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nsh !ism concluded, and that even Atttittiti has ac.-e.3ed to it. Ire will rot dwell on the fulea. We are llill in want of tome neceffary information which the Ham- burgh Mails, of which three are now due, may be et- petted to furnifh. But we apprehend that already we h a ve enough before us to roufe the energies of even the befotted,to the danger with which this country is row threatened. This is not a time to talk of what slight have been done or fhould have been done by our allies—but what ought to have been 'done long ago by ourfelves.—lf this country fhould fuller by want of preparation, it has not been for want of warning. Thole who !hall longer negleft to call forth the phyfical powers of the kingdom, will have much to anfwer for, and we shall owe more to them ror a ny mil - chief that may befall us, than to all the open cr (etre machinations of our iinplicaLle enemy. We have received New York Papers up to the 29th ult. On the 24th there was a ineetiog of the Chamber of Commerce in that City: when it was refnlved to prefent a remonfiratice to the Govern. ment on the violence committed by France and Spain on the Ameticio trade. This fubjeCt con tinues to excite much ditiontent and anxiety in the United States. The frigates lately returned from the Mediterranean, and which were to be paid off, are ordered upon immediate fervice in the American teas. The Congrefs and Conliellation frigates, which bad proceeded to Wathington, there to be laid up, have, in confecoence of counter-orders, returned to Hampton Roads, and were, on the ald ult. on the point of failing on a cruise. The Adams had failed. and four other frigates were under orders to follow. The objeEt of thefe arrangements is not clocla'red; hut they are generally tinderflood io be for the pur pofe of protetting the commerce of the United States agtinft thol'e acts of violence of which the Ameri. eans complain. Of there complaints, the Englifh a':e as frequently the fuhjeft, as the French, or the !Spaniards, but not with equal juilict. With the magnitude of the frauds PraCtifed again 4 This coun ts•, under the proteCtion of the American Flag, tl,e public are well acquainted ; and in the ezercife ot our right to deal, prevent, and crufh them, the Innocent trader will, of neceffity, frequently fuller lots and inconvenience. Satnrjay ihorning the Princeffes tcok their ufnal side in Windt - or Park. The Duke of YORK al►ived at Windfor on Saturday morning form after nine o'clock, on military Winer: with his Marshy, and at half pate four rettiriled to town. Yeilerilay morning the Royal Family. attended by General Fiyzov; Colonel TAYLOR, Ladies CRitl• ill- and Et.r, went to St. George's Chapel; and heard a termini, by Dr. HEATH, from the 4th chap. of Corinthians, and 4th vcrfe. Vic - ROOM CASTIART•4H left town yellerday morn ing, at tea o'clock, upon a vifit to the Marquis of APERCORY, at the Priory. near Stanmore. Shortly after his departure, an exprefs was difpatched to him frorri his Lordthip's Office to the Priory. His Lord fhip, immicliately upon the receipt of it, returned to town, and dined with the earl of CLANCARTT, at his Lord(hip'shoule, in Spring Gardens. In the evening he let off for Bath—he was to travel all night. We imderfland he is gone to that city, to confer with Mr. r, on bulincfs of importance. Two Mefiengers were difpatched on Saturday, to the Continent, from the Secretary of State's Office. The Bice - lion for a Member for Borouglibi idge, in the room of the Hon. Mr; SCory, is fired r the toth of January. Corsia-Gastiss.—On Saturday night Matter Br ryy . appeared at this Theatre, for the firft time, in the arduous part of Cifihrous l'afa, in 'limos's tra yedy, fo entitled ; and we cannot conceal the fall, that he was left fucceltful in it than in any of his for mer attempts.—Gu i laver is a hero; whom to perfonify to perfetlion, requires all the phylical and mental energies of a man.—Throughout the charatier, Mal ter 'Burl v appealed a mere boy, (hiving in vain nainft Natore, who, like an angry parent, feemed, in this instance, to pulls him back, for the firlt time, indignantly.—Wbat we forefaw has come to pals •-•-`iis voice is broke, and is not likely to recover it; tones again for Come year ear Jouss ro i 4 aid his wife were greatly fuccefsfial in Arvida and and hivalav's Cbritras was very r ;r ipeet. able. The houfe was not fu ll, and Come hiffes were heard towards the dole of the performance, but they vine over-ruled by plaudits. • 0,1 Viednefday evening a very melancholy eirCiim- I har.e: occurred on board the ROBUST, to Poi tf. month har) , our, hulk to his MajeßV's (hip AratcA : It being Chriamar Eve, the midflaipmen of that Ihip were invited to dine with the officers in the ward room floe of them, between eleven and twelve o'cioca, behaves impropet:v, and he was reenclltd to leave the company. He went out, armed I ' Linifell with a brace of pihols, and meeting with another midlhipman on the quarter deck, provoked him 63 fight a duel. The latter declined the challenge, and was going towards the wardroom to acquaint the Commanding Of f icer of the outrageons condoft of his meilmate..when the reiraanry midthipman fired the pißal at him jet as he opened the ward-room door, which lodged its contents in the brawn of the Com manding Officer, Lieutenant Ina as he was eirtag to enquire into the matter. The ball remains hi his breaft, and he lies in great danger at Haflar Hofpital. The midfhipman is in crillody. His name, we underhand, is Mr. A.Turner, matter's mate.— Perrim. risk Atm copit DEC 23. Moll of the regular troops are under etpeßatio'n of leaving this country for England. The 45th, 47th, goth, 62J, and 82d Regiments are adually der orders of embarkation, at the fliorteit notice, for England. Tranfports are daily expelled to receive them on board. The other regular it eilluents now in this country ate the 25th, 32d, 63d, and c7th.— The country is now in fuch a (fate as to leave no ap prehenfions on the (core of difitifeelion or invafion. It is proper to corral an error which appeared in the feveral atcounti of the Sentence prnnotlnced on Vice : Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDLR. The words were not fear or cowardice." which ,arc fynoninsous terms., but .4 Cousrd;ce or Jihifidion." We learn by an Officer lately arrived from Malta, that Sir Jamas Ca arc, with looookroops, embirked for Corfu on the 36th of °Ebbe'', at which &sad ;hev were to be joined by 35,000 Ruffians. The Britifh kad with them a very large train of artillery. It was their intention to proceed to Air:ona. in the Gulp!' of Venice. Captain ELFIIIIISrox, who com manded a 74 in the Ruffian fervice, affured our Of ficer, that so Ruffian men of war, full of troops, were daily expetted from the Black Sea. The t 7th regiment of Light Dragoons has landed at Liverpool, from Ireland, ands marching to Nor thampton. The 54th regiment has arrived at Spithead, from Gibraltar, one tranfport miffing ; this regiment went up the Mediterranean with Sir RALPH Asaacaost sy's army, and bor, a great (hare in the battles of the Bth, 13th, and 21 ft March. Or. the Bth, at the landing of thi troops, this corps didinguifhed itfelf in a very particular manner. The /th regimeni of Loyal London tolunteers, Lieuteuiant Colonel SMITH,, mounted guard this morning, at nine o'clock the grenadier company takes the firll day, to guard the colours of France and Spain, taken by the gallant Neisoli, which Were brought to St. Paul's, on F'rida'y . The Military, whole ofrces of fervid' hare been accepted by the LORD MAYOR, to line the beets, &c. between Temple.bar and St: Paul's Cathedral, on the funeral of Lord Ishison, which is fixed for Thurfday thf gth of January, are as followi : The I.ondon Cavalry. Colonelinderdon, Honourable Artillery Company, Colonel Curtis. Royal kart Regintent of London Militia, Col. Sir I. lamer. Royal WeR Regiment of Lomion Militia, Colonel Nevinliant. The three Regirnents of Raft India Volunteers._ _ _ zit Regiment - Loyal London Volunteers, Colonel Birch-2d Ditto Colonel J. Smith-3d Ditto Colonel Kenlingtin-4th Ditto? Colonel Sir C. Price—sth Ditto Colonel T. Smitb--6th Ditto Co lonel Sir R. Wigram—ith Ditto Colonel Pratt—Sttt Ditto Colonel Canning-9th Ditto Colonel Hanky—loth Ditto C010ne1...44mM —z Ith Ditto Colonel Reed. The Loa, Mayo& will follow the Lost? Cum Jurrjcs in the Funeral Proceffion of Lord Naisos. The Procedion is not yet finally fettled. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatte, on the laft night of young BETTY'S performance there, amount ed, we hear, to 2201. only. Died on Friday left, at Bath, in the 6th year of his age, Sir Jona Blow), Bart: after a painful illnefs, whichhe bore withChriffian fortitude, much lamented by all his friends. On Friday the aoth ;nit. was decided an impnr. tant Claim, long pending in the High Court of Ad miralty. The Spanint (hip la Caftilla, and her cargo were both reffored : the violation of the Porttiguefe Territory. at Fayal, having ,been proved againit the captor, the Hon. Charles Herbert, Commander of hii Majefty's frigate the Uranie. On Thurfday fe'nnight the Judges in Scotland gave their decifioa in the great caufe, wherein the Ladies KIER, fillers to the late Jon); Duke of Rnx. atranit, were Plaintiffs, and Jdww Wsuenors, Eft'. the Truffee, the Rev. CilAitLIS Battu', Sr Joust Scor. r. and Sir HENRY Hay, Barts. Legatees, were Defendants. The Plaintiffs tried to fet :fide the Duke's Will, on the ground that his Grace was not of a found difpoling mihd, at the time he executed the Will.—The Judges unanimoufly found a verdiet for the Defendants. A Liverpool coriefpondent informs us, that the Olympic Circus in that place, will open on the 6th of January. under the aufpices of Mars. Sxir e and Mason, men of tale and fpirit. The public curinfity is highly railed, nor can we doubt will be as highly gratified, as JOH ANYIOT, BRADBURY, HOLLINGS.. WORTH, NVDONALD. MIKEAti, &toil'', the Mifs TILLETS9 Mils DIN wavy, and the elegant and grace. tul Mrs. WYSIONV, are amongfl thofe who are en gaged.—This beautiful little Theatre is undergoing every improvement that taße and fcience can lugged. An Old Hamturgh faPor..natned Vast Pszsos, on Chrilimas-day, at a crimping houfe in Old Gravel lane, engaged, for a trifling wager, to eat four pounds of beef-Ileaks, two pounds of bread, and two pounds of potatoes, and to drink two quarts of porter, within an hour ; and he performed the difguaing feat in lets th - in fifty minutes. Harrifon, the foldier in the Life Guards, who has fume time ago Paid that he would fight the Chicken. if he had permiffion from his Officers and had any IgentleMan to back him with money, is now under the &floes hands. The knowing ones fay that they fur pat that he is in a courfe of training, and that as loon as tie puffe can be made up the fight will take place. The firft prize fight, however. will he between the yougetk of the Belcher: and Dutch Sam, for a purfe Of so guineas. The latter paid a forfeit of Sol. lag cuintner, in confequence of having broke his leg on the way to Blackwater. The EUROPSIIN MAGAZINI for December, whicis completes the 48th Volume, will be publifhed on the 11l of January, 18c26, by J. Alperne, No. 32, Corn hill : it will contain the ufnal quantity of interetUng matter, a Portrait of the Archduke Charles, a view of Bow Church. Middlefer, and a complete refuta bon of Mr. Henry Betty's illiberal attack on that publication. This ufeful and entertaining Work (which is publifhed on the firtl day of every month) Pike is. 6d. contains Portraits and Views ; together with the Biography, Anecdotes, Literature, Htflory, State Papers, Pulitics. Arts, Manners, and Arnufe. malts of the Age. Volumes 47 and 49, for the year tBog, are kept ready bound, price il. is. ; and will he tonna a valuable an'd rnoft a:.:eptA'ule ptsfent to ttienis abroad. N 4117 1 1 CA IS rnticzx is. MAILS THIS ltAY.—Wind S. W. akk. I) UL. AIR. DUI 1 I Chat Calif& 0 3 a a H amber& o 3 • x I Leeward /Sand o 0 Dublin Waterfotil Liibun Pssz tam DEC. 26.—Since my lalt arrived the Jane, of and for this place. Stays's: matter, with bale goods, &c. from London ; Belmont, WATKINS, from Falmouth, with copper ore ; Hope. revenue cutter, Captain Tcosuar, from London. in order to fhip hands previous to her going oh the Guernfey Ilation ; Egyptian, of and froth Southampton, Bat at, with hoops, Bcc. for Waterford ; Union, of and from Plymouth, Captlio HOSKIN, with troops from Dublin; and the Fountain, of Berwick, Biswica malter,isom Plymouth, with empty calks from Cork. Fazmotrra, DEC. 27.—Arrived the Haughty gun brig, from a cruize. Sailed the 'isownibend packet, Coca, for Lilbon, with mails ; Vtiza na Etats, PRINCESS ROYAL, PRI:4CE GEORGE, GLORY, CESAR, and WARRIOR, Aditiiral Cos/maws, on a cruize off Breft ; Friendthip tender, for Liverpool ; Nimroci cutter, on a cruize; and the Dana brig Elbe , Cu.,., for Naples. Remain in port the DetaGON, and the gun brigs Conteft and Marti.4l.—Wind N.N.E. - TORBAY, Dec. 2'.— Yelterday evening a very heavy gale of wind from the North fuddenly fprung up, by which feveral of the bitting craft were driven from their Mooengs, but without receiving any in jury, as they were Coon fecured within the new pier. --His Majefty's (hips HINEANIA, SAN JOSS/, MALTA. IMPSTa•UX, WARRIOR. TiI'JPIPH, WINDSOR CAS' TLII, NIA CAPTAIN. were perfenly fife during the whole night; and this morning, about eight o'clock, got under-way, and proceeded down Channel with a fair wind from the North. Pottts►sovTß. Dac. 29.—Yefterday the Hict.a bomb, Captain SCOTT, arrived with the folloWing lndiamen from the. Downs :—Cathari'ne, EDWARDS, for Berbice ; Centurion, L. snacz, for Jamaica ; Chance, Baasa. for ; Eagle, Partison, for Tobago ; Fortuna, Mooaa, for Botany Bay ; and the Juftina, Foam, for Port Jackfnn, with feveral tranfpotts. Arrived to-day the Vs snyius botnb, Captain Lii.i.tcla v. with a convoy from the Downs; and the Cram zsit gun wild from a cruize. Dropped down to St. Helen's the Hato, of 74 guns ; and the CA MUM, of 74, and the SAS AC/ II Hoop of war. Sir JOHN WaaakM, with his fquadron. remains wind bound at St. Helen's. Yefterdny the Cozossui, of 74 guns, was paid off. Dezt. DEC. ab.-- . .-04 Friday morning the brig Catherine, of London, bowl to• the Welt Indies, parted from her anchors and. cables, and went on (tore near Walrner ara is totally loft, it Mowing very hard. Ant/C:4 the Starling gun.brig from the Nore, ind Pleafanthill hired Hoop from Deptford. Sailed the Diligence and Archer on a cruize, and Bafilific gun brig for the Nore. Dsc. 59.--. arrived the Difpatch trantliort froth the Weftward, ind Cygnet and Diligence flocips from a cruize. Sailed the Thrafher, Phofphorns, and Ig nition fire veffels for Sheernefs ; and the Amaranthe and Calypfo floopi of war on a mitt. Reintili in the Downi hii Majeftyls as per laft, and ll verzl outward-bound veffeli. Rear Admiral Sir WM. STDIIIIT SMITH (truck his flag this morning on board his Maiefly's 114 Antelope.—Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAYMND. DEC. sq.—Pallid by the Star, Roper, from Sna p], ; Apollo. Silfc. from Malaga ; , New Galen. Hinckley, from Bolton ; Rdby, Dixon, from Peteriburgh ; Nancy, Walton. from Memel • Maria, Colebatch ; and the Lady Guam, Halton, frorn Gettentritrgh. Sailed the Fingal, Hall. for Latvian; Earl St. Vincent., Hutton, for Jamaica; and the Young Saran. Napa, for Lilco. . The Hen r ietta , Rofs, from Honduras for London, pm into Bermuda ou the zsd of Oetober. leaky. The Charles. Thompfon, front London for Sout h ampton, is loft near Maigate. Aaszven.—At Srnithatnpton ' the Thomas and Sally, Webber, from Limerick—ln the Clyde. lletfey, Snowden, from Qiiebre At Neweaftle, Hannah, Ridley, front Harriburgh—At Fa tor, Conway, (ruin London—At Philadelphia, William and May, Taylcr, from Lo ndon—At Barbadoes, Penelope, Bryan; and Henry, I.Oftic, from London—At Africa, Prineefs Amelia, —; Rein Deer. Maria, ; w a sfiv on —.; Macclesfield, and Venus, Tobin, from LiyerpoOL, The Fame, Jsmasos, of Stonehaven, with wheat, arrived at Danczic, in diftrefs, having loft part of her crew, and the reit laid cp. The (hip was a wreck, and the cargo greatly damaged.— Another veffel that failed from Peterlburgh with the Fame, laden with wheat, *as ken to go down with all hands. The report Made by the Mailer of the Peggy, ar rived at Plymouth from Virginia, of his having, on the 24th intl. in lat. 46. 39. long. 11. 4. fallen in with one of the Beet which failed from Cork on thi 12th. for the WeR fndies, and by which he was in• formed that the convoy had been chafed by four fill of the line, when the Blips difperfed for their greater farm, has created confiderable anxiety in the City for the fafety of the convoy of twenty-three fall, which failed from Cork on the tzth, for the Well Indies, under charge of the Arethufa and Warp. The Maf ter of the Peggy fayt, that the veffel he (poke was the tranfport No. tl, but on inquiry at the Tranfport Office, we find that no tranfport failed from Cork with the fleet, rid that the ttanfport No. I:, failed in Anglia lalt, with the expedition under General BAIRD. The report, therefore, is obvioufly unfound ed; and there is no doubt that the veffel (poke by the Peggy was one of the tranfports from Gibraltar. under convoy of the Polyphemus, lately arrived.— Some of the veffels were taken by the enemy. The Lady Shaw Stewart was burnt ; and the Tiger, , which efcaped, was another of the fleet. .The repot.," of the Arethufa's convoy having difperfed429 falling in with the Ruffian fquadron, mistaking it for the Rochefort flips, is vot credited. Another report of the French and Ruirran fquadrons having met, and the latter being defeated. is not believed. I • • INAIrAt PROSIII3IIOO. Las 1'I.? (I Tit ATA Lai* • L ., The Pita Lientel.aut the V Airy (late NegtinitiraV T lP' Quitlian ; TheVirit Lieutenants of the ..Aisa and Thtindirer, their Blips in the LSattle Trafalgar,io -the alifence RfuWas and Leehniere, who were fent Istaisse SIB Robert Calder. 'trial; • The Fielt Lieutenants .11 the Mars and Bellerophon. Wienfe tains were killed in the Anion—.are all promoted w tberaiikal full eaptai.i... The Second, Third, and Fmirthl.lenttnants of the Vi...elierp..4 • Parco. Williams, iukt Youle t • The hilt and Second Lieutenattta of the Royal Sowereleft oadp Collingwnod's tag dip) The Fir* Lieutenants of all the other Liee-of•Dattle Skippsie. gaged on the atil of oefeber, are promoted to the rank o , Mow manders. All of them to take rank according to their faaioratlp as Liautenants. Potir Mathipmen,nr Mafter% Mates, of the Vidtory ; Three of the Royal Stvereign; Two of the Britannia ; Onv (era other tit* of Battle Ship and Fripte. feleetwi fir their refpe6tive Commanders, according to Merit. are mark k t ieptenants, and to have rank according to their feniutity .* patine. SIR R. J. STRACHAN'S ACTION. Tbe, irit Pentenants of the Caf.ir, Hero, Couragtut, and Ka , mar, arc all promoted to the rank of Commanders, and to take rank accordiZg to their (eniority as Ilaitanatits. And one MidiLipman, or hlaiter's Mate,of each (reiraed by the Captains according to merit) are made I.tentessatita—to take rank according to dick fentority In pang. - . DISfItUUUTICN OF PRIZE-MONEY,. , The Zia, for the recapture of the brig Partridge, Nov. to; wiU be paid on board the (aid tilt at Portfmoutb, on Wednefdey the eft of January, and recalled at No. t t, Ceell•ftreet. The Gimp Zebra, for the capture of le Poftilioa, July 19, IRc s; will be paid onboard the Zebra, ea bet arrival la port, and recalled at No. all, Clement's lon fur three years. • , The Areth aia will he Paid. for the Gap komplett and part of the Cargo of the Butler, taken June as and 27, t 795, IC the sift MG. , at No. as, Arundel-Greet and recalled for three years. The Goal, Cruiztr, for the capture of the pltlot Trite., rad the recapture of the Vriendfchip, Mania's:a/swill be paid onboard the Cruizer in the Dawns, and recalled at No. as, Stacy-Greet, ',mad, every Tuefday and Saturday. The floortaloufe, for the capture of the French gay boot thcidabk a nd le Mechante,,juse 19. zSos, will be paid tat Thug. day the 30th of January, at No. 23, Sureey-ftreet, Strand, and fia. called for three year*. The Goop Jaloufe,for the capture at lea Dear Freres, May v 9, viol, will be paid on Friday, the 3tft of Jaunty, at the fatiat place, and recalled for three years. TO IHE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sia—Having read in your Paper, the SrA,. &if Ike apast:/b Officer, who failed in my veffel the Ocsaii; from this port to Lifison, tfid not Jervis to take ot , itb tbe;tt by force fevered article: svitkout payiaz for them, I mutt beg that you will have the goodnefs to con tradit the affertion, as it is unfoUnded. The Officer .and people who boarded me from the French frigate La Compri, one of the fquadron 1 fall in with on my paliAge home, robbed the Ocean of many artteles ; and this I prefume, mutt have oe cafioned the above usißake, which I with to hare correCted: I am, Sir, your molt obedient fervant, G so. Plats a, Matter, Snow Ocean. Plythoitth, December ss, egos. „*„ We are much obliged to i Captain Peaks for the above information. The rnittake, we have no doubt, originated in the circumitance he has Rated, having b2eu impetfatly communicated to us froze Plymouth. THE MARKET IC. CORN EXCHANGE. MARX-LANE, DEC. so. The arrivals of Wheat to-da7 torus but aii ineori fiderable fupply, having many buyers early is the day, fates were made at as. and 3s. pet qr. higher, but afterwards gave way. Barley in good !apply. spd prime famples keep their price. Milt alto--, White and Grey Peas in abundan ce, and each are cheaper. Old Beans bat few hire. The fupplies of Oats are large, and the demand canfes files nearly at lati price Flour without Aeration. OIiNCILAL Cif llllielr Al ONDRIL i Wheat, 48$ 6os 63s per gr. Grey Peafc 336 376 Floe Ditto, 67$ 711 Od Bows, 5041 sils Rye, 3os 36s od Tick Ditto 446.501. el Barley, 3,8% coa od Oita, 64s 275. 3ts. Malt, 64a 7os 04 pew., dim. 3 ik, 341 od Wbit° Peaky 37 4 44r 04 Rape toot. 4 11 44 1 pet UR •arcs or rime. Flue "air boa to 6sr Seconds 55s to 6os per tack. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, S , Doe. st Average Price of Corti la England and Wales, from the returns fading the ire of December, tEos. Wheat. I 4. s. Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. Pala. a 4. a d. s. d. a. d. r. 4. 76 3 42 7 37 11 27 4 44 3 H$ The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns Made In the Week. ebding Dec. as, la 495. sid. per Imsdred walett. coutrrLy MARKETS. PRiCAS Of GRAIN AT TOE Witfil X BAS1N1:1170L11.--Whatt 6ss od to ;6s od per Quarter. Bailey $B6 od to 334 od I Beaus o s o d to si s s 041 Oats s7s od to Sts 641 Pests oos od to oos col MAID AAAAA 74f a to los od per Balky $95 od to 3u od I Beaus 424 od to s6s of Oats $95 od to 34$ od Peale 445 od to cos 04 Nawsus.r,—What 56i pd to las od per Q. Batley au 04 to 344 od Beans aos od to 39s Od Oats sos od to as od Pears 3k od to 421 od lizt4LET.—Wlisat 665 od to 845 od per Q. Barley Sts od to 35s 64 I Beata 442 od to 4gr ed Oats alls od to 325 od Pcafe 38s od to ols ad Rc*znsa. 605 od to en od psi 4:11. Barley It. Od to 345 cd I Bean od to ps od Oat* aos c 4 to 185 od Pisfs 401 od to 4.• 04 SEIs•COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, IWO al. Coultas sets,eed Dec. 23. I Dee. sc. Monday. 2 52 6 z 48 0 1 48 0 Biggs Main Townie , / Main Mair's Main Heston Main Hepburn Main Poutor—Windfor's Simplon's TANnELD Mool.—Pitts A ■ Z: I Js 6 47 3 ♦7 0 5 2 3 32 6 Willington - 2 Pcrcy :Min - I SONDE/ELAND COAL. Bourn Moor - I Prirntofc Mari Main - I Eden's Main . I 46 • 43 9 45 0 i 2 !,... Pr . 5 11l e 0. Dec 27. friday. 217: 6 41t 0 6 4: 0 5' 6 0 6 Sattirday Mr. Willan, the mallet of the Bull and Mouth Inn, Bnll and hluuth-tireet, appeared before the Sitting Alderman, at Guildhall, to an f wer a Charge for not delivering two couple of fowls and a hare, agreeably to the direeion. Mr. W. complairp ed, that the direeion was not regular, being at/tire:re S to No. 26, near Middle-row, Holborn, inflead of No. 26, Holborn, near Iktddle.tow. His people had inch a number of parcels to give nut at that time, that it war malaid ; but he was willing to make reilitutino. The complainant at length contented to take iss. for his whole country prefent. I ti