Star. — London, England, 1802-05-26 00:00:00

N Gentienitna in it Tutu?, ?tirliattiefit. if I Ire honoitr to meet him there. The CI-skews:tot of the Eteeriketa raid, he leh:cl to Gentlemen near him for a rugger tion iftlie aftwodment s ash: prnpofad it, "for r ,;:in g mg' the •confideration of theme:score for thr!e month`"' was agrees' tei by the Houle, it , might proribly tonvey an idea that the Honie had thro”.n come difZredit on the Bill, that being a: srioJe generally idopted to exprefs t fentiment un f i rvu-sible to t =acute in its principle, which he by n o means intended to convey on this-me:dim% ; tbruld therefore fubmit to the Houfe that per haps the better way wonli be, to let the Order a.ar funding upon the Nil, drop; and 'hot no in ference whoever canal he drawn of the difpofitimi of the H a rtle being untiveturthle to the Bin. The Amendment was therefore not made, and the original Motion for reading the Bill now,was, i with the leave of the Houle, withdrawn. CO,TRAYtIt!n ILICTIOv•. The Houle refolved itfelf into a Committee on this Bill; and after fnme difcnfflon. proceeded to divifion, when it appeared there were not forty. Members prefent ; but after thufe who were in the Houfe had divided, fome other Memhess came in, fo as tueonflitute a Houle before the Speaker put the queflion of adjournment ; and the fur&er proceedings on the Bill were poaponed till this day fe'nnight. Rivl 1,,11'R.4~Cf flit. When nrangers were re-admitted into the Cal ler y, the Houle was debating an the Kentills Tn fitrance Bill ; Sir EDWAILD KNATCIISULL was freaking in favour of it. The Arvota a v-GS tRAL then oppsfed it. He confidered it as minced:try, alt likely to injurt thole Companies that already kilted, and which were fufficient for all the put-poles of their inltitu. tints. He law no reafon why the County of Kent thotild have this privilege above any, other County, and every other County in the Kingdom might Claim the fume privilege. After fume further converfation on the Dill, the nide was about to divide, but there being no more th4n 35 Members prefent, an adjournment of courfe took place. LO is DO N. W7bNISDAY, MAY MU. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 01CLOCIE: per.C. Cold: atuncy, 7,41—f0r AVOW'S. ~4. 4 pa Ca*. M..-014 5 per C. tr)11...1 4 1ew s.per Cent. 103 f... Orttniurt. 4 f riens. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Sod tis Short Ann. 4 5 3 per Ct. kW. 72 fl .4ntp.3 pet Cent. ?OH . 3 per Cent. Conf. 731141 Imp. Ann. reit 4 pa' Cam Nit 117 i Plebe. IliUt 32 2 7s. diL s prt C. A. so: 4 los Omni.= 14 piens. Ditto, 5797.-302!, Cone fat the op. 734 7511 Lung Ann. 23.4 f I t -16 COVltsr. OP FXCHANCI!. Amitosis's,. to ra 2U. I Cadiz 364 drat. Caton 411 Dian, at ligin to to Madrid 34 4 1paPet Labo6 67 Ruttcr4lain. 10 is 2V. Dieu 37 eft& Oporto 67 ti..elburgh 32 9t4 V. 1( 1502 361 ' P.dermet sic Alton& 32 to st V. Vegturs 331 ' , creep/To:, Cadiz 344 io TT', Nl•ples 44 Dublin ili Parib, r day's date. 33 LZ--DittO 3 Ur. 23 14 its. Bour-Icaus - - 1 et 3,1 as he. Vcnice, siti Listcs Pica Efcdtiit per 'LULA This lay aMA arrive) front Hamhurgh. In pieceding Columns we have given large Vs tr.ias of every thing worth/ of notice brought by ihis conveyance. Above we have alto given (nine interefling Articles from the Paris Journals, which we this rn-rning received to the 24th intl. Our Readers obferve, that folnething like an Official ac knowledgment has appeared, of difeontents aCtu• alit esitting among the people of France. Bread is dear, and the Government as charged with be- Mg the cadre ! The Government, on the other }rind, pledges itfeif that Bread !hall not rife in price, and that the Granaries !hall be kept well fapplied ! A bad government, it is true, tends always to inhauce the price of commodities. but to admit, as an axiom, which is almoß the cafe in France, that dearnefs of provifions is always to be attributed to the Ruling Power, is about as reafotrable as it would be to charge it with being the cattle of blights or drought. On the other hand, it may be admitted as an axiom, that a Government really is, or at leall, believes rfell ink:care, when it finds it neceffary to cowl the public opinion l,y promifes, which common oc. cum:ices may raider impidable to be performed. I:. the prefent cireumltances of France, the ar ti_it alluded to !Peaks more than a volume could p..ait.ly du, where a free profs is fuffered to exift. Private letters from Pai is agree very generally in :awing, that a confpiracy had itaually been flamed againd Bottataave, which, but for its timely ditiovery, was to have been executed about ten days ago. A Gentleman, who has jufl ar rived from Paris, informs us that the affair was in every one's mouth; but the accounts wet e fo va. a nd contradictory, that there was no poffilii- Lty ~f ..btaining correa paitiealars. A number of military men were generally believed to have concerned in the plot: indeed, none but peo ple of this dela iption could promife themfelves the peibility of fuccefs in fuch an enterprife. Their Majarrtif and the Pas mamas came to leflerday from Wirt(licr to dm f;Lneetis•lfott. Her Manse? ail hill 4 Drawtog Room to morrow at St. James's Palace. The Kir: Was Om ttleafed m appoint jos t Pl. 1441., a* , Oat. of Clerk of the Deli ect;ea of the of tik United Ein ngdo an t 4 f areal Brit ai n and e elaad,ja aria wre0.7...., .7...., wait ::. Efts . ieGitattli . • SNERTFPS►. Yeflerday the Loma Maven hen a Coe:tot Al. &mien at Guildhall,at which were prefe.nt is Al dermen. Mr. RE ;OR DIR. and the Sherif.. The I.4tan Marna nominated the following Gentlemen, to be pnt rap on Mitlfummer-Day for, the choice of the Livery. to Nett two for the Of. : fie of Sheriffs for the year editing, viz. wiuitamararde Sibley , 14q. - Mercer. WiUtun ThWAVCCS. E 4 - Clotiftverkis. Philip Norris, IN. - Csrpctirer.• eh tries Pratt. Eq. - - La". lotto Butts. F.Cq. - Draper. Sir Joan Arundel'. Knight - atoms:Am • Petal Everitt Bleftaer, Ertl. Clothworiter. • Jams Shorn/tot. 11 1 . - - Stat:•orr. Thomas 1:4 - - Ar.ruwtr.r and Brazier. His MAIRSTY having been pleafed to appoint halt :that one o'clock to4Mwro*, for receiving the Addrefs Of the U n iv er fi ty o f Ca tnbridge, fttch Mem hers of the Unicerfuy as are slifoofesr attend on that ocearion, are respelled m meet at the Thatc hed Honk Tavern. Bt, James i s.tlreet ; at half after twelve o'clock on that Jar. There will be no Ball at Srs Jamec's on the 4th of Jane next, as has been- ufual. Very few of the Nobility have been prefent at them of late years, And tOe fatigue of a long Court bay is fo great; that it has latterly been euremely incoMtement to theirMajellies to attend the Bali-roods on the time evening. The-gyms gave a Card Party, laft night, to great number of the Nobility. Monficur Racam t IL, the Bunker, having heard fo much of his wif,'s cekhrity in this Country, has come to England in learckof- her. Lord Betcakri is of opinkasi that his Tragic: Bill has fared very in. The lean' Mr. Ross can do Ow the Bargemen who refeued him from a watery grave, is to make them tide waiters. When he was firll defcrieJ, ht, was millaken for a model, of the French new plug !rg boat, mentioned by Lord Stmthora. . • The Marquis of Mucus:Tao gave n grand Dinner yelleulay. at his houfe,. BakerAmet. to a fact% Party ; among whom were the MarchioneN of CLAPRICARDV, Coinnel SLOANt o Mr. and Mrs,' EVIESIETTS, Mr. and Mrs. Gwarerxs, &.e. The Counters of KF1414.11t8 gave a grand Rout Lift night to 300 pert; , usPf (affirm; among whom were, the Marquis and Marchionefs of Swampy kv, Lady KNATCIIIVIL, Lady Taismastose,Lady CLoonsta., Lady Sroca rox, Earl MOIRA, Duke 01011.sairs, Duke of Bouitsori, Chevalier Mom r sioakmcv, Count Boujoivii,lcc. Mrs. E. B. PoeTINAM gave , a grand Rout !all night in Portman•fnuare to upwards of 200 per , toms of ; among whom were, the Countefi of DRLAWARE, Ladies HARRINGTON, Potent's., R. Strmovik, BROM RY, A'Couar, Busse, C. WisGnet.o. 1.11‘; ay. G. Bucat.ay, DONSTAN• vi R, LAIUREY, Dowager Lady HEAD, Set. Lady SA L To UN's grand Millie:li Party hill night was attended by so° perfons of the aril didinetion, among whom were, his Royal Highnds the Pa lace of %VALI,: Duchef. of Baavroar. Lord and Lady N smI3F7O, Ladies Livsasont, GALWAY, Po R rH, a..t DAS $1 woba, and BVCItITOSI, Celleral COVIii, Mira THVALOW, &c. LAY Ciontostortav's Rout was kill night at terkd by le veralluindred pert'ons oldie lirit in the kingdom. The new Drawing.roorn AV:IS opened for the firs time fine its being newly fitted up ; and difplayed great fancy and elegance. The twirl:Ls= is of white vAvet ; the chairs, lophas, and window curtains, are beautifully ornamented with the moll choice groupes of flowers, painted by her Lady Chip's own hand, no two chairs being alike The wainfents of the room are done in Cr.tyiirts, decorated with pencil drawings. The company did not fcparate until a late hour. MalcwroNis, litantoar's Bats—on Monday evening, in Stanhope-fireet, was attended by two hundred perfonages of thitinEtion. The drawing ronms, winch ATC very large and elegant, are well adapted fur a Ball-room. Three chandeliers of uncommon t:auty illumined the apartment. The Rom was chalked with much tune. At half an hour after ten the dancing commenced with the new tune called Slitter Rich, by Duke pf Orleans Lady Mary Taylor Lord Charles Berrinek Miff Caraewall Duke* Joloatpengcr Ma Irby Earl Abqyr.e Lady M. Montague Lard Frederkk Montague Lady C. JenkinSio Calmiel Churchill Lady A.M. Stanhope Mr. Tovetatad Miff Broughton • Lori Binning /Alfa F. Irby Mr. P. Mahueri, Jtm. Lady M. Bennet Lord Edward Somerfce Mils Upton Captain Upton Lady Thynne Lord Charlia Somerfet Lady M. Bernina. 1 1 Twenty-five couple went down the fecond dance, Speed the Plovsnk The dancing was kept up with great fpirit till near two o'clock, wh e n cropper was announced ; but, previous to the adjournment, I.ady dem Stuart, a new Scritch dance, was called for, which gave new life to the fcene. The pup. per was very elegant, confiding, among other things, of a profidion of fruits, cherries, ilrawber. lies, pines, and grapes. The Prince thud till .1 late hour. The dances recommenced much earlier than ofual, at half after two o'clock. Lac& 3n43n Hamilton was the firfl ; a very long reel concluded the whole at five o'clock yelterday morning. PAR iSIA II FASMONS.--Among the higheil claf fes of the &male falhionable world, the Taus head drefs is dill Co generally followed, that very few deviations from it are to be ()harvest The &yeti Mon iu Ure are of fancy colours. Feathers arc airport wh gone out of &Ilion. Jorupale is come ffn notch into favour as to rival the reten tions of the lilac in decorating hats and capotes. The Livourize colour of ribbons are Elite, rn. guide. or role, either plain or variegate& the half Ileho of lace is among the took Ciikionable head di errs. Full d refs go wn s, when filk,aveirhite ; when of crape, tither black; fky blue, or rfifit co. lour. The d els by pee-einir.ence is is nieluck, with long and large &eon, oisuimilua witb , iiiee. It is geterally worn 'Mr s zNttt with. ! stovr CORN AMOCA SIAILAAJI/1 . 11.. )11A V 2flC . NOAtri y mice .14,y e L tAksti; pla;e.licreb rtnce Mon44r,litis alteration. AsAu ib littsko.—Tire Curt t 1 Airmen yettertlay let the Mize of- Wei* and: ordered the price to be raired frAll•an 411174, or. td, Peck Lod. 'l,b_ price of the Q:!atttralipairwill be 9W. to-morrow. • In confequence of Mr. M333,lll?ppikation for the eflabliihment of a commercial9s tay.4)u! l v . Kc learn that the French Governmemlus i refsilytct!to fend over a Conimcrcial Contruillioner,o;Laadon, without delay. The peace-ellablifliment of the-Royal Mitritrs is to he too companies, a hundred men each.—. 36 are to belong to the divifton at Clvathamb 31, to, • Portftnouth, and 33 to Myth Ouch. The Subalterns of Militia Corps will receive a half-pay nearly equal to Officers in the Lint. An Enfign is to be allowel thirtY, and a laeotenant thirty-five pounds per annum, which, with the ad. ditional Ann of eight pounds allowed for joining the Corps to which they belong. eight antrtwenty days in each year, will make the Ittif pay • thirty. eight pounds to the Enlign, and forty three pounds per annum.to the Lieutenant. The following order has been illited,br General Sravii.se to the troops in the Northern diltriet ORNIIRAL DISTRICT nRDSRS. " Head-quarters, York, May ta, t • Makw-Getteral Srave tar hal received the eomminds hLs Rll2l Highoefs the Commander to Chief, to Henry re the troop, W Majeity's Royal pleafure, that the appointment of Major-Generals uo the Suf lo the Northern Difiridt is to tore the a4th General Gatairmn has been arpointed Com mander in Chief of the Weft Indies. The Cambrian Regiment of Fencible Infantry, lately returned from Gibraltar, were on WeJnei'i day difbanded at Bridol. each man having 14 day. pay given him to carry him home. A number of the men volunteered into the line at Gibraltar, and a great many more fence the Ihnting. The Beni/Mire Fencibles, CiilonelAiinasw HAIN hate nib been difiranded at Goiporr. Four Feneible Regiments in Ireland Ilill remain on the eßablifliment, as do the Loyal Surrey Rangers, Colonel Posistis, at prefent at Ellilifax, Nova Scotia ; and the Rol•al Ancient Irilh, Col. FITZGrItALD'S, latily returned from Maltar The Bth Dragoons have taken the garrifan duty of Dublin ; the'24th, of condi, will retire from it. The 28th Light Dragoons, Rationed at Clon ' , mell in Ireland , is to be reduced. Orders have ban tent out to Bengal for the im. mediate redultion of the Marquis/11114.Asser's Body Guard. The Latona frigate is taking in the baggage of his Royal Highnels Prince Wita.tate of GLov• ctsvca, who embarks on beard her in a few days for St. Peterfbargh. Letters from Malta, dated 3oth of Match lall, (late, that Vice Admiral Sir R. Bice eft rots, Bart. had failed far Egypt in the MADRAS, of s 4 guns., Capt. Mutts ; and that the CILSIe, of 84 guns, RC= Adttrirat Sir Jamas SAVBIAREt. Bart. was expected :it Malta from Gibraltar, for the purpnte of witneglng the evacuation of that Bland by the tiritifh troops. Friday the Gentlemen of the Bank Aliociatioo were ditiharged fi am theirduty as a military body, their ferviees bring no longer required. The following are the new Rates ef Dnties irn. pored by the Qack Medicine AR, which is to take place the t trofSeptember next.—Where any Packet, Box, Bottle, Pot, Phial, or °dui- inclo. fore, with its contents, 111111 not excess' !s. - • Eid. lON to 206. St. IS. tO sw 641. 3d. 20b. tO 30.• • 31. I& 6d. to 0. 6d. gos. to Jos. • set. cs. to Los. at. abovL os. - sod. Yelterliy Lord PLTRI, and Sir C7o. oat: F. Ps Gorr, Bart. Were ClCallni lit:notary Members of the Board of Agriculture. The Jewels of the (teen of Ponvuoax that were fortunate enough to reach England, fold for 114ch000l. The Society of Arts, Mannfaaureg, and Com merce, had a Meeting yelletday in the Adelphi, Iwhen the Annual Premiums and Bounties were delivered. Among many others were To Joan HUNTLIt. Efq. of Oubhins, in Herefordfhire, for having planted copoo Oaks. the gold mold. To Mr.TSIOMAS CLVLOW. of Sboreditch, for his h•vention of weaving perks, pockets, and lacks, in a loom, as.d improv ing the conftruetion of looms in general, 25 guineas. To Mr. H. GILLATIICAD, of South Shields, fur his con ftruaion of a cork boat, by which the lives of nuny pertains Shipwrecked have been prcferved, the gold medal of so guinea. Co the Hoe. PIENS ROILLIp of Tobago, for a plantscion of bread haft trees, the gold medal. The Bilbop of ELY has ftibferibed fool. towards the repair of the tower of Ely Cathedral. M. HAiTEIt, who was fent to Naples by the Panics of WALES, to examine the manurcripti found arnidlt the ruins of. Herculaneum, has dif covered the treatife of Epicurus, entitled, " he Naeura Rerun." The exiftence of this work was only known from a few paffages in ancient au- thors. It appears that it formed the . ground-' work of the celebrated poem of Lucretius. The Earl of Guttoroan a few days (ince- wait. ed upon Mr. Pity, and refigned Iris fituation as Lieutenant Governor of Dover Celtic. This ap pointment h in the gift of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports,mnd was given tohis Lordfitip by his father when Lord North. Mr. Pyrr, on fue ceedintg to that office, continued it mute late pot feffitr. To well delineate the various pallions ofmankind, and prefent them in their full colouring to an au. dience,' is an effort of the pen deferring' she highef appiaufe—This is fo ably done at the kopal Circus in the new Greed Biller the Fatal Prtifte. am, or Midnight An, brought out there, that the public, ifwe may judge from the crowded and brilliant audience of each evening, hem emulous amid the gratification they receive, of not only yielding the Rrottgcft upprobatkni,bta alfuthe m'At amok reward for fuck fisowrihr Mittirli;44 1 .v.7:41 MAILS '14113 nn t.-4s 1q) N. r. aaasysp. r V* I i PAWN 1 I niontatwiN o ! 0. I.olciv e • 0 I 0 i4ettelt, et, I i. Wntsrfali4 I it I,i(Son • n* inl'hio turitiagorrivett a M.il frotniArar. t-r.ovaNt to ; t : ioalILI,LtLa Tatars 4paapLos . pultet.ip twelve day,. i —.—.,. t 4 1 ,YAIPU): 14 , MAT 14.. I' • Cunt. int thc• A 014411014, of I,po)n, clpt. N. i KM* : C.oc, ffotti Giulia, hot4rial to Amara .I.ur. ado 4.iiitit . . &It, kivirigbr,Fn at• Ira y) . d;s •'‘ : ;Ili . , i e itil% 110frli tiAiliiirFt s , Cint:iiit Cpt.F. from $ Jr:.. ritlidotr4 of tho 12411,40:2.2A 1.410m0 - its. of l e igkit I) rAfinons , oll.l , o4l4: tha• fiti led. in Pilllile y• Lill,-,-- !Sitileti•thr• ItptAt.tb of i.S• gon., Chittaiii Spici , p. 'For Ott Mita' fittihs, with itifftmchcc.--,-e.t ale. in t!V! I :Hatto cilticrs. Catin. 4.4 1 / 4 4.4 4 , from 4 CI! ii tU. WitliTlMQU'rri. MAY ss. This day failed the' Neptune. XsysSif A.I. 'the Sea Nymph, Citvitc.., to take in trnorm at jerfey, and carry thcm roCork. Lail ni:thr the 1-Inion..Capt.*Gtitsog s frnm hum , ' to London, after a tedious patfa.;.: of 3f.: days frwri Mein 1)4 t 11) Gibraltar, and: 38.1.i.iys irons Giiwnitur here; h under tpiarantihe-. tcft the two 011h:w -ing Englifit vetclvat that place—F:4i st. Viticer.t.• Capt. Br.rrit. and. the brig Capt...Scorl. other veNcl• lctls Maffina• widt the L~oar}i. his Nfitjcily's thip from Pty. Nfajc!iyas.fhjp laConCrancL was paisk, hat: not: insi,t. off. at 444(44. TARMOUCII. MAY al. Monday, at four o'clock in. the niernrron, the Astrusow fripte, liaving on boon! bi* loyi:1 Highnefs the D u aroFCa se moms anstfuite, faikd from Yarmouth Road's for Cushaven. The wind was rather unfavowalsle,,it.blowing frelh E. N. I. &sae& cm a eruize this Anna* gua-veifel. rim& from Chrittiana the Amino, Capt. Abr.:At with timber and deals : fitr Lum,l'en, with cam, Chance, BOX FI CI.D ; Lark, Cs.orss; Pitt, F01t..- MAN j and Vigilant, Disc : from Lanhlnn, Young Richard, Joy matter. ELSINEUR. MAYO. The upward bound fail loon as cleared; the downward bound are here, detained by finny: %vetted)! winds. 'lle Crown, TI4OhIPSOS, of tint • bosom, Itrock on a rtnk near Gothenburg t 1: a.ith ult. and is gone, lull of water, into a Isarhotti , in that neighbourhood. Mar B.—The downward bound failed yeller- Jay; and the upward hound Ctiled loon as cleared. Meet L—The upward bound !kips proceed foon as cleared ; thole for the North Sea arc tic:rained 'ay contrary winds. It has blown very hard diet:. three days pan Irian/he weltward - and leveed tit the Ihips that failed on Friday an d Saturday till, have Leen obliged to put hack. FROM 1.1.0 1 /D1 MST. D rat . m ar 25 —Remain in dm lk.wns the Ate*tort fries gatc, Moot Er, VIP/14 altdCottristr gun Wear.. GtAVLILND. MAY 24.—Paaid l y the Srua r- Toll, from Wit ; Prow EliaAbtsh...irom Norden ; Four SI:- ten, BIAS/LET ; from Embden; Yeter, °hair, Bcoos, N ac yc i y ; —, from CAtid ; Ana Ora'. Oat t. 1n..., flanburgh.-...ti:tiled the May, t. for I.illoto t phgt• Peter, Niu+ CIA. for Havre; Hendricitn, HACK. "tor St :cry ; and the Jongc Tremze, Aws.uultmu, for RottuPdam MAY 23...-.S.lllCii lite Lewitt, PAM NAS, for Havr 4; do Grate, and Jongc Ciaas„ Ktoir R. for Itoucw.l4m. DISIAIDtPrION OF IRIZE MONEY. To the Oilcan and Arad, til'a for the rapture of the FrIZCS frigate la Dttlaigneofe, a Mud didrihution will be otad.r i t" board the above fhips, nn their arrival iu port. The frifgard, for the eaptarc of the Hymphe, and rhe t I Union, wilt be paid on the rifg.trd's arrival in port. To the Phaeton, a dlftrilminn of the vroc:cds of the Ar.lt riesis Chip la Nynaphe, will be =de, at No. friday the 38th init. - - The llunp Lpecdy., for the capture of the folk:wing prig. •, via. Spant& brie Ecce Homo, and the French !hip . Spanith °tip Pine), Spaniel ?Came l:1 Gamo, and :,p 4 aifh lr •• DWG Subretimili sad U COrICo de Cadiz. iu company with t Kangaroo, will he paid on Friday neat rue 2.3 th :r.R. -t No. Beaufort Buildings. The Agamemnon, for the capture of the corn vetrcl eta done di Rofariu St. Antonio di Padua, wiii be;:dd ots the :a . );•1 hilt at du:White lion, Wych-Gout. Early on Monday morning the cotton-mill it Calvet, in Derby!hire, was dilcovered to be On and notwithllanding every exertiow to extingain, the flames, in leis than two hours it was entirel.' , confitined. It is not rifeertained how the aceideet happened ; the works were minutely examiired !tit • on Sunday night, and every thing appeared in Ir. fed order. The las is rilimated :It 20,0001. On Wediiefitiv, at about two o'clock in the Af ternoon, the drying loft of the paper mill, ner , Pennycuick, belonging to Meas. Ch. Cowan ;MA Suns, was difeovered to be on tire, and, in a very ,hurt time, that part of the prernifes, confining' of the vattlotife, tinifhing-houfe, counting-lior'e. and drying has, with a great part of the iltrek and litenfils therein, was, notwitl.dancling eve v enicrtion, entirely continued. The rapidity of till baffied'eves y exertion of the neighbourhoo.!. at d numerwus workmen employed about tlfe m..- nUfattory. On l'uefifiry fe'riniglit fix men Mewl:4T ~, Royal Waggon '['rain, with fix horses and Qrr carts, were wiployed in conveying flout from ill,: white dyke to Rat:1114:1W, which is GI a mile off floors floni'llroad-flairs, aN ter form. an Mold, but waiting ton h tide coining oil fo rapid as to pr'zveot their imminent danger WAS perceived 1, hairs feamen, who put off busas to tin notwitlilLunling whist one matt anal ,4rtswnesi- Ti: flasimakir- abovit .12410 W IA Long, and rt; : their retirq., 1.); tipsßen:L.4 ,cir nlsll:inee. doe.: 1.e140.