Star. — London, England, 1802-07-16 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION. To the FREEMEN and !• 7 4! T .lIERS of the Borough of OkEtIAMPION. Gesrracair.v. AT fur n'elt•ck this day, when the Poil ellfed for the Freerut n and ad ”icl. 441 legal Freeholders of this B.trou•th. h 4,1 the foisfadion of fcrine t;,e numh , r of Vote:. in our f aa,ttr confd, rah:y higher than that for our Op ponents. At that hour thirty -five Vote:s were introduced, who have aeinowledgre. theinfes:s to he nrdt perfcdt ftraNzeri to you, and who came from I onctor, aril its 7ieinity, upon the avowed and prentLeitated fcheme,:o thrice ••ou of your (ran cbifo. During the courfe of the Fleelien, Mr. Holland and his Annul had prepared us to expein there and had informed us of a 770 s conttiaance to make their 11.1t::4 valid. roily appriftd of this intention, ...nil well aware of the bps slaw fi!uation of the retursirg Officer, we are not furprizeil, that thfo Vats, which . Camntitttc of the Houle of Cc:alma:is, in 3!* . pronounced i.lcgnl, were tai‘v (offered to Pali; that Tri bunal would not ivetait reeking of the moft exalted rank and ch.r..ader, to m ,he coree7 tree; to ferve the purpofes ef an Eledion ; and we look forwcr I, wth he toinoft confidence, that a Commi..kr of t'.e Nev. Parliament will not now fanetion a meafure. as hich, in Asa, Irclll , tl rrek4l ,, l and asp/. Mr. Holland, iis Aildrefi to you this day, cungratul itcd yrai on hit fucc. fs. \Ve : on the contrary, tislt to the legal Voters it Inui prove a fuhj:ift of grief and mortificznoo, that there is nit a fie glc indeptnda - it Freeman among you, who, after wr:e fL:I,I the teerr of this eyening,ein lay hi' hand upon kts !,e-Art and not regret 'he Vote which he has given in fupport of this I kntlentan a ,, il that tyre,. Freeman muft feel, that at all fie are El-,fticami it null rte , t Mneksry to foiicit his Vote,if„ after he has given it, an indefinite number oi 7..penfa.t Tr.say wt t ar e to be b: ought fram I ardon, to out-aumber and dii:tate legal Vn. erS i.f this Borough. We be leave to r.torn you our moft fincere thanks fcr the fupport which yet; have given V% and to allure you, that etfiart of Mr% 01311 b wanting to vindicate your rights, before a Committee of the I Loire of Comnions; and thzt, whc:her we arc fuccef•itil or not, we hail ever retain a grateful ronein bralee of the flattering and kind reception we have met with at the &rout h of OkeLaipton. We b.:ve the huncur to be, Gentlemen, Your obactent and obSeed humble Servant., P. J. THFLI.UssON. GEORGE. WOODFORD THEI.I.USSON. Okehampoon, Friday Evening. gth of July, aca. STAI 0? nit rim. :... Forty objeeted to.hy the Connie! for Mr. Holland - r. 4 M fres. Tlo lluffor.s, hut of enOrfe Mr. Struoge - in a..trotted to Pull by the returning OfTkcr. One Vote wag objeCted to, by the Mr. Theharm - 112 Condit fur Mara. Holland and Mr. G. W. Tlacluffon t 1 7 Strang, and of courfc n.jrard by the returning Officer. FRANCE. PARIS, 23 MESSIDOR, JULY 32. Mitts lIFNERECII, COUNSELLOR OP STATP, CO LONIAL PREFECT AT ST. DOMINGO, TO THE COM MISSARY OF MARINA AT BOUROFAIJX. The Cape-, hinrT I. 1 thank you, Citizen, for the espy of the Treaty of Peace which you have fent me. We had already received it hy an Aviles. fent by the Minifter. Thi, news mutt give mercy to the trade of Bourdeaus ; they will hear with plc:Cure of the complete pac;fication of that colony by the fuhrniftnn of Tour faint, Chriftophe, and of all the Chiefs of the revolted. lhe town of the Cape is rebuilding with muds aCtivity ; commerce abourelt ; the pacification has permitted us to reftore the eoeft ins trade to that colony, which the v:Ar had forced us to fur. pend. The cultivators have returned to their habitations by means of which circulation will be re•eftablalscd ; provifioLa will be more pien:iful in this port, and trade will make It; re. turps w:t:x more cafe. (Signed) saNcticu. LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY r 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: per Cent. Confols, 731 1 ex. die. Ditto, for the epg. with thy. 7 . 53. 4 Per Cent. got - S 7 ... r Cent. to i ii—New Ann t:',4l. Omnfunt 1 dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 73} 74i Short Ann. 3 per Cent. Conf. 7311 Imp. 3 per Cent. 7.t1/ 4 per Cent. Crz ,B 7i 9c ) i Imp. An.i. tz 5-t6t 5 per C. Ann. zi:4111 Fcchcri. Bids, 5 per C , nt 107 to3l Omnilint 1 # dif. Lon? Ann. st t•l6 Conf. for opg. 741 751 7; This day M.tils arri:•ed from Hart:burgh and Holland. Among utlier Articles of icfs niument they have brt,ught us the fuLuu.;og : CONSTANTINOPL F. MAY zB.—Tbc threatening prifuion of - GIORGI OSMAN, the relselhous Dacha, at K!r: Eceleice, twelve leagot:s from Adrianoi.le, elcite:.: much onea!inefi. The GRAND SE IGN!OR has commanded the Copitan Pacha, to take the com umnd of die troops deflincd againfl the rebels, and which are eflimated 22,c00 men. OsM AN, it is laid, ivaas (.n appear.:g in perfon before the SULTAN, to accufe his enemies, who are the fate cause of his rebellion. He avoids the Imperial troops as much as poilible, and it is furpofcd xs ill try to retire towards the Black Sea. He profeffes profound fuhniiilion to the SULTAN. rlis army is not ellitnatcd at more than 5,000 boric, and a le w foot. ANOTHFa LETTER• SAME lIATE• Some days aso intelligence via, received here from Egypt, that thc 1.1.:” have defeated a part of the at my of thz GRAMD VIZIFR. We learn from ano:her quarter, that the rebelli.nay. Paella Glintoi OSMAN, Wll , for tome time pall has ellablithed an independtnt j.irildinion in the neighbourhood of Ad.i t nople, iocieares daily in pc.wer, :and bids open deft ince to the comm.intls of thr Porte. In etnife(pt:nce 1.1 tiliy condo°, which teems to threaten :Le rep fa' of the 'ratrkilh empire, the Gavin SP.IGIV.K het. ref•lved to lend againq a col ps 12,000 ro.n, on.lei the corona and ',fill,: C PITAW PACH :Uhl ro plain,. the m•a Vignrons meafitre to rellore h , nui order. How Ear there will fucceed, time /tol ak:ermine, hot ih. fpirit content his tv:cotiv.: fu gksteral, t!lAt thc evzot i confidered ac very U0,11)11111. HACCIF, Jay a I.—On the z3-.1, of lafl month, $ publication, wad i% to make known to the pro . concluded at Amiens on the 27th of March, to.' gether with the feparate article in the particular convention relating to the tßth article of the Paid Treaty, concluded and figned the fame day by the Miniaers Plenipotentiary of the French and Bata vian Rept,blics, was feized by an order of State. AMSTERDAM, JULY 12.—A lltter from Dref den, of the 28th ►►lt. contains the following in telligence :—Yeaerday accounts were received here, that the Chevalier de SAXE, who had refided for fume time paft at Vienna, was killed the pre ceding day in a duel, on the borders of Bohemia, not far from Auflich. The body was conveyed to a neighbouring monaftery and there interred. Accorciing to letters from nothing, of the 6th inilant, a dillurbance took place there the day be fore, in conks:pence of a velfel which arrived in that port with piece goods from London, confign ed to the honfe of J. Hintz:nay, being feized by the Fiench Commiffioners, and would, no doubt, have been attended with ferious confequences, had it not been foppreffed by the firm and refolute conduct of one of the Magi hates, L. DE WIT. On We:lnefday the CHANCELLOR waited upon the PRINCE, in his robes, at Carlton Houle, and adniiniqtred the neeeffary oaths to qualify his Royal Highrefs for voting by proxy for the elec. tir.n of the Sixteen Peers of reolland, his Royal Hiyhaefs tlic Prince of WALES is to review four battalions oldie Foot Guards on Wim bledon Common Li Tuesday next, previous to the reduaion of the Supernumerary Officers. The Battalion Sorg •ons of the Brigade are included amongq the Vtficers to be put en half pay, it hay. in; been thought nccefrary only to have an Al Infant Surgeon with each of the battalions which were lately fent to WintlCor and Winchclier. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gt.ouctsTEt, Chancellor of the Univeffity of Dublin, has ap pointed Lord KILWARDEN Vice Chancellor of the Univerlity, in the room of the late Earl of CLARE.. The Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES left town night, for Blackheath. The Duke of PORTLAND attended yefl-rday at Lord linwicastiuity's ()dice; as did the Earl of ROSSLYN. Nil - count LoNctuvan.: is arrived at Can't Mary, in Ireland. Lord and Lady SOMERS, Admiral Sir THOMAS PASLIY, Sir Ric Haar) KING, MiliOr•Gerleral TOORNToN, Captain It icKETTS, and Capt. WARD LAW, arc among the lait arrivals at Cheltenham. Lord MACDONALD, Hon. Mr. MACE:I'M/ALM, Sir DAVID HUNTER BLAIR, Lady AMELIA KAYE, Lady ANN Dasawnvo, General MiwooNAt.o, and Cclonel CALCKOFT, are arrived at Harrowgate. The death of the late Lieutenant General SPRY. of the crrps of Engineers, was rccalioned by a cold caught in attending the afccnii , •:i of GAP. NRR I A's balloon. He lived but a very thort time to erity his promotion, about which lie had expreif ed more than cotorann anxiety. He will be Inc ceedeci by Major Gator:al MORSE. The remains of the Bigrop of Waterford were interred on M(nJay !e'nnight, in the family vault of St. Mary's church, truhtin. The funeral wa. attended by a number of the :-!ohlty and Gentry. The half of his fortune is bequeathed to Lord Tx• itau who is by marriage his nephew. Mr. JIOEFrINcroN will acquin: by his death a good le gacy in ready money. In art an,:;ing the library of the late Mr. WILK H, (ince the death of his daughter, Hi, own Life" is found to have been cut out of it:vellum hiuding, with :u! a leaf, exceil i he title-; age, remaining. On Weduclday the new navigable canal from ti,e river to the town of Leven, in Hol.l.ern..f, was r'p:tl for the uf2 of the rth Ye. The da.: proviug two vore!s, in which was an rsce.iient band ..f pairl:ll the leek !.tiled into the h.lfon, acclatoa• ioc• cfa •fre.t_ concourfe of people alremßled Rr expr,ds tbei joy on the oc,:a!lnn. The Royal Clanalpine Re!ziment commanded by Major LAMONT, arrived at Stranraer on the. gth A cannon hail, we'7,hlng upwards of 2 2lbs. was hit svc...k found in Piigrini•llrect gate, NeWealtle, (no;v pulling down), about a yard below the fiir lace nl the parapet wall:. It is ftippofed to have been Ihot againit the town doting the wars between King Charles I. and the Parliament. A letter from an Officer at the Cape of Good Hope, dated April 14, cvncludes with laying, ~ Two Botany Bay (hips have arrived this day from Engl end. During the pillage, the conrias role, and cud:avowed to get roft :Moo of the Chip, by which the crew sst:recompeitcd to fir:. Sonic 1 of the convi.is Were killed, anti leveral wounded." Extra& of a Letter from Sitez.—" We are lying in Soca Roads, radar the command of Sir Hoyle POPHAM, is the Rostr.ikv, with hi, Majefly's (hilts. SHEERNESS and kylt. 14 Et.st iv a, feveral rf the Coin pany's (mall ci nizers, and 2.4. fait.. of their arrm;d tranfpoits, mounting from 20 to 36 guns, zil I built at Bombay and Calcutta, anti probably the finell (hips 41 their dais in the world. We are !lowly ex peling the Si, :: SI Bt. F. fi igate .tntl VICTOR hoop ; aid when the Definitive Treaty is figne,r, it is fuppoted we than embark the Indian army that arc brought to Copir." The Legion of I-format is now organized, and a decree has been publifhed diltiding the RepaWic into fixteen parts, in each o: which there is to be a company of the Legion. When this inllitution 4 was oiiginally propoled, it•was cal) , to fee that it was deligned by the Calif Ct)NSUL to be a means of tiipporting his ittithoritlr. Fly the mode in which l it is formed it will have the. whole weight and con !Erptence of a military nobility, and by being thus generally diffufed over the departments of the Re 'public, it, general influence Will be more ftrongly ... • CORN MARIETS. CORN INIPIICTORs RRTYRM PROM UZINLIDC!. JULY 15. Wheat, per Load, from z6l. los. to 191. Barley, per Q2arter, from 11. tos. to 11. 141. Oats, per Quarter, from 11. 21. to il.6s. Beans, per Quarter, from IL 121. to 11. 16s. Peafe, per Quarter, from 11. 18s. to 21. 21. MARK.LANI, JULY 16. - Our Corn Trade . continues extremely heavy ; and we had an addition of Wheat and Beans to day to thofe left on hand laf Monday.-We quote the Pr ices of that day as being the terms of this morning generally. The alterations our Market will experience depend on the favourablenefs of the weather for the enfuing harveft. E oglifh Wheat, per quarter, 465.525.655. to 70s. Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. dos. Rye, 325. 345. Barley, 2os. 265.-(Malting) 3 2 5. 355. Malt, 465. 50s. 525. Oats, t6s. 195. 2 ts. 6d. Honk Beans, (New) 30s. 345. Tick Beans, (New) 285. 31s. Hog Peace, 305. 345. Boilers, 341. 381. 391. Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt. Coriander, 3os. to 345. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to 88s. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per Flour sos. 555. per Pack. wErmourH, yuLr 14. This morning the Kmc and Princes Saporta, on borfeback, rode over the beach as fir as Bin comb Downs. The Q/Ett4 and PRINCESSES, the Princefs CHAR LOTTE Of WALES, Ladies CATHCART and GRANT LEY, rode in their carriages to Chickerel, where they got out and walked a confiderable time, ia converfation with feveral of the principal inhabi tants. Admiral Dio LIT and fuite arrived here lad night; alfi) the Counted; of MANSFIELD, accompanied by C.s.olonel GREVILLF. A man and his wife yeflerday fell into the fea r but by the affiance of fome failors were extricated. St. SwitMa commenced yeflerday his watery r.dge, and, according to the common adage, may exped a feries of the fame weath:.:r for forty days. On Tuefdly !aft the Rulers of the Watermen's Company went in their barge, to mark the diffe. rent Flying places of the free watermen working b:twcen Windfnr and London, to prevent any en croachments being ritsde on the sights and privi leges of the flid Company. All the London papers received in Dublin on the loth init. which heretofore paid only twopence p , itage on delivery were charged two/hi/tit:peach. We remember a limilar trick was at mpted by I.i me people in the Poll Office, during The election , for the last Parliament. As foon as Government were mask acquainted with the circninnance the etAsction was ordered to be returned, and the prac tice to be dikontinned, as the Stamp Ofte re ceipts would h.tve fuffered. We doubt not.that thof: in whofe department it lies will initantly coned !hi% abide. The Silver Arrow, given by the Town of E 'in burgh, was Mot t,,r, by the Royal Company Ateliers, on Monday the ctli inilant, and %Pan by CIiaRLES CUNNINGHAM. The followin:1 is an eitt ma from ,the Caledonian Aferruu, of the 25th Dec. t 733.--a. On Wedntf d.ty a nice was run betwixt the famous 76/m Aft the Flins !)rawer, and the Pinwher r;:, who has won 102 matches lince 1729—t0 •nile% on Sherwood Forell, too guineas, and woe. by the lot mer, who ran it in sz Minutes, the other in 53 minutes and 3 feconds: the former died four hums atter, and the other will not live." Out-Km—Sam, clay latt was played 4 Match of Oki :et ct Walworth, between Eleven Gentle men of the klontmerton Club, and Ekven Gentle rtwi. of the 'aturday's Montpellier dub, for ;co goin..:as, which WAS won by the former by five wickets. On Wednerday a Grand Match of Cricket was played at Camberwell, between Eleven Gentlemen of Camberwell and 'PecLharn, and Eleven Gentle men of Clapham, for 500 guineas, which was won by the former by three wickets. The following remarkable " capricious turn of inn' dye fortune's wheel" has lately occurred a Ihoemaker, in Sunderland, -named WEasrt s, who, together with a wife and family, had long known the extreme of poverty, has been left heir to property to the amount of nearly 20,0001. Amonglt the variety of agt icultur..l implements exhibited this year at Woburn Sheep Slvaring, one the molt fingular and ufeful, was a plough which turns three furrows at the fame time, cc quiring no more force than is ufually applied to a tingle plough, one pair of horles having ploughed nearly eighteen acres of turnip land with it the week preceding the Meeting. It is the invention of the Rev. Mr. EDWARD CARTtt RIC HT, the Gen. •leman who has the fuperintendance of the agri- cultural arrangements, In nobly projeded by the late, and as nobly continued lxy the prefent, Duke f 13i,nroftn. A long range of cottages, on a farm of Mr. Alder's, at Gofwick, near Berwick upon Tweed, was difcovered to be on fire a little after mid•day, on Monday 'all; and notwithilanding every exer tion on the part of the poor inhabitants, the whole with all they contained, were almott initantane onfly reduced to athes. Among other ravages of the mercilels flames, were the accumulated t4rings of one induftrious cottager, to the amount of aol. in bank notes, the hard earned fruits of many a care-fraught hour ; and 12 pounds, in the fame peri(hable materials, the price of a cow, which t.,4 throttled of but aim days 'Afore. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY...-WIND N. W. AllITVID• Dv` i DubHa, g a Waterford g a Hamburgh, a a Dutch o PORTSMOUTH, JULY rs. Arrived the CENSOR and MONKEY gun vefrels from a crui7e; the Endeavour. LEE; Ann, DOVE; Mary, PARK; and Mary and Ann, Coos:, from Sunderland ; and, yefterday the George, RosiN. SON ; from Frederick(ladt.—Sailed this morning Et. CoNso (loop of war,and this evening the Mra mart), of 38 guns, Capt. 01.1 v Fa, to the eaftward to b e paid off; alfo the St. Vincent, SMITH ; and the Spring, DUNNING, for London. Came into Har. bour the Rosurr, of 74 guns, Capt. Jcavis ; and ZraLous, of 74 guns, Capt. LINZEE ; to be paid and laid up in ordinary. This day the DAKAR. NOUGHT, of 98 gdns, was paid off. IMULERNESS, JULY is. Arrivedthe ARIADNE and RESOLUTION frigates, and theMosiNss gun-brig from a eruize.—Sailed the Ammo Hoop, FERRI TER and Locust gun. brigs, on a cruize. The JuNo frigate has paired the N'•re on h r way up the River. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL, lot.? 15.—Arrived and failed far the River, ths Se eling Cattle. Ho , :systio::, tom the Eaft Indies: alfa a fri. gh• t um the 'leftward, fuppofedio be the Quebec. Wind S.W. t.RAYIStIRD, JULY 11.-•l 3 3fred by, the Charlton, Ctn.. BRIT/GI, from Madras; William, NIORITAIN, frOM Nests; Volunteer, Got-0,1,4CH, from Dublin; Auguflus Cern, Kitt, Ltv, from Jamaica; Flora, ROBINSON, from Dort; Hope, LADLAS, from Rotterdam; Margarett, Doat.sr, from Ans fterdsm ; Exprefs, CoaLew, from Gottenburgh; and Fro', Gallbech, Slawen,from MerneL—Sailed the Harriott,Hoitav, C II SI se ES. for lklfitft ; Neptune, t. aura; and James, DULf Y, Err Seville; Unity, Etna), for GL.L, v ,1 ifflus. SCRIM ra for Bre.nen ; Jonge Elizabeth, —, foe °fiend; Salifbury, HURIPHIIIta, for Amtterdam; Orion, Evaits ; and Betfey and Sufau, PATTBILBORI, 181 Ape. tcrdam. ARRIVED. in the Downs.—Keettante, Appleby, from St. Croix; M R . na p s sh a af or ib, from IlLmatata; Charlotte, Kent; and John and Thelma% Leath, from Jamaica; and Anthony Margin, l -.Ll.a re. Off Purtfmoutn—Afia, Wardlove, from Bombay; Betfey, Thinly, from Demar.ra ; Ceres, Wcbb, from Martinique; Ocean. Maras, from Lifbon ; and Ann, Taylor, from Petal. burgh. Off the Wight—Neptune, Serynser, from Jamaica. Off the Start—Adin.nture, Finlay, from Jamaica. Off Oatunoutd—Calcutta, Maxwell, from Bengal. At Falmouth—James, Storre, from Virginia, and Williai and Mary, from New York. At Clyde--Sitters, Hamilton, from Demarara. In the River—Mary, Creek, from Grenada. At Liverpoed--Enterprize, Cockrap, from Maffachufettr; Lucy, lit tephens, from Demarara; James, Hawltim, from :rec. land ; Areis, Burehin, from Dantzic ; and Mar4,Chs:e, from Copenhagen. At Bridol—Flora, Baker, from Jamaica, and Venus, guilt from t. Kitts. • At Yarmouth—Friendthip, from Memel. At Whitby—Lively, Smith, from Greenland. • At /41, wfoundland—Difpatch, Elsford, from Dartmouth, and General Prefrot, —, from Cadiz. At Halifaxr-Nevis, from Nevis. At Demarara—John, Reid,. and Mary, Ball, fromAfries. At New Broofwick—Atlantic, Bataan, from London, an 4 Rntay, Cambridge, from Liverpool. CHARLOTTE FORT, SHETLAND, JULY s, The weather of late has been extremely cold and boiderous, very fnowy. Vegttatioa is much in. jured, and um- tithing boats being In rinall could not live at lea. The confequences feared are fcarcitr of bread, fodder, and fifh. Upwards (164 Dutch bulks appear off the Fort, but not one They arc from 5o to go tons burden, manned with is hands each, aitd profecining the herring fifhery." We cannot learn their iiicc:fs, owing tti the weather preventing airy intcrcourfe with them. The felowing chips were at l' 4 ,f r alta on the 26th of Mg, preparing for their return to England, viz : Guns. Commanders , . Kent Sir R. BICKERTON, ' 4 /Cant Gibraltar - - 8o H. Kw*. Northumberland • 74 -- Mairrira. Alexander • - 74 —M. Dixov. Heaor • 7 74 Soirstr, Ading. igre • 74 -- JacitsvN, Acting. Renown - . 74 C. Mitre. Monmouth 64 --- HART. F•a•elY • 64 SC4..TT I.'Aten!ene . • - 64 --- Sit T. LivzNorrogii. IltAakel 64 CLARKE. cfit our - 64 BAKER. Hacrlcm - 6o NoRTILET. Madras e 54 -- Batas. TROOPERS. Expedition - 44 -- Wit sox. Reiulus Experiment Chrrol r Pegarus 44 PII3ILA/Ilit. 4 4 SAY/ L 44 SCHOKBEILOo 28 ••••• PRNOltiLlt• 11.10 AT LS. 3 —. MA L LINO. 38 Hon. C. PACIT I 11.001.1. - 18 DICI4. - 18 Lieut. Acciing. Diana Hydra Cynthia Cam:lcon 7, Prndour Dover • ARMED "IRA N SPOILI 4. - 44 Capt. SUOICLAND. 44 Licut.Baowwg. On the 7th July the Du Kt of KENT packet fpoko in lat. 48, 36, long. 20, 37, the (hip Mary, loan Chaticlitmn, bound to. Coves, out 29 days, and l'n the tnlowing day the (poke the Prince rick to trom Glalgnw, bound to Nova Scotia. — The Packet pallid on the loth intiant, lat. 49, 2 9. long. 8, 26, a brig with Aurora, of Teignin.mt , i, marked on her ttern ; on the t tth the (poke the Brunlwick, trom Martinique for London, out 26 days. The 'hip Reward, Capt. Jona LEACH, lately ar rived from the ltland oflamaica, on her pair. Ihottly after failing from that Ifland, caught a lhark near feven feet in length : as the Tailors are fond of that fish. and the people of the Reward having eaten moll part, with the liver, in a few hours the Captain found five of his men and two boys were poifoned, and in a few days they all . died, feveral of them mad. The DUKE of Mon TROSI, EARL Howls, and DtT i o g as ic a 4 re the thi .E n c e fi x dc t l u hi c p y s O to n a t h r re ih i from han February la IL Pw - I I . li 11