Star. — London, England, 1805-06-10 00:00:00

~' ~ i {" i~ !i, ca , th in ac it I ' at cc CT Fi th hi : ni tri ri it ti ft ri A a a 1 1 1 This day was publithed, price tl. ts. (Dedicated by permiffton to IL it. H. the Conti:under in atief), 1 ATREATISE on the Science of Defence fo i y . the • Sword, Bayonet, and Pike, by Major A. Goßrow, A. Al. This Wort glances at the Origin, life, and Ahlife of the Science before the Fall of the Roman Empire, and the omiffion of It in the tary Exerdfes ever firee tr.at to the pref. Lt. period. It fu:lnits the trite principles whkh arc adapted to great and fatall bc , lies of troops,in conformity to the I/wt of Gravity, and the powcrb of the I Lever, giving the adifaatage : 1: to the individual, and doubling the number of the Forc.s in the cr:fis of adion. The fujcet it explained in :9 plr.tes, engraved by Lee. front Drawings of It Smithe,jun. and illumined by a Copy of the late Geret4t J. Burgoroe's Letter to General Str Wm. l'itt, Ste. Ste. bottled at Stationer's ball, and fold by 'C. Egerton, Whitehall; ' Fa:11(1er, I3oncl-flrect; Symonds, Paternofter-row ; and Richard (in, Royal Exchange. LONDON. MPNDAY, JUNE to. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS l) \Y AT ONP (rel ninvc Codas. for July, 594--P.L(lnced ‘9O-omnium, 3i PRICE OF S I CLAS ON SATURDAY: Bank Stock t7Bt In ha Ronda, 13. a aa, clic 3 per C. Red. An. 58ii Fx,heq. Bina pat is. prem. 4 per Cent. C. 75i5.4 Oronium 34 : prem. 5 per Cent. Navy Snit Ft , glith Tickets scl. ss. 5 per Cent. tygy, Conf. for Acc.s9tl DUBLIN, JUNE 5:-5 per Cent 9C 7 ,-EXCharige, II a Admiral Russsee is arrived in the Down:. with the principal part of the Not th Sea Fleet, which, re inforced by the fquad:on tinder the orders of Lord .ICaii-H, is for the future to aft under the inaruaions of hic Lorclibip. Owing to the formidable (fate of the enemy's preparations, the force on that (talon is to be very confiderably augmented. A letter was received on Saturday from Aldbo rough, dated the 6th intl. announcing the arrival of the liscert gun veal, which Rates, that on the pre ceding night, they fell in with fire large (hips, ap parently of the line, and one (mall relief, off the Naze; that en making the neceffary fignals to them, they took not the fmalleft notice, although the He cate fired feveral guns. From this circumaance it was fuppofed they were an enemy's fquadron, and the Hecate came into pert for the purpofe of giving information of what had been obferved. No farther account, however, has been received in town ; and, it is conjeflured, the (hips which the Hecate fell in with, confifted of thofe which lately failed from Yar mouth to the Nore. Saturday difpatches mere received from Lord GARDN ER. Our people were lately kept two nights at their quarters, in the relief that the enemy were coming out. At the date of thefe accounts they were, however, inaZtive. Admiral COLLINGWOOD, we underßand, is now cruizing off Cadiz, and Sir R. BICKERTON Oft Cape Finifterre. Difpatches were received on Saturday from Lord, NELS3N, which, however, are only duplicates of thofe which had previoufly reached Government.— They were brought by the Doris tranfport, Captain Lams, mounting eight eighteen pounders, which, on her pairage, fell in with and gallantly beat off a Spa nifh brig privateer of 18 guns, after a fevers engage ment of an hour and ten minutes, in which the Do ris had two men wounded, and fuifered confiderably in her hull and rigging. Difpatches were on Saturday received ;it the Ad miralty from Admiral COCHRAN E, WiliCll are dated the IR ult. off St. Lucia, at which time ie was under flood that the Rochefort fquadron, after throwing a reinforcement of ati:Jilt Goo men into the City of Sr. Domingo, had literally Liken " Frew!, leave" of the Antilles. The Cork fleet, refpefling which forte ap prehenfions were entertaiaed, we are happy to find, has arrived in fafety Jamaica. Difpatches were yefterday'received at the Admi ralty from Admiral Lord KEITH, giving an account of the arrival in the Downs of the Courier hired armed cutter, commanded by Lieutenant Bout, af ter having made an unfuccefsful attempt to cut ont a lugger privateer from under the batteries of Tre port. Nothing could be better projeCted than was this little enterprize, in aid of which the Firll Lieu. tenant of the Megzra, and fourteen volunteer fea men from that fhip, accompanied the Courier. Un fortunately, however, before fhe reached the priva teer, it became perfealy calm, which left her expofed for fome time to a vigorous fire of the enemy's bat teries. She received feveral fi►ms in her hull and was otherwife much damaged, and the Lieutenant of the Iviegzra with one feaman was killed, and another mortally wounded. The body of the deceafed Lieu tenant was landed at Deal on Saturday, and is to be interred with all due military honours. Copy of a Letter received fiom Captain Lama, of the Doris, who arrived at Portfmouth on Saturday : " Portfmoutb, June 8. 0 ' On the I tth ult. I failed from Lord blelfon's fleet, in Lagos Day,with difpatchcs for Government from his Lordihip. On my poffage, lat. 44. 40. and long. IS. 40. W. fell in with and beat off a Spann brig privateer, mounting x 8 carriage guns; the enemy being to windward, bore down on the Doris, when the hoißed Spanifh colours, and fired a broadfide ; the (hip Rill clofing, we r:celvcd a tecond bnradfide ; being then within pißol thot, the Voris opened her a carronades with round and grape (hot, which was kept up without intermit ion for one hoar and ten minutes.—. When the enemy firft came alongfide, his bona, boom, and yards were covered with men and frnall arms, but during the time of the engagement the noruber of men on the boom, &c. was reduced to two or three. They then, finding tke Doris heaving to, and determined to continue the adion,put up helm, and bore away to leeward; we then fquared our main yard to follow; but notwith (binding the Doris being, a raft faller, the enemy was fuierior, and sot off from us. v.', fu Rained rrattrirl damage in our fails and rigging ; one thot we rec. ived between winds rni water, and many ghats in our top-files. I am truly forty to add, that early in the a esl on a fi n e ru.lg curtail bad Use misfortune to receive a that In lies right band and a wour.d %ads breaft ; for the firft I much fear ke mutt fula auvutatiou. . . The following extra& of a letter from the Q2tatt, ' dated Gibraltar. Bay, the tyth ult, contaios the late& intelligence refpeiling the expeditior. commaPded . by Sir Jams CRAIG. The hollile fic.-.t alluded to, we prefume, is the Spanifh fquadton from Cartha gena Lor.iNctson is off for the Weft Indies, with ten fan of the line, all in moft excellent order. The Royal Sovereign came in here with us ; Sir Richard Bickerton was at the Rock, and has hoifted his flag, and goes on with UL There are fix fall of the line at Carthagena ready for fa ; we are in great hopes of falling in with them. General Craig has Oufted from the Dragon to the Lively. and all paffengers are fent to the tnnfports. We are all in the dark as to the detlination of our expedition. Some loppofe Sicily, and others Minorca. " We have juft heard that the combined fleets are gone to Ire- land ; if fo, Lord Nelfon is unfortunate in having taken the wrong road ; but I hope it is only a vague rumour, and that he will Rill have the good fortune to fall in with them . " Slott I began this letter, the Mouchcron has arrived, after falling ir. with fix fail of the enemy coming down, and not very far frr,m us. One of them, a 64, has loft her bowfprit. I hope we &all fall in with ti.ent in a day or two,as I fuppofe we (hall be fent to meet therm" Saturday the five battalions of the Guards, quar tered in London and the vicinity, were paraded by day light, fully appointed, and marched of is two bd. gade+, under the command of Majors-General Ft N Cu and LF SLY, toWimbledon, where they, in coajunaion with the brigade of Life-Guards, had a grand field day, under the orders of tLe Duke of Yoga, and then rzturned to town. Saturday morning his MAJIISTY reviewed the Yeomanry Cavalry and Volunteer Infantry •of the county of Berks, on I3ulmarfh Heath. His Ku as- TY was attended by the Dukes of Rear and Cum 11111.1.AND, GE 'Mak GWYN, MANNafts, FITZROY, Lust salt, &c. and a great number of perfons of dlf tinelion. The corps were a number of local and parochial ones, formed into brigades, under the com mand of the Senior Officers orthe Brigades fo form ed, and were put in motion by Lord CRAVEN, who commanded the Berkffiire Volunteer Infantry in pretence of his Royal Highnefs of CUMEERLAND s who had the chief co mend. All the • common re view wheclings, fiiins, falutes, and retiring:, were gone through ; and at two o'clock his MajasTir re tired with his ufual efcort. Their ?deism's and the Paramus were attended by Ladies C. Bence, MANSFIRLD, and T taws, and feveral Noblemen, in four carriages, and on horfcback. Yefierday the ROYAL Famii.v and attendants went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a Sermon, by the DEAN of WINDSOR, from the 3d chapter of St. Matt thew; VOTE IS. After fervice the Roxim Femme went to Frogmore. A regular exchange of prironers of war is to be adopted immediately between this country and Spain, for which purpore cartels are to be eltablifhed. The appointment of Capt. PAGET as agent for prifoners of war in France, is done away, in confequence of the refufal Of BONAPARTE to grant the neceffitry pair ports. Lord STRVICrOID As as Charge d'Affaires at Lithon during the abfence of Lord R. FITZGRIALD, who is returned to England, in confequence of the death of his late brother, the Duke of LIINSTSF. Ja mCS GLASSYORD, Efq. Advocate, is appointed to the Sheriffship of Dumbartonthire, vacant by the death of Sir ja sts 3 COLQ.' noux, of Luis, Bart. GALWAY ELE crtom.—Stre of the poll on Monday. IkTf. DALT • - - .. r 36 Mr. frit - - . TG [.DAY.--Mr. DA LY • -: 39i Mr. ETRE. - • • 244 On Wedneiday Mr. DALY was confiderably a-head of Mr. EYRE. , The Champion armed chip, which arrived at Cha tham, on Sunday, had on board a whole regiment of Scotch Militia, who had volunteered into the Re gulars. • , . The Eaft Suffolk were reviewed at Hull by Major General Macs ea zis, on Wednefday, and went through their different evolutions in a mailed, man ner,highly tothe fatisfaftionof the reviewing General. A very confiderable fupply of wheat was received From the Baltic doting the laft week--gOOO quarters Win from Dantzic, +too from Pillau, 3000 from Elbing, and about a like quantity from Koningfberg, Tonningen, &c. Two !hips, the Wellefley and Ocean, have been fent from Madras to Goa with grain, to remove a fa mine which prevailed in that dittrift, in confcquence of the failure of the crops in Canana and the neigh bouring provinces. . . Upwards of too feet of the brick work of the Eall India Decks have fallen in, owing to the fandy foil of the foundation, which was not dtfcovered until the breach took place. . Part of the road to Bagfhot, near Virginia Water, lately funk eight or ten feet, and people have been employed in cutting it down to a firmer nation. The new furface had nor, fame days fine, been covered, but received the carriage wheels for feveral inches. Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London, be fore the - Right Hun. EDWARD Lord ELLIINBOROUGH, Lord Chief Jufiice, &e. in and after Trinity Term, 1805. Ili TERM. MIDDLESEX. Woinefday - June tp Titurfday . - June so Monday - Wednefday . s 6 , Monday - - July 2 Tudday - July AFTER TIRES. Thurfday - - 4 Friday _ 5 On Monday laft a Conrt Martial was held on board the GLADIATOR, in Portfmouth harbour, by adjourn ment from Saturday, on Lieutenant Witat.LaY, of the BRILLIANT, for having, during the time he had charge of the Spanifk fhip Aurora, been guilty of great negleet of duty, difobedience Of orders, and frequent drunkennefs—and alfo for having difpofed of the fix-oared cutter, in exchange for a boat, with a perfon on &ore. The Court was cleared and agreed, that the charges 9f neglegt of duty, difobedience of orders, and having diljsofed of the fix-oared cutter belonging to the Brilliant had not been proved—and adjudge him to be ac quitted thereof ; but that the charge of almoft con- Rant drunkennefs, had been in part proved; and did adjudge hint'to be difmilled from his Ace of a Liett• tenant of the Bei wit NT, and to be pucat the bot tom of the lift of Lieutenants of the Royal Navy. Captain I. O. HARDY, prefident. LONDON. - WEST INDIES. The Wowing letter from Liverpool, dated time* Inftant, gives reafon to believe that the Cork convoy has arrived fife at Jamaica: " You will be pleated to hear that the Egyptienns, Captain CAMMIL, is arrived here from the Weft In dies. On the 29th of March, thrp days after the failed from Kinglion, fhe paffed through a fleet in the night, which fhe (poke, and learnt it was that from Cork, which had occafioned fo much unealinefs to the merchants and underwriters. Two running (hips were expeBed to fail foon after the Egyptienne, and as the wind is now come round to the Weftward, they may be expeEted to arrive with later intelligence." By the arrival of the Leeward Mind Mail on Sa turday, we have received letters from Tortola to the loth ult, newfpapers from Antigua, to the a7th of April inclufive, and from St. Kitt's, SL Vincent's, Ike. to the s 7th. The Antigua paper of the a3d of Apt il, contains the following articles : " A Gentleman juft arrived from St. Bartholo mew's, has favoured us with the following account : That Captain Foes:tilt, of the fchooner Virginia, bad arrived at that ifland from Norfolk, and gave in formation—that he fpoke the French fleet on the sth intl. in lat. 24.. long. 66. that they were then (leer ing north eaft by eaft. The fleet had been at St. Domingo, and landed there tifooo troops, with pro. vifions—alfo fent money on chore to the Comman dant. Captain Foasyvis took on board a French Pilot from the fleet, which they had taken off Porto Rico. They made no Ray at St. Domingoooteven coming to an anchor." - The above account is in part confirmed by a letter , from Captain Rosa, of the CIRCE frigate. dated the 29th of April, Rating, that on the 28 th of March, the French landed 550 men at St. Domingo. Admiral COCHRAN, paired Tortola on the 13th of April, in purfuit of the French fleet, which fleeted the fame eourfe 17 days before. Sir Samos:. HOOD, we underhand, has jolt ar rived at Englifh Harbour, in his Majeity's fhip AM- STIRDARL kITIGUA, APRIL IB—The fleet from England for the Leeward Iflands etcaped the enemy, and arrived tafe at this ifland on the loth. Unfortunately we had no convoy for them here ; they were under the neceflity, therefore, of failing from hence for the I Leeward Maud:, under the protation of the Venus, Capt. Hoar, which is a fliircompletely armed, and carries a pendant. • • • Aran. 37.—A1l bands here bas been totally tut pended during the preterite of the enemy in there teas : all the white inhabitrts have been fubjeaed to military duty, colleaed in the barracks, and fup. plied with the ordinary rations of foldiers. The ne groes were left to themfelves in the plantations, and bare doubtlefs plundered as well asnegleaed the crops. The Manchefter packet arrived here this day, having. bad an amazingly quick paifage from Falmouth to Barbadoes, only twenty days. A large fleet for Eng land, for which we are now under much anxiety, is to fail from Tortola on the r ft day of June. For tome time pall we have heard nothing of the Rochefort fqua dron, fo that our fpeculations on its further deftina don are various. • • . . , , The paper of the r ith of April, Pays—" The fol lowing men of war, under the command of Admiral Coot Less, arrived off Engliffi Harbour on Monday Taft, and immediately failed in purfuit of the enemy , viz. NORTHUMBIRLAND (flag fhip) 7.E . guns, 80, ATL•S, 74., Escna,74., and v aTaus,64., —The Legiflature met yellerday when, in tante quence of the arrival of Admiral Cocsaames tqua dron, there being no further occafion for martial law, the fame was ditcontinned, to the great joy of our little community, which, during the Jam alarm, manifefted the greateft &ganef', patience, and ac tivity." . The Barbadoes paper of the 6th of April, an nounccs the capture of la Defiree, French privateer of t 4 guns and 7z men, by the Barbadoes. The Defiree hid miftaken and chafed the Barbadoes, but (truck on receiving a fhot which killed or wounded five of her men. . • The Lieutenant Governor of Trinidad, and the Council of the Ifland, have officially announced, that any militiaman or other who might be wounded in repelling the expeited invafion oithe French, would be provided for out of the Colonial Fund, which ffiould likewife make allow;:nce to the families of inch as might fall. The Governor of Barbadoes' on the arrival of the Rochefort fquadron in the vieu Indies, announced to the Negroes by proclamation a law of the Wand, which, in cafe of invafion, grants freedom to any Lave who may kill an enemy. A convoy was appointed to fail from Surinam for Europe on the t zth of May ; another appointed for the Toth of June, and a third for the ;111 of July. The fleet from London arrived at Surinam int.the 4th of April, all well. The firft convoy from Tortola for England was to leave that Aland on the 11l The Heroine, for St. Kites, one of the Cork con voy, was taken by a French privateer on the z9th of March; and rept for Guadaloupe ; bat the prize 'mailer, through miftake, made Antigna, and get ting on fhore near Corbinfon's Point, was taken po i felfion of, and the Frenchmen, nine in number, can dueled to prifon. The 68th regiment, under the command of Lieut. Col. FARLEY, arrived at Antigua on the 14th April. • The ooth regiment, under the orders of Colonel MiNant, has arrived at St. Vincent's to relieve the 68th. SURINAM, APRIL 5.—A valuable fleet from Lon don is juft arrived here all fafe, not a veffel miffing, though they were more than once in danger from a firaggling cruiser of the enemy. One night laft week eight French prifoners of war made their efcape from a prifon flip in the Medway. by means of a boat belonging to a man who fupplia the Mips with vegetables ; from her they landed mi the He of Grains, near•Qireenbotougb, where they feizcd a fifhing-boat, the crew of which, confating of two men and twa flout boys, bad retired to reft. —The Frenchmen faftened the main hatchyray, and had got beyond the Note, before the Fillsrmen.were aware of their fituation, when, miner' 'With hard' fpikes, &c. they rufbed an the deck. and aftcr a fe vere confliti, fucceeded in driving the Frenchmen be low, where they fecured them, and la*ded th:m at Harwich. lIIARK-LANE. CORM ExcHARGT, juNE Th e rrefli arrivals of Wheat to day are not nnr, rous, but fupplies are in plenty, mofily of ordin.o , . dull file and lower prices—but lime famples of ve;., fine at rather more than our currency—Barley Malt ar fmall variation,but little good of the formerat rived—White Peas arc rather hig'ier—Beans of eat! fort, and Grey Peas are dearei, not many come in_ the Oat trade is brick and fully fupports laft price_ Flour in plenty, and files in general made at oh currency. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 341.685. 864. per qr. Grey Peate 431. to SM Fine Ditto, Sys. los. od. Beans, gns. 31s. Rye, 465. jos. od. Tick Data gos. 525. od Bartey,3ol. 365. od. • Oats, 2411. tBs.3ts. Malt, 665. 725. od. Poland ditto, 325. 33s od White Peak, 43a. sos. od. Rape Seed, ocs. oos. PRTCE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor 755. to 78s. Seconds 655. to 755. peT tack. ►ROM TEC LONDON OAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE a. Avenge Price of CUrn in England and Wale', from the rettire. ending the rft of June, tBos. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale. a. d. a. J. a. d. s. d. s. d. 1. 1. 90 I lSe I 44 g s 7 2 45 3 43 7 The average Price of Sager, computed from the Returns atadt fa the week ending june 5, is sss. kid per hundred weight. eourrntv MARKETS. PRICES Of GRAIN AT TSB VOLLOWINO_K O. BASINGSTOILz.--Wheat 6os ad to Ilya od per Quarter. Barley 38s ad to oas od I Beans oos od to 523 od Oats a6s 6d to_3 ta od Peale oos od to oos od Ma tor susats.--Whcat 731 od to soBs od per dt. Barley ocs Od to 4111 Od I Beans sos od to sas od Oats ags od to 3os od Peale cos od to oos od Nawsuar.--Wbeat 64s od to tolls od per (zE. Barley 33s od to oos od I Beans sop od to sas od Oats ays od to 301 od Peace sos od to sas od HZ sos• od to top od per Q 5:. Barley 361 od to oas od I Beans oos od tO Sti od Oats a6s od to 3os 6d Peak oos od to 00s od Reanitso.--Wlteat 634 od to ITO/ Od per Qr. Barley ace od to 41. od I Beans 46s od to sos od od Oats ais 6d to 3os Peals oos od to cos csi SEACOAL METERS OFFICE, June 8, silos. IN Tlilt POOL. ane 3, Monday, 78 cargoes fold from 3gs od to ogs M per Child 5, Wodneiday, 38 ditto 390 6d to oos 3d 7, Friday, so ditto 39e 3d to 491 od DUBLIN, JUNE 6. The molt ridiculous paragraphs continue to be in ferted in the London prints, relative to the Rate of tills country. One of them, a few days ago, in Rat- I ing force idle rumours which were afloat in this city, • adds molt - bountifully to the Cu of the day, and fags that black, red, and green flags, as fignals of the dif- • affefted, are frequently feen loifted in the day time , in the county of Kildare. Such egregious falfehooda are highly difgraceful, and it Would feem to be done with it defign to intimidate people from coming to this country.—Dmilia Evening Pe. 'On Tuefday morning Gelato" Monomer, Efq. ar. rived from England. • • The 59th foot, 950 ftrong, have embarked for the Weft Indies. • • Patroles of the regulars were fent out on Tuefday night, ED prevent any perfons front Matting the high ly dangerous and improper praCtice of firiag gime and piltols in the fireets.- ~ Mr. Fawcsyr, the celebrated Covent Garden Co median, is artived in this city. • - • • , BOAT-RACE.—Fridayrrlt boats Ratted &OM GEM.. Deptford-creek wich-ftairs, to roar to and back again, for a wager of so guineas, winch, • after much !kilt and 'dexterity, was won by a.watertnan, named Jones. FOOT RACE—Saturday a font-race for fifty guineas was rim on the Uxbridge road, between a Mr, lltm- D,1., and Mr. Wetted,' i Lieutenant of Dragoons: The parties Ratted to run feven ;tiles, at four o'clock in the morning. Mr. W. took the lead, and cond. nuedifo•until they had gone four miles,' when Mr. B. puffed his;, and won the wager eafy. Friday le'nntlit, as a labourer was taking down part of an old wall within the peecines of the priory of Knarefborough, he difcovered• a large quantay of Giver coin, amounting to near tfloo pieces, moftly of the coinage of Edward the Firß, whole head is re prefented on each; crovined with an open crown, of three fleur-de-lis, with two nye or !offer flowers, no; mired fo high ; and circomfcribed EDW. It ANG, DNS. HYa. e. Edward Kiugof England and Lord of Ireland. On the reverfe is a croft, with three pel lets in each quarter, circumferibed Civita:Cantor.O.e.) coined at the City of Canterbury. There were others • alto coined at York, Durham, Newcaftle, !cc. This quantity of (deer mull, at that time, have been of great value, when we confider the allowance made by that Monarch, in the year 1306, tothe Biftwop of St. Andrew's, then a prifoner in the Cattle of Winchef. ter—to the Bifltop for his own expences, 6d. per day ; to his fervent, 3d. per day; to a boy, ttd. and to his chaplain the fame. FARE.—Hyde Palk yefterday afforded a fplcndid difplay. There were prefent the fame over • flow of fafhionable carriages as on the. preceding Sun day. .A 4 the new vehicle' fported on the birth day were e.thibited, together with a molt magnificent landau, tut& for Lady DUDLEY and Wear), and launchednnly on Saturday laR. Several female cha rioteers of, rank attraeled notice by the difp:ay of more verfatili4 of flourifhes with the whip, and A greater eafe and animation than many of the vetenta performers in that elegant feienee. The Duke of ORLEANS, Lords Dattmeer and HENRY FITTY, Ho 'mumble Captain Beloit, and Honourable EDWARD LASCE ta.ss, each drove a curricle hung four inches higher 'than they were a few months fince. The Prince ?f WALES entered the ride abput four o'clock , on horfet\ack. Kenfirignon Gardens were crowded about four o'clock. .There were feveral dealing females prefent, drefred a la fariftease, one or two of whom were of ti tled diflinEtion. The fummer Ryle of drefling was ge nerally'adopted, but not upon quite fo tranfparent s principle as laR feafori. Lord Claimer nearly met wi,h a ferious accident. As he entered the Piccadilly gate, with his phaeton and four, one of the off, horfes got entangled in the traces, and. in plunging. the vehicle was nearly or fet. His Lordfhip, trial,llilful mantzuvre, extricated the animal, but in fo doing, the leaders took fright, and galloped furiouiy along the road, to the left of the ride. _Fortunately, afliwithftance being at hand having , the horfes were flopped, out any mifchief happened. • \ J 1 Dublin Wanton FALMO BAIT?, fi gip Sally ilrocceric4 vtg y, fn ihy failei gat of c chti fells }';aria Fi i-, BLA ;"t'ontee: iumed li , tt.yrt f;tldc B eeAut t 1 Pruflian Itourdei Maria fiord brandy in by tl Ckow-r BAFKEI sco test the Fn laden v cater ; brandy jlocks, ihot fr( Capt. . roYs, patche been d of 18 of 13 1 and th LIANT irntmei 28 gi it w, with lugE NAt Vet