Star. — London, England, 1801-04-13 00:00:00

INTELLIGEAtE'. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wmd N. Arxicrn • Hamburgh / Dublin, April 9, ro, 2 Waterford, April 8,9, • Donnagbadce, April 8, 9, Litbon, March a 9, FALMOUTH, APRIL so. Dot. IC• ?aft night arrived the WALSINGH AM packet, r vitia GRAY, from Li(bon, with mails and dif !.-::cs : the failed from hence on the 7th of March, a r,:l arrived at Li(bon on the 16th, where then Iv:re lying his Majefty's ;hip MONTAGUE and josrra cutter; the latter of which failed for Gib ,,,lt Ar on the 28th.—The packet failed for England on i ii: 29th, leaving in the Tagus the MONTAGU F., 'and the KING GEORGE packet, which had arrived a few days before ; and arrived here as above.— Tile Lifben mail of the 7th init. on board the I:uscr OF WALES packet, is to fail to-morow v.ening, if the wind will permit.—Wind N. W. TORBAY, APRIL U. Arrived yefterday the NIMROD cutter from off Ert; ft, with difpatches from the Honourable Ad. r,.;ral CORNWALLIS, left the Fleet on the 9th, all rell.—The CAMEL arrived alfo with the Weft In. fleet.—Sailed this day the Ni maw:, cutter with difpatches for the Hon. Admiral CORNWALLIS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL xi. Came in the (hip Nancy, letter of marque, of London, of 16 guns, Capt. DAVIDSON, from Sierra Leone, bound to London, laden with log-wood, ivory, and 366 ounces of gold daft ; the was taken by the Braave French privateer, of 26 guns, and 280 men, and retaken four days after by his Ma fhip CAMBRIAN, of 44 guns, Capt. LEGGE the Braave is Paid to be gone„,to the Eaft Indies, to cruife in thofe feas. Came in the French Chet- Marce la Defire, from L'Orient, bound to Breft, laden with wheat and bifcuit ; taken by his Ma ay's Chip LEDA, Of 38 guns, Capt. HOPE ; alto the PLYMOUTH lugger, of 16 guns, and the Sur rrsaNrs, of 14 guns, from a cruife. Sailed on a cruife, his Majelly's (hip BOADICEA, of 38 guns, Capt. Kr.%T; and the CONCORD, of 36, Capt. BAR TON. Sailed the BRILLIANT, of 28 guns, Captain WODEHOUFE, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs. This morning arrived here the Eliza and Jane, of this port, Capt. W. HAMMETT ; the Nar lord, of Lynn, Capt. D. SYDAL ; and the Eliza_ beth, of London,Capt. BALs-row, all from Oporto, laden with wine and fruit, for this place and Guernfey ; they failed on the 26th March under convoy of the MAIDSTONE. of 32 guns, and the NETLEY fchooner, of 16 guns, in company with a fleet of 120 fail : the former paired up Channel yefterday, with the bulk of the fleet ; and the lat. tet is gone up St. George's Channel, with the !hips tor Briftol, &c.: the whole are laid to have on board upwards of 40,0ce pipes of wine: COWES, APRIL ts. Arrived off this place, the fleet under convoy from Oporto, andstre paired for the Downs. This afternoon the DILYAD frigate failed from. Portfmouth, for Cork. SHEERNESS, APRIL 12. Yettcrday his Majefly's fhip RUBY, of 64 guns , Captain Sir EDWARD BERRY, went out of harbour to the Nore ; the Atatox armed fhip, Captain Hilts, failed on a cruize ; the TRIMMER, fire-vef fel, was undocked y and the Ratios& floop came into harbour. YARMOUTH, AVRIL ri. Friday arrived the ZEALOUS, of 74 guns, Ad- Mina TOTTY ; the PLUMPER and BOXER, gun brigc; and the PHOENIX cutter.—This day failed the under-mentioned Ships on a cruife off the coal! of Holland, viz. Pataciss of ORANGE, Admiral Dickson's Rag-ship; LEYDEN, MADRAS, MON MOUTH, TEXEL, AGINCOURT, BITTERN (loop; and the HAIN and COROURG cutters : the DIANA P.ILICCI, Captain OSBORN, is wind-bound, with mail and pafengers for CuEhaven. FROM LLOYD'! LIST. DEAL, Aran. 12.—Sailed the outward bound under convoy, to Portfmonth. Wind N. N. E. blows hard. GIumCND, APRIL sa.—Paffed by, the Beaver, llytmsty, from Cork; Juno, WORTH, from New Sark; Antelope, Pas sal', from Demerara; (ecii Charlotte, BoLvox, from Surinam ; Maria, Ca iu.ss ; Harmona, HAIR ; Jovige Juffrow Anna, jscoss ; and Geode Henrietta, Sld 'Dr, from Ham. imgh.—Sailed the Henry Dundas,—,for India; I "larY, —, for St. Seballians ; Crcfrant, Daw soh ; Perfcverance ' PATIRSON ; and Adventure, W•TTS, for Quebec ; Onied, LILLY, and Friend for Hamburgh. ARRIVED At (."arrcs.—Aortsfia, from Chukkas. At Jamaica--TaliackCafl c, Wilton; °lire Br inch. Far ten; Wilk rby, I ant ; Maria, Arthur ; Con, finnan ; Claren doa. 11,11; Akrt, M'Donald ; Jamaica. Marshall; Rcfulution, Lars -;t; Francis and Eliza, tarter; Alexatokr, Rahatfua ; Royal Fslorard, Muirbead; Ensprefs Mary, l . aand; nick, Shavr; Flash , Cireenkat; Sir Gadfrcy Webltcr, Spn ; sank Nocinuanbest in d,..— ; OCnert•ln 1. 4 . 74U11; Wine-beker, Smith Akita, Scott; Primo George, . 11 `1; Charlotte. Rent; Bertha. Barris; Nora, Starry; iktard, Leath; Thetis, lawny; Mars, —;'Ann. Moo; "Id 14 Lotha, from London; Jamaica, Sfort7i Emu liev. Yolk; and Port whin, Fink, Enna Akka. PROit the LOIADON GAZETTE, APR". IT. ADMIRAL? - ;-OFFICE, APRIL : Copy of a Lezt,:r Chief of his Nl,M;t:'s Ni t , and in the. is E.r.AN FAN, Efq. dated tNit Sir—lt is with aatisfaetien i to you, for the information of my Lords Cor.imin:oaers of the Admiralty, a Letter which 1 have this day received from Lieutenant IttssaN, commandin;., the STAG hired cutter, acquainting me with his having yellerday evening captured the French privateer le Poilfon Volant, of 14. guns, and man ned with 55 men ; and that lie had Alb re-cap tured a Brig, her only prize fence flue lift failed Iroin Dieppe. ( Signed) SELF F. Lu r winG E. Ilk Nlajefty's hired Cutter STAD, Downs, April to. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that vefterday, at fix P. M. Be:why-I - lead bearing North ten or eleven leagues, we lltsv a Lic - e ‘ tin• and Brig on our weather-bow, and immediatelv gave chace to them, and at half pall fevencapture . d them both. The Lugger is called le Poillim Vo- Lust, a French privateer, belonging to Boulogne, commanded by Citizen JAcQse ANTOINE Herm, carries 14. carriage guns and 55 men ; had been out four days from Dieppe, and captured only the Brig above-mentioned. On the cruize before (he captured fix velrels, four of which have been re-captured. The privateer had two men killed and four wounded. (Signed) JAMES IRWIN. Copy of a Letter from Captain Sir EDWARD HAMM! ON, Commander of his hlaktly's thip TKE x•r, to Ls AN Ni.- Pen N, Efq. slat.xl at Piiiiltinth, the 7th inliant. Sir—l have to acquaint you, for the informa tion of the Lords Commiffiongs of the Admit alty, with the arrival of his fvfajely's fhip TP.ENT, un der my command, at this port, and to enclofc the copy of a Letfer I this day written to Lord AmELitts BEAUCLERK, Captain of his Ma jelly's fillip lORTUNEE• (Signed) E. HAMILTON. Copy of a Letter from Captain Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, of his Majelty's Ship TRENT, in Cawfand Bay, the 7th April, zBot, to the Right Hon. Lurd Mit:l.los BEAUCLLRK, Cap tain of his Makfty's Ship Foin't NEE. In obedience to your fignal, the chafe was con tinued until dark, at which time being becalmed among the rocks of the Ines of Brehat I anchored, and the next morning, (the 3d infant,) obfet.ving a large (hip with French colours, under the protec tion of a cutter tuid lugger privateers, making fail with the flood, from the anchorage of Brehat to Plampoul, the boats were immediately dif patched under the command of Lieutenant CHAM. BERLAYNE, having under his orders Mr. SCALLON, Second Lieutenant ; Mr. BELLAMY, Third; Mr. HOS' KINS, Mailer; and Mr. TAITE, Marine Offi cer, &c. &c.; the enemy fecmed, at firft, determined to refill and defend their veffels, and fent many boats from the (bore to their afliftance, who, with the lugger, took the Chip in tow, but on the very IPirited and near approach of the TRENT'S, the lugger and boats call off the tow, and after main taining a fevere confliet, aided by a continued fire from five batteries, they were at length fu'o dued and chafed on the rocks; after which the (hip, in the face of open day, was moll gallantly boarded by the Firft Lieutenant and Marine Offi cer, who, I am lorry to fay, has loft his right leg, and the very meritorious and fpiritcd zeal with which all the officers and men were animated on this enterprife, refleds on them the highett honour. Thcalip appears Engin built, about three hun dred tons, with a cargo of corn, and various other articles, but not having made any prifoners, fur ther particulars are unknown. Enclofed I return you a lift of killed and wound ed; that of the enemy could not be exaelly afcer mined ; two were killed on board the chip, and feveral were drowned: the Rate of the prize re quiring proteaion into port, and the wind being cafterly, I judged it prudent to put into this place. I am, &c. &c. &c. (Signed) a. HAMILTON. Lilt of the Killed and Wounded. Two Searnen.killciL—One Marine Officer wounded. • E. HAMILTON. Captain. Copy of a Letter from Lord ANHUI!, BRAUCLIRK. Captain of his Majelty's Ship FORTI:Nre, to Evan NtPLAN, Efq. dated at spithead, the Bth kaftan. Sir—l have to acquaint you, for the informa tion of my Lords Commillioners of the Admiral ty, on the sth of this month, at the dawn of day, Rock Douvre, E. S. E. lix miles, we captured La Mafcarade French privateer fchooner, pierced for twelve guns, and forty men, four days from Cher bourg. I am, &c. &c. SCc. ♦. BEAUCLERK. Copy el a Letter from Captain GRIPTITHA, Commander of his Nl4; 111 y ." 5100 p ATALANTIt, to EVAN NI.PLAN, Lfq. dated 11,.nowli Sound the 6th init. Sr—Enclofed I tranfmit, for their Lordfhips' information, a copy of my letter to the Honour able Admiral CoamwaLtis, (Laing the capture of a French brig privateer on the :ft init. by his Ma jelly's !loop under my command, in company with the VIM cutter. I am, &C. A. J. GRIFFITHS. AT. . at Sea, 4th April, 1801. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that cruifing in the execution of your orders, the Vir Et cutter in company, we fell in, on the ift inflant, off the Land's End, with four French pi ivateers, a lift of which I enclofe. Three off them hauled off, and after a chafe of feventeen hours, I captured le Heros brig of St. Maloes, RENNE CROSSE mall ter, mounting fourteen guns, and manned with, feventy-three men. I am, Sic. Sic. Sic ♦. J. GRIFFITHS. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The crews of the Laroa a, PYLADES, JUNO, and COURIPR hired cutter, for the capture of the gal.- liot Vier Vender; ¢alliot Jonge Galin; ; galliot, name unknown; Ci:aflt and Waarwrick •un boats, will be paid their proportion on the lrills, fibres, Ac. on board the 'aid 'hips on their return to Yarmouth. A difiribution of the proceeds of the following veirels, i z. ordnance fibres of Temerai re, Minerve, and Regeneration, America, Friendthip, Vrow de. liana Maria, Admiralitat, Egalite, hcadmoney, captured by the JAso►t, will be nude at No. 17, ,Cccit-lireet, Strand, on Friday, the t 7th infant. The crew of the hired cutter LORD Do itCAII, for the re-capture of the brig EliLbeth, will be paid their proportions of the net . proceeds of falvage arifing from the laid re-capture, on board the LORD DUNCAN cutter on her at rival in port. The crew of the Ltos, for the capture of the I.: CliaiTear, a cii!1:':1.•;•.:r!n cc' I I I , : :y f Nal h inadz at ,cat :1:c i:111 'II.: elev.. oi• tLc hired <1 tier COURIER, for the capture ni be adva:ice : the firil is 4t V.tuntouth. Ai.‘,1:.(111 2g. An Engin prize cali-..:d the iiirlinth, of 120 tons burden, from I.nrhitm to I.inr:! . ie, Inar, rum, ;roll, &c. cuter ...1 the poit ri Corejoux, the t 7th hitt:mt. This ve!fel was cap:aired by la Duras.: privateer, of Cherbotir:,..;. CALAIS, The lietfey of Li....Tr001, Captain PF.AIFON COOK, Of 120 t(11S 1 , 111-L4'll, latkn with too tons of coals and aco barrels of herrings, has been brought in here. a priAe to the (Zniprtiquo privateer of this place, Captain j tat; 5 Coati SEAFORD, ARIL 9.—An enemy's privateer off Scafiird, with a large two mail brig, a prize. Thc fignal has been flying for thefe two hours ; and a cutter from Brighton has put off, and•is now in purfuit of the enemy, with whom it is not doubted but the will come up, and recapture the prize. It was the GENEKLU X, Of 74, and the HAAR. LF.M, of 68, that joined Sir J. WARREN, at Minor ca, and made.;:is fquadron fix fail of the line. The London, BUTLER, from Lond.al for Dub lin, which had been taken off Beachy by the Fly ing Fill French privateer, is retaken by the STAG cutter, and brought into Dover. The New Recovery, FAIRBAN, coal laden, is lotron Ha fin o' Sand. Admiral Dic %tis:. en Thuriday, received or ders to fail from Yarmouth fir the Dutch coati; • and on Friday, his squadron, confining of the PK INCE!' S OF Ok ANGE, Acorcour,r, TExEL, Ma nkns, MONMOU yr, and LEVDEA, with lime finall veirels, were preparing for lea.—Thc Ilveral 'hips appointed to reinforce the North Sta fleet have been hallened to the place of rendezvous with all `ollibleditpatch. The °Rhos and MAJESTIC from Plymou h, thc VENCE:INCE fr<m Portfmouth, and the ZiaLovs from Yarmouth, have been ordered to follow the POWERFUL and ALKSIAAR to the Sound; our fleet will then be augmented to twenty feven Etil of the line. The Asi A, STANDARD, LION, and Ryer, each of 64 guns, are in the Medway, in readinefs to proceed to the Baltic, and the BLEs it El M, which is to carry 36 pounders on her lower dcck,is fitting out with difpatch.—TLe thipwrights at Chatham are employed three days in one to equip the IRRESISTIBLE and THESEUS, of 74 guns, and GELYK E ID, of 64, ordered for the North Sea fervice. Russta.—Several St. Petcrfburgli ringlith Mer chants paired through \Volmar, (Province of. Li vonia) cn the 4th ut March, where they cimverfed with a number of the Ihipma acts, and their crew', belonging to the embargoed (hips in Riga, &c. They declared that they were fatisfied with their fituation, and the liberty they enjoyed, having provifions in abundance. After theft Centien:en had dillributed a conliderable lum of money among the crews, as :t mark of their good willies towards them, one of the Captains delivered the following lilt of Captains who were then alive and well : Capt. Joliet t.avrock, of the Trolly, of Dyfart. Capt. ])avid Dut•can, of the Prompt, of ditto. Capt. William Wrongham, of the Eliza, of Dundee. Capt. J. tdmc, of the Speedwell, of ditto. Capt. William Thornton, of the Nymph, of ditto. Capt. George Wood, of the Diana, of Peterhead. Capt. John Moye,, of the Rcfolution, of Kirkcaldy. Capt. John Hardie, of the Concord, of ditto. Capt. John Hall, of the Nancy, of Shields. Capt. Edward Ainfley, of the Henry, of Sunderland. Capt. John C. FawoU, of the Hope, of Newcallk. Capt. Fletcher Salton, of the Good Intent, of LiverpooL Capt. James Martin, of the Ann, of Grangemouth. Capt. Thomas Tullock, of the Fame, of Leith. Capt. Henry Read, of the Nymph, of Yarmouth. Capt. David Fowler, of the Barbary and Mary, of Anitruther. And Capt. Dalv, o f the Lord Didion, of Yarmouth. All obilacles to the commercial intercourfe be tween the lnd;a Company's ten itories and Pertia, have at length been completely removed, and t; ado has revived in manner that promifes the highest advantages. The trade from Ceylon to the Eaacrn markets is in a tloitritWng (late, and in a train of imprc.ve ment, from the demand of thole articles of pro duce which that itland is capable of supplying. Accounts Lice been rcceised by lonic native traders from thole leas that the Japanefe Itland Mislhon has Ircen materially injured by a tempea, which prevailed during their barna, when the cedar tOrells were in many parts torn up, and the crops of mills', rice, and barlcy, carried away by the floods ; to Inch extent is this lof:, that the Dairo has impofed the molt rigid reariaions on his fubjeels in their Hie and talc of grain, appre hending a famine. The ancient palace of the EMPiROR at Jell°, has been denroyed by fire, and leveral male and female flaws periflied in the fl Imes. !F.ulpic;-rt arifing that this cataarophe was occalloned by in cendiaries, a number of perfons, of the tint con. fequence, had been apprehended and put to tile torture, to induce confeilion, but without circa. The CRAND VIZIER, o the istls Februarys had with him about I 1,5c0 men, but they were much in want of rrovillorts, particularly of corn.—The arrival of our expedition in the neighbourhood had tended to reprefs the defertion of the Turks, and infpircd them with a degree of confidence, which they had not previously entertained.—Colonel MLIRIL•Y, Major FLETCHER, Mars. KEITH, Rs o, PINK, IrVIGHTINIAIi, WINTER, and the other Gen tlemen, with or attached to the late General Kuc it • Lsit's Staff, were all well. The GRAND Viz lER had fent Colonel MURRAY and Major Ft.srca rot to arrange with Si: RALPH ASERCROMBII the plan of operations, profetling his determination to prefeente with his belt ener gies, the fyttern %chic!: the Englith Ger.er thotdd point out. CO !)- :tv , t :WC! 1. ,J. to (Lite d!.*:.1 . 0..:•.0..; • ..`i tt)o., perle.:l .!:-.ivL•l in c'ne ~ „ 4 the Lrat'on .. - uat..us .v.n and 1 , 1 op. y ; Tlint i.r. 1,;;;; ar..l t JCULU 01 - Lain and bills to the ..:nt:r.:lt. of 601. _ _ WARVACK.-At the Ailizes for this County, which ended on Ifermah (brotht:r and thtt: ) tOr the wilful murder of lin! if .t of the foimm, received fentencc of death. They Ns-ere esteitied (11 Wednelday. Pal m r tkclari..ti he had no malice in his heart ac.Ntintlt Lis wife, :old that h2:lniclii never hay.; murdered h.r, but through the pertnafion of his r t nith.:r, who, he fail, " would I,:t him have no peace until he had got flirt of her." The mother was committed, but died in gaol. It appeared the mother and datitibter held the unfortunate wife's arms whilft Falser cut her throat. ......... .......... BRISTOL, Saturday rao r tling a large body of ITICH, women, anl bit! s, in our markets, and olsii - 4-ed the butch-r--, fenr , et-, &c. to fell their meat, lnuter, anti ether artiek; of provifiont , , at very pri:cs, meat at 4(1. and ¶d. butter from 61. to .el. lacon at (id. per lb. and potatoes tions 4d. to (..t.l t quart. tests. There v..as very lit tie 1111;ser brisu;.‘,llt to ssi tr. ket, molt of it being either taken or hou:,'lt ity ' the mols, before the farmers eittercd the city.— About eleven o'clock, various reports being in circulation, and a smasher of inflammatory tails pofied on the svalls, in dilerent parts of the city, canting very feri us ttlarrn, our Lhiel Magilirate called out the Midis] Volunteer Rcgiment, with the horfe, and the other military fore: in garrifon; detachments rf which were Rationed in the differ ent avenues which leaf to the city. Early in the afternoon the riot at was read in High-tircet. Several of the moll riotous (fome of whom had taken meat and other articles from the market), were conducted by the Volunteers to Newgate and Bridewell, by order of the Magillrates ; and we have the fatisfaflion to date, that by thefe pru dent and fpirited meafurcs, peace and tranquillity were redored. A piquet guard has been mounted every day (ince, and both the horfe and foot fol diers quartered here have held themfelvcs in rea clinefs to fuppvefs any outrages that might hap. pen ; but we are happy to fay that the peace of the town is rettored, and we hope it will not be broken again. BATH, APRIL so.—The AfTizes for this county did not conclude until Monday laft, when the aw•- ful of death was palkd upon the following rine maiei'asilorr, and who are left for execution, viz. &mud T-Ad and R',Lert liVlcot for heading a mob, and breaking the dwelling-houfe of Richard •Griffey, and dealing 15 loaves ; Tudor, a . n..11? ,. .tert Wygoxl, for ; Cr.rs.• otherwife Gr,olfiair, for dealing wit e at and the, p ; Rielar/ Wan y, for the fame od'enee ; They, for dealing a cart mare ; and for fleabag two heifers. The colliers us the neighbourhood of Mangles field, Kingfwood, allembled yeticrday to the amount of z or 3cio, when they were met by alive magiltrates, who, remondrating with them on the danger and aGfurdity of their coneltia, they promiletdd immediately to return to their du ties, and we learn this morning that all are dif paled and every thing quiet. CIIESTre, APRIL b.- 70/1/1 Tom/info/?, charged with the murder of his daughter, died on Wed nefday morning in our gaol; he had been ill fur come time of a fever, and being troubled with in litnity, he refuted the ncceffary food for his tut: tewince. STIRLING, APRIL. 4.—The Circuit Court of Judiciary was opened hcrc this day, by the Right Hon. Lord ARMAOALE. IVII/i :a .V.Nawas brought to the bar, aceufed of cutting down **llealing young oak trees from the Dun EOl MON TKOSCS wooJs. Upon the iTIO. tion of the Advocate-Depute, Lord ArtSIADAL6 deferred the diet :lg.:Unit the prifonerpro L - o et ton pre; ref:rvinz to the profecutor to hi ing his ac tion of new as accords. There beinr; no other ciiminal indictment to come bcfoie Inc Court, the Jury received leave to return hom:, :and the Court was adjoin -aid to Monday, when appeals from inferior Coults will Oe Lard. ;rusuAcir, Amur. 4.—The Circuit Court of ju.Tiehuy was opened lure on Friawy lct try: at teat n'elottk is the morning, by the Right the Loan It•sricr. C1.:.11K, and proceeded the trial of Robert lately rcliding at 51 ,, ti:17. kell, in the county of Dtuntrie.. acetifed tpir-e diikrint aas oiliorie•ilcaliog. roe jLary it,. doled at ten o'clock at ; and at ten o'c:ock thic morning returned theit erdia by a great plu rality of vowes, finding the priiimer guilty cf duce articles of theft libelled. In conleitenc! whereof he was condemned to bt hanAcd at Jed. buigh, on Tuelday the 12th of May next. I i'alkr iiiirdrup, lately refiding at l'Aoa(!wootl flreel., in the pat ifh of NlelroCe, and r , 11',,. Irv, his fun, accuii:d of th,it aad relct of that, were out-l:cwed for non.appearince. After which the Court proceeded to the trial of rnnrt Bonnar, refidenter in Jedburgh, accuii:d id defl:rcing an officer of the revenue in the eyeeit- Lion of his duty. The Jury were eticloti.d about eight o'clock at night, and at half pall nine rettit n ett a verdift, all in (me voice finding the lib;I not proved, whet eupon he was alfoilzied, and ditiif ted from the bar. . . ..... ..... . Ti•SII/./S Nico/, labourer at Dovemount, in ti:c pariih of Wilton, was then brought to the bar, ac cufed of hiving itolen thee?, bin evidence havirg been brought tin-w..rd that he was in a nate (if ia lanity, and not a i•rcper cubic& of tti.tl, the diet was def.nted pro 1%2 c: I.V.ore, and he was COTO. mined to the chat , , , ,e of israts NICOL his brot!ler, who bcc.one bound to keep him in cultody, that he may kiiimielit no farther injury. The Court then luard Counfel upon an appeal in a civil caniu, and diiinded at a late hour, butinefs at this place bring ftnitbed. w I I