Star. — London, England, 1804-01-19 00:00:00

VOLUNTEERS. Copy of a circular Letter from Mr. Secretary YORKa to the Lieutenants of the feverat Counties in Great Britain:— Mt Lean, Whitehall. Jan. 14. 1804. HI. Maiefty's confidential fermata bars &might it to be their any, en further confided:lg the improvements of which the Vo lunteer Syftem is capable, to extend to it every uftful aid and &f -iance which It can receive, canasta with a due attention to that mind& of esesarmry on width the whole fyftem Is founded. and hays rebind to allow of Adjutants and Serlesot Majors see permanent pay to Corr of the different defcriptions of force, an Ming niche following numbers. without any other conditions or rebels:bons than fuch as may be applicable to the wine Via-' tee: BQab4Ontent. C To every Corps. confining of not Mathes yoo ef (relive nab and file d Cavalry, an Adjutant on permanent pay will be ilowed.s4Pay. when sot Galled ant into nasal intim, 6s. per day, sa. ditto or a hada] Ts every Corps of Cavalry under too rank and file, but eon- Of Oat ids than three beer of eo cffealre rank and Ile each, • fterlsant Make will be allowed on permanent pay.-4 Pay, when not called out into ideal ferrite, ys. t td. per day, including pd. bar a bode.) every Corps of infantry ((minding artillery) gad** et um kb than Soo dfeetive rank and Me. site Adju tant, and est Pedant Mayer, en permanent pay , will be allowed. , when net anod wet into Mini kroke, is. per day; (pay &wpm Idajek, ditto Is. 6d. per day, and is. 6d. per week annul To onol Corps of Infantry, conilting of net Ids then too ef yealre reek sad Me, see Adllitant, bet se tallesnt Mr* Isla be snowed en permanent pay.—[Pay te, per day. as above] Ts a Oar et Infantry, ander yoo elfedive rank and 6k, bet esollitint not Ids dean three companies of 6o privates emit. kw Serkant edger web. Awned en permanent fff ..(Pay as above, IBA& per Pay. end as dl per week estra) When the Carp es which the Mimes and ilerieenelds)ore ere eppelitted ball be called set en sand Werke by commatret embrillty.thilb lindfallimswllteedve the pay of dub apelike Reeks. us Is the Lbs. dilwanats ere to be reesnememled by the Leeds Lisnarewts bb In the oted mesmsr; Wad tenor sasnissisa atom ma he attended er Web the melon re eymenandul hes fared at kik few years es a Cemmilliened 011 sm.*/ se a esejmat Make le Ow Itegebn, embodied Milde.Par ekke.ertelllndis Oampswy's broke; nwil the seemannendalme midi IWO &fad* meets the nasal ponied ef the breast ef die pass recesimended, and 'reify the pardenierCerprin which that anitmene pmemmad. ledmise *Wm way be emulated by the consigner* tithe AceC gos ovrausei esseag petiole Min bate furred et let done yeah as u leskity's keinkr. idled PAlek. or Fend* Area; end the pried kdi Series. ell dill Cain k *edit was and arced. ram to he Med* Erl ll the Pay Uft nil be dominated** the WM ober the effsbmitent glass. Ailthe Aitbtems and bsibient Maier% vibe ere pinged on pee Immo an ere to wader tbamblves aeon all delis, et the dd. com i d ow ender the Oise et the Carps fee the time motere Orem *dr aftembees whenever regebed, fer eedesoied memipmadat et the drys lt k wee inteetled, by this sennyeemen. to mile any *Medea as be direpiptintreens d Ailimestes or Paktum Wien *liken To;ag i llasy we. RN be allowed te Carps et Miami Itmeith as by the hilltkLaws, sod as Wore w heed eat Yen the Wet Cant lienelmems of the sea of September, aoy. 1111.114safliliestesent et die A baggage waggon belonging to the 6th dragoons was overturned on Saturday night at Wykebam pond head, on the road to LOY& Several of the paffengere were Wolfed, and molt of the females re. ceived a revere ducking. Among the inapread men who have been put Ore board the Enteeprtee, off the Tower, has been dike- Weed one of the mutineers an:lmnd of the Her aldic* frigate, in the Weft Indira. He (aye he is a Dutchman, and calls Waif& Hattie Chriftian : from leveret eirethnikanees it is tempered his real name is Thomas Taylor, and particularly from bovine'. T. I marked on both arms : and a marine of that name reeved on board the Hertriine.—The man is ordered to bidetainedon board till fueb time as it can be liG certained whether he is one of the villains concerned in that horrid mutiny. Dock% Caren, &e.—The following acenont of be provers and prefect gate of tome of the mot conftderable sad Important of our Public Works, will not perhaps be found uninterefling : The Weft India Docks, occupying a (orrice of thirty acres for unloading all reale coming from the Weft India Wands and Colonies, have been cam pitied (one time finee, and there is now fulfieient ..keeemem - gum &Omen of the ph November ( i s l e s___, accommodation in the fubflandal and eat/dive (tacks ate at that tiaardwr o were four Deteh a .frigates,.,an° orb war/shooks, for fuck Merchants as with to bond iteM:ataccf.wat lying at Fart malt " I " or to hoofs their commodities within the walls, on rt. one mounting 14, and the other expered to fi re or plunder, as so lights are Coffered at soros. were off the coati. any tirnesnor any perfon allowed to remain on board, tottlicit COLONIre.--(OPPICIAL) or within the walls after dark. The excavation of Carr, Aecosv t4. — The Gen eral ha Chief has the Dock for loading, which is to occupy twentr Modivl to Be publlthed the following order of the day: four acres, is proeteding in with great fpirit :—ln The General of Divifion, Canvass, made a new the meanwhile, it is highly gratifying to the Subferi. (cede on the syth of this month againft the Brigands, bees, aad encouraging to there grand national uncia ls which he drove them from all the pokinge they takings, to find that the profits warrant a dividend eemipieffat Morns Rouge and in the Plain of Acul- of so per cent. on the foots already fubferibed, and hi the different engagements which took place on which the Subaribers have begun to receive. the and tsth, the Brigands expetiemed confi- The London Docks, forming in Wapping. for the loft. ; one tarifa pounder, upwards of 202 accommodation of (hipping' bringing wines, (pints, austkets, four drums, and two fiandards , fell into rice, and tobacco, and for the whole trade of the port oar power; our Cutters would have been compleat (Weft and Ealt India kipping excepted) of inc h as bad we not to regret the brave Adjutant Comman. choo(e to mail themfelves thereof, are in a very ad. daunt Mass.a.aeza, who, in a brilliant m elar ta r, which yawed Rate of forvrardoefs , and there is every ree ked one of oar mortars. received a wound- fon to believe that the Dock for Imports will be The Cotomaadant of the Naval Diviflon feet out ready to receive ieffels in the courre of the cluing' at the fame time three armed brigs to clear the Bays rummer. Immenfe warehoufes are forming, and in or Port Francois and Acul ; theft vetch (cited on an particular. a molt stupendous flack for hoofing bonded tunny's (chooser, (torn which the Brigands ran tobaccoes, which Government are to rent, betides albore on their approach. but as we were not able to giving every encouragement in their power to the get it of, our brigs burnt it. concern, with a view to the recut icy and increafe of Gen Czauz ix gives the following account of the the Public Revenue, and to the (afety and difpatch condo& of the troops, as afro of the Land and Sea of the property of the Merchant. °Accra employed in this combined expedition:— The EAR India Dock, for the rife of the Eat In dia (hipping excluGvely, is as yet in a flare of infan Ta Brigands difplayed, in this attack, more va. cy. The Dock Company have pnrohakd Mears. pouring th an they had ever done before. They were P 111 1 . 1 41 and Wrta.s",Vet Dock for the purpofe of frequently heard to pronounce the word Euglifh, and forming part of the Dock for loading outwards ; they have confnmed Co much ammunition that we and the Dock for unloading is excavating with all cannot but infer they have lately received a great to difpatch, on a (cite or mar& above, and is quantity alit, and are under no apprehenfions of tlaeir to occupy a furface of about !ighte i en acres, and likely flock being exhanfted. Theft cireumllances gave to_ bc ta ?s f aal c e c t r e o d nd in is the SprinE oTinnerzet areyea rt.hirt birth to very unpkifant rellellions, that their import. T h e once, however, will no longer permit its to dilguire. L D a treetora, of which four mull always be Direftors of If the war which• has jolt broken out anew, be. the Eat India Company. tweets France and England, is an event particularly Commercial Road.—ln addition to theft immure fatal to St. Domingo, it is not to much in by the re- accommodations to trade, a wide road, called the fult of any enterprize which the Englifh have had it Commerc i a l R oa d, i s near ly paved and (milked, coin. in their power to dire& againll this Colony, as by the mencing at the North-wet corner of the WeR India fe:ret intelligence witich they have kept up with the Dock, and corning out Into Whiteehapel near Aldgate. rebels. This Road has been ufed lance the opening of the Weft The Government of this unfortunate i4and has India Dock, and the Tolls yield weekly horn pal. to for a long time refitted its belief to thole odious MA . 801. and are daily mereafing, and with the profits of oeuvre;, which fo horribly wound the rights of men honks and lands porebafed by the troll, and let, and nations, particularly the& of the maritime powers will very ( Cooly yield the Sobferihers their limited which poliefs Colonies, but it is now in praffealoo of to per cent. profit on the Capital of yo.cool. fob inch authentic and multiplied proofs, that it is not feribed.—The Road is intended to be carried on to polfible for it to entertain the kart doubt refpefling the East India Duct, and to communicate with the this overthrow of all principle and all policy. We Lerni•to Dock. do not attribute to the Englifti Government the The Graved JunZlirm Canal, a concern of immenfe odium, which moll naturally attach to whoever has importance to the commerce of the country, is now ordered loch perfidy to be perpetrated, nor yet to pret, y w,ll 1,,,,,,ri to the Public.—They have lately the Commanders ..1* her Meets : we rather incline to- eerscii.ns.cd I.inte impediment from the drought wards imputing foci' flagitious eondun to Come dirrottz tlit• F intm , :r, but. nn the other hand. it has greedy freeulators, rho, letting :11 huni3i,ily at de• I enatt;c:l titttrd turepair arid eleanfe the bottom in Game hence, confider their Whom Cf Cat Olies only As a;n1:(1. I , p a rts V'btr.: i: wanted. T fun he fu fubfcribed fir this ing titzm means r ; 7.rattf yang their for did tittered : it ceatcnrn is &Isnot 1,350,0cur1. and when the tunnel di at the hi• . : ands of :;:.• and aqtle du& at Bliiworth are completed, which it is not, however , I : Is clrtatn , Domingo Jatly receive 1 . 10111 the r.Dipai, alms, Alll• IS L L ileac,' will be In at Coe end of this year, 'Lis kn. Imunitiou, and fIICCOUr of all kiwis. met: it undertaking will be cool - id/m.l as quite tom. The Governments of chef: two nati , 'flas if they plete, and well fupplied with water, without inter. with to neon's form themfelves the eir innntir with itliv.ion ; then the Sr i t,i ci ib e t, w ill b eg i n to l oo k for. which the a•ithr.r , of tho:1 infamous aranfartions mull I to and for a gradual and rapid increafe of their Di•i. for tyre be braided, will rot fail vt nave ree n.erk• t , d..,..fe, which, there can be no manner of douSt. will the moil feropadous rticarches, and fever-eft AI:1- Vt - V amply TLII.III crate them for (ha i r long patience Cures, in oidt:r to dt:c.s.ver and punt:it th.:n. ...Id i r on of rtativerance in *Mains a work of this 1.0....1.11 e :.I.;'illaKe. MN .4 DUTCH PAPAL OLD 11•OL110 SWIM. • Yefierday Spiegel jeskielwu capitally Willa for uttering, bad money, be having already been convic ted of being a common utterer of bale coin. It appeared in evidence, that the prifoner on the loth day of Oeober lati, went into a public honk kept by a man named &fogey, gave half a crown in payment for fomething he had to drink, and got the change. He went in again the following day, and paired another half crown in the fame manner. The publican did not then fufpee culler of die half crowns to be bad. But after the prifoner had been there the fecond time, the tikft half crown, which the pro- fecutor had pafled away, Was returned as a bad one. Some time after the prifoner was taken up. There were two indiements againft him, one for each fe µorate ad of uttering. Being tried upon the fiat of thein,he began to put feveral queftions relating to the fecond tronlateion. The Itrcoansa advifed him not to do fo; but he pertilled in putting the queftions, and by that means made his cafe conftderably worfe than it otherwife would have been. The record of the prifonm's conviCtion at the Middlefea SefGans, in April, 18°2, for uttering bad money, was alfo given in evidence; and the pi ifoner's perfon was identified. The defence let up by the prifoner was, that of the ptofecutor notbeing able to tell firm w hom he got the half croons in queftion ; and for that pur pole heafk. ed the profecutor, in crofiveramination, if another man did not give him half a crown to change at the time he (the prifoner) was there ? The ptofecutor (wore that no ether perfon, eteept - the prifoner, gave him any half crown at the time. A man named John De Fontaine was then called on behalf of the prifoner. He raid he lived near Whitechapel turnpike; that on the loth of (Maser hat, he went into the prefeeutor's haute, where he few the prifoner I and in payment for tome beer, he gave the profecutor a half crown pieet. This wit ted' underwent a very clofs examination by the Re ceive'. Mr. Roberts, the Deputy keeper of Clerkenwell Prices, (wore, that the lift witnefs had frequently , gone to vifit the Fainter and his daughter when they were confined there. After an able charge from the Recoil:ice, the Jury found the prifoner Guilty-Death. Mr. Kier, then applied to the Court tb have John De Fontaine, who bad exhibited fo much prevarica. don and folk (wearing on the trial, committed for perjury. The Recoil:4a raid. that when *Won every thing dear and valuable is fociety, and particularly the &entity of property, often depended on the veracity of witneffes in Courts of itlice, it was of the turnoff ,enafeetuence that perfons • ing faift evidence, lhould he punifhed. The application juft made to him Ibould Mertainly be complied with. An order was then made, and a warrant ifued for the commitment of La Fontaine for perjury. He was taken into cuiedy and committed accordingly. The Court then proceeded to difpofe of the diffe rent verdies: eighteen were ordered to be tranfported for (even years, and one for receiving flolen goods, namely, a pewter pot, knowing it to have been Rolm), was ordered to be tranfported for fourteen years : the made many afTeverations of her innocence. Two were ordered to he publicly whipt impolite to the Eaft India Company's warchonfeat out of which they had pilfered Come property. Ten were fined one Wiling, and ordered to be Imprifoned fix months in the Houfe of Correaion. Six to be fined one (billing, and to be confined twelve months in the Hoare of Corrcaion. A few for one month only in Newgate. Two were ordered to be fined one &Ming, and to be int prifoned two years is the Houfe of Corre&ion. Thomas Simms, who was found guilty of Ilealing a thaife, contrary to the direaion of Mr. juilice Low e sacs. who told the Jut y that the cafe, asst appeared in evidence, did not amount to a felony, was brought Ito the Bar.--He was proceeding to addrefs the Court on the hordibip of his cafe : that the verdie was againit the opinion,and contrary to the direllion of the judge before thorn he was vied: that he had caufed a petition to bd psefented to that Learned Jude, &c. The Racotosa obferved, that whether the verdift by which he bad been found guilty, was rifht or wrong, it was impodible for the Court, in this Rage of the proceeding, to hear any thing, unlefs it was to cad in a Motion in Arreft of Judgment. The Prifoner Paid, he walled the RICORDER had been on the Bench when this trial took place. The lILLORMIL laid he wa, tried before a very able Jude. 'I he Piifoner admitted it t but wondered that lie was now to be fentenced as a Felon, for that which was not a Felony in the opinion of the Learned Judge bcfore whom he was tried. The Itccozosa.—.. The lemence of the Court upon you is, that y su be fined one tinning, imp:iion ed one week in his Majelly's Gaul of Nesegaie, and then dircharged." Thia was to thew the error of the retail:, for if it bad been approved of by the learned Jude:, the lenience would have been tranfportation for form Yaxes Drop ,. tor the faille offence. . rgaret Carrel for Reeling goods upwards of fort .* * (billings value, in a dwelling-hoefe. Cad Pitt, for a burglary. 'and Samuel 70dists, eon. ?Wed of felouionfly and knowingly putting of counterfeit money, knowing it to be counterfeited, and having been before convicted as acmes= utterer of bare money. The RecOanse addrefed thefe Gonvias in an aw. ful manner, previous to pronouneing on them the dreadful lenience of the law, laying great Ares on the ri de o f 4 no Eerie, who was convicted of a forgery of the Power of Attoruey to transfer Tool. Rock, whiek belonged to her matter, an old Gentleman at Green.. with bet wren So and go fears of age, and holding out hopes of mercy to none by name. Sarah Cheibire, on being silted what the had to fay in Ray of her execution, laid, the was fix months guise with child. A Jury of Matrons was called in—they examined" the Prifoner, being charged to inquire whether lb, was quick with child or not ? They returned a verdicts that the was not quick with child, and therefore the was charged, as the other two women, in execntionaf bet lenience. Lot rsar.—Third Day of Drawing. The fol. ' lowing numbers were drawn prises above aol. No. s,oop a prize of Z. 103 Na 6.911 a rise of ,C. 90 3/37% - roo Ls all - Jgb ropco - zoo 6,z99 - 5 0 sz,oes - 100 11,774 - So. 23.67 S - too 52.937 • S. 11,401 .. • 100 1 4.75 6 ' Se. 23MS - zoo :6,06 - S• i.e.:6 - so r6,oss . 3 0 : .2505 .. SO 17493 - 5 ,9 6.350 - So ISP79 • Se Yelierday being the Q2een's Birth Day, and the third day of drawing cf the Lottery, the City was not fo crowded as it has been this lift week ; but as Ss turday next will be the fourth day of drawing of the Lottery, (the Wheel continuing homenfely rich) what with perlons going to the Bank for their dividends. and afterwards to the Lottery Offices for Tiekets and Shares, the City will have more than its ufual door of 'ilium's. There being no'Prize above tool. drawn yellerday a , the Lottery is now uncommonly rich, and the price of Tickets and Shares moderately cheap. when cow. pared with the following State of the Wheel :—. • 6 Priam a ‘,.sopco s PAM of 4. 1.0:0 a ...•-••• 10.00 0 9 .----• 300 4 ---"""• sPoo ts .--.. gm I ............. %coo 36 ..---.--. acia Ike. See. he. Tickets and Shies warranted 'indrawn. m Ise had until Saturday morning next, at both the 0 ' of T. Bon, 4, Cornhil ßESENT l. strW 9. Chasing Croft. P PRICE. Ticket - g. Hatt - 49t0 I ga y it s Z., 9 (Lasater - 416 ammo& ~ - . 1 f V' Only Seven Days to Draw. • HAVING dedicated tnyfelf to the Rudy, and Wei ratified by the oink txmildenble ran* In dot brown which I thought proper to felea, I troll that I liam net more ads employed my time thee chafe who, In the =team Add of the profafsaa. are oscafionally hamartal In useatahsty, and mime always attain that (weeds which is acquired by tamotanding Ito • addled/nal power to one disk of dlferders. The Weak* of DEBILITY arc pecullang astret. for 604, bring with them a train of COCCOOIitiUt fymptonia, . bra tim 05w of ill vital energy, el/Renee lir& becomes embittered,* Whether they mire from the prevalence *fill eitarapte. the dtdruM OW habits of filwetboys, or the Indulgences of nhstUdt y, they ow Ruin the met adidnous prokruonal grill ; but by the ignoms. of uneducated men, the fymmasas are aggravated. and the =mine tudon k deftroyed. Asa MRMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE at stritozom I, ground my pateafiaos on regularity of education; and paean every privilege to praelke, I feel eiyfelf endued to that amlldanuo with which I have hitherto been teliberany honoured. In the belt fenfations of local weilinefe, derby application wid prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; hot where the fui.l kr , r, from a oonfdoufma of the unmanliads of the vice whldi cuffed his 111tifottune, to karful of the contempt or eenfare at hit . family pbrician. and broods ewer his iailemily wish earstisi aws ccalasent, it mud be fadak6e47 far him to be mindwasaistyat capability of treatment, but all• al the Melt liwicabla harm. And in recent Veuereal Coinplaints It is poillsk to prousatissis danger or ditlrefs ; In the mid complicated cafes k is t4acipletw M sad frxelte of ezdu re-eitsbillke experienc e to this ling to slat a We. morass. dy I affix the advantage of ibis espertiaci to dale edifier fen who hare affddted with any kind of DEBILITY. of &hi fymptwee VEN kREAL INFECTION, and in an cafes as tams at rawas; * sieratiob are Rated on the Omit Interview. Patio: ca in the country are expeded to inclofe a Bask note, mai are requilled to fpecify their see and manner pf MARTIN MEE. Member of the Royal College of &means in Landes. No. sp, Arundel-ftrect, Strand, sear Temple Bar. years. A very nld man, of the name of II ilEaße HOIDf, was fined one Wiling, and ordered to be imprifoned eleven Calendar months. The Rtcnansa obferved. there was hardly a Sef• lion in uhich this offender was not brought into that Court. _ _ _ TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ DIA& /11, N. 9, Bridge-Rivet, Landow. A FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Care I have received from your invaluable Medicine—l. EAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a V t Dn oa r a, which I treated rather nightly for louse thee, But the Div rat at length (Treading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the mod eminent of the Faculty, but their Wham afforded only temporary relict.—f weed thmugh various Coerces of &dim tion,and from being ratLer of a evmdent Habit was reduced ti a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that flirted all OWN wry limbs, two demd me a eomrt we Objtet, fo that my fricn is &haired of na recovery. Vaal brat:gee to this fituadan, I eanfulartd death or Ines itable, but a relational mine commenting *purl the many Cabs in which your Pills had (uccessied, I was iirloccd to trg a has sd them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by purcverancf for two or three months, and following your ifireetloio, r4nrc.l the molt unaccountable Relaxation from }tai*, the some grattu.dly fublletlng; I an: now, tbank (ion, perfcaly moonse and walking out daily: I doubt nop but one more bay, iriskbu think cautious to take, will eftaddilt my be !term Its orruietiir , It Is with the moll beanie* gratitude that 1 habferibe myfelf. ins your much obliged humble fervent. W r. Pisaaort. Deanfgate, klasu. hence, lialy t, t Sax. P.S. For the public beMeSti do bat Objea tO the above brine ?Wiled, but have you to adt as your own better judgment i‘al One was ordered to be whipped in rrifon, there to be kept for fereral mnntlis, and then whipped again. The following Prifonera then received lenience of Death. for the following offences : Sarah Chehire thee burglary. AWN Mara WAS fupported into the Dock, and due. ing almoit the wh,le time of her being there the re mained in a flee of infenfibility. The RECORDS% waited a confide-rabic time, in order that the might recover fo far as to be able to hear the lenience.— Before the went out of Court, the P.tcoa Oil allied her if the had any thing ;n fay why the fentenee of the law thould not be cart ice! into _fee ? Mr. Kirby repeated to tlat Court her anfwer. which was. that the believed Leifclt to be pregnant, but did not know to a certainty. 7ersvial Cervr7ic for feta:int:oy, and ma. ' bootaly cutting Thema, Con :man, v... 1. ;•itutt to killer murder, or to do him fu me bony I..arm. —lie laid he had nothing to fay, but he hop rd —•- • Prortred and SW by the Bole Proprle..w.TaosAaTaos hlooth.:r of the Royal Collar of Surreal% London, ac bla Ha lf% N.-ar•Bridic-ftrcet Where, altar a conftast tefokvar of more than thirty-41z years. la a praelice particularly dirada.l ta C , lft of Venereal Complalrets, with that invlblablz w'tkh own of hla 13..0u1al always obfcrve. h. Art •.e advice and affailanae rratuit..t3fly adoeltulter. se. rerf-r. tea ing tLis :Wel:eine, will be rf`runed, by • dif:eto, , f Yub:.c, a. in tdvantagc r.:ld,na to be nbtalned, and void of gu..i.—.V• huh]. bt , his Afrpc.intment. t r •lie theft led% rt a iltitrac.:. at the It. St. ftrret. .lic Toy4Sny, No. met hlc. Diniorough's, No. 7, ; Mr. No. t, I.it•ic 'I i.e.:, :!; Mr. Watf,n'r, tilde. Fat burah ; Mr. Cti.hrL ll's, Dio fn; Mr. Luaneer. ITS pool; Mr. Attach's. r ; 11) Perino catifileribic Town In Great-P.r .aati avolirelar.il, in Bosco of o"ff I. 94. coati. ((Ord ap with I: AT .! f t .13 I , .rrminh... wh4 . tfi Krfoos of eith..t Sex may Cara wtn.ft.%at with Eafe, arc!, crecy, and Safety. --- - - LONDON: Pn•rftafkt 1.1 V: I. K' NT, !nt tabors-Owe, a• t.e - • Of .re, No . hallat aCy at t;; SiL• C.; t lwrSk Kir :U4 AVAICAV IP.4PERS. Bolton papers to the aoth ult. arrived yenerday. A letter dated Wathington, Nov. 30, lays, , 4 Yeller day Mr. !qua v ptefented to the Prefident of the United States his letters of credence. as his Britannic Majetly's Ens oy Extraordinary and Mini(ler Rein poteolary to the Paid States" .ffy the Coop Sally, from St. Domingo, 'arrived at Bairn, we learn, that the profpea of the French in that quarter had brightened. The troops from Jac quemel, which was evacuated, had arrived in the city I of Domingo, and they expelled to maintain them felves there. Several vefMs had arrived with provh flans : dour was felling at eight and nine dollars ; beef, pork, and provifions in general proportionably cheap. By the late4l information from Guadeloupe, brought by the John, Vivi tao, of Bolton, it appears, that the privateers from that Nand are very nume rous, and ever: day fending in prizes. Two days before he failed, a French pnvatcer, of 16 guns, and 6o men, brought in an Englifh Guirieaman, with :8 guns, and 45 men, which fhe had captnted after a (mart ltion, in which the Captain Of the Guinearnatt and feveral of his men were killed. The privateer was much damaged. An As is propnfed in the Legiflature of New Jerfey, for the gradual abolition of Lavery in that State. It provides, that every child, born of a Gave there, on or after the t4th of July next, (ball be fie% the male at as, and the female at at years of age. It ill kid, that Citizen JlllOllll Bo AAAAA TR, pent up in America, is to be appointed French Minifier to the United States, and after being fully inverted with the diplomatic charatter, is to . be recalled by his bro ther. Jt aorta will thus be enabled to return home. under the fanaion of the law of nations, the Englifh being rigid in their refpeEt to diplomatic characters.