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LONDON. RIDAY, JUNE a. ' - - Tr. 7,1; or STOCFN THIS DAY AT ONE OVLOCt 1 C 0.1 1 .013, for opg. IZ. tz a d 59, .....-__e _lse( _ 5 81-1-oinniuni, A 4. PRICE OF S*l OCKS YESTERDAY. 5 per t 7ent. Red. Ann. 5 81 ; ,1 Imp. Aim. 4 • pc: ... C. Conf.,A, n , p. Phut Excheq. Bills, ts. dif.ta pre. par Fa Lent. 7511; 3 Omnium, 4 prem. Long Ann. 16 13-16; Conf. for acc. 591 i A 3 per C. 591- Mr. WHITBREAD yell !rday gave notice, that he would, on this day, move for leave to bring in a Bill to indemnify Mr. Taorr Ea againft confequences that zay attach %yolk him for the (hare which he had in the Irani:oll*ns unfolded in the Tenth Report of the Coromiffioners of Naval Enquiry. The objeaofthts Bill is to mate Mr. TROTTIR a competent evidence ea the impending impeachment again& Lord Mat, mtg. It is rumoured in the political circles, that on a late occation BoriatAit - rr fpoke to the Auftrian Minifier with a violence, infult, and menace, fuch is ball: never occurred in civilized times. The words were prefumptuous and indecent, that if communicated to the Auttrian Court, which they could hardly fail to be, they mutt have excited the uttnoil indigna tion. The incorporation of Genoa with France can sot have contributed to allay the feeling. The time has been when an infolt to the Reprefen. tativa of an Independent State was held to be offered to its head, and to the Nation itfelf. Inilant explana• eon could aloe: avert a war. But this is the age of forbearance, timidity, and degradation. It was eutight impoflible that the Cotirt of St. Peteriburgh, whole Minifter at Paris received an Mit& fo grofs as to make it impoffible for its Miniflar to remain any longer at the French Court, could long continue to negociate on vints which left national honour corn. promifed. Has the ftigma been wiped awai ? Has the infultet's pride even been humbled Aufiria, it is true, has keen reinforcing her army, hat that proves nothing. Every flep that has taken place ties the elevation of BONAPARTE to the throne of France has been calculated to alarm ale Imperial Cnurt—but all encroachments have hitherto been borne as the leaft of two evils, and the fame fyllem May MU continue ! Yetlerday Vs M*jssry arrived at the Qieen's Palace about two o'clock, and gave audience to the Dukes Of YORK, COMBF.RLANP, and CAMBRIDGE. Soon after three o'clock, his 111s,jcsrir held a pri vate Levee, which was attended by , The Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Sec:retaries of Sate, the Duke of Montrofe, the Marquiircs of Hertford and Atercorn,Earls Weitinorland, Ch;:tham and Buck liyhamihire. Sidmouth and Caftlereagh, arts Arden, Robert Fitzgerald, and Harrowby. Sirs C. Green, C. Cotterell, C. Morgan, Adm:^a: I.ll.tby, Captain Bligh, R.N. the Recorder of London, and Mr. Faulkner. Übe f .11.iwing were the presentations to his JeSIT : Genera Sir Charles Orem upon his return front Surinam; CaytalaWish, oldie Royal Navy, upon his Wog afpointr.l Go vernor of eityloo ; and Lord Robert Fitzgerald, upot, his ream trona Liken. Aft:r the Levee errs , held a Privy Cassia ; the Recutuer of London i7as introduced, and made his Repott of the five conviets 61)444 inu;ritlted at the Lilt Old Bailey &Sons. Mier the Council his MAJESTY gave audiences to MT. PITT, Earls CHATH•it and BUCKINGHAM/114E, Lord Mueoaays and Sir CHARLES MORGAN, who bid before his MAJESTY the proceedings of feveral Courts Martial. The Royal Farnil*( are ezpeacd to fet off on thiir tour on l'hurfday fe'nnight. Earl CAMDEN bad yelterday a long interview with Lord BARHAM, at the Admiralty as had alfo Sir JOHN Due K'.VORTH. On Wednefday morning, about one o'clock, a Ortadful fire broke out in the float of Mr. Rooms, 8001-feler and Stationer, fituate in Broad-fircet, Plymoolh, and fo inflantaneous and dreadful was the conflagration, that the engines, though Ipeedily hrooght to the ipot. and well worked, could not fave the building troth deftruflion ; as in the fpace of about an hour and a, half not a vellige of it was left (landing, except the fide wall: Mr. ROGERS and his family eleaped at the great hazard of their lives, by being taken out of a windhw in an noil.rirs room.— The fire broke out in the Atop, and to rapid did the flames fpread their deftruaive influence, that not an atom of the hock in trade, or the houfehold furniture was laved, the whole of which, we underftand, is un infused ; and what adds to the melancholy account, Mr. Remelts had lately laid in an entire new flock of chop goods, to the amount of 2000 i. value, which, in a few days, would have been removed to his new Mop in Frankfort-place, now fitting up for that pur• pole, but which is now en:irely dtlfroyed. Mr. Ro ohILS is the diaributor of (lamps, and, it is Hated, that upwards of 11,0001. worth were dellroyed in the ihop ; and he had but jolt time to fnatch from a drawer bank bills to the amount of about 4001. Not. withflanding every exertion and every timely affia nce, flit fire loon reached the adjoining houfe, occu pied by Mr. CURGENVEN, mercer, who had alio full s laid in a n ew flock o f (h o p yout h ; and the flames fpread fo rapidly there alio, that very few of the goods were fav:d, as his large lately-fitted•up ware-room could not be opened. and the houle, by four o'clock that murning.'was completely deilroyed. By this tine the fire was happily gut under. and kept from the next adjoining building, , vhich is a druggift and ebemift's fhop : bad this caught fire, the confequences to the neighbourhood might have been dreadful.— Mr. CORGENVEN ii laid to be infured to the amount of 60001. but this will not cover his lots : ekths, muffins, cottons, files, sec. were taken out of the ruins, and carried in carts to the Guildhall for fecurity : though the Meet is very wide, the op. polite houfes were fo heat;d, that to prevent their catching fire the engines were repeatedly worked againli them, efpecially Fu is' Diftillery, the windows of which were broke by the fire, and the paint en tirely fcorched off the (hotter) : happily no lives were nor have we heard of any material accident. i .. • . Mtn arTHE 241.121. N. A new definition might Ile given of Maw, that he is the Creature of extreme:. This is exemplified in the prefent ideas of Continental Alliances. The time has been when it was thought unworthy of the dignity and honour of this country to have recourfe to them. Now all paities feem to pant after.thcm. The truth, as ufual, feems to us to lie in the middle. Allies are nfeful, if they are fpontaneoufly and liberally offered. But if we mull make facrifices to obtain them, their difadvantage is certain, and their utility uncertain. If when the Continental Powers law BuottarattrE enflaving Switzerland, occupying Hanover, feizing the Duke of Bacillar/ in a neutral territory to affaf aate him, affuming the Crown of Italy, and doing that, a thonfandth part of which would in better times hate drawn upon him the united thunders of the confederated world, they had relented the infults offered to their dignity, and the ftrokes aimed at their independence, and joined their armies, as prin cipals, in co-operation with our fleets, his ambition might have been repreffed, and a profped of a peace honourable to all parties might have been entertain• ed. But if they have viewed this country during the Tall two years fingly waging a fearful conteft againft the huge Leviathan, who is flouncing his formidable b'ullt into the ocean of univerfal empire, can we ex peel that they will new view the fcene with lefs apa• thy Will a few annual millions of fubfidy sharpen their fence of honour, or point more effedually their powers of attack ? Mercenaries are at belt lukewarm in the caufe, which they are hired to fupport, and we have fecn one of thole powers generally ending the war in favour of the Power againfl whom they have begun it. The policy of this country is clearly to receive an independent, honourable ally with open arms ; but to (peril at an interefted fupport, on which no dependence can ever be placed. Ido not like this Half ally," wlio leeks equally to plunder his foe, and to impoverith his friend. Of the intention: of Auttria we think Welt. It is not in human nature to fuppofe that (he can be well affeaed to France, who has added infult to plunder, who has (tripped her of her poffeflions, and of her dignity. But fhe cannot at without a fecurny of ef. feeual fupport from Pruitt and Ruffle, not from one, bet from both. She is vulnerable on the North, on the South, and on the Well ; and prudence and caution are her prefent iriterells. The politics of Pruilia are not eatily fathomed.— She looks only to prefent fecurity, the will not carry her views to permanent frfety. We have more than once recommended a plan which ought to refute her into exertion. She ought to be ailed in the poffef lion of Holland and of Flanders ; a projea, which an eafy arrangement would renter palatable to Auf. tria. Affuming at once a high rank as a marttime and continental Osier, the would, with the aft:fiance of this country, check the career of the Corfican. We may be blamed, but we cannot difgnife our fu picions of the views of RulEa. What has the done beyond manifelloes, which only prove the power and excite the ridicule of 131./ONAPARTE ? Ske has, it is true, occupied the Mild of Corfu. But does that meafure threaten France, Anliria, or Turkey ? A whifp:r has been heard, that the demands Malta from us, as the price of her iallance ! This would iadced be worth the risk of a few campaigns: for whether the fucceeded or not again(! France, the ft:mild have obtained the command of the Mediter ranean for ever. But will a Britith MiniQry have the treachery to abandon Malta? Yes, we repeat it, the TRSACHSSY ? IT IS NOT POSSIBLE! if Rana [ is fincere, fhe ought to have urged us to occupy Alexandria ; a meafure which can give no umbrage, but give (comity, to the Ottoman Porte. Ituffla may, in the courfe of a ferinus war, acquire Medi terranean poffellions from her enemies, while the is fe cnring thufe of her friends. We need not point them out. A glance at the map of that fea, will fully ex plain our meaning. There are indeed many objeds, not only of fecurity, but of aggrandifement, offered to the zealous co-ope ration of the Powers of the Continent ; but if they will not be roofed by fentiments of honour, or by motives of lalling interell—if they cling to the paltry hope of fublidiary bribes, the independance of the Continent (lands on a tottering foundation. Should this country lofe the power of calling the broad aegis r:f her protedion over the liberties of Europe, they mutt fall an unrefitUng, and let us add, an unpitied prey to the univerfal fpoiler of the happinefs of Man i kind. We (ball Terme the fubjeft, and confider the other parts of the " State of the Nation." The Ordnance Board has fined tq Gen. LLOYD, who commands the Artillery at Woolwich, that the Warren at that place is no knger to hear that name, but to be from this time denominated the " Royal Arfeual." The old same had its origin from the place having at - Wally been a rabbi warren, and the name of one of the tamed animals was certainly ill fuited to the nature of the place. On the recent royal vilit to what was called a Warren, where all ordnance Bores, ammunition, &c. arc now lodged, his MA. JISTY noticed how little appropriate the name was to the place, &c. and fuggefted the propriety of changing it to that of " Arfenal." The Mailer Ge neral admitted the jullice of the idea, and inflantly adopted it ; and henceforward, in compliment to his Majsrry's fuggeilion, the Warren is to be called— " The Royal Arfcnal." , NAUTICAL DITALLIGENCE.. Coast. Jona Kt.—This morning his Majeny's (hip AGINCOUIT, Captain BRIGGS, failed from our har bour to join the Channel fleet. The Weft India fleet, under convoy of the AFIICIINI and WOLFE, which failed from this harbour on the 6th inflant, and were obliged to put into Kinfale by contrary winds the fol lowing day..failed from that port on Friday lat. PORTSMOUTN, JUNI 27.—Arrived at St. Helen's the &Lutz!: ux, of 64 guns, Captain BYNG, from the North Seas. The CAMILLA frigate, Captain Tay- Lot, is ordered to Oporto. The Eaft Indiamen at the Motherbank will not fail till it is underftood where the combinedlgnadrons are gone to. CHATHAM, JUNI 27.—State of his Majefly's Ships at this Port: Two of the lineand three frigates, in his Majefty's Dock Yard. But tot Two of the line and three frigates, in his Majcily's Dock Yard. Ar BRINDL[T—One of the line and one frigate. AT Rores—One Frigate. Itsratairra—Three of the line in the Dock Yard. Edgar nearly ready, and one frigate at Brindley's. FITTING roe STOR r Sur rs—To lay in the Dawns, Alkmaar of Fifty. IN COMMISSION—Two prison fhips,one hofpital !hip, Exertion and Redbreaft. IN ORDINARY.—Nine of the line, five of fifty guns, one of forty four, four frigates, four hoops and two gun-brigs, Duqucfne, of ft verity-four, in Doek, tweaking lip. IN Lotroa ea en—The Elephant, taking her guns in. SAILED FROM LONOREACN—Tbe Daib, early on Saturday morning. DEAL JUNE 2y.—This morning failed from the Dowits;his Majcily's &it's MAJESTIC. Rear Admi ral Roans', STATELY, ADAMANT, ANTELOPE, and Postoaa, on a cruize off the Texcl. Arrived the DIOMEDE man of war from Dungencf: ; and the Charlotte armed fchooner, Lieutenant ALT, with a convoy from Plymouth, which are failed for the Ri ver. The Diomede and Charlotte remain in the Downs with the S.. Alban's, Right Honourable Ad miral Lord KEITH Utrecht, Vice Admiral Host.o. war ; and Trufty men of war : Hebe, Ariadne, and l'lmmortalite frigates; Alert, Bonetta, Cygnet, Dart, and the Galgo Amps of war t—Diccncery, Hec'a, Zebra, Volcano, Lucifer, and Decollation bombs; and a fleet of gun brigs and cutters. Wind W. S. W. YARMPUTH, T JVE 27.—A frigate and a cutter, having under convoy a fleet of trardports, arrived here yefterday with the ltofs-fhire Atilitia, from Leith.— The Shropfhire Militia, after being rdieved by the Rofs-fhire, mar . -.:112d this morning for Norwich. Ar rir•ed the Inspscl - tom !loop and Swart cutter. Wind Southweft. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GitAVISEND, JUNE al.—Paired by the Borgorron, Hendrick• fen, from Cadiz ; Dundee, Wallis. from Greenland ; Stare, Nil. fon ; and the arming, Mark, from Norway. . GREENLAND WHALE FI3HERY. The Neptune, of London, arrived in Scarborough Roads on Friday morning from Greenland, with ri 6111; 150 to 163 tons of blubber. She left the ice about the ad Inftant, and brings an account of the fuceefs of the following valets engaged in that Mb. cry belonging to Hull, to the latelt period of her flay there, •ia. the Aurora. 9 6th, too tons ; the Molly, 9 filb, zoo tons; the Samuel, s f(h, the htttr end of May ; the Eggington, s filh ; the Ellifon, 5 EA; the Hunter, 4or $ tifh, the beginning of May ; and the Perfeverance, 1. The Whitby and London °lips were well hilted ; the weather had been in general good, and the fifla in plenty. The Maria, George Rofs, of lirll , wasloft on the john.a.Mains early in the fearon, crew favcd ; but it is reported that two of them were afterwards drowned. The IpfwiCh, of London, had loft three of kr boats in the ice, and, we are forty• to add, the three boats crews, 29 incn, were all drowned. DAVIS'. STREIGHTS. The Bernie, Captain Francis Horfiby, of Grimfby, arrived there on Sat urday hat front Davis's Streights, with 9 fiat ; about tin tons of blubber. The. Bernie brings the following account of formal veffeis employed in that filbert' : Of Hull—The Brothers, Fdmonds, 12 fiat, fpohen with on the 27th of May ; the Traveller, Ft:der, 7, and faR to aunther on the 27th ditto; the lioldernefs. Page, 4, on the 28th ditto : the Arlel, Park,2, informed by the Huldernefe ; the Samuels, Hewitt, to ditto ; the Tbonias, Webfter, 3 early ; the Leviathan, 'rather 3 ditto ; the Royal George. Greensboro , 5 ditto ; the 1 . /uncoil:he, Taylor, 4 ditto ; the North Britain, Briggs. 4 ditto; the Progrcfs, Gibfon, ti ditto ; the Thornton. Jobb, 1 ditto ; the Lynx, Wal. nee, 2 ditto ; the Elizabeth, Dick, S ditto ; the Gardner and Jo kph. Story, 4 ditto ; the Mancheßcr, Keilab, Anted • the Cato, ditto • the Symmetry, Rofe, with 7 ; and the Blenheim , clean. Ofl.ondon—The Melia, Cutter, 4 or s. Of Lynn—The Fontitain, Baxter, 3 ; fpoken with on the 27th of May. Of Whitby-1 he Earl Faueonberg, Smith, 7 ; fpoken with on the 27th of May ; the Aimweil, Agar. 8 or 9, was in company, and then in fight; and the William and Arn, 4 or s,in ditto, ditto. Of Shield,—The John and Margaret, Crawford, 7 ; in fight. Of I.eith—The William and Ann Lyon, 8 ; and the Royal Bounty, t ; informed by the Hoklernefs. Of Aberdeen—The 1-lercuks, Gibbons, well fined; the Bernie taw her making ofi on the 18th of ?slay. The intelligence of the above (hips is the whole which Captain Horuby has been able to give. Yeßerday difpatches were received from Lord GARDNER, dated off Main, the 18th in(!. and alto from Admiral Sir Tuom AS GRAVES, off Rochefort. Letters have been received from on board the SPARTIATE, one of Admiral COCHRAN'S (hips, now with Admiral DACRES, dated tyth May, at which time they had received no accounts of another French Beet being expelled in the Weft Indies. This thews that the American reports cannot be true. A regulation with refpea to the time of the diffe rent convoys failing from England, is to be adopted, .for the purpofe of keeping their departure as ferret as poffible. The Mutat frigate is daily expeeted, with the trade under convoy, from the Well Indies. Captain DAVEY is appointed to command the Ameraamt fore (hip, in the Downs. The FAME, of 74 guns, building at Deptford, is expetted to be launched in the courfe of the casting month. The Rory of F. Flop Tree, upon Epping Forell, being deflroyed by fire, is untrue. When la LOIRE frigate communicated to Sir Ro- BERT CALDER'S Iquadron intelligence of the Roche fart fquadron being eighty miles northweft of her ; it was nine o'clo , :k in the evening when the fell in with dust, with the fignal flying to (peak to the Admiral ; the DEFIANCE bore down to the Loyal:, and re peated a fignal with a gun : the MALTA, Captain BUTLER, miStaking the Signal Of la LO!Rs for the (hip in fight being an enemy, bore down to the Deriame e, and fired her whole broodfide into her. Fortunately but three (hot frock the DEFIANCE, and without do ing any material injury. The Weft Kent regiment of militia paffed through Chatham, early on Weclaefday morning, on their march to Chelmsford. •, • . MARK LANE. . . . . CORI EXCHANGE, JiiNR :R The frefh arrivals of Wheat to-day are few, but much of ordinary foreign, and Ilia very difficult Pale ; fine fcarce, and full as dear—The Barley Trade is dull and rather cheaper—ln Malt, Grey Peas, anti Beans we obferve little variation—Waite Peas al cheaper—Havihg a demand for Oats. for public re.. vice. tattles, anozber advance on this article—The fcarcity of Fine Wheat keeps up she price of bstt Flour. GENERAL' CURRENCY As UNDER. ' Wheat, 45..610. Ina per qr. Grey Pride 40a. to 463. Flue Ditto, 9.-4. 955. od. &Ana, 453 Ste. • Rye, eSs. 524. od. Tick Ditto 42i. ith. od airley,3ol. 36t. od. Oats, op 271 31s. Mak i yolk od. Poland ditto. 31.333. White Peale, 423.475. ad: Rape Seed, GO& OCii. PRICE OF FLOUR. Flue Flour 7ss. to yEs. Seconds 655. to 751. per Ut, DUBLIN, JUNE 25. Saturday morning the troops on hoard the trsnf. ports in Cork harbour, were dirembarked on Haul bowling ifland, where they had a field day. General Sir EIRE Coots is. we hear, nominated to fitcceed the prefent Governor of Jamaica ; and it is faid that the expedition which was intended to fail from Cork, under the command of General Cooxi.. is for the prefent laid afide. OXFORD, :FIXE The Metnall peiformed on Tuefday tall, ed . :tied rufficient almotl to cover the whale expenees. Although BRAHASI and STOIIACE have not yet been ircompa table in Sacred Mu tic, they crmmanded mare ap plaufe than the Wednefday's Mifeellaneous Songs. The Theatre was fo ctowded that many ladies, and one elderly gow•nfman fainted away. Many hun dreds were obliged to content rhemfelves with only looking at the bt.ilding, and fancying they beard the delivery of fpecches. Al: three were fpoken with rivet effe& Mrs. ASHfi, we are inclined to think, has excelled in all her pieces. The Town• Hall was opened about ten, and before eleven the room was ti, completely filled, that many were obliged to return ' for their own and others convenience. It was kept up till four o'clock. Indeed fo full is every honfe, that no bed can be engaged under los. 6d. a night. The colleetion at St. Mary's exceeded every former fubfcriptiun—it amounted to t7ol. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BIBURY MEETING, WEDNESDAY, JIME26.- Mr. Germain's Whirligig, raft. beat Mr. Mellith's Lifsnabago i tit. Lib. Three miles, sogs. Won eallly. A .9. Wcepflakes of rigs each, 15ft. with tom added: -.4 miles. I.prd Foley's Sir Harry Dimfdale, 5 yrs old, waited over. Mr. Pigot's Pipylin beat Mr. Mcllißis Gary Owen, arft each. sccp. Two tailed. Sweepltakes of sgs. each, with sop. added. Three mum Mr. Goddard named W iseatear. 5 yrs old - 1 *ti. R. H. the Prince of Wales's br. to Vivaldi, 6 yrs old a Mr. Barnard named Mirror, 4 yrs old - 3 Mr. Mellith's Little Jocy, 5 yrs old - - 4 Handicap Plate of sot Two-mile Heats. Mr. Bigg'sVaGiingtoo, 4 yrs old, soft. rib. i it Sir H. Li ppiocott's ch. g. byWaxy, out of Jemima, s yrs old toll. 816. - - 3 Major Pigot's Gary Owen, aged - 4 3 NEWCASTLE RACES, MONDAY, JUNE *4. Sweepftakes of togs. for four-year old Colts. 81t. 41b. Fillies See Two Miles. ( Ten Subfcribers.) Sir H. WRllantfon's b. e. Firelock, by llcuingbrough - a Sir W. Gerard's b. e.Voung Chariot . - 2. Mr. N. B. Hodgfores gr. E Prifciila - ' 3 . . . _. ... Sir T. Gafeoigrie's b. e. by Sir Petcr Mr. Riddell's b. e by ilenningbrough Mr. Garforth's gr. f. Helen • Sweepftakes of toga. each, with 231. added for 3-year old Fees. Hit.--One Mile. (Six Subferibers.) Sir T. Gakoigne's bay, by Precipitate, not of Goldenlocks a Lord Motitgometie's bay, by Scranton, out of Cock feeder's dam/2 The above was two well.conteßcd btats, and run in a very wort (pace of time. Coemmo.—Tbe long main of Cocks between Charles Brand- Efq. (Smiley feeder) and H. F. Meillk. Efq. (Small feeder) moulting of 39 main battles, and to byes ' for acgs. a battle, and a cogs . the m in. Setters, Probin for Mr. trtndlin a. and G. Salley, for Me. Melliib. After Monday's fitiht, Mr. !handling was five a-head. _ _ PONE/ RACII.. match for sogs. was rim upon St. Bees Moor, on Thurfday WI, ONE Alma mil: heat !—The winning horfe ran the 9th mile in three minutes and a hay; and his competitor, (a mare) tho' apparently the tironger animal, was knocked up at the end of the )3th.—A great number of people were prefent to witners this crud Mort; but the feel ings of fuch of our Readers, as .s;cre not prfent, will be the lefs difturbed, when they are informed, that it continued more than two hours ; and, ilk: the pe culiar Englilh monofyliable, grew Aorter by being lengthened I Yellerday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, at which the LORD MAYOR prefided. A report from the Committee of Controul over the Coal and Corn Meters, relative to coals being brought to the metropolis by the Grand junction Canal, was prefented, read, and agreed to, and a deputation appointed to wait upon the CHANCELLOR of the Ex c trrosna therion.—The Committee of City Lands delivered in t report relative to the levelling the Mount at Whitechapel, which was read, agreed to, and referred back for execution.—A letter from the Commiflioners of Income Tar, relative to the income of the late Lord Mayor, was read, and referred to the Committee for General Purpofes to confider and re- port. The thanks of the Court were unanimoutly voted to Captain Marrt. &No and Lieutenant Yso, of la L•lrgt frigate, and the Lord Mayor was requeil ed to tranfmit the fame.—Thanks were then voted to the Lard Mayor's Chaplain, for his Sermon preached at St. Paul's on the tirft Sunday in Trinity Term. Recoanva's REPORT.—Yelterday the R reported to his MAJESTY the following COW fentence of death in Newgate, viz. John Troy, for forzory ; John Davis and Thomas a burglary in the dwdling-houfe of Saraa Curtis, Besting goods, money, and Bauk n•.tes, to the value td.; Ann Percy, alias Cureton, for itealing gond, % _ Penelope Drummond, in her dwelling houfe; and Jofeph Liam Aldrich, for Beating goods in the dwelling bode of Dennis. Efq. value 534 is his property: When John My, a youth of 19 years of age, execution on Weduefday next. The others were Kiss's pleafure refpcdtiug tAcm bags known. he Re c liven I. couv ids under mat Garland, for rtls, widow, and value of 451. 171. ands valve 61 of , 1 and Joreph WD- houl of Marks , was orderalfor refpited suit :As I . a.. MESE