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WE.Tr RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Bradford, on 'fb urfe.ay the ant day of February arr, at the Huuk ra Mr. lohu Wood, the Ta/but Inn, between tha hours of Four and :ill is the Afrernooo, AC A PrrAL MANSION FIO E, called COT TINGLEY-HALL, in i.;:re Zing conrrißrig, on the ground-flaor, a breakfait.roum• or library. dining-room, dr .wire•room, anti-room, houfeli•rp •i'.. room, buck:', pantry, tenant , ' hall, laundry, two very LIT,. kitchens. and a larder; on the firft 11 ..r. iirht txcrb-rt lodetng and arra g rooms, and fe• -den good lodg•ng over toe time in the attic, with all or eeffary attached and der irhea (Ares, Rah:tog for twelve horks, with hay-chamhers over the CIITC. a deublecuath-houfe, granary, at d dove More, and farm y-rd, fir tare at a conveti.nt and run e. k alliance from the M-o lion-hoof, ; pkafute-Jatinds, plan ta.iots, and fltrubbertes adjoining; "ter,:tve walks, bath houfe, fit-dends well docked wchiarp and tine's: ice-houfc, plea fu•e nd kitchtn-gardens. roet doing an e tts olive collection of rate flautb. a•ol phut., 10:1i indi,,enruis and cootie, phrq td with the ckeiceft green.houll, fuectiinin fruitiag litiVC, peachM 'sae, en,-..ry. auil banks - , honk, and a Farm of nets oral le, iii •adow, and palture !and adjoinit g, in the L'Lheft state of cultivation, plyafa: tly fitua:c upon the banks of the River Aire, which :a a tine I.lhiog arealu fur trout, perch and eels, corranan.!i: g frctrill cverfl:e and pi:ft-ittlsitte views of Aire Dale. The derneise and other lands belonging and occupied with the raanlem houfe, numain by a recent admerfnre ment Buy three acres, a•-u! corm alto7ether a pleafant and feitable rtfidence for a genteel family, and was late the ettatc and I'd:- date.: of Henry Wrkham, h.:•1 deecufed. The Eftrite is Freeh es-messed frum the land tax, and :yrbe free, at,a f.t.tart within ..6')..tit mil •e of tile Alarkst rown of Bradikmii, two of Bitigl-y, • Ott ley, fourteen 01 idr•d , , and about eirht of l-lahs'ass. sort sibr pierhiifer may bei accommodateit with the immedi.ttepoffellimi o! •t.s-aSsy.‘ -1 dezacf ed Farms ucar to the :bulb: Fitate will to , 1, it at t••• dm: —Part of the r,,rrh‘f, mom y may rair-iin cur it y ul the la canfes, fur the accommul-ttrin of a purelisfer. Further Particulars may had on rplicarion to liteffes. Dyne ly and Sens, Groy's Inn; Mari. Hainan and Birch, Cliancery• lane; Mr. Huhl , n, at Ba:!don, mar Bradford, Yorklhire; or to Mr. Hailltn:::, t:oF or, Bradford. PARLIAMENTiMr PR:)GIEDINcs. HOUSE OF LOADS, UIIiND:DAY, JANUARY i 6. At two o'clock the.. LORD CHANCELLOR took his feat on the Woolipck. The Earl of AYLESFORD ord Steward) fignifiA to the Ware hir Mayfly's pleafere to receive their Lou:1114 Addrefs at duct k at St. Janet', IN r DFBTORS. Lord ELLENI3OROUGH prefmned a Bill for the confideration of their Lata:ihips, the objeft of which w.ts to rek9ify certain °millions of the la% .1- vent Debtors' Bill of lati Setlion ; and more clearly to afcertain how far the provilions-of that Bill were meant to extend ; one of the leading provi!ions of the Bill fcemed to be a Ipecitic regtvla;iwo of the fills to be furailhed by jailors of the priC , .ners in their ca. tody liable to the operations of tl.e late Infideent Debtors' Aet. His Lordihip moved that the Bill be now read a &II time. The LORD CHANCELLOR. of er reading the brevi.tte of the Bill, (pitted the Woolfack, and ex preffed his opinion, that the Noble and Learned Lord delayed the thank:, of the Houfe, and of the. country, for his condo& in the present instance, and on two grounds : Firtl, in coming forward with a provillon to ready an Aa, which greatly required it f and, fecondly, for bringing it forward at fo early a period of Ole Se on. The Bill of fan Scf lion was brought in, he obferved, at fo very late a period, that the Houle was unavoidably deprived of the affikance, in its eivicoffion, ~f fever:,; cr its moil able and bete informed Me, 1!)::: ('.l that cf his Noble and Learned Friend, for i..itance), wha were abfent on calls of indislrenliole &fly ; he wondered not, therefore, at the lave Aa requiring fo much amendment. To 111;s was to be added, another confideration—that Alts of that etfcription when paired toward the dole of a Selfion, gene rally create an idea that ti•te relief vs meant to be exteadcd farther than is really the CAC. thefe grounds he highly approved of the p7elent Bill, and begged leave to repeat his thanks to the Noble and Learned Lord for bringing it forward at fo early a period. The Bill lies over for further confideration. Some Naturalization 1111 s were forwarded, and a variety of arrangements mane with telpeet to the ju dicial band's of the Houle. Among the latter, the important Scats Appeal, Cunningham v. the Countefs of Glencairn, was, for the mutual cbnve nienee of the parties, fixed fur a hearing the 24th of March. At half pall two o'docl: the Houle adjourned till Monday nett ; after which their Lordfhips pro ceeded to St. James's, wi.h their Addrefs to his Ma jelly. HOUSE 01' CON:MONS. The following Members were (worn in and took their teats—Lord Vircount EBRINCIO4, the Hnn. S. GetsviLLa, Gm W. Trist.t.us sok, Eft]. the Hon. J. G. Vit.t.aas, and tie Right Hun. Gto. ROSE. I%DIA PAPERS. Mr. FRANCIS obferved, that an order had been made on the 7th of May hall for the produelion of certain papers relative to the affairs of India, which could not poffibly havebeen complied with during !aft Befry.n; the papers moved for not having then been received from India. As he now under(lood that the accounts had arrived in this country, he had rifen for the purpofe of having the former order renewed. He therefore begged leave to Tbat there be hid before tie Hoof., Copies of all Treaties, Engagartents, and Correfpond , net's, b..:tvcen the Governments of Bengal, F. , tt Ft. George, or Itorah,,y, and an/ of the furviv:og Mahmnetau Princes of the upper part of ludic, 'and particblatiy the &Ai, or Niczul of Delhi.”—Crdered. Mr. FRANCIS faille- give notice, that he would, on Monday nexi, move for certain papers relative to the War in India r.f)w car , vin,: on. Ile Paid, that fince the peace had been made with the Mahrattas, a new war had broken out her wc .1 the India Company and the Chief known'by tht• name Of Scindi.•, and the Rajah of Berar, the obi_ 5.1 s of which were not at all underrt.,od in this coon , : j. It W.C4 therefore for the thAt fl! l, ]Ctl th.,t he lhould move purple of esliniiiing for the papers he alloor , l to. STANDiSr. iE.FS AND ORDERS. Lord WILLIAM RI. TSSEI-.1. brought up a Peti tion fr,,ru the Plopricturs of die Surrey Iron Railway. Or bred •I , be referred to .Commit tee. Tne St.indinp, Or cis rf the Houfe were read, as ufual a! the CUP,TVeIIef'DICTit of every S:ion. e I Pill ADDRRSS. I.lr. DILLON lw.o g ht the Report of the Ad die!. Majelly Speech from the Throne, wl ith wa, read ant! .g'eeJ to, and mdertd to be p-ef" , :w.ed by the wh. , l" Hour , and that fuel) Mem bers .As gr.: of the hiv w:tit an his Ma jelly to enquire when be will be plealkd to receive the fame. Ordered that the Speech be taken into confidera tion to-morrow. NAVAL INQIIIRY. Mr. WILLIAMS prefentcd the Ninth Report of the CommiCGoners of Naval Inquiry. Ordered to lie on the tahle, and to be printed. The Committees of Religinn, Grievances. Courts of jullice, Trade. and Privileges were appointed. Adjourned till to-morrow. LONDON. THURsDAY, JANUARY ly. PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY Al' ONE O'CLOCKs Conf. for money 6ll.—Dirrn, for Jan. 61.11 with div. 00. Reduced Sol—Old s per Cent. Navy 9191. Short Arm. a t r-i6'hs 1. PRICA. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 p. C. R. Ann. Gl', 6c 2 Gi India Stock 3 per Cent Conf. 6ctit b e:. div. India Bonds, xs. SS dir. 4 per Ccnt. 77; 761 I'. Imp. 3 per Cent. er 1 s per C. Navy, 9a; 91 91i Imp. Ann. 9 x 3-16 c per Cent. 1797, ion Each. B Ils, par ts. prem. Long Ann.l7ll t3.s6ths Englifti Tickets 191. Short Aar. it Contfor acc. 6z 62i The fpeculators in the City kern to have adopted our lentiments refpaling the probability—we may adi the in. i szp;:ity of a Peace at prefent. The Funds ycßerday experienced a fall. When it feems gene rally bc!iered that, iutlead of a loan, an increafc of the Property Tax will pike place, it is no wonder that they thould be hizh. We with to refcue the perfons concerned in the Stocks from the afperfions of a Journslia, who confiders the rife in the Funds as a proof of the public with for a peace on any terms. "There needs no ghat come from the grave, to tell us" that any peace will, jai. a Awl time, raife the price of Stocks, and that fpeculators will naturally avail themfelves of that tempo rary erica. But this by no means proves that they are anxious for Peace. We take upon ourfelves di• :ally to alien that 2 HE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND DO NOT EXPECT PEACE. When Bows:m..l-s flippantly declares that he will accept no terms but the Treaty of Amiens, and the refloration of Malta, we may make a counter•decla ration, and fay, that we expea the reftoration of Holland, Flanders, and Italy, to Taft and /fire In dependance. Without this we may indeed fay with an eminent Swell-an—" The Sun of Enghuld is fet for ever !" THE KING's LEVEE. Yefterday, at half pall one o'clock, his NIAJESTY Went from the Qt2ecn's-Houfe to St. James's Palace, to hold a Levee, and it being the fiat fince his MA rsr indifpnfttion, it was tmcerirnonly crowded. At two o'clock the Levee commenced,..which was attended by iiit Pnyal lii-hnef. the Duke of Kent. Thrir ixeelieneirs— I Hetfian, Ilanifh, Ruffian, Pruffian, Wi•temnerg, Turkitb, Portusuac, and H.nuverian Anthaffadon and Minnters. The Lord Chancellor. The Lord Yrifttlertt of the Council. The Lord Chief ;office of the Court of King's Bench. The Lord Chief Juftice of the Comet of Common Pleas. Tie Lord Chid . &rem of the Court of Exchequer. 't ha Ctiancelor of the Exchequer. The Secretaries of State. The Secretary at %Var. The Firit Lord of the Admiralty. The Judge of the Admiralty Court. The Attorney, Solicitor, and Advocate Generals. The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter. The Lord Mayor and the Recorder of London. And fcvera3 (Harr Officers of State. There were alit prefent The Dukes of--Roalurgh, Montrofc, Bedford, Rutland, and Bcauturt. Marquilies-i—Thoniond, Blandford, Hertford, Cornwallis, Bath, Titcbficld. Circellu, S4dbury, Lorne, and Abercorn. Earis--Cheitcrfield, Euiton, Jerky, Mount Edgzumbe, Sand wich, Athlone. Weltmorcland, Talbot, Harcourt, I%lacartney, Moira, Mount Norris, liathurft, Briltol, Mansfield, Spencer, Cra. win, Romney, Uxbridge. Driborough, Paulet, Fite, Dorchcftcr, SrarSorocei, Macel,ll,ld, Harrington, Kinglton, Buckingham fhire, Darnley, Windy:ilea, Fffitighani, Morton, and Portrnorc. Vifeounts—Hood, Limerick, Duneannota, Gosford, Caftlereagh, Wentworth, and Sidney. •I.ords—Heathfield. Rolle, Elliot, Villiers, St. Aliph, Louvaine, °Stallion, King, Roringdon, Hotham, Banbury, Dunk), Hunting. Mariam. Carleton, Dry 'or, E. Somerfet, Binning, Sudley, Fit zharris, Willouglihy Jr Broke, Keith, Brayhrnkc, fintee, Rad flock, C. Sonierfi t,Hawardne, Selkirk, I -ulnas, Gktibervie, Bolton, Maedonald,G.Thyunc, Arden, Harvey, Gwydir, and A. licauclerk. Barons--Hompeich, Letithe, MAl:kens. and Nachola. Bishops of-I)inhani, London, Winchdler, Lincoln, Bath and Welk. Porn, ich, Gl..n. act, Exeter, and Brittol. Row. Drs.—Junts and Burnaby. Sirs—J. Coffin, B. Wation, C. Price, J. Gordon. I). Baird, W Scott, A. Grant, W. Meadows, A. Macdonald, F. Hartwell, G. Lee T. Metcalfe, J Burgcf;, Anderfon, 58. Warner, A. Clarke, T Troubridge, S. iludytr, N. Dance, A. Hamond, F. Wills, G. Ncath I. Heard, F. Mffiman, F. Douglas, W. Dickinfon, J. Pulteney, 5 Nicholls, H. Strachey,ll.B. Nnle. F. si Onlkw. Admirals—.Carnocli, Patten, Sir R. King, Markham, and Nugent. Generals—Smith. l.rl::nd• Hewitt, WI itelock, Cartwright, Lcf• tcr. Laic. Burrard, ktainsforth. Rots, Burton, Phipps, Bligh, Grofvcnor. Manners, Hatton, Lumley, Lennox, Ma:tin, Bligh, Calvert, and Broomfield. Colonels.—Carey, Taylor, Stewart, Lumley, M'Qjiarrie, Wal pole, ('ampbell, Hill, Harnage, ‘Vbite, Wortley, Clniter, Rebow, Beautncnt, Roberts, Dundas, Adams, Longley, Keating, Gorc, Faller, and Smith. Majors—Geg, Brown, Alkew, M`gliarrie, Douglas, AUen, Grey, and Crutchley. Marra—Broderick, Neville, Gordon, Bearcroft, P. Carew, Yorke, Williams, Sibbald, Ravencraft, W. MaiDwaring, G. B. Mair.waring, Purfc, Frere, Rcv. Mr. Long. Hunter, Pt.rchard, Canning, Walpole, Bond. Adams, Bilkop, Hon. T. King, Hon. Mr. Cr Ale, Shaw, Leighton, Scott, Dickinfon, Sloan-, Lyfon, Turton, Hy fun, Golding, Drumniont, Purti r, [,Nation, Windham, Elliot, Villiers, Manning,Tierncy, 1). Gr, fvenor, Reynolds, Kirr,, Wallis, Penn, Herbert, 0. Markhani,Rofe, Jolliffe, Bragg, Foi err, Corry, Smythe, Kinnat d, ilyrne, Wills, Gordon, Addirron, Heberden, Hun. J. Spencer, W. I :ludas, Huficiffun, W. F Mut, F. Fiance. Sullivan, Smythe, jun, and Litton Captain—O'Bryen, Chedwell, Brown, Cuyot, Foote, Mark ham, 1 iclding, Gore, Tuwry, Cowen, Hood, Folks., Duclas, Pahl. and Bithop. This being the fiat Levee fince the change of Ad mi. iftrati , .n. the Miniiiers were formally introduced to his MAJESTY. The I..llowing wz:c amonz, the prefentations to his 111ArssTy: Mr. PITT 111IFOCIIICCO. the Lords of the Treafury; Mr. BRA Rorr,o; on his :Tv= trim the Wett Indies. by the I.:did it. Waiting. erPtall Mantis, of the Royal Navy, by the Marquis of Tbomond; Major coo, on his heingappe:nted Croons of the Bed-chamber to the Duke of Suffer ; Colonel CARIT. by General Hewitt; Major GREY, 30th R9rintent, preferittd by the lion. 'Acute nant-Gencral Manners on his promotion. Lord ST. ASA VII. by the Duke of Moritage ; General WRIT LOCK, by Lord Arden; Captain BROWN, by the fame; Major BROWN, by the fame; Major As It KM. by Colonel Lumley; Lord VILLIZRS, by his father, the Earl of jerfey, upon his marriage ; Colonel rATLOII, by Lord Hauhfield ; His Grace the Duke of ROIBUROB. by Colonel Stewart, on his coming to his title ; Mr. Pot a Cancer, on his being (worn in one of his Majelly's Moft Honourable Privy Council, by his brother in law,tbe Right lion. Charles Yorke ; Sir I Corrtu, by Sir Brook Watfon ' • Captain Cu BOWE Li., by Sir Charles Price a Mr WlLLiasts,by the fame ; Lord Etior, on his coming to his title, by the Lard in Waiting; Mr CA NN I NO, on Millie:lug appointed l'reaforer of the Navy ; Mr. WALPOLE,by his father, Colonel Walpole; Mr. AD•74I, upon his being (worn in a Member of the Privy Council ; The Rev. WILLIAM Lotto, by his brother, the Right Hon. Cbarlcs Long; The Logo MAYOR of London, by Alderman Perring; Alderman HuN raa,by the Lord Mayor; Sir W. LEIGHTON and Mr. SEAM, late Sheriffs of Midilefea, who cock leave of his Majekt upon their retiring from office ; Mr. Vara s, upon his return from Spain • Major M'cty, aalz, by his brother, Col onel M'Q2arrie; Sir D*vin Emits, by the Lord in Waiting; G. B. MAIN WARING, Efq. by his father; S:r Jon n GORDON, by Lord Arden ; Two Mr. Pu a s t's, by Lord Lovaine ; The Hon. Mr. GtttaLt, by his father, Lord Athlone ; Lord BoRINRDON, upon his marriage, by the Earl of Waft =thud Mr. K. SHOP, upon his being appointed King's Prottor, by Sir William Scott; Sir Aces. Goa w.f.. by the Earl of Sandwich ; The Hon. Jo N KING, by his brother, Lord Kingfton ; V ifcount SIDSIOOT 11, on his creation, and being appointed Pr:- Ai:lent of the Council, by Mr. Bragge ; The Earl of BUC LINGUA PASUIRE, on his coming to his title, and bt lag appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter. The Prince Biron de Couc LAN D 6, by the Ruffian Ambarfador ; Colonel Goat, by Earl Camden: Mr. SCOTT, the fon of the Lord Chancellor, by his father, upon his marriage ; Two Gectlemcn from Naples, by the Neapolitan Ambairador ; Mr. Hz sou, by Mr. Bond; Mr. FOSTER, from imbed, by Lord Hawkclury ; Mr. Lira on, on his return from his Embaffy at Sweden ; lieutenant Colonel KEATING, of the 56th rrginunt, 14 tile Lord in Waiting; General MARTIN, upon his pmmotion, by tile fame ; Captain Tows r, of the Qtit en's Royal Yacht; Mr. DOCKINSON,Of AC Admiralty; Major CRUTCULtY, of the St. Andrew's and St. Georges Vo lunteers. on his promotion to that rank, by Sir James Bland Bur gers. the Knight Marfital, on whkhOCQBLOn he had the honour to kits his Majelly's band ; Major As caw, by Lord Braybrook ; Sir pun GORDON,by Lord Fife ; Colsnel TAYLOR, by Lord Heathfield ; Lord SELKIRK, on his return from America. Yeflerday, at three o'clock, the LORD CH ANCIL. Loa arrived in Rate at St. James's Palace, with the Addrefs to his MAJESTY from the Houfe of Lords. His Lordfhip was attended by Lord Gwyn's, the Vice Chamberlain of England ; Lord ELLENRO• ROUGH, Lord Wat.si SCHEN, and the Bifilop of Ex- ETES ; followed by P HILLIP QyARME, Efq. the De puty Iliher of the Black Rod, and Mr. Cooroa, the Clerk. The Levee being fo uncommonly crowded, it was impollible for his MAJESTY to receive the Addrefs at the appointed time, and it was four o'clock be fore he could withdraw from the Levee-room, when his MAJESTY entered the Grand Council Chamber, and afcending the Throne, received the Addrefs from the Houfe of Lords, attended by thofe already named, and a number of other Lords, Spiritual and Temporal, in their full robes. At half pall four o'clock his MaJtory returned to the qtleen'shoufe. Yeflerday, about one o'clock, her Majcsry and the Patact:us left the Qneen's HourT, in two car riages and four, for Blackheath, on a vifit to the Princcfs of WILLI. Yefterday evening their Majarrist had a fele& party of the Nobility and perfons of diftinci;on to tea and cards. Hi• MAJESTY did not go to Rev; till ten o'clock. The KiNc certainly wore the fame wig on Tncfday lan upon the Throne in which he went down to the Houle, viz. a flaxen white coloured one, with a pro minent top, and three dropping curls behind : this his MAJESTY changed afterwards, when he returned to the Royal robeing chamber, by putting on a more compaft full bottomed wig, in which he returned to the (teen's Houle. On the adjonrnment of both Houfes on Tuefday, the following feleet party dined with the PRINCH at Carleton Huufe, viz.—the Duke of NORFOLK, Earl MOIIIA, Lord C:RENVILLF, Mr. Fox, Mr. SH EILIDAN, Mr. EILSKIME, and Mr. CALCRAFT. Yellerday difpatches were received at the Admi ralty from Admiral Cornwallis at Torday, who has been forced (torn his Ration off Brett by diltrefs of weather. Yefterday the Duke of NORFOLK gave a grand party dinner in St. James's-fquare to his Royal High nefs the Patrics of WALES, and molt of the diflin guifhed Mont zrs of Oppofition. Lord GWYDIR leaves town on Saturday, for his feat in Devonfhire. The Earl of GALLOWAY arrived on Toefrlay at his houfe in Charles-flreet, St. James's-frprare. The Countefs and her amiable Daughters are czpaled this evening for the feafon. Mr. JEPIISON, M. P. for Mallow, arrived in town yeaerday from Ireland. Admiral CAMPBELL is arrive I in town, and had yeflerday a long interview with Vifcount MELVILLE at the Admiralty. Lord KEITH yellerday attended at the Admiralty Board. Mr. SIDNEY SMITH arrived yellerday at Lirnmer's lintel, in Conduit-(Erect, and attended at the Ad miral Ly. Earl and Conntefs CASSIUS and family arrived in town on Monday from their feat Scotland. Yeilerday as Mr. PITT was leaving St. James's P.:lace, with Mr. HOSKISSON accompanying him, jug as his carriage was leaving the Palace VarJ, and en tering Cleveland Row, one of the hind fpriogs broke, and the carriage fell upon the Laletree. The fler got out unhurt, and vicist hignc iu tad CA Al- Vete/ chariot. BOTH, yArruimr The Royal Crefcent laR night, though the et ening was damp, had its ufual proportion of fog 16;., e time after funfet. Lady No c E NT, at her houfe in the tippet Crefe,rt, and Lady HAYWARDEN, at her houfe in S , 'nxrlet• place, gave each an elegant entertainment tc, A Iva. merous and fathionable party on Saturday. Mr. P. O'K : , DErl gave hilarity to Snmerfet•ola.- % by a fplcndid entertainment to a felal circle oft a few evenings preceding. The Taft arrivals here arc : The Portuguefe Arnhaffsdor, Lord and lady Rii!lc, Sir W Dunlock, Sir J. Brown, Sir J. Aubrey, Sir J. hens:away. it Marcus Somerville, Colonel De IViefna, Major Ditrynipir, Etc , . the Sub Rector of Exeter College, Rev. Doctor, Mrs. and M .T Robins, &e &c. Mifs SMITH ol.tained confiderable applaufe Saturday evening in her recitation of Collins's Ole on the Pa&ns. jaw. ts.—The Drefs Ball, at the Upper Rooms, lalt night, was very elegantly and fafhionahly a! tended.—Tl3e weather to-day has been feafonable and pleifant ; and the rides and walks, eon:critic:ly, have been numeroufiy vifited. TuF TtlrATßE.—Othello is announced for repre fentation this evening.—Some of the principal formers here are expected fhortly to refign the Cofturne in which they are di,tinguifhed in the Drama, for Pahaer's words; a of forr.P value, they regret, that they mtiq he iin6er the nt ceffity of parting with, when their g ccon:, menccs. Lord CHOLMONDELY lately yare to ILc poor al Hoe:ghten upwArd:7 oft go joints of meat, ;co loat'es and tool. in money, which were c:io,nib;:ted by ;-_, l old domenic, wh,i has been in his Lorr!fhip's family years ; this venerable char,t,fter ir nov: yea; s': as-c, and pufliffes all the vig , )tir rf a man Lf Mt y. It appears by a letter from Mr. EYRF, Cr•mn.an dant of the 11";•ig1.1 . /in-qe V( Lintecr.., that his cerpc, has been tlyny.d, in contetinence of a note f:,:r . n Lori HAVVRESSURY, intimating that there was no j',':ribr oreqcon for their fervice.i. The MEDUSA frigate is appointed to carry out Ma- EIUiS CORNWALt.:.S. The GEN Al 7¢ guns, k ordered to be pre pared at Plymouth for the reception of prifoncrs of war. A buoy is now placed on the tail of the bank in Cork harbour, where the fpit or beacon Rood. A report has got into circulation, of a revolt hav ing taker place among the troops at Martinique, who had beta called upon to fupprefs an infurreEtioa in the ifland. Through what channel this intelli gence bas been received, we have not yet been able to learn. The report of the French Mtnifler on tip Rate of the nation, boalls of the increafing attach: ment of Mart i nique to the mother country ; to it does of the prefervation of St. Domingo I The alarm in the Cannel lag Friday, occationeci by the fignal for an enemy off the weflern coda, was the fmall Ittallan I.lwadion, which failed for Coe Straights, and being fern off the Headland, and not making the proper lignal, were miilaken for the ei;e my."Fhis fame Ruffian fquadron had been chaced by the light frigates of the Channel tieet juit crier they made the Lizard. A regular fet of Dutch Papers to tha date of tLe gth, 6th, ith, and Rth inaant, are come to hand,— They furnith however, little novelty. The Journal Poitigue (lot rnerly the t:yden gazdte) of the Bth, contains an article from ConjtEltinopl,: of the 18th of November, in which is g:yer. in the re gular form of a N.lte, the Rater/let : peared relat:vc to the purpoleti dep.o:tlre of ryim fhal BRUNE from that city, and the acculaticn which :;e makes againft the PURT F Of havir:: been 1..:10cc.! from its attachrnen: to France by it; acceptance of the humiliating, cordhions c.f anotl)e,- Cou7t. T,ie article is nearly verbatim the fame as th It which a . c have already publifhed. In the fubfequent N re, I.htuNE detnan:+ed his paffports, and he has, proba bly, ere thii time, :eft the Turki(h Ca r :ltal. The :r -moval of the RF is Lra a NUJ from niece, et we Rated, was erpeeted to be the refult of thefc trUnC ii ait.) Ili On 'ruefday fenn:glit, about ten o'clock, a fire broke nut in a cotton work, Ayto-: Court, Old \Ten nal, Glafgow, K,tich, from the grki:lt aelivit)' of fon)e of the neighbours, was got under without c!oing much damage. E•sT INDIA APPnnNTMENTS. —TI:e following Ca dets of Artillery have been polled t•' tegiments, aEi appointed Lietitt.n,intN in neng.ll, viz. Marrs. R. Cowing, R. Perciv4l, J. Hyde, G. Pol lock, and John D. Smith. The following Cadets of Infantry have been poiud. as Eniigns, viz. MclTrs. W. Vincent, G. Williamfon, H. J. Bowy:r, I. Shaw, C. H. Lloyd, Hon. T. J. Aylmer, W. Kemledy. R. 131.'1, A. Black, J. D mean, C. AndAion, R. B. jenk.m, JAnci Hel H. Islieliolfon, W. A Yetc, Rob. J. Wats rllmife, 14. Broad:A , r., J. L. Purvis, W. Rattr.ty, R. Fleming, C. a Gl u ier, P. M. Hz ; , C. A. G. Wallington, W. R. Jennings, T. Chr.nce, C. C. Sm..z, E. St. Clare. In confzquence of an Eighth Regiment c , f Cavaley having been rained at Bengal, the Cavalry at ttr: elidency have bzen formed into tour btigade,, ei,;% confiding of two Regiments, commande , a by a C.‘ lonel ; and the following changes have taken pIaCC the Efiabliihmerst : Lieutenants Co'ona: , John Patcr and John Orr, to be Co:Jr ' to complete theEttallinmert.. Major J. it. Hutt.&Hon, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Pate: Major T. Burrows, to be ditto, vice Orr Major A. Dean, to be ditto, on the incrrafe of the iLlifllmc Letters from Canton, tl.tted the ril, tion, that a fleet of about twenty piratical. pr , as, armed, having land..ci and rat'aged the i;:ind of Jav - pan (one of the Ladr.--nc,), flusrtiy after fell in witi. two Chinefe (hips of war, to which they gave battle-- the canted laded to fame hours, and ti. Chincl_ we: obliged to theer off', haring; loft halt their crews three of the proas were fink, and valt numbers id their people were killed. Captain tvlitc.tut.s.v, of tic Nancy grab, is to hax e the command of a large na• vat force Nvh idi the Chinefe Govenment is fitt:ng out againa thele pirates. Guam, Rota, and Timan : are to b_ the principal points of rendezvous. Pherouz u 1 Deen having obtained the Sovereign. t z • of Cabal, has appointed his adopted fon to hr Goveinor of Herat, very much againtt the wifhes , the people, who !Save vivlently opp9fcd the mcafur: r