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:7 1 42/INCE. PARTS, NOVEMBEP,B. ruccr;',: !WA y ~p s txt! - ;'.; that f . cl to me. have all city's for. tian Wat-, r, fo long to briliiact tided his tionecef length.—. ile of :an. defect bcd rociates in rtfpafs on )etition of ut, Sir, i ie contam ination of :it country long Kill he deemed t natioral am. Sir, Hite of aj. • the corn. chinfon, I encomium ent of his 'their:odd, rifiories in Alacrity to re at ()Ice both, s',l, e event of Ti.e d—and, I lhou'.d cir 'or!unately I have no me of the lciples and that when• again call td foldicrs, Urn, which 't country. eir _gallant .oure every and ing—Tha; o Admii i ce% and i Egypt. ending the the cobjeel y in which the H0u1,.. it of tha; ng like an to titcl:.re :otion, Milers %dr • 1 : roped l . l ei: lod to that Tax. ;or John Blar. the Co.dt of italci in the kear..ldno -31 ud the f:veral aril Keith, da that the levc• to than. inorrlceige the Sc Ships and Vice-Admiral c h ibey wcrt facial fbips ten! the Hoe. c ability, real, n in the corn or of the M asi Ware lbed el Eyre Coate. linetuarabk J. • R. I.awfoo. d Navy, tinder rried an n. go. the teal. -Ceramiffioncd r.fon, and that ontmandera.-- •f the Houk to , Vbce-Admiral ntiqn of the hich he 1441 ;ning the at expiration Parliament. :rially affect cry of chair ens cman ;a- red with an/ as • Mem aim of the fivc o'cioa. According to accounts from Leghorn, of th.: ".11 tilt- the laft adion which took place under v•ills of Porto Ferrajo, was fought after the „ r ival of a reinforcement of sco men, conveyed to the aniance of the befieged by the fquadron under Admiral Vy'AiIREN ; and in conk quence whic.;•. they fuccceded in carrying the French en trenchments in front of Ponticell6 and La Madona delle Grazier The French had then conceiuced their force in the camp of La Grotte. whence they kept up a communication with their head quarters :it Capoliveri. Soon after this event Ad miral WaE RCN agreed to an armillice, in expedi tion of official intelligence Born his Court relative to the conclufion of peace. The Zurich Gazette gives the following details Of this expedition, upon the authority of a Citizen Of Zurich, who was on board the fleet When our Admiral, GANT EAUME, left Tou lon; the lira time, a ftorm forced him to return to t h a t port, and two of his large (hips were much damaged. Having repaired his damage, he receiv id o rdersfromGovernment to put to fea again, and to !leer to the Me of Elbe, to bombard Porto Fer lltjo. It was then that ficknefs began to make fuch ravages among the crew of his fquadron, that he ivas obliged to fend a great many to the Lazaretto, at Leghorn, and to fend back to Toulon two t•} + ', a 74, and a 52 gun frigate, for want of men to man them. It was with one (hip of So guns, e ire e 74's, and the Creole frigate, of 42 guns, that the Rear-Admiral attempted to land troops in Egypt. The expedition took a favourable turn, and the fquadron arrived, without having met with the enemy, within 40 leagues of Alexandria, and tali anchor. In the evening, an Englifh fleet of 4o fail .was defcried, which forced the Admiral to weigh anchor, and proceed towards the N. E. The (lading was to be attempted then in another place; but the (bore was lined with Turlifh troops and artillery. The Rear-Admiral, who began to want provilions, and who could not, by proceeding, etcape an enemy infinitely fuperior in force, deter :tined to let fail for France. It was fortunate for Lis fquadron that he met the SWIFTSURt ; of 74 4 ms, which was taken after a gallant anion, well as feveral other veffels. He found fome tirovifions on board thefe Chips; yet the crew would have iserithed with hunger had not the wind been f avourable. Each man had but a klafs of water,alf a glafs of brandy, half a pound of falt beef, and three quarters of bifcuit. The SWIFTSVIt E was near being burnt by the imprudence of a per fon who let a - lighted candle fall into a calk of brzndy.4 HAMBURGH MAIL. HAGUE, OCTOBER 138—After the arrival at Helvoetfluys of a flag of truce from England, which brought the Official Notification of the railing the blockade of that port on the part of the Englifh, our Maefe fleet, confiffing of feven Sips of the line and three frigates, under Ad miral de Wiwrra, failed thence on the 24th init. Fatly to Flufhing, and partly to the Texcl. To-morrow the thirty-five members who corn of: tlie new Legiflative Body will allemble at the V a g ue , bind the next day enter on the exercife of their fonetions. It is believed, that the greater ' pa:t of the Orangitis who have been cholen will r.t ncLpt their appointment. Should this be the ofe, rear members will be chofen in their Read. Tile new State Dire Cory has now appointed a iimmtittee of (even Members for each of the eight Ditrotii:aits or Provinces, to frame for each De partment a particular Conftitution relative to all fiM chjefts as do not appertain to the general adminiftration of the Republic. Theft eight Committees, which are compofed ef natives of the Provinces of every different party, via Amble on the i (Sth of November at the Ilagee, Atnheim, Middelburg, Utrecht, Leuwar ctn, 'Lyra, Groningen. and Herzcgenbulch, and / :'hir. five weeks Lty the refult of their labours bet-re the Direftory, for their approbation. On th, Ift of December each Committee will fend hither a Member, to confer with a Deputation from the Direftory on this fubjeEt, in that the tvsv order of things may commence with the new Ttar. By this regulation the late Provinces will tcceive more authority than they had before ; but t!e report that they will be rellored to their Frier fitnation, and entirely govern themfelves as before the year 57)5, is unfounded. AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER. 31.—Some hundreds of tercLant fhip\ are lying here ready to fail in a Nat time for different ports. Our Miniftry of tiliine has formally given notice, that according 1 , the Prcliminaries•Of Peace concluded between I ... !nee and her Allies and England, a free navi- Mon will be cnfured to the Batavian flag. Our It:public has applied to England for paffes for •:..as tuider the Eatavian flag, in cafe they lhould tiet with ringlifh flips who have not vet received ot,ce of the Peace. Theft palres are immediately I ' rafted from E ng l an d. .Two Du tc h fbi ps o f war w i:l l oon f a il f or t h e -It-Indies an d t h e coa ft o f G u in ea ; ot h er flip s : war will likewile fail for the Well-Indies, in or ar,er ~ the figning of the Definitive Treaty, to ) .- 7ofreilion of our former Eftablithments. The 7 '•:1 - of cur Colonial Troops will be confider : augmented. OCTOBTIL i9.—The towns of Dan- O rd, }Tavre, Nantes, and others, which , • r clifiderably by the opei.'ag of the :17 ',I CL:C harbour of Antsvtrp, have made ::mouttiaucc: on that fubjett to the t Cr,t,L. •s;• /22 —To-day the Dlct eonclncled on the plan or the new Conaitu trr,rrow, or the following day, it will "EZ:v }7 toted, and the Dist will immedi ..cd to nominate the new Conititutional Officers. 3, that the Cantons /.4TI, SChirtit2, r•ra:tttrl, will form a particular Conflitu. T n 7 and foul it hia.ct to be fanc- 1~ r P I; Lojvnoiv. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER PRICE OP S'l OCKS "MIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK: Col-,N 67i 63—Ditto, frt . arrount (aR: f. Reduc..d 66; 6:-4 per Cent. 84—New c I .ir Cita. 9914 9) Old 5 per Cent 79 ; —Long Ann. ts t3-16—Oraniudt 32,',. 221 run2a l ..le F.achecincr, 2 ti PRIL E OF STOCKS YESTEMSY : Bank Stork t 9 , ,1 Short Ann. s 3-16 pa - Ctn. , . Red. 61.; i 4 Imp. per Om:. 66; 1 5 per Cent. Conf. 661 1 111.1; Irith 5 per Cent. 97 4 per Colit: 841 i i t India Stock 2.151 5 per Cent. too .% ~ Fundable F. xcheq. Silk 3 2..`; 5 per C. Lop. 98i 1 . a 4 .I. per Cent. a prem. Lone Ann. 19 15-16 k Conf. for Acc. 68; 4 ; I We Rated yefterday that Government had re ceived accounts of the fife arrival of Marquis CORNWALLIS at Paris, on Saturday laft. He reached that city at four o'clock that day, and on the day following was molt magnificently enter tained by M. TALI.LYRAND, the Minificr for Foreign Affairs. His Excellency had been in vited to dine with the Cour CONSUL on Monday, i together with fcs•eral other Englifh perfons of diftinaion, now at Paris. There is yet no account received of the The of the 9th. Thofe circulated are mere fabrications, built on the previous ord:rs for preparation, and reared by the help uf a very ordinary (bare of in vention. This day arrived the Hamburgh Mail due on Wednefliy. The contents arc given in the pre ceding column. Yefterday morning Lord Calevsroar arrived in the SHANNOS frigate at Yarmouth, which place he was to leave this morning, in order to proceed to Town. His Royal Hizhnefs the Duke of Yor IC attend ed yeflerday in bird Cage Walk to infpeet the in valids, who are to be difcharged from let-vice through age. Colonels CA LCROFT, GROSS ENOR, and LESLIE, accompanied the commander in chief. _ _ Yeflerday morning the Montgomery Militia,, commanded by Colonel BROWN, marched from Yarmouth to Norwich, on their route to Coverar y. A liberal promotion irk the Navy will take place upon the arrangement of the Peace EflabEau/lent. Report lays the promotion of flags will include Sir THOMAS TROVDRIDGE. A certain number of, Commanders will be nude Poll ; Lieutenants Commanders; and MiJlhipmen Lieutenants.— This meafure is but a tribute of jullice to the dii tinguithed ferviccs of the Britilh Navy in the la c war. Yefierday came on at Portfmoutit the of a Member of Parliament for that Borough, in the room of the late Lord HUGH SE Y MOU► . —Sir JOHN CARTER, after a fhort appropri.tte fpeecf:, nominated Captain MARKHAM, of the N.tvy, and Mr. GASELE F feconded the nomination. There be ing no oppofition, after waiting the time prefcribcd Tthe Conflitution, the Mayor declared Capt. HOMAS MAR litl•M unanimoufly elcaed. Tile new Member then addreffed his Conflituents in a fhort appofite fpeech, expreffive of his gratitude for the honour conferred on him, and of his de termination, as much as lay in his power, to prc terve inviolate the inellimablebleflings of ourha ppy Conftitution, and the immunities of the ancient, refpecrlable, and independent Borough of Poitf mouth. On his leaving the Guildhall he was re ceived with every demonftration of joy by the in habitants who were affcmbed in great numbers.— Capt. MARK HAM returned their complim-uns with that politenefs and affability which fo eminently mark the charaller of the Gentleman—And the new Member, with the Mayor, Aldermen, and Mlifiratts, afterwards dined at the George Inn. LxciaEctyra Bit ts.—The following is the out line of the Bill to be brought before Parliament : The Holders of any of the Exchequer Dills, blued by virtue of the 'tell undermentioned, viz. By virtue of au Ad 39 and 40 Geo. 3. Regis for railing 3,300,0001. towards the Supply by Loans or Exchequer Bills; By virtue of an Ad 39 and 40 Geo. 3. Regis, mil 104, for raifing a further (urn of money toward the Supply, Ilk°, by Loans or Exchequer Bills: By virtue of an Ad Q! id Primo. Gco. 3. Regis, cap. Pt, for railing the (urn of Two Millions, for the ufes and purpoies therein mentioned; By virtue of an Ad Q2acl. Pinto. Geo. 3. Regis, cap. Si. for raf.r.g 6,500,0001. towards the Supply, Anno assi, by Lori or Exchequer Bills, for the fervice of Great Britain— Who may he defirous of funding the fame, raft take them to the Office of the Paymaller at Exchequer Bills. between the two Palace Yards, Weltruinftcr, on or before the aath day of this inftant, Wye-miser, to have eh: interaft to be p...d thereon, computed to that dry incluftvc, when fuch intcrail will crafc; and they wiU be entitles! for every one hundred roods of the principal (urns contained In fuch Exchequer Bills,to the Cariosi Stocks underment leased, via. To 231,-.3 per Cent. Annuities to be added to s per Cents. 1 797. 5411-4 ditto ditto . . . ditto Conrc.l.dated ltnrnttiet. -- 231-3 ditto Reduced ditto and t , 9d. Such Holders of the laid Fteheipii r Hill, a. ni.,y lie dellrous of fubfcribing the ruin of Fifty Pound. per c...iiim in money on the principal (ors, contained in tit: I:a...h:qu.r L:116 they prolvic to fund, to be iid at the Bank et Fngland, iu tbe proportions and at the periods undcrmention,.l. viz.:— To 12L us. thereof on or tLc 24th Nov. tßot . sal los. ditto -- Ir. h Ike. IR tit. ajL ditto teth ( fan. kfA. Rill be entitled f or terry Fifty fo übfctiLed to the Lather capital flocks undervientioned. via. 'l'ol g soars pta Cclll.ArillUitta to be added to 5 per Car. 1797. ssL ditto dirs.,. taL (Oa —3 ditto Confolidated Annuities. 121 toa.--3 ditto Reduced ditto, and lc f,J Long Ana. The intercit on the 3 per cent. Confolidate.i Amtuittel to commence (ram the 3th day of July, igen, and on the other funds from the mat day of o..ettitice, Surderiben compbting their payments nn ttr before the ad td.y of January, 1802, to receive the Dividends that may be come due on the 3th of that mortis. at the ufual time of payin; Lich Dividends, and fuels to fL.II n•.t Loie completed tht tr pay ments on or before the ad of J.unary nt it, but who shall pay the Lune cm nehefore chi 13th Gay et the tame moeth, than mei.ive the Dividends doe al e-day at the w..tl time, and the Dindtmda duo at the 3th day of January. at tht Lune unit with tbak beaming due at thr th .!iy of July. 002. Subferiptiona paid in part. and t., rneeipieted, to be forfeited. Slthferibers eotnpletine their :W.:a(' 4,41011 t nn or before the 17th day of Detsmber tier, tw •rtol-d to a dikunet at the rate of t per cent. per annum for each mrtalment from the day on whisk payments (hall be rnxt.. to the ri ipe.live days on vibieh latch inftalmszt wadi; b.v: p..,.1.1c la Inatome' of . thia ogroascat. rtfUTICAL IN7ELLICEAriE. TA AILS THIS DAY..—WIND Eaft. A." - I D. f t f - mburgh, Nov 6, I Uublin , N. 8, 2 W.,terterd, Nov. s, 6, llonnaghader, Nov. c, CUE. Y.tr.mourH, Nov. 12.—Sailed the PRINCP of WALF S packet, Captain DE Is I:, with the ; Meas. SALL'S and family, and leveral other pal fengers for Cuxhaven; and the KIN( , GEORG 1 , , eßpt. MAR c if,for Ha'tvich. tthctc (he is in fitture to, attend duty.—Arrived the Psi uf p.n ket, Capt. T. HEARN, VVit:l Mails, Mr. Russ, King's Meffenger from Mof,_,..w, and (everal (Abe:- paffengers from Cuxhaven. PORTSMOVTI4, NOV. I 2.—Arrivcd the Sr. FIO R NZO frigate from a cruize.—Saikd the SPORTS MAN fchooncr, for Lilbnn, in banal). . SHEERNESS, Nov. 12.—Sailed the Amr in\ frigate, for Chatham. Arrived the Porno , ,E frigate, and Prince William armed (hip, t r Yar month : likewile the Leyden, of 6is gun:, - and Arrow !loop, from the D:nyns ; and the Edwin- (lone, ar,d Eleanor tenders, hum Dun!.irk—and remain with the Zealand guard Ihip, the Yurk and Ardent, 0164 guns ; Ikfchcrmere, Batavian, Glat • ton, and 'litter, of 54 guns each; Braak, Medic, Alliance, la Raifin, Unitelarid Squirrel, frigates , Boreas flop (hip, and Redoubt Boating hat • tery ; the Bittern, Autumn, Alonzo, Diliw:nee, Hound, and Wolverine, floops of war t and the Wrangler, Haughty, Swinger, Manley, Mariner, Bold, Jackal), Sparkler, Tigrcfs, 'realer, Safe guard, Conflant, Eclipfe, Biter, and Vixen, gun brigs.—Wind E. Moderate ~ .-, ‘,ll • -It.. rc,(l, --di ~ F ..,t i. •.'rr.;7' !Pi ce: FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DFAL. Nov. 12.—Arrived the STAR brig, from Portfmouth, and failed for Shcernefs. Wind N. by W. GRAVF.SENN Nov. r2.—Parrcd hy, the Minerva, BOYD, from Petcrunirgit ; Prince of IVales, Dus- Ntit, from liudlon Bay ; and Hope, DAVY, from Rotterdam.—Sal!..,d the Verwagting, JONSSEN ; Twe Gchrodcrs, CLcasEs; and Vrow Gefnia, for Embden. GUERNSEY, NOYEML'ER t. Or. Sunday there was an exceeding heavy form here, the wind at S. W.—A gun brig (the —) which was in the Roads, was loft, likewife her prize, which was laden with fait, &c. ; the account of her condemnation was kill arrived. All the men of war, without exception, whick were in the Roads, drove. The SPITE IRE, a (loop of war, went to fea,having parted all her cables, and nat rowly I ercaped getting on the rocks, for which this flare is 1 extr oraly formidable. :The run foul never. thelefs of the LAPW ',;C: (a frigate) bot did :tot fa t-tin or do any material damage. The principal part of the crew of Cit.. gun brig were lived, if not the whoh.. The ti agic recite, during the gale, was farther I.sightcned by another floop of wiir, called the REWARD, which was drifting upon the rocks dole to the Calle. It naturally excited much pity and fympathy in the crowd of fpeaa. tors affemblcd, who every m"ntent expescted to fee every foul perifi, had they fruck. Fortunately, however, the hi otit : lit up, as the sw.s jult upon the brink of Ihipwreck. A large Dutch brig has hove in fight, fuppofed to be theNaney,rif—; the has been au. i attly cx. peeled here for fume time. It is not exaaly known to be hcr, for unlike a man of war, the cati't hoia her nspnt.r. The trade or comtherce at this place has incredibly revived, fince the dawning of Peace. The Pier ciowded with merchant vends. Nonc of them received any damage to fpeak of in the late gale, although it blew qaite in. The inter cour le between this and France is rc-efiablilhed, or at leaf making rapid advances to it. :.i.ivsral vet- fels from France in the courfe of this week, has e come over laden with vat ions fpecies of provitions and divers articles of traffic. They have priori pally brought over what may be fet,down as Ins uries. This trifling communication with France has already effefted a con'iderable redirection in the ; price of moll articles of domeaie at.. Our little I monopolias.howevcr,are Aiming to ad; ance them, by purchafing the whole cargoes, and afterwards retailing it. which are bought at 3d. Int dozen, are fold again at Bd. ; fowls purch aft,' at is. 6d. a couple, at 3s. ; and every thing elle in a fimilar proportion. The Firf I.icutenant oldie R e'IMARD ;St-re:ol , -4 to England, as an evidence again(' one of the mi:ti fleets of the 1-Ir s ios I frigate. The matinee: is, it is laid, the man who was the dire& isillrument of rrefirving his life upon that treacherous and bloody occatlon. Weanefday a Court of DircNrs was licld at the Eatt India H +'l:, when Capt. Aiinittw I fasHAY was fwt.rn comm.ind of the New thip, in the room of t'• 7 Nonni:or. dcflin:d to St. llclena and Chita: ;lie Cana adjourned at fix o'clock till Wedncfday nest. Capt. Dasowii as, of the SYLPH, of tft gun , . has received his apro;ntment ac Pori Captain in the Royal Navy, for hi: two gallant aftion< wirh l'Artemifc Frenchof 4; guns, and 1;z , men ; the first time ofi C.apc St. Andcro. and the fccond off Cape Visas. The Ni.riskY 011011 Ci has captured a very rid: Spanifli vefrel ia Vigo Bay. Onc of the V'S WAR, with near in fpecie oa boa :. 1 ., af terwards ran on chore, wli.:n it was tikal by the Spaniards. who kilied one fcanian, and made Ili , : cell prifoners. verel is Rill valio-3 At z",0:•:31. Th.: Fame, Coecur.o. and ;Lc As- Pi 1t.111 , 10, from London to Africa, are pot back to Portfmouth Harhour, tl:c Concord having (prong her howfprit ani 101 l fore top math 'rl: , ! Dom FA L CP, tram Peterarirgh Liibrn, is 4.:, 11.,:re at South Sea Beach, and it is fated will he 1, it. The Love and Fricrulfhip, Mts., from Neath far Bridport, is rit into We n: , uth with kfs of anchor and cable, ar other ,iarnage, having been driven to fea from Torbay in a gslc of wind. The two Brothers, SPANDF 1 , 1 .4. float Ghent to L.in s fau. is pit i..to Margate with lois ot maa. JPN IJAPRI7. MAKK.t.ANF. NOV. 13 Tlicte have been no f: ell arrivels of Grain fince Friday, in confequence, moll articles have again rifen in value :—fay Wheat near 25.; Barley about Sc.; Oats as much ; and old, and New beans lead zs. per (),Intrter ; R 1 a is more in dernand ; and Malta brilker fale ; Grey l':•as and Barley ate quickly bought at a fruall advance.—ln Seeds we note no material alteration.—Flour 60s. per Sack.—Ther.: is now a particular bra. talc I , r Foreign Whea: in good condition at ad vanced Pi ices. ‘Vhcat, 465. 765. per quar:er. Forcign Ditto, 345. his. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 76:4 Rye, 336. 365. Barley, 265.385.—8 ea (New) als. 535. Malt, 445. sBs. Fine (Ditto), 665. Oats, zos. 265. 3.0- Horfe )cans, (New) 325. 38s.—01d 46;. Tick Beans, (New) 28s. 365.—01 d 445. liog Peale, 4os. to 465. Boilers, 485. to 565. Carraway Seed, 365. to 455. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Rape Seed, 361. to 401. per Wt. Canary, Sos. to cios. Flour, 6os. per fack. DR Y-LA N Pow, t, appeared, for the firft time, !aft night, in the charaeier of Lady Ran- V?), a charattet in which file reprefented the flow of maternal tendernefs more fucccfs than ufu ally attends her acing. PEDESTRIAN MATCMI AGAINST Dated firma time ago, that Mr. BARCLAY, a Gentleman of about per annum in Scotland, had made a match of 50.001. a fide, or to,ccol. in the whole, with Mr. FLETCHF.R, a Scots Gentleman, alfo, we bAieve, a man of large fmtunc, and proprietor of feveral c::lebrated race buries, that he would go on font 90 miles in 2 I fuccdrive hours. Mr. Bar clay parted on Mon lay night, at twelve o'clock, at Aron, on the road from York to Hull, about fifteen miles from the former city. In our paper of Tuefday we ("fated his commencement; and we have now to add that Mr. Barclay has won kir match, as appears by tae ft:Bowing letter : " irk, NVLdnefklae Morning, One o'cloch. " I have jtift arrived from winicilin7 the match. Mr. Bar clay has won. He fi e ailed Mt win his at 22 rninmes. 4 (ecocide, Light o'clock Lin .:Itn:rg, bang in: how - , 7 miLitte%, zn.l 56 keonds within the dm %Bowed. He ezcrated the match in a coiral ftyle. He ilopp.al liz •imti to rel7cfla, and change his clothes, which generally took him from a at minutes to 15. The weather ras been particularly favuerAble,czeept from Gm, to eight o'clock yefterilay morning, when it crew hazy. This r:rdercd him rat'..er " Vetting--2 to I and 7t0 4 in his favour at four and eight this morning. At elcvrn n cloak , when he had gone 53 mile; 3tolLc Iv ; wizen he had gone Go miles, aid 4to ; when he h4d gonc 70, and 6 • t :IC woa. The latter part of his W.'kin, to and t 5 to t. " A great eoncourfe of compare at'ended, and serrc relrti cularly attentive ti.st he &Quid meet with no interruption They teemed all highly pleated that In: had won. At the rife he wav buzzard by the crowd, arul e.dried Amt' on :heir thou' •era in triurr,t.h. Many Gentlemen petient tame from Semi:lr.,' to tee thi. maczh." On the above nruch, not only the ten thsttrand pound s betwczn the two pru.ciples. but &tll,: that turn was dep , .ndiog am •r:: the (porting Gen.. tlemen of Yorl.fhi?e, Scetland, and London. The whole county et lot (!::piy inter:fled in the event, as that is the melt rport:lig part cf the king dom. Mr. Barclay has, 1.-ii.ver:r, clmte little more thtin recover his viva money back from Mr. Fistcli.:r. Alton; agn Fletcher under t. to walk 6_, miles in fia-teen hours, for 2ser 1. fide, which Mr. !hire: Iv berws.l hi i, and Mr. Flacher won the This mad: w a s fi l thi er . Iy MAJC and fuddenlv performed, rather pri:•atev, ticar Doneafter, fo that the public heard h.:: little of it. Mr. Fletcher was only a very Ihort time in training under Ward the pugisll, living on r a w meat, !cc. 'and v.-hea he won, he felt the Taft 20 miles tire him fii notch, that he thought it quite inipoflibla for Mr. Bsrelay to go thirty mil-s farther at the lam': rate ; and hence arofe the Keg. bet.—Mr. Barclay has, however, been it, training fince the hi 72ania?, of Sliteinh-., un der Mr. Smith, an old firmer in ot.atcte, on Lord Fauconherg's eit.uc. Smi•li fp •7:% a lath: on the Turf, and is very knowin:- in .11 limning feienec. Among other thi• - 7 , , paetieularly well acquainted with the b perfon to walk, and there - • 2 M' r.tre 3V put himill under his car% timkh live eron rai- meat and hats! fond, and d- r•rtt of ha: d r ark , fending him ott.n to rn .•! ah; .vy load of dizef: Lad sm it: -I*.lers, :tild al lowing him nails' 1•••••••• a half t • •••) ten milts with tki. •ti. . lkasiay talks of this kind. atik r ' juts as it be had ii:en a t;•ar.i..l • :- is pupil an :Wer fo well on all occ.. '..as. th at 2itr.ith si.:darc..l 1:: L. no d• •:bt wira Mr. ll:tielter make 11;s I,t :•11 grea• iudgment. onlv did he th:nk )Ir. Barclay to keep tip walking at rate I f c A t miles at 3 A quartet - an hoar (tviti• we t s th: mel t idirg iloi.. s ia7es), for twenty-ort: ti•:••••st h-nr. ; bite itipttlated that the ! t;:meet at this feafiin of tit.. coat. v . !h.! tome is the molt relaxt.J. .tn.l ••• t! st zia;. clt 'llisre w.ts alit o A great ch.ince, at ...Hs t-trIC. a high wind, heavy rain, cr a thick eith r ef whizit would have p: a t , Barcl is 's !“, . 1 1 st• Isr,lr. •h e r:.; it w it -•-•• i••• •• 3 heays dr.tal..te . i. ;Os •e; • '• ie.; a evil- it :s p-. • ..•0•1'. 1 h, - Intl. r. • f. cite ti..•l7t; • •.; t".• :he. 1 r:• he :1 il.l!(ZarTd 1 7 , •:n. thr• •.vc :r eX ;;[ fnur And sight is the ;a;• • eat rcr.;;;: favoLi:ls;:. 1 J~