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I F' temporary fupply, for three months, for yo s ooo men. The extenfion of that demand pretty slearly impli. d that this negotiation had failed ; and, therefore,the extenfion of the Supply tot 2 months was deemed necelTary. What then muft be the feelings of the Country on fuch an occafion ; or what its reliance on the firmnefs or decifion of bliniffers,whooneday think a fuppl y for three months amply fufficient, and the next deem the extenfion of that fupply to twelve months indifpenfible ? However, he highly approved the vote as it food, and molt cheartully ilibfcribed to the principles avowed by his Noble Friend. He thought the debate f o rtunately provoked, that hadVlicited his fentiments ; and fully agreed in the neceflity of being prepared for the worft. Moft fully did he coincide with the gallant Ofalcer, who (poke early in the debate, in the neceffity of being prepared to aa with pi 0111136E11de and effea,upon the firft dawn of emergency ; and that time would not be loft in trifling negotiations about petty hoftilities given or received by our frigates in dillant parts of the world ; for miferably indeed would that man cal culate on the ambition, the perfidy, and the une quivocal defigns of France, towards this countryo who would not be prepared to expel the event,and to repel inealion, which, in all probability, would precede any hoftile declaration on her part, and be the tuft proof of her determination. He next ad verted tp the fubjeas of Malta and Switzerland, which, he raid, Minifters evaded without explana- Lion ; and contended that the Houfe had a right to know how far the honour of the country had been pledged on thole fubjeas, and how far redeemed; but, from the apparent evation of anfwering on there poiuts, he fulpeaed all was not found. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, in a vein of much pleafantry, expreffed his affonithment at all this fyllem of complaint and oppofition, coming from Gentlemen, who neverthelefs agreed in the necef iity of the eery meafures they teemed to oppofe ; and actually appeared to complain of nothing fo much, as that they had nothing to complain about. Such oppofitiun might have been naturally enough expeeed from an Honourable Member, not now in the Houle, who profeffed to think large arma ments not neceffary ; but from thofe who were all clamour on the fubje& of our danger, and the ' neceffity of keeping up the large(' force, it was in deed highly curious to hear a condemnation of the very caudal they would themfelves have adopted, and to which the true ferret of their oppofition was, becanfe they had not the opportunity of pro pufing it. On this point the unequivocal declara tions of a Noble Lord of the party (Temple) made the matter no difcovery of his. In the fupport, however, that Gentlemen were pleafed to give to the mature of this night, it would have been much more gracious, if it bad been given in a manner fo as to make it acceptable; but to preface good Minifterial Votes by Oppofition Speeches, was proof to him that there was more behind their in tentions than had yet appeared. Dr. Lawa tact joined in the condemnation of Minifters, in claiming fuch a fupply, unprefaced by explanation, which he confidered infulting to the Houle. He fully coincided in the apprehen fions of public danger; and atked why the number qf our feamen in this crifis fhould be reduced from 70,000 to yo,ooo ? at a time when France had increafed her army by an addition of 100,000 men, and laboured incelfantly in all her arfenals and dock-yards, to put her marine on the moll formi dable footing. The Hon. and Learned Gentle man concluded a very elaborate and eloquent if:meth, by laying. that if he agreed in the vote, it was not a mere Government vote ; or from any conviaion, on his part, that it was the heft vote he could give; hut, circumilanced as affairs were at prefent, he felt himfelf under a neceffity of vot ing that fmaller number, which his Majetty's Mi nitiers demanded, though he would certainly have preferred a much larger. The queftion being now loudly called for, the refolutions were feverally read and agreed to. The CHANCELLOR of the Excasoste gave no. lice, that he fhould to-morrow, in the Committee of Ways and Means, move the ufual duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder, and Perry ; and that in the Committee of Ways and Means and Supply, he Amid alto move, that a Turn of five millions of Exchequer Bills fhould be granted to his Majefty, for the fcrvice of the enfuing year.—Adjourned. FRAtvCE. PARIS, 7 FRIMAIRE, NOVEMBER 28. The intelligence refpetling the plot formed in Ellaland, the principal objeB of which,according to every appearance, was to all - ail - mate the King, produced no other fenfations in this capital than tbofe of horror and indignation. The corvette of Government l'Il!rondelle ar- rived at Havre, on the 25th init. in Go days from Cape Francois, having on board General BOUDET. A letter from Florence, dated Ottober z9th, limes, that 3coo French troops have arrived at Leghorn end P ifa. - Citizen MuLcrit de Mnlhec has been acknow- ledged by the Court of Vienna in quality OfCharge d'Affaires of the Helvetic Republic, and M. Des. EACH, who wifhed to get himfelf acknowledged as Reprefentative of the Confet;eration, has been difrnifred, and ordered to quit Vienna. Citizen 01.114ta11, a natural Philosopher, lately went from Paris to Orleans, where he pledged himfelf to the inhabitants to afcend in a Montgol here; he tried, for two fucceffive days, to fill his balloon, butt failed both times. On the third expe riment, (Saturday laft), however, he launched into the regions of the air at half pall twelve P. M. and a: one his corpfe fell into the Commune of Fleury, about three miles from Orleans. The Swifs Deputies are daily arriving in town ; the celebrated-M.IYA zr, late a General in the French fervice, is alto come to Paris. LA Marx has not acc , pted the dignity of De puty to the Congrefs of Paris, which his fellow citizens thought proper to confer on him ; he is, however, here. The Archduchies AMELIA, Dowager of Parma, is to fia her refidence at glugenfurtb ; this Priucefs has a dowry of -- r. • • r _ ~ i _ PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. VISVNA t Nov. I3.•••It is publicly affeite& that the two . Secretaries of the French Legation, who are on their way at Meffengers as Paris, are en trufied for their Government with the ratification of the Treaty concluded between the two Powers refpelting the indemnities of the GRAND Dux& of Tv.scatry. Nothing, however; is yet known for certain with regard to this arrangement. s aorr, Nov. 17.—The new regulation which was yefterday tranfmitted to the Deputation of the Empire on the part of the Mediating Powers, con tains no propofition that tends effentially to modify the general plan of indemnities, but merely Come anfwers to different remonftrances which the De putation had laid before the Minifters of the Medi. ating Powers, and which in general were admitted by the latter. No mention is nude in them of the GRAND DUIRA of TUSCANY. The Mediating Mi. nillers.have declared to the Deputation, that an amicable adjullment of that point would, without delay, be concluded with the Court of Vienna. LONDON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'Cl.oAgs 3 per Cent. Conf. 67i f +—for J;n. Ncw 5 per Cent. 934 ii—Long On. r 9 4i, Omnium io f## dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock z7B t 77 . 1178 3 per C. Imp. 65i 3 per C. Conf. 674 i Ditto Ann. t t 7-161 3 per Cent. Red.#64tl India Stock 2oti vta Now 4 per Cent. 82i Exchcq. Bills a 4. s. diC 5 per C. Ann. 991 i Omnium it+ to t t dif. Long Ann. z 9 t Conf. for opg. 67 68tif Yefterday, at twelve o'clock, Mr. AskA BA SI NEWLAND at tended the Omnium Holders, at the Stock Exchange, to an pounce to them that the Bank Dire tors had agreed to their application ; and that, instead of paying, towards the redemp tion of their Omnium, 4o p4.r Cent. on the 20. of J.nuary, they were to advaocZ 20 per Cent. on the 24th of January, (which would :Ail them till after the opening of the Confols) and the other so per Cent. on the ItSth of April; fa the whole payments for the redentpti in of theOranium will now (Land thus: On the 24th °flat. 20 per Cent. I On the zEth of March, 30 p. C. 18th of Feb. 3o t 6th of April, 2• After this connr.unieation hlid been made, the Funds rote about a half per Cent. The Ambaltidor from the Dutch Republic has arrived in London. By the mail from Jamaica, which arrived yef terday, Government have received accounts, which fully confirm the fiatements which we have given refpeCting the ditArous iffue of the French expe dition to St. Domingo. The Blacks in St. Do mingo, whom the French had gained over, and taken under their protedion, had all joined the in furgent Blacks ; and this negro force had over powered the French in all quarters. It was under ftood at Jamaica that LECLERC, and filch of his troops as had efcaped difeafe and the (word, had actually re-embarked, and that a body of Soo French had joined the Blacks, who were in very confiderable force. It is rumoured in the City, and very generally believed, that Madame LECLERC, the filler of BoNATARTE, k in the hands of the Blacks, who are determined to retain her as an hoilage for Toys- SAINT. We have received Paris Journals to the 3oth ult. In Switzerland the Senate has iffued a Decree, impofing upon all the Cantons, in proportion to their refources, a War Contribution of 930,000 livres (37,5001.) for the fupport of the French_ Troops. One of the Articles of the Decree re ferves to the Senate the power of exaCting extra ordinary Contributions from thofe Cantons, Corn muses, or Individuals, who have tlken a part in what that body chutes to call, the InfurreCtion ; upon which fubjetl, the Executive Power is di reeled to make a Report within one month.— This decree appears to be intended to throw nearly the whole burden of fupporting the French troops upon the unfortunate Patriots, under the pretence of impofing a general contribution upon the whole of Switzerland ; thus, not content with depriving the brave Defenders of their country's caufe of their Political Liberty, and even imprifoning their per- Eons, the Oppreffors of Switzerland will make them pay for the chains with which they have loaded them. ALoys REDING and Aug DBR MAUR fill remain immured in the Ca ftle of Arbours. De puties from the Cantons are continually fctting out for Paris, but the de - lions are notyetcomp le ted Yeflerday, at ten o'clock, the Cabinet Miniflers met at the hook belonging to the Clerk of the Pells, in Palace yard, when the Loan CHANCEL. Loa delivered a charge to the Grand Jury of Goldrmiths, previous to the trial of Psx, Lord PELH•MK, Duke of PORTLAND, the Honou t abl e th e SPEAKER of the Houle of Commons, and others. A plan has been fubmitted to the CHANCELLOR of the Excalizy Ea, which embraces an objea of mag nitude to the Public, no lets than faving four milli ons Ilerling. It is, to iffue new Exchequer Bills, bear ing an interell of 51. per cent. to be paid half Year ly ; which will be readily exchanged for thole now in circu'ation, that bear only about 44, and to give the holders of thefe new Exchequer Bills the choice of funding them on or before the expiration of three years, in Confols at 8o (limilar to the holders of. Loyalty 5 per ccnts. I 797), who have the option of Confols at 75, or their fubfcriptions, two years after a Pace. Should a fmall Loan be required for the enfuing year, it may be borrowed in the fame manner. This will enable Government to fund the Floating Debt at So, in lead of 65 ; and by not creating any additional Stock, the advance of the Funds will very loon enable it to pay off the 4 ands per cents. or reduce thern to the iutereft of Confols. ' °~~ . • t~~.' 77E' NAUTICAL DOVER, DECEMBER s. . His Excellency Citizen SCHIMMILPINNINCIED Ambaffador from the Dutch Republic, with' his Lady and family, arrived here this morning from Calais. YARMOUTH, DECEMBER s. Yeflerday arrived the CLYDE from St, Peterc burgh, where the had been with Sirjoum l3oat.ass WARREN, the Brian' Amb,affador to that Court. —Sailed the KITE sloop of war.—The Cautzta gun brig is under failing orders for Sheernefb.— The CLYDE is espeeled to fail to.morrow.—PalFcd though feveral laden colliers, and come Eon-corm. trymen. PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER x. Came in the Swedifh galliot Johanna Frederica, Capt. KROHN, from Alicant, bound to Gotten. burgh, laden with fait ; the Elizabeth, Captain GARDNER, from Liverpool, bound to Amaerclam, laden with fundry merchandizes ; the Neptune, Capt. GRIFFITH, from Belfaft for London, laden with provifions ; the Rebecca, Capt. NESTLING, from Quebec for Leith, laden with lumber and other goods ; the Lion, of London, Capt. Tv Lan, from Tripidad, laden with fugar and Toffee, for London; die GLEN MORE, of 36 guns, Captain Itia!yLawn, from the Eaftwnrcl.—The Julius Cz far, of London, Capt. Ssaj E ANT, from London to Montferrar, pitt in with damage in her rudder ; the Olive Branch, of Hull, Capt, `VArsoN, from Malaga to Hull, with milifts. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER z. Atrired the AURORA frigate, from Liftton ; and the Themis, Captain WM. G UEST, from Riga, bound vi Cadiz. Sailed th e MAGICUNNE frigate to the eaftward ; and the Columbus, FORBES, for L01)(1011, but was obliged to put back, the wind blowing froth from the fouthward. COWES, DECEMBER 2. A brig of too tons, fuppofed to be Swedifh built, laden with Port wine, was (owed on (bore on the back of the Ille of Wight, on Monday laft ; hav ing been hilt difcovered near the Owers on her beam ends, without any foul or living creature on board. Being a dereliet veffel, the has been claimed as 4 droit of the Crown. Th: Berbice Packet, Balms, from Berbice to Amfterdam, laden with coffee ; and the Friend fchap, Vex VEEN, from Maafluys to Bilboa, with cheefi and wheat, are both put intq Cowes leaky, and are obliged to unload. FROM LLOYD'. UST. GRAVESTND, DISC. a.--Pafred by, the Echo, X endall, from J.;maica ; Alert, BUgh, from Malaga; Middlebtirgh Packet, Math, from Flufhing ; Young Hermes, —, from Calais; Adive, Harrilfon ; and Napoleon, Ewen, from Norway.—Sail ed the Samuel, —, for Memel ; Duke of York, Burnett, for Barbadocs; Aquilon, Blackburn, for Bremen ; Lord Do negan, Dillon, for Malt ; Expedition, Nell, for Hamburgh ; Negotie, for Catwyk ; and Vrow Mareld, De Vreydt, for St. Vallery. • The Ann Eliza, FEARON, of Whitehaven, is arrived ai Sligo, in Ireland, coal laden from Li. verpool, after one of the molt difficult and tedious paffages (thirty-two days) ever heard off : and in which the crew fuffered the greaten diftrefs. A fufpicion having lately arifen at Covent Gar den Theatre, that perfons got admittance by forged orders of Madame STORACI and BRAHAII; the matter was put in a train of examination a few nights ago, on fome people prefenting fuch orders. It was difcovered, that they had been forged by a perfon lately fervant to Mr. BRAHMA, who had lublilted fume time by felling them.—The culprit was detained for examination to-morrow, when BRAHAII and STORACE are to attend at Bow-iireet Office. DRURY LANE THRATRR.-MT.TURNtR made a fecond appearance laft night, in the character of Richard the Third, which he performed in a manner that didhim great credit. Having by hisformer repre. ftntation made hionfelf praCtically acquainted with the boards which he was again to tread, and ac quired more confidence from the favourable re ception he had experienced, he teemed to feel him felt more at home, and confequently did more jut tice to his own powers. His conception of the charaCter teems to be en tirely his own. Indeed, in as far as different per- Eons, conceiving properly the intention and fpirit of the Author, would agree ill their attempt to exprefs it, he may be confidered as apparently ft milar to tome who have performed the fame cha raaer ; but this, in our mind, adds to his merit ; for (till his Richard is his own—exhibiting his own phyfical powers, and fuck a nice and correct difcri. mination throughout, as evinces him to have taken Nature herfelf for his model. The boldnefs, diffirnulation, and hypocrily of the tyrant, were never 101 l fight of for a moment ; and where Mr. TURNER differed from others in thy- colour ing given to the character, it feemed evi, dently not to relish from a defire of fingularity, bitt . from a manly firmnefs and refolution trigive the part according to his own conceptions of the A Whirr. We with this were more the cafe with ail candidates for public favour'. Mr. TURIIRR, we underfiand, has devoted his C o me and talents for Come years to the tlage, as a profeffion for the maintenance of his family. If we be allowed to judge from the proficiency he has already made, we may alien, that ere long, he will hand fecond to none upon the Englith Itage. Even now we think we only repeat what the feitic i of the horde expreffett in the molt unequivocAl manner, that he would be agreat acquifitiou to the 1 .1404d0u boards. t WA: r .4, , ' CORN MARKEI S. MN INSPECTORS RETUR N FROM Uzitk it.far. l DECFNEfIt : • Wheat, per Load, from 131. tos. to isl. ; es ' Barley, per (t . tarter, from 11. Gs. to 11. 95 , - Oats, per trirter, from 11. 3s. to 11. 9s. Beans, per uarter, from 11. 14s. to 2 1 . Peafe, per Q carter , from 21.85. to 21. i2 c , MARK-LANF, DEc imßiz We have had a few more arrivals of Corn i n . " Q 0..... Monday, but we do not perceive the prices of article varied; yet there was more brifkn e f s iron. th. tale of fine Wheat and primal Barleys. tiler information we refer to the currency as urd :: : gli g in Wheat, per Ir. 48's. 5 45 , Prime Eifel, 555. Superfine tics. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 565. Gos. Rye, 34 5 . 38s. Barley, 245. 28S. (Very Fine) 295. Malt, 445. 435. Fine ditto sos. Oars, 15s. 225. 255. 6d. Horfe Beans, New, 325. 365. Old, 355. 38 s , Tick Beans, New, 295. 3os. Old, 31$. 3 4 , 5 , Hog Peale, Os. 43a. Boilers, New 345. 425. Fine Pearls 445. 45 4 . Carraway Seed ? 365. to 415. per c'fi, Coriander•, 285. to 3os. per cwt, Canary, gos. to 965. pet qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per la flour, 48s, sos. per fack, A/truing man, named Small, in Dorfettlire, vertices that he will not pay any of his wife's debts, he having fettled fin-money upon her previous to their feparation. Ts, EASOM AALE CONSPILACY.--Yeflerd ay the lowing perfons, wbo (land c h arge d on f u f p i e i on of being concerned in the Plot lately ciifcorered in Oakley-ilreef, were brought from the refpeaite prifons in which they had been confined, toUnion Hall ; try the Magillrates at which Office they were Severally committed to the following prifons,' to take their trials for High Tfeaf;rn. To • Newgate:—.Thomas Broughton, Samna Smith y : Arthur Graham, John NDNamara, Ju l i a Sedgveick Wrattler, and William Lands. To the New Gaol, Surrey ;—Thomas Wintet• bottom, John Francis, John Wood, Daniel Tyn. dail, Thomas Phillips, alias Jackfon, John Conoll7, John Doyle; and Thomas Newman. Three were difcharged upon their own recogn i • zance. We can with fo - rne.degree of certainty ltate, that Colonel Defpard and the men above named, will be tried for High Treafon, by a Special Com miflion,which will be holden in the county of Surrr. Thomas Newman and Thomas Winterbottom, two of the foldiers who were committed as before Rated, were brought from the Savoy prifon ; undex a corporal's guard. The whole of the examination relative to this bufinefs, to which much attention has been paid, ip now finilhed, until tlie.parties aecufed are called upon to anfwer for their conduit on ti :e dayoftriai. It was - yefierday finally determined tiiat Colonel Difpard, and a few of his affociates, filutild Le tried for High Treafon, for which purpuie a Special Commitlion will be iffued immediately after the termivation of the prefent Old Bailey Scflion. At Hoitw say and Co.'s, No. 26, Cornhill, Tickets and Shares are on fake, warranttd undrawn at the time of purchafing, and all Prizes paid on demand. The 6rit.drawn Ticket on Monday next will be entitled to io,oool. and on Thurfday next to 35,F001. • The Ticket, No. 4,522, in the prefent Lottery, drawn yeflerclay a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds, was diyided in One Qcarter, One Eighth, aid Ten Sixteenth Shares, and fold at the told Office of SWIFT and Co. in the Poultry, where Tickets and Shares continue on tale. • WHEN Profefriopal Men of education and re. iponoitity deviate from thc general fyftem by the le ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fundion of long coatieued foccefs s the belt criterion of fuperlority. Ten yeah hive I devoted my practice to the exclu'l'e ts-mt mont of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to °prof: as far as 1 len able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Sue-eo e n, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--edly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that d 6 rangement of the fytteni in Women which is called BARREN? NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not Unit-elm:n:ly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiicreti en of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are ealily cured, and even where others have failed, 1 truft that I may poSume to offer a radical reeftablifhment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diflrefs in the difordcr, eompared with the calamitous stuations of Met!, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent tin of a tailiionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility vio.iteb is the unavoidable confequencc of fuch pernicious h:bits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his miferv, hut use fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fome confolation for him to know, that although it he an ()Ned of doubt or iineti' tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of t:iefc Di . 1'1.• CIE NCiES the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the aceeee moto of my experience. lithe rites of Bacchus or Venn' begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be rit.'ver by an early counteradion of this larev;d (Lee, :1111 in tl cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for yests e;iited, a propt P. r: feverance is i tub fpenfibly requilite to revive the limb , rin:; ff.lrLs of Life, and to re-animate the Omit Itution. MARRIED WOMEN, who h . ave long been in their expedations of a Family, may be ailered, " iußances furl, defecls are curable by Medical Skill TheI;FCRECY which :4 tikatiill to my limlernkir ,7,ar• h a , the QT.litications which I have plc:fumed to ltate, form • Balls of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fit , •ll this hitit mation is given, that Mr. BRF.E may le: conculted pecfutial y (or by letters inclofing a fmall note) at his he f. No. z9olrtl 2 " del-ftreet,Serand, near "l'emple-Ban There is an additional entrance in Water-ftrcet and thc name is on both the doors. M. RR FE, Mends( r of Cie Royr l College er sur:cont„: LONDON: Printed tar the Proprieurs, oy jOI.IN PANIE L, (of Maiden-Noe, Covcra-Carden) at the Si.'R N OrrICE, No. 1, Carey-street; and I .o . li,bcd by LE' KENT,of Carat:l - bury Lant'oethl NO. ,Care)-Itrati iinurna ire reanclititO bc and at Abe STAR•CIT hic a, Temple hr.; to w Unice :ill L . . . Tr opß THE N I To which This E do Tuefdal for the kit a 'which will be Wednefday Thurfday, Friday, Th Saturday, 10 Widow. HANI MISS I. ADDI open, and w Nine in the I FASHIOIs VIESSI Iv • : DANCING Cheapfide, c and GENTI melt. Or tl ABLE MC PRIVATE ABLE STI ASSEMBL arc alto tau attention es N. B. Th acid will be o'clock in tt IASH] priva who have I proved mo and No. xi Taught on is an (Med stet ityle to learn }n tonic:, and The Seb concluded tone but Schools al tended on requifite Oen t. froi For pal Mon , SIX . P italf Quarter SW wr ar t ry Tit( One Thou AIRSf o the / North Roz to meet v laty Huth; their Com fiimmodat amid Liqu( on the uft JUST Crax efteemed lon of ttu at their Alfo, ISaufages, rious oth Truffles. , sON'S VIES, cc has olcita The l bffitirme refi&nt trial, Tx The g and otht the num T 4 TiIEIR Ever, belt qua WES ace. OF As glut *arc P9r ti tentned ADAI A S e tvent s del tbdr Tented More e toad at Indy t 4 It is Southa las.; a For atone fruicic Soda emint dad SI Pater! . N . . • 4r if ~.KiirliAiirilil,l6:Flirs4:l.s.s..DD:ittE:occß,Fil.r.'cli!tc'p:l' ....---- ~....:--, to if I OS. ....__—_ _ . Us. 1 . 3s. to 11. ,:, .l lan 44: _ __--- - ~....—_—__:..---- 21. Ss. to 21. i 2c , THEAT a N I% ll ° SIC of Corn j i t t 'Y :ive the prices of an. more hrifknef s lo 11 To which NI ft I P. .tar.eys. F o r A he r ,a r. This Ev . -.- ca ' renCT as tynd: : : oo Tuefday , - " 54s- 'f o r the 'aft tim le 635. which will be ai Gos. Wednefday , Thurfday, T Friday, The , ,ne) 29 5 . Saturday, .a 50s. hil Widow. .------ HANO I6s. Old, 355. 38s, MISS Li i. Old, 311. 345. ADM] o pen, and wil ne Pearls .4.41. 45 4 , Nine in the M Is. per c'll, ....---- r cwt, FASHION.: T. MESSR r lag. ~... 1 DANCING, Cheapllde, co =IMMO and GENTL .... B, in Dorfetfhire, ad,. nitlnLt.E Or the my of his wife's debts, PRIVATE N 'pan her previous to ABLE STEI ASSEMBLE r.—Yefierdsy t h e fnl. arc alto taus attention ese :barged on fufpieina N. B. The )t lately ciifcovered in and will be i in from the refp e a o'clocktheite .----...... en confined, toUnion VASHI( t which O ffi ce they .I- private the following prifons, who have DI Tieal;in, prowl mode Broughton, Samnan No. a Td aught so, on a In IVl‘Namara, Jana is an (Meet lliam Lands. Erit liyle cf r :—Thomas Winter. Fordgner Wood, Daniel Tto learn in a yri. toufe, and r ackfon, John Conoll7, The Select .eWrilarl. concluded 1 )n their own recogni• tone but p Schools grce of ccrtatnty ltate, tended on t and l le men above named, requifite of Do, by a Special Com- -vvAN n the county of Surry. .. v goo comas Winterbottorn, Oent. from committed as before For parti e Savoy prifon ; undee Monument ation relative to this SIX DJ onion has been paid, .ies aecufed are called ttla t %Ka Ford! I' I\