Star. — London, England, 1801-11-25 00:00:00

• red h to be the fag the ['term moth er , lation. He withe on on the Bowl, n. He had on a t . .)r of thole hountie iowever mean tr, teident to the of the fums tin alfo aanally p.tht fad 71g,caol. m u tt ant of the fil th; t Account was p r _ it period many f u th noes, and if he V ie admit amount c moment, he w:ft..,l sting the amount 4. is ftatement to th. e was furry to h fiderably exceed tha agreed to, and tin port Was ordered tc If the Report relative Eleftions, n'as Nit ! ',loomed at lialf.p4 )N. oassrate. o Houburet, x Dublin. Nov. H. o Waterford. o Dome. MEER as. AT ONE VC! OCr. January org. 6i: )1d 5 per Cult. 'cot ICO .ong Ann. '4l. —Omni= art I. Tart ROM,. is Ann. 19 tt•r6 t3•s6 la Stock st3i az4t er C. Intp.6si 66 elherk. BUls IC4. 11l pew ' ed Excise llilk 4 s nt for Ambit made to the CHAVCIL Mould silted the le the eitothoo of the toed of three per Cate per Bill Hoiden. as returned yrattday, to the Stock &dungy to :opt' agreed, t►,t (0 he glutting of Codes) do I per Ceuta at wtil a It of rolhog the Preadult and the 4 pa Can rt lation pa C. whirl Peggy lives to oda Stork M. 1115 11. :ant. Grand Cao. to*. i on Londoe zo ; it. Hansburgh Mail be can only be attribute( have lately prevailed ther, which may have up at this early hake with the Noblemen I lack in Windfor Park Duke of GLOUCESTEI /ear of his age : FAMILY received tra • at Windfor. awn yeaerday far 1 , for the beacfit off are happy to fay, town yefierday I was re-elated neIIItEPONT Rber of ►arliammt a Drury-Lane Mesta :nt off with great ale t of Direaors was hd fader finally of the id A Court and the Boa Trads. with India. 1 it the two parse. he arrangement, and th re Parliament. So . a sire dais day. It IS T themfelves rather r Special Court a tol .eltors of the EaII In [ndia Houle, wkich , firft divifion of Lift ie is the Downs on' Dun of Diteaors been pleated to ene trade to the Comm egt4ar fhips; fo the i to inveft on board r tons, out and hu ky a certain prof ory eivcd from Madras, ring been fought in Carnatic), betscro ulonel • M'CauLsY , n the &ft attack, rior force, the Com rth confiderable 101,, ng (as it is frill) N he lall attack our Lr . , ttely =opted the londu the 9th jab veta Capta..9 szi a aad Mr. Joon I - 11 ended by their fecor apt.iia Gel e wsway Ance; Captain M. but immcciiates4lt, re is Er.afoa behcr., led. The dr d the B u il al NAUTICAL INTELLIGEKCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WINDS. W. DUE. Fa r mown , ' Nov. 22.—Arrived the fhip Ann, Captain &ram), to take in pickled pilchards, for Jamaica ; the brig Sifters, Capt. 'Fatima, with t a le goods, &c. from London ; the 118 c-to-a gun brig 'from a crnife ; and the (teen of Naples, C apt . &mpg" ' from Exeter, to complete her lad mg with fifh for the Mediterranean.—sailed yet . - terday the American (hip Chefapeak, Capt-Tost as, for Amfterdam ; and the fhip A/five, Capt. Mir nu, for Martinique.—Sailed this day the Ameri can fhip Lennox, Capt. CoLrtirs, for Hamburgh; and the Dolts of CILIMBILLAND packet, BOULDER. no n ' a with the mails of the th ink. for the Lee war d Elands :—Pafengers by her, are Colonel LATE, of the Royal Artillery ; WM. Bar Efq. Collector of the, Cuftoms at Trinidad ; Meirrs. C'Corivoit, Commi t and Mr. MATHEREAU• P01.71114011TH, Nov. 24.—Arrived his Majefty's f r igate DRUMM, with Invalids from Torbay,— An order came down this afternoon for the im. mediate failing of the Da Rolf rim man of war, on fecret fervice. YARMOUTH, NOV. 24..-1 6 11 C DORS of You bye boat has arrived, it is Paid, from Hamburgh with pairengers • on her.pairage the fell in with th e Ad venture, FLIGHT, of Yarmouth, at fea all well : the Adventure was fuppofed to have foundered at (ea in the beginning of November. No packets have yet arrived from Cuxhaven.—Wind S.W. - - Stimulus, Nov. 24.—Arrived l'Esv 'EGLI and Humus sloops, and Iflrsoz gun brig from Yar mouth. Sailed the HILDIN frigate, and ARROW sloop, for the Downs: and the WRIGHT armed ship for Chatham. Came into harbour the Ht t uts and Am ii'armed ships. Arrived his Majefly's flop Isis from the Downs ; and the Com cr gun brig, Lieutenant DoDD, from Deptford, with drafts Of feamen for the ARDINT. She will fail to•mor row for Dep tford , with futernumeraries from the ZEALAND. The TYGRRIS, PLUMPER, and WRANG LER., gun brigs, are reported to be paid off—the two former to be fold, and the latter to be fitted for fee. For three days part we have experienced fome dreadful sales of wind, accompanied with thunder, lightning, hail, and rain : we are happy, however, to learn that no particular damage has been done among the (hipping ; but the banking in this neighbourhood has fullained confiderable injury, owing to the fpring tides and the thong gales. Wind N. W. blows hard. - Dsat, Nov. 4.—Caine down the Meow floop of war, from Sbeemefs.—Wind N. W. Gsartssits, Nov. 24.—Pak by the Experience, PITIOLSOIg t from Barcelona; Thetis, —, from Stettin; Vulture, Loaiss, from Naples; Stag, HANSON j Larlana, —; and Je ffry , CHRIST:*, from Peteriburgh.—Sailed the Albion, Mass, for Jamaica; Fairy, —, fur Trinida d; Apollo, hussars, for Tobago; Friends, —, for Naples; John, Msz.vit.st, for Gibraltar; Trojan, Massy for Martinique; Two Sifters, Bur, for New York; Providence, THOM" for Newry; and Fortuna, for Norway. Host., Nov. 2t.—The NONSUCH guard-fhip, which has been Rationed in the Humber feveral years, on Wednefday laft received orders to pro ceed to the Nore, for the purpofe of being paid of —We are forry to find, by the report of fome Mailers of (hips arrived here this morning, from the Baltic, that confiderable damage has been fuf tained by the (hipping in that gnarter in the very revere form of the 2d init. The Flamm, STE x 'Aso's, was upfct, and totally loft, crew fared. The Nancy, WARD, put into Copenhagen leaky. The Dolphin, —, loft ; crew raved. Ten or twelve fhips were on fhore in different parts; and this, it is feared, is not the whole extent of the lofs, as feveral veffels were lien airmailed. Lives root, Nov. a3.—On Saturday night, about eight o'clock, the wind blew fo violent a Ilorm that the floop Dumfries, GIPSON, lying at anchor off No. t, Gravingdock, was drove oppofite Mr. Willis Earle's yard, where (lie ovcrfet, when the Captain on board, with 4 men, with difficulty, clung to the hull and rigging, where they remained upwards of two hours, and would have been 101 l but for the humane and bold exertions of the per fons on (bore, who initantly manned four boats, and after great hazard and difficulty, and no lets than fix unfuccefsful attempts, at length fuccecdcd m bringing the people from on board.—ln one of the boats thus manned was Captains Meng lierto M'Fee, M , Calpin, and Bruce, all of them mailers of veffels in the Greenock trade ; in the ad, Captain Biaide, of the Harlequin, W. Val, Carpenter, Philip Durell, pilot and boatman, and T. Richardfon, flop-dealer, corner of Gray fon-ffreet ; in the 3d, J. Sinclair, mailer boatman. R. Kilfisaw and J. Halewood, boatman, and John Thomas, mariner; in the 4th, W. Reece, chief mate of the Bridget, of London, R. Droyer, fe cund mate of ditto, J. N e ilf on , foreman man in alto, and J. Diamond, belonging to the (hip Do minim Packet s the fpirit and perfeverance of the whole cannot he too much applauded and admired, particularly the lag boat's crew, for though they were themfelves upfet, and obliged to fwim for their lives, they afterwards recovered their boat, bailed her out, and once more put off to the re lic fof the fuffercis, s% ho were fortunately laved by the four Greenock Captains, whole exertions r:flea the highefl honour on their charaelers, and by them brought tale on (bore, to the unfpeakable :i•faCtion (C a numerous crowd on the Pier, who w.tneffed their cant:me danger. The foliowing morning, about three o'clock, ttorm continuing, threw down the chimney of I . lle yeti y.room of St. George's Church, which ta'li •N on the blocking courfe, forced a grea: put ot 1:, with the ornamental vales, cornice, n ith covering, into the church-yard, and confider iy dama3ed the upper part of the fouth wall the church. Pool, Nov. 23.--t Arrived the John ana Tho mas, MORCOM, from Labradore ; Blandford, JA r roan ; Reward, JEftrasow ; Hope, WOODLAND; Arne, GILLINGHAM; Brothers, \VIII TTLE, from. London • Aelive, WILLIAMS, from Portfmouth. '4ailed the William, COCKRAM, for London ; and Providence, BARTLETT, for Liverpool. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The CAMBRIAN, for the capture of the Spanilli (hip Santa Terefa, and brig Virgin dcl Rofati.i, will be paid on board the raid chip, on the 2 Lich intlaut. To the SCIPIO, PIQIIE, PROMPTE, and BACEI, for the capture of the Ariel and Zee Nymphe, on the 23d of July, 1796, a diftribution will be made on Monday, the Both inft. at Downing ftreet. To the DORIS, for the rec tpture of the Noftra Senora de Navigantis, a diftribution will be made on board the faid (hip at Portfmouth, on Saturday, the 28th ink. Tl2eiii;;;;ON, for the recapture of the Camilla, will be paid on board the fhip at Yarmouth, the a7th The STAG and JASON, for the capture and re capture of the veitels undermentioned, will be paid on board the CANADA, at Spithead, before flie pro ceeds to fea, viz. STAG, for the condemned part of the cargci of .the Bothchaft Maria, and the JA. sox, for the Venus. The fleet whiCh failed from Cork on the tnth Odober, for the Weft Indies, under convoy of the TARTAR frigate, were left all well on the aGth, in lat. 35. 37. N. by the FORTUNIE frigate, returned to Cork. Some fears are entertained for the fafety of the Halifax brig, of 14 guns, Lieutenant Sccrcr, as fhe failed for Bantry Bay the sit inliant, and has not fince been heard of. Letters from the crew of the gun boat, Friend fhip ( a ) , fo long miffing, dated Jerfey, Nov. rg, Rate, that the was driven out of Guernfey Roads the night of the ad inßant, in a violent hurricane, and was wrecked on the coat of France. On the morning of the 3d, Lieut Athlcy and the crew remained fome time on a rock, and, as the tide receded the fame morning, they waded up to their middle in water, and got afhore. They were humanely received by an officer and Come foldiers, who concluded them to a barn, two miles in the country, where they remained eleren days, and were treated very kindly. The Commandant then fent them in an open boat to the Prince de Dona to/4, with a flag of truce. So certain of their being all drowned in the late dreadful hurricane. were the family of Lieut. Aso Lev, that they had all gone into deep mourning. A Jamaica newfpaper relates the following ex trardinary Rory.—ln the courfe of the laft fum mei-, Lieutenant WYLIE, in the SPARROW cutter, during a cruize off the fouth fide of Hifpaniola, detained an American brig from Baltimore, and tent her down to Jamaica for adjudication. Her papers being totally wanting, afforded no evidence againft her ; but while the caufe was pending, and the veffel on the point of being given up as neu tral property, Lieutenant FIDDLE, of the ACTIVE fchooner, entered the Court, and turned the fcale by evidence of a very fingular nature. Having cruized on the fame nation, he had caught a (hark, and on opening him found a pocket book, contain in the very papers in queftion, perfealy legible ! Th g e American Captain confeffed he had thrown them overboard, which decided the trial in fa vour of the captors. The jaw bone of the (hark, remarkable for its fize, now hangs in the Admi ralty Court of Jamaica. The following curious et of lands by King WILLIAM to the Norman Hunter, authenticated by an old record, anciently kept in the library at Richmond, may poffibly prove amufing to ibme of our Readers: I William, Kin 7, the third yecre (duty naive, Gine to the Niontan Hunter, to me that art both life and de,re, The Hop and the Hopton, and all the Boyndes R aod downe, Vnder the Earth to Hell, aboue the Earth to Heaurn, From me, and from min:, to thee and to thirr, As good, and as faire, as ever they mine war : To *hod, that this is footh, I bite the white watt with my tooth. ado» Jugge, Mawdc, and Margery , and my yourzet. loran Henry, _ _ For one Dow and broad Arrow: When I come to bunt %mon Yarrow. The long contefled caufes, repelling the letting afide the will of the late Mrs. Sarah James, of Keinpfey, is, after neirly levels years litigation in the Ecelefiallical Court at Worceiler, decided in favour of the will. Lord Fotsr,hunting with Lord HARSOROVG hounds in Leicefterfirire, has met with a danger. ous accident : his horfe's legs dropped into a deep hole, and the animal fell backwards upon his Lordthip. His friends were near enough imme diately to extricate him,but he fainted, and after wards vomited a conliderable quantity of blood. Lord HARIOROOC. H immediately fent for his car riage, but Lord F. could not he rtmnved further than to an adjoiang farm houfe. The laft accounts happily Rate, that he is better, and we tru( he will be futhciently recovered to meet his friends at Willey, on the 2111 of December, on which day his Lordlhip comes of age. On l'hurfday evening, about fix o'clock, the clothes of a fine girl, in Liverpool, about thret: years and a half old, by fomc means caught fire,' .child her mother had occafion to leave th,. room, and altlionh fhe was not abfent more than three minutes, the child was fo dreadfully burnt, that after languifhing under the molt excrutiating pain until two o'clock on the following day the expired. On Saturday fame failors, after receiving their money at Somerfet.hotife, hired a coach, nhieh Was loade,l in and outride :—two men and a v o rn:ta on the roof tell upon :he pavement i n t h e ..I:nolies, when one had his leg broken, the oth:r c . was ”IT.ltiV hruifcJ , and the woman's actin was 1 • fraftured. They were taken to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital. They had a great deal of musty about them. CORN MARKET. "11 morning at Mark•Lanc, WlLat Arai : -. llur bnrc the fame prices as cn Islond•ty.-o:Lts ;Ind Beans fornewliat lower. ASSIZE or BREAD.—Yclierday a Court of Al dermen was held at Guildhall, prefent the LORD MAYOR, RECORDER, 14 Aldermen, and Shuriffs. The Company of Bakers wait,:d upon the Cot.' t t,. lix the allize e 1 Bread, when on infpeaing the re turns of the prices of wheat and flour, it appeared they had confiderably rifen iince the bat return. The Court ordered the price of the quartets loaf to be raifed to r ad. to take place to-morrow. It was referred to a Committee of all the Aldermen to confider the A. of Parliament made in the 37th George M. for fetting the ;Are of Bread ; aad the opinion of the Law Officers ordered to be taken on the powers of the Court and Lord Mayor , in that re:pea. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. Nov. 24. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. At the defire of all the parties except Mr Grubb, the final decifion of the buiinels of Drury lane Theatre is put off till Saturday fe'nnight The Cotinfel for MciTrs. Ford and Hammertley, on one tide, and for Mr. Sheridan on the other, raid, that confideralie progrels had already been made towards an amicable arrangement, which would certainly be completed in a few days. Mr. AGAR, 16r Mr. Grubb, objefted to delay, as it would tend every day to increafc the embarraffments aliening the Theatre, and thus add to the inconveniences ' of Mr. Grubb's fitnation, already fo very unplea fant. Mr. MAIRSVIRLD, Connie' for Mr. Ham merfley, faid, that lie did not perfealy underhand the nature of Mr. Grubb's interell in the Theatre; but he fhc.iold fuppofe, that whatever was for the iittereh of the concern in general, mull be for his intereft alfo. The affair was ordend to (Land over to Saturday fe'nnight, being the day after the lira teal. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 34. THE KING V. D'ALAI.ISERT. In this cafe Mr. Dauncey moved for the judg ment of the Court, and the Defendant being call ed in, Mr. juffice LE BLANC proceeded to read the report of the Learned Judge who tried him. His Lordfhip was repontedly interrv.pted by boats of laughter from the Bar, and the Bench found no (mall difficulty in preferving its gravity. It appeared that Monficur D'Alambert, a (4- del..rnt French Nobleman, has refided for fome years in the town of Carmarthen. In Augur', itioo, he had a quarrel with Mr. Horton, the Town (lei k, and Mts. Horton, -his Lady. For forte time no Reps were taken to procure legal redrefs, and the two families lived on their ufual good terms. About fix months afi:r, however, Mr. Horton pre ferred an itidiament at the Carmarthen Grand Af ' fixes. It was found a true Bill, and afterwards removed by Certiorari into the Court of King's Bench. The trial thus came on at Hereford, at the lag Affixes, before Mr. Baron THOMSON. The firft Witnefs called was the Profecutor him kW He Rated, that, as Mrs. Horton and he were walking on the evening of the 2d of Anguil, iSeo, pall the Defendant's honfe, a dr ridhed out, and fprung up upon Mrs. H. SIL: exclaim ed, " Good Gon, my dear, there is the dog again," and afraid of being bit, ftruck him with her fan. The Defendant looked out of his honfe, and laid, " D—n you, you b—h, vat you firike my dog, for ?—Me will not allow mine dog to be inflated by nor man nor woman in Vales." As helwas proceeding in this (train, the Prole cutor obfervcd that this was language very unbe coming a gentleman to ufe to a lady, and after this rebuke he walked on with his fpoufe under his arm. The couple, however, had fcarc el y reach ed home, when a loud knocking was heard at the ' door, and the Profccutor defired his wife to go out f the parlour. He then opened the dour, and to his great confternation law M. D'Alambert (landing before it foaming with rage. The following dialogue then took place : D. Where is Madame Horton ? H. What do you want with my wife? 1). I do fay where be Madame Hawn ? You (hall not keep me from her. H. I am quite at a lofs to know your meaning. ; My wife is my property, and no man !hall fee hcr without my content. Pray Sir, what do you want to do with my wife ? D. (Scribal his one palm twain, the °di. eritkzrear violence) I will take up her petticoats, lay acrid, my knee, and whip her —. I will take np thepet dems of every woman in Carmarthen who d.) have the audacity to infult my wife, my dog, my fon, or any other one of my family. [Re den enters tb: hole, and Horton rairati.— &me, the Lobby.] H. [Ms aulipatins *VW at a high piteA, and 'xi:s repre . ,lfr,L3--You go no farther. 1). LC 144 . 11 e, and put, limjiyiss aI , ximg pit to:T. He then rtt Athl7l]—•-e••••-•11 il—n you, i Fight, or I will (crew your neck aliout, and throw ' your head en one tide, and your body 011 the H. You know I am bound over to keep the peace, and in a cowardly manner 7int will to bull , : me or to make use f•irfeit my recugnifance. 1). You have n o fpi t it. H. Put me up a little mere, and yen will find that 1 have a drvil afpi, is. 1). Sliew, then, that suit have :—meet me At night in the meadow at the Lu 1. rl the t A', n ; bring you one piltol, and I will h: r s utie H. You know my recognifaiae. 1). D—n your recogni:..ncc. It mull be that mine honour wounded, do 11.1% , faistaftu n. —You may hay: fv Ends, it yeti file them bet. ter. But on cae May or ot.c .:her. C. a lea me or I kill you. [t N.! D'iv'artinr. Norms Pr.:. A molt impudent and unreafonable Jog ! But I will bare my revenge! ! ! [Ea of Ad iv,. However no meeting took place in the meadow, and the parties having met nest day in the hall, wars as good fricads as ever. Mrs. Horton was not called, t ar: had overheard the COOVeI I.ltion, I - 11:1y C. the evidence of the profecn: decui fcene exadly as we have. !fated it.—Ti: brought in a verdid of Gui.V. The a3idavits, however, whkh were no induced a helief that M. cl'Alumb- - .rt Lad h teated, mit by a thitil mrre: with to have a r..c•ived ~ 7 1 charadtt from is I. It r 1 fpeCtability in the nel?iilmiirhood of Curet The Bithop of St. David's, Lady declared that !Ince cxe: i aye had (he 1 of his acquaintance, th:y, hay: found him tleman of the greatell politrfl m. and the moll humane difpoiltio.i. Thry co! poifibly believe, they added ; that 11_ could indecent anion or ule a sll::at. ral affidavits were likosiie made I:;.rn hi neighbours, which in ,xI3IIiTT his ble deeds, and 1:Inv:la:lig di lois which the town of Carmarthen, and partieularl7 the would fullain, if be and his lady thould another part of the country. Mr. Lam, riling to addrefs the Court on his behalf, Lord KLN von fetid, force judgment mull lardy be pronounced; but he fevercly cc, the conduCt of the Profecutor in allow; afFair to lay by for fie months, then preferrii indictment at the grand feffion, then remo by tertiorefri, and then bringing the Deft from fuch a (Nuance. The fentcnce he th ought to be light. Where a el:alien:4e had ltizely beeu fent, it was the duty of the Co be. rigorous in puniihing; but here not on fighting had taken place, butt it WAS JOUbtfU tiler the Defendant ever ferioufly inked to f The Learned Judges then held a confalt after which Mr. Jullice Gitose, as their org: thefe occaflons, obferc,:d to the Defmdant however improper the reAna of tit: Prof: had been, it was bnpo:rible not to cenilra wl the Detendmt bad done. Ile then lenience to pay a fine of I. and to eater into a recugni in tool. to keep the peace for tw,..lve month: d'Alambert immediately entez ed into t cognizance, paid down the ;l. and walked c Court. His appearance was very gentlen and he wore the infignia of a C , :vaatir de id Croix. &TETANUS HANOI' T. THE TEU:T 51.1 OF THE TON MALLET Truflees for theft Turnps had pct up to .r.lfticn ; Mr. Handy Ltd been L bidder, had paid a conrdera!):e film as dr money, and the Trufices now re:al;!..l6ther him in poiTeflirn of the rights of thefe Turn or to reaore his depofn-money. GA moved for a ri::e agai:lft red. FXIVILLGE OF A,T3Aci...Oo!<-. In a cafe in which Jean Lon t .i.;arte is the I dant, a rule was °Jaz:tined i f:2'.%. days ago to caufe why th.- bail-bend fiti:".d not be del up to be cancelled, and %thy cr.r.itr on (held be accepted in lieu of fitczia! hail ? It war in the affidavit nn which the rule was grante. the Defendant was in the rervice of his Exce the Charge d'Affaires, or Secretary of Let of the Sublime Porte, and by the 7th of . cap. la, to RTTCII the ferv.tnt nf a foreign A fador is highly penal, and the arreft void. Mr. ERSKINE now ilicwed cattle aQainfl th, He allowed that he was now :izcretary to pinmatic asnt of the GI-land t•i:ifeninr, en if he were to be arrett..d now he moil he ein ed upon filing of common had. This wa only the fia.ute law of England, hot beyo dnult the law of nations. Bilt by the ofi which he held in his hand it clearly appeare this rule mutt be dicdrarge.d. It was there that he I :came Sec :tart' to the Tin kifh Am dor only on the 27:11 of Oh,ber. Mr. ER read a letter to him of that date, from his lency, riving his willingnefa to employ him. was ate-cried on the Bth, at a time when he h profpea whattoter °t inch a fun:firm. He it'a! mailer of an academy, called the Grove IH Bail was given to the Sheriff ; bail was p above, and on the ,4th the Plainfa receive Lice of jullification. However, the jutlific w a s not dilly completed, and an attachment i againft the Shedd' for not bringing in the I The Sheriff was thus fixed before the Defer could podibly be entitled to any diplomatic lege. Mr. ERs Kt. E reafitned with his uftial lity upon their tarts, and (hewed lwth the eti fetch a ruic as this mull be mifch:evous, and it was quite contr.. y to the intentions of tht giflature. Mr. GARROVJ fpoi : .n ftlpport of the Rule. laid the 7th of Ann: had two objects In ties evens! tile ;iris Anthallado rs to t h,i v..nte, and t o '. th , fe At :la lArl t i;j it f dare to anti r erfon in tol'e fee-rte.:4a lo the arre(: e: tL.Ie :dart ptaallat:de cw.a.nd. but lit :I the part of the ap: lied to the crei'.:ntt. ea !fere was a p..rfi a :: voteet!ly CZTCLII") CA,Prtret:".l7.:/.-:1:/ ['brie, only far ed . inifon lty havit.z And V h(1 : : b :10r , * liable to an ac t;ir w 4; 1... -",d, to fay inn t.. .t an Anebatfad, , r ailow a... who ha.' it...onac bail for him to fi I.,ei eras tcs ti: pAGing of this 11 wa: part Of ::ic of the country. I-:c n!co.:;ltcd from ilh , r the arreft in the I •if London of thri RuStn Envoy • the firs. Czar Petc: C: Z.lt ; hie &ma:l cf the hen SlictirT c'7.•;r: Inc takrn the ; th: krirg.l7 ii r•t - L' -s ar .1 copy en:',7.4zo-se,! P He :hen •Je.s: it AS 1:11 thAt this cafc •"id not Come the Ati the form fi.r.:97irrm, %Alien: the cal•iity of the t.:ii• us: fcreneelv c , intidered, is ntr.cr ireamed that the Le,:ifstiire intender: ts , late irty -creels ?-s.: Ciote sianaily •-etained s. reign ?sfin•ters, and regiftered at the Sec :ti State's °free. Tr, allow men to fare th..en from if.: corfecuences of their debts ts 7 wards entering the fertice of an Ainbairador be a grafi pa - Terry= of jutticc.— Rik