Star. — London, England, 1804-08-29 00:00:00

n E 4,150.0 • A Meeting haeittg been appointed by circular let ters, to the Gentlemen in Cie 'interelt of Gana ~riu LT ON Marawskino, Efq. yelierday Hall of this Tavern was opened at one o'clock, and before two a numerou s party of his friends had aticinbled among u horn we ohterved Mr. Trrotwosi, Sir Wl:s. Glaaorts, Mr. MELLISH, Sir WILLIAM Coasts, Sir Ira Hoasywo o r i , Mr. Wicsaam, Mr. BLACKBURN, r. COCKEREL ! , Mr. Writs, and a great number of Members of the Houle of Commons, HANKY Twoasioa, Efq. in the Chair. in a very long and ciofely conneeled fpeech, Mr. Tstoawrost called the attention of the meeting to the objet for which they had been convened, namely, to irnteft Mr. Mainwaring in his Ittuation as Reprefen- Wive for the county of Middltfet. In the amide of his fpeech he entered into an invetliptinn of the different motives by which the two Candidates had *en aeluated in the original cooled. The caufe of Sir F. Burden he reprefented as entirely depending on an unfounded charge of inhumanity againtt Mr. Aria, to which Mr. Mainwaring waiheld out as ac celery. While on the other hand, the friends of Mr. Misinwaring had to contend not for Mr. Main waving merely, but for the very .exillence of the Ma gillracy itfelf. This he firungly inferred from a View of the perCms with whom Sir F. Burdett had, according to his natement, alfociated. Condemned and acquitted felons, and of his agents employed in the elation. Meas. Bonney and Frog, who could lay claim to charaeters little better. The lacworth Voters, and the opinion of the Committee of the Houfe of Commons on the nature of their vote 4 nest occupied his attention, from which he inferred, that the elation in favour of Sir F. Burdett, had been procured folely by partiality on the part of the Returning Officer, and by perjury on the part of up. *arca of three hundred and feventy perlons, who, without any claim, had ventured to take the oaths as Freeholders of the County. By comparing this with tha coodua of the prefent Eletlion, he nraiinained that a Gmilar train of perjury and abufe had crept %mit, tliotigh uncountenanced by that Ipirit of par tiality on the part of the Returning Officers which had eharaderifed the preceding elation. To per. !bade the Meeting to Rep forward to oppufe that lyf tem of perjuryi and corruption which h e re p re f ente d *shaving cited on the Eleetive Franchife of the Comity of Middlekt, he begged their attention to a few oar at the various imputtures on their rights which had been made maniicli in the courfe of the elation. On one day it appeared that forty perfons bad polled for. Sir Francis Burdett, of whom no rs... tidsdkory information could afterwards be obtained. Advertifements deferiptive of this circtundance had alltertrards been pobldhed, and alibi:rug!) it unfortu nately appeared that four of them did not lie undet the imputation there attributed to them, it was un contradifted that the remaining 36 did. On the third or fourth day of the poll, it having been ftated da Mr. Conthorpe,Counfel lot Mr: Mainwaring, that Certain fulpici:ois perfons were come Up td poll, he band on Peer whole phyliognornies did not . picalc him, and of thefe three run away, when coming round to the Sheriff 'i Box, and the other, who was after wards advertifed for under the name .of Williams, it appeared, had alto gone away without polling. As to the proceedings on the lalt day of the elec tion, Mr. Thornton anted, that it was a fit, that the Sheriffs had ufed every degree of promptitude in de. tiding on the fuperfeded votes, which had not been allowed to accumulate ; and although the sheriffs might have given the agents fur Sir Francis melon to believe that they would determine the objedions to fuels as unavoidably lay over, after the hour of „ . three o'clock; he could tee nu ground on which it could be objeited to them as unjultifiable conduct ; to revert to what was pr oper and legal, fo loon as they found they had deviated from tint path. (,1 the um ISMS, however, which it was laid they had put on the poll after the hour of three, and by which it had been alledvd a colourable majority had been cre ated in favour of Sir Francis Burdett, he was conS• dently &bred, on the mull mature invelligation r that not one of them was good. Six of them did not re fide to the places they reprefented ; two had no right to the freeholds on which they claimed ; cne of them was a freeholder, but under the turn of aos. yearly, and the tenth was an Ifleworth miller. The object of the prefent meeting, he therefore concluded with Rating, was not political merely, but moral, and to protest the Sat county in the kingdom from falling a facrifice to perjury, fraud and deception. Mr. MILLISII laid, he thould have very little to offer after the able manner in which his Honourable Friend in the chair had opened the but - inch. It had been his fituation to be prefent during the principal part of the tranfatlions at Brantford, and he had an opportunity of being perfuAded, by what pAlfed un der his own immediate obfervation, of the correfi nefs of the Statement which had been given. He then justified the clndoet of the friends of Mr. Meinwar tug, And esprit - cd the litigious difpodtion manifefted by the oppofite !nuts, in objcaing to Mr. Jullice Cede, Mr. Garrow, Mr. Gofer, and many other perfons whole property is great, and whole charac ters wer: beyond the reach of fufpicion. He corn- mented on the irregularity of examining the votes after three o'clock, and noticed the protctt which the Coastal of Mr. hfainwaring bad entered agaistli it. Mr. Melia then faiJ, he had propokd a few refoln time.f regarding both the eleetion of Ittos and the laQ dabon, which he lbonld fubmit to the difention and &tenni iztic-s of the Geode:nes prekot. He had ao particular attachment to the fOrm, and thould bs happy to hear, and to adopt the correaneh.of any sot who would take that trouble. After a Ikon explanation from the Chairman, Mr. MILLIS!' propored the firft Refolution, which being fccoodcd by Mr. Watts, was read from the Chair, and carried unanimoufly. The other &Cautions werethen read is order, and (mended by the fame aenclenun, And were all paged with tie Came p aces' concurrence. What the Grit recohnicm, defcriptive of the fenti meats of the meeting, as eennetgestwith t h e la elec. tioo, tru brought fOeWard, great difficulty teemed to rrevAil as to the mode is which it lhould be framed, D as while they lila imputed the aim of fubornatiosi f perjury to one pink, !tamely, Sir Feeler's Bulk- ris , . . .. . niv agent", to relieve from that imputation their friends the prefent Sheriffs. The Mott mate6Al tefolotion was a declaration of neceflity of a raw fabfcrirt ton, which was order ! to be iniveitifesl in the town and country Papers. • .•• . IvitUficta pvntLicznE. MAILS THI4 DA B'.—Wind 8.3 W. •aa. DOl. •11. VIVI. I t Hambergb o s o i Gomel:K.:Vs 0 • Doblit' Waterford FALMOUTH, Auc. k6,—Arrived Ibit der his Ma jelly's brig l'uncoifi, of t 8 guns, Captain Motets, to give notice of the near approach of the outward bound Welt India convoy, but no vcfels here being bound to the WeR Indies, the immediately failed again. Soon after about 8o fail appeared o# the harbour, under convoy of his Majefly's (hip Hynes. of 38 guns, Captain MUNDY, and th e Willi a m flare fhip,.bound for Li gon, Oporto, end the Mediter. ranean, when the Naacv cutter, Lieut. M.Dokacu, failed from this p at: with the following venbls under convoy to join tb:m, viz.—Three Sißen o Joust, Rebecca, CUMIN, ind ALlive, PIDGION, for Gi braltar; John, Watc:ir, Mary Ann, W ; Biasses, STE rims, and Iroquois, COUCH, for Oporto; Laura, Rows, and Broil ers, /hemostat, for Li(bon.—Sailed yellerday evening the Dux,. packet, Sr. Avaym, with mails of the sift ink for yeßerday evening the Flatter, TRENEY, and Thais, (traders) Rosswsa, with bale, goods, groceries, Bce. for this port ; and the fchooper Antwerp, Diczarsoe, with hemp, &c. from Pe terfburgh.—Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, AUG. 57.--Came in the Vigflahta, ' Captain Pas rats, from Longfound ;--the Count Lerwick, Captain Bloats, from Tonflatrgi—the Friends, of Lond , ii, Captain Ramos, from Anholt, all laden with naval ftores for this port—This vef fel being off St. Alban't Head laft Thurtjay even ing, about fix o'clock, law a French fchooner priva teer with two captured brigs in company, which the had juft taken; they were 'leering S. 3. W. St. Al ban's Head bearing N. W. diftant four miles, the wind, at that time, N. by E. and moderate. Alfo arrived the Happy Return, of Guernfey, Captain DADD, from duernfey, laden with 265 calls fp • , betides fait and tobacco, prize to the HIND Revenue cutter, Captain Azzaw ; the NUTUNI of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet, to refit ; and the Rs ?rota, of 18 guns, Captain Fa* 2'. sa, front 1 cruize. Sailed the Larwrao frigate, and the PAZTTY Lass, armed (hip, on a cruise. Arrived the William Heath cote, Pniczits, from Demerara for Liverpool, cap tured on the 4th inft. Ireland by a French pi iva tar, retaken by the Nauru Lous (loop of war. Peiarsmoura, Auo. aB.—Sailed the DEFIANCE, of 74 guns, Captain DUaHAM, for Plymouth, to re ceive bullocks on beard far the Channel fleet. Came into harbour the STI-Poi floop of war, Capt. GOATS. DIAL, Atm 28.—Arrived the ADAMANT mall bf war, and Scouacs floop of war, with a convoy from Pprtfmouth, which are failed for the River, with the Tellieherry tranfport. Sailed the Loyal Briton wan!. port for Plymouth. Arrived the SHINDY floop of VW from a cruize off the Teed ; and the CHAM PION frigate from the northward, with a retaken brig in tow for Delver Pier. This morning the Prefident, Ws Lt.s, from the Cape of Good Hope,detained by the Lawrie° floop of war, ran On the Goodwin Sands, but was gut off by the affidance of the Deal boatmen. FROM LLOYD'S LW'. °Rosanne, Aeroosr aS —Paffed by the Ph Genii, Smart, from St. Vatter, ; Sorry, Cullen. from Hufum, and the °Stant. *- Woe, finis' Norway. Sailed the Faulkner, Longneer. for Barce lona; Ma•saret, Parry, for Dublin; Fair American Johnfon, tor Now Orleans; Lubec pocket, Campleman , for Pettliburgh Fib°. Peak, for kdflnure, and Vrow Margaret. Rents, for Staniar. DISTRIBUTION OF PRI2E-MONEY. - ---- • • The 'hip Racoon, (or the capture of the Sem!lib Wit Charlot te, Aqua iS, ski, will be paid on Saturday the Sib of scptent- Ler, at No. as, Norfolk•Brtet, Strand, and rccalkd duly for three years. _ 'I he Ravolutionnairo, for the erptore of the French merchant Ind p tinendeUe. on the t3th of June, thel, will be :laid this d:i on board the hip and for three years to come at No. 70. Great R trL 11. ft n. et. ltloomfbury. Ihe Diomede, for the ree:mture of the Ac"ive end Three FrEet.da, on the 4th and sth of J.ruar., 17;7, w,ll hr pPid ao Wrchnfday, thc tith of Srptcoltxr. at No. 9, New Broad itrect. and reealkd at (ante piece for three years. Captain Resru is appointed to the command of the zaCALAND, of 64 guns, at Sheeroefs. Captain Bar.sras is appointed to the command of the TROWIRIDG s, hired armed redel, at Plymouth. Yefierday a Court of bireaors was held at the EMI India Houle, which adjourned at fix o'clock till ; thisdat. Yelerday the difw..tches by the laft (hips of flue feafon were finally doled at the Eat} India Houle, and delivered to their refpatlve Pullers. The ful• lowing is a bil of the paffengert Pa Dcnrnes , fur Botatay—..Capt. Lieut. Prate, and Mn. Pah( and child; and Graze Frederick Gall, Mlißant bargain. .—Tn Madras... Mr. Robert Wolf. add Mr. George Maxwell, Cadets. Per Ocean, extra thip, to Bengal—Ltdrrs. James Duncan, I len ry Leeds White, Thomas Pannier, W. H. Hondige, Edward HowrM, WRllatn Pickerfgin. and Robert hPKernri, Cadet.; Mn Jane Littlejohn, proceeding to her hatband; Mit. Elisabeth Oliver, and Mrs. Litticjoha's ltd.cn—oTo Madras; Mr. Ttistinsi Roberts, Cadets. Per lades. for Madras... Capt. Lieut. Henry Maion. and Mrs. Mahal; Mr. panel .1...0ebe, Cavalry Cadet; Mef. - rs H. Browne Sands, George Fordyce Smith, Wiliam* Belt. Jobe Seett,Gtotge Fula, Jobe Lewis Haarsteller, Jobs George Bonner. Robert Manieter, and Donaki Roth Macdonald. Cadets; Mr. and Mrs. Jobs Daly. and Mitt Yates, Mrs. Day's Later; Mr. Mscb. Yates. and Mr. KRUM Cabires, Fres Mariner. Per Skelton Cattle, eitn lip. to Bombay-..Meirrs. Ilcorge Waiter, Thomas Santis, Ederarsl John Godby, George LINA. John Bream Bielsardroo, Thomas Gregg, Prom and Robert Thew, Cadets • Mr. Marna O'B r i an , Free Mariner ; Mrs. Aim Heath, pewees-4Ln to kr hatband; Major Heath ; Mita Ana Monts, and MU Mary Blacken, recording to their friends; and Mr. J. It Walton, Bombay marine. -- - - per lord Keith, extra Sap. to Sengal--Mr. Samuel Ludlow an.! Mr. Timms Tweak, ASSN* Sermon • Mn. Loam Intl et g Mefirs.Tbionas °nab, William Be;trani, Jana. kn. PAM! Motu Jealous, George B.inks Sell,George Carement. Sensed Mention, St. Jelin Heard, Ceorge 144bmart and natio. Mks, Cadres; Mr. Jaffa firvion Madrat . Mr. Uinta Markle, and Mr. Hectilletton trots, Cedite; Ssecott Lieutenant Jobe Ilalktf. Bombay swine . , Pros tit LON . DOW ‘ GdgE77.4 Atipita. DOVER, ItiCUST 27. reterday, the atmorphere beanie very clear, end in the evening. as the fun was going down, the French colfl'could be teen with great di flinEtnefs. The camp at Boulogne could be plainly feen ; it teems to have been confide: ably increafed of late ; and the foldiers could be difbovered at erercife, their arms glittering in the fun. The French gun-boats have been coming out of BOulogne ever fidte Friday evening, a few at a time, and although they did not appear from our heights to amount to more than a hundred, yet by a Folkllone lugger which Was off Boulogne ,yellerday, we are alibied they amounted' tall night to three hundred and fifty outfide the bar. boor, betides an immenfe (warm infide, the malls of which mould be feen. Our Duagenefs fottadron, con fitting of about eighteen (hips of war, was yeaerday evening at anchor to the well of Boulegne, and Come of our (mailer veffels were cruizing to and fro. Some tif the French gun-brigs very daringly put off from the tell, WI keeping within cover of the land batteries, ind leafed to brave, to provoke our cruizers firing at them. This enticed Come flour velfels to go too near the fisOre, to return their fi re, and thus they were brought within range of the land batteries, the firing from which was tremendous, covering the whole coati with fmoke. The 111140117/ILITI frigate went in and fired f broadfides at the enetny,.i nd fo dld Come fmaller veffels. One of there was plainly teen from our heights to be a black-tided cutter, fuppofed to be the Cooflitution cutter of Dover, 150 tons, 12 guns, and 40 men.— Suddenly the perfons looking through &dies from our heights, miffed her, and, on looking narrowiy, they difcovered her malt above water : Coon after wards they law many boats pat off from our other (hips to pick up the men as they fuppofed, and ai the crews of thofe boats held up their oars, after they had reached their objett, it was concluded dm: all the crew of the cutter were laved. All this was plainly feen from our heights about half pall Piz lag night, and no doubt iris entertained that the enemy had funk ot.e of our cutters by their land batteries ; but the fist 2 ne t being pofitively certain, as perfons looking from the heights are fometinses cicceiveLLand the mail coach basing Pet off, no account of this event could be fent to London lag night. This morning, however, by the arrival of the lugger at Folkflone, the whole of what was teen from the heights has been confirmed. The cutter was flrock by a bomb about half pall fit o'clock. It heeled on one fide, and took in a dear of water, but it foon after righted, when the crew got out their (weeps, and made figoals of dißrefs. The Inn uTk frigate immediately flood in between the cotter and the land, and fired feveral broadlides at the French flotilla and at the batteries, to cover the cutter, which was retreating with its (weeps, occa (tonally falling on one fide, and taking in water as if the had been (truck and cut open by the bomb on that fide, The Ist 'AORTAL Liza fent out all her boats to pick up the crew, and other boats were likewife (e out, to the number of about thirty ; they were in a few minutes near the cutter, and to,,k out her men. It is fuppofed the crew were all laved, as the boats held tip all their oars, in lignal that no man was loft. Whet' aoy are 1011, cne or two ears are held down in propor. Lion to the number who ft: fler. Soon after the men were fared the cutter wen: to the bottom. ' When the batacirratars went in and fired, the blaze and fmoke both from her and from the land batteries, were dreadful. Many (tots amid be leen fall eonfiderably on this fide of her, and Come bombs fell fo near as to fplalh her fides with water. Indeed it is not doubted, th 4 the received feveral ;hot, and probably fullained fume damage, as the French gun-boats were out in fuck numbers, feveral of them in motion, as fo moth futoke and firing were feen. When the bemoan:a ura and another frigate got under way, Come per. Cons OD our height: espetted to fee our whole (qua. dron under way alto, and that the enemy was anualle going to attempt to come over. The veffels were full ' of foldiers. They remained however very fun under cover of their batteries, %I hen nii,ht fell, and this morning they were in the fame potation. One of the frigates put into our roads this morning, and a boat put same with two officers. The moment they landed they law the boat away, defirons that the crew Mould not communicate with the fpeltaton.— Paton; who viewed Boulogne within ai few miles ref ' terday, and who have been at Gibraltar, fay, it is fortified as Ilroogly as that celebrated garrifon, great additions and Improvements having lately been made. Nothing Is come from the fleet with any certain intelligence. Signals being made from Little Corn hill, all the (hips in Dover Roads got under weigh ; and flood over with a profs of fail. Six P. M.—By a Gentleman Jail come up here from Hlthe, I have learnt that the tiring of Boulogne has continued nearly the whole of the day ; that the enemy has continued to fend their Waal& out the whole of the tide, where they anchor in a li ne cla n in more. His MAJISTT having been pleafed.to appoint the Right Hon. Joke totrsa, the Right Hon. Sir Eva' N , Baronet, Chief Secretary to the Loin LIIUTIRANT of Ireland, or the Chief Secretary to the LORD LII ureg•AT for the tithe beirg, or, in the abfence of the Chief Secretary, the [fad,: c Secretary for the time being for the civil department of the feed Chief Secretary'. Offi2e ' the Right •Flots , I.opOlt Lord FIR* EFO I T , the Right Heel. - Pion ' Lorre, Lomas, commonly caned Lord Vifeount Loretta* and the Right, on. Msuarce Parzosaasa, to be his Map sees Commiffioner. fir executing the office of Treafurer of his Marssr v's Exchequer in Ireland. Letters Pattent have her.) palled under the Great Seal of Ireland accordingly : and his Mai etre has been pleafed to appoint the Right Honourable jeaut Poses" to be Chancellor of his Majeser's Court of Exchequer in Ireland, Letters Patent base been pared under the Great Seal of behind accordingly.. •Daal •OTTICR. AUGUST 28. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Lord G Cesumeder is Chief of his MaJefty's air and each on the:Coaft of Ireland. to WiLL/All MAattlMl,Efq. dated at Cork the sad of Aar Sit--Captain Mat yLs tab, of • his Idajelly's Lou,lt for itas been crai n iag fa-the la* three weeks, or the pr4teetico of the homeward-bound convoys), arrived here this Afternoon with the . Blonde. a large French - privateer, of 3 0 guns, ttiam. pounders, and acio men. Enclofed I have the ho , pour of tranfinitting to you, for their Lottlatipa • information, copy of Captain MAITLAND'II letter to me on the fubjee, together with the lilt of wounded on board the Lola,. (Signed) Leeas, at Sea, Amp 11. My Lord—l hare much fatisfattion in announcing to you the capture (by his Majefty's {hip Louts) of a frigate privateer, belonging to Bourdeaux, mount• ing thirty-nine pounders, with 240 men, which I had the good fortune to fall in with in lat. 49 deg. 30 min. long. :a deg. ao min. on the myth sonata; Me. has been a wonderful annoyance to the Britilh trade dur ing the prefent war, and is the !tip Capt. Column fo gallantly canceled with, until the Wolverine was in the ate of finking. She held the Loots a ehaee of twenty hours, the lad quarter of an hour being a running anion ; from our fitaation, together with the darknefs of the night, fcw timer pus took effea upon her till latterly. Seven of her mat were badly wounded, two of whom are Since dead. Six of the LOMA'S men were wounded, two only Severely. and. I am happy to addh are in a fair way of recovery. I have every reafon to be pleated with the condole of the Officers and llip's company k have the honour to command. during the thou time the &aim halted, and feel Ceti:fleets that had the been a frighte of equal force to the Lome, they would have loft neneof the credit they fu defervedlk obtained, on a former aces lion. The Blonde had been out twenty days (rem Paffage in Spain, without having made any capture. She is a very fine (hip, fails remarkably fall, and ap pears to me very, well calculated for his Moiety's Service. Enclofed is a lid of the woonded on board the Loma. (Signed) I. L. ntas Lift of the wounded as board W Meleftgli ilp Laos, It adtkna with the Meade. Aura tr. • MillAdpmaniMe. Comm Stamm—William Taylor, Jamul Tbeteifea (fetrendy), pi* Covey, David Light, and Meamider brown. (Signed) *r. L. watesane. • BANKRUPTCY ENI AROED. Odlober z 3. Charles Portman, late of Upper nediry.ftreet, Pen. marpifipare, merchant, at tea, at GuildhalL . • BANKRUPTS. Charles Haycock, of Hornailtle, Litteolo Oh% tailor, to forrender September at 19, and Oak& 9, at eficen, at ilk Buil- Mu; In Horneaftle. Anatole; Mr. Win. Praline, of 44114; or Mr. Curfumitrect, Londoa. obert Smith, sow or late of Williton, seraerfassaire, Mader sad chaparan. September 51, 59, and Odtciber 9, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chard Atter:dm, Mr. ,ob. Reed or Mr. JoGyth Xing, Tonkel mart, t.nasetrr-lese. - George franca. dßridgend, Glaanorganibire, Ompliteger. &tar and atlases, Sr. Ici, 55, and °dotter 9, at elites. at the London Ina and 'alba 'll•arem, area, Buda Anomie,, Mr. James, No. is, Cra ertmadquare, London; or Mr. - 1100 Morph, Mani. John Prang, of Netweallie. Tyne, bardwarnran, dealer sad chapman, Sept. S. 6, an d 9, et eleven, at the mate. fpcare Tavern, Neweaftle.upon-Tywr. Anoraks, Mr. RoLert Yowl, NeweaftlempowiTyne; or Mr. Richard Nelfun, Mad. doe.ftreet, Hanover.fquere. Hairy Hatchings the younger. of High Hoban. Midilitiez, baker. drake and chapati... September t. tt. and Odlabor feat ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harman. ay-place, Holborn. DIVIDEUDs. thermion, at ten. at Guildhall Sept. as. Jamb Glover, kiln Hall, Sanwa Haver, end Ilralser Haynes, late of Woman. porter-brewers. and =partners, e t etc urn, at the H o p Pole, 14*Oreefter. Sept. 15. William Ward, of airesiostam, green, at deem, at tLe Public (Mee, Eirmirghans. Sept. Is. John '1 homas Wet-fter, of the High.ftreet, Souttwark, Surrey, Wafter, at ten, at Sept. 4. Rickard Stucky, of Fenchurch-ftreet, Londoo, draggift„ at ten, at GulldhalL Sept. tor. ThomaiJobrifon, of St. Martlo's-court, Leicetter. fq user, ennarella.maker, at un, at Guildhall. Sept. 27. Mummer Ala% d. of Wahtlickl, Yorkildre, inacrufadte. rer, at eleven, at the atnir of Arm. Inn, WahetickL Sept. t 7. Stephen Hartley, of ficektriondwilie penal of likftall. Vurarturc, carpt-massLie. arcs, at clever, at the Yew Tree ha, In Robert-Town, Stra.--11. Sept. 21. Robert Brim. late of Bridal, jeweller, at deem, at the Rummer Tavern, BrtitoL Sept. 20. Robert Grind/taw, of cones, laneathlre and Jahn Orindhaw, of Marcheiter, tom baa: a, nianufadurcn sad ca. paroles, at th3ce , at the ErlJgewater I runs. Manclwiter. Sept. z 9. Thomas Norris, of Msacbett. r, Leafs Orli e. return aux thaw, dealer and chapnian, at three, at the Beidgewatet Arms, Manchefter. Sept. sc. William Barwitn, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, brandy men. ch.m. at Ere, at the King's Head, Yarmouth. Sept. :S. Edward Elakeway, John Rose, sod Robert Wisner, et Coalyort, Ss/op. porcelain notatedurrrs, urers, hanker s , and or , partners, at twelve. at the Red Lion la, Brufacy.tudop. Sept. a 2. Dank! Hebr o w, Harliel, Jame. Harare, and Robert Henderfon, late of 01.:1 JAI Pitton, Glom ede ft, a. tuarminiturers of chew-Jul preparation, end plum, at at the Ractmer mean. An saints-lane, DetArt P-pt. H. Musty Nantes. of Warnfontrotart. I lingiworton-llama, merchant, at ten, zt Sept. 21. Robert Lattice and William Holland, of Hord.-ydos Shad Mashes Surrey. faders, nierchams end copartners at ten, at ' (Maier a. licatal Tieon f Fcsenrch-flraet, tondos, wise. Tr. stnav, AIIOOST 23 —The intelligence is this 1 ameba:a as ten at U :".1; Q ' ' day confirmed relpeeting the Connitution tune', ' i Odt- 6- Jam . es Peter E L' a;u4 2j. at Upper (.4.aft %Ilia was funk off Boulogne on Sunday lail. A !hell ' c.x;.lia.rtbe:llaaatet7-lie:r,ery.::tif(: g i e b .ir , -. . i pl z i •n i. ;lalbt a . , :topit .tit o•p c". r, Bohr went tittottgh her, and Eke went Joss nin tea uninut- : I and of I. Iwrcnce-1 . ...:1.they - T6ce, aaq " 1 "r".1. fortunately it did not burn, and no perfen was loft Or I °eL 6. j°" G'n". hurt. The boats of the fqnadron w ere i nur e Jj 4 e I ' o.;obett .'rctla a. "' l l"l" e i t e t. " .(l ii, ; ' ' ' ' ' ,: t " ' : ::..haj ' pa 47 1 :mu d. Sh,rc,litch, Ica: he . : . 4 2 t . 1 ., • ""b".."' ' fi ll if hvillad out and picked up the whole of the •- Th I. A people.— seer oft6 John „Lau. t.«. of of 6( i fLretzt ii . vrond ,.gt,, , , :t i !r oe ' rs i. c Fr B 7 . at i:t6[ 6. l: t k " ; . .rki The CW6,ll'lOl has juts anived with a brig detained ce'bcr z . 1 l'' '' m by her for a breach of blockade. The weathrr is very IC"cct' Qo ul' i jc , a1 " .4.4c1 1, n r ,'"' ".., `11.,,".1'.11 the '..44;1,:m_1N4ti.....„....M"'": floe, but tot. hazy to fee what is doing on the cpp, arun-Jripee . .at lea,..se 'ottitJa:sii.--. Halt . -- ----- ' Odober 6. Alrialoas Marla, of ft:c coaa. lkia iring has been beard !ince S:mday. [a/elec.'s Galidhia "11116; lama" ' irwihrem