Star. — London, England, 1805-08-27 00:00:00

Il t i r . • .• . even deigning to eonfult his neighlsours and they will fee that his objet was, and to fe , ze upon the territor its of every ne ighbour, and add them to his own. imlttd, the while of Europe is not equal to hi• am titicnond ii the (word be again tl►eathe(l before Wt. fcourge .ntl tormentor of mankind be co m pletel y hum bitd, k had better never have been drawn ; but his imperious foray fubmitted to without nppolhinn. We Alum'' , hope the Powers on the Cfmtitlent will now save their eyes opened to their true Rate—it is deli vcance or annihilation ! _ _ Their papers alto contain come for.her accounts of t he late aftion with Admiral Ca LD6R, which may be c,,sficlered as altogether apologetical on the part of Visstusurs, and from which it appears clearly that the Trench Admiral tan away. He Continues very much at a fors to conceive how the two Spani(h (hips were loft I It is confirmed that he firfl &tilted into Vigo. fearful of hazarding an attempt to make Pet toi till the Englifh were out of the wt.y. A dreadful earthquake is laid to have laid, wale a great part of the Neapolitan territory.—See Extracts. , 'The RiVOLUTIONNAIRE frigate , which arrived at Plymouth on Saturday, left Sir R. CALDER off Fer zol on the both; but we fupp'fe he would not re main there when he heard of the failing of the enemy. No farther accounts have been received of the Combined Fleets fence they left Ferrol ; but we un derhand that difpatches were this morning received at the Admiralty, by exprefs, announcing that A BATTLE has taken place between the fleet undei the command of Admiral CORNWALLIS and the Brea Fleet. The particulars have not fully tranfpired, but we learn, that on the night of the 22d inflant the gallant Cottiwaws found the enemy attempting to come out of Breit harbour, amounting to twenty-one fail of the line, with a number of fmaller veffds. He immediately gave orders to form the line, which were promptly obeyed by the (hips under his command, gave the enemy a broad fide off tha Black Rock, and utrempted to cut off their tight wing. This brought on a general aftion, the refult of which we have not harm, nor do we even know whether it was com plelet)• !erminated when the difpatches left the fleet. —Mould farther particulars tranfpire, we fliall flop t?.r. prat to announce them. Difoatches for Admiral Cowirdstrood, off Wit, were fen: to Plymouth kit night, to be forwarded. Accounts from Plymouth mention, that Sir Ro- SUIT CALDER, with his fquadron, arrived off Ferrol 1 1 en the zo:h instant, (even days after the Combined Squadrons had left that port. We hive not been able to afcertain whether lie continued to watch it, dr whether he has proceeded in fearch of the enemy. Lord NELSON was at the Admiralty yeaerdayi and had an interview with Lord BARHAM, from whom his Lordthip went to Mr. PITT. Mot of the Cabinet Minillers left town on Bator day, for the purpofe of attending a Council at Wey mouth. On Friday evening his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Tote tevi•twed, at Deal, the ill B!igade of Guards, and 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Great preparation is making at a temporary pavi lion eresled on purpofe in the Barracks at Deal, for a grand ball and fete champetre to be given by the Of ficers of the Guards, on Friday evening next, to all the neiehbouringNobility : it will be the moll fplendid thing of the kind ever teen in this county . ; upwards of 3co cards to fele& parties are already diftribured. An order was received to augment the Royal Marines of the Chatham divifion, ten men to each company, and the fame number to the Portfmouth and Plymouth divifion. A new divifion to confift of 3o companies, of 140 each, and to be commanded by Colonel FLatcle se ; fecond on command, Lieut. Colonel BUSS, is immediately to be formed at Wool wich for the expediting the equipment of fhips in the River Thames. Oa Sunday the Cobham Yeomanry Cavalry tin der the command of the Right Hon. the Earl of DARNLEY, were infpeeted by Colonel TWISDEI4 in Cobham Park, in full marching order, having their rations of hay, oats, canteens, &c. The garrifon of Colchelter at prefent eonfills of The gth and 7th Regiments of Foot, the Welt Kent, Oxford, and Arefhire Militias, with a ftrong detach ment of cavalry and artillery, under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir J. PULTENEY, making in the whole a force of above romoo men. Saturday morning the firft divifion of the fecond Staffordfhire Militia, iommaded by Col, Est.tor, marched from Hull on the route for Portfmouth. They arc expated to be there incorporated with the firft battalion. The Hull and Sculcoates Volunteers were on Fri morning infpeaed at Hull, by Major MASTER. —The corps mullered very full, feveral compa nies not having a man abfent who could not , clearly be proved to be fo from imperious necealty. The two companies of the County Volunteers were in fpefted on the afternoon of Wednefday. The Cottingham Volunteers were alto infpelled by Major MAST sa, at nine o'clock on Wednefday morn- iii?. On Saturday morning laf the Dochefs of Bot.TON retrraed to town from Tunbridge Wells, in conic riaence of an e %refs received of the dangerous Rate of htr filler's health, Mrs. LOWTH La, at Richmond. Wednefday morning, about eight o'clock, a fire prole out in Mr. Duini's bake-houfe, oppofite the Butcher-market, Kelfo. Immediate afGßance being procured, the flames were quickly got under. BREAD.—This day there being no Court of Alder men, the LORD Mavoa, after infpefting the Returns t.f the Meal-weighers, ordered the Price of Bread to be lowered Four-pence in the Peck Loaf. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS This DAY.—Wind W. , AM DUL. Alt. DIM Dublin Ii 1 Ifamburgh o o Waterford a a Gottenburgh o I Lifbon o x PENZANC!, AUGUST 24.—Since my laR the Cloa fina cutter, THOMAS, arrived from a eruize, and re mains, and the brig Mary, of Llanelthy, Itaabss.z, from Cork, with butter, Etc. &c. for this pot t. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 24.—Arrived the Thais, BOSEWALL ; and Eagleibufh, Cosrsaas, from London; Junes, Pascos, and the Friends, HARTA- ALE, from Swanfea; the AAerican (hip Cabinet, Woonatin, from Dubin; Nancy, Rees, from Car marthen; Edward, DUFF, from Briftol ; and DART Hoop of war, of 18 guns, Capt. Baownarcc, from Portfmooth, to give inftruflions to wads bound to the Well Indies —Bailed this day the United Bro thers, Joan, and the Mary, Heaver; for Swanfea : the Princefs Augufta packet, with mails of the 21 ft Taft. will fail tomorrow for the Leeward Ill Ands— . Prince of Wales patket is hourly everted to fail for Lifboo.—Wind N. TOMMY, AUCIUST as.—Yefterclay arrived his Ma jelly's gun hrig Contoomett, from a cruize. This day arrived his Maidty's cotter NIMION Captain MARSH, with difpatches from Admiral CORNWALLIS, and a quantity of letters from his Majefly's fleet off Breit, whom he left all well yeflerday : reports that the Brelt fleet are all in compleat readinefs for fem. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 26.--Came into harbour la Faune French con ette, prize to the CAMILLA. Her prifoners were fent to the Sultan prifon Chip. Sailed the Z tllltA bomb, Captain Paula:ow, for the Downs, This morning failed l'Esroaa loop, Capt. EDMONDS, with foaled orders. Dev BR, AvousT 26.—Arrived the brig Henrietta, Captain COURT, of and for this port, from Norway, with timber, fpars, &c.—Lieutenant HINTON, of the BLAZist gun brig, arrived in the Roads this morn. ing, and has fent in here the brig Dc Hoffming, Captain Rosa, of Sunderburg, from Riga, with flat, timber, &c. bound to Cardlle in Spain.—The wind has fur there three laft days bloWn very frelh from the weftward, which has obliged the enemy's flotilla to return again into Boulogne harEotir. I raw a perfon this morning who was off there yeller day, at which time not a tingle veffel belonging to the enemy was to be teen outfide of the harbour.— Cur fquadron, confining of about zo fail, was lay. ing to in the Bay.—Wind W. N. Vi. and blows a filling breeze with (mall rain. DEAL, AUG. z6.—Yefterday the wind blowing [lron at S. W. brought the greatest Part of the Ca. 'laic and Boulogne fquadron into the Downs, which remain here with the (hips as per tall. Anotnat LETT6R.—Sailed this morning the Ze- TNT& floop of war, with difpatches for Admiral Lord KIITH, off the Texel, and the EuGsat floop of war for Sheernefs. Arrived and failed for the River yeflerday evening the Albion, BUNKER, and the Apollo, BaLt.os, from Liverpool. Arrived the Zsaars bomb from Portfniouth, and remains in the Downs with the Utrecht and the Princes of Orange men of war; Ariadne and Plinmortalite frigates; Speedy, Otter, Bonetta, Cygnett, Spy, Argue, Dili gence, and Autumn floops of war, Difeovery, He cht, Devailation, and Lucifer bombs, Lard Eldon, and Ranger armed (hips; Swift and Diligence Ea(! India Pilot veffels, and a fleet of gun and fire veffels. Wind S. W. CNATHAM, Atm. 26.—0 n Saturday la VIRGINIA and the SPARROW were undoCked, and the RAVEN docked. The MINORCA is commiffioned by the Ho. nourablk Captain DUNCAN, nephew to the late gallant Admiral Lord Duncan, and the IMOGENE, by Cap tain GARROW. As fothe of the riggers were getting an anchor to the bows of la VIRGINIA, previous to her going out of clock, one of them had his leg very much broiled with the anchor, by the rope breaking, with which they were eating it off. FROM LLOVD'S LIST. CLAVISZSID. AUGUST as.--Palt:d by the George. Pyeock ;-- Robert. Popplewell; Adcona, Duncan ; Hebe, Brannon ; War bock, Barry ; Aurora. Lifley ; Unit!, Robertfon ; Flora, Wil liams ; Hibernia. Williams; Griffin, Purcell; Ebla, Gales; Dol phis, Creatou ; (Economy, Bonchard ; Penelope, Lamb ; and the Indefatigable, Foulkes, from Peteriburgh; Captain Conk, Arm ttrong, from Memel ; John, Coats ; Anana, Helton ; and the Wie bret bon, Fortier, front Dantzic ; Pomona, Ohlfon ; Francher, Wilmot ; and the Mother Juno,--, from Stettin; John, Davis, from Cork ; Mary, Wilton ; and the Tiber, Patttnore. - from Pillau. —Sailed the Refolution, Horn, for Montevideo ; Conftatonza, Pitcher; Mentor, Cbriftie; and the Efdaile, Cobham, for Oporto; Hebe Packet, Savage, for Dublin; Martha, Fortier; Nile, wife. man ; Almeria., Brooks; Traveller, Feetham ; Welly, keed ; and the Amazon, Kitchen, for Petertharg; Dart, Wane, for Revel; Selina, Robinfon ; an d the Adriatic, Beecham, for Riga; Caro lina Dorothea, —, for Luke; Good Intent, Stapleton, for ---; and the Vrow Annegina, Hergens, for Tonningen. Avo. aft..Pand by the Euke, Broma, from Africa; Hibernia , CovgLy. from Belfast; Raprels, GiUman. from Cork; Indultry, Nixon, from Archangel; Lawrence and Mary, Miller; Andria Carolina, Tanger ; and the Two Brothers, Wozwold, from Nor way. A a amen—in the Downs, the Logan, M , Conn ell ; and the Anna, , Paynter ; from Belfaft—At Partite ow, Padgey, Phillips, from Pe terfburg—At Liverpool, Brutus. Burnt, from New Orleans ; Guke Vcrterrifenting, —, I Tom Gallipoli • Farmer, Holmes; and the Flora, Parke ; from Riga—At Cork , Lovely Betfey, M'Cartby, Gum Barbadoes—At Newry, Flora, Menus, from Drouton—At Newcattk, Equator, More, from Virginia. It was not the homeward bound, but the outward bound Well India fleet that fell in with the Royal yacht off Weymouth on Friday. On Wednefday fe'nnight arrived at Aberdeen, from Davis's Streights, the Jane, BLACIEDUR*, with nine, and Neptune, JAMESON, with (even nth. A Court Martial has been held on board the GLA• DIATOR. in Purtfmouth harbour, on Lieutenant W. &term (2d), for the lots of the hour cutter, lall week, at Guernfey. The Court acquitted hi., and fentenced the pilot to be reprimanded. BURE OP GLOUCESTER. Yeflerdal we announced the death of this ous Perfonage. The melancholy event was forefeeri on Sunday morning, and as early as fix in the even ing the Phyficians had given up all hopes of his R )y. al Highnefs's recovery. A Meffenger was then fent to Mr. F&EELAND,at the General Poll Office, to ►top the going out of all the mails till the latefl hour puflible, in order to tranfmit intelligence to the country of his Gract's death, which was hourly expe&ed. At half pall eight o'clock a Meffenger arrived from the Pon Office, ,to (late that the mails cottLi not be detained later than nine. Difpatches were then fent off, Ilating that his *Highnefs was (fill living, but fpeech lefs. At nine the mails left London, and at half paft ten all the Meffengers at the Admiralty, Secretary of State% Office, &c. were ordered to hold themfelves in readinefs to carry difpatches. At five minutes be- ! fore eleven the melancholy tidings were announced to the domeilics of the Houfc, that his Highnefs was no more. At five minutes pall eleven the official ac. counts of his death, figned by Doeors Veva Ha st, BAYLEY, HE WOOD, and Mr. CHARLTON, his late Surgeon, were fent off to his MAJESTY at Weymouth, the Prince of WALES at Brighton, the Duke of YORK at Eallbourn, the Duke of CLARENCE at Bulhy- Park, Lord Hewalsauay at Coombe Abbey, and to the feveral other Minitlers of State. It was Mr.V IN• cater, his Royal Higlinefs's Secretary, who carried the melancholy intelligence to his MAJESTY at Wey mouth. • Yellerday at one o'clock the Phyficians attended to eiamine the body, when it was afcertained, that, in addition to the (tone in the bladder, his Highnefs had been affeacd by a confumption of the liver, and a general relaxation of the inteftines. lie was alfo tub s& to hCemOrthoides, which, during the laft month, had becoMe extremely trnublefome. Orders were yefterday morning tranfmitted to prepare the urn, in which his entrails will to-morrow morning be depo fited. The urn is to be of arong oak, cafed with lead, and covered with crimfon velvet. It is to have filver double gilt handles, to correfpond with the cof fin, which was ordered to be prepared with all dif patch. body wilt be inclofed in the 'vault of Henry V Lt.'s Chapel in Weßminfter Abbey, and is to be placed on the right fide of the coffin of his Royal Highnefs's late Brother, the Duke rf Cum- BERLAND. The whole of the funeral, platform, fcaffoldings, &c. are to be concluded by Mr. Rus. us, the Contraaor for the Board of Works; and it is expo ted that the interment will take place on Saturday week. His Royal Highnefs's body will, on the eve of the funeral, lie in Rate in the Jerufalem Chamber, ad joining the Houle of Lords. The following is the ceremonial nfually obferved upon the occafion of a royal funeral : Drums and Trumpets founding the Dead March in Saul. The Serjeant Trurripeter. Knights Marihals Men. Gentlemen Servants to his Royal Highnefs. Pages of the Pretence.. Pages of the Sack Stairs. 1 1 / 4 1,ca of Honour. Phyficlaus. Chaplains. Equerries. Secretaries. Purfulvants at Arms. Heralds at Arms. Comptroller and Treafurer of his Royal Highiaefes Hotdehold. Norroy, King at Arms. The Lord Chamberlain of his Majefty's Houfehold. A Gentle- ( The Coronet, upon a Black Vemet Cu A Gentle , man fkion, borne by Clarene.mx, King man Iliber. of Arms. Miter. THE BODII, Covered with a Blick Velvet Pall, supporters adorned with eight Efeutekeons of str . pottem ' his Royal Highncfs's Arms, under r two Barons. a Canopy of Black Velvet.borne by two Barons. eight Generals in military mourning A Centlenian SGarter Principal King at Arms,? A Genleman Ulher. Z with his Rod of Office. S Ulher. Suppnrter,f The Chief Mourner, a Duke, in hit long } Supporter, a Duke. 1. Eack cloak ; his train borne by a Bart. .1 a Duke. Ten Earls Affiftants to the Chief Mourner. A Gentleman Either. • Groom's of his Royal Highnefs's Bed-chamber. Yeomen of the Guard. The proceflion will pals front the. Prince's Cham ber through the whole Palace Yard to the South Eaft door of Weamintler Abbey, upon a floor railed in; covered with bl.sck cloth, and lined on each fide with a party of the Guards. At the entrance within the Church, the Dean and Prebendaries, attended by the Choir, will receive the body, and fall in with the procetlion, jolt before the Officer of Arms, who pre cedes the Lord Chamberlain. The whole advance to King Henry the Vllth's Chapel, where the body is placed on treads, with the head towards the altars —The Coronet and Cufhion are laid upon the coffin, and the canopy held over it while the fervice is read by the Dean. The ceremony.will terminate by the Garter King at Arms proclaiming his Royal High nefs's ilylc—Minute guns will be tired. In corifequence of the deceafe of his Itnyal High nefs the Duke of GLOUCESTER, every place of pub lic amufement has been (hut up. The following is a copy of a letter fent yeaerday from the Lord Cham berlain's Office to the Managers of" the Summer Theatres: " —la confequenee of the death of hls Royal Winds the Doke of GLOOCISTER, I have received the LORD CRAMER- Lanes commands to defirc that all entertainments at your Theatre be flomd till after the funeral of his Royal llighnefs. I am, Sir, " Your moft obedient humble fermi% JOHN HALL" At half pall two o'clock yefterdav, the hells of St. Martin's Church, in the Strand, tolled a funeral knell upon the melancholy occation ; and at five, the bells of St. Clement's Church in the Strand, did the. fame. COLMAN'S TN SATRS.—The Dramatic Entertain ments feleded by the Manager for yetterday even ing, were fo extremcly attradive; that at an early hour a numerous aircinblage was preffmg for admit- tance. The expeetant joy of the moment was, how cver,foon reptclied by the folbwingoficl4 Announce' mut— " Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Angult 26, tgos. On account of the Death of His Royal Hivhnefi the DDILt of Gtoomstaa, this Theatre will not be opened again until farther notice." The crowd retired in awful and refpeftful Malec ; and it was worthy the difquilitiGn of a Yhilofophet to contemplate how clokly oar 400 are_ bl:nded with our /Worm 111WRGATE, AUGUST :s. _ _ . Friday we had a grand review at Poucey's about three miles hence, on the ti-indwicti-r ad, and therefore Anvil equally convenient to the feveral watering places in this neighbourhoOd : almoti all the fafhionable and unfaftrionahle company, Irons Mar gate, Ramfgate, and lit oldflairs, were on the ground. The troops reviewed were the Perthfbire and Renfrewthire Regiments of Militia, wider the command of their refpedtive Ctlonels, Lords Maas- FIELD and GLASGOW, both of whom were preterit. About twelve o'clock heDulte of Yoe K, accompanied by the Duke of Camel:antis, and feveral general of ficers arrived, and they were fainted by a difcharge of artillery. His Royal Highnefs having rode along the lines, clofely obferving the men as he patted, took his Elation in the front. The troops marched by him twice in flow and quick time. They afterwards went through a variety of mananivres, and fired feveral Founds with uncommon precifion and quicknefs.— His Royal Highnefs is underftood to have expref. fed his warmelt approbation, both of their march ing and firing, and alfo of the accuracy with which they performed their various evolutions. Both re giments are certainly as fine bodies of men as have feen. The Pertbfhire mutter about goo, and the Renfrew (hire upwards of Soo. After the review the Duke of YOU proceeded to Freedown, where the troops quartered at Deal and Sandwich were to meet him. Towards the dote of the review at Poucey's Field. Come unfortunate accidents occurred. Two poor women were killed by horfes which ran over them. The honks, indeed, in general, did not appear to have been much accuftomed to firing, for when the la& difcharges of artillery took place the field exhibited the molt whimfical variety of place. and fotnie objets of compaffion—of women (creaming, and mem running ; of fluttered gigs, and overturnedcar riages ; of (addled horfes without riders, andharnelTed bodes without carriages. The mithaps, however, were not Co numerous as teemed to be apprehended. Bat, upon the whole, the furgeons have Tome reafon to congratulate themfelves on the refult of the day ; while the bathing rooms, the ball-room,, and the li braries, will have fur Come time to deplore a dimi nution of company. SPORTMO INTELLIGIMII4 • MM., AUGUST 26. There were fome escellent races on Tuefday,Vired nefday, and Thurfday fan, by tome capital hones, belonging to the Gentlemen of the Guards ; and in the courfe of which a !liver cup, value 5o guineas,. was given by the Officers of the to Brigade o f Guards, to be run for by farmers' hones, rending within twenty miles of Deal ; it was a well conteft ed race, and won in great ;tile by Mr. Mum's, (of Walmer) brown boric Bruizer. YORK AUGUST RACES, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14. Handicap Stakes of sogs. each, h. ft. for four year olds.—Tw . o 'miles. Six Sobferibers. Sir W. Gerard's b. e. Young Cbariot, by Mulct. 7R, 1 3 1 b. Sir T. Garcoignes bay colt, by SIT Peter. oat of Goldenlocks, slb. Five and 6t04 On Young Chariot. A good race. Sweepflakes of jogs. each, h. ft. for three-year old Colts, 81t. alb. Fillies, 711. tab. The IA mile and three quarters. Lord Fitzwilliam's b. e. Caleb ibloteem, by Sir Peter Mr. N.Aton's b. e. by Totteridge to Mr. Garrotelt's b. E Laura Lord Darlington's eh. e. Bumper 4 Sir M. M. Syles's b. e. Sir Reginald 5 Sir R. Winn'. b. c. Mariner Two to one agalnft Caleb %oteem, and four to oat againft ISO Totteridge colt. Won cafy. The Ladies' Handicap Plate for bodes, &c.--2 males. Mr. Hodgfon's ch. h. Stretch, by Stride, s yrs old, aft. ;lb. Sir T. Garcolgties be. c. by Sir Peter, out of Ookttnlocks, 4 yrs old, Mt. slb. Mr. W. N..W. Hewett's ch. 1. Mirs Eliza Overton, 4 yrs old, SQ. 3 Mr. Mellilles b. c.Trtte Batton, 3 yrs old, Eft. js b. 4 Two to one on Stretch. Won ,afy. Mrs. THORNTON'S MATCH ts. littonrequence of Mr. Bromfortl's declining to ride, Mrs. Thornton walked, or rather cantered, in a tnolt excellent flyle, over the courfe, accompanied by Colonel Thornton, agreeable to the terms of the match, for four hogfheads of Coti Roti, aooogs. h. ft. and for ficogs. p. p.'bet by Mrs. T. Afterwards commenced a match, in which the above Lady was to ride two miles againft Mr. Buc. Lk, the jockey, well known at Newmarket and other placcs of fport, Asa rider of the &ft celebrity. Mrs. Thornton appeared dreffed for the contell, in a pur ple tap and staillcoat,, nankeen coloured &ills, pur ple fhoeiand embroidered ftockings. She was every way in health and fpirits, and feemed eager for the decifion of the match. Mr. Buckle was drefred in a blue cap, with blue bodied jacket, and white &eves. Mrs. Thornton carried 9(1. 61b. Mr. Buckle 13ft. 61b. At half pall three they farted : Mrs. Thornton took the lead, which the kept for Tome time ; Buckle then pot in trial his jnckeyfhip, and paired the Lady, which he kept for only a few lengths, when Mrs. Thornton, by the molt excellent, we may truly fay—horfemanihip—pulbed forwards, and came in, in a (lyle far fuperior to any thing of the kind w e , ever witneffed, gaining her race by half a neck. The manner of Mrs. Thornton's riding is certainly ache tint defcription ; indeed her dole feat and perfect management of her bode ; her bold and needy jne. keyfhip amazed one of the molt crowded courfes we' have for a long time witneffed; and on her winning, /be was hailed with the molt reiterated (bouts of con• gratulation. Mrs. I'. rode Louifa, fi lter to Kill Devil, by PPga. fus, out of Nelly. Mr. Buckle rode Allegro, by regalub, out of Allegranti's dam. GRAND ROW. A terrible row took Pirteeaihe Stand this after noon. in confeqnence of a difpute between Mr. Flint, who rode again(l Mrs. Thornton !all year, and Col. Thornton, refpeEting toool. Mr. Flint polled the Colonel on TII or fda y, and the Colonel recriminated yelterclay. This day Mr. Flint came to the Stand. with a tt ew mossawutr, ...hid' he applied to the Ca -I•mnel', (boulder, with great aaivity, isi the prefence of a crowd of Wit.. t—e was artelled by order of the Lord Mayor and ftvar.l Maailtrates. who were prcfcnt, and given into elide* of du City Ruh' until he cAn find bail, himfelf in toooi. and two unl ties in scot. each. Col..is I Thotntm. alto hu over tt, profecute the party for the airault.