Star. — London, England, 1804-01-21 00:00:00

. . , • fail from the'eal aticl iirltich'palfed tefore the port.. This [mall fiotnliformed a very intereaing treacle, and is force futfieiently formidable to refill die ene my, had he made his appearance. It watt° have enteredikitdogne this morning lictviceu folir and five. The Cum Consul. got into his carriage at half after three, and proceeded , to Boulogne . : he appear ed enteral*, and would not receive the honours which, on fo many accounts, are due to him : lie wis dieffed in a plain grey coat. sootoent,''74ll. 4. At eight is the mbrnitg the Fsasr Count paid a vifit to the newports of Wimille and Vimireaux : he breakfalled it his barradk in the third divifiom and then mounted on horfeback to proceed to Calais : his carriage was in waiting for hint at Marquife : at !even id the evening. he wat on his return at Pont de gigue, where he 'ellablillsed his head quarters. All tie Generals of Divifian here dined with him, and, i6btrkryloltfaill callow, they femaissedlwalsoliis at table. AACV', ale. 3k. A Commiifion of Government will repair to Fib& Tag to wait for the Flail' COlllllVl.' It is Very pro- Sable that Citizen Strovvizse, the French Ambaf li do r , will repair thither alb. The French troops. Which are quitting Hanover. proceed by forced torches through Nimeguen. to join the army deftin. eft for the expedition againft England. The firft bittaPon ordure troops paired through this city on the a6thlnit*th of this month. NIDDLIIIOOIIO. jAW. 4. The . IPesilacle exhibited at prefent by clothing is. wery formidable ; wire thin sox boats are collolled. in the different barns, and if the fame weather con. iinues, and orders arrive, we iball have the pleafore d feeiniihe *van Of the bray fet int (rim our Mind. Vice Admiral Warms. bas twined at rtnihing, where ha lei tabs difemilleutadOT tise flotilla. iisineiso. jaw. t 6. All doi Villas Of iilbrWlsich hare Lin in the 'dif ferent harbours; atiOrtinel here, in eotifequence of *cent ciders siren for that *rife. to be put in a further lasi Of **lbw& Several brit alto arrived, frau Anstailatn. Moira Vitamins's order's ate •ameented with a r eal rapidity; and the 'eadiderable force alfeenbled hem prefanta the *MR anthill (Pee' tack. Two battalisnis of the sift regiment of Trench Infentry, .11* *already placed Mt board the flotilla': they ars to be followed by the 48th. The foldiers have Gicsefsfull y praaifed with the oars formal dines., Admiral Vsansos intends an Aeration in Tome ' if the gun boats. lufiead Of a 6 pounder **the bead a ss, pounder will be placed in the centre. setlilDias, Om. 13. We find by ihe Engles Parrs, that a thoofand I =founded rumours have, of late, been circulated in England as to the warlike Movements taking place in this country. The motions of the Flail. Cows us. let all conjeaure at defiance. We expel:led that his pretence on the coati was the Signal for the failing of the expedition but we now find, that it is not corn plete in all its parts, and, what is more extraordinary! that the nest Coo sut. returned to Paris on the even ing of the 6th, to the great alionithment of the Pari- Sans its journey has, however, extended to Calais. MAMBIIItOH MAIL This day arrived a Mail from Hamburgh. The Letters and Journals were delivered out at fo late an hour. that we can only this day prefent the following extra& CONSTANTIVOPLI, NM 38. Oa the t ith the Turki(h flotilla returned to this harbour. excepting the admiral's 114 which arrived Ave days later. Letters from Alexandria bring advice, chit on the v4th of Oftober, two Capidgi Bafchis (couriers) at_ rived there from Confiantinople, who immediately repaired to the Turkith governor ALI Pecos, in the fortrefs of Alexandria. It is believed that they brought imperial full powers, and ratifications with verpefl to the negociations commenced by the agents fent by the Beys to the Divan. After the arrival of there commilfioners, the Turkilh cot usiandant endea voured to presail on the Beys to withdraw from the city of Alexandria, and wait in the vicinity the re fult of the negociations. But to this they refilled to confent, and demand, that the conferences should be held within the city. The arrears of pay due to the Turkill troops, had nearly been the occafion offome fansuinary fcenes, of whirl' At., Nen* himfelf would have been the vielim, Lad nut Come European houfcs advanced the money for the pay of the fuldiers. All communication be tween Rofetta and Cairo was imerrupted, and the want of asonty, and rclarstion of difcipline, rendered Egypt a (cane of devaltation and confUtlon. The Englifh Minifler, Mr. Dausseacish, took his departure Lace on the r 7th intim, in a !Mall galley, iu which he will cro:s the Black Sea. The French Amhaff.tdo: has frequ:et conferencci w:tl, the Turkith Minitters. 'Cie Englith Lave takrn and carried into Milta, a RaiLin [kip. tl:e ca:go of which tlicr fuppofed to be J icach, but it appear, that is was not. CORFU. OCT. 30. A Turkifh fleet of ten Chips of the lire, thiie fri- Von. and Come (mallet veficls, has 'named in the harbours of Modore and Corore. The Offi:ers of an Enghfh frigate. which lks in r.or road, have frequent roost - cm:lces with the Eng lifb Mwillp hett.—Tirough we are suit ex.relly infix-seed • et thi,fibled of thee tonferentes, it it believed that they relate to the provifioning of (even flips of the line of Admiral Ns Lewes fleet ' , which are • to join the Turkifh fleet. Time willfurnifis an elucidation of the plans whirl are now forming , . sauna, DEC. aB. According to accounts from the interior countries of Turkey, the plague has made its appearance at fe veral placer. PRAIIIITORT, *IQ 30. The report that General DisoLLs, with 12,500 troop 4 had begun bib march on the isth of . Decem ber from cite territory of Ofnaburi, for Hollaitd, is exaggerated, at ir.aft with refpee to the number of the troops. visina..D2c. 24. This day fiveral Couriers arrived here from Paris, with difpatches for the French Ambaffadot, Citi. :en Cwatertomer, who, it was remarked, immedi ately after had feveral lorig conferences Kith Count Cos rutin., the Imperial Minifter for roieign Af fairs. Our differences with the Court'of Bavaria weren't. *the point of being fatisfaittortly accommodated whet; the ELICTOt again took poreffion of Come ecclefiaf deal diftrias appertaining`to Burgan. Our Minifter Plenipotentiary, at Munich, bat therefore received orders to make reprefentations to the Eleavral Court on this proceeding. PSTIRIBVIGH, Dec. t6..--tt is raid, Govirnment has received intelligence that the Greek Ecelefraftics are (riving to excite commotion in the Archipelago, and that they have already fueceeded in obtaining inany adherenta Meaftnes are therefore taking to Rife this evil in its infancy. Yeflerday'we received American paperi to the tsth December, of which the following are the prin cipal contents: Eztraa of a letter from New York, dated Dec. ). Captain Laws.. Private Secretary to Mr. Jar rszston, accompanied by Capt. Ctaax, had lately poked through Tenefee, 'On their way to the Miffil: 6ppl, to explore the Taft and partly unknown region of Loniflana. They have with them a party of ao foldierit, drefed as hunters, with a number of pack horfa. for the conveyance of provifions. arms. tec. and a portable boat, on a new and curious eonflruc ' tion. The firlt obje& of theft travellers is. to pro coed to the fottree of the Miffouti ; thence to 'idea. your, by following the cootie of fome great river, to reach the Pacific Ocean. This, no doubt, is an ex pedition of great eifSculty wnd hazard ; yet, if foe ceGifol, rif great national importance." Accounts from Wafhington. Rate, that much aßo nifitment is produced by the fudden departure of the Marquis d'Yevro, Miniller from the Court of Spain. It is reported, that on the 26th ult. he waited on the Prefident, and de6red an audience ; but Mr. Istvan.- sow being at that moment engaged. fent word he would fee him in a few minutes. The Marquis left the houfe immediately, and, withotit ceremony, feu out on a journey to the Southward. The place Of his deftination was not known s but he travelled about feventy miles on that day. We have the pleafure to Rate, that his MIJISTY is much better t—the pain attending his complaint having nearly fubtlded. In the afternoon of yeller. day his Majksry held * a Privy Council, which was attended by the Dukes of Pollux° and RoxIBUION, Lord HONANT, Lord WaLitmomare, Mr. Ammo- TON, and Mr. FAULKNER. Sir EVAN N t tended, and was (worn in a Member of the Council, on receiving his appointment of Principal Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. This morning Mr. PILOUDIEAN, the meffenger, was fent off from the Secretary of State's office, with difpatchrs for the Span;fh court. The French General Barge will be allowed by Govel-nment to proceed to France on his parole. It is underflood he will be the bearer of propofals for the adjuftment of a regular exchange of prifoneri.— He will embark in the courfe of a few days. A Lady being 'irked to drink a glafs of wine, re futed, " becaufe her phyfician had put her upon a re J ima'', which was, to drink water"—" then. Ma dam," raid a Gentleman prcfent, " I prefume you belong to the Cetgreae.." In the comic of the year twos, there were, in the parith of Workington, aos baptiims, sod burills, and Os marriages. Within the fame period, in the parith of Harrington, s 6 bapdfass, 43 batials, and t t mar riages. A NEAT Bust.—A Gentleman who has a dyads admiiiion, by purchafe, to one of the Theatres, lately wrott the following order .—" Admit/if/and friend, as I car.not go to the Theatre this evening. CnVINT dARDI/1.0TISILLO:••—Thill hay Is got up with tinnfual magnifiecnce,and was, as it deferved. well received. Mr. Ks MILt in Ottello was in general tame and whining. The famous apology in the fall aft we never heard fo badly delivered. In Come of the impaffioned parts he was very impreffive. Pity it ir, that the advantages of perfon, of attitude, an d of marchlefs art, which he poled - es, fhould not be attended with a s.-ote natural manner of (peaking. Mr. Comet in ia:,er drew, and moil juilly drew, an univerfal applaule tiom the bLgianing to the end. He appears no where to greater rsilvaintazt than in fags Mrs. S moose bids defiance to lime, and though we trr.;lit with her younger, we cannot with her to p 1 is the part (.1 r,vriemov.: better. Mrs. LITCN it/ 1-U %.11 4 as dual, admirable. Her merit lad night is greatly enhanced by the (tate of het health, which wi.,ild have given her a juder right to plead indifpofition than is hinetimes adorned. Ks PI OLE was superior to hini:elf. His drunken (cent was ezecllently done. _ 1 Tbc play, Ire JJutri not, w.il t,c oftca repeatcd. iv~t3trca2 . ia~"~~dsiv~cs. ~ MAILS THIS DAY.—MInd Souk .. ARIL DOC.' ALI. SUL. Dublin ' I I I Hamburet I ii Watericed .1 J • • Toasar, Jaw. .10...-The flonp Lord nelfon, of Dartmouth, , Bearn mailer. of Ibis place, whom his friends have been apptehenfive about, on his paffage ,from Londonderry heime, in the North Channel law a large brig. 'apparently in great dithers, bore up to fpeak her, but eould"get no anfwer, and it is feared there was no living 'foul on board; but it blowing fuch a tremendous gale of wind, be was obliged to quit her, and he bore up for Tenby, where be is ar rived. The Nemesis is now getting under weigh for Plymouth to repair, and Doss, frigate, to join Ad miral Coitsivaccis. Came in the brig Sally, Cue earn maficr, from Newhaven to Swanfea. The Dick, of Chiller, smiths!. . . PORTSMOUTH, Jaw. so.—Arrived the f tr i zo e s frigate from &cruise. Sailed the Charlotte r and Duke of York cutter on a cruize. His Msfty's Ibip Cliiaoll is geeing under weigh.--Yederd l ay it blew a very hard gale at S. W. and his Majedy's flips Wriosoa Cssvt.s, of 98 guns, Capt. BIATIC, and PiIIICISS RovAL, of 98 guns, Captain Vasmos, which failed on Wednefday, were obliged to return to St. Helen's, where they will remain with his Ma. jelly's (hips BRITANNIA, of IQO guns, Lord NORTH- IsR, and Patacs Gums, of 98 guns, Capt. SYDNEY Youk. tlis Majefly's (hip CO/LIMON failed this afternriOn with a convoy Ittr The Downs, among which Were feveral horneerard bound merchant !hips (rods the Mediterranean and Oporto. The Wed In. dia and Oporto convoys ire detained by contrary winds. Wind Well. YAA HOOT Hp JAN. 20.L.La1l night anivea here from Heligoland. the Good Intent bje boat, CHAS. SMITH mailer, with mails, but no pailingers, and 'remains wind-bOund. The Pea SLOPS and Mimic'. sous bare returned, and remain, with the Haat). of 74 guish Duane'. of 74 guns, ANTSLOPI, of so guns, and the GaLoo armed fhip. Arrived the Horne cutter from a cruize, daring which the was obliged to throw fome of her guns overboard.— Wind S. W. a (refit breete. Sailed the Mixt pac ket for HarWick to attend duty. DIAL, Jaw. to.—Arrived the Hairy hoop of war lad the Basilan gan.brig from Dougenefhand re main with his Majefty's . fhips, and the outward.bound as per lalk—Wind S. W. . . A ANOTNIit LITT'S, NMI MITS. The Aacualt and feveral of our cruisers have been driven from their Rations off Boulogne by the heivy gale of tali evenieg into the Downs. Remain in the Downs the convoy and (hips as per laR.--Nothiag ttlative to the heavy tatmonading mendosted la my left letter has yet tvanfpired. Hoop Arabella, &owe. of and from Sligo, for this port, is on more at Lcin donderry, and mull unload to repair damage. Mary Ann, Tacat.s, arrived at launlath from Savannah. . upon the t Ith inn. after a pelage of 43 days, nine of whith they were in fight of land. Arrived here jet terday, the Mirgaret, MILLI% ; and George, St str• sow, from LanaLtllt, where they had been perforguing quarantine. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. OltanitllD, Jan. an—Paled by the ram. Deem fens Gib raltar; Celtic, Andwion, how Malta; Dorothea Margaretta, Hendricks, from Whoa; Add, Asillligen, Ikea Sallie; Prow Wackiness, and the Tann thew Made, Hiker, for &olden. Sailed the Favottrite, Holman, far Danarara t Swab, Janes, for Dublin ; Vrow Anna -••••••••.-; Haop, y:My/14 and the Jonge, Helifeher, for &abate !Pl . AnaiveriCllFOover, Arid, Atoka, front Seville. At Hay lake, Mars, itogers,frera New York. At Cork, Fair Assuican, Cleniby, horn Philadelphia. A letter from Mr. AacHla,of Mount John, enmity Wicklow, Rates, the lofs of the (hip Aid, WILLI•st Caatirrco mailer, bound from Brillol to Dublin, a few miles from Wicklow. An inconfiderable part or the cargo has been fared : the rigging lies on the Murmugh, under a guard. The unfortunate (offerers were Mrs. CRAM ITC N, Mrs. MOKILIIIOIII, a Scots officer's Lady, a Serjeant's wife of the 18th Dragoons, a (er rant maid, and the Captain's fon, a fine youth of nine years of age.—The Mailer and hands are all well. In the year 1572 the Poul of London having greatly enhanced the value of poultry. the Lord Mayor and Aldermen. on the 4th of April, afcer tained the following prices —.: d. .. A The heft Code • 1 o The Green Plover - o 5 left Wild Mallard - 0 3 Pigeons, per dozen t o la - z o ElackEirds, ditto - oto Seroa e d a Ct . oto Rabbits, each • e 3 Holt Hen - o 7 Larks, per doses • o 6 Bed Chicken - 0 3 The heft Niter per lb. • 3 An Inferior Sort - o 14 Tbe halt Eggs, 6ve foe o I The bell Woe/skim! 0 s Have the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen the like power at the preheat time ? It fob their interfe rence was never more wanted. In a company, a few evenings fine*, who were enjoying the bottle, the converfation happened to turned upon the fuppofed intention which the French had formed of making the threatened defcent open England. A child, of about nine years of age, fon of one of the party (a member of one of the City Vo• 'mum- Corps), after liflening with great attention to what had been raid. fuedenly flatted up from his chair, and ran forward to his father: " Pray, Pi. pA," rays he, " if the French come here,' will they bring any little boys with thorn ?"—," I can't tell," replies the father : but why do you ark r' " Be cattle," replies the boy, clenching his fi.l, " I would boa them, "tie alter the ,•ther ; and gi . re them loch • drubbing, that they would never wifh In come again." 'lle Gentlemen prelim, as it may be fts poled; were enchanted with thi, infamine thotv.;ll noble impale of rrfentment vain(' the declared me- Ink% of the country; and, tatting him in their attn., loaded him with carcifes land with praises for his p triotilat. A duel =erne, pate originated the Gentleman . Pan of the 43d Regiment fey, arrived of Canterbury way from Dower to Aihfo►d are to be Rationed are espeded to the fame route. The mifunderflanding Loyal Southwark Voter Company h fofpended Company, at the being firft dikovers mandant k eaprefed FM! time to confider differed ; fence that tl the Lieutenant-Colons anfwer to the Correfr municated to the and hare come without gaining be their oft priv in the regulations that the right of • in the pnvates. that it was not place beyond the firtt inilance. On that point they are at ace, and yefierday the following declaration of the Third Company was tent to the Lieutenant Colonel, in the name of the Company, with an in troduktory letter figncil by Lieutenant Rost: We, the Mentheri ot the Third Company, la reply to taw letter sintranuriczted to us by Lieut.nant kofe.boissys ororoc,ttua wc. with cit.! deference to the rhduiopr road to suassivo tits runt o ckdats the 016.:erg to be, according to ass iria edgier* t est - Jaime tie regiment, vetted in the privates. That we pofitively aff,rt, That we have never Word Oelenel Tierney (am martiened in Wilmer to Mr. Yorke), poll* err minim* declare, that " after the regiment was mace ienned. Its would allow of no further ekdtiaas." _..._._...._. --- Thu we cannot acknowled g e ourfelves ao having bee Meted Into any error, ati.ello the do re d adheriny to de origlaaltegUta• tens d the Corm is to be con/deed as lush, and that any Rale' linty we may have cominnted Ina military rook hes arliendtrough Ignorance d etiquette to be adored on ludo era/ass. 'Chat confiderin g the eritizal :late of the country, and that the defenre of oor kin and Coollitutlon &odd fuperfede a 0 oder vi ews in n or winds, we are willing to forget the hello treatment we have crpenneed, ani to mare to our aetive dog, on condi net that on man dill be Sneed out an a ringico,!er In a mule which we hereby acknowledge to be the Ipontanentn Zet of a/. The the Third Company beg least to return their thanks to Lima, nett Rote, ler his rpirited ermines no their raufe, nad the bh able and Impartial comen't no this oecaficeow•Fraday, Jan. as. 'the number of Volunteer Corps who egettife the pt iviicge of eleaing their officers is fo great, that the privates of the South wit' k fay, the only di th y they tind. Is to difcover any ATociation of Volunteer* which is not regulated by that rinetple. A few days ago died at Mr. Jouss Artiness'', ft fi:anningltv, t!ir celebrate 3 h.-”od mare Cal3t e aged 29 Teat.. Sbe was form:, :v. rr..rer ty of his Royal 1-lighrefs th: Prince ot .4i,J afterwards of Cnalte`PHEll We csow, F.tq. the was got by Kihs -I dam Ttro - 7., by Mateh'em. Re po r i lls. . c.—Cal.ith w.ts the dar t of ParagonlLoutja.Vilair kcy, dltt•-n, Kite, 4c. :.• - • i : ' - !,..- ... ,-, • • 4omiltoz.trtiesorld: ! -- . ~ ..._ ~. Ocp Bearr..--Yetterdayllte.Setrows• of diC Tr Court of. Admir a lty consmenceitneinflide • Hailt the Old-Bailey, before Sir ;ft/ice:rim ikuvirn•Pf*" . . 11 . ing Judge, Baron Hantan Dodoes Roimwesdit, - Aasoco, and other reanseteCiviliens. Sir WI Luau Icoir adArtifed the Grand ler,. . informing them briefly shit there was oudliall 3 f - • particular importance to cotie before them at elf Seffions.. Wish regard to their duty, it coofitted merely in deter:Sifting:the fans from the eleto ri f i e, which eras to be done in maritime cafes me i. , t a , • in matters of a different fort, with which juries Irk mo,e converfant. e.-. . • , The Jury then retired ; and, upon theft. ;return , prefented one bill, Which.* appeared: was Stit* . came before them, pot ((mad spina Yeti ViVoi. who had been accufed of 'felony on the bigh fens, '-'-• The Prollcutor, in this cafe, WAS celled upon.hi. lb- , cognirance. which, as be dii not a pp ear , was sir- , tiered to be gfrratrd. Prier 1;oey was then called to. the Bar. and raked by the Court what he had to fay why the fenteme •, paled upon him after his conviaion at-the 'Selßotta of Oyer and Terminer, holden by „ the High Colt . of Admiralty 'for di England on the 7th of . jnite, 1798, mould not be put in execution aged! him. . The Prifoner Rated, that lie had received his Majelly's pardon, after being.'conviSed of feloky_ vud Pine!, upon condition of tranfporting hired/ during the terra of his_ natural :life: He did *Cora. . ingly tranfpon hinsfelf to France, where hi.family retitled, but during the peace bad often tr 43 back. wards and forwards to this country. lie unfoe .f . . nately fiappened to be here when the war broke oq, and was therefore unable .to return without a phW. port. He went to the Mayor of Plymoitth and ihited ' • his cafe, upon which a paffport was granted.gm ( but after he had obtained this, no opp.'nunit* .4 . a neutral 'elk) for Come time prefented itfelf. Ili klm mean time 4 was taken up and fent 'to laandori..- This was all be could urge is his defame. • , s, Baron HoVnase (aid, that it was not far the Court. to !idea to the Pauper's :defence..as, is, truth, they '. had no power to pardon in this cafe. Time wee for the confideration of hie Ma jelly. The Polfikinenvis accordingly renuusded in exeentiong his Intignietit. 7.M Gelfwed and fairer Derifflike wire agitates d to bail in sboL each, ott cers4ition of appearing' seeks • next (talons of oyes* and terminer to be heielnigellbs c Court of Admiralty, to anfwer dab' cheep; Ilpita , them. . Several pc:rfirs were elikharited on piallhall appearing to give evidence again! die .skei#s mew cloned individuals, or forfeiting tot. Baiter!, luny and Moms Loot,' wereidisittaillbi, bail under a penalty of sod. each, miles iberil(p." peered at the next &Sons of over arid termini:us* .e holdei by the High Conn of Adinirafty, MAP. ' twee the charges again& them. Th'e burlier. being dun melded. the Cw t w- joined With the ufual forms. . ,- - - r - . 1 • • . .. On Sitordity left. at fix o'cloilt in the me . i A dud took place infide the wall of Lord Ettare's A.- • mettle. neat Boyle, between Mr Robot Beechen. jam fon of Mr. Bowleg. of Carrick-on•Shineakend Lieutenant Page, of the Lookh Militia. U ly, at the fira fire, Mr. BurchelPs Riot task and Lieutenant Page expired on the fyiew.-ollie.tfif- pute originated at a ball at Carrie It.oe-Bbassee. sad the Gentleman who unhappily fell is Inucklearested. Tan of the 43d Regiment of Foot, front Caere. fey, arrived af Canterbury on Wednefdan ea thlthe way from Dower to Alhford Barracks, ehere-ehesr are to be Rationed ; theremakulak Of the Rl= are expefted to difembark imisefi ndately, a the fame route. The mifundereanding Rill prevails in the Ceeptif Loyal Southwark Volunteers. The Light Infaettiy Company is furpended until further orders. The 30 Company, at the time of the difference of efisiela being Brit difeovered between them' and dm Coro. mandant, exprefed a delire that they might M* fame time to confider on the retie& upon which they • differed ; fence that they hare received a lettershmin the Lieutenant-Colortel. defiring them to fend in 411 anfwer to the Correfpondence which had bees mons- municated to the Corps. They met in confequenen. and hare conic to the determination not tenant& without gaining the ife of what they confides to be their tuft privilege, as they affirm that it gravitated in the regulations upon which the Corps was formed. ' that the right of deft ing all but fieldvidicers was veiled ' in the pnvates. On the other past it is cOnteesded, that it was not Intended that the eleSion should take place beyond the firti . inflance. On that point they are at ace, anal yeflerday the following declaration of the Third Company was sent to the Lieutenant Colonel, in the name of the Company. with an in- trodatiory letter Egon.' by Lieutenant Rose Wc, the Menthers et the Third Company, la reply to the letter enmriuriczted to us by Lieuunant Rote. beg lamas eiewee,rtua we. with dct deference to toe opinions read ea as. semesive as ri t ,ht of ck&ng the OS.:ers to be, according to lbs Mt 'decal t est:l3state Sr the regiment, vetted in the privates That we pofitively aff,.rt, fiat we have never Mari Celowd Tierney (as areausassd in his letter to Mr. V arks), pm** or °thaw* deviate, that " after the realms* eau nom Sserst_ h.