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N,11.171C.11, IATELLIGENdA. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind North. AIR. DI!. All. DIM t I Harnhurgh • Wat,rford 1 o Cuttenbargh • F AL MOOTII,JULY 12.—Arrived the Humber armed o i ;p, With A convoy from the Downs, and the brig tare, Capt. HARRIS, from Oporto, which place fhe left on the 26th June, in company with about 45 fail under convoy of the MILBROOK fchnoner and Avow brig of war, and parted from them yefterday off this por t. —Sailed the Diana packet, Capt. Sr. Ayers, with a Mail for Lilbon, and the American fhip Julia, for Liverpool. Nine o'clock, P. M.—A frigate is now off this harbour,making fignals for the trade for Portugal to come out of this port, and the nllOOll7l loop of v.-a has jolt made the fignal for the Sips to unmoor. Two (hips are (landing into our Bay, fuppofed to be from Liverpool, to join the above convoy. Wind N.E. Nvmouvu, juts' 13.—Came in the James, Gao. Josss mailer, and the Charlotte, S. Warsow mailer. item Oporto; by them we learn that the Lively, F. &t urn mafter, bore np for Lifbon leaky, and is fup laded 'to be captured; the Argo, for London, and a sloop for Scotland, were captured to the Northward of Cape Flniflerre, by a row boat of 4. guns, and the Harmony, -- COWARD, for Loncic,n. has been mif Lug frcim the Beet fix days—they failed from Oporto the 26th June • (45 fail) under convoy of the Avow, of dens', and the Miuntoot fchnnner ; tht. Friends, C le Gaos, from Jerfey ; Corroborata, ANDERSON, from Dram, with timber, and the Frende Snare, HALL, from korfgronnd, with deals. Sailed the Yorfoket, Osmium; for Tonningen.—Wind S.W. PORTSMOUTH, IDLY. t 4. --Arrived the Waikat.a toop . of war. and the Mrrsoa bomb, from a cruise. Sailed the CHIFFON s frigate, Captain ADAM, for Wey mouth; and ZEBRA bomb, Captain PARKINSON, fur the Downs. Yeflerday the MEGlcaa (loop. Captain rurr, was pa:d off, and her clew turned over to the Ross a fine new !loop of war, commanded by Captain Curtis, which will he ready to go to Spiihead on Tucfday. This mooting the Anil jacobiee, Danith Ell Indiaman, Capt. &RACER, went !salt this port, for Copenhagen. She failed from Bengal on the ill February, in company with the Lomeward bound Bengal fleet. which went to Madras to join tit:. convoy for Englimdatthey may be gaily expelled. She touched it tha Cipeof coed Hope, where there was nothing . new. 'Colonel Shaw, Cap tains Ewett, Lacy, and Jones; Major Brenam, Mr. Sharp, furgeon, and Mrs. Salvia, Paffengers, landed here from her.—Wind N. E. . DEAL, juLy 14.--Remain in the Downs, the Sr. ITTREtHT, TXUSTi, and ANTELOPE men of war; Vt. , LTuite and ALERT, sloops of war; Dts- COMY and DEiYASTATION, bombs ; and feveral gun and fire vied,. Wind N. E. " SHE ER IfER 3, it/Li I a.—ThlßottoLos arrived,was raid, and failed for Harwich. Arrived the IN SP EC roe ; alio the Vizsia, from the Downs. JULY 13.—Arrived the Diligence fore [hip, and proceeded to Standgate Creek ; a large fleet of mer chant veffels have alto gone to Standgate Creek, to perform 'quarantine. JULY 14—Arrived the Mercator armed (hip, and Las hoifed fignal for con v oy to the Baltic. A ilum her of vefftls are colieBed here to fail with the Mer cator for the Baltic. P. S. Five o'Clock.—The Mercator, Captain WELSH, fails to-morrow, with conitaY for the Baltic. Arrived yefterday the Roslyn, Captain Roar, from the Baltic. Came into dock this day the BOADICEA frigate. Went out of dock, the PY LADES hoop. CORK, JULY B.—The Neptune, of Liverpool, =after, was (poke with off this coaff by the Britifh Tar, formerly the Braave, arrived in our harbour, whom The informed, that fbe failed from Tortola on the ill of June, In the utmoll hurry, !miring only one. fourth of ber cargo on board, in confequence of the combined fquadrens having paired to leeward of that hind, between the 25th and 31ft of May. GRIEMOCR, JULY to.—Captain M'MsLLas, of the Aipio, from Jamaica, ( poke the brig Alfred From ntigua for New York, in lat. 3t. 49. long. 6/. tl. W. on the 25th May 1-16th ditto, (poke the Fame, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, in lat. 46.25. long. So. N.-2d inftant, (poke the chip Fanny, from . :serice for New York, in lat. 56. to. long 8. oo W. Lett loading in Port Maria, for the Clyde, the Ratty, Boss Fortune, KENNAII ; and the Magnet, LANs bALL—The Recovery, WTLLts, formerly men. toned as athore to the fouthward of Sandy Hook, has since been got off, is repaired, and loading at New• York for this port. jut. v 12.—The Olive Branch, Banner, arrived ':re Lute laf night from Charielion, after a paffage of .2 days : the brings intelligence of the capture of the I'p Two Friends, hl , l4aar., of Charleiton, front ; 0 - i. Con for Cbarlefltin, taken off that port , by a French privateer, on the 6th of June; the crew and patftngera were fent on &ore in a pilot boat. The Margaret, MILL sit, arrived here fan night from Ha lifax, after a pillage of 38 days. PROM LLOYD'S [.'ST. Aitarvan —Off front Honduras; and Marital* of Huntley, ----, from C.'llarleiton—At Portfmouth, Favourite, Yolant, from Surinam—At l.a caller, N , prune, %Vat lon, from Tortola; and Huntres, —, from New York, re- Mptured.—M Liverpool, Boyne, t:tafford ; and Nancy, Curtis, from New York—At &lfait, Belf.dt, Courncy, from Jamaica; American, Bartsch, from New York; and Providence, Bunker, !Tom PhiLdelplim..At Nevis, Bolton, Grayfon, from Liverpool —At Londonderry, Ceres, —, from Newfoundland—At Hon dorm, Elizabeth, Manning, from London.—At Copenhagen, from Bengal; Admire Chapman, —, from tatalna; Denmark,—, from China; Hater Maria, ; and White Eagle, —, from the Mei of France--At Charlefton, ocy and Elizabeth, —, from Liverpool—At Halifax, Alex -4,4cr, Street; flood Intent, Murphy; and Tniro, little, from New Bninhekk, Douglas, —, faun ditto. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JOLT tj. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, J ULY 13, 1805. Copies of three letters from Rear Admiral Dueres, Commander in Chief of his Majefty's dips and weds at Jamaica, to Wil. Liam Marfden, Efq. Hercule, Port Royal, April at, Mt. Sir—Herewith you will receive the copy of a letter tranfmitted to me by Mr. SMITH, Midlhipman of the Hetet/re, commanding the fchooner GRACI RUSE, tender to my flag, giving an account of the deftruc tion of a French national fchooner that had jult failed from Santo Domingo. I am, &c. (Signed) 5. R. DACRES. His Majefty's fchooner Oracieufe, April sr, 180 s. Sinal beg leave to inform you, at 1 P. M. on the gth intim, I fell in with and captured a large Spa nith fchooner ' from St. Domingo to Port o Ri co with paffengers. At 6 A. M. law a Itrange fail to the eatlward. She proved to be a loop under Fret:ch colours. I chaced her, firing feveral flints at her, within gun-fhot of the forts of St. Domingo. Find ing it impoffible to take her, I gave chace to a brig to the weftward. She proved to be an American. At half pall four, faw a fchooner Handing out of St. Domingo, (leering dire°. for us. I was in formed by the Spaniards on board that the was a French national fchooner. 1 immediately hauled out with my prize, that I might have fea-room in cafe file attempted to retreat: this being accomplith. ed, at eight thodened fail and hove to, with the prize under the lee quarter. At half pall eight, the fchooner, windward, edged down within mullet fhot, and opened a very heavy fire of mufketry and great guns, which was immediat e ly r e tu rne d by th e teat under my command. At nine, he bore down with an intention of boarding, but met with fo warm a reception, that obliged him to haul his wind; he continued the engagement. At twenty minutes pan nine made a fecond attempt to board. Finding it impoffible,made all fail, firing his hem cha cers and mufketry. At eleven he tacked, and flood in for the land. I immediately opened a very heavy fire of grape and cannitler, with fmall arms, which con , tinned till half pall three A. M. at which time he run on Chore on Point ilium. Finding the reef all round him I hove to, within half a mile from the reef, until half pail four: I then faw him going along (bore with his (weeps; made all fail in chace. At half paft (even, obferved him haul in for the land. At a quarter pall eight run her on fhore on Point de Selina, and landed her crew off the bow. fprit. I run in, and came to in four fathoms water, with fprings on the cable; out 'stoat, and tent a haw fer on board her, with an intention, if poffible, to get her or; but when I got on board, from the number of (Lot holes between wind and wat e r, the had completely, fi lled. She was as fine a ve ff el of her clefs as ever I law, and would have done for his Ma. jetty's fcrvice. He'r force confined in a beautiful long brafs twelve•pounder, mounted on a circle in midthips, which I have got on board ; two long brafs four-pounders, and tour brat; fwivels, three-pounders, with ninety-fix men, armed with fm arms. Finding it impollible for the boats to do any thing, from the' heavy turf on the beach, I continued here until morning, and fent the boats at half pail three A. M. under the command of Melfis. Flinn s and *Glee, id order to take out the long gun, and deftroy the Vella, which was effeflually completed by them. It is impotlible to find words luflicient to erprefs the general good and gallant ton.luel of the officers and crew. I feel pleafore in informing you we have not a man killed; the only perfons wounded were Mr. RoR SRI' MARLEY, Midlltipman ; THOMAS Knox, and JOSEPH Lido, feamen, which deprived me of a truly brave officer and two men: having on board three tick and three wounded ; an officer of our feamen on board the prize. The number of the enemy's killed and wounded is unknown, but mull have been confidetable, as 1 could plainly fee them carrying the wounded in the bullies. (Signed) T. B. SMITH. Hercule, at sea, May ry,1805. Sir—l have the honour to enciole, for their Lord fhips' information, the copy of a letter I have re ceived from Captain Wooess y, of his Majelly's flnop PAPILLON, acquainting me of his having, by Ilrata gem, caufed one of the Felucca-rigged privateers to be captured, that. annoy the coati of the 'nand of Jamaica. I am, &c. (Signed) J. R. DACRSS• Papillon, Savanna La Mar, April 15. Sir—Having anchored at Savanna La Mar, I gained intelligence from the mailer of a droger, that a Spanifh felucca rigged privateer was off the Well End to the very great anncyance of the coati, and being very apprelienfive the might tnake her efcape lhould I go after her in the Papa t.LoN, I judged it belt to try and take her by Itratagem ; I accordingly got one of the merchant flaps° fhallops, and difpatched Lieutenant PR i t tilt, with 25 men, difguifing her as a droger ; at eight the fame evening, he fell in a % lth the privateer clofe under the land ; Lieutenant Panne, in a very cool and brave manner, allowed her to row alengfide, and make hettelf faft before the enemy dilcovered his mittake, he then ordered the mcn from below, fired a volley of' mulketry into her and boarded ; and I am happy to inform you, in four minutes the was completely in our poffeffion.— She proves to be the Conception, Spanilh privateer, of one brafs three pounder and twenty-five men, well armed and equipped, about twenty.ti re tons burthen, out five days from Manchoneal harbour, in the ifland ot Cuba, and had made no captures. The lofs of the enemy was conliderable, having had (even men killed and drowned, and eight badly wounded ; we, I am happy to fay, had only two lightly wounded ; four of her men !warn on !bore, and have fince been taken up by the militia ; the prifuners I landed here, who were taken charge of by the militia; the wounded are in the hofpital with proper medical attendance. The condua of Lieutenant Palette and Mr. J. CHRISTIE, purkr (who volunteered his Cervices), the petty offi cers and men on this oceafion, I cannot too highly recommend to your notice. I have the lionotir to be, ac. (Signed) WILLIAM MOOLSA Y. Hercble, at Sei, May 17. Sir—l have the honour to enclofe, for the infor mation of the Lords Comminioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter tranfmitted to me by the Hon. Captain MURRAY, of his Majefly's (hip FRANCHISE, acquainting me with his having captured the tender of the Dutch frigate Kilen Hafshler, which is lying in Curacoa harbour. I amAcc. (Signed) J. R. bACRES. His Majefty's Dip la Franchife, off Curacoa, April 25. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that on my arrival off the town of this ifland, on the WI intl. we obferved a fchooner to leeward of us ' • on (lanc ing for her the hauled in under the fort of Port Ma ria, and came to an anchorage ; we followed ; and, after about an hour's firing at the fort and• her, we had the fatisfadion to get her out • the proved to he a tender to the Dutch frigate Ke len Hafshler, now lying at Curacoa, and commanded by a Lieutenant, with thirty-five men, twenty-four of which, with the Lieutenant and Surgeon, were on board when taken potfelfron of, the former wounded • the reit made their efcape on Chore ; we have, un fortunately, one man very badly wounded, and two (lightly ; (lime of our rigging cut, but net materially damaged. I have the honour to be, acc, (Signed) JOHN MUILRAY. Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Rear Admiral Cochrane, Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Chins and verels at the Leeward Mantis. to William Madden, Efq. dated on board his ,Majeity's [hip Northuunberland, at Barbadoes, June ,. Sir—l herewith enclofe you, for the information of the Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, a copy of two letters I have received from Capt. Noy RSE, of his Majefty's (hip BARDADnES, and Captain CRIBB ' of the KINGEFISHsa, having captured the French fchno ner privateer la Defiree, and Spani(h privateer lla mas. I am, &c. (Signed) ALEX. come/iris. His Majefty's Ship Barbadoes, at Sea, April 8. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that his Majelly's fhip BAREADOEb, under my command, this day cap. cured, in fight of the ifland of Barbadoes, la Defiree, French privateer fchoorier, of fourteen guns, and 71 men ; out four days from Guadaloupe, and had not made any capture ; fhe had the temerity, after being decoyed within mufket fhor, to return the fire of li teral broadfides with muncetry, by which the fuffer. ed in (even men killed and wounded. I have the honour to.be, Sm. (Signed) JOSIPH NOU His Majefty's Stoop Kindlier, of Cape St. Juan, April Ir. Sir—Two boats from the Ihip under my command, under the direElion of Lieutenants STANDISH and Sm !TR, brought out from the anchorage of the above Cape the llamas Spann privateer, pierced for four guns, mounting only one eight pounder, forty mufkets, with a crew of fifty-feven men. Though the crew made Come refiflance both from the yards and on fhore, I have the pleafure to add it was with out lofs. She was equipped ten days ago at Curna na, for a cruize off Demerara ; this is her firfl and unfuccefsful effort. I am, &c. (Signed) W. R CRIBB, Commander: STATE PAPER.—NEUTRAL SHIPS. Groanz R. Imsr at:crusts to our Courts of Admiralty, and to the Com mutters of our Ships of war and Privateers. Given at our Court at St. Junes's, the 19th day of June, aos, in the 45th year of our Reign. In coofiderafpn 0 the prefent Rate of commerce, we are g ra. dourly pleated to dire.% that Neutral Veffels, having on board the articles hereinafter enumerated, and trading, diredily or circuit oully, between the ports of our United Kingdom and the ene my's porti in Europe (fuch ports not being blockaded). Mall not be interrupted in their voyages by our (hips of War or privateers, on account of fuch articles or any of them, being the property of out fuhjeds, trading with the emniy, without having obtained our (Pedal licence for that purpofe; and if any neutral veffel, trading as afortfaid, (hall be brought into our ports for adjudicwinn, fuch veffel (hall be forthwith liberated by uur Courts of Admiralty, to gether with the enumerated articles laden t►erein, which mall be (hewn to be Britil or Neutral property. • • EXPORT 5. Lilt of Coeds permitted to be exported to Holland, France, and Spain—Brkilh manufaEltim (not naval or military flares) gro• cery, allum, annatta, coffee, cocoa, calicoes, copperaa, drugs (not •dying drugs), rhubarb, fpicee, fugar, pepper, tobacco, vitriol, ele phants teeth, pimento, cinnamon, nutmegs, eomelian Roue. nan keens, .Eaft India bales, sortoife alai, cloves, red, green, and yet low earth, earthenware, indigo (rot exceeding five tons in one rel ic!), woollens, rum, and prize goods, not prohibted to be exported. From IMPORTS. (if importable according to the provi- lions of the Corn Laws) faited provifions of all forts, (not being faked beef or pork,) oak bark, flax, flax .feed, clover, and other feed, madder roots, faked bidet and &Ins, leather, runes, hoops, faccharum faturni, barilia, (malts, yarn, faffron, butter, cheefe, quills, clinkers, terrace, Geneva, vinegar, white lead, oil, turpen tine, pitch, hemp, bottles, wainfeot boards, raw materials, .naval flares, lace, and French cambric' and lawns. From France—Grain (as above), faked proviflons of all forts (not being felted bed or pork ), feeds, faffron, rags, oak bark, tor• pentine, hides, tics, honey, war, fruit, raw materials, linked cakes, tallow, weld, wine, lace, French cambric' and lawns, vinegar,and brandy. From Spain.—Cochineal, barilla, fruit, orehella weed, Spanifh wool, indigo, hides, tins, Ihumac, liquorice juke, feeds, faffron, lilk, tweet almonds, Cane foap, raw materials, oak bark, wal ked, wine, eork,black kad, naval flares, vinegar, and brandy. And we arc further pleated to dire& that the foregoing enume ration may be added to, or altered by any order of the Lords of our CounciL By his Wales command, tawursseay." EASY iND•4 House.— Friday lall a General Court of the Honourable Company was held at their Houk in Leadenhall !beet. The titles of the Papers rela tive to the condo& of Marquis Weßacy, which were laid before the Houle of Commons, on the motion of Mr. Paull, were read by the Clerk. Mr. Ramat.' Jackson wilted thofe papers to be regularly laid be fore the Court. CHaacss Guar, Efq. Chairman, find they certainly Mould be laid for perufal. The detailed plan of the new College, at Hertford Cattle, was then read. Mr. R. Jaceson made a few obfervations in favour of the Inftitution ; but withed the houfe for the Preparatory School to be the pro perty of the Company ; the term of remaining at the College to be three years intlead of two, and thole who paired three years at the Preparatory School, to remain only two at the College. The Chairman obferved that the fuggeftions of the Honourable Member deferred, and thould re-' ceive great attention. A Debate of form length then enfued on the fob. jell of exceptions propoled to be made in favour of the tons of poor Clergymen, and thole of the Com pany's Officers. Mr. R. Jackson declared, that lie thought, that the lons of Officers who h.sd bled for the Company, were more highly entitled to the countenance and favour of the - Proprietors, than any others ; but ex preffed fume doubt whether Inch exceptions might not y 414 trod to increafe the patronage of the Dirators. The Hon. WILLIAM ELPHINSTONi fupported the arguments of Mr. Jackson. The Chairman Oared the Proprietors, that no al. teration of the plan fhould take place, without there being Tome very weighty reafons for their adoption. The Refs:lotions were then put and agreed to unani. mon fl y. There was afterwardafome converfation about the manner in which the Property Tax was collated from the Company, in the courfe of which Come of the Proprietors complained greatly of the harffinels with which they faid they were treated by Govern ' ment, and the confequent fall of their Rock.—The Court then adjourned to Friday next. LAW INTELLIGENCE. CONSISTORY COURT OF LONDON, JULY 11. LADY PAM FR ET V. LORD romritzr. In this cafe the quellion pf alimony was finally fet tled by the Court, which allotted to Lady Pomfret the fum of 20001. per ann. in addition to her LaJr fhip's pin money, which amounted to about soool. more. COURT OF . KING'S BENCH, JULY Is. SCRAFE AND OTHERS, EXECUTORS OF W. PARSONS, V. MARY PARSONS. Mr. GAIROW, for the Plaintiffs, faid, that this ac tion was brought againfl the Defendant, who bad re ceived 761. 3s. 3d. from the Board of Ordnance, to which the Plaintiffs were entitled. The Defendant was the widow of Allen Parfons, who had a con tra& to fupply the Board with candle:. On the death of her hufband, the contra& was conzinned to her nominally, hat was (applied by William Pa:forts whom the Plaintiffs reprefcnted. The money which was to cm:Rime the payment for their candles, w. is received by her, and, contrary to all justice, with. held, and applied to her own nfe. If it were afked why William Parfons, or his executors, did not re ceive the money from the Board in propria perfona, the anfwer was obvious : the Board, in the technical phrafe, know only the contractor, and, by whomfo. ever the commodity may be fupplied, they will pay it alone to the nominal contra&or. After the wit neffes were called, Mr. ERSIEINe faid, that the contra& was transfer. red by the Defendant to W. Parfons, on condition that Mary Patrons fhould be allowed twenty per cent. on the amount of the orders. The lam of 1761. 31. 3d. which was now claimed, was much lefs than twenty per cent. on the orders executed under this contra& Lord ELLEMBOROUGH—" This mode of under contrafts muff occafion an exorbitant walk of pub lic monies. Ido not fay, that in- honour and con (ciente fome allowance Iltould not be made to the widow, but no fpecific agreement had been proved, and nothing therefore can be legally claimed.—Ver di4 for the Plaintiffs, 1761. 3s. 3d. RoBVRT BLARES O. W. CHURCHILL, tsq,. The Plaintiff is an architet, the Defendant is the bufband of the Counters of Strafford, and this ac- Lion was brought for bufinefs done by the Plaintiff in the way of his profellion, prior to the intermarriage of her Ladyship with the Defendant. Mr. GARROW, for his client, laid, that Mr. Blakey had been employed in conftruding a coach houfe at the expence 015351. of an ice houfe at the charge of 401. and vatic:Ls other works, the whole amounting to 6521.: 6171. r is. Bd. had been paid to him, and this atlion was brought for the balance, which was the regular charge for conveyance, from London to Wilt• (hire, and other counties, where the bufinefs had been concluded. This charge, he underflood, was to be ohjeded to, and the Plaintiff had notice, not from the Countefi of Strafford, but from another party, that if he fbould make his appearance on the prernifcs, to alfert this demand again, he would be ducked in the horfe pond. Ile preferring the dry pavement at Well minflerHallto the threatened immerfion, had brought his action, and looked for jnthce at the hands of a Bri• tifh Jury. The SOLICITOR Gts Skill., on the part of the De fendant, fignifying that the detail of accounts in this caufe was a fit fubjed for reference, it was affented to by the Plaintiff. A vertfili eva, taken for 2001. and Mr. BURROVGN, the Barrifter, was appointed arbi trator. THE KING V. HENRY KLETT. On the appearance of the Defendant on the floor of the Court, Sir Vicary Gibbs reminded his Lord- Ihip, that from motives of cornpaffion, the Counfel for the profecution, and the Learned Judge had con fented to pollpone this trial, in order that the Pri fluter mipht receive fuch legal aflame for the con du& of his defence as he could procure. He, the Solicitor General and Mr. Garrow, had been ap pointed his Counfel, and licences bad been procured, the Defendant appearing in form pasiterit ; but fromt an unfortunate agitate, although Counfel had been named, no Attorney had been appointed. There were wet:teas who would be molt material to this defence, that bad not received the neceffary notice on account of this omiffion. Mr. Erratum e Paid, it was very important that no delay capable of being avoided thould be admitted. Certainly this was a fit ground for Tome procrefliaa. lion, but he hoped the trial might take place during the fittings in Michaelmas Term. The Sosicrroa Gairseat.—" I will enquire for an Attormy proper to be employed." Lord ELLEN BOROUGH.—" I (hall be difpofed to Galion your nomination." Mr. Darevisa.- 44 Why lhould not the trial take place before Michaelmas Term?" Lord ELLstraortouc I can have no perfonal objection to lit here before the Term, but I am not by law •allowed to do fo ; it mull, therefore, (land over." On the application of Mr. EasICINII, it was agreed that it fhould be the firft caufe of the fittings after Term. _ _ Lord ELLEN aoaouc H to the Prifoner—" I under (land there is another charge against you; if you fhould be relieved from that, you may put in bail." The Defendant was then remanded. The ratings for Middlefex then doled ; they com menced this day for London. On Monday Taft a court martial was held at Portf mouth on S. Barnett for breaking open the fph it room of his Majefty's (hip DE rEscv, and R. Dent for aiding and affifting him. They were found guilty and fentenced—Barnett to receive 300, and Dent too lathes. Friday five of the members belonging to the Somerfet Houle Volunteer Corps were fummoned to the Public Office, Bow-Ilreet, before NICHOLAS Bono,. Efq. the fitting magiflrate, by direCtion of Sir AN. sasw S. HAMMOND, the Colonel, for refufing to pay their fines for non-attendance at drill,. Mr. P INEY, the Secretary to the Corps, attended, produced the muller-roll, and proved their non-attendance, wile* four of them were fined in the penalty of Es. each, and one in 0. with cogs. A privater foldier in the EaR Suffolk tioned at Hull, has had the extraordinarl have left to him 400,0001. His two bs hate had left to them Good. a year each. 4 ; , Militia, (la. .7 fortuae-to rather• alto •