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vs ill .shallS ga me) nrresi 'l5 ff Is by Ills ref; His has. not and • • hiss filar ►f Stl r late a the the i;74 . UTICA INT LlCllki 'v. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND •acme. DIfIL Franck, o Hamburgb, 3 o Dutch, ; Dublin, _ a Waterford, 0 ' - . rOITSDIOUTH, JAM is.—The following men of . war are dropped down to St. Helen's,, and will fail for Jamaica with the flrfl fair wind tr4Tatu-' war, FORMIDAI2I.I, MA J ISTIC, Taxiing, Oat. ow, Dtsuasc, MOILCIANA. The Raitsraica fri, gate has received counter orders, and will not rail with the fleet.—This morniag fix of the mud ricers were executed on boardthe TENaitival, the Foeseinasta, and the Vssosanca. Report his, the others are to be tranfported for life, except the one fentenced to receive 200 lat h es. •There are fix more now trying.—His Majeßy's flip Paiacass ROYAL was paid this day, and the Foi- NIDGILE yenerday.—Arrived from London the Rifleman, Capt. MONDAY, and yellerday the brig Frederick, Capt. Sctrirr, laden with coals, 'froth Sunderland.. GR2INOCK, Jaw. 13.1k2;21112f1f2022 Liverpool, the Mary, STRIVARD, and Clyde, Cvattraostaat. Arrived the Nancy, BMWs, from St. Kiu's ; failed from St. Thomas's on the tads November;l with the fleet, confining of upwards of 100 fail, under cOnvoy of bas Majelly!: fhip Maasamima, Captain Tarl.o2; among which were the follow ing for the Clyde :—Diana, : Daphne, Ara, Mi nerva, and Crefcent. The Nancy parted (rim the fleet 24 days ago, previous to which a greatnuei ber had feparated, and feverel had bore away' fo; the Weft Indies, With daipage. Since the repara tion, Captain Barna has had very revere weather, dad much contrary winds. The iflands, panice larly Martinique, were remarkably Ackly. Crops in general very abundant. The St. Andrews and Lucy, (Clyde Chips) were in the fleet for Liver Pool. We this moment learn, that tbe . Dianu, Zsii; from &Ain's; One or Ole Reit; is off the Fairly, on her way op: . Host.. jai. la.—The Black liver, Captain Ira Buko sit, arrived at this port from New. ork, !Poke the following fhiPs all well ■ in the enorfe of her piffage, viz :—Dee r eta, -the fhip William Lamle John, Fosnice, (tons Virginia, bound to Cowes; sad, a 11 7 p fr om Coat, bound to Baltimore, out. 1; days, with patangers 24th, a fhip from Opminica, bound koLon&n, out ac. days; 39th, lhip Trudge, froin Landon, bound to Martinique Jan, 7tbs a NI; from Stoikholm, bound to London. • , istom LO . ATlLisi; DLit, ts.,--Sailed the ilhithailejt hoop cif war for Potamoethi-LArlived Ravuea . fools or war, from !beerier:, and remains.— Wind S. • • Gadisinn, Jaw. t5.-:-Sailed the Latent', Haar; for Nevis; Neptune, BURTON, for New York; Hero, PHI Lurs, for Lilbon; Zid the Rio Nova packet, LANGL sir, (*.Tortola. The Minerva; WI tncoet,st, from Leith to Hain burgh, is put into &untilland, by contrary winds, after being Rite days at fei. The Wiley, SMITH. from Chriftiana to Shore ham- is loft on the coaft of Holland. The Uriana, Roasaisos ' from Rotterdans to London, is lo s llliwar Harwich. . The Young Matilda, from Hamburgh to /Whoa, is wrecked near the Dutch coaft ; part of the cargo is expeiEted to be Caved. • • The Charming Eliza, LAWDRICH ' • and the Car. tle, AN/ll:ascii', .from Martinique to London; and ' the Patience, Thomism., from St. Vincent's to Dublin, failed-under convoy of ,the Maces:ems frigate, arrived at Plymouth, and parted loon after leaving the Maids, being leaky. They went back tinder protetlfon. of his Makfty's chips AM MILE. Hawes, and DIAS'. A brig, loading for •Lincafter, and two other 7effels, are reported to ban been kin off Sc. Martin's (Weil Indies), at I gale of wind s about the ill of November. The Nov Thompfon. of Dnngarvast, from Mil ford, is ftranded -near Youghall. - The Chisiotte, &Alt o from (Ltebec to ,Liver pool, is put into Youghall, with il'of boats and fame damage: . The Polly, Gasyes, from London to Gibral tar. has put into Breit id dillrefs, after throwing part of her cargo overboard. On Therfday fe'itaight **off itehinchelf ac dent happened on board a yea eomin into ' U. *wool, m firing I fi gaal gun he a a et, which bora, and took o & .off both the nlu of e gunner, who furvited Ile accident but a very Mort time. The Mailer and Mate alto received a fmaU injury from the explolion. We are happy, however, to lenn, that, no molc lives 'Were loft by this dread ful cataftroph*. • . It is (insular enough that notwithftanding the great number of perfons bargyhed from Scotland for various offences, we never hear of one ennvia re *wails: from mnfportation before his time. On Saturday, the ad inft. the Earl of DARVILIT gave a grand entertainment at'his feat, Cobham- Hall, near Rochefter, to TMONIA3 NAmitit NUN, Eft!. Mayor of Gravefend, and many of the Mem bers of that Corporation. AszAHAN Moot, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn, the Recorder of the Corporation, after being (worn into that office, joined the com pany at his Lordlhip's. The anneal donation of beef at Poynton Park was, by order r,f Lord and Lady Bytest.sv, dif trihuted on New Year's day to one hundred and ri•irty poor families: to leventy of the women e-ch a bed-gown and petticoat, and doatbing to fOtccit men. ' THRATRIeaLS. COVIIITZARDS N.—A new Tragedy, called Al rawyCOle. written by Mr. M. G. Lewis, was performed laft night for the firft time, the principal chars/2as of which were thus rep relented : Alfedo, . Orfino, War* Haserkpes. • Mdeltin, father Bull, Ganes, iticasdo. Aindrota, Ottilla. Elkll4 • Mr. MOIIAT. - Mr. Cook& • SU H. jOIIIIIIIITOML Mt. SETT I %TON* Mr WatTtr!KLD. Mf AVADDT. Mr. CL 11111.10 N To Mr. DAVII N PO It 71 Mn. K. loam sr omit. Mrs. LITCH rI t LO. Mrs. ST. Lieta. • The (eine is laid in Burgos, the capital of Old Caftile, and the plot turns chiefly upon the confpi. racy of Wiwi* againfi the King .40n,A, as well from motives of ambition, as in confequence of the perfecution of his father Oeiao by that monarch. Csfario, after finding his father in a folitary cave, makes known to him the nature of his treafonable plans i but the old man, though deeply injured by 1 the King, indignantly refutes to become an accei fart' in his overthrow, from a generous conviElion; tha ltd t although Alfonfo had injured, him individually, lie ,by his wife and prudent GovernMent, blefC. ed e country over which he ,reigned... Loyal, thsMgh enchained, he exclaims with patriotic ant- Milk.W l • r My Culrerings ! mine alone ! and what am I, r That I llsonki weigh me 'plait the public welfare K What are my wrongs againft a Monarch's rights, !!! What Is my au* againit a nation's Watts r . . Ceario, however, purfucs his f avourite ()Ned but by the difcoveries made of his guilty intention t by Cut,lla, to .whom he had made love, and who ! dies by his fword, as well as by the refolution of 1 his wife AsselrOr (daughter to the King), and the ' exertions of 01:fino, notwithflandiue thc confpirs tors fitcceed in fpringing a mine under the, palace," the King is preferved, the traitors are defeated,' and .the piece, with much bloodflied, conclude* bpi the complete triumph of the Monarch and his leg al affoilates. Such is the outlines of the plot, eke gun.poseder plot, for fuch in.fafl is the fource from whence the author has drarin the ground work of his fable. He has endeairoored, but in vain; td traorport us to Old Caftile. . • Asa literary produdion we cannot think it will be ever allowed to rank high. The piece is fwollen, turkid, and bornballical ; but notwithilanding oc caGnally arreils the attention, and fometimes pleaksiylth grandeur Of fentiment and elegance of language. • ' It is moll admirably got up. The drelTes and decorations are fuperb, and the characters kre very ftrongly cak. The performers exerted themfelves to the =soft, and we havefearcely ever ken them to greater advantage than in their refpeeliv. parts. MONIUT appeared in iftfoio, Jommsrom in Cafarii, Cum's in Ocfi,,,, Mrs. foomsrowe in =and Mr. LITCHSISLD in 00b. The ; 1 / 2 was given out for this evening with gene , rat approbation. We would recommend a liberal pruning before • a reload rePrefentation, efpecially in the Aril fcene between alum and the King. The former of there is made to (peak till he tires both himfelf and the audience, at the expence too of defraying a great Flirt of the drat intended by the author. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON would alfo heighten the inte reit ilieticites if, at tidies, the Were lefs rapid in her. deliiery. The Prologue was very decently delivered by Ci.sistoar j the Epilogue very admirably fpoken by Mrs. H. JOHNSON. DICORY.LANSO-;.• Voice riefered, wis lalL night tellored to the ftage; and was received throughout with great upplaufe. Mrs. &DOOMS'S Belvidera is as gielt as ever. We cannot, however, but think that . Mr. lEsmst.s timid have been Piffrs, and Mr. Port (now engaged at this Theatre) 7ajfer. Pow est.'s Priufi is a teryiefpepable performance. PACRIk gave Rctsaoh wttti filch a charaderiftie mixture of . bypocrify, petULlnce, and cruelty, as renderedit very prominent in the Piece. • The play was for the firit time brObght forward with dee& according to the seem of the time, aid fcene of anion; and all the fubordinate parti of fcenery and decoration were appropriate. Flo alteration or omiffion teems to have taken place in the Tragedy itfelf; and though the poli tical pafragei exceed much approbation, it did not feels to be the rcfult of party-fpirit. The Audi- - owe was very numerous, vety attentive, and very liberal in appladfe. Mr. Ili co sensor' we learn, has lately purchafed a fourth than of D rury-lane Theatre. The performers of Drury.lane Theatre have, it Teems. fined the deed which provides for the gra dual liqtudation of their claims. The arrears due tot then' are, we find, to be paid at the rate of as pet cent; and a provifion is made for a faithful ad herence to this engagement, in cafe the furplus profits &mid not be fuffscient to cover that and the dablifhed expences of the Theatre. The en fuingfalaries are to be difeharrie by regular pay- Menai as they occur. On Monday a tnalked ball and flipper took place at TaV i ey, Devouiltire, the feat of J. CLIVaLAutt, Efq. .P. A fuite of elegant and lofty apart menu, ili n n 3 iDatad and decorated with great tafte a nd fplendour, were completely filled with per fons of the firfl rank and didinetion in the neigh bourhood, and the characters aillinted, were in general, very well fupporscd. The tefrefhments were abundant, and the fupper at once elegant and excellent. _ ---- Monday a trotting match was performed on th e Hatfield read between MI) hones, the property of two bittaers• i the one of Danbury, and the other of Putleiiih. Mitchjocke)fhip was difplayed dur i n . this trial of fpeed hetween the two animals ;1 t. hut the old adage, that an ounce of blood was equal to ayound of boo., was, in confcquence of s i the ice, totally reverfe , and the Danbury Botcher won the bat of five leas. The diflauce of fi x *wiles ias performed ' about so minutes. AMIRICAW APP4II S. We have a peculiar fatisfadion in announcing, from authority which may be depended upon, that the difficulties which occafioned the rupture in the progrefs of the Commiffioners of this country and the United States of America, appointed to de cide on the refpedive claims made by the inividu als of the two countries, are happily removed. The Government of the United States have agreed to pay a fpecific fum to the Britifir Govern ment, which we underhand to be acro,000l: and which is to rata) , all the old long pending claims by Britifh fubjeds on the individuals of that coun try. Britifh claimants have now, therefore, to ap ply for reftitution to their own Government. The American claimants, a1t0,.. for the capture by Briti(h cruizers, by w hich they fuffered to fo large an amount, are, by the prefent 'adjuftment, al lowed to proceed as provided by the laft commer cial treaty between the two countries,, and juflice will, therefore, be rendered them, on duly fub ikantiating their lodes. • The demand made by,Britifh fubjeds on the United States was above a million Rerling. As that Government is now releafed by paying only two hundred thoufand pounds, it is conceived that the bargain is very favourable to America. • The entire fettlement of there leag pending claims is, however ' an objet of no incon fi derable moment. Our three Commillionars at Philadel phia, it will be recolleded, abruptly returned to England about two years furze, under circum fiances very unfavourable to any future amicable adjultment of the difpute. The three Commit. Antlers on the part of the United States, viz. Melf. Gott, PINCKNEY, and TRUMBULL, however, con tinued in England, where they have now refided about five years on this bufinefs; and for the two laft, totally unemployed. There in concert with the Commiffioners on the part oithis conntry,ap pointed to at with them, will again enter on the trial of caufes, and it is expeded that no other im pediment can prevent the object of their million from being fpeedily accomplithed. The final ar rangement of this tedious affair is, we underhand, almott, entirely indebted to the unremitted exer tions and able negpciations of Mr. Kurd, the American Ambaflador, at London ; bat, for the conciliatory meafures of that Gentleman, it is believed the three American Con.Thiffioners, re fident here, would have been called I..r ne . This would neceiffirily have occafioned unplea fent confequences, as ;he breach would thereby have been widened, which was at firft unfortu nately produced. . The five State Prifoners lately confined at Fort Geotge, and fent to Ireland, are Dr. gatifin, and Ma* Pennant, Siam Donudd, and Hunter. They arrived at Greenoc k ! in the evening of Saturday lag, accompanied by Mr. SYLVERTER, the King's Meffenger : and on Sunday morning they were fent on board the HAZARD Hoop of war, which im mediately fet fail for Ireland. It is a little remarkable, that one of the moll famous and defperate robbers of the prefent day in France is named V urpin. He has lately been ap prehended, fo that in name, profejion, and death, he will refcmble our celebrated highwayman. Sr uART'S Regiment, which has now the honour of being named the oQLieen's German Regiment, and which contributed io effentially to the glorious termination of the sift of March, when oppofed to the veteran troops of France, except the Oil ceis, are all Auftrians or Hungarizns, who were taken prifoners in the campaigns of 1796 and 97, in Italy, and fold h General Bonaparte to the Spany . h Goverenafitt, who incorporated them into their foreign Regiments, ufually denominated Swifs.— They formed a part of the army in Minorca, when attacked by General Sir CHARLES Sruatr. With in a few da) s only of our landing, upwards of a thoufand of thefe brave inbred 1 fellow: came over to us, which fo diminifhed and deranged the inten ded defence, as to induce the Spanifh General to furrendef this important Mend, almoft without firing a gun. They were immediately formed into a Regiment on the Britifh Eftablifhment, and the command given to Brigadier-General Joe* Sru arr, who had ferved with Sir Ctiaates from his firft appointment to the command of the Britifh Forces in Portugal. On Wednefday evening the remains of the late. Rev. Aar Hot O'Leaav were removed from his i , lodgings in Portland-ftreet to St. Patrick's Chapel, a place founded by his zeal, and confecratedby his talents and his virtues. Thurfday morning the Chapel was hung with black, and on the pall, fpread diet the offin, were feen the emblems of the Roman Catholic . ith, with the Cap and other infignia of the religi Ili order to which the deceafcd had be. klnged. igh Mars was celebrated by the Chap. lains with, becoming folernnity ; and the Grand Dirge was, performed in the molt fublime tlyle of' ', facred muk by Mr. Weis, who prefided at the organ, accompanied by an orcheftra filled with the Brit vocal performers of the Catholic perfuafion in London. But however impreffive the funeral fer vice was, and though every heart ftrongly vibrated to the plaintive notes, yet the triumph of eloquence Came left, and forced from every eye the guffiing i tellimony of real forrow — The Rev. Mr. D'Aftcy, from Dublin, attended the pulpit, and delivered himfelf in a (train of truly pathetic oratory, of which we cannot fpeak in terms of warmer praife than by faying that it was worthy of the revered ebarafter which he (trove to ponrtray. The fkrong emotions of the fpeaker were felt by the whole au dience, whom he alternately melted into tears for the dead, and elevated their fouls to heaven. It is impoffible to give a lift of the Roman Ca tholic Clergy who attended on this occation; but it would be an unpardonable omilTion to leave out the names of the Bifhops Douo eas and Hussey; and of the Rev. Mr. Garrzy the Rev. Mr. D'Ait cy, the Rev. Mr. Ls ! , th e Rev. Mr. Coolie*, and the Rev. Mr. Dsv sato: who were among the 'thief mourners. We mull xlfo add the names of Cll. O'KELLY, Dr. KINVIDY, Meftis. IizATINS Mr. D. O'CoNaoa, Mr. HARLEY, and Mr. T O'Llear, who took a diftinguiffied part in titer ~,` celGon to St. Pancras, whe re th e b o dy was ia,te• r' TPI )3UBLIN. To i entenant• =era' RA I DUNDA §, &e. &e. • Sir—The arrangeenatts fo/low the terodpation of glorious War, being :iitc4 to deprive as of the Man; wli.te wife and humane conduit laved the lives of thoufands; wr eau not fuffer the oPportunity to pars without expr..ffinz 40 . brave General the fentioteuts of refpedt and gratitude -villa which our hearts are rifled. Placed at the head of our Diftricl, during a period aloft event fuland calamitous, your c.unowind has barn dittingtifhi , l by the zeal of your condnet, as as the humanity of your roma cil.—Surronnded by armed bands of oar mifg aided COUlltiVrtlt :I, you brit fubdued them by your . fword,and then difanned them by your clemency. In you, Sir, we have teen the brighveft ornament of the Soldier's character, humanity united wi•h true courage, and when the unprejudiced Hiftorian Plait write the vvents of the day, the name of DUN uris will be revered by • riling generations. • Your kind partiality and attention to the Athy Yeoman In fantry, railed on the fpur of the moment, have induced r!!...-.a to offer this (the only tribute in their power to their htli.ved General)—Wherever you go you will carry with you their in variable attachment, and the well earned applauks of all true lovers of their country and of humanity. For the Officers, Non-Commiffioned Officers, and Privates of the Athy Loyal Infantry lat. (Signed) •Jan.lß, adz. Tuos. ks. RAWSON, Captain, THE ANSWER.. • Gilt Town-Houfe, zd Jan. I Eor.. Sir—Having been a witrcfs in the molt trying arid peril ous timrs,to the attachrrtimt of the Loyal Corps of Achy Yeoman Infantry, under your Command, to :heir King and Country, it gives me the molt fallible pleafure in anfwering the Addrcfs you have been pleafed to tratifroit to nic from r h tm, to Mar teftimony to their gallant and good cond o oti every aeration. The approbation of my endeavours to fervc the prddic caufe, and to relieve the diftrelfes of innocent fuffetnrs, is highly gr .ti firing; and I requcft that you and the corps ‘v... "•11 aces pt of my warmeft thanks. lam now, Sir, to take my leave; but never to foract the alacrity with w hich you and your gallant corps contUntly ;Arm: forth, to - rillc your lives, and thofe of your frnilirs, for the pub lic good.—With great regard and truth, I am, sir, Your moft faithful, and obedient Servant, (Signed) R. DUNDAS, Lieut. Gencral• Captain RAWSON, commanding the Loyal Athy Corps of Yeoman Infantry, Athy. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY' ts. A Remo of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the ad of Jan, to the Bth of January incluhve. Toed 59,902 facks.--.Average 6as. Id. os. otd. higher than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. ZIP 31 xos to 31 Os I Pockets 41 8s to 81 os SMITHFIELD, January IS. • To link the offal—per (tone or Beef 4$ 4d to 65 od Veal - 4 s al to 6s 8d Mutton -ss 8d to ds 8d Pork - ss LI to 7s od Stock at Market this morning, Beans 7,0, Sheep ssoca NEWGATE and LEADENHAI.I., January Is. Per (torte of 81b. by the weak. Beef 3s 8d to Ss od Veal 45 od to 6s Ed Mutton 4s 4d to Ss 84 Pork Ss Ed to 7s od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market as lid Town Tallow as od 10 os Clare market as ad Ruffia ditto (ea.) has od to os Whkechapel market 3$ mid Ruffia ditto (foap) 6cs to Eta (per Bone of 81b.) White Candle Ruffia 6os to oil ---- Melting Stuff sos od tosis 12$ id, Ditto Rough 358 od to os Average Price as cd °reacts - 19$ od to os Good Dregs its to os Yellow Soap, 681. to as.—Mottled, 76s.—Curd, Bow Candles, Its. od.--Moulds, 121. od. RAW HIDES, Janu.u7 ts. Hides (per itone)36 6d to 3s Sd Heavy Calf 9s od each Middling 2s 10d to 34 ed Hate Skins •tas to iss Ordinary ss . 24 to 2s 4d Sheep Skins 3$ 6d to 7864 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 h each, • - 16tid to t Bcl Ditto, 6o to 661 b - • • aid to 22d Merchants Racks . - ood to c-K1 Dreffing Hides - - 1 3 d to tt,i Fine Coach Hides - . 2641 to 16ttl Crop Hideo for Cutting - lBd to 2-4 Flat Ordinary - -15 d to !id Calf skins, 3S to 40th per dozen, -24 d to 251 - Ditto so to 701 b - - add to aid I)itto, 7o to Salto - -2 4 d to aid Final Seals (Greenland) per lb. 21 4d to as 81 Large ditto - - soos to 120 S per doz, Tanned Horfe Hides -18 s to 3os each Goat Skins . - at. to 63s per uoZea PRICE OF RAY AND STRAW, January t s. Smithfield. Et. James's. Whitechapel.. G.Hay 3 3 to 3 5 4 0010 5 8 0 3 10 oto 5 ° N do. o 0 to 0 o Straw ILito t t 6 t ta oto 2 0 0 1 pinto I '4 • Clover 4 a toy 15 -- S ooto 6 6. COALS, January 15. Belt Coalsin the Pool, sl. 6s. od: 'per Chaidttali. Delivered al. tss. oe,„ Sunderland, al 2s. Cs. Delivered al. its. ,„xi,.. The fon of Mr. Satire, .prc,prietor of a.' nufadory at Homerton, unfratunately pe Sunday lalt while limiting c,n deep water only feven years of age. It is aftolifki merous fatal accidents of this kind dr parents more guarded againa fuel amttfements. Fq/bion bas lately introduced m• velty, and improver -tent in our ft. The proper places, fQr both Ladle of repeetability 'who have never 1 plithment at sa i l. or not in the'pr quire it moll privately, expetin ably, are undoubtedly at the t' Academies, No. t9,Sherrard.' and No. to, Great Ayliff-Ilit as Mr. Am.'s has the-mar It has been long obfehe extremely trying to the c thofe who are in the v often proves fatal. Of been remarked that tb eonfiderably in the with the births and r this b appy change lir fource- Many famil two v Amble rnedi natn , : of the ilger have.: been found tie• Ir to a ft as et d; (cafes ova& labli climate I head nine-ts and. Md ~ Ilealtlr are ). not fad tc x• feelings, kingsliv_____ (ilk ma iiNed of He was • D g the n u , , ot nlar-e dangert4s tartafie, No- Ile of Dancing. . and Geatletren carat thai accom efent mode, to ac ioully, and fafiLion wo private Dancing Areet,Golden-footre, :et, Goodman's-fields, agement of both. d that a bard winter is elpeciany of ale of ye ars, to uhom it has it .at e yeabrs, however, ers have decreased e num ills of mortality compared iaes; and t he caufe cf Ls aarr a t lat g t been traced to its true ,les contiantly keep a fuppley the of t hat will immortaliz .ions in entor. Dr. BR ono st, which , in additio n to ven tives againa their oth ual all i er q oft powerful pre tried by the v icitlitudes of o'ir un indeed, ma y be attri to which , Altits of the prevailing maladies of this re feree as w ell as ret tore urines wh ich p an d tlx a double ble ffin g , inventorl t can. me et a reward hi cr,hly gratefuo hi - who have bt.