Star. — London, England, 1805-05-20 00:00:00

y, an order was illued under date of the 3d ink to: levying in all the cultism houfes of this kingdom and adjacent iflands, three per cent. in lieu of two per cent, heretofore charged on exports and imports. (without any exemption in favour of thole, who un der any pretext, may conceive themfelves to be ex empted from the payment of the fame) excepting, however, fifli, wheat, mire, rye, flour, or vegetables, as alfo all articles entered at Frank Qt2ay, upon which a duty of one per cent. only of this contribu tion fhall be levied. .‘ APRIL 26.—1 n the afternoon of the a4th inR. his Royal Highnefo the Prince Regent gave audience, f or the full time, to General Prior, Ambaffador from his Majelly the Emperor of the French, and on the fame day, to Chevalier BATIN t Envoy Extraor dinary from his Sardinian Majefly. " APklt. 27.—Thcy write from .Cadiz, that his Cathelic Majefly has required from the trade of that c ity, one million of dollars, to meet the exigencies of the fate. That a fquadron of twelve men of war vas preparing to be ready in the courfe of that month (March), of which Admiral CLIVINA was to have the command. Alfo, that the Englifh had captured the Gertredcc, a fhip from Lima, valued at two millions of Patacas ; two veffels f,om Buenos Ayres, and ano&.er frlm Guatiinala (the lading of each bring rallied at a million of Patsies's) and one from Vera Cruz, with 6..-m hard dollars.. The Englilh at Gibraltar having formed a triple line of artillery, the Spanifh intrenchments bad alto been provided tv:th a formidable train of artillery." Saturday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Mutottaves Office, at which the whole cf the Cabinet Minißers were prefent ; it broke up aliout four. The Seca Committee of the Hoak of Commons elaed their enquiry into the condud of Lord Vifeount Mt'Nutt and Mr. ALIX. Taosraft on Saturday afternoon. They met this day to deliberate upon :feir Report thereon to the Moore, which will pro b:4hly be made on Wednefday neat. COTRSTRY ELICTIOINAe the Clare Of the Poll at Coventry on Saturday lah, the numbers Rood as foU~w:--For Mr. MILLS 3o—For Mr. PARRY 2 16. --Majority in favour of Mr. MILLS 114. The allottment fummer quarters for the under mentioned regiments we underhand to be as fellows: ad Battalion 79th Foot Dundee. • Bern ickibire Militia Murelburgh. Renfrew do. Clafgow. Aka. and Cromarty Preflunpan/. inverntfa Haddington. Argyll - Edinburgh. • Perth - - - Dunbar. On the !d inn. the cotours of the Rirkettabright and Wigton regiment of militia were delivered to them in the Square of the Citadel, Leith, by Mrs. Fina.arrort, with an animated addrefs, to which Lieut.-Colonel Fu LLARTOM made a fuitahle reply.— The colours were conlecrated, with due folemnity, by Dr. jouNsroy, of North Leith. The Bth and rch Regiment; with two Companies of Artillery, were embarked on Friday on board tranf ports at Spithead; it is expelled thy they will fail this day, together with the 83d Regiinent. They are to rendezvous at Cork, when they are to join other regiMents that are to compute this expedition to the Weft Indies. A detachment from the 2d battalion of the Sth Re giment 14 Foot, have marched from Doncafter, to join the to :it I.stirtimouth. where they are,to embark for forein fer VICe immediately. The route was re ceived at Doncaficr only the night before. We:hid-day evening :ail, a detachment of the Fife • Mire Militia marched into Norwich from Yarmouth having French and Dutch prifonera under their el cort to the number of about t3o, taken out of priva teers juft brought into that port, and who were lodged at the horfe-barracks for the night, and on the following morning proceeded on their route to Yax ley barracks, attended by a guard from the whop (hire Hyde Park vePerdav was crowded with company. The dui was I lid by the rain in the morning, which induced many faihionables to fpnrt their curricles.— ln this number were Lords VtLLIEF.S, FOLEY, and - bk. Cox. In the ride were many fair equeltrians.— In carriages, her Royal Highnefs Princefs CHAP.- LoTTI, Of ALES, tie Dlicheis Of Sr. ALBAN':,, the Dakes t B W I , DFO RD and RurLai‘o, Lady Peavit, ihe Earls of Camnr s, CHATHAtt, BAR.R.YMOP.F. JFI,II:LY, SCARFoRouO.I, WESTMORLAND, and GUILDFORD. Who can iclia having a chance in the prefent State Later'', v.h , :n it is to be had at Hoessny and Co. No. 2(%, COTIIIIIII, 0 , 1 terms fo very advantageous. 'll - ATF. LOTTERY, SECOND DAY.—The following arc izt:s ahoy:: 201. drawn on Saturday :—No. tirli drawn, ',cool. ; 10,722, a prize of sc.)). ; ( 4 , 7 16, 20,218, 24,212, 26,179, prizes of IcCl. ; and :1,.:•33, 27,413, 25:,346, prizes of so!. — Tickets and Shares are fellillg at DAIIYANIOND'S Of f.ce, No. 6s, Fleet-Itreet, (warranted undrawn) at !lac fill , .nvin prices; Ticket, 191. Half, 91. us. 4i. :Ss. Eighth, 21. 9s. 6d. and Sixteenth, 11. Ss. 'At next day's drawing will he. on Wed nefday. In the IA Lottery every Ticket was fold before the filth iay, notwithflanding they w ere So high as per Ticket ;—in the pretent Lotto r, owing to the prii e of Tickets if eint , ; moderate, the fide, fence drawing began, has been at Leah three times as great a ;I; the Lilt ; and ac the firtt drawn Ticket on the fourth day is entitled to scccl. and the tirft drawn Ticket on the fi:th cay to 23,7.001. there is not a loubt but every Ticket will be fold heloie the eighth day, when the firli drawn is entitled to 3c,c001. Two dayc drawir, of the Lottery are already over, and the only Capital Prize yet (bared is 13,00 r, Prize of tcocl. fold in one Half, one Qcarter. one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares, at Ilisn's oiiices, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crofs, where Tickets And Shares are felling, warranted undrawn, at tae follow ing pr ices : Tickct - 191. . L 9 I t c) - 9 6 • trtcr 4LB o I Sixteenth z 3 0 NAEITICAL INTELLIGEnE. MAWS THIS DAY.—Wind Eaft. AIR. DIM AIM DV!. 2 I I Hamburgh I z Waterford z z Gottenbargla 2 Liftwn 0 0 Dov FR, May lg.—This morning the Erin of and from Baltimore, arrived here, with the Lady of J.- tomE Boa 'aim, and her brother, Mr. PATTERSON, who, through the cruelty of the French Emperor, were prohibited from landing either in France or Holland. Report fays, that JEROME BONAPARTE was murdered, by the order of his brother, foon after he was taken from the veffel. Theft perfons have taken up their abode at the Ship Tavern in this town, and from the advanced Rate of the lady's pregnancy, it is fuppofed they mull Ray here Tome time. Paszamcw, MAY I7.—Since my laft arrived the Nancy, of this port, BROAD, from Brillol ; the Thais of ditto, RosawaLs., from London ; and the Thomas, of Yarmouth, WHITISIDES mailer, from Liverpool, with merchandize and fait for this port. The Towan, Joule CONDI` mailer, (regular London tra der) failed for Truro in order to take tin for Loudon: when difeharged (he will go alongfide CARPENTER SMITH'S wharf (late You XHALCS) in order to reload fot Truro, Falmouth, and Penzance. FALMOUTH, MAY 17.—Arrived the brig Indußry, Captain Lags, from Liverpool; Hopewell, CLARKE, from Brian!; and Hoop Four Friends, HOSKING, from London.—Sailed on the 16th inflant, his Ma jerly's [hips ETHALION, of 38 guns, Capt. STUART, and the SERPENT, of 16, Captain WALLER, with the fleet under convoy for the Welt Indies, except the thip Sarah, Captain LIGHTLY, which is left behind, being very leaky, and mutt unload ; alfo failed that part of the homeward bound Mediterranean fleet which put in here yellerday, under convoy of the A.v swam Hoop of war, for the Downs ;and the Eliza privateer, Captain KEENE, this day, for Liverpool. PLYMOUTH, MAY 18.—Yefterday arrived here the Chatlotte armed brig, Lieut. ALI., from Barbadoes, with difpatches for Government, with which the Lieutenant fet off immediately by exprefs for Lon don : the failed from Barbadoes the 9th April, and brings a confirmation cf the arrival at that ifland of Admiral CCCHRANE, and that the fquadron failed from thence on a cruize ou Martinique the 6th ult. at which time no attempt had been made to difturb the peace of that place by the Rochefort fquadron. It is alto Rated, that the greater part of the troops which thole (hips took out with them from Europe had beer. landed at St. Domingo, from whence it is vn , re than probable they never may return.—Sailed the Ace mammon,of 64 guns, to join the Fleet. The SWINGER gun-brig alfo arrived yellerchty from Lord GARDNER, which brings a confirmation of the Brea fleet having attempted to get out of that harbour, but that on the appeararxe of the Channel Fleet they, as °foal, (ought a retreat.by flight, and were glad to find (hel ter under their batteries, notwithilanding their very fuperior number.—The eight. fail of the line that were detached from the. Channel Fleet, and put in here laft Sunday to fit for foreign fervice, &ill re main in Cawfand Bay, and are Paid to be detained itt consequence of the return of the combined fleet to Cadiz.—Came in the American brig Friendthip, of t harlefton, Captain INGRAHAM, from Tenerife,' with wines, for Plymouth, and the MONTAGUE, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet.—The Poo sir v, of 18 guns, has recaptured and fent into Portfmouth the Ruth, of Teinmonth, from Litho's, laden with hides, &c. for this country. Porrsisoural, May 19.—Arrived the Avitiosa (loop of war, with a fleet, under convoy, from Gib raltar; and the Hams bomb, with a convoy, from the Downs.—Wind S. E. with rain. YARMOUTH, MAY 18.—Friday evening the Lark packet, Captain GEo. DILL, landed her mails from Hufum, which were forwarded to London ; the Packet has failed for Harwich. Yellciday morning failed the DUKE of KENT. armed fhip, and the CENSOR gun brig. This afternoon Admiral RUSSEL arrived with Lis fleet, from a cruize off the Texcl, viz. Sr. AL BAN s,AdmiraPs flag flrip,Max4B4a,BE tr. to.pi WC, ADAMANT, ANTELOPE, INFLEXIBLE, BOADICEA fri gate, and VIXEN gun brig. This day arrived the Florence cutter, and failed the Orion Hoop, with paf fengers, for Embden. The (hips of war remaining with the above are, the Namur, of 74 guns, Infpec ior, Beavor, and Mufquito Hoops ; Ferretter gun brig ; Swan, Badger, and Florence cutters. The Voyruite Hoop of war is hourly expated here, to take the (hips bound up the Eaftward. The Fifelhire Militia, Lynn, and Yarmouth Volunteer corps, will be reviewed by Major-General MILNER to-morrow morning.—Wind S. E. DEAL, MAY 19.—Sailed the VALOROUS sloop of war for Sheernels. Arrived the Prurry LASS armed fnip, and the ACUTS gun brig, with convoys from the Weftward, which have failed for the River. G. sVESLND, MAY 19.—Paired by tl . e Eliza, Howe, from F.Amouth ; Paterion, from Cette ; and the Vrow Marfa, Nicholls, from Tonningen. Sailed the Gabriel, Rowling, for Dublin , Mary Ann, Fenwick, for Varell ; Carl Gußave, Hellion, for &milk ; Dolphin, Frazer; Tyrendort, Breiih, im ; Vrow Jentje, Klemp, and the Jonge Autjee, Oiven, for F.nibden. ARRIVED—Off Dover, Hayltilker,from Cadiz—Off Fal mouth, Spetdwel!, Findlay ; and Alert,Stitton. from Gibraltar— At Venice, Ft' ;, Jones, from London—At Cadiz, Sachem, ; Vtuw lirig.ita, —, from Liverpool. 'fbc Ruth, from Litbon fur Brittol, has been taken, retaken. rriscd at Gmrufey. ".' . ..zabeth, Robcrtlon, front Malta for Leith, is burnt at C;ihr. .tar. 1 he Horn Dilpatch, —, from Oporto for Limerick, is cap. turcd by three Spanilb row boat privatcers, ao4 carried into G uada. PROM THE LoNnoN tAZETIE, MAY C. •DMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY IS, 'Roc. Copy of a Letter from Captain Mitchell, of his Majtity's Sloop Infpe!tor, to William Madden, Ef.i. dated Yarmouth Roads, May 14,1 Soy. Sir—l have to inform you, that his Majefly's (loop Moso,ytro has fent in this morning the French pri vateer Orates, dogger rigged, mounting one long twenty fourpounder and fix fwivels, and manned with thirty four men. I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) E. I. MITCHELL. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The hired armed cutter Admiral Mitchell, for the recapture of the PcHeverance, February 12, ON, will be paid at No 23, Surrey-Siva, Strand, on Saturday, the sit day of June, and every Tuefday and Saturday for three years. The thins and yards after-mentioned, under the command of Admiral Lord Hood, that were aiding and aflifting at taking pof fellion of certain French (hips and veffcls of war at oulon, on the 28th and 29th of Augult, 1793, will be paid on Thurfday the 23d, and Saturday, the 25th inft. at No. 13, Taviftock-street, Bedford fquare, and recalled every Thurfday and Saturday for one year, and afterwards, every Saturday for two years.—Flames of Ships, Fee. claiming: Vidory,Br.tannia, Prineefs Royal, Windfor Cattle, St. George, Iltips of the line, bearing (jags; Alcide, Ardent, Bed ford, Captain, Colollbs, Con rage u x, Egmont, Leviathan, Fortitude, Robuft, Terrible, Mips of the line; Meleager, Nentefis, Romu- Ins, Tartar, frigates; Conflagration and Vulcan fire-(hips. The Hoop Falcon will be paid for the (loop John and Thomas, recaptured November 3, 1804, at Portfmouth ; and for three years at No. az, Arundel•ftreet. L'Aigle, for the French gun boats la Charante and b Joie, cle ftroyed July t 1. it 804, will be paid at No. 23, Suri cy •ftreet,Strand, and every Tuefday and Saturday for three years. . The Hoop Gaiete, for the capture of tha French privateer la Petite Fortune, alias la Fortuna, Auguft 21, tBOO, will be paid a t We. 23, Arundel ftreet fur three years to come. Extra& of a letter from an Officer on board the VILLE is PARIS, dated lA'ednefday evening lall : ,‘ Onr fquadron comprifes eighteen fail of the line, nine of which are three deckers. The enemy have twenty-four fail of the line ; but you may rell afl'ured that their numbers will not avail them, and that we (hall beat them if they do us the favour of a meet ing."—The following is a lilt of our (hips of the line : Hibernia - Ito Foudroyont - So San Jofef - 112 Impctueux So Viiie de Paris - Ito ' , Warrior - 74 Britannia - IGO Plantagenet - 74 Bardeur 98 Goliali - 74 Temtraire - 98 Princefs of Orange 74 Prince 9 , 4 Ral , dii• q • 74 Princc George 98 al6iticourt - 74 Wiudfor Caftle 94 Ireland appears to be in a flare of alarm at prefent, from the apprehenfions entert.:incd of the combined i''rencli and Spanith fgnadrons being (Wined for the ilivation of that country. Our Correfpondent at Dublin writes as follows : " DOBLIN,MAY /S. " An exprefs arrive , ! in town this day from Cork, with the im- portant fordligence that a frigate has arrived there with difpatehrs from '.ord Nclfon to the Port Admiral,ll.atiog that his Lordfhip was ap . ,,0-tching the Irifhecraft in confcquencc of his having after tained that the french and Spanilh fquadrons were dettined to at tack this country. Upon this intelligence being received at Cork, two -egiments which had embarked there for foreign fervice were initantly rc-I :tided " Upon the above article we have only to remark, that the difpatches alluded to, are, in all probability, thole which reached town on Friday from Admiral DRURY, and which inflead of !rating that Lord NEL SON was off Treland, exprefsly mentioned that he was making the bell of his way throngh the Gut of Gi. bralter. We have at lcall afcertgiiied that no further advices from Lord NELSON, or relative to the French and Spanifh fquadrons, had reached the Admiralty at a late hour laft night. On the above fubjel, the Dalin Ewning PO of the t 6th intl. has the following ar ticle : • An exprefs arrived at the Cattle, on Tuefday evening, at five o'clock, from Cork, which brought a letter from Lord NV.SON, directed to the Admiralty. London, dated igth April, off Sardinia, when he was fully aware of the failing of the Toulon fleet, and Rated that he had lifpatched feveral frigates to touch at Lifbon, Cape 3t. Vince:.t, &c. and that he would !leer towards Fe rol, Brel}, and Scilly, as he appre hended the Toulon fleet would go north about, and that their deftination might be for this country. • A report was generally prevalent yeflerday, that Lord NELSON was off Scilly with eleven fail of the line and eight frigates : fuch a circumltance is by no means improbable, but no fuch exprefs has arrived to Government." The Mercator, Lord Eldon, Chat les, Vietling., and Sally, armed (hips, arrived at Eltineur on the sth iatt. with their feveral convoys from England ; and a; form as they cleared they proceeded on their voy ages. The Mercator and Lord Eldon failed again on the 7th irritant. By a letter received at Greenock from Lifbon, of r April, we learn, that the Stork of Poole,for New foundland, which failed from that port on the Bth init. was captured on the loth, by a Spanifh privateer of 18 guns, and brought in there. Government has given orders to have the Spann frigates Purveyed, and their value &bloated, in order to their being pnrchafed into his MAjefty's fcrvice. On Wednefday lall was launched from the yard of Mr. Tiros. Goretnemx, jun. lhip builder, at \\Tell Q . nay, Southampton, a very fine gun brig, called the Encounter, to carry fixteen carronades, allowed by thofe who are judges to he one of the bell of that defcription ever built. There was a large affemblage of beauty and fafhion to fee her go off. The fubfcriptions at Glafgow, Paitley, &c. f.r the families of the unfortunate colliers who were killed at Hurler, as formerly mentioned, amount to up wards of 7201. a Turn which does honour to the libe-1 rality and humanity of the county. A letter from Algiers, dated the 27th of March, Rates, that on the r Bth, an attempt was made on the life of the Dey, by fome refractory Turks, who had obtained admiflion to hi; palace. They wounded him with their fabres in the head, in ten different places.—The Dey, ith a hope of escaping death, threw himfelf from the window of his apartment into his garden, a very confider able d •pth, but not being injured by the fall, he alarmed his people, and the alfaflins being fecured, were inhantly est:crated. The Dey was entirely out cf danger at the date of the Iztter. On Saturday, at Marlborougll-11reet, a woman, named Leorod, was fully committed fur trial, fur ticaling an infant in Monmouth-greet. Saturday, at mine o'clock, an infant about fir months old, wit.; found at the door of a Gentleman in Norfolk theet. Two women were feen to drop it and run of, but though immediately purfued, they dialed their eh.ntpe. lif .1R ff-L dr:F. CORN EXCNANCY, MAY 20. We have few frefh an ivals of Wheat to day, but a tolerable fupply ill many buyer, and fine famples fetched early in the forenoon an advance on our currency of 31. and 4s. per quarter— Fine Bitley in requeft, and fully fopports its price— White Peas are rather dearer, as are Beans of both forts, and Grey Peas, thefe articles in but fcanty fup ply—Oats are in good quantity, with a few foreign; this article varies but little in price —Sales of Flour at terms of laa week. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, Sgs• 74%. 9 0, - per qr. Grey Peale 4 0 r. to 44 4 . Fine Ditto, 934. 963. od. Beaus, 445. s. Sood. Rye, 48$. 3 24 . od. Tick Ditto 381.443. od Barley, 435.415. od. Oats, 23a. as. 303. Malt, 6(s. Its. od. Poland ditto, 311. 32$ od. White Peale, 444.50 11 . od. Rape Seed, oos. oos. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour yss. to 80s. Seconds 655. to yys. per rack. IRON Tilt LONDON GAZETTZ, SATURDAY, MAY 19. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns eliding the t rth of May, 180 5. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale. s. d. a. .1. s. d. s. d. s. d. a . 4. 87 6 57 6 44 3 26 7 46 I 48 S The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in theweek ending May 15, Is 3 25. bid. per hundred weight. _ COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES Of GRAIN_ AT TUE FOLLOWING MARRIES. -•... Bastmcsrose.—Wheat 74, ad to loss od per Quarter Barley 34• od to 405 od f Beans ass od to sss od Oats ass od to 28a od I Yeafe oos od to oos od MAIDEN II Ea D..... Wheat 70$ cd to I 2S od per Q. Barley ass of to 433 od I Beans sss od to 538 Od Oats 298 od to 348 od Ptafe cos od to oos od Newsuay.--Wlseat 64s cd to mos od per Q. Barley 361 od to sos od I Beans 483 od to 541 od Oats 248 od to 303 od Pesfe ocs od ta 54S oil HeNter.—Wheat 546 cd to HOS od per Q .E . Barley 33s od to 43s od I Beans 44s od to sos cd eats 243 od to sos 6d Peale oos od to cos 04 RE ADIN (7.-...WhillUt 6os od to 114$ od per ft. Barley 4cs od to 44$ cd I Beans 47$ od to 499 6d Oats at,. 6d to 233 od PLare oos cd to ooa od BRITISH AR 1I1: TO THE EDI FOR. OF THE STAR. Sit—Your unremitting exertions in the caufe of the Britifh Army have not been overlooked, or treat. ed with ingratizude by the officers, who compofe the - finews of that eflabliflament. The increafe of their pay has been the object of your lucubrations, and we troll that your labour will not be fruitlefs. There is another evil, of confiderable magnitude, under which a very meritorious and neceifAry part of the fervice labours. Perhaps the Committees ap pointed to examine the appropriation of the public money, may turn their view towards this nbje4l. I with to dire& them to the enquiry. My aim is not oppofition ro the Government. The Members of Adminiltration, whofe hearts are warmed with zeal in the fervice of their country, will receive with pleafure a fimilar communication. They are ready to tread the path of duty, but it is fometimes neeef fary that it thould be pointed out. They are not aware of the tortuous windings, into which the arti fices of ititeretled underlings may fometimes lead them. I (hill at prefent confine mvfelf to the manner in which the Officets of the Staff are paid. In Ireland I believe they are regularly paid. On foreign fla. lions they are paid in advance. Bin in this country, an officer appointed to the Ilaff, never receives his pay till a year is due ; in Tome inliances, till a longer period is elapfed. But contingencies, that is, the al lowances for horfes, houfe rent, tlationary, pottage, &c. are not paid till two or three years are due. I know not that any allowance for holies has been paid !Ince the commencement of the war. It is not un charitable to alfert, that th.;re are very few officers on the ttaff, to whom Government is not in arrcar to the amount of five, fix hundred, or a thoufand pounds. A Brigade Nlajor found himfelf obliged to draw on his assent for a fum due to him by Go vernment. The agent had not money in his hands; the bill was refilled, and the officer was arrefled ! It is very remarkable that the Brigadier Generals, who were appointed to fuperintend the Volunteers. at firit received their pay every month. The other part of the ltaff deli; ed to be placed on the fame footing : the cooletpience was, that an order was iffued that the Brigadiers fhould no longer receive their pay regularly. Every Staff Officer is required to give in his con tingent account half yearly, and to certify, upon hit ho nour, that all Ann churgedtherein HAVE 15514 •CTU•LLY DISBURSRD,for the ferule,: fpecifird. There contingen. ties frequently amount to more than an officer's pay; hence the fervice becomes the fource of a ferious in convenience to thofe who are not poffelfed of much private property, and who cannot in thefe times eafily borrow money till the time of receiving their due, often uncertain, arways diltant. Should any of your Readers, Mr. Editor, doubt the truth of this fiatement, let them look over a little manual, entitled " The Aidede Camp, or Staff Offi cer's A lliftant"—where they will find Tome collateral and appofite obfervations. The money is regularly voted by Parliament, and regularly paid by the Country. It becomes necef fary to enquire, to what purpofes it is now applied, and whether it would not be better for the chara6ter of the officers, for the good of the fervice, and for the purpofts of general ceconomy, that it fhauld be punc tually paid ? Tilde, and funtlar regulations, would enable Government to raile the pay of the army offi cers, without any heavy burdens on the country.— The country is liberal and generous, but it has a right to exp.& that the money, which is given cheat.- , f u lly, fhoutd be faithfully app:ied. 1 am, Sir, Your), Sec. A BRITISH O;;VICER. C.—lit-eel, April 25, I . Awritc.9Tv —Therz h As ree,:htly been difetovered at Fieroli, at a conlide.raliie depth from the furtace of the earth. An ancient amphit!.eatre, built of Itone, and of very large dimenli-ns, Thofe arelliteas who have explored izs extent .::i!,:ulAte that it was capable of accommodatin? 30,000 iPeaatnrs. From this dif. cover) , a ennjetatire may h.? •rnitd of die magnifi cence of Fiefolt in the .he Emil - cans. Dur. ing the dominion the R. , 31411 S the Fipulation of the place was by no int•ans f:lch as to renter it pro. halal? that fo imin,:nr: a Itruaute wab crated in their time.