Star. — London, England, 1805-09-16 00:00:00

r I ,or ;;Itt Declaration which was fent by the Court of Vienna to the Courts of Paris, Peteriburgh, London, frec.' [ Here follows an ablitati of the clecla rat;or), a correct copy of which appeared in our Paper of the 7th inflant.] BOIAPARTI talks of his long threatened invalion of England as a !natter in which the ref t of Europe eonld feel no interelt whatever. And fo he would of the invafrot, in detail, of every 'other Power.— Tbe dostrine amounts limply to this—a lam at pence with your Hates, what can it therefore be to you whom di I attack E" Such adeclaration, if any thing can, mutt open the eyes of every Power to the fate that awaits them, if they continue to remain painve fr•Ctaton of the lawlefs aggreilions of this Uforper ; ,0 1 ,, is, however, of fo very accommodatinea difpoll• that he agrees to fufpend, for the pr fens, his in tended invafion of this country ! Throughout the whole ache Ruffian and Auffriats tevrimies immerefe preparations for war are carry ing on , and with an aetivity which indicates a deter mination to fettle the affairs of Europe by the only means to which reeourfe can now be had, with any hope of prefcribing limits to the infatiable ambition of the fconrge of the cioilifed world. It is not long fine' this Ufurper had the temerity to defire the Auftrian Ambatfador to bid his Matter, Mould he prefume to interfere with his affAirs, look to his own territories." This was of a piece with his infolent boaß, that " England. Tingle handed, could not contend with France ;" and it is likely foon to have the fame ktnd of reply.' —Let the Ufurper look to his own territories ! The principal Continental Powers are now leaguing againft him, and that very power which he affelted to defpife, will force him to Jeep a large army on his ocva Arse, though he kerns to think he will have nothing to do but to march the whole into Germany. The following isa lift of the Regiments which are now under orders for foreign fervice. CAVALRY. Royal Hnrfe Gnarls...l R. Dragoon Guards-4th, 6th and 7th Regirttertts. Light Dragoons-IR, 2d, 5d.4111.66. 7th, 9th, loth, nth, tsth, tint, tath, :stb, and a :ft Regiments. Gernran Leglon—t ft Dragoon - Ditto aft Light Dragoons. Total-113.am Rico. - INFANTRY. Foot Guards—Fire Ilattationsof the Three Regiments. aft Battalion of t►e atti, yeti, 1 ath, %a ft, 53i1,3: ft. aoth. 434 Slide 118tb,y tit, yatl b and Ift and ad battalions of t►c soya Foot. Total•.-17,000 Infantry. Another embarkation will, as fpcedily as poifible, be carried into effect in Ireland, where the following Regiments have been alfo ordered to hold tbemfclves in readinefs for foreign fervice : CAVALRY. 3d. and seb Dragoons. ITtb, 17th, Mb and ajd Light Dragoons. • .• T.: :1. edoo - MMet► • ' INFANTRY. VI Battalion of the 3d Regiment, 9th, nth, s6th, stth, 36t11, 36th, 43th, 47th, icth, 63d, 79th, gad, and 97th. Total—a 0,000 Men •, Grand total of troops ordered for foreign fervice -46,c00 men, to whiX will be added eonfiderable de tachments from the Engineers and Artillery. The Staff Officers for the army are not yet appoint; tel, but it is reported that the Dukes of Krtyr and Cl.”4110R LAND are to have commands--fhoold the , former be employed, he mull necelfarily command, unlefs the Duke of YORK (horrid be appointed to that fervice. It is laid that the recent elevation of the, Duke of Kier to the rank of Field Marfhal was,pre paratory to his nomination to the dire lion of this Expedition.—Other reports give the chief command to Load CATHCART and the command in fecund to 64 J. Moo's. A Nlcffenger arrived at Count WAIttIIZOFF'S in Harley Itreet, on Friday night, with dispatches from St. Peterfburgh, on the lubjed of which his Excel lency fhnrtly after had communicaton with Lord 1 1 1 / 4 lure:era. The Me'Tenger came to Yarrisoutth from Gottenhurgh in the Amity packet, lent purpofe ly for his conv e ya n c e . w ith ou t wa i t i ng f or t h e ma il. There dirpatches, we are allur e d, are o f t h e ttighelt importance. They c orro b ora t e , i n ever y p art i cu l ar , 1 ' what we have already 'fated refpeding the move ments of the Ruffian troops, a numerous body of r whom was to reach the Auflrian province of Gallicia ' 1 on the 4th inn, and is to artive on the borders of the' Rhine on the to or ad of next month, to co•opetate with the' Auftrian forces now ready to take the field. The following communication will be interelling to many of our Readers " Si., Dreadnought, a Cadit, Aug. 111, I: 3 1. " i sown you the papen of the two Danifh vcffels ladertin the Port of Cadiz, whale mailers have applied to be permitted to pro end on thi ir voyage. No pan of my duty Is more painful to me 1 thin Old which may, is he riperatiorm.alliik theiutereft or cane. fel f f Cc of dit folieels of Neutral Fewest; but you malt be fen ' shie,sir, that grnerst ordin cannot, withluiNce, be partially etc - t' coml. Whenever I restive Inner Rides topennit Ihips,under the f aireumitanese of the Neptune sod Ebenezer, to pets with their Agnes, I flak have real plesfure Is rating the cornett oppltanl 7 ty of sommuniesting it so you. I lava the honour ti be, Joe. (Signed) " e. cot. la ts ewootr." Is Ts Wm. Beaclons, Ifq. his Datil& Maiefty's Conful,Csdia. A letter font an officer belonging to Admiral RUssaLL's feet, off the 'react, dated Sept. 8, fay*— " The tranfports began on Saturday to difembark their troops; they are now all on (hose, and base marched into the interior, for Nimeguen. Many of I the sr4nfports have failed back for Amfteidam.-- Airniral Di Woorea has tlruck his flag, and his fltip's fails are unbent ; silo the top-fails of Admiral Al Kisser." The amount of the property brought home on at count ui the Ealt India Company is 9,700,6001. the prixate propetty trade, and %hips, about 4,600,rag01. and the duty to Government j.600018t11.. • • NAUTICAL TNTELLIG EN C MAILS THIS DA! •aa. MIL 2 o Hamburgh * 4 I I Gottalbursh co s • o .......... ..—Wlnd Northerly. _ Alt. DOZ. Dahill Warerford Lifbon . Pt mamma, Sur. 53.—Since my IA the Swedilh brig Albion of Stockholm, Capt. A. U. HoLleoltisr, arrived from London in ballaii, to take in fifit for the Streights. The Nancy of this port, &to" has failed for Scilly to take kelp for FALMOUTH, SIPT. I3.—Arrived the Ticnnie American Stip,. Faison., from Norfolk, with to bacco ; Gaawar (loop of war, Bass, from a Cruize ; and his Majefty's brig Emotatroua, from Plymouth, with a deet of coaflers under convoy.—Sailed his Majelly's (hip Entry' MN r, of 36 guns, on a cruize ; fowolkend packet. Moo. for Lifbon. with Mails of the 3d inflant ; Arabella packet, Poaraus, for New ' York and Halifax, with mails, of the 4th inilant ; Di ana packet, Gnaws, for Jamaica and ,Barbadoei, with mails of the 4th infiant ; and the Hercules Spa nulls brig, WISLAIIID, for Tottningen. The Auckland packet for tilbon will fail to-mottos* with mails of the loth Want, Mould the wind be favourable. P.vssoorw, Seer, 14.—Came in the American fhip Ann, of and from Newbury Pon, in America,' laden with fugar, coffee, Raves, &c. bound to detained by the Belly privateer. The Betfy is alto arrived with her. The Danith fhip Du Dric Friend, Capt. F. Warden, from Lifbon to Antwerp, laden with hide., cotton, &c. detained by the Hero priva teer—The Fatal, of to guns, from a cruire. Sailed the MALTA, of 8e guns, to join the Channel Fleet.— Came in the Dana brig, Godt Nytt, Ammo. Weave°, Mailer, from Cute and Matfcilles, laden with brandy, for this port. POaIIIIIIOUTR e SIIIPT• t4.-This morning, at nu o'clock, Lord Nation arrived at the George inn, where he breakfaßed, after which he tithed Admiral Sir ISAAC COlllll, and our Comtniffioner Sir CHAS. SAXTON j and about one o'clock he embkked and went on board the Vacroae at St. Helen's. He was accompanied by C. Ross, Efq. and G. Caminito, Efq. who dined on board : after which thole Gentle men proceeded to Southitnpeon, itt the Commiffioners yacht. His Lordfhip's arrival here was announced by the rinsing of bells; and, though fo early in the morning, a great number of people were film affem bled to fee the gallant Admiral. He will fail to morrow ; and the Everasus frigate is to go with him. The ROYAL Somehow, Captain Cosa, (who faceted. Captain M. Rosiwunt) ; Dartasce, Capt. C. DuastaM ; Tanana/AIR, Captain L1(1.141111 .Alai, Capt. Baows, A0A1411411011, Capt. Hearer; !and Matrons'ss frigate, are ezpated to folkw his Loralltip loon. Arrived the Avon sloop, Captain Stitt. ; sad the CONtOtIIIDIa gun brig, Lieutenant iraLosaa, from a •cruize. Sailed his Majelly's Chip lass, Captain Beam, to join the Channel fleet ; and Pomona, Captain Loss, for Lifbon alfo the Sceptre "armed Gip, for the Downs, with convoy. The Ca hatalloll is come into harbour.—Capt. Lois bas re• ,coved ostlers to.take the &gnomon' frigate,Capt. T. `Livrworrone ; Um's.* frigate, Capt. Oats ; Mo. stmt.', Scour, and Avos (hoops, and the Asa brig, under his orders. They are victualled for (even months,, and are intended for a ferrite which is kept fecret. The Ramowates is to take a quantity of fpecie on hoard. The (hips are to affembleat Lifbon. The Taista frigate, Capt.Watzse, is viOualled for (even months. Capt. Watt= was calk& to town yellerday by a telegraphic order. Styr. lg.—Sailed this morning his Majetly's Chips Vicroar and Everasms ; the former bearing Lord leis..soa's flag, who is going to take the command off Cadiz. • Arrived his Majelly's (hips l'Avazatcasta, :Captain FATIIIIIIASI ; and l'Utamte, Hon. Captain Heastet, from the Downs. Alto l'Ew puler, Lieutenant Yount), from a cruize, Another King's !hip is alfo anchored at St. Helen's, but a beavy fog prevents her name being known. The ibiIIADOIS, Captain Novas!, is now under way ; it is fuppofed for the Downs. Sailed the SYLPH {loop of war, Capt. Goats, to join Captain Loss, off Lifbon ; silo the .Fervent gun brig, lately from off Cadiz, for the coati of France. Dom, SETT. Majefly's gun brig COS STMT arrived off here this :naming from the Downs, and failed in the • afternoon fur. her Ration off the French eoaft. We have heard a great deal of firing at intervals this day. but the occalioteefir I hate not learnt, owing to there being no arrivals from the French coif. Ws blaje fly's (hips R smosistss, Ms- DIATOft, and Vivrao paffed by this day from the Downs. the two former for Portfmuuth, and the lat ter for Dungenefr. to join the Bur& gne fquadron. Sum 15:—Paffccl by here this morning an EDO& brit privateer, with two Spatial' kimono's richly .li'den, which fhe captured off the codl of Mexico. -Tim weather has been fo very hazy for thefe two or -three days paR, that we have not been able to fee the oppofite eassa. D ia s" Bart. ;4.,...45i1ed the FLAIIIR gnn brig, off Beactsyhead.. Arrived tawDsaiorn armed !hip, from Portfmouth I and the DoLunaca floop of war, from off Boulogne. ins , A it...•.... 111111 Arra IA frigate, from the k?ore ; and Bavizaa gnu brig. from off Boulogne Sailed the Aatsosa frigate, on a-ernise off Calais; the Chas MOS- friaate off HAM ; the COMIATTMIT and Assar floor, of was .t Earsoiton - bomb; BIIVIZEI and Moan, gnn.brigs ; and Puma khooner, on a cruize off Boulogne. Arrfied this morning the Minerva privateer, of London, Captain STRwaitt, with two Spanigh fchooners, which be captured off the coat of Mexico : one of them has on board fifty thoufand dollars, and a cargo of In wood ; the other is laden with hides, tallow, &e.-- they have failed through for the River. Remain in the Downs the men of war and tranfports, as per bit. Our boatmen faw a man Boating pall the foutb end of this town, whom they picked up, and brought , on Sore ; be appears to have been a tailor, and to have been in the water for fome days ; he bad on a white frock and trowfers. The people who picked him up have very humanely purchafed a bell, and intend to have him decently interred. Sossaxiss, Sm.. 15.—A great number of valu able feamen have been impreffed from the Eaft Indi. fleet, jolt arrived. and put aboard the ZEAL/tan guirdlhip at the Nore. Yellerday morning the Jona armed fhip, failed with four wails under her pro. teEtion for Tonningen. The Pilot of the Joule was found dead in his hammock jolt before the got under way the cattle of his death- is not known, as he ap peared very well on the preceding evening. P.'g Half pall five, jolt arrived above the Great Nore for the River, neat 3o fail of merchant Blips., —The. outward-bound Indiaman, below the Great Wore, is jolt got under way for the Downs. Arrived at thtee o'clock this afternoon his Majelly's fkip Tett star ; and came into harbour the Raaesa armed Ibip, from Boulogne ; his Majefty's fhip VULTURE, to be paid off.—Sailed the Arras* frigate for the Downs. Paged up the River, this day, two more F.afl Indiansen. DIeTIIIIUTION OF Pen, MONIY.The TOPAZ,/ will be paid on board, at Plymouth, for the French pri►ateer Le General Angereau, and afterward, at No. Fa t ArundelAreet. Yellerday afternoon leveret more of the homeward bound Indiamen came to•th e i r moorings oppofite to Greenhithe. The day being fine, (though th e morn ing was Waned by a prodigtoudy thick fog, particu larly on the River) the Officers on board were vilited by their friends. who were entertained with that hoC pitality, which forms a dißinguithed trait in the cha. after of a Brit& tailor. The annual produce of the mines in Rums, accord. ing to an eßimate formed in the year 1804. is Rated to be 16.ca0,000 rubles, exclulive of the copper ufed in coinage. The price of flyer is confiderably advanced; and the exchanges on .Hamburgh and the other neutral ports, are much lower. Saltpetre is advanced from les. to 755. per bag. Dina r•Last TNIATII. On Saturday tight, the theatricaleamp4gn for the (doing feafon eorninenced at this Theatre, which.has been partially new painted ' and decorated. The Play was the Covistry Girl ; and Mrs. JoaDAN, as groat, appeared in her favourite Om fatter of Pejo 1. which the (attained with all that fpitit, archneti and humour peculiar to. her. She does not, however, on account of her extreme cot , potency, look the eharafter as heretnfore.—M t a. jnumsrona appeared (for the tuft time) in Wishes, which tharadter the fullained with confidcrable Meffrs. WROUCHTOIB, BARRY/40111, PALMER. and Hoitaao were refpettable in the chara&ers of Moody, Nerrourt, Sparlyb, and Belville.` The irsibmast is Lease was the entertainment. This olesfant little farce will always keep poffeffion of the London Rag:, as long as encouragement is given to Inch an excellent. kith odor as Joan iron s. On Saturday the Haymarket doted a very few cefsful (talon. The following addle 's was delivered by Mr. MATHIWS Si Ladies and Gentle:nem-1 am deputed by the Proprietors of this Thum, to afore you that their gratitude is not inferior to the uncommon faced' which hat attended their efforts to obtalu your patronage. The Partnerthip now formed in tith property. was ellablitbal at Cu late a period in the fpring, that karcely fullieient time re mained, to make ready all thofe varieties of amuktnent, with which It wat their awAlk to prefent you s they flatter themfeives, however, that the very ample encouragement bellowed on their endeavours this feafon, is fume proof of their baring been firem an to died all that the nature of circumftances could admit; and they feel it incumbent upon them to redouble their adivity for your future entertainment, when mere time will be allowed foe preparation. • The Performers. Ladies and Gentlemen, beg leave enjoin their very grateful acknowledgements to took of the Proprietors, and we mod rdpcdtally bid you farewell" Saturday morning at five o'clock, Mr. Kinsou. I the gentleman who had undertaken to walk to Wind for (a dillance of 22 mi'es), in three hours and so minutes; fa. off on his journey. He arrived at the Shed. a quarter - of a mile from Brentford, at the ex. piration 'the firlt hour, where he took a ears of wine. He travelled the next four mil es and, three quarters in three quavers of an hour. The next two miles he walked in at minutes; it was ezaaly 48 minutes pall (even when he got to the 18 mile (lone; h e had then got four miles, within a furlong, to go, and only 32 minutes . unexpired; the fuccefs war, therefore, deemed impollible. but Mr. K• . proceeded another mile, which he walked i n t o mimes, awl then declined the contell. Saturday a yonug man undertook for a wager of five guineas, to walk frrm Guildhall to Tyhurn,,turn• pike and back again in yo minutes, a dillance of fix miles, which he accomplilhe3 in 45. Amine! the many novelties to be brought for. ward at the approaching Grand Mitlical Feitivel at Birmingham, will be performed a Concerto upon the Double Bafs by Signor Deacon errs.. likawife a Trio of Correlli the Double Bafs Ps hacipalt and the PLTRIDIS will play their celebrated Echo 'Concerto on the French Horns, which gave fonruch.platfuri at the vocal concerts in London hal oititer. Art the London Gazette has of late been devoid of that kind of intelligence which excites a general in tereft throughout the country, anothet.official pub lication, which will make its appearance in a few days. will, no doubt, be fought after with avidity. We sllade to the daily lift of Benefit Tickets in the Kean Lottery, which nthll contain intelligence of the moll joyous nature to many families as well as individuals. THE AIAR ICRTS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANF, CF. t The he& arrivals of Wheat to day, form to: fupply in but middling quantity ; famples of floe ntoi fetch rather better price. Barley conics in yes-% thrift fupply, and is dearer—Rye and Nt.iit at tH. Ring variation—Beans of both forts keep their pi k. —There are but few frelh Oats arrived, and th:% Trade is named fully to fupport Lilt prices —Salts of Flour at the terms of lall week. OtntILAL 88888 lICT AS UNIX. t Matt. 40. boa. tea. per v. Grey Peak 00s. to ono Fine Ditto. 761.1105. tad leans. Ow sas. aye, (new) 3k gas. od. lick Ditto 4 is. 48a. ed Barkyoos. 455. od. Oats, 16..305. 35s Mak, 765. llas. od. Poland ditto 36. 374 04. White Peak 534.5111. od. 11l aPe gads JIM 40. per la& rites or Mint. Pine Flour 655. to yos. Seconds tes. to 655. mace FROM THRLONDON OAZEITE, 3 . Farr te. Average Prior of Corn in England and Wales, from the teams coding the 7t h of Sepreedier. alas. WWI Rye. I Barley. I Oats. ream. Pcof4. od. s.d. ALL td. s. d. c 4.. go to 56 6 47 g 30 7 Se 0 48 9 Taw mo Prise or Sopa% computed then the itetOrna made in tie wee kending Sept. at, is 535. old. per beaked weight. ' • SMITHFIELD MARKET. SEPT. Ilk This day's taarket was very fully fupplied with dir. ferent kinds sof eau* though the prices did not fup port the tilt report. There was confiderahle bufineft done, and we give the under-mentioned account of the prices and nornbers. as being an accurate liatearent -- - To be Ow sral.4per floss of 1116. - - Beet 45 od top sod Veal 4. ad to ys 04 bribtosa 4. od to isis 6d I Port 44 tod to is N Luna -- 4504104.14. •RAD of CAT? LS Till DAV. /hafts Sy44-.Calves 3yo-Sbeep and Lambs 15,730 Pits. 4740 PUREST OAT AND STRAW IN SMITIIVIRLD. Hay. per Load, sl sp to 31 tgr Straw, . 31 os to 31 tss Clover 31 os to 4l 141 COAL EXCHANGE. • Mosaar.=Coveper 435. Flamer* 465 6d. Hardy 44i 64. Wised' Posner 435 6d-4gs. Pcrey Maio p.. Townley Maim 4ts 6L Pitt's Taalleid Moor 47a. Waller 4os od WU. lington g ts-gos gd. Wall's End gss 34. Doers Moor 44 5 3d. Newhottle Dora Moor 435. PTlMllsfe 4.14 64. . Ws:soma* r-lkatisei 43s 6d. Hoes Maim 5011 od-310.- Adoles Main 46.64 Careweld 4ps od. Croft% Main as 6d. H 41, 11 44 1 1 34-44464 Eigkson Motif iss. Hobbles Ada 04-p.. Maim 43s 3L %I disc's Pastor, 445 -44113d-44$ 44 1 13d-44$ 6d. Kenton Man 4ss-43. od. Perry Maio jos gd Pitt's Tasfoold Moor 46s 3d-47L Tanok's Maio 494 6d. Tweak's Wall's Ead sp. Willingtoa gos 6d-3as od. Wan Rod 3s•-355 id. Bourn Moor 445-44$ 34..441 6d. Eden Main 44s pd. Leclieln 454 6d. Verdi 4os. Emmy-Digs'. Mato g ts.-yos pd. Co=4l: Heaton Main sagos od. Hama Main 44 1 6d. Main pa -jos splyes Elliton's Main 4450. Wiallarss Now, 448 6d. Percy Mobs pa 90.-gos 6d. Tenspisb EMI 4p5 6d. Teat• ple's Wall's End pa gd. Walker 4p. 3L 11111114saa 30s- So. td. Ead gss 66.-tss Waist& Moot 444 6d Wykm Moor 4ys 6d. Weft Keaton op 3d. Edon paw 45 1, • Osr tupply has been cooAdaralde tbk weal, and ai MI but 13 cargoes ; 30 thipsat Cesoad the haw nassber randy to Call. •• Delivered at rm. Muses as doe sabots Pasta • • Four thoufand men are daily einiiloid on the works at Dnver : when consplete. they will mount Aso pieces of cannon., On Saturday, in- the Palace Conn. a. publican named Wright. obtained a verdict for 61. againn s private in •the Ealt Middlefex Militia, for beer be tween the aoth February and 7th May; one pound, for fpitits, was net allowed 'by the Magiftrate. Havran-Gasosm...-An examination of a very ex traordinary nature took place at this office lan Saturday. A perfon of refpeftability at Somers Town, was charged with having on the preceding • evening cut and wounded Several persons with a knife. It appeared that the priforier. who was up wards of fixty years of age, entertained a paffion for a young girl, the daughtty of a publican in the-neigh- • bouthood. and he determined to. carry her off to Gretna Green. For this puepare, he hired - a chaife and four. and provided himfelf with . white &Yawl, ribbands, and every thing -inhabit to the projected wedding. He kept the poll-chaife driving upon the Hampltead. Road, till at length the mallet. who rode_ one of the knifes, refuted to remain any longer, and he Wined on returning. This exafperated him, and be got out of the chaife ; a fcuffie enfued, in the courfe of which the prifoner teceived a fever, • contulion on the eye. It was Coon difcovered that be was armed with a knife. and the matter of the chalk, the boy, and others who came to their Refinance, at tempted to fectire him. In the courfe of their endea ' yours, the poll-boy was cut acrofs his theulder, and a young man was to dreadfully wounded, that he could not attend before the Magiftrate to give his evidence. Another perfdri was afro cut in the thigh.—Thefe were the princiy4l fads ;Bulged again.* the prifoner. and it was Itataby Dr. Nicholls of Somers Town.' that the prifoner had till this affair always condudea liimfelf with 'propriety and temperance. His con do& however, before the . Jultices gave thong Ur dications of a deranged mind. He called them all . the opprobrious names be could think ot. De fired them not th take up his precious time with their tedious etamiii4ion, but to let him go—he wanted to go a !hooting.—hefideshis tongue was parched and bfillered with' heat, perfpiration. and being in firth a place. *He laid he was appointed keeper of the Kinss Blood-Hounds, and be would loon root all the wicked raferils • fiorn the kingdom. He would prophecy—Napoleon (he Lid).rras on his way to this count! y ; but he would faize and fend him to with all the other ralcals. Let me be gone, (he ex claimed to their Woilhipsj—What did they mean by keeping him all the morning ?--Hefaid he was going expels to hit Majetly i beCaufe the Prince of Wales had refuted to fee him. He was fore his Majetty iouldnot retufe to dstpk a battle with him In ibis way he raved upwatds of an hour and sr halt, repeat. edly offering thegreffill infults to the Jolliet& They found it impoffible erl reptets hit abufe, and tlerefi.re let him go on rirhout interruption. Mr. Lisca then informed him. that in aonfequence of the lad who had been moll injured sot being abk to attend, he Should polipone the farther hearing till Wednefday ; and in the mean time ordered him to be committed. The prifoner infined he thou'd be bailed. The Magi;. trates laid they would not take bail. The prifoner d—d Isiah the Ma gistrates, and (wine vehemently h e would not be put in the hlack-hole. The Contta-A bles, however, carried film off.