of his Majefly's 114 R014161Y. during the poff.ge of the fleet took away from levetal of the vetfris their inttrueliOns, oft account <I chlubrchence and neglect of fignals, and lint their names to be polled at Lloyd's, for atlas. guava of the thatiawricas. ;z , l•Plrr_ F ?A MOUTH, Avo. ti..4Patimy inisitthe &OH • gun-brig, and on Saturday ilal Auntie eutter.--. lhis day arrived the Miiiiiiirn-brig.—.Sailed the. SN ir c ditto, with kora* for Admiral Tanansoanuo N. Sailed the Hawes and Swam cutters. Values logger, and ANIMAL hfircsat. cutter, art winder failing orders for Hulking and the Tetelythe Ma- OlCtrnaa frigate is %waled to fail tomorrow wnb li►e flock, for the fleet off' Fluiliing. The De Code Wirwagting Marbbus, Dtaa, bound to Ettabdea, with fifb, has been fent in by tae ft &lop of., war. Wind S.W. _ Auaast to.--The Jamaica, Duane.: arrived yeflerdey from Jamaies. Parted with the Jamaica Heat , the sath uk. in lat. 4 3}. N. long. 48 Wol A letter received in town from Captain Arrsacurvt the fliiplsord Forbes, which failed front Cork on the at of July with the Well Ind;a fleet, dated sick of July, its lat. 43. long is. mentions all well.-6t. An drew, RITCMII e left Newfoundland for Demerara. on the efith ult. Eleanor*, Waal's*. at Newfound land from hewn; Diana, Camelia, at ditto froM Port Glafgow ; Jane. Klause, at Newfoundland from Clyde; Clyde, Eissoca ; Hope. bil•Gaoaos ; and Neptune, Hauer, at ditto from ditto ; Cannes of Crawford , A sva urn sa, and Nancy, A at Lithos from Newfoundland. Seri waltz —w-We are forry to announce the loft of the (hip Attire of Perth, Captain Ewilici, on her paffage from London to Perth. She failed front Lon don on Sunday the sgth ult, and nothing remarkable occurred till the Thurfday evening at 8 o'clock, when it was found that the had (prang a leak, and that there were five feet water in the hold. The (hip loon after became water-logged ; on the fi?re-callie deck the water was knee-deep; all hands were called to the pumps, awl after two hours hard working. dur • ing which they espeaed every moment that the Opp would go down, they found the water in the hold reduced to three feet. The (hip Rill kept under way, but the water again gained on them, and kept inereafing. At this time a (hip hove in fight, which was hailed, but without eft& as (be did not perceive the AEtive. About three its the morning of Friday, however, when every hope of faring the (hip, or the lives of thole on board, bad been abandoned, the fame Chip which had been before bailed came under the Atti Hero. She proved to be a Shields verel, the Cep. tarn", name Henn, who asanifefied the moll anxious folicituck to lend every polfible affiance to the die. maid people of the Alive, and to refcue them Ere* their perilous lituation. He took out the pillagers and crew, and afterwards fent his own boat, to fast what prosifions, Ike. could be come at. About is ' in the morning a thick fog came on, when the Aaiie drifted, and was feen no more. The Attires P were fafely landed at Shields on Sunday fenargt The paffengers, from one of whom we have this ac count, (peak of the exertions of Captain Ewirso and the crew to lave the fisip as beyond all praife, and to Captain HtlID, (to whole happy interference, and altive humanity, under Ploviesecr, fifteen .huruan beings owe the prefervation of their lives,) their feel ings of gratitude may be more eafily imagined than espreffed. • •211117,11_ 0..,.16.. .11.00 In tie Dowm, Rebecca sad Sena, ---; Aurora. Maley Tiler, Rand ; General Greenfield, • and Commodore Hand. --, from Demerara ; katerprize, Gleed from Antigua; Venus. s cs er, from Traidad ; Safgence, Britten, from St. KJtt's ; Ales ander, King. from Bolton; Friends, Howl; Availar, Robert fon ; Baddinatow. Wriglat; Mary. Preanan ; Generous Planter. Beattie; F beanie. Douglas; Broafwick, Dryndall ; Ca tar Nwter Porten, Prince, Lowfon • Jobn and Jam, —; Ange(. ins Cada, Kirby; Flora, Gardner; Grace,Taylor ; An., Log; Albion, Stanley ; Alfred. lineblfoo ; Leaden. °Manila; Nor. vos, Drookbask ; Orpbens, Hamm; Rifek.ll•Damand t Reward. Leech ; and Sir bldemy Sol* from Jamaica. with tbs raft of tic lea tur Landau. - • -