Star. — London, England, 1801-12-15 00:00:00

volles ft wu tisafiesod that &heir Iliofit writ' etipi famod is Beitifh - maattfiktutsts. • He wifked the Haste fa mama the great benefit the count* mak dative from the edlonial produce caufing Alt eztaifive a amfery for feamen. He coiremb4 that opening the difiillerits at this time would be attended with i n•reai hazard : We might have a re petition of thole calamities under which the boon try lately fuffered ; and the fpirit of .the peopid, whom it would be again neeeffary to fupport_ by charity,. would be completely broken. LordGxso exert s faid the flaternent of his Hon. Friend, relative to the inipollibility of putting a flop by force to fmuggling in Scotland, was n libel on Parliament, for it was an evil which nb human power could 'check, on account of the it* acceffible places where theiefrnugglin trants , were earned OIL Theowhole of the l ofs, in pb of bread•which the opening of the diftillerids woni4 occitfinn, would athount only to one-twentieth part of the aggregate of the bread made from different kinds ofgrain throughout the entire kingdom. • - After tome explanations from Mr. Aisoinormt and Mr. VANSITTAICT, the Houfe divided—Fot the Motion acistkrainfl it Ss—Majority In favour of renewing the 6a.—Adjourned. ' LONDON. TUESDAY, DRUMM. z 5. v PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE VOLOCEt Confab for opening, lompOd ' • 4 per Cau...B.oo7lblew 3 per C. sosto-imi Ame. sit it-t 6. wriniusa so. }MCI OF STOCES VISTIRDAY. leak SPA Short Amu 5 3-t6 per =ed. 67 66.1 bop 3 per Cent. 65i 4 per 11 41 Esseheq. Bilis, 31. as. prem. per DAC 3 7.97* Englith List. Tie. AL 7s. LoftAtia t9f t t-i6l Coat for opt. 68} Oar Readers will fee by the proceedings oflaft sights in the Hoare of Commons, that the Malt Diftilleries are again to be refumed. This day a Mail arrived from Hambnrgh. Letters from Conflantinople (late, that the Gar k wo Salaam has fignified to Lord ELGIN. that as an acknowledgment of the important fervice rendered by the Englifh in recovering Egypt for the Porte, he has ordered a new palace to bt built at Pera, which ilia be the permanent property of .the Englifh Entbadry. EXTRACTS FROM THE HAMEURGH MAIL. Vienna, Nov. as.—His Excellency Pield Mar aud Count Laser died laft night: he has• be queathed to the Archduke Cuaates a park which he poaffed in the environs of Vienna, adding however, a sequel that his Royal Highnefs will permit the public to enjoy the pleafure of : walking in it. The new Contlitution of the Cifalpine Republic is founded on the model of that of Franee, but with this difference, that inilead of a Firil Conful. there will be a Prefident for twenty years; to which go:due:lt dignity, it is hid, I,octsr BONAPAILTI . wilt be appointed. ni report thauFritice erifheal the Deputation of the Empire for the regulation of the Peace of Lunerille not to meet at Ratak.; but at force place nearer France. is without fora dation. . The Spann Amballador at our Court, the Mar quis de CAMPO &ALL/Aral, who is at przfent at Pavia, has received a courier from his Court, ap. pointing him Spanifh Plenipotentiary at Amiens. The Archduke Jon m has returned from his jour ney to the Tyrol. Mixen, Nov. 14.----The courier, MOUSTACIIE, has brought the fantlion of the Frerich Govern ment to the new Cifalpine Conftitutinn. The pro, ♦iftonal Government, in conjunaion with the liE nifter PERLET, and General MORAY, had invited the Friar CONSUL, to nominate himfelf the prin cipal authorities, and give them power to appoint the others. To this pmporal the FIRST CONSUL anfwered, that he would willingly comply with the requeft, and for that purpofe come in perfon to Milan, were he not prevented by the multiplici ty of bufinefs which required his attention ; but as he had propofed to come to Lyons, he pointed out a number of perfons whom he invited to meet him at that city, to chute with him, and probably from among themfelves, the members of the firft audio- i rides. In this invitation are comprised the 29 Bi fhops of the Republic, 33 Curates, 46 Members of the Tribunals of Jullice, 31 from the Chambers of Commerce, 31 Literati, 12 Members of the Departmental Adminiftrations, t Deputy from each of the 40 principal towns, 49 perfons from 1 the National Guard. 27 Deputies frOm the Troops of the line, t so Notables ; 6 Members of the Committee of Government ; and 35 of the Coufulta. There paten]: are to affemble at Ly ons and form re kind of C.ongrcf.. One hundred ducats have already been given, to each towards their sixpences ; thole who are incapable .4f defray. lag the remainder will receive the whole of them. The Lesiflative Confulta, on the propofition ci tie Committee of Govrrnment, has decreed on the ,cth the formation of an extraordinary Conful ta, the Member. of s%hi.h (hall meet at Lyons co the : ads of next, to frame the bafis of all the organized laws tending to prevent the dif frisfiou. which may olaftrua the giving adivity to the Conftitutton. and afford the Firft Confut fuch information as maybe regnifite for him toomminate OS OR :Icsitkas of the three Ektlipl goners. irheilrierllforltiiihr It 'Mut only thre. Ilesabta bfike Ccitornittue 91Goveroment. • . • .• 'Low, Nov. 7: : ,-Mr. Da v talcum, after having bid here Cane days, fetont on the sd for Naples, ..in quality of Englifts Minifter to his Majefty the King ofthe Two Sicilia. 1 ,M...Cassiat, who was Charge d'Affaires from li.ufGa to the Holy See, and recalled by Pain I. is expeaed here in quality of Refident Minifter from his Imperial Majefly Atszsensa I. He is, it is Paid, inverted with full powers relative to, the affairs of Italy. . Haovz, Nov..2B...—Yefterday were appointed the Members of the Syndicat, which, like the Sc. 'ilitte in France, is charged to watch over the ob fervance of the Conflitution. Citizen Hors, of , Amfterdam, Member of the Court of juilice of Holland, the Ex-reprefentative Thew, of Haer leth, and Citizen Vazzassaaa; of Arttheim, are nominated. 1...1 On the soth of December a Beet ot merchant men will fail from the Tezel for thedMediterra nean, for the Tuft tine : it will hare a cause , " to Smyrna: • - - ''t ' ."'' ' Ad*okßlk.'"firtrut is returiedfrbin the Hague togle Teat], I Tuefday laR the firs divillon of M‘DONALD'S Regiment of the Ifles, which arrived is Glafgow on the Monday from England, marched far Fort George. The record divifion is alto arrived. Lord Fouty. Whir comes of age in a few weeks, Reps Iqt/ d im almoll gnincumbered eftste, in Wor. cetterthiee.iind .refordfhire, pf 36,0601. per rain. Great preparations are making at his Lordftsip's feat to celebrate this fellive day. re n., ~.,. Tine Ma IT ,Live Terf74 - e. • rids/ says, “We are, fOrmed that Cornet SAM,. sop intends perfragnlng his Time Match on Spa. toe Foreft, the Pile next Sanburn Crofs, about foilr miles from this city. Mr. SAMPSON is not confined to perfoitn his Match within a s hours and a quarter of the fame day, but rapy Ran at What hour be choofes on the precedirae afternoon, sivira; tirenty-fonr hours Werra •of 'the time. It is erpated drat he .will .Bart early otkone of the evenings of the eight days (having any-pge - atheist in his choice)prior to the 24th; for the convenience of the moon-light during the night. Mr. Sam rime . '• petted soo guineas additional to the former Ofis guineas. For the better performance of his Match, Mr. SA itrsom has gone into training with the renowned Mr. Jogs, Souris, of Cotillion the well known trainer of many celebrated Feder trians." . Mr. ADAM WATHAM, Come days since, after a courtship of 40 years, led Mifs LkTITIA &VAN, of Talbenpy-hall, Pembrokethire, to the Hymeneal Altar. The united ages of this happy pair amount to fornithing wore than one betadred Ind fortj „years! On Wednefday Lift, a young Gentleman of Chri l's College, Cambridge, walks 4 to miles upon the MihP Road in one hour and ..e. niinutes; the Ore five miles he performed in 44 rapines, and 'the whole was done with the molt apparent cafe. ,Qpe kimir agd threequitisys was the time allowed. ~ • AO eralositir:-Ulicakrding toms obteria tinn taker `on the 7th ink. by Mr. cAPIL 1 0 01:FT, it "pc* that The folar fppfs *at prefent exceed in naniber ' any frag for, :reonfiderahle. time. The, principal. s are Palt"'tfie fun', ce •,. *award, and form p ftriking curve, exera i ' 011e:eighth of' Ail ftur's diameter, or 2 Rue Of ut ion ono igilet., 4 fpot is entering on the caller* fide of the fun.' which is alto luitered. !.11tittide a the fun at the time of • rthfcrvation, 14 degrees ;latitude, by former obfer vation, p degrees a 8 minutes. .09 Saturday fennight; a Illtlitiefore tto'clock at night, a large 'meteor, vitili a iltibtilar bead, and . a Ant_ tail, padre over Glafgovr i Its courfe was from the tooth eaft to the north weft. It was fo very luminoui, that the Onalleft object was difcern ible An the ftreets. On the night of Saturday the sth, or morning of Sunday . the iStkinll. u large quantity of arfenic was put into the pump of Mr. Thus. Taylor, of Elvington, near York. from the poifonous divas of which the lives of hinifilf and'whole family, confiling if eight parlors, were endangered. The paiticiilars leading to the dilcoverf ire nearly as follow :—On Sunday, the 6th, in' the morning, Mrs. Taylor went to the pump in order to fill a tea-kettle for breakfall : on pumping the water, (be obferved that it was rather milky, Inn paid no further attention to the circumfiance. Af ter drinking the tea, the whole family, confining Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, four children, and two fervants, were feized with the moll excruciating pains in the flomach and bowels, accompanied with extreme naufca and ficknefi. This led.them to examine the water in the tea-kettle, at the hot turn 'of which they found a quantity of white pow. der. They then went to the pump, where they likewife found a large quantity of the fame fort of powder in the cylinder, and iirewed round the infide of the pump. Medical Alliance was fent for, when the powder, on examination, proved to be arfenic ; the ufual remedies were immediately applied, happily with fuccefs. The family, how ever, Rill remain extremely weak. from the dele terious elfeas of the poicon. Flas.—Sir Jona DAIIWOOP'S family snacilion, at Weft Wycombe was nearly dellroyed on Friday fennight by accident . One of the fervints having placed two pounds of gunpowder in the oven to dry, it caught fire, as it is fuppofed, from Come dy• ing embers which were remaining (the oven hay. ing been ufed preceding day). The exploSon alarmed the (wilily. It parted the oven &fonder, bloke all the witnicivrs in the houfekeeper's room, and evcrturnesk.feieral pieces of furniture. The butler ' who whs in the pantry near the accident, felt th e fhoej6 lb violently, as to be thrown on the ground at Rune dinner, but providentiall_y was not materially hurt. Sir Jolly. with. Os% atfillance of the fervants, put a flop tq further issirchief,4 applying buckets *raw tp titat part ofthe) t o where tiAt sccitlept baprined : • 114f1TICalL - I:1 t •. , iIIAIIIIIMS DATENAPIXD &AM iv*. s . : .M 41.6 2 • Weilekri, ''. s • Damslado. I . • ......... . .FALMOVTIIi Dec. 12.—.. Sailed this day the fol lowing packets, vis :-:-Towiesamm Capt. DODD, with the Mail of the ad inaant, for New York 1 At/OEI4IID i Cape. Sol in , Lsm.dittch.for jmnaicax Dues 4 Yoam Capt. Daus . .ditto of the sath ult, and tit init. for Lifbon • and Palace of WaLss, Capt. Toni, with ditto of the Bth inador.ditto." Polka/gm par Auckiraid•-.Hendee. La Cbavaes;Lirpede 1 sod Wit.. —l-p94 l l 9 damari. -.1-_•; Terry seal swmDauestem 1 mr• B 4 1; and34l4 HArt . s 2 ; ' ~ f 1 .L! .:I'.^: I , Per Duke as Y ore owitae'Clieaafe, usant d'ollatuh ,Cher: d'Akeirrile, Cbr. de Flarliipe, .Mr. Wye, and Mr George Sealy: - , ' Per Prince atiraide..Wra. Kadipt, Efq. ameba:ft, Mew' The LgOitforatt picket is readifforfea, and will carry 6q die Leeward IlladdiMaWciff, 16th. ' 81 : 1 0 4_68 :CAmqir•an he gfaandisOs i.Arai.: .ryg, !e i ltw o, f ea, ,„ 7 4 4::,... 1.4.14, for Not x IlleettalP it ' U CS! 1 / 4 'pr 4 , 9401. JUIV-: .I+l4f; for )9,3E, • . :4 8 • 0 * Pe oemapira ; C e res , Itscotaii*ami foe .. . 1 " 11 ; Fneil' , N o 4s+Aß4 Weefth f . • of Naplef. *avail, "pc piapwidAdvisph . gisi °Barr, tot: g io A !"*rived drOPT.lr?.ll!cflit 15 rico PrPl*?• :1 1 11 * . .. .i a 1 V. 4 •,. - , . PORTIMOUfiIat .74111 P• 4•!"' 4. 4 Arrived 'a great number of .00tgarcilsoOsisd Wen indiamem *c. , limn the Downs.—This day Fkll .the weals:lately arrived from the Streighta were releafpd4rom gpatantine. Several gun-boats are coma Mee the Barbour to be paid off: . . SNIERN LSE, DEC. 14.—Sailed. his = Mafears .tbip Yoga, Capt. FERRIER.) liazasithiopate,-Capt. P , and the Dizusanci.finopioirthe*Prer. .—Remain in harbour, the /lame. )Isof)lital Blip, Lieut. Rlcza4N, Maoscsaties, •Wkazaassztn, leis,: Aususczne, Jamaers, and Haas frigate s , la SOPHIA, lisauss Aux, Henry, PEsrstos.s, and Giza Hoops , with thirty-three gun-brigs; alto the &Lay and ALsicoite Rom's, &swam Pim se reit, and TICE ESL gun-brigofer file, and the Isis, in.dock.—Wind at Nortb, moderato, Ma LIPOID, Die: 1 2:44AryiVeditht Druid,, Don, COLL,' Rom Dublin.for Rt.. VPicebt'il *Trickly MEDDOZ, from Dublin for St. Chrillotottees. Tali veffels, at fix A. M. of the sods, regrew) of eath other near the mouth of this harbotri i but oirlug to the prompt affiflance rendered byzeot.'Deil SIN, of the DILIGENCE Etlrentle - Clat */10:11 -` petted to be pall i ng by at thU date, ylb t_p 4 got into port without very enbittlailitjhry.?—akii raved alto, Barrack', MUDGE* asedNialicf ? N'scuni... son, from Liverpool for Jamlifear - , FROM LLOY e et Olt. Daki,, Dec. 14.—5161 • the outward bound for Portfmosith.—Wind N. N. W. Geavesszo, Dec. 14.—Paired by the Abigail, Gowen, from Faro ; Griffin, CIYEII, from .!_:ant ;* Richard, —, from Gibraltar ; Cecilia, —l 7 —,. from Barcelona; Maria Carolina, --:—....frorn Ma laga ; St. Andrew, —, from Seville 1 and' El Sole, —, from Cephalonia.-Sailed the Courier, Vitesr, for Madeira; Arithofit, Aiza - " for ' CUlhaven ; VrOw Elizabeth, Martz, . fbi . 'be Nymph, Garreas, -mei !Wei' Romig ~,..... for g . Rue! . . The ' ELIPN•NT, BRPIIIB4IMR, .GANcns. Go. Lute, and Curets! men Of Val 4FriYid off Ma deira Mt* 3oth of Otlober,* and proceeded the pen day. to the Smut NIV0l; fuppofed fot the Well Indies. • • - „ ~ The Aatftipsa frtrriyeg at deka on * tyth Olt.. From Te •or c ; ~ ,, ,,f l och flue . la rd hid been With' Colopel - now; Or liie ' • MI ie iiment, but Nyho Wil itot Perinitd to • nel,': as 'Um Spaniaidi . h#d• )103 then reeived.,thf Official . , . account of Pew : '' . - • The Wass! floiaP of war, bound to Afriat. 47- rived off Madeira the ad of Novem ber, Mid failed the (antes li* T l be Trig:ate' !Ammo use' which failefl fimp ; Anctjaa'fty die itrpore of ! 'innvejiog to Egypt, the lnYelligtitie . relative to the Ftelalaiinartes pf 'Felice, hailid an engagment vi th thatiTurkigti, frigaitts; which compell ed her •to . take refogein Malta, and.where they ectdiatVito block her eft. The Walfingham, SttoWatt., from 'Malta fo Falmouth, is wrecked near Biddeford. The Aurora; IVl.Kutar, from Newfoundland to Clyde, is 101 l on the coati of Ireland. • . The Joffrow Petronclla, Jacobs, from Linton, is arrived at Weyntouth, with damage. I ' Letters from the Hague of the 28th of Novena. ber, flate--- ,, A ten ibletorm tvhii.h began here on 1 Saturday evening, continued with m o il u n n f ua l l violence till yetterday morning, that is flu days and fis nights, and did incredible daMage on our coatis. Weyellerday received accounts that from . the Vie to ree, 33 (hips of different nations were wrecked. The lower part of Amilerdam is laid under water. At Haerlem great damage 'has i been done by the tea overflowing the Slaper-dyke." Extra& of a letter from Kirkwall in Orkney, I dated the 23d of November, 1 801.--.." Lafi Satur. ' day morning the 2 111 inft; it blew one of the longeß znd moR continued heavy' gales of wind from the. N.W. attended with lhowt 4 twof untomrcr,nly lirge hail Roues, that ha bge4 tirtieticitl hi th 4 (WA - try in the memory of Man, excePi . the fiorim in the beginning of Jannary tem . Durin g the day. the brig Eliza of Dublin, Wri. ; Scavan mailer, from Archangel for Dublin, loaded with pitch, ear, and iroo,lying in Kirkwall Roads, was drove on fhore on the rocks near the town, and will be. came it total *reek. " The &Sp Carolinit . of Liverpool, °miler Oausow mailer, from R iga, loadeckw:th timber. flax, and wheat,Tor I f ivetpciol4 4 vras drove nn &Ice near the faire Owe% greedy bilged, and much of the ea ir° mu be kli; but after it is taken out, it is thou& ibe May be got off and repaired. The Aeons of Workington, - Dickson Molter, from Pe ttrilmrFiss foaded with Oft and iroo t for Green- :. ~; . nib, after ftafferibg • great** &can rthe 'amity providentially drove on More on the Ayre of Ki r k. wall, and it is thooght may be got off the nett Bream tide.--fiappily no lives were loft, though the crew of the Elaza made a .miraculou s efcap t , by being affifted by many of the inhabitant s of Kirkwall, at the peril of their fives, the fea dath, ing over them at the time molt vehemently.... During the fame hurricane, there were two large (hips and two brigs drove on (bo re at S tromne; and as the .form continued till Sunday evening, we are fearful melanch o ly i nte lli gence will foam reach us from the North files. As yet we have heard no loffes in the Illes, having had no comma. •nication with any of them for finne weeks Naas Extra& of another letter from Orkney, dated Tuefday morning, 24th November, nine o'clock, moraing,andeaa&fght.--m It bas rained inceffandy all night and juft now, and it again blows a dread. fnl. hurricane from the N. N.. W. An inhabitant of the Ward *of Sinith Rtmaltifbay informs me, tha t laft•Saturday a large (hip from the call country, loaded with wood, called the Jean of Liverpool, (mafter's name not known) f or L iverpool, was also riven afhore in that Wand, durin g the 'form on tiaturdaylaft• ,The pot}, whi c h fh ou l d have been 'hire on Thurfday,iis not yet arrived, nor will W thetwind•and weather continue as they are." • We bear from Elgin,- that a few days ago, a pooh Inman of that town unfortunately fell into Ski oplardraw wall and was miferably bruitid, and nitift have perdbed,had not fome people, who acci. &litany heardber cries, gone to her affi (lance and extricated her/from , her dreadful fituation. Her lie is AdeOsaired.of,,and what adds more to the me. • -Imhoff cirensaideume is, that fhe i s f evera l months pregnant. , ,eir . i . , • t , solopiny MARKETS. ~: ..- ::•ctonN-ExtmAikillt, MONDAV, DECEhflitk /4.: 'RETURN it . vnilurtlik Mark-lane l including only Im . • the 3oth of Nismiter to the sth of Dtalact, amid* to the oew Ads. • . Tettal—xopk6 Q4arters,. Averaog 70s , z i, i i. is. itid. lower titan lalt return. . • PNICE OF HOPS. Kent 31 Ws Oa ...fr- as .s . Kent .4/ • tfosao :511ts SoKe4 3) Ss to 1 Suffsx 41', es to '5l .5s ,Eikitt, .0 W. 4 6 I A .^1 Pair ben 61 to to 71LOs if 466 i fir 4 tza i . . , pccemb. it . .., =, ; , - 'To Sok the none of 81b. -.•11 rso 44 is eg : '... .p6dto Ss . Woe o. ps; 44••totestaid •IPark •SsBd to 7. .4 *Pa 31 ,v,,, t .,..,..,_.....cepi55.4 • NEWG4TI ' : . DENHALI„ Dceanhe fs. , Per Rond o 81b. by the carafe. • . 'Reef "' is lid to p . 44 Veal ' ss of lei Ye Mom ' I .44 to ss 6d Bork ss . 14.t0 .rs • P ICE OP _SALLOW IN kONDIIK 'St. Jones's market at: , id Town Tallow 6/s 64 to" Clare onalltO4 ' 4s od Ilidla dittolea.)6ospol toes s iNhitedhapd tuarket )4' ' 'O4 it lam thtto (f l ai r) n o pi, so (pit m os a sib.) :1 4 , t• . . 1 ; Whlle I:indica uSts slsto tiss ; •.: .. -r-t•erTr I Yeltite St 4 ads 0dt0.104 PI ~. - • . 4 "_ . ... , ris , tof 7 . 9 RO4gti .. 39 6 :1 10 355 //faqir ring I . 110 Ilia* Greases - jos. s o s i p • . Good Dregs las to - Oi . ' • Yam iftikessi. ss cog.....mmtica, /6,..—tvirlii: - • o•rdiswilu..od.—sipuith, tatted • • .1 PRICE OF d4lf .4ND ETRAW, Dolomite 14 Fookbaeld. Og. James's. Whitcoltspel. 0.11274 otos 8 1 '.s 0 otos 8 o f.O toto s 1 • N. do. o 0 tie el- ' ' Straw i teiorn $ tts 0204+ 5 0 ilfAtitst i*.rs •• , clover 5 10406 6 , ' ' .......... • s 166 to 6 6.•• • I . *LS, Detoothei Re. l o Flea Coils In die Pod, al. ss.od. per Chaldroos. Delivered r.; al. 14s. od. . Sunderland, ' . - 21. os. 6d. I'. Delivered .e.. st. es 6d. ' • Sturm FlSLD.—There was a grand thew of Marketable Beads and Sheep, ye Ile rday, at smith. Enid, but not equal to the Chrillmas thew or lad ear. —There were tome capital ,StfiTs and Smart rned Ozqn, which fold at about si. per (tune.; inferior Cattle, of which the Market„was.princi• pally compnfed, fetched 4s. with about 201. thrown into the offal of a bead of about 7,) iloite.—r'flse Sheep Pens. exhibited leveral s .lots of capital dock: 4ie Duke of BLDFORP had a pea of gond Leirefirs —,-Mr. Coes another of StorWeesser; WI: the bet grafs-fed Sheep op tilt doing, were four a.yea, old Roomy Marjb wethers, fed by Mr. WALL :-.• tie fined,* thefe dropped, on being ;aka; out. of the waggon, and, not being able to ger um, his legs, wat killed at ft, neighbouring Butcher's, ilk 1 the pretence of roan of the firil judges : Its did exceedingly handcomo.within and mithout, and weighed rBd, 31b.-.The concocts& ofrifitors irons all pans, to fee the rat La CA Tirh•s• vs; very Smile paroogbout the day. BIRTHS. Soterday laft., in Harley:(l;;;,The Canine& of Oxford, d a Blush tr. On the sth ult. Mn. Gregory, St. Andrew's-6qm', t► burgh, of a fon. On the 3d hitt. the Lady of Capt. Swindell, of a &metier. In saggot-exeml)ablin, the Lady af Thasaa 80, Erg : AI fon and heir. 114AgtMED, At Doblo,Mr. Powdl, hostas, to the Coasters of Aldborougb. On Thurfday Raft, at Lynn„ the Rev. Edward Hobs. Vicar of Nether Wallop In fgampfbioe, to MW. KARS, daughter of Thomas Dane, EN. of Lin► On gI A,atTwkkaaham,Henry Wabasn Efpinalit, RN. Major In the oth, or King's Owo %ranter, to the Ho& Mn G. Pets., read of the Hon. Wm. Peen, fou to Si late and broths to tise serene Lord Petro. DIED. On the ith inft. at Stanton, iiiita, Join William HIRAM/ Trenchard, Erg. late of Abbot'. Ldsi, In the county of So- PPG% On Octirge's fill, the Rev. lamer Philip Mulkalle t a. C. V. 0. of the Archdloccfs of Dublin. Oo Tburfikry PR, in jameesdheet, Mn. Wary Browne, wife of Mr. Jo in Browne, publican. In Great Georgeodtroct, N. M. Dublin, John I.yfter, Senn. Pry to the Con miScoters of Wide Strata. PLLIOTT. No; is, Qine- Greet, Lincoltes " fields, near Great Quant.areet, (Bomar to the hoe Mr. WILI lAN Co.Coarrr . Newman•Rn cr, Ottani-Bred). WINE, BRANDY, and NECTAR MFRCIIANT • The ouly Mahar of that Bac Cordial Nether fir vocrl knows to , Metropolis. Cherry and Ratpbrrry Brandy, and Shrub. of .he /nen. flavor, and nude from the very hat Ile above tortnala are trartirearly refamniciA4 to an 1 1 1,61 m abroad, or well for their Confusuptino as for It Weds' Martel. LON r/1N • Pr4ate4 rae the Proprietor. bylo hiltt PASTEL aOm - by-ttre, t at the kiT4ll Pliny I ,n-Or tics. ble I mkt pubdiked by LRYtil. Kam; r at Cat totbarpihae. Lambe/al, at No t. Carey-Sesa, sad at if iheas-Oryca, Teample-ar ; to whack Mat a/ olowaaat "Wu kgl o . rhaix" tas torlak4 41 be &Waist 11 01