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alfertl4, that prefent war came upon him nn• c.:: ,, t9e(ily, at the very moment when he was going to evrry into etre& his threat of the invafiun of Eng land. Neither Rutlia nor AuQria arreßed his arm, nor diverted the blow. The Continental War is en :rely of his own feeking ; either in dire& profecution of his original projel of univerfal dominion, or to cover the difgrace of his baffled enterprize againa England. Ye(lerday morning at eleven o'clock, their Maier ties, the Duke of CUMBERLAND, and the Princeir.3, attended by the Countell'es ILCH ESTFR and CRAWLEY, arrived at Windfor. His Majefty, accompanied by the Dukes& Co Mt♦ 6ILLAND, GenerAlH ARCOURT, COLS. SNEYD and Dt slimow, int - peeled the alterations mak ing in the Cale, Her Klajetly and the Princeiles, went tr, Frogmore. At four o'clock they returned to Kew. Mr. and Mrs. Sweat DAN left Edinburgh on Ftiday on their rcturu to b'ndon. General Dow, and Saco Hanoverian:, have em barked in the Downs. They will, no doubt, be !ailed, with unfeigned expreffions of joy, by their latch opprefed countrymen, on their arrival in liaq.over. Sir R. STIACNAII, and Admiral SriaLime. with each five fail of the line. are in Toe& of the Rnchefort fquadion. The Portugal Coatoy has paired op Chaim!. The Whitechipel, the Bethnal Green, and Tome other Corps at the Eaft end of the town, were ref. terday brigaded in London Fields, Hackney. On Tburfday next the Old St. George's, the Bloomfbury and Inns of Court, the Prince of Wales's, the Loyal Southwark, the Chriftchurch and Lambeth Whin. seers, will be brigaded with the fecond regiment of Guards. The Scorpion, Dagg s from the South Seas, ar rived ha Yarmouth Roads on the itth intl. She left the Harriet, Coffin, of London, at Port Jackfon on the e6th of April laQ, all well. The Brothers, Barnard, from Liverpool for Ton ningen, is 101 l in the Orkneys. _ _ _ The Haddock, Fowler, froth Peterfburgh fcr L , ndon, is on Ihore on Gothland, and full of water. The Mary, Phillips, from London for Tonningm was Jolt on the ill init. NAVAL APPOINTMENTs.---Capt. Fayerman, to the Foimidable ; Capt. Giffard, to the Atlienienne; Capt. G. Moore, to the Fame, a new 74; Captain Rodd, to the Indefatigable ; Captain Stiles, to the Ada mant ; Captain J. Brisbane, to the Alcmene ; Capt. Palmer, to the Wizard ; Captain Simplon, of the Wafp, to the Star ; Captain James, to the Kite ; Captain Collins, to the Meteor ; Captain Slade, to the Duchefs of Bedford ; Captain T. Brown, to the Riven ; Lieutenant Leach, to the Cracker. We have received American Papers to the 26th of Auguft. 'I he New York Papers (eztrads from which will be found in a fubfecptent column) (late, that on the 27th of July, in lat. 22.--I I. N. long. 63. W. the fchnoner Sally fell in with the wreck of a (hip, fappofed to have been blown up, which had rn , Blenheim, G. R." cut upon one of the top-gallant yards.—The BLENHEIM, of 74 guns, is Rear-Admi ral Sir THOMAS TMOUBRIDGE'S flag.filip, and failed for the Eafk-Indies on the 24th of April Taft. It is fcarcely poffible, therefore, that the wreck of the (hip teen by the Sally could be that of the Blenheim. It is not, however, improbable that it was the re- mains of . the BLANCHE frigate, Capt. Murros, which our Readers will recoiled was captured, atter a molt gallant refinance, by a French fquadron in the Weft- Indies, and afterwards burnt on the /9th of July, in lat. 21. N. lon. 66. W. The triflinfi, difference be twi.cn the time at which, and the latitude and kngi tude where, the wreck was feen,.and thofe of the cap ture, gives additional ftrength to this conjedure, as the wreck of the Blanche might very probably have drifted fo as to be feen in the direBion above bud. A report had prevailed that the fever was raging in Philadelphia. The laft accounts, however, are greatly calculated to remove any very firong appre henlions on that head. The Aurora of the 20th con tains intelligence on this head rather of an alarming nature; but letters of the evening of the fame day, referring to the reports contained in the Aurora, Hate the fad to be—" That whatever of a fufpicious nature has occurred, has been confined merely to the lowelt extremity of Southwark. At thii moment we have authority for Paying, that not a tingle eofe of malig- Want fever exifis even there; and as to the health of the City itfelf, the bill of mortality for hit week is. an inconteilible demontlration of our exemptirn from extraordinary ficknefs." The Minifterial Paper which fiat alledged that Ba varia had joined the Confederates, perfills in alien ing that Government were jullified in giving credit to the Eta ; for they fay, en the authority of a letter received from Munich : a That when the Emperor of Germany, in confe quence of the repeated aggreffions and ufurpations of the French Government, determined to form ail arm ed mediation, the occupation of Bavaria was deemed abfolutely necetfary ; his Imperial Majelty therefore propofed to the Elector, that if he would [offer his troops to enter Bavaria, he would content to no peace :n which the integrity of the Eleetor's dominions ihould not be guaranteed. In anfwer to this appli cation the Elector of Bavaria replied, we have reafon to believe, in a letter under his own hand, in which he exprelfcs his fatisfaaion at the propofal which had been made, and adding. that he had inftruaed his Knitter to fign a treaty of alliance with the Em peror of Germany, and that he wonld join the allies with all his forces. After this politive declaration, it was with the utmolt furpi ife that the Emperor learnt, in a few days, that the Elector had retired to Wurtz burg ; tint he had ordered his troops to follow him ; and that he had entered into another treaty with BONAPARTE, in direct contradiction to Iris molt pofi live afihirances. This moll extraordinary and un accountable conduct, to ufe nu &anger terms, natu rally provoked the indignation of Auliria, and has led to thole arong meafures which fhe has fince adopted with refpeet to the Electoral Domains." BREAD.-There was no Court of Aldermen held to-day. After the returns were infpeacd, the Loito ArIA volt ordered Bread to fall four-pence per peck. ••• • • SPORtING INTE'LLtGENC.E. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, OCT. 14. (Fiilt year.) One third of a Subfcription of 25gs each, for Syr olds carrying 811 51b. 6yr, olds Sit. ; lb. and aged 9fl. B. C. Sixteen Subfcribers. D. of Grafton 's b. m. Parafol, t yrs - 14 Foley 's gr. h. Sir Harry Dimfdale, sr* - Mr. Mellith's b. L Lady Bones, 47 1 $ • dr Eleven to 5 on Parafol. A Gold Cup by eight Subfcribers or upwards at togs each for all ages, zyr olds excepted. Acrofs the flat. If more than eight Subfcribers, the winner Lo receive the furplus in fpecie. Mr. Ladbroke's &Rani 4 yrs Eft. 81b. - • Sir C. Bunbury's Eleauni,:;ged, lift 131 b. . - 2 Mr. Paine 's Fathom, 3yrs 4ft. t3lb. - - 3 Mr. %Vilfon's e by Buzzard, out of Vizen.syrs 4ft. 1 alb. 4 Mr. R. Boyee's Bobtail, aged,Vt. Sib. - S Mr. Lake's Virtoofa, 4yrs 5 ft.6lb. • - 6 14 Foley's Sir Harry rinifdale, syrs M. • dr Mr. Watfon'a Dreadnought, 5 s 6h. 71b. - dr Mr. Andrew's Norval, syn 6 1t. tclb. - dr - Six to t againft Bullard, 7 to 4 againft Eleanor, 7 to 2 againft Bobtail. Sweepftakes of toogs each. Two.yr old Courfe. Gen. Cower's e. by Coriander, 71tt. Ib. - I Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought, iti. 81b. - - Mr. Mollifies Dirldler, sat - . • - Pd Seven to 4 againft Gep. Gpwer's c. Mr. Wilron's Newmarket, 7ft. 71b. beat D. of Grafton's Pelilie, Btl. 91b. Acrofa the flat, 'cogs.- 1: to 8 againft Newmarket. Mr. Elwea's c. by Buzzard, out of Mary, 8(1. 41b. beat Mr. Andrew's Fathom, 811. Acrols F. wogs. h. ft.-7 to 4on Mr. Elv:eb's c. Ld Grofvenor's Meteors. Bfi. heat Ld Barrymore's Merryman, 811 ilb. R. M. toogs.—z to 1 on Me teors. Ld GrofvenoT's Violante, 3yrs old, BR. tolb. rec. from Ld Foley's Our Blowing, lyrs old, 71t. 21b. Two•yr old Conde, toogs. Mr. R. Boyce's David, rec. ft. from Mr. MeMlles Diddler, sa. 21b. each. TwO-yr old Conde, wogs h. ft. Mr. R. BoTce's Sir David, rec. slogs. from D. of Grafton% rehire, Mi. each. R. M. aoogs. THE LOAD MAYOR'S BILL OF iAItH FOR THE 9TH OF NOVEMBER, BEING THE GRAND ENTERTAINNIANT. FIRST COURSE. zao Tureen. of Thrtle with 4o Pigeon Pies Caillisces bo Boiled Turkic'. zoo Dillies of Fiat 6o Rosa Ditto so Ditto Chicken., Rosa so Mince PIM and Boiled so Railed Pies so Do. Pullets with Oifters so Mai Puddings 10 Rumps of Beef so Marrow Ditto so Hams Always., Greens, &C. 4o Rosa Digs SECOND COURSE. so Hams zoo Couple Woodcocks zoo Brace of Partridges ico Ditto Snipes yo Ditto Plant:mt. Sundry Wild Fowl, ace. ace. yo Ditto Moor Game DESSERT. 6o Pines zoo Plates of ice Cream zso DidICS of Cakes 6o Ditto lillaneee•Matle os Ditto Grapes Jellies, &e. !cc. &c. 6o Ditto Peaches WINES. 6o Dozens of Port so Dozens of Hock 5o Ditto Madeira to Ditto Sherry so Ditto Champagne zo Ditto Labort so Burgundy T/II LAT! DAVID SCOTT, Esq z —Yellerday the remains of this molt worthy man were removed from his houfe in Fitzroy-fquare ' and interred in the Fa mily vault in St. Mary la-bonne burying ground.— The funeral was attended by the Relations, and moll intimate connexions and friends of the deceafed. It was conduaed Kith the greateft folemnity, bur, at the fame time, in that plain, unofientatious manner, Co confident with the uniform tenor of his Mr. SCOTT had, for many years, laboured under a difeafe, the caufe of which had baffled the fagacity and (kill of the moo eminent medical men in the kingdom.— We underhand that, with that philanthropy which fo eminently diftinguilhed his charaaer, he dir...dted that his body fhould be opened after bis death, that the feat and czufe of his complaint might be afcertained for the benefit of mankind. This was accordingly done by a very eminent Surgeon and Anatomifi, Mr. Frye of Gloucefter, when his difeafe was found to have been a fchirrus in the pylorus. The bridge from Gofport to the Royal Hofpital at Hatlar, built tome years fence by ROSERT FORBIN Efq is ordered by Government to be taken down, on a fuppoiltion that it may be of injury to the harbour. Deptford Creek Bridge was opened on Saturday lalt for foot paffengers. It is built over the river Ravenfborne, near its outlet into the Thames, and leads from Deptford to Greenwich. The Committee of Proprietors of this undertaking met on the bridge at two oclock in the afternoon, wh-n the ceremony of opening it was performed arnidit a great concourfe of fpeetators affembled on this occafion. On Tuefday laft a man was brought into Court at the Seffions at Marlborough, to take his trial on the charge of being the father of a child by his own daughter. He was fuddenly kind with a fit, and immediately expired. _ _ If the Bonus of g per Cent, now paying is Bank Stock, is confidered an extraordinary advantage. it is no longer a matter of wonder, that fo many are eager to inveft their money in the rich Lottery now Draw ing, when the very next Ticket drawn out of the , Wheel, being entitled to Ten Thoufand Pounds, will prefent the fortunate holder with the allonithing Bo nus of near Fifty Thoufand per Cent. on the colt price; and the firfl Ticket on the next day of Draw ing, will prove a Bonus of double that amount. The fifth day of drawing the prefent Lottery, will be on Saturday next, when the firft drawn Tic ket will be entitled to to.oool. betides the beneficial (la nice of all the other Capital Prizes in the prefent Rich Wheel, there being only two Capitals yet drawn above wool. both of which were thared— namely, a pool. Prize, and a aoool. the latter of which, No. t 6,80 t, was fold in fixteen Sixteenths, by J. BRAN SCOMB and Co. proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. r t, Holborn, No. 37, Cornhill, and No. 38, Haymarket, facing Piccadilly, where Tickets and Shares are now felling, warranted un drawn, and as cheap as at any Lieenced Office in London, and the utmoft value given fur Prizes as Coon as drawn. • NAITiCAL INTELLIGENCE. TORRAT, OCT. to.—This day arrived the fchoo ner Providence, Captain Foss, from Lyme, having on board live bullocks for his Majeßy's troops at Jerre), put in by contrary winds. OCT. I t.—Sailed the above fchooner for Jerfey. OCT. t2.—Arrived his Majefly's brig HARDT, Lieutenant R. A. Reao ; and his Majefly's brig RgriverasT, Lieutenant MazwaLz, from a cruize. PLYMOUTH, OCT. t3.—Came is the American drip Slifan, Capt. PARLY, from New York bound to Amflerdam, laden with fugar and coffee; Swedifh gallica Aurora, from Mogadore, bound to Amlier• dam, laden with gum, almonds, &c. and a Prullian galliot, from Nantz to Embden, all detained by the Happy Return privateer ; the Maria, of Oporto, Capt. Loan, froM Bayonne, bound to Guernfey, put in leaky ; the Swedilh (hip Redligheten, from Salo, bound to Tonningen, laden with wine for the navy ; the Nancy, of South Shields, Capt. TH om 'so es, from Archangel, with tar, for this port ; and the Spani(h brig Carda, from Riberdieu, laden with lime, for Ferrol, taken by the Succers privateer, of Jerfey. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. l4.—Arrived his Majefly's (hip VANG was, Captain EVANS, from Jamaica, hav ing been fepirated from the fleet under her convoy, in a gale of wind—part of the (hips have paffed this port for the River —The SARACEN floop, Captain PREVOST, from a cruize, with a large American (hip, detained by her, and both are put under quarantine at the Motherbank. CHATHAM, OCT. ts.—On Saturday Rear Admiral THORNsoaovcu homed his flag on board the KENT, of 74 guns. The fame day the VIAGINIA failed for the Nore. The THAMES frigate will be ready for launching in the eourfe of this month. Dov Ili OCTOBER . 3 4..—Sailed lin night the Sc Ey. 7RA and DIADEM armed fhips, for the Downs. His Majetly's gun•brig &salt has detained and fent in here this afternoon, a {hip of and from Copenhagen, with a cargo of fundry fort of merchandize, bound to the Cape of Good Hope and Batavia. Paired by this morning a fleet from Portfmouth.—Wind Welt and moderate. DEAL, OCTOB RR 14.—Arrived the OR PH E us, Cap• tain &MR, with a convoy from Oporto, which are failed for the River and to the Northwat d. The Alfred of London, from Oporto, one of the fleet, has been captured by la Vengeur French privateer, of 14 guns, off Beachy Head, recaptured this morning by the AMAMI R frigate, Honourable Captain KING, and brought into the Downs. Arrived the Ira moaract Ts frigate, from a cruize off Boulogne, during uhich fhe chaced three praams and about twenty fchooners, which were going along (bore from Ambletettfe to the grand depot; but they kept fo clofc in °tore, they could not famed in cutting any off. A (bell fell on board her and wounded federal of her crew. Arrived the Arladne, Combatant, Fury, Tigrefs, and Fearlels, from a cruize : alfo the Sceptre and Dia dem : attired alfo the Zebra and Hecla bombs, Fin don, a Deptford navy tranfport, and a large fleet of other tranfports under convoy, from Portfmouth, hound to Leith. Part of Captain Cor.vsaaouss's divifion of tranfports failed this afternoon for Ramf gate Pier ; the reft with Lieutenant CURTIS'S divifion of cavalry tranfports fail, I am informed, to-morrow for the fame place. It is reported that the embarka tion will take place in a few days. An experiment is this evening to be tried on a velel brought up off Walmer Caftle, by Tome of the coffers ufed at Bou logne, to fee whether the explofion will have the de fired effed ; a great number of people are gone out to wieners this fcene. Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, OCT. I4.—Arrived the VIXEN gun. brig, and CARRIE& cutter; the Diana, Capt. But. NIEDEKI, from Memel, bound to Liverpool, with timber and Raves: (buck on the Harbrough Sand on Saturday, but was got off and brought into thefe roads, but the Diana having made a deal of wa ter, the mutt be unloaded and repaired before the can proceed to her deftination. The (kips of war remain as per lafl. Admiral Russet, with his fleet, is ez pc/led to return in a day or two to thefe roads.— Wind S. W. light breeze. The following is an coma of a letter from Captain HENRY Wale, of his Majeay's Ihip Femurs& gun brig, ferving under Admiral Rusts tt's fquadron, and dated North Sea, 03ober 8. tBos. I.aft Sunday night was an evening of horror, glory, Joy, and farrow to me. Juft at dark two large French cutter brigs ran alongfide, one on each beam, and with many opprobrions terms ordered me on board. I had but nine guns to their thirty-fix, and was not prepared for fuel a reravarre. My courage and pretence of mind Ruck to me, but with them it was only a word and a blow, I prepared to furrender, and in reply ordered the Commo dore to come on board me; his rejoinder was a broadlide, which very near deprived one half of us of exifteoce; our jib boom juft denred his tafferel when I gave him our larboard guns —They both wore and kept up a well-directed tire until eight o'clock, by which time our quarters were well chared, and we got the grape ready,deternlined to fell our lives as dear as poffible, as we had not the leaft chance of cleaving At this moment, l was tinder the necef fity of linking all my papas, fignals, inftrualons, &c. to cut away one anchor, heave one ufelefs gun overboard, and dear the decks of every incumbrance. Our main boom was *lot away, all our running rigging, tome of the handing, moil of the fails *tattered; one taut in the magazine,one in my bed place broke in four pieces ; both brigs within piftol fbot, and corning ftill nearer, and no help nigh ; in this fituation, when I had bid adieu to all worldly cares, and Cullen!) , refolved to fink, the enemy to my great aftonithment hauled his wind, and flood from as: this was a glorious chance ; a dram was adminiftcred to our brave fellows, and we then only withed to ',cable to catch than ; but it would have been madnefs: we bad enough to do to get ourfelves into failing condition. I law no more of them: next morning I flood for Yarmouth in hopes of meeting a comrade—l borrowed two tons of water from the Roe- I buck, and failed the next hour in quell of them; one mot gave me a terrible heaci.ach, but thank Gun except a couple of feratches, I Japed; fuch au dupe, perhaps, never occurred ; every foul on board bad compounded for a French prifon. when 1 gave the or ders w to wear.' The Frenchman bloated( had no Idea of my re fitting or he would bare boarded us when we wore : ,I fuppole be had at kaft 300 awn tro cor 40.4tnic Britannia. Goa WC, you:. FROM LLOYD'S LIST: aIIAVCIEIIe, Ocr. Ifccl by, the Mae, LOPrOlt, Norway; Frienahip, PA. from Memel; Two Sifters, Ceres, Hayden; and the Wilhelmina, Goodyea, from Da Sailed the William Pitt. I. ymens, for Africa; Royallit, for Jamaica; Union Packet, Graham, for St. Michael' Brothers, Hayes. for Norway; Ceres,. Zimmerman for f burgh; Lubec Packet, Wickham; Geute Poll, Swain Jete, De Jonge; Jonge Teaks, Jongc hom.v,• and the Vrow Alida, —, for Tonningen. Alt air ao—At Newfoundland, Hilt n, Prowle, from' At Malaga, Louifa, Billinge, from Briflol—A! New Y tarin, frcm the Clyde; and the Olive, Walcott, • spool—At Button, Sally, and the Mary, Goodrich, Llverpool—At Wilmington, Two Nanais, Marshall, f pool. In the Downs, Draper, hi'Donnell ; and the way, from Belfait—At Falmouth, Sagan:a, Coles Conneley ; Four Friends, Stuff; and the Hull Packet, from Lilbon—At Holyhead, Hope, Rowks. from Lilt Liverpool, Zephyr, Pearfon, from New Brunfwiek , Planter, Matthews, from New York; and the Swallow. from Ckarlefton—At Dublin, George. Ball, from Waterford, Harmony, IKatfun, from Oporto—At Ford, from Newihuudiand—At Viana, Diana, Underha. Newfoundland—At Figuera, Neptune, Palk, and - Wythycomb, from Newfoundland. AMERICAN PAPERS. BALTIMORT, AUG. 14.--Arrived the machut, Pooa, 15 days from Martinique , 3oth silt. Left a pilot-boat fchooner, below Baltimore, at St. Pierre's, name unknown. Clarifia, RICHARDS, of and for Philadelphi, in company with them. Left many privateers, unknown. On the Bth init. lat. 34. long - the brig Alexander, of and fromPhiladelphi daloupe. On the 7th intl. paffed a very in lat. a 3. long. 64. a number of them be fhips of the line and frigates, they were due fowls, (hewed no colours, none of them att to chace the brigs. Two days after (poke a lb Guadaloupe for North Carolina, who raid through the fleet without being hailed or fpoi any of them ; the fleet, he Paid, was upwards moßly (hips of the line and frigates peered to be tranfports. Saw a brig coming Capes, which the pilot (uppofed to be the h' Law, of Baltimore. New YoalL, Afro. al.—The United States of this morning lays, " We are now enabled on authority which we deem correct, the (quoted in the preceding paper) that with Spein had been amicably adjoiled, erreneous, that our Miniller, as has ' Rated, was obliged to lesre the Cow widront obtaining fatisfaftion upon any one Auo. 22.—We underfland, fays the Phi True tiontrican, that the Governor of thi' fufpended the funetions of Dr. jAMrs RL one of the Members of the Board of Healtl On Friday lan, George Gabriel was before Judge BOURNE, on complaint of Flcaltli, of making and fpreading fife ai Ids reports, by afferting that many INA fl! died of the Yellow Fever, and been privy in the town of lotion ; and alfo, that the raged in that town ; with intent to excite alarm the public mind.--Beon Gazette. In addition to the numerous einbatralk tienced by our commerce in every part of t we have to add, that agreeably to a regulation ed in Holland, the a Sth of June lall, Ameri fels bound to Amflerdam are compelled ' the Texel Roads ; and furrender all their be forwarded to Amflerdam by land, to' by the Dutch CommilEoners of the Cußt French Commercial Comrniffary. The s. is a delay from ten to fOurteen Captain LaRIC, of the fchooner Sally, of July, in lat. 22. I I. long. 63. at four, with the maimmaß of a large (hip, which , had been blown up, as part of the riggint were much burnt; picked up part of an dant, and a number of blocks, Ramped row, the cuftomary mark of blocks bel king's (hip; law another maR about a . with all the yards and other (pars attached one of the bower anchors, with the cable ing under the main-top. There being and the weight of the anchor keeping tl upright, Captain Laag could only Pave and blocks. On one of the top-gallant yard helm, G. IL" is cut with a penknife. (hip BLENHEIM, of 74 guns, was commanded Captain BLAND : (ht: does not appear to the fleet under Lord NELSON, nor publifhed, to that which failed from Et Admiral Cot.t.ati owoon, neither do we, among thofe lag Rated to have been on Ration. From the circumflance of her colours flying (which Caot. LARK could cern under water) it is conjeflured that hare been in aftion when the accident' ht. 31. 50. Capt. LARK was boarded b' privateer, Regulator, detained him plundered him of fpun-yarn, blocks, &c. put one man, and a letter dire&ed to Mont*. of this city, inclofing the bill given by ' rtiLD for the ranfom of the (hip Benjami privateer at the outer edge of the Gulph, the fouthward. Auc Inv a+.• --Captain ELLIOT of the arrived here l'aft evening informs, tha t fence he fpoke a Philadelphia pilot boat, boarded the [hip New York, from Cat' delphia, having on board General Moa. mily. By this day's mad we may expert the arrival of the General. Extradt of a letter from a Gentleman' (:.C) to the Editor of The Charlefton " On Monday the agth ult. about' the afternoon, Mr. THOMAS MAPLIs his dwelling•houfe, on the iiigh hills . his eldeft fon, RICHARD MAPLES, about age, who had fecreted himfelf in the that exprefs putpofe. This atrocious yo every principle (if humanity feems to be loaded his ride with three large buck r father coming from his dwelling•honf in his concealment till he had got font/ the gin h( nfe, then deliberately took a crevice between the logs of the hoof/ relate !) at his father ! the ihot penes I and came out through his brealt. AJi was fummoned early on the day fol. murderer confeffed his crime, and made excufes f . his cooduEt. He was committed den Gaol, together with his mother - who were charged as ace _Emits to tIL: Lawton, from Sifters, Patch ; nm Dantzk opal!, Vurell, icharl'a; Two • for Karaite- Swain ; Vruw °mat, from Lifbon..- ew York. On- cat, from Li. :aodrick, from ii, from Liver. Ie FaCtor, Con. !ales; Farmer, Packet, Grog, n Lilbon—At wick ; Cotton allow,Pearfon, • Oporto—At Oporto, Tliza, nderha l tom the lauftry. brig Tele. ; failed the kelonging to n. The (hip Iphia, failed teers, names 71. (poke Ihia for Gua. r large fleet appeared to • were fleeting m attempted e a (hip from Paid the ran ✓ fpoken by wards of too ; a few sp. oming in the ie brig Sally, 7 tate; Gazette staled to flaw !information our difpute d, is utterly been before urt of Spain one point of Philadelphia lig State has LITNOLD3, as • alth. ras convieted the Board of and ground. ns have lately vat+ bur ied he Small Pox ite fears, and iffments cape. of the world, dation adopt- rnetican ref• ed to flop in eir papers, to .o be infpeCted Roms and the e confequence • On the 27th tr p. m. fell in cb he fuppofes aging and fails Englith Pen- d with an at - - relonging to a mile &Rant, :hed to it. and Ile to it, hang. a high (well; the malt nearly re a few (pars yards, ig Blen-' His Majefty's ommanded by to be annexed r from the lift England under e find her name on the Jamaica her having her old plainly dif. it the fbip muff happened. In by the French an hour, and c. put on board onf. SALOMAN,') y Captain Sco- imin. Left the ph, (landing to • he fhip Keziah, hat three days sat, which had :Adiz to Phila. ()luau and (a- ped to hear of Ln in Jamefville, an Courier : 1 I four o'clock in i was !hot near s of Santee, by me 23 years of ie gin hook far tooth, in whom be mini", had (hot ; Caw his tie, and waited rteen paces pall . atm, thrr,rok ,fe, (horriLle to trated 3,'s back, Jury of loqueit nllowir.g. The ade 1.112 e trivial emitted to CAW- et and brott.‘r, le murder. •