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fi don for thus occupying the attention of the Houfe fo long on a Motion hi which there is no apparent difference of opinion; but tilde fenti ments preffed upon my mind fo much, and tome things which were uttered on the other fide re quired to be anfwered, fo that I could not, con fdlently with the duty I owe to my Sovereign, my Country, and myfelf, forbear faying'what I have now fubmitted to the Houfe." The Queftion was then put and carried. The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHeczy se then moved, That the Paid Committee be a private Committee ;" and That the Committee &all confift of Twenty-one Members. That the Members of the laid Committee Ihall be ehofen bll That the Members of the Houk do to-morrow bring lilts, written upon a roll of paper, containing the names of the perfons for whom thcy vote to be Members of the laid Com mittee, which lilts to be put in glares, placed on the table, by each Member as he is called in the order of Counties. Ste. ; and That the Papers this day laid before the Houk by order of his MAJCSTT be kept by the Clerk of the Houk, foaled up as they now are till after the Committee is chofen. Thefe Motions sere feverally put and agreed to. Adjourned. LONDON. THURSDAY, APRIL s. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Conti& 571—for Account 574 i—Onmium 4 to 44 pron. 5 per Colt. 95.14. PRICK OS STOCKS TISTERDAY : Bank Stock I Imp. Ann. 114 _ _ _ 3 per Cent. Red. Rita 3 per C ConE 571 57137 4 per Cent. Conf. mut per C. Navy 911194 f 95 Imp. 3 per C. f Oninium 4 4c34 4 34 Irifh Deb.— Bank for Ace. India for Ace. Conf. for Ane-S7 151' Si} I. Laft night Mr. ADDINGTON brought down the papers refpeding the Rate of Ireland, and the prac tices of difaffeded perfons in both parts of the Em pire, of which he had given notice. They are re ferred to a Secret Committee of 21, who are to be balloted fur this evening. 'Till the Report of the Committee appears, we (hall forbear Rating any thing on the fubje!t. Late laff evening, we received French Journals of the 29th ult. The only article of importance they contain, is one in the Modreur, which Rates an the authority of M. MACALLON, who had been taken prifoner on his return from Egypt, and who left Malta on the 7th March, that the Army of Sir RALPH ABERCROMBIE had failed from the road of Macri, in order to attempt a landing at Damietta. The Mcwiteur endeavours to thew that from the ftrength of the French pofitions in this quarter, the enterprife muff certainly fail. The date of the failing of General ABERCROMBIE is not mentioned. Yefterday Government received difpatches from Mr. DRUMMOND at Copenhagen, dated the sift int. At that period the Danifh Government feemed pofitively determined to try the fortune of war. Mr. Yaws TTART left Copenhagen on the day thefe difpatches were dated, and arrived in town on Tuefday evening. Mr. Da u ramozrn alfo bad been furniftred with palrports ; and therefore may be foon expelled. Ws Rated in the STAR a few days ago that the Dar of ALGIERS was difpofed to maintain an ami cable intercourfe with this country, and had thewn a hoftile difpofition towards the French; and that in teftiznony of his friendfhip to his BRITANNIC bIaySITT he had ordered a Knight of Malta, and a great number of Maltefe, who had been captured by his cruisers before the reduaion of that place, to be fet at liberty—we now have the pleafure to announce, that the truth of this intelligence is con firmed by the following extra& of a letter from Jona Pasco*, Efq. the Britifh Conful, to his bro ther MICHARL FALCON of Workington. The let. ter is dated Algiers, February 1, aor. The fad it relates does as much honour to Mr. FALCON'S humanity as to his diplomatic talents : a I cannot help communicating to yon my fuc can, becaufe I know you will participate in my joy. I did not think that the happieft moments of my life would be pafTed at Algiers ; but I leave you to judge what mull have been my feelings, at feting myfelf furrounded by two hundred and fix. ty-fiz perfons, who attributed to me their return to the world, to their wives and children; and to all that was dear to them. " Yes, my dear Brother, HIAUN has madercie the initrument of releafing from flarety 266 per tons, whom even hope had almoil abandoned.— I have had bard fighting; but I have fucceeded, and without its coiling Government one farthing. N In addition to the above, I have been fo form. pate to procure the freedom of Le Baiu.v de la rout St. Qvarslf, Chevalier of the Grand Crofs of Malta; whom the Div had purchafed with money out of his private rifle ; and for whole ranfom he demanded 60,000 chequins ; nearly thirty thoufand pounds fierling. The Chevalier had no claim on his Majetlyrs proteaion, nor could I claim him in my eritr/ charater ; but he was particularly recommended to me by his Grace the Dust of Porrtam n. Of courfe, I ufed every exertion, employed all my influencer—and rue. =dal in obtaining his freedom. *I I was honoureciwith s letter from the CA VTAIE Neigh, who carried his confidence in me fo far as to declare (and alto to the Dcv and Itsatacr) that he would not believe any anfwis, nr report, from Alf, without its being authenticated and confirmed by me. 64 War has once more been dectired againfl France ; and the French Coninl. as Alio all of hi, Ration, is fent out of the cuuntr)." On Wednefday left, William Pullen, of Don catter, a young man of 23 years of age, and by trade a bricklayer, undertook for a wager of 20 guineas to walk from the mile (tone on the fouth entrance of Doncafter, to York Minfter, and back again, in twenty-four hours; the dittance of 76 miles. He Ratted at (ix o'clock in the evening, and arrived back five minutes before five, being an hour and five minutes within the time. COURTS MARTIAL.—A Court Martial was held on Wednefday, on board the Gt..toocroa, in PortC mouth harbour, to try C. Coleman and G. Lin. don, belonging to the Active frigate, for being accefrary to an anonymous letter having been writ. ten to the Lords of the Admiralty, complaining of the conduet of the Captain. Evidence in behalf , of the profecution, as well as the defence of the prifoners, having been maturely and deliberately confidered, the Court were of opinion the charge had not been proved, and the prifoners were ac cordingly acquitted. A Court Martial was alto held on Friday, on board the fame (hip, on James Thompfon, for deferting from his Majefty's (lip HINDOSTAN.....t He was found guilty, and fentenced to receive 300 lathes from Ihip to !hip, and mulled of all his ay. On Saturday the Aftizes forthe county of Surry ended at Kingfton, when the following perfons re ceived judgment of death : viz. Charles Payne, for (leafing live poultry, William Brown for a burglary, S amuel - Wood, for Reeling a copper, Jofeph Carvill, for fheep•ftealing, Thomas Ha zard, alias Duncan, for highway robbery, John Sims, for the like offence, Jofeph Cherrington, for horfe-ftealing, Mary Smith, for (hop-lifting, Ann Dore, Jane Snelling, James Badcock, and James Stone, for fheep-fLealing, William Tucker and George Ellis, for a burglary, and James Gray, for ro bb ing a calico-ground at Mitcham. Ten of thefe, however, were reprieved, and the following were ordered for execution on Monday next, at the top of the New Gaol, in Horfemonger-lane ; viz. William Brown, Jofeph Carvill, Thomas Ha zard alias Durham, James Sims and James Day. The following were adjudged to (even years tranlportation t—Thomas Boulton, for ftealing 320 empty bags; James Alder, for an attempt to commit a robbery on the highway ; John Bevan, for nettling of hemp; Jofeph Ra&erry and Wil liam Charter, for filver plate, &e. James Doug Harris, for butchers meat; Peter Parry,for fugar ; and Hannah Hunter, f'r pot-ftealing. The Managers of the Naw ROYAL CIRCUS, St. George's-FiLl - ds, have for fume time pat been em ploying a great number of workmen, smith, &c. in new improvements and embellitliments. The Stage it teems is confiderably railed and enlar, and entire new and beautiful Scenery has Seen painted by GR Lampoon and Affillants.—The Au dience part of the Houle has alto been decorated anew, in a moll elegant and fanciful Rile of gild ing and ornamenta l work, with looking-glatles, Itc.--The Lobbies which are fp2CiorlS ANL, airy, have likewile been Stud up with every attention to accommodation and talk in tbort, nothing teems wavtiny, to render this place at once attraaii c .1 fait inating. This day has been one of the bufica perhaps ever experienced by the Lottery Offico'Keepers fence the fir ft cflablilhrnent of a Lottery, as tt was the only open day of bollixes previous to the coming up of the Twenty Thoufand Pound Prize, which muff be drawn the firfi Ticket on the Satur day morning following, and of courfe will aura& the anxious expeSationof all ranks of people. The Ticket No. 34,71117, draws yellerday a Prize of I 0,0001. was fold in two Quarters and eight Sixteenth Shares, by Honors and Co. No. 149, OxfordAreet, and No. 44, St. James's-ftreet, where No. 01,060, a Prize of y,OOOL on the fifth day of drawin; in the preen! Lottery, was fold in one Half, one Q2artcr, ar.d four Sixteenth abates ; and in the la ft LOttcry the Ticket No. 1,611 . : drawn a Nile of to,oool. on the zath day o f d r ;:wiag, wa s folJ (as above) in two Eighth and motive Sixteenth Shares —Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on file every !Arming and Eve4sg —Pr.sc: to ar.y sanoukt paid titt dellsoW. On Monday morning two written hand-bills of a very inflammatory tendency, figned .10a, were (luck up in the corn and butter markets at Plymouth, which occafioned a great mob. By or. der of the Mayor the Con Rabies pulled them down. About ten o'clock. a large mob, moldy confiding of women, ;ambled in the potatoe market, and allied the price ; the farmer laid t7s. per gallon, on which he was hulled out of his cart ; but re gaining it, he a&ed them their price—they offer ed him is. per gallon, and the whole was difpofed of at that price. Other farmers fold at gd. per gallon, and butter fell from ts. sod. to is. per lb. 18 ounces. When the corn market opened at twelve at noon, the women had increafed in great • numbers ; wheat was put up at from 465. to 4as. per bufhel, double Winchelicr ; and barley in pro portion, on which much clamour enfued; but Pine Gentlemen addreffing the farmers and the pope. lace, the farmers fold - out their wheat at from 6 s. to 3os. and barley fill in proportion. Shambles meat, which bad been at to& fell to 6d. per lb. Two large Carts, full of potatoes, were flop ped in the town, and retailed to the poor at 6d. per gallon. The populace behaved with great tem per. A fellow, in the height of the bufincfs, a:- tepiptsit pit wr y tiff a bag of potatoes, but d.e women loon brought him back, and made him te flon it to the farmer, and then turned the fellow out of the market. The tumult had completely fubfided by five in the afternoon." MASIAlisb. Lail TridaT. Mt. Dank! Mucous, of Lemon-am:. to 114 ArtnGolaktid. ' , outwit daughta of George Golklintid, Liy. of DIED. Oo the t3th fattuary left. et Spnlet Tows, jaaleha. Unit- CaL Japes Grant. of the 46th reiasneot, Adjutant fkocrel to the tromps famine in that ;nand. O. the sift di. by a ftnike of apoplexy. lied 74 Aathac &wage. E. feeseerly of the city of Bolton. New England. A few dots qed V, Aft. Joiltut Waiter, of Bradford. me of pen& called ‘tuilters. Lately at PAiday-lridge,Vcritilblre, Mr. Meek Gotothweite. farmed) , af Lwow* At Ms beak ill:beet risMaka-Oreah Nam, Tide, In the 6sdi year .f Mow. Wllbst bine*. Eic . I.OWION hilt* fir the Previews. by 3011111 DANIEL. Cernaby-Pavet) at dis PTA& Paiwrimd•Osessa. MIL Is • sad, oblladd by EINT, (OOP& terbary.plare. Lasebrib). at No Onerlirret. , and at the • im.orrie a. Taingilaer Ito libirb 011hcc c•nrfagr`l , wise: fig Follei sr* r/inflcd Is M adircifli. . • • • left Malta on the 7th March, that the Army of rufiy defer y the - COnny7a 6 nd all the Princefs Charlotte, —, for India ; and the men. and they brought corn lift Saturday on the l e ' the t ha n k s of ---w t; --- Sir RALPH ABERCROMBIE had failed from the t h e p ra if e w hi c h M r . S HERID A N and other Mem- Swift , India pilot , for the River. Wind N. E. plan of the petition. - We have been called on, and road of Macri, in order to attempt a landing at bers fo warmly bellowed upon him. APRIL I.—Arrived the TEAPSICHORE and Na defired to do all in our power to employ all idle Damietta. The Mold:fur endeavours to Phew that Monday, a bet was determined, Paid to be for MESIS frigates, and the Resosurion lugger, from hands in the weaving line, to prevent their ow under- af- woo guineas. A refidenter in Glafg a cruise. Wind N. N. E. fembling ; we have promifed to do all we from the ftrength of the French pofitions in this took to walk from that city to the Crofs of Edin- GRAVESEND, MARCH 3 t.—Palled by, the Diana, can, dreading the confequence. While writing ' quarter, the enterprife muff certainly fail. The burgh, a diflance of 44 miles, in eight hours. He Janson ; Jonge Elden, ; and Danbt.rheid, this, our Volunteers arc calling out by beat of FOSSETT, from Hamburgh ; Enterprise, RIDDON, drum, to flop the Exeter mob from coming here. date of the failing of General ABERCROMBIE is ( f arted at five o'clock in the morning, and arrived !! not mentioned. there precifely so minutes after twelve, being 40 from Limerick.—Sailed the Belvidere, FAKREN, The Horfe are alto called out, (I mean the Yea India; Cato, PEAR sox, for Surinam - Bridget, manry Cavalry) as the Military in Exeter are gone , I. Yefterday Government received difpatches minutes within the time. THOMAS, and Jonge Jan, --, for Lifbon. to Honiton and ' Tiverton, to quell the mob there." from Mr. DAUMMOND at Copenhagen, dated the On Wednefday fail, William Pullen, of Don- caller, a young man of 23 years of age, and by sift Intl. At that period the Dani(h Government trade a bricklayer, undertook for a wager of 20 feemed pofitively determined to try the fortune of guineas to walk from the mile (lone on the fouth war. Mr. VausiTTART left Copenhagen on the ent r ance•. of Doncafter, to York Minfler, and back APRIL z.—Palled by, the Two Brothers, Ja a- tom ; Handalan , ; and Zeelull , —, r Hamburgh ; Swift, WEBSTER. from Lifbon ; and PLYMOUTH, MARCH 31, ' Min "On Monday a large body of people eon. bled in the Market place, Plymouth, for the pun- Wilding, SPARKES, from Leghorn.—Sailed the p o f e 1 hi s 3 of reducin the v h price of Provilions. l • miles. in twent -four hours• the diftance of 76 day theft difpatches were dated, and arrived in y ' • He Darted at fix o'clock in the evening, Helen, Barrer., for Bremen. They proceede very ordery in the former part of the day, and obtained their willies, by getting l i town on Tuefday evening. Mr. Da u Finnan alfo and arrived back five minutes before five, being A Danifh brig, called t en S of to guns, a fupply of potatoes, butter, meat, &c. conlid,:r- has failed from Copenhagen to the North Sea onably had been furnifhed with pa ff ports ; and therefore an hour and five minutes within the time. under the extortioner's demand :in the even- may be loon expelled. COURTS MARTIAL.—A Court Martial was held a reconnoitring cruife. ing they vifited the Baker's lhopi, but not fumed- The Friendlhip, lissallsom, from London to on Wednefday, on board the Gseolaroa, in Pont- ing as they expeaed, they became very clamorous, Ws Rated in the STAR a few days ago that the • Dublin, which had been taken, is reta k en, andan d err- harbour, to try C. Coleman and G. Lin- proceeded to aft: of riot ; the Military were Dar of ALGIERS was difpofcd to maintain an ami don,belonging • rived at Portfmouth • the pri vateer which took • - her taken, and arrived at Weymouth. or- cable intercourfe with this country, and had ( hewn acceffary to an anonymous letter having been writ - der, and prevented much mifchief from being The Shilldiffe, CHARLTON, from Newcaftle to a hoftile difpo fi tion towards the French ; and that ten to the Lords of the Admiralty, complaining of done.—A Party patroled the fireets all nigh;, and 'ea, was taken Februar i off Ca Fini. in te ft iznony of his friendlhip to his BRITANNIC the vandal of the Captain. Evidence in behalf J a amal _,_ , 7 9 , Pe and every thing is again quiet and peaceable. erre, by a spanilii privateer o f la guns, car-of the profecution, as well as the defence of theANOTHER LETTER, SAMS DATE. Mature he had ordered a Knight of Malta, and • h aving tied into Corunna. pnfoners been maturely and deliberately u On Monday morning two written hand-hills a great number of Maltefe, who had been captured confidered, the Court were of opinion the charge The Sally, *Cass, from Philadelphia to Ham. of a very inflammatory tendency, figned 404 burgh, is totally loft on the coal' of Holland. by his cruisers before the reduaion of that place, had not been proved, and the prifoners were ac- were thick up in the corn and butter markets at The Duke of Richmond, PROCTOR, from Hon- to be let at liberty—we now have the feature to cordingly acquitted. Plymouth, which occafioned a great mob. By or. held on Friday, on A Court Martia l . was alfo duras to London, foundered at lea the Bth Fehru- der of the Mayor the Cotillables pulled them down. announce, that the truth of this intelligence is con-Dry. Captain Paocro a lady, three children , board the fame (hip, on James Thompfon, for 7 -go finned by the following extra& of a letter from deferting from his Majefty's fhip Huinosraw.--. and feven feamen, fared by the Mary, Hann, of women, affembled in the potatoe market, and from Plymouth ; arrived at Virginia, Jona Fetcos, Efq. the Britifh Conful, to his bro- He was found guilty, and fentenced to receive 3 0 ch Fe.: allied the price ; the farmer laid 575. per gallon, bruary.—'Twenty- of the crew drowned. then MICHAEL Fascom of Workington. The let • zoo la th es from thip to !hip, and muffled of all on which he was hulled out of his cart; but re. Letters received from the THAWS, of 32 guns, gaini it, he aced them their price—they offer- ter is dated Algiers, February 1, 18os. The fad hi sEaT• Captain Lusts, dated the 2d ult. from Madarie, On Saturday the Afllzes forthe county of Surry d him eis. per . gallon, and the whole was difpofed it relates does as much honour to Mr. FALCON'S Rate her fate arrival there after very boillerous of at that price. Other farmers fold at gd. per humanity as to his diplomatic talents : ended at Kingfton, when the following perfons re- ceived judgment of death : viz. Charles Payne, weather, but do not mention any thing of the gallon, and butter fell from ts. sod. to is. per lb. a I cannot help communicating to yon my file- for Dealing live poultry, William Brown for a f q uadron under Rear-Admiral CALDER bein g , as t 8 ounces. When the corn market opened at was faid • eau, becaufe I know you will participate in my burglary, Samuel - Wood, for Dealing a copper, , gone on to the Well - Indies. twelve at noon, the women had increafed in great • Jofeph Carvill, for flieepftealing, Thomas Ha- , numbers ; wheat was put up at from 465. to 425. joy. I did not think that the happieft moments of ENGLISH STATE LOTTITILY.— Tw en t y-ftTeDVI zard, alias Duncan, for highway robbery, John per bufhel, double Winchefter ; and barley in pro- my life would be paffed at Algiers ; but I leave Sims, for the like offence, jofeph Cherrington, for Day--No. 24 , 787, "'Prize of 10,0 : 001 - - No- 44 ,38 9 , portion, on which much clamour enfued; but Tome you to judge what mull have been my feelings, at horfe-ftealing, Mary Smith, for fhoplifting, Ann a prian of soul. — No. 36,738, a prize of zool.— Gentlemen addrelFing the farmers and the pope. Nos. 59,302, 55,860, prises of pd. each. lace, the farmers fold out their wheat at from 65. 3 feting myfelf furrounded by two hundred and fix- Dore, Jane Snelling, James Badcock, and D STRIKING IFFERINCE or -IN .., r as —Formerly ty-fix perfons, who attributed to me their return Stone, for fheepfkaling, William Tucker and , 0 to 3os. and barley fell in proportion. Shambles people P a id at th e heel of a Lottery, 44 Why 'ut in to the world, to their wives and children ; and to George Ellis, for a burglary, and James Gray,meat, which bad been at to& fell to 6d. per all that was dear to them. for robbing a calico-ground at Mitcham. Ten of now ? Cid keel all the good Prizes art gOO% ' ilte• lb. Two large carts, full of potatoes, were flop- "thefe, however, were reprieved, and the following but fuch is the fortune and reverie of prefent the ..... pad in the town, and retailed to the poor at 6d. Yes, my dear Brother, HIASEN has ma d ense Lottery, that moft of the capital Prizes are mu . ll} the inltrument of relea fi ng from 566 pa- were ordered for execution on Monday next, at per gallon. The populace behaved with great tern- i the W h ee l , w i t h the flirty naafi:a P ore d Prize tons, whom even hope had almolfaZYndoned.— the top of the New Gaol, in Horfemonger-lane ; A fellow, in the height of the bu fi nefs, a:- I have had hard fighting ; but I have fucceeded, viz. William Brown, Jofeph Canal, Thomas Ha- their h ead, d Cot hat he that at hour d eleventh lan ds an ecing ctv4u.:‘ to 1., .. women foon brought him back, and mink him re- The following were adjudged to (even years warded with him who has 'borne the heat and Ron it to the farmer, and then turned the fellow a In addition to the above, I have been fo fortu- burden of the day. tranfportation :—Thomas Boulton, for Dealing out of the market. The tumult had completely pate to procure the freedom of Le BAILLY de la 320 empty bags; James Alder, for an attempt to This day has been one of the ',illicit perhaps fubfided by fi ve in the afternoon." p ate St.QIJINTIN, Chevalier of the Grand Crofs commit a robbery on the highwaLghn Bevan, ever experienced by the Lottery Oifices'Keepers IstiAltAlisb. - of Maher ; whom the Dar had purcliafed with f or Reeling of hemp; joreph Ra and Wil- lance the firft cilablithrnent of a Lottery, as it Lit Friday, M. D Anita Manua, of Lenson- Ahem:. to hi ife money out of his private pine ; and for whole ham Charter, for flyer plate, &e. e. James Douce was the only open day of bufinefs previous to the Ann Goidlishi Mr , youngett daughter 0M eorge Goklintid, !.:q a ranfom he demanded 60,000 chequins ; nearly Harris, for butchers meat; Peter Parry,for fugar ; coming up of the Twenty Thoufand Pound Prize, Miami Comma. thirty thoufand pounds fterling. The Chevalier and Hannah Hunter, Inr pot-Dealing. which mull be drawn the firft Ticket on the Satur- DIED. had no claim on his Majelly $ protation, nor The Managers of the Naw ROYAL CIRCUS, St. day morning following , and of courfe will aura& On the ?ph January lA. st SpnlEt Town, innwhea, Lim. could I claim him in my eficid eh a raater ; but he George's-Fiel ds, have for fume time paD been em- the anxious expeSationeof all ranks of people. Onl. japes OMNI. of the 4 6th Pe o ny:at, 11.10Dt Gelittst to Ii trews foreleg in that mina. was particularly recommended to me by his Grace playing a great number of workmen, smith, &c. The Ticket No. 24,787, draws yefterday a O n ei gg sill g ig by a Anita e t a poplexy, aged 70, MAHE the Dust of Poartamn. Of courfe, I sited every in new improvements and embellilliments. The Prize of zo,oool. was fold in two Quarters and &mtge. Efq. hannerly of time Wry of &Ann, New En g land. exertion, employed all my influencer-and rue- Stage it fcems is confiderably railed and enlarged, eight Sixteenth Shares, by Hosions and Co. No. ' A few days OP, seedy, _Mr Joann Walker, of EniellOmf. seeded in obtaining his freedom. an d ent i re new and beautiful Scenery has been a 49, Oxfordffreet, and No. 44, St. James's-ftreet, •°` f‘tho at !ogle coiled ‘mees. Lowly Penney.lllies,YoriAlre,ldet Reeds Goodiraite. m I was honoured with a letter from the CA Frani painted by GR La N swoon and Aflifiants.—The Au- where Na. t 8,060, a Prize of emooL on the fifth h elm *" g r L vepoo l. Pne mh, who carried his confidence in me fo far as dience part of the Houle has alto been decorated day of drawing in the prelim Lottery, was fold At hit hook without rmAttalsa-OrotoPollota, Yoth,in 42 to declare (and alfo to the Day and Reatace) anew, in a moll elegant and fanciful fine of gild- in one Half, one Qalarter, ar.d four Sixteenth 41h por *this's% WOblitherolitEic that he would not believe any anfseis, nr report, ing and ornamental work, with looking - stalks , Shares ; and in the Tall L ottery the Ticket No. * - r from lipir:, without its being authenticated and &c.—The Lobbies which are fpacions mid airy, a,6si, drawn a NIP of in,oool. on the :nth day 1 • 0 1n 074 Priethilkir tbsPreffiream_ bf JOHN_ "SW 't 42Irnahi-rseet) at me Na Arosirturamota, SNP Se confirmed by me. have likcwifr been Stud up with every attention to o f d nw i ng . was f o ij ( as a b o v e ) i n tw o Ei g h t h an d Itc ribett umr. „ ea . ; sod rialto/ sr LIVIL 64 War has once mere been declared againll accommodation and talk ;in Ilion, nothing teems twelve Sixteenth Shares —Undnwn Tic and ~,a,,,,,..5.,,, L iu mbeA). a iSo t, . , and at sae France ; and the French Conful, as also all of hi, f ""4"ling to lender this place at once attmaive and Shares will continue on Me every Morning and Seae•Orrtes. Tatqlb•Bor; to which cc .11 c ne.sagnl nation, is tat out of the country." Lilt inating. . Engin —Pr.se, tu ar.y amoutt paid tilt demand. " llo ' to • •Ic F•t"' 4 rl/ 0 ,4 011811 4 , 4arcif. 4 . •": - I -- - - - - I I FOR THE STAR. EXTRACT OF A POEM WRITTER IN EGYPT, ADDLES• 5hD TO THE ENGLISH NATION. JUPITER n'aime point i lancer le tonnerre ; imituns fun example, ct terminons la guerre ; II fdudrd tot au tard que nods vivions en pair : I.e plutot eta le micux, finiffons le prods. Vous danfercs fur nice, nous iLinferons fur tare; Dc l'univers ender cc font-li les fouhaits. °. • A Tranflation is requeited. Yefterday at noon, the QUEEN and Princefres AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MARY, SOPHIA, and A mELIA, took an airing in their carriages on the King's Road, attended by Lady C. FINCH. The LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience of his MAJESTY yefterday at the Queen's Houle. Mr. DONALDSON left town la ff night with dif patches to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The remains of General STUART were on Tuef day interred in the Family Vault at Peterlham. Captain WILLIAM MAXWELL, of the 17th regi ment, mentioned lately as one of the unfortunate fufferers in the LONDON tranfport, 101 l off the coaft of Portugal, was the eldeft fon of DAVID MAX WELL, Efq. Cardonefs, in Galloway. Capt. MAX WELL was a young gentleman who behaved with the greateft gallantry and good condud at Toulon, Holland, and other places where his regiment was Rationed. We Rated in our Paper of Tuefday, that Mr. TALLIEN had embarked on Monday at Dover on his return to France. This diftinguilhed Foreigner retitled during his flay in London at Sabloniere's Hotel, and expreffed great fatisfaCtion at his re , ccption in this country ; efpecially after the vio lent declamations he had read againft the FIRST CONSUL, and the grofs inveCtives againft his Go vernment. During his flay here he was introduced to fome of the molt diltinguithed Members of Op pofition. And on Saturday Mr. JoNES gave a very fplendid entertainment to 'M. TALLIEN and Suite, to which many eminent charafters were invited. We regret much that the Motion made by Sir F. Boum., on Friday, to adjourn the debate on the evacuation of Egypt, was not adopted, as there were fo many Gentlemen anxious to deliver their fentiments on this important fubjeft. From his firmnefs in this bufinefs hitherto, there can how. ever be no doubt of Mr. JoNrs's future perfeve. ranee, in cafe fufficient and ample documents fhould not be laid before the Houle. And certainly this Gentleman's induftry, and accurate invefligation, juilly deferve the thanks of the Country, and all the praife which Mr. SHERIDAN and other Mem bers fo warmly bellowed upon him. Monday, a bet was determined, Paid to be for woo guineas. A refidenter in Glafgow under took to walk from that city to the Crofs of Edin burgh, a diflance of 44 miles, in eight hours. He flailed at five o'clock in the morning, and arrived there precifely so minutes after twelve, being 40 minutes within the time. zmurlcaL INITLLICENCA YARMOUTH, APRIL I.—Arrived in the Roads a fleet under convoy from Hamburg h. FALMOUTH, MARCH 3o—Sailed this evening with a light breeze at call, the GOWER packet, with the mail for Lifbon ; the LADY HOBART packet for New York; and the AUCKLAND packet for the Well Indies.—Yeßerday put in here nine brigs laden with corn, &c. for Liverpool ; they failed again this morning. - PLYMOUTH, MARCH v.—Came in a Cartel from. Morlaiz : the only news the has brought is, that at Morlaix it was reported that 45,000 French troops were gone from that place .and its neigh bourhood towards Portugal, for the purpofe of af filling the Spaniards in their attack on that king dom.—Sailed to join the Channel Fleet the Maas, of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral THORNSOROUGH; CENTAUR, of 74 guns, Captain Sir H. NP.ALE ; TRIUMPH, of 74 guns, Captain HARVEY ; and the REVOLUTIONAIRE, of 4+ guns, Captain TWY SDEN. —Sailed the Sr. FIORENZO, of 40 guns, Captain PATERSON, and the SANTA MAP.GARETTA, of 38 guns, Captain PARKER, with the outward-bound Mediterranean fleet under convoy, with a fine wind at E. S. E. Came in the SPITFIRE, of 18 Pens, Captain KEEN, from a cruize : and the LYMOUTH lugger, of 18 guns, Lieutenant EL* LIOT, from the Weftward. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL t.—Sailed the ACTIVE frigate, Captain GIFFARD, and RAMBLER floop, Captain Pve, on a cruife. In going out laft night, the SUPERB, got aground, near St. Helen's Point, but lifted at flood tide, and followed the fleet early this morning. The CAMBRIAN fprung her caption, but it was loon replaced, and the got under weigh about three o'c lo ck. LEWES, MARCH 30.—0 n Friday afternoon two 1 brigs laden with coals, were taken by a lugger privateer, within fight of the those, in Seaford Bay. The crew of one of them, to avoid a French prifon, took to their boat, and landed fafe at Cuckmere. The Brighton Mermen affert, that towards the latter end of laft week, five veffels were captured on our coaft, between Brighton and Beachy Head. The privateers pats the fiThing-boats almolt every night, but offer them no moleftation. SHEERNESS, MARCH 31.—Yefterday his Majet ty's brig SPEEDWELL, Lieutenant REDDY, went out of harbour to the Nore : and this day the GAN NETT (loop, Captain COTGRAYE, arrived from the Downs. DEAL, MARCH 31.—Sailed through the Downs, the Princefs Charlotte, —, for India ; and the Swift, India pilot, for the River. Wind N. E. APRIL I.—Arrived the Tsarsiciloas and Ns is ESI3 frigates, and the Rtsoi unom lugger, from a cruise. Wind N. N. E. GRAVESEND, MAR cm 31.—Paced by, the Diana, Janson ; Jonge Eldert, ; and Danb,sheid, Foss Err, from Hamburgh ; Enterprize, RIDDON, from Limerick.—Sailed r the Belvidere, FASREW, for India; Cato, Pciasow, for Surinam ; Bridget, THOMAS, and Jonge Jan, for Lilbon. APRIL t.—Palled by, the Two Brothers, lA).- ton ; Flandalan, —; and Zeeluil, from Hamburgh ; Swift, WEBSTER, from Lilbon; and Wilding, SPARKIS, from Leghorn.--Sailed the Helen, BARTEL, for Bremen. A Danifh brig, called the Sarpen, of 20 guns, has failed from Copenhagen to the North Sea on a reconnoitring cruife. The Friendlhip, lissacasom, from London to Dublin, which had been taken, is retaken, and ar rived at Portfmouth ; the privateer which took her is taken, and arrived at Weymouth. , The ShillCliffe, CHARLTON, from Newca ft ie to Jamaica, was taken February tsi, off Cape Fini-1 flerre, by a Spanifh privateer of is guns, and car ried into Corunna. The Sally, *CALL, from Philadelphia to Ham burgh, is totally IoR on the coal' of Holland. The Duke of Richmond, Paocroa, from Hon duras to London, foundered at fea the Bth Febru ary. Captain Paocroa, a lady, three children, and feven feamen, faved by the Mary, Hamm, from Plymouth ; arrived at Virginia, 30th Fe bruary.—'Twenty-two of the crew drowned. Letters received from the TRANI!, of 32 guns, Captain Lusts, dated the ad ult. from Madarie, Rate her fafe arrival there after very boifterous weather, but do not mention any thing of the fquadron under Rear-Admiral CALDER being, as was Paid, gone on to the WeR-Indies. ENGLIIN STATE LOTTITITo—TwentyAINGth Day.—No. 24,787, aprize of 0,0001.—N0. 44,389, a print of sool.No. 36,738, a prize of ool.— Nos. 19,303, 55,860, Klan orsol. each. STRIKING DIVFERRNCE or TIMIIIo•—FOTEGerIp people Paid at the heel of a Lottery, Why put in now ? Cid Moo P all the good Priam are good. " but fuch is the fortune and reverie of the precept Lottery, that moft of the capital Prizes are till the Wheel, with the flirty Thoufwed Pound Prize at their head, fo that he that cometh in at the eleventh hour Rands an equal uw warded with him who has SOrne the heat and burden of the day. PIO TS. BRISTOL, MARCH 28. u Lail Sunday about a thotifitnd people affernbled in the neighbourhood of Exeter, and on Monday they vifited in different parties the farmers for miles round, and obliged them to fign an agree ment to bring their wheat to market, and fell it at los. per bufhel; and potatoes, and other articles. in proportion. They alfo obliged the bakers to fell the quartern loaf at 9d. or iod. but they did 114 Tuefday I entered Wellington—th e fireets were filled with people, who had vilited the farmers in the neighbourhood of that town in the fame manner, and for the fame purpofe, and ob tained from the farmers and the bakers the like promifes.—Wednerday morning they again affem. bled in the firects, and called on the people to come out and join them, but forced none, and they did no mifchief. I rode through the multi tude about mid-day and proceeded to Taunton, where the people had alfo met: and propofed have mutton at Old. beef at 4d. butter Sd. and bacon Bd. per lb.; potatoes LW. per peck, guar tern loaf 9d. and which they had on that day at thofe prices, with a promife from the butchers and market people of a continuance. Thurlday morn ing they again affembled, and filled the market place, where they behaved very peaceably: about ten o'clock a troop of boric paraded on one fideof the market with fwords drawn, and halted before the Cattle lan; after which th . proceeded to the other fide of the market, and no violence had been offered when I left the town at eleven o'clock, as the people had obtained their objet in lowering the prices of meat, bread, &c. " At Tiverton alfb, on Tuefday, the people entered that town in a large body, but very or derly, and bought provifions at the prices they thcmfelves fixed , - and the farmers, and mark , :t people, quietly fubmitted to the terms, and the day pa ff ed without riot, or violence." CREDITOI, DF.YONSHIRE, MARCH 30. " We have dreadful times here : The poor have been in a tumult and riot for feveral days, in bodies of 400 and Soo each. They have called or. all the corn growers round this diftrid, with a petition in one hand, and a halter in the other, threatening thofe who refute to fign to bring their corn at ics. a bulltel, butter at 9d. and potatoes at Bd. a peck, to the market, with death. Torrington, Beddi. ford, Barnflaple, South Molton, and indeed every town in Devon, is in the fame (titration ; and it appears that they are all conflated through the different counties. Fear has operated on the far mers, and they brought corn laft Saturday on the plan of the petition. We have been called on, and defired to do all in our power to employ all idle hands in the weaving line, to prevent their af fembling ; we have promifed to do all we can, dreading the confequence. While writing this, our Volunteers arc calling out by beat of drum, to (top the Exeter mob from coming here. The Horfe are alto called out, (I mean the Yeo manry Cavalry), as the Military in Exeter are gone to Honiton and Tiverton, to quell the mob there." PLYMOUTH, MARCH 31, " On Monday a large body of people eon bled in the Market place, Plymouth, for the put-- pore of reducing the very high price of Provilions. They proceeded very orderly in the former part of the day, and obtained their wifhes, by getting a fupply of potatoes, butter, meat, &c. confider ably under the extortioner's demand : in the even ing they vifited the Baker's lhopi, but not fucceed. ing as they expeded, they became very clamorous, and proceeded to ads of riot ; the Military were in confequence called out, foon teftored or der, and prevented much mifchief from being done.—A Party patroled the ftreets all nigh;, and every thing is again quiet and peaceable." ANOTHER LETTER, SAM DATE. _ _ _ 1