Star. — London, England, 1804-06-02 00:00:00

$v is this Lid? I Pisa Amen • a Mitt divont Cardinals, the Mu llen tithe Diplornalig lady, and *wool Oaken of the Pontifical Court wta prefent Yekede7 being Sunday, Cardinal ?seek uncle of Ilosevaave, and Manias, of Trance to the Moly See, took folcmn polref ion in the church of tt. Mary de la Viloire, of the title eonferred•on him by big Holinefs. On this occallon the Cardinal Minifier made donations to the poor of the city, and gave a fplendid dinner of 40 covers. M. Gtranocvna, late French Secretary of Legation in Swiferland, has arrived here, to be attacked to the French Legation in the fame quality, in the room of M. de CHATIAO/11111LIIT, who returns to France. &bus. MAT 3. —The Legiflative Body of the Its lian Republic terminated its Annual Seffion on the asth of IA month. Before the fittings were clofed, the Atembly determined by lot the Members who I are to go out this year. Fifteen are fufficient to reduce the Members to two-thirds, agreeably to law. The places of. the fifteen Members who go out, and thofe before +vacant by different caufes, forming to rther a third of the whole, will be filled up by the Eletiond Colleges, according to the forms peculiar to this Republic. • One of the laws lately fandioned by the Legiflative Body relates to the coin, and *ferns to be mentioned. It was pared on the s6th of April, and proclaimed a few days age by Go. wernment. It is very remarkable, as it emits that money &all be fircek with the effigy of the nes? Conlin. of France, l'refident of the Italian Republic. The gold coin of the value of thinpone liri will have en one fide the head of Bonaiaars, and on the other the imprelSon of the Republic. C. Rowley, asargi d'Affaires, sad Constaiffary- General of Commercial relations of the French Re public at Coda, paired through this city lafi month en his way to France. He was returning to Paris from the pall which he occupied in the Seven Iflas be quitted Coefon two months ago, having requefted and obtained leave to ftfign. The efiablithment of lb, molt formal diplomatic relations between that Republic and the Court of Ruffia, has been an nouneed in Italy by the publication in the Journals of the entre& of an druid letter dated Peterlburgh, lash sth, which Rates as follows: 44 Tefierday, M. Nattaaus bad a private audience of the Eel, slot, in which he prefenred to his Majefiy his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary of the Republic of the Seven Mum, as well as the new Confiitutional Code of that Republic. His Isis num. Maj►srr did him the honour to receive him alone in his clofet ; he con verted with him on the affairs of the Republic with that condefeenfioo which is natural to him, and with that real intereft which he takes in the people who are under his auguft protation." Vseics, May 3.—His Royal - Highnefs the Arch duke Joint will remain eight days longer in this I city. It is now certain that the town of Trevifo will be converted into a place of war : the works will be immediately begun. The paffages of Kofel and of Chiufa will alto be fortified. HAMBURGII MAIL. After this paper was at profs we received the Hemburgb Correlposadattea,. which contains the follow ing important articles. It will not efcape the obfer vation of our Readers that the further confideration of the Rtftaa Aar prefented to the Diet has been put off for fix weeks I This is extremely politic, for if any refolution difpleafing to Bo fhould refult from it, a French army might be at the gates of Vienna before the Empire was even prepatcd for refinance. _ _ From the Ilastehrgh Cor►efparleski of May as, re etived this morning : This day the Ruffian Note communicated to the Diet on the 7th infiant, was taken into confideration. The Delegate for Bohemia and the Archduchy of Auftria had declared verbally, that his Tammuz. i'dajarry had conceived he might exped that the French Government would itfelf have notified tobim the fens and reafons which bad induced, and as it is fuppofed, might jullify the leisure of perks, on the German territory in March lafl. His Majelly therefore thought that there could be no °Nation to an application to the French Government, on the part of the EmtilLOß and the Empire, for a fuffici• ent and fati.fadoty explanation. The further confideration of the fubjed was then deferred for fix weeks from the 7th inf. and the opening of the Prefrocel fixed for the I flth of June. To-day the following Note was given in by Knox BILDT, the Swedint Envoy Extraordinary : 6 , His Majeff y the King of SWIDIM having been informed of the content► of the Note given in to the Diet on the 7th inflant, by order of his Majefly the Emperor of all the Russias, conceives it to be incum Kent upon him to declare, that when there is nuctlion of the guarantee of the Germanic extilitution, he, as King of Sweden, may confider himir.lf one of the moll ancient of its guarantees of the peace of Weft ph Alia ; his Maid y, however, does not conceive it re ceffary to declare his fentiments on the prefent quef tion as guarantee of the Connititution, fince he is convinced that the head of the Empire can explain ►hem to the Diet. The fen,iments of the King en die affairs of Germany ate hefides too well known, and have bi.Ln too often declared, to need to be re leased on this occatioe." RANKS or 7111 Mass•—A French sr - 77, it is laid, • . 1 1 f;. , n be alremblcd on the Urper Rhine, the re ; , c. , ts to ci.mpote which arc expeEted from the in t. t 11.1111:C. NAUTICAL ititiumorcz. lt. P. Viler Wareeid MAILS THIS DATe.... *bet S. W. AIR. pee. • Ails. we. I I 0 0 a Goomberitt 0 0 TORBAY, MAY 31.—Arrived and remains, his Majelly's Hoop PHRASAIIT, Capt. Catty; and the Nstassis frigate, Capt..Somsaysztv, from a cruize. Alfo jutt arrived and remains, ,the Renown, Esc& cutter, Capt. War Ire. Several fault brigs, coafters, &c. are now corning in, names at prefent unknown —wind blowing very ftrong. PLYMOUTH, MAY 31.,..-The MALTA, Of 8 4 gun% Captain BULL ea, juR arrived from off Ferrol, after a cruize of fiz months and feven weeks, having her flares damaged in feveral hard gales of wind, is or dered up the harbour, and will go into dock to be repaired and have Ler hold and ballaft new flowed. Went into dock the WINDSOR. Carats, of 98 guns, to refit; her crew are on board the MIDWAY hulk, a receiving Chip.—Came in from a cruize off Ufhant, the NYMPH and Virzi, of 14 guns .each, to take con voy. The PRISM, CHARLOTTE, of 44 guns, will be commifSonetl, and the command given to Cap tain F. G . The Cu LLODIII, 74 guns, fitting for the Eaft Indies; it Is fuppofed will go round to Portfmouth, to receive Rear Admiral Sir E. Pei,: tsw's flag, after fist is ' victualled and Bored at this port. The following armed ('tips, the property of Mr. T. Loma', of this port, have been hired for the fcr vice of Government ; Ship Lady Wivata, 31 guns, 18 pounders carradades, Captala 1/lackidlar. Snip Pretty Lek re guns, ill pounders armadas, 4 Laos 6'a, Caplan' Tippett. Skip Truarbridge,so lone 9 pounders, $ sit pcmaden eannendes, empudn _ . . Mown? Colpoys, of 14 11 pounden carrenades, and a ling 6's, Lieutenant Mien PottrswoUTM, Joss 2.—Sailed his Majeßy's (hip Tam** on &cruise. and the Ajaz tranfport, under convoy of a cutter for Guernfey.—Wind W.S.W. DIAL, Just I.—Sailed the Jisatc♦ and Ctiam ?tow frigates, Esnostow bomb, Jacitat.t. gun brig, DART, BONITTA, and OIISTIS 11001/s of war, on a cruise off Calais and . Boulogne. Remain in the Downs the MI:MAIM UTRICNT, ARna MT, VITA. ass, and lortaxisia men bf war; la Suss and la Vila tits frigates; Scovaos and BACCHANTS (loops of war; T AAAAA VII ZLIAA, and FUIT bombs ; LADY W rmed (hip ; MILLSII.OOII fehooner ; Mesita and BLOODH 'Dim) gun brigs, with the eoppered armed tranfport, and a large fleet of outward bound veffels.—Wind S. W. _ _ _ Gas [MOCK, TUMMY, MAY 29.—The Ann, Stont, arrived here on Saturday latt, from Jamaica $ fizoke off the Mull of Kintyre, tlie Ana Phillippa, Miller, (tom Sr. Lucia, bound to Liverpool, out 47 days. rpgihrived here on Wednefday the George, Simplon, Item New York, after a pillage of 25 days. The i John and Alice, Dunlevy, from this port for Phila delphia, was (poke in long. 66. out 34 days, by a veffel arrived at New York before the George failed. Arrived here on Tuefday, the Mary Ann, InFalls, and Indultry, Bagley, both from Charleflon, to 33 days. The Columbia, Watt, from Clyde, arrived at Charlenon a few days before the above veffels failed. Capt. Bagley reports, that when off the Banks of Newfoundland, he law the wreck of a veffel, with her keel uppermua, name unkown. Capt. Ingalls (poke, on the 25111 ult. the brig Augulta.. of Bofton, from Savannah, out three days, bound for Liverpool and, on the 21R int. the fbip Merchant, of Portland, from Liverpool, out (even days, long. 54 W. but blowing a [tiff breeze, could not learn where bound. - - - - - FROM LLOYD'S LIFT. Oaavesztio, Juni I...—Paft by the iodides Packet, Peerless, from Tooniegen • John and Elisabeth. Paces from Vara; Hen. drkkajohnfoo, and Five Brothers. from Fankiden. Sailed the Berwick. Griffith, for Barbedoes, and Middletan. Hawkins, and Hazard. WWianis. for Jamaica ; Pasley, for Honduras; Hero, Allan. for Newfoundland; Jorge Elisabeth, Moot; Vrow Anna, Bcfs, and the Vrow 'duns, Way. far &Sham AlierveDAt Leerpool, the Brook, Tucker, from Jamaica; sad Anna and Philippa. ---,from St. Lucia. At Dublin, Doo dah M•Gregor, from Jamaica; and New Adventure, —, from New York—At Cork. George,....-.-, num New Tork-.-At Lime- tint, Pallas. Forbes. frem Oporto—At Sl.go, Good Intent,—, Mee Oporto--At Fewer, Hope. Cochran, from Virginia—At Phibts,Dundas, Devidky, from Jerfey. The Schooner les Deux Freres, from Bourdeaur, bound to Guerofey, laden with wine, &c. and mounting fir 6-pounders, is captured by the Tartar letter of marque, belonging to Guernfey, after a (mart engagement, and is carried into that place. The Tartar had, a day or two previous, chafed a large fhip from Corte, very richly laden, which made her efcape into a Spanitt port. According to a letter from an Officer on board his Majeny's flip DIFIAnCe, dated off Rochelle, the rill inn. the enemy's force in that harbour has of late been augmented to fix fail of the line, including two of too guns each, and great number of fmaller veils. At Rochforr, the enemy have alto a very confiderahle force. The boats of the DE riaaClS lately attempted to cut out an armed velrel from Deltifle, but a heavy fire from two batteries prevented our brave tars from accomplilhing their objzet. W. had two men killed, and three wounded on this occifion. The following eirctrrilances are Rated in a Letter from a rerion on herd the Aratcarms frigate, cruizing off Helvoetfin y : " On the ss R, a boat belonging to the Afrielne was teed at ivy two batteries whilft Ming; Captain Manby Ind-Indy detained all the Dutch flffsing-bosts, to the number of forty, in order to con vince the enemy with what cafe our cruiser. can always pumfo them f aity outrage. The froaller boats, however, be hberatral the morning after they were captured--A Lflor belonging to the Africent, in one of the Desch buts, lately loft the thlp In • fog, and after being two Mo . 's adrift. w..• ptchrd ty by a neutral st Col and carried into ticheva;p:. Tyr French guard at that place at remytrd to take Lim to prefer, wLiehtlie inhabitants prevented by forte. The C. of the town direttfy lute him off tt.tFr A , Orvine, In a ft..; of truer. by which conveyance he &lured Captain Menh- hove mar% h Fruit J th.t the batteries Ikould at his b.st. hut t.,t it was the rn-ch who gave the WAR, and CW , Wd St r.rcneton. Captain Marshy. with his dual Fencer.. ft , y ai J rt t a large prelefit 0 1 1 r.wWl . lO die Conailaab4bat i au.i a valuable mg tv the Dinclicuans wale THE BRITISH NAVY. Monthly Statement of the Dithibation of the 13ritith Naval Force, to the tfl of June : Lies. SO's Sp.M.lO. 10 44 . 4. to pen and fitting,* with foaled orders 9 s 46 112 uam Mips - - 8 S 8 S 2 4 babe foga and frith Cbstuseb 21 3 24 74 ass In the Downs and North Sees 14 4 2 9 8 5 1211 At the Weft Inds Markt% sad on _ _ - the Puffage Jantaica Rados America & Net Gaps of Good Hem talt leas, and on the Palrogo - 9 4 9 9 Galt of Africa • ox s I Spain, Portugal and Cllbssiter o s s hi the Meditama.a.lkgat Parer 13 1 II 13 Norpttal and Prlfen Ildgo - Is I I I 3 2 !3 2 1 6 o 9 II o■ s $ Total in Coconino* - 103 24 129 277 Receiving °Alps - - 4 4 4 0 Serviceable, and repairing far Ces vice - - . - 8 I 3 4 In Ordinary - - - 36 7 4g 16 11141414 - • - - itS I 12 35 Total - :87 37 196 330 ITATZ OW THE 01111141 T AT 2ACII 101 T. Portfmouth - - 11 1 17 5 • Plymouth - - - 141 4 IO 4 Chatham - - - 24 3 8 3 Sherrnefa - • - - 1 a 3 6 River - - - 1 1 19 1 Taal - - 6E z 2 57 so Lieutenant START has been promoted to the of Mailer and Commander. 73a 4' 3 3 38 The C*syo frigate. fiationed as a block Chip at Liverpool, is to be fitted for fervice, and join the Channel fleet. The RITRIPOTIOII, his, VESTAL, and UNITS, frigates, which have been fiationed at the entrance of the Thames as block 'hips, are ordered to be fitted at Deptford and Woolwich for immediate ferviee. The BsAuLtao frigate is appointed convoy to the Well Indies, and is expeacd to fail from Port mouth about the gth The Mercury, from Cork, is arrived at Satbadoes parted with the MBRISAID frigate, and her convoy, from Cork, bound to the Welt Indies, in a fog. Saturday fe'nnight, at Whitehaven, the tragedy of Richard the 7 bird was abed by the Officers of the ad Derby, Weßmoreland, and Anglefea Regiments, far the benefit of the North Shields and Tynemouth Difpenfary. to an overflowing houfe. ' Sunday fe'nnight Captain Sur Luso, of Wiodton hall, Norfolk, difiributed to the villagers on his cßate a plentiful repalt of meat, &c. to enable them to enjoy the feafon of Whitfuntide. The following day a kind of fair was inftitated on the lawn bear the hall, and prefented a very .gratifying fcene of rural gaiety. The Johnftown Rangers, in the county of Wex ford, commanded by Captain Jolts Knox Gaortaw, have volunteered their fervices to any part of the United Kingdom. Monday the Woodgate Volunteer Legion, com manded by Earl CANDID, marched into quarters at Mainone, to be on permanent duty at the barracks for ten days. Saturday there was a grand review at Dunbar. of the troops in that diftria, both regulars and volun teers, by his Excellency the Earl of Motea, Corn. wander in Chief. There were about 6000 troops on the field ; and the finencfs of the day rendered the fpeaacle extremely grand. On Saturday fe'nnigltt the sth Forfaribire Volun teers, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel NYLON, were reviwed on the Links of Montrofe, by Major-General MACDONALD. The Montrofe Rifle Corps, in a very handfome manner, volunteered their fervice to keep the ground clear. On Saturday the lath ult. the 3d Forfarfitire Vo lunteers. commanded by Major Don, marched from Arbroath, where they had been on permanent duty for fourteen days. - - The 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons are on their march from the Eaftern Diltri't. to do the King's duty. The aoth now at Rumford, are to march to the barracks lately occupied by the 9th, as foon as they have been reviewed by the Duke of Yoix, on Wanflead Flats, which is expeeed in a few days. Tits Pooa's RATIL—A printed Abftraet of the Re turns made under the Al for procuring Returns re lative to the Expence and Maintenance of the Poor in England and Wales, up to the 9th of May, 'So*, to far as the Returns have been tranfmitted, has been laid on the table of the Houfe of Commons, by which it appears that the Total Money railed by the Poor'. Rate,. and E. ~ other Rate or Rates, within the Year. end ing. Wier. 'Soy, was Of which Sum was expended in Hodes of ioduftry and Work - bodes, in ENGLAND, foe C. '. Maintenance al the Poor - 99144 3 of Data out of Workbook, 5,5i9„559 IS S 4.953.01 14 Ili In Suits of Law, RC010•21 of Paupers, Exigences of Over• feces, and °tiff °ECM • 187.904 10 3 Expended for other purpoks, as Church Rate. CM I / 1 1 y Rate, Highways, Mititta, &c. • 93 1 , 6 5 8 4 5i -443 2 , 206 26 Tot 11 Rates railed in Wale., in 1803, 01 which w‘sezpendol in Wus k hour, 1. - -6,26 s T 5 a Out of WorUtaufe., - 1 3c. 66 9 a 9: In Law aDd Removal of Paupers, 3,919 2 ISt 142.841 0 ICt 1 7 6,4%, a 2..1. The total Pependitmee In Eng- I.nd and Wale., as made up from 13,889 Returns Me.- ed. $.1x8,84613 1 RRinuited Deficiency from 707 Netum•, not received ea lase per.ect, - - - 117,660 0 0 Grand cipcded Total, 5. 5 4 6 .5 06 5 3 "I The number of Pecans relieved permanently, (including Chlisit,n), in Worklinter , in England and Wales, from Return. received, and dialoged Deicuney from thofe not reedved - . . - - 80.1191 Ditto ditto out of Workhonfes . " 320. - 39 Ditto ditto, relieved ooraGonallv - • - - 1p,L8:3 Number of Frit ndly Societies ,contaleing liEs,eso Members 9197 Number or Children in Schoch Windt:dry - . 21,7 :3 The average few levied far the Poor 's Rate in England, Is et. MI. in the pound. In WM-1, 71. 3d. in the pound It smear. by the average of twee erot •.. pia! S u re ! and m oo . mouth pip the faigtits* rate; the heft pa.:ing bs. M. in tbs pound. the letter is. 6d. The twu krone culotte. are Neethtitherhand, leb;ch rays I% 4L ; sal Durham, which amigo to sit to the pass& Orders are gone down, for too& of the Veimmene corps in Ayrfhwe to go on permanent duty. . _ Dowager Lady Strive bad yeferday ',at l a s ! fele& card party, at her houfe is ley-fguare. The Duke of bfaasamtnoon and faits will leave town on Saturday. for Blenheim. There was a felea party la& night at Marlborottgls.hoofe. Lord Wntrwerrn and the Dochefs of Donate and family leave town on Tosiday for the foam, 6w their feat in Kent. The Earl and Counters of Kscsta devote their whole time to attentions to the military in Scotland. MT. WROUG RTOW : OE Drory-lane Theatre, is ap- pointed the manager for the enfuing WednefdAy night, the Concert of Antiont Mae. for the benefit of the Fund, was numeronnyattestled. The performance was the MIA in which Me&i. B AAAAA maw, Hawing, Knroarr, and Hifi Tau- Naar ' fang with their nfital ability. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cam as !DO a, and the Earls of CHasraarllLO, D , Fosrascue, 11IRRIDOR. DARTMOUTH. Lord GRIT tat WILTON, and &viral • ladies of the firil diltintlion, were prefant. Mr. JOHN COILISTIAII CUMIN, of has madeextenfive experiments oa the life °lammed Potatoes as a fubftitute for hay to cattle, which hays been found to anfwer his =ft fanguiee Lopes. This gentleman has brought the method of (teaming the potatoes to confideralk perfeftion, and for two fea- Cons fed fixty horfes upon them, with the addition of a fatal quantity of ftraw. The honks during the whole time were in mon excellent condition. He has alto given Reamed potatoes to miich cows and other cattle. A Noble Earl, in Kent, on receiving Colours foe his corps from the hands of his Counters, the other day, went into the contrary extreme, from the over- Brained folemnities which have been fo generally ob ferved on Inch otrafions marching at the head of a detachment of grenadiers to a bow-window, from whence they were to be jilted, he called out—" Befs I giro gm our colours on which her Ladylhip threw up the window, and prefented them, with the follow ing tcrfe reply- 0 There arc your Colours. my Lord ! and GOD fend that you may all defend them like true I;Adiers !" The fellow apprehended for marrying five wives, has been rather unlucky in his venture. His °Nees were fair, it is true, but ht, wined to obtain them by an unlvafol game ai . fives. The journeymen lhoensakers have again *ruck for an advance of wages, and profecutions are to be forth. with inflituted at the fuit of the matters, againß the journeymen for combination. On Tuefday a prop that fupported a houfe in LW fon-ftreer, Paddington, pee way, and part of the houfe followed, by w hich two perfons, paffing by, were thrown down and buried in the ruins; they. however, were extricated with only force night bruiles. A battle took place open Kerfal Moor. Lane:Aire on Tuefday fe'nnight, between two men, one of ' whom was unfortunately killed by a blow from his antagoaift, wttn, in confequence of the Coroner's jury pronouncing a verdift of Manflaughter, was committed to Laricader Cagle. I ' Yeflerday a moll obdinate battle was fought is a field at Bethnal Green, between a bri..kmak..r and a hackney coachman, for one guinia a fide- The con- Tel laded 4a militia, when it tersninated in favour of the brickmaker. Sunday as a pare of young Men welt playing at cri-ket, in the pariih of Wokingharn, &Wird Kimble, aged 23, who was eagerly enriged in din game, dropped down aad expired insamnintnly. 34 • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . The Races on Leaden Heath, near Cokibellert, MS Wednefday and Tburfday were numer al:Ay addled and afforded moll excellent fport- On Sunday morning lA, Mr. SPALDING, cabinet- maker, of Bury, undertook, for a wager, to walkia miles on the Newmarket road within the boar, which he accomplilbed with cafe in 59 minutes. YORK SPRING MEETING, TUEdDAY, MAT all Sweepftakes of no guineas each.—Two miles. Lord Fitzewisre's Orville, 5Ts old, 35. . - Lord Daringtoes be. e. by Grimed, 4 yrs al, OIL • Mr. T. Robintoes cb. e. Makonlaa. 4 rri aid. ift. - Mr °adonis's b. f. Zara, 3 yrs old, 6i. ilts. - Mr. MeNit's b. c. Sancho, 3 yrs aid, 64.. nee. - JA ' Mr. Dadey's b. r. by Padnghroogh, 4ym aid, SO db. JPI Six to 4 againft Ormond—a to s and sto s agave(! Maltonian-3 to s againd Orville, who woe WY- WIDNISDAT, MAT 30. The Stand Plate of Sol. free for all borfes, etc.—. 4 yr olds, 711 91b.-5 yr olds, Bd. 41b.-6 yr olds, amid aged, 811. t olb.-4 yr olds allowed 41h. Foe: miles. Mr. Garforth's gr m. Marais. aged - - - a Mr. Wentworti's bay mare, Adel/oft, ; yr. di • Five tot on Marna- Sweepllakes of logs. each, for 3 yr olds—molts $ll. fillies 711. :alb. Lad mil and half. Mr. MeNdis b. a. Sancho, by Dam ctimate 4 Mr. Cradoch's b. c. by St. Owego - • - • Mr. W. Walken br. e. by fik Pater - Mr. Warworth's ch. Pomegranate, by Ormond 4 • Ld Fhlawiliambb. f. Madam, by St timer - - Mr. Rallies gr. c.b7 Overton - - • Mr. Leaky Sadlls ab. c. brother to Ms blab - t LA,Orey de Witon's b. a. by Jobe Eail- - • 5 Sancho took the lead, and was never headed. Ntr: Walker's colt the favourite. • MARGATE, Mll 30. Margate begins to affoine a cheerful cottetemences a great many of the bed hoofer ars already and the packets for the lab week have brol i Z ire i l o . or 90 paffengers. As the idea of invafion has tole- rably Mown over in this quarter, the rations are providing for a full lesion. The Marquis of Trivirrods, a our Madera to Captain Brno, dined with him la Saturday on bored the Tern, off Margate: The very handionee, gea- tleman•like behaviour of that Corarnander does him honour. The following promotion has taken plus onboard his Majefly's fhip Tacit., off Margate: Lieuteneee Ricrtaaresoa Fill! Lieutenant, to the rank of Cale. mender ; Meffri. Brno and Bra:ma% Mates, to the rank of Lieuteoants. Orders are roe down, for mod of the Voleatear corps in Ayrfhwe to go on permanent duty. Dowager Lady Servos bad yeferday evena : filed card party, at her honk is Hilkitreet, ley-iquare. The Duke of Maassonnoon and kite will leave town on Saturday. for Blenheim. There was a felea party lab night at Marlborough-twee- Lord Warrvroarn and the Dodsefs of Dunlap and family leave town on Todday for the foam, for •1.-:.