Star. — London, England, 1805-03-12 00:00:00

ii• ;a .— I.:anti to be stitiAken refpelting the power of e• • %lagiarres at the cicalae. The power was chief -1: I.: led in the Shetiffs on there oceafions, and it de '. on them to reflnre order, and keep within bout.d► the proceedings of the mob. They there fore were anfwerable for whatever mifcondua might t a rc taken place. Mr. SMITH explained, by obferving, that he did. unt fay that it was the bnfinefs of the Magiarates in the firft inftance to quell the tumult ; but only faiJ, that if the conduit of the mob was fa grofs as i t w a s on Come eccafions reprefented, the Magif trates might have interfered, and the Sheriffs would fcarcely Bare refufed their concurrence in fuch mea- Cures- The quellion was here called for, and the gallery was cleared t but no divifion took place • fo that it was agreed to adopt the refolutions if the Commit tee without any. Another Refolutinn had then been propofed by Mr. Rofe to this effea, that the Sheriffs, Robert Al sionigox and Sir W. Rawlins, had in their condua 'rd practice, during the eleaion, afted contrary to 1 4 w, and contrary to their duty, and contrary "to the privileges of this Houfe. • On our re-admiflion, we' found , Mr. PDX on his legs, contending. that it ought to be. Confidered, that if the Sheriffs were blameable in noVagreeing to the receiving of the Land Tax Affeirment Bookl, other Sheriffs had been equally culpable. If that alone had been the ground of charge, it might be queßionid whether the late Sheriffs had not been liable to fome animadverfion. Mr. CHARLES WYNNE obferved, that the eon due of the Sheriffs bad been very .reiprebenable in not agreeing to the produaion of th e Land Tax Af feirments, as they were clearly direeted to do by Aa of Parliament. He readily agreed in the refolution, and hoped that it would be follow e d u p, i n or d er to affert the right of the Eleeors. The Hoofs perhaps, were to blame in delaying this fo long. The CHANCELLOR o f th e EXCHEQUER was of opinion, that in order to point out dilfinely to future Sheriffs, that they were to comply with the Ae of Parliament in receiving the affeffment books, an amendment might be introduced into the motion. —He therefore propofed that the Refolution fitould Sand thus . 1 RA:dyed. 'That the (=duet and pratiees of Robert Albion Cos, Efq. and William Rawlins, Km. as Rated in the fore going Ref*lotions, (viz. the RefoWoos of the Committee) as wall as in refuting to refer to the land tea alfelfments, was Wean- Ment with their duty, contrary to law, sod a breach of the privi lege& of this Haifa." _ _ Mr. FOX obferved, that the criminality of the Sheriffs in the affair of the Land Tax Affeffment Books was (hared by almolt every Returning Officer that bad prefided at a Middlefex Eleaion. Lord MARSHAM had tome doubt whether the amendment propofed by the Right Hon. Gentleman could be agreed to confißently with the report.— The evidence, as well as he could recollect, did not prove that the Sheriffs refuted the; reference, bnt that they would not Rop the poll for it ; and they certainly bad not facilitated the rikrence to the af fitments, which was left to be mad* in the particu lar booths. , The ATTORNEY GENERAL proved from a pane in the evidence given by Mr. Adolphus. page ash that the Sheriffs bad declared it not to be Slow ddty to examine the books of alfeffments, and had vainfed to refer to them, and he thettfore fupported the amendment. Lord MA RSHAM had expretied only his doubts on the inbiett. but was sow convinced. Mr. W. SMITH had already Rated what he now begged to repeat, that the evidence of Mr. Adol pltus ought not to be confidered as conclnfive by the Honk. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER alto cited tome pairages from the evidence, to I hew that the Sheriffs bad not attended to a requeil on the , past of Mr. Mainwaring, that they might refer to the afeffments of the Land Tar. After a fear ohfervations from Sir W. W. WT Mut, the Houle agreed to the amended motion : " That the laid Robert Albion Coe, and Sir Willies Rawlins. Knight. by their coeds& and predicts at the raid Shake, as Rated in the foregoing refolutions, as well as by refvfwg to refer to the *ferments to the Land Tax, have adted in violation of their duty, contrary to law, and is breads of the privileges of that It was then ordered, on the motion of Mr. Ron, " That the fail Robert Albion Con, and Sir William Rawlins, Knight. fur tbdr faid offence, be committed to his Majefty's Jail of Neirgtte, and that the Speaker do Me his warrant accord isSlY." RIIDUCTION OF FRI MILITIA. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that on Friday nest. be fhould lubtait a proposition to the Hc,ufe, relative to the reduc- tion of the Miiitia to its original ellablifltrnent, and the transfer of the Men dig - charged to the Regular Forces. Lord A. HAMILTON put off his motion rela tive to the hilll Exchange which flood for this day to Monday next. The other orders of the day wen then difpofed of. —Adjourned. LONDON. •`r7F.cDAY, MARCH n. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON[ O'CLOCK e Gaols, for mow, sli—for April ace. 04-omolum 4 PRICE OF STOCICS YESTERDAY a Paull firosit,lhot Short Ann. One .4 per Ceut. Rot flute India Bond., rs. a 21 dif. per Can. Coot 314 Imp 3 pa Ceti?. 37i 38 :Werra i per Cent 311 • • ' Ercheq. 3111.,par is. lit per Cox. Navy, 1194/ Ontrtium, 4 prem. S per Cent. 1797, to/f/ • Prighil, 'rickets, tBl. tw. Long Ann. put • Cons for Aec. 38if Ift.ler.lay being the day died fur the Waders of Loyalty to male their deafen either of Reek or Maley, application, for flock were 111114 k at the Bank tb the anoont of shoot 3.000,0001. out of dire 400,cc01. of widehltotiee hed.htteo given. It requir ed fo mewl dine to verify the daises:of thole who made their di:- dustman, that they were net goitall through. •aod it Is therefore fhppokd that *try little will mule icibi pad io gulag. The Hoofe of Commons, tat night, pronounced their decifion on the conduit of RICHARD Atsiou Cox, Efq. and Sir Wits.txx Rawtsms, Knight, the Sheriff, of Middlefer, during the Eleaion preceding the for the County of Middlefes. Mr. ADAM was heard in their defence in an elaborate fpeech, the delivery of which occupied nearly four hours, when the i Igor; after a wort debate, agreed to the fe- veral Refolutimis of the Committee, !enamel them *7 the Refolotion given In our report this day. and ordered the Sheriffs to be committed to his Moja?* gaol of Newgate. The term of their Imprifemment was not fixed. It may, if the Houle pleafe, continue to the end of the prefent feffion ; but it teems to be underftood, that by petitioning the lionfe, no obje6ion will be made to their liberation at the expiration of a month. A very important notice was left night given by the CHANCELLOR of the Excatcorta, of a motion which he intends to make on Friday next, for leave to brine in a Bill to reduce the prefent Eflablifliment of the Militia, and facilitate the recruiting of the Regular Army. This very material alteration in our military arrangements, is likely to bi ing the whole queftion of our deface again into difculfion. In the Route of Lordi, the Earl of DARNLEY alto gave notice of a motion on Thurfday next, for the produltion of Papers relative to the comparative Rate of the Navy, under the late and the relent Boatel of Admiralty. • • The Committee of the Lords, to whom the mat ters affeaing Mr. Jollies Fox have been referred, are not expeeed to make their report until to-morrow.— The Earl of EmissEtissa; we 'undetaand, has abandoned the charge which his Lordihip hitherto ibpported. • Late on Sunday evening his Majeßy's %hip Csm. tome arrived at Plymouth expels •from the EaR Indies. Capt. Suaarnos came pafenger in her, And reached the Admiralty, at eleven o'clock this day. All we can learn is, that the Carruarow, lying at anchr in an open bay in the EaR Indies, was at tacked by Admiral 'allots in the Marengo, and two fegaths. The Marengo anchored abrealt of the CENTOiIOII, and the frigates on her quarter : the gave the titre! a corapleat drubbing, and obliged them tb cut-theif fables and put to fee. We have the ratisfetion to fay that the Earl Spen cer, the Lord Melville, the David Scott, the En phrates, and the Britahnie; from Bengal ; the Du chefs of Portland, the Williaris and the Juno, from the South Seas, are arrived off Plymouth they fail. ed from St. Helena the 14th of Januaky, under con voy of the CIPITURION. The Princefs Charlotte, Logan, from Bengal, is captured by the fquadron under command of Ad miral Lino's, and carried into the Mauritius. His Majefly's armed brig Axe, Lieut. &milli, has arriVed at Yarmouth, with two prizes, a brig and a galliot, cut out of Dunkirk Roads on the night of the Bth inft. -by the boats of the CRU I an. They are French vetreli, but have no cargoes. Four veffelb, under !ruffian colours, having on board French pro perty, have beta captured and fent into port, and in formation it is faid has been received of about twen ty more, which will no doubt fall into the hands of our cruisers. This morning we received French Journals of the 3d MIL from which we have given; few curets. Letters of the Bth inßant, received yefierday from Holland, mention, that fince the arrival of Scst i as- MELPIIIIIINCK. the French have been let's rigorous in commercial matters. Gen. MAR MONT has communi cated to the merchants, that Inch cargoes as are brought from Embden in Dutch bottoms, will not be molefied in future. gcnimwaLvitawrica holds a conference daily with the Batavian Direaory, and declines having any interconrfe with individuals.— He is confidered to be completely in the French in teren. Another Mellinger arrived at Lord MULGRAIII I I Office yefterday, with difpatches from Peteriburgh and Stockholm, containing we underhand, instil; gence of eonfiderable insportatte. The Treaty which has fo long been on the tapir may now be confidered as concluded; the terms have certainly been agreed upon, and their ratification will immediately take place. This circumflance fofficiently explains the ground of the refufal of the Emperor ALIZANDEI (flitted in the lafi Paris journals) to accept the pro. feted mediation of Pruffia, to adjuff the differences between him and the French Government, without the concurrence of his Britannic Majeny. The treaty, we underhand, is both offenfive and defenfive. At the departure of the above Mellinger from Peteriburgh, Mr. Bassrr, who was the bearer of the communication of our Government relative to Boma- PMI'S pacific overture, had not reached that city. We believe he did not arrive at Stockholm until the 22c1 of February, owing to the extreme feverity of the weather. According to letters received by the Gnttenburgh Mail on Sunday, M, NO•O3RTZO7I, who was concerned in negotiating the treat y in Lon don, reached Stoc kholm on the 22d ult. and fet out on the following day for Peteriburgh. Yeflerday morning difpatehes were received at the Admiralty from Admiral Sir Joan Duccwoarar, commanding at Jamaica : they Hate The arrival of la Slims frigate at thatlace, with the convoy f ro m England, on the 3d of January. Difpatclies were received yefterday from our Beet, off Ferrol, dated nn Sunday fel:night. The enemy appeared to be making, in all the apahifh ports, great preparations to get their (hips ready for fea. Five more fail of the line have been difpatched from our fleet off Brett, to fltengthen our force off the coati of Spain. NJUTIC4L MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind & W. Alt. DUI. ARIL est. Dubin o 3 I Htelbergb o t Ttpurford o 3 Gottesburgh o s Lifirea o z Jamaica o 0 FALMOUTH, Maio( 9.--Arrived the PRETTY LASS (loop of war, with a fleet under convoy from the Downs.—Wind 8. E. • Poevssiourl, MARCH s I.—Arrived the Vrow Catharini, , from Antwerp for Bourdeauz, and the Friendfcbap, ---. from Rotterdam for ditto, both detained by the Rarrt.sa floop.—Wind S. E. DIAL, MARCH 11.—Remain in the Downs, the Monarch and Utrecht men of war ; Calgo, Vulture, and Speedy hoops of war ; Devaflation, Zebra, Prof pero, Lucifer, Volcano, Difeovery, and Ezplofion, bombs ; a fleet of armed defence (hips ; Lord Mel ville, Ocean, and Champion tranfports. Wind S. E. YARMOUTH, MARCH tr.—The CRIVIZEIt (loop of war has retaken a light collier. She has cut out of Dattkirk Roads the Friendfltip, Bur Hittite mailer, and the Triton, PAUL FREDERICK Vaults, matter, in bailiff, which have arrived here. The Scour and Cciamoiaer !loops of war are under failing orders for a cruize, and the Narita with convoy.—The (hips of war remain as per laft.—Wind. S. E. Gesssoce, Mamas B.—lt is Rated that feveral of the Blips which failed from the tail of the Bank, on Thurfday and Friday fan, have been obliged to put into Rothfay Bay and Fairlie Roads, the wind having (hilted to the weßward on Saturday evening. The Devonfliire, Canute; 'arrived at the Holly Loch. from Charleßon, on the 4th init. where the is per-. forming quarantine. The Enterprise, GRAHAM, cane into port laft night, after performing quarantine.— Helen, Desmeas, from hence for Liverpool, put into Campbelton Loch on the 4th inft. • . . , . . . IIifUTIC" ll&ELLICIIMIL •• JPOLUNTEIAt e " 1 -- . MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.' Ant. OUR. ARIL Ott. Yeflefday the St. Pancras, the St. Giles's, and 'two ,i Dubin 03 I tiansbarab •it or three other corps were reviewed, and prattifedtbt Weeerford o 3 Getttribersh 0 s , new manomere s which , have foinetime been ordered 1 i l Linten o x Jamaica o oby the Duki of Your to be prattired. His Royal , I and hnef A _,a the r „ A gs a feveral Staff Officers were p r e cut , an d Fatnourn, Maio( 9.- A rr i v ed Lass Hi 1. I ezprefedthemfelves highly fatisfied frith the advance loop of war, with a fleet under convoy from the which the troops had made in that branch of ezercife. Downs.-Wind a E. • Yetterday the Firlt Regiment of Surrey Volunteers , Porrsatouvl, MARCH tt.-Arrived the Vrow muttered at Montpelier Gardens, and marched from Catliarini, —, from Antw er p f or B ourdeauz, and ' thence to Kennington Common, where they; were : I, the Friendfchab, ---, from Rotte r d am for ditto brigaded, for the fir( t i me this reit. with the St. ' °lave's, the Ch r ilt Ch urc h, and Lambeth Corps.- both detained by the Rarrtaa Hoop.-Wind S. E. The Brigade, confining of 700 men, was command. DIAL, MARCH 11.-Remain in the Dowes, the ed by Colonels SLADI and GAITSKILL. They went Monarch and Utrecht men of war ; Galgo, Vulture, through the battalion movements in good order, and and Speedy hoops of war ; Devaßation, Zebra, Prof- made a handfome appearance with their colours.- pero, Lucifer, Volcano, Difeovery, and Explofion, The Rifle Corps under Captain Dasss, of the Firit Surrey, alto pradifed a variety of manceuvres moil bombe; a fleet of armed defence (hips; Lord Mel- the brigading was over. Several Ladies of fa' lhion vine. Ocean, and Champion tranfports. Wind S. E. elegantly dreffid, attendedas fpedators, and the Com- YARMOUTH, Mato. rt.-The Cautzea (loop of mon difplayed an uncommon fcene of beauty and war has retaken a light collier. She has cut out of amufement. Dunkirk Roads the Friendfltip, Bur Heim* mailer, The Weft StirlingthireVolunteer Legion, confining and the Triton, P am ., F REDERICK Vaunt mailer, of two troops o f cava l ry and fix companies of intm- t, the ( Liolone G Les- s in belle*, which have arrived here. The S cour and ro ry an, under of Dougallion, commando marched eutenant- into S tirling l S on the Cciamoiear !loops of war are under failing orders 9th alt. where they continued for three weeks upon I fora cruise, and the Bursa with convoy.-The permanent duty. They were reviewed there on the i ! a7th by Brigadier-Gtneral RossaTsow, who was (hips of war remain as per laR.-Wind S. E. pleated to exprefs in very flattering terms, his entire Geaesoce, Mates 8.-It is Rated that feveral of fatisfadion at the appearance of the corps under arms the Sipe which failed from the tail of the Bank, on and the Readinefs with which the various mancenvres Thurfday and Friday LIR, have been obliged to put were performed. into Rothfay Bay and Fairlie Roads, the wmd having It is further to be o bt erve d i n honour this corps, Devonniire, C AMERON , ' arr i ve d at the H olly fhifted to the weftw ar d on Saturday evening. Loch,The that, during the whol e p er i o d o f t h e i r fl ay at Stirling, - not a tingle complaint was made againh any indivil from Charleßon, on the 4th intl. where (he is per-. dual of it-a circumftance which was very hand- forming quarantine. The Enterprise, GRAHAM. cane fomely taken notice of, in an appropriate (peach, by into port haft night, after performing quarantine.- the Chief Mariftrate of the town. Helen, Dunces, from hence for Liverpool, put into - Campbelton Loch on the 4th ink. Out of 591, compofing the effective Rrength of the FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Legion, 29 only were abfent. • ' Oeaveszite, MARC' TT —Paffed by the Aurora, Beekman, from Leghorn; Hope, Walters, from Jerfey ; Vrow Man, Loop; Lads, Dubin; Catharine, 4-- and the Vrow Eliza- Lord REDISDALE tent a circular Lett er t o a ll t h e beth, —, from Rotterdam.—SalleS t he Renown. Tiddell, for Irilh judges, requeltins their opinion and advice . , Ddblin ; Wow Elizabeth, S tevens , f or Tonningen ; Wow Maria, whether, under the ex ift ing c i rcum ft ances, he &mild A iffue a coMmiffion to Mr. Jußice Jolters, to go the , rmy:in.—At Sligo, Pand o r a , Long, from Wlintington4—At . on ern r cf , R um c once i t , _........., Enna Oporto—At k n u en in ni , circuit, and they were all of opinion be ought not. ' William, Kent, from Charleflon ; and Fame, Nicholfoo, from Captain EDWARD H•WKIR of the Teta:sus. is ap. Baltimore-to Standgate Creek, Pearl, ---4, from Altea-4At { potn • ted to the command of his Majefty's frigate Weltport, Atlas, Spence, from New York.—At Lorne, Expert meet. Smith, from New York—Ai Beifaft, Two Friends, La- TARTAR. diam, from New York-At Hoylake,Devonflaire, Cameron, from A new regulation has jun taken place repeaing . Charlftoo-44.At Nevrry, Neptune, Gautier', from Malaga—At Majors of Brigade : theta ufeful Staff Officers being Belfaft, Johan, Newmark from Oporto ---At Cork, Eliza, Brown. from New York—At Limerick, George, Barclay, from New allowed to be attached only to Major Generalp ann.. York—At Gibraltar, M ary , Hall, from Hull—At Jamaica, Wit- manding troops of the line, or Militia, and not in fn- Liam Dent, Farmer; BAdgetowe, Gordon; Beaty. Pqtmin : ture to thofe who have a command over Volunteer and Suffolk, Frineey, from Liman ; John, Pritchard; Minerva, t-i ...orps only. Gardner; Charlotte, Salle ; Diana, Vieth; and Hero, Cloutfon, front Briltol ; Mary, Mannoek; Montgomery, Hughes; and A Court Martial is now fitting on board the Aft- the Camperdown, —.. from Cork; William, M'lver ; Refolu- DINT, of 64 gum, at Yarmouth, on the Boatfwain two, Brag; Volunteer, Larvik ; and Favourite, Bichardibn ; fra ' n of the Scour (loop of war, f or d i f o b e di ence o f or- Whkehaven ; Holland, Newton; and Golden Grove, Wclla,from dere. Neweaftle; Hill. Woodhoufe ; A rya n s, S teele ; James, Romainre ; a Indi a n r ea d er , ?--... Rober t , i cs bnr utti B e i n c m ; elid e , .rs ssi 2eor Be TAD -There was no Court of Alder- Neak ; Barnett, Lochs; ; Jane, Campbell; Elizabeth, Mote& ; men to-day : the Loan Ma you after infpeding the Cornwall.Cliatimaot Ades. Whitegde I Grand Duke. Gilt I and Returns, ordered the price to remain as lilt week. Clifton, Bateman. from Liverpool; Clio Mlie ; Hope, Rey- s s-s Lyn * Dowatoots now ; young, sl u t Jam a i ca ,' B rown , e n ,,,, a i d e; NORTUAMPTON Alma . . teia, Illesdtordt‘ Ano, - Pertens• Polly, Parker; Lord Stanley, At the above Atlizes on Wednefday, this caufe, -....; Entarpdae, Lawton ; sad Egyptian, Connell, from Africa which had ezeited confiderable intereß, came on to The Seatiower, SteOlea. ftntn se.Dacatogo to Botta°, was taken be heard before Sir ALAN Cita mime and a Special • en the ellth idDecember by a French privateer. Jury. The aftion was brought for an affault com- The Adroit, Donald, from St. kites ' • the Hardware. Matlock, mined by the Defenda n t, on t h e Pl a i nt iff , on the from New York ; the Orwell, Parr; and the Britannia, Bonus, which were on Store at Liverpool, are got off. fecond day of the hilt Northampton races ; and it sp- I Fearing to the Court and Ju r y f rom t h e ev id ence on On Saturday k' t, a veffel about ao tons borthen, Mailer's name Adair, was drove on !bore near Portneffock, io Secifland, the trial (which billed near five hours), that the af. and went to pieces; the had a parcel of old junk on beard, fforn fault was molt violent, and bad been committed un- Plymouth, and was bound for Begat, to load proaluona, ate, der many aggravating circumflonces, a verdictwas During the two days which preceded her wreck, the wind blew ftroog from Weft to South Weft ; neverthelefs flu rode oct the found for the Plaintiff, with 5001. damages befides greater part of the gale, sod, on attemptiog to get under way, the c o lts of hint- Counfel for the Plaintiff, Res, 1 veld nit on the woos tack, when the went upon she rocks. and V auc Haw , M r . C LARK , an d M r. SewsaIDGII :-for i in a few minutes feparated. One man, a Jew, fulpended himfelf the Defendant, Mr. Resort, and Mr. Baatecrom." by a rope. from the malt, and thought, with 'the motion of the veffel, to firing himfelf an &ore ; but the rope not being properly HIGHLAND SOCIETY.-It was not an Annual faftened, he was dallied amoogit the rocks and (urge, and was Meeting of the Highland Soci e ty, as R ate d i n l ogic evawheinied in the deep. This vac! was one of the fi n k of the o f t h e Papers of yellerday, that was held at the . French guu boats which we took from them. Crown and Anchor, on Saturday the 9th, but an ex- Captain Cseat ear is appointed to command the traordinary Meeting, he'd purpofely for the recep- Sea Fencibles at Berwick ; and Captain Loca in the lion of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Sussex, Ifle of Wight. who was not received as Duke of Cottle:ion, a title Captain Heti. is appointed to the command of the hrft imagined by the editors of thofe papers, but as Matasaa, of 64 guns, at Sheernefs ; and Captain a Prince of Great Britain. The found of the Cale- &AC! to command the his frigate, at Woolwich. donjon Trumpet announced the arrival of his Royal Captain BAKER is appointed to the command of Highnefs before the Crown and Anchor : upon the CASTOR frigate, at Deal; Captain SYKIS to the which a d eputat i on o f_ the Society, named for that NAUTILUS (l oop; and Captain Gescoica ILO the purpofe, went down . Raws to meet him. The in . - i Heel. a bomb veffel, at Sheernefs . - liniment of warlike mune was played before his i Royal Highnefs all the w a y unt il h e reac h e d t h e '.l The DREADNOUGHT, Admi ra l C ott:sic:wows, middle of a great room, in which the fo c i e ty were with the Maas, T OWN ANT , an d M i !lOTA V lt, have Le . ceived orders to complete thei r provifions and notes affembled before dinner. A tune ca llid Th e G at h er- for fig months. It is therefore fappof e d, t h at they fer g ved up. Two tables parallel to each other were are going to be detached from th e Channel fleet upon, force other (Cr vice. placed from end to end of th e di n i ng - room , an d a I third table acrofs the upper end of thole; in the mid- dle of the fan was placed th e Prefident's chair, in . Asti:nava, Maack' 6.-Lan Thurfday morning , which fat the Marquis of Douotes, reprefenting his about four o'clock, there came on here, one of the father, the Duke of Hemitron, chief of the Dou- molt violent gales which we have known in this coon- °Lasts, who is Prelident for the prefent year.- try Gone the year 1773. It began on Wednefticy On his right hand fat his Royal Highnefs, and on evening to blow pretty flrong from W. N. W. b u t the right end left fat four actual chieftains, the Duke not violently, till a little before four on Thurfday o f ATHOL, the Duke of MONTROSE, the Earl of morning, when it increafed to a hurricane, and con- n ....READALB•NE, and Lord MACDON•LD. The Earl tinued to blow in a kind of whillwind for about half of HAKRIECTON, who is an honorary member, was an hour. We have received accounts from various likewife prefent with his fon, Lord PETERSHAM, the ~ quarters of the mitchief done by this gale, the prin. Right Honourable WILLIAM DURDAS, Secretary at cipal of which are the following :- ['he beautiful War, and feveral other perfons of dißindion ; in all Reeple of the parifh church of St. Cyrus, from a de- about an hundred members. The walls were all fign by Adams, which w a s u n i ver f a lly a d m i re d as a given in the Gaelic or Caledonian language : betide, i kind of miniature of the Ileeple of Bow Church, in thofe given at all loyal elubs, there were tome peen. so London, is blown down. A houfe in Tannery-Oreet, liar to the Highlanders, and entirely martial, fuch as S. 4 in which were ten families, fell to the ground fo in. The Great Sword and ebb Plaid ; Th e Pip e o f War and the nantaneottfly, that the inh a bi tan t s cou ld b are l y Colours ; Chiefs of Clans and Chiefs of Armies ; th e Cl an o f t h e efcape with their lives. G rea t p art o f t h e b eaut if ul or garden wall at Fotetterhill, belonging to M r . H o - Gael Caledonian Shoulder to Shoulder, F ite . 0 OARTK, was levelled to the ground. I n t h e v ill age o f M. army before the memorable battle of B annoc k. unroofed, molt. of them being thatched A wh a l e -fill s - r. Thorium fung the Addrefs of Ki ng R o b ert I. a 1 Aucbinblae, in Kincardinfhire almoli every houfe w as to hi s of 1 1 born, let to the tune that heroic Mon arc h' s marc h, ing boat lying near our harbour, w as lif te d up i n t h e by the celebrated Mr. Butes, and accompanied by air and dallied in pieces. An immenfe number of the band of mnfte. Hi. Royal Highnefs was pleated :' trees have been blown down in the woods of Binghill, toting two fangs, with tvhich all who had a lane for delighted, and the whble company hi g h. at Crichie, belonging to the E ar l o f Kieroute, and 1 mufic were in various other place s ; a nd i n a l mo ß every coin- Y g ra tified. y I ERRATujoss4o a few co nks o f the S TA . o f y e ft er d ay t h ere and in our neighbourhood, r i c k s o f h ay, corn, Atc. 1 ave totally difappeared. D ur i ng the plc, the Lively b wte ite a tranfpoStion, which made part of the Second P age tin . Marble. From the sd line of Column Third, to the 94th of Danff, TtotnLlt mailer, with grain, was lull on tine inelailve amid be read betwcos the estli and etieli does et Rattrey Head. - Clew fared. the fecund edam. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORAVUZiID, MARC' it —Paired by the ALTYOIII, Backman, from Leghorn I Hope, Walters, from Jerfey ; Vrow Boffin, Loop; Loath', Dubin; Catharina, --, and the Vrow Eliza beth, —, from Rotterdam. —Sailed the Renown, Ttddell. for Dtfblin ; Wow Elizabeth, Stevens, for Toonlogen ; Vrow Maria, Smith, and the Wilhelm, Weil, for Embden. Amy:co.—At Sligo, Pandora, Long, from Wihnington--At ose r d ri , Rom concei t , front Oporto—At Rotterdam, William, Kent, from Chula.= ; and Fame, Nichoffon t from Baltimore—ln Standgate Creek, Pearl. from Alta—At Wettport, Atlas, Spence, from New York—At Lome, Expert meet. Smith, from New York—Ai Belfaft, Two Friends, La tkam, from New York—At Hoylake,Devonthire, Cameron, from Chartftoo-..At Newry, Neptune, oaullers, from Malaza—At Belfaft, Johan', Newmaa, from Oporta--At Cork, Eliza, Brown. from New York—At Limerick, George, Barclay, from New York—At Gibraltar, M ary , Hall, from Hull—At Jamaica, Wil liam Dent, Farmer ; BAdgetown, Gordon ; Beaty, PKtman ; and Suffolk, Pittway, from Lucian ; John, Pritchard ; Moan, Gardner; Charlotte, Salle ; Diana, Weeks; and Hero, Cloutfon, from Briitol ; Mary, Mannock; Montgomery, Hughes; and the Carnperdown, --, from Cork; Wiitlam , Weer ; Refolu tion, Brag; Volunteer, Barrie; and Favourite, Richardfon, from Whitchaven; Holland, Newton; and Golden Grow, Wclls,from Ncwcaftle ; Woodhoufe ; Anions, Steele ; James, Romare Indian Trader, • Robert, Johnforr; Bdiooa , Co:: Clyde, Neale Barnett, Lothar;' Jane, Campbell; Elizabeth, Moto& ; Cornwall, Chapman; Atlas, WNW'S.; Graud Duke, Galt ; and Clifton, Bateman. from Liverpool; Clio Mlle ; Hope, Rey nolds ; Fortune, Kudos ; aol Jamaica , Brown, from Clyde; WS, landlord t' Anst,-Portens• Polly, Parker; Lord Sta n ley, —....; Bitterne*, Lawfon ; an d Egyptian, Connell, from Africa - - - - • Tbe Sallower. Staples, from St. Domingo to Botta°, was taken an the Alt oniecember by a French privateer. , The Adrora, Donald, from St . Kitt's ; Ike Hardware. Matlock, from New York ; the Orwell, Parr; and the Britannia, Bootis, which were oo Otoro at Liverpool, are got off. On Saturday &Insight, a veffel about ao tons burtben, Mafter's name Adair, was drove on more near Portneffock, to Seaoand, and went to pieces; the had a parcel of old junk on beard, Nom Plymouth. and was bound for Barak to load provifions, &e.— During the two days which preceded her wrack, the wind blew itrong from Weft to South Weft; neverthelefs the rode out the greater part of the gale, sod, on attempting to get under way, the veld call on the wrong tack, when the went upon she rocks, and in a few minutes feparated. One man, a Jew, 1(4 - vended Isiinfelf by a rope, from the malt, and thought, with 'the motion of the veffcl, to firing himfelf on more ; but the rope not being properly fattened, he was dallied amoogft the rocks and forge. and was ovawhelmal in the deep. This valet was one of the firfi of the French guu Imau which we took from them. Captain CLEbt ear is appointed to command the Sea Fencibles at Berwick ; and Captain Locc in the Ifle of Wight. Captain HALL is appointed to the command of the Ditatetass, of 64 guns, at Sheernefs ; and Captain Banc' to command the his frigate, at Woolwich. Captain BALSA is appointed to the command of the CASTOIt frigate, at Deal; Captain SIMS to the NAUTILUS (loop; and Captain Crascorout to the Him,. a bomb vela, at Sheernefs. The Da a AIDNOUG HT, Admiral Cot.t.tiowooo, with the Maalt, TON MAN T, and MtrorAva, have re• ceived orders to complete their provirions and (lore. for fix moths. It is therefore fappofed. that they are going to be detached from the Channel fleet opom forme other fer►ice. Asian's's, Kitten 6.—Lalt Thurfday morning, about four tOtlock, there came on here, one of the moll violent gales which we have known in this coun try fince the year 1773. It began on Wednelley evening to blow pretty flrong from W. N. W. but not violently, till a little before four on Thurfday morning, when it increafed to a hurricane, and con tinued to blow in a kind of whillwind for about half an hour. We have received accounts from various quarters of the mitchief done by this gale, the prin cipal of which are the following ['he beautiful Reeple of the parifh church of St. Cyrus, from a de- fign by Adams, which was univerfally admired as a kind of miniature of the Ileeple of Bow Church, in London, is blown down. A houfe in Tannery-fireet, in which were ten families, fell to the ground fo in. flantanenufly, that the inhabitants could barely efcape with their lives. Great part of the beautiful garden wall at Forefterhill, belonging to Mr. Ho- OART/f, was levelled to the ground. In the village of Auchinblae, in Kincardinfhire, almoa every honk was unroofed, moh of them beingthatched A whalsah it!g boat lying near our harbour, was lifted up in the air and dafh.ld in pieces. An immenfe number of trees have been blown down in the woods of Binghill, at Crichie, belonging to the Earl of KANTOR', and io various other places and in almoll every corn yard in our neighbourhood, ricks of hay, corn, Ste. have totally difappeared. During the sale, the Lively of Aanff, Toms sit mailer, with grain, was loft on Rattrey Head. - Crew fa*.