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4 HOUSE OF COMMONS, NOV. 14. LO M DO N. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26. P..I.RLI.d.:VENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS. VAN 511 TART brought up the Report of the Committee of Scpg:;. The feveral refolutions were nJil and agreed to. Lea was given to bring in a Bill for the more .itl:nual punifhnitnt of Mutiny and Defertion, and for the better Pay mem of Soldiers in their (tamers. Mr 'Et r t 4 y moved for Lave to bring in a Bill to Rcpe..l Ael pAffed iu laft Ss ors of Patliament, rendering it penal to Bakers to fl ll ore x pore to rale Bread that has not been baked twenty-Crux hour'. lie °Verve(' that the Bill had been brought to anfwer a temporary purpofe, truing from th. pea reit v of grain, which now, by the bounty of l'auetnztcct in fending us a plentiful hitt vefi, no longer elided. The Act had oily a fort night to fun; but it would neverthelers be a civilian-able relief to a number of indultriour and bpnrß bakers, who might have infr'elmti its provilion, under the idea that the caufe had ceared ; it it was line cediately repealed, he willed that it mould have a operation from %JR Nlividay. Th, Store A ItY at WAR raid, he wit too will convinced of the motive: of the lion. Gentleman to doubt the propriety of adopting a mearurc ho recommended; but he wilted to fuggelt, whether as n,;hts of aetions might have already accrued, it would not he tilipfl towards thole who bad commenced them to give the Lill c.rctrofpcdircoperation. He thought it would be bitter if the hill took cite& from the clay of giving'thenoth-e. Mr. Ti tatt a Y Lid, he Mould with to confult with his friends vino the rubjedt. the mean time, the ftisettion of the Hon. Urntirman was no objeCtion to bringing in the Bill, as the point might afterwards be tittle(' in a Committee- I.cave was given to bring in the Bill; and Mr. Tierney and Mr. James Marti.% o- demi! to prepare the fame. The kevenuc Bills on the able were forwarded in their rc fpcsibte fLgtb—Adjuuntcd. ET•5', NA TCR 01111, if roinhle, arrerr to•ertotTow. The Verfe4 to tl:c Mttnery of Lord Hour St Twos. are only dtlayed for wzt room. PR!CE Or STOCKS This DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: f. 467.1 a--Ditto, for aezeunt6B+l.—Rcduerd 66; 67 5 per Cent. zoo 99 2 ..—NewPitto 991.—Ornniutst s 32. Fundible Exchequer Bilis t prera. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY Bank Stock ,S C. Los. 981 3 per Cent. Rcd. 67 66i 67 I Lo pa ng Ann. 19 11-161 3 per Car. Conf. 68 674- 68 I Imp. 3 per Cent. 66 4pa Cent. 84i Funded Excite. Bills z pr. s per Cent. !cut, Conf. for Arc. 681 ' Yefterday we received Paris Journals to the 12th loft. inclufive, from which we have given in our firft Page every thing worthy of notice. MarquisCova wets is has had a private audience with the e.,e, CONSUL, and has been treated with marked and particular diflialion. His was the only carriage allowed to traverfc the fpace allot t:d for the public fpe,:lacles. The anticipated accounts of the fete, forged to give a femblance of early intelligence to prints which never hare any, were realifed in no one par ticular excepting (itch as had been previoully or dered and publilhed. The illuminations were wholly confined to the quarter of St. Germain, in which the Palace of the Milleria and moft of the pubiie edifices are fituated. There was fcarcely a private houfe that even put forth a candle. Every one flocked to :he Palaces, the Plate de Cosseordr, the bridge., and along the water•lide, where the illunliaß :ion. and firewo:ks were the molt confpi cuous ; but the populace bad to.grope their way thither throngh dark greets and alleys, inftead of having their way lighted, as in London during our late rejoicings with millions of lamps and can dies, caging loch a blaze of light on every fide as ralually to dazzle the eyes of . the beholders. In Paris, on the prefent occafion, the fight by water was by far the prettieft ; as feveral hundred boats were rowed up and down the river, with bands of mufic, and illuminated from head to ftern. The fignal for the Fete was a balloon, which was fent up in the air at four o'clock in the afternoon, and defcended in the Bois de Boulogne. The ROYAL FAMILY heard divine fervice as ufual yellerday, at Windfur. Notice has been iffued to the Commandants of Yeomanry Corps in Ireland, that from Monday laft, the exercife d.iy would be reduced to once in each fortnight. It has at length been determined, that our Peace eflablithment confill of only 7o regiments of infantry, to be reduced to sop men each, and that the corps of cavalry !hall experience a fill further diminution, in proportion to their numbers. The Aft fufpending the Payments of the Bank in fpecic expires fix weeks after the conclufion of a definitive Treaty of Peace. The fubjeft of this re- Aria i. ci the refnre has produced feveral conferences bet we rt the Governor and Directors of the Bank & e e l hi. M:.i:.ly's Minifiers. It was repr e f en t e d by the Ban k that confiderable inconvenience would a. if,: if they were obliged all at once to renew pay ments in fpezi: ; that It would be desirable to wait Crime time till the c ffens of peace began to operate, and till tile exchanges tiotber countries, now, from feveral caufes, againfi us, became more in our fa vmr. At the fame time a flatement of the Nita. tion of the affairs of the Bank, fully evincing its' folidiey and refponlibilit yovas fubmitted toGnect n ment. We tanderftand that it has been agreed by Miniflers that the refirietion (hould continu: for a limited period, thciish not a very lon nu:. In the mean time the bank will prepate, %y vat ;(I!ic Theafuns within the f; h.reof thcir own admini Pisa tion. for gradually renewing their payments in fnec;e. This may In: do:ic by, to a certain •. . limiting tl sir dilcniintsolid, pert:ars, by gradvafiy F iv;r.g sip the ill; .of the nixes. Is: i.r• ..1 t.ikiii!• or r.,,„ t! „,. of two .t a 1: s, was ni.ide in thz ,irh i r,, r,.,) :cod . • „ ta t T. ..11 ‘,11.;! ci . L.tik it old CGURT-M,IRTIAL , TRIAL OF VICE-ADMIRAL SIR W. PARKER. At a Court-Martial held on board his Moieties GLADIATOR, in Portfmouth Harbour, on Fri day lafi, the 13th of November, and by adjourn ment to the following day— FRKSIOLST. Sir TllO/11.11 PA/LEY, Barr. Admiral it the Blue. 141.11111117 OF TUC COURT, SKEPTINGLON Lit rwtorta, Efq. Admiral of the Blue. ALEXANDER CRANE, Efq. Via-Admiral of the White. ;MIN HOLLOWAT,Efq. Rear-Admiral of the Red. MOINES TOTTY, Efq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue. Captains CUARI es STIRLING. Efq. the Hon. Rosrat STOP.. lORD. PHILIP CLAILLS Du tuAV, Efq. Ca. RI ES Wl4- LIAN Pa-reasou, l tq. SAMOLL HooD, Efq. T. Sumer YORKE. Efq.FaANt SOTUOION, Efq. JAIIICSNEVIIOAN NEWMA V, Efq. - Moses GItrETHAM,Efq. Juhe Advocate. in purfuance of an order from the Right Hon. the Lords Cummiaioners of the Admiralty, the Court proceeded to try Sir WILLIAM PARKER, Bart. Vice Admiral of the White, and late Corn mander in Chief of his hiajefty's chips and velTels employed in the river St. Lawrence, and along the Cm& of Nova Scotia, &c. &c. &c. on various charges exhibited again him ; and the Court having taken the fame into their ferinus conlidera lion, and air() what the Vice-Admiral had to offer in his defence, were agre,d— " That Vice-Admiral Sir WILLIAM P Bart. was " jultified in (ending his M:i.jrity's (hips Meta/CA and C sco " TATRA to the WeR Indies; and that the Vioe-Admiral was " indifcreet in having given Inch detailed inftrudtlons to their " Captains for their return within the limits of their Ration: " but the general charadter of the Vice-Admiral is lath as to " preclude the idea that he had hew suLkd by any motive tut ' emulated with die good of his MAJL‘TY'II fervice, and do " therefore adjudge hint to be acquitted." The Plummer, on returning his (word to the Vice-Admiral, addreffed him thus : “ Sir WILLIAM P , it is a plowing talk which Manilas for me to perform—that of ddivcring to yau a fwordwhich you have worn with fo much honour.' Tlic principal witneifes examined were, Captains Fl lisDY and BINGHAM, and the Rev. Mr. Soursi, Chaplain and Secretary to Sir WILLIAM PARKER. The bells at Portfmouth rung immediately on the information , being conreyed from the GLADIA• TOR, of the acquittal of this gallant and meritorious officer, who afterwards landed amitilt the plaudits and acclamations of all dekriptions of perfoits. The following is a Copy of the Memorial pre anted bw his Serene Ilighnefs the Priace of ORANGE, to Lord HA% KEISBIJILT, previous to his leaving this Country:— " Hampton Court Mice, r 3, trot. " The Prince of ()Ramos being informed twat the Rafitcations of the Preliminary Articles of Peace between his BRITANNIC MA . It. STY and the French Republic, figued on the t 4 intl. have been exchanged on the teth"; and thole Articles, as publithed by Government, having thus come to his knowledge, thinks he ought not todelay any longer in a continiaure fu important to his interefts, and o , ofe 4 his Houle, to exprefg, without referee; his fentiments and his wifnes to his MAJESTN. " The unfortunate circumaances which obliged the Prince OS - ORANGE and his Family to repair to England in the year 1795, are too well known to make it neceffary to renew the ftatement of them in this place. • st After having been received by his MAJESTY with the moll affeelionate kindnefs, the Prince of ORANGE experienced no leis convincing proofs of his MAJESI T's goadnefs towards him during his flay in this country, where he has conaantlylaeen treated with the moil generous hofpitality. On every occafion he received unequivocal affurances and marks af thc unvaried interefl which his MAJESTY and his Government continued to take, riot only' in what related to himfelf and to his Family, but alto to the numerous and faithful adherents of the Honk 401-Inge, and the ancient Conflitution of die Republic of the United Provinces. Mae marks of interelt had fo often been repeated, that the Prince of ORANGE has not even conceived it to be neceffary for him to make any formal de. mand, founded upon the folemn engagements by which Great Britain guaranteed, in 1788, the Stadholderate, and the other Dignities hereditary in his Howe. " The Prince of ORANGF. has teen with great concern the courfe of events lead gradually to a :late of things very different from • that under w'tich thofe engagements had bgen formed, and by which the probability of their being compl,tely fulfilled was from day to day diminifhing.• Never. thelefs, as long as the war continued, he never could prevail upon himfelf to giv: up that hope entirely; but he waited i n filence the KIM of events. Now that tbs.! Preliminaries cl Peace are concluded on the Conditions known to the Public, without the Prince of °taxon haring received any information that any thi ng h as b een tlipulated with refpeet to hirnfelf, he thirties hit:flied tinder the obli gallon of b:eaking the filence he had hitherto thought 6t to obferve, and confiders it as his in difpenfible duty to recommend in the fleongeft and molt preffing manner to the ICING% folickude and powerful proteCtion, at the • approaching Cote:- rences for the formation of the Definitive Treaty, his own interefts, thole of his Houfc, and of a con fiderable number of his Countrymen, who are be come the unfortun.:te viCtiinsof their unfliakenssal for his Perfon and his Catife--of their tried fidelity ' to the ancient Government of their native Coun try, and of their attachment to that fvflcm which h.., fo li , ng and fo uaited the Republic of the linited Provinces to Great 'lle Prince of ORAVGS thinks it would be in jurigp, tlie lings of his M, _. sry and his ( 1,, :!us :11 upon therms: vis which 1 ir.i ii hini u. !mike tl.i. reritr:q. Ile has no doubt r i Lis r tindi7; th7m ill his own Breath, Itin:ll.:ftl.at the dif rofit.ons he Lore. to lOW I'll et; will add it to 113...i;t: fl cliiigations he owes to the . :•1 which he wia never lilt the Lratefal . ~ : ; ": i.tt-CrtrCP 4 Nns.rery.7•7lls Lard HAM F '••• ar v it' lIL lo:t •"t lime his MAilt:7 Y. •••• ;:.:••• ur J';tt ttrit;s M •t If'S .!••• t• • I it: y r'r is •: f 1 %•. Kr tarRY a his perf , ..a v•nri.kr- V.s. w. PRIXO. 4"c... NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. , MAILS THIS DAY. — WIND South. AROIVLD. !VG 0 Hunbutgh, Dublin s Wateriord. s Donnaghadee. 0 FALMOUTH, Nov. i3.—This day failed his Ma jelly's Packet PRINCE ERNEST, Captain PETKE, with a Mail for America of the 4th inftant : this month, and the three following, the Packets do not go to Halifax but to New York direet : the Paffengers are Mr. WHITE, Mr. HEATLEY, and Mr. and Mrs. STEVEN sox and Child. Should the wind continue fair the Kinn GEOaOll Packet, Captain Ysscom az, will fail in the morning for Lifbon, with the Mail of the t tth inflant. HARWICH, Nov. IS.—Laft night the Panics Or ORANGS Packet, Capt. BRIDGR, which failed on the I ath with the Mails for the Continent of the toth init. was obliged by contrary winds to put bivk, but failed again this morning with a wind at S. W. ; the KING Cloaca Pac ket, with the Mail of the 13th, failed at the fame time. YARMOUTH, Nov. is.--Yefterday failed the hers [sr BLE, of 7.; guns, Captain DUCH, for Tor bay ; and the Eta i or LIECESTER packet, Captaip THOMPSON, to Harwich, to take the malts for Cuxhaven on Thurfday nest : the ETPRESS packet, Captain DELL, is hourly expated to arrive from Cuxhaven. This day failed the Harmony for Rot terdam, with coals ; this is the &(i: (hip cleared out here (ince the figning of the Preliminaries of Prace, for Holland. _ _ PORTSMOUTH, Nov. ty.--Yefterday came intp harbour the ROWCLIEFE armed 'brig—This day arrived the BOADICEA, of 38 guns, Capt. KE Ars, from the coaft of France. A frigate is now coin ing up to St. Helen's, but theSireather beinghazy, we cannot learn her name. FROM LLOYSI's LIST. DEAL, Nov. ts.—Sailed the Drotingen, Swe difh EaII Indiaman, to Sheernefs. • Wind S. S. W. GIAVESAND, Nov. ts.—Paffed by, the Anna, ---, from Bombay ; Duke of Clarence, THIFT, from Peteriburgh ; Two Brothers, --, from Ghent ; Nelfon, BAaamvs ; and the Workington, Maw K, from Archan;eL—Sailed the Louifa and Amelia, —, for Lirbon ; Heart of Oak, Jones, for Dublin ; Hamilton, HroDERsoN, for New Pro vidence ; Lord Middleton, —, for St. Kitt's ; Gratitude, fur Venice; Orphan, —, for Oporto ; Neptunus, for Calais ; Ruby, We s, for Martinique ; John and Mary, SHERRY, , r Faro; Richmond, —,for Gibraltar; Lord Donnegall, Surrif, for Belfark Minerva, Gs ANT, for Guernfey ; Charlotte, Barn; err, for Ham burgh; 'row Serante, —; and Twe Gebro ders, ENGLFMAN, for Amfterdam. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Macterzasis will be paid for the Jean Catherine Arnie, Cagle, Bon Succefs, and Bien Arnie, on board the raid 'hip, on Thurfday the t9:h ina. The ROYAL WILLIAM and the Anvica tender will be paid at Port finc , uth, this day, their propor tions of the prize Stark Embelen. The (loop Sv tett, for the capture oldie Spanifh chaflc maree El General Brune, will be paid on Friday, the zcth inft. in Plymouth. The AMELIA, for the recapture of the brig Hawl:e ' and capture of the French private fhip of war la Juile, will be paid on the next arrival of dr. AMELIA at Plyrnowth. TIIC ROADIL:EA, for the capture of the following' velrels, will be paid on the arrival of theßoantera in port, viz. Cultivator, Favourite, 1 3 Iscenix, la Revanche, la Gironde, PAlcrte, Jacob, 14 Ran ctme El Vivo, la Magici mine, likkie, and Venus. 1 The VFMER•BLE, for the capture of the Spaniflt ! [hip Santa Perefa, and brig Virgin del Rofario will be paid on board the Paid (hip, on the anti; inflant. ..... FORT WIt.I.TAM, MARCH s We have received the following melancholy ac• count of the maffaere of Captain Gamut and his offiezrs on board of his own snip near the Sand Heads, by four of his own people. The (hip Ma rianne was bound from Prince of Wales's Bland to this port, and had nearly completed her voyage, when four of the Seaconnies rote upon their offi cers, murdered the Captain, his first and fecCad Mates, and a native woman; gaining over the Laic as, they proceeded for Chittagong, when, getting fight of land, they hoified out the (hip's boat, laid a train of gunpowder between decks, and ••:cre in the ad of pufhing off from the ship and to f.:t eto her, when a Tindal, plucking up coin:toe. jtanped into the Scat alungfide, plunged his knife into one of the Seaconnks body, and being hind - elf wounded, they both fell into the fea anti were drowned ; the Lafcan upon this attacked and kill,:) two of the remaining three Seaconnies ; the furvivor took refuge on the main-top-naafi head, being armed with a brace of piflols and a large knife, where he remained for two days; he was at length perftiatled, by fair promifes, to come down, and having been plentifully plied with liquor, he fell nfleep, when he was fecured in irons b 1 the Laft.ar,, his arms taken from him, and in this fia. the (hip arrived at Prince of Wales's Wand, and is now hourly expiated at this port. A lctter from Gibraltar Bay. dated the 14th of Weber, contains the following information " The Alliance, Captain Rosso'. ' failed from hence on the ttth, under convoy of the Saeis sus y. The KANGAROO arrived here on the 1 ith, with a fleet from Minorca, bound to England. The Traveller, of Whitby, haring fome officers on board, late of the SWIIFTSURF, is among them, and expels to fail to-morrow. Another Beet is hourly expected here from Egypt, bound to Eng. land." A letter, plat-c 1 Aboukir, 2d of &trig laas :latex, that the 5.n,7 1 ,:t0n, Captain HARM; Sue. refs, Captain Tars ; and 11 trracmy, Captain WiLsow, tranfports, were at that place, and es. peetd to he employed in carrying French troops to France. The litip Mourne. Captain Stews, tr4:11, - ,. rt. Olt was there; and the Erlher, Cap. tain Faa,l, was then at Alexandria, delivering rs. 4. V OM.' CG RN' MARKETS. The prices 'f corn at Warrniniter market, en Saturday laft, were as follows : Wheat per qua -ter 6Rs. to y Rs. Dailey, 41s. to 535. Oats, :9;. to 355• Scans, 6os. to 635. per varter. MASOC•LAME, Wry. 16. We had a trifling quantity of Wheat th;s incq, , . hag, which was quickly booght at a emit-ie:able advance, as will ha noted by our Cut renc.• ; and there was an equal briilncfs for Foreign furrles, in good condition, at much higher pr:Fec.—%re gets rather more money.—Barley and nilt nearly as before, and Oats, we think, have n, t varied ; but Beans, both now and old, are Lou; , ,'. up with avidity at is. 2d. advance ; as are all() prime Boiling Peas—Hog Peas are cheaper_ Flour is 6ss. and 705. but expeEted generally t o fupport the latter price. —Other articles as ()a Friday. Engl.& Wheat, ps. 665. B+s. per quarter. Foreign Ditto, 436. 7os. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 82s. Rye, 31 5 .._ 3851. 13arfey, - 265 .. . 395. 7 .8. ft (New) 48s. 535 - M.4.1t, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 665. Oats, 2QS. 265. 34c. Horfe Beans, o rew) 325. 405.—01 d Tick: Beans, cw) 3os. 3ss.—old Hog Peak, 4os. to 445. Bo:lers, 48s. 565. to 58s. Carraway Seed, 355. to 415. per cat. Coriander, 261. to 295. per cwt. Rape Seed, 361. to 401. per lift. Canary, 805. to gos. Flour, 655. to 73.. per Pack. FROM THE LONDON G•ZETTE, SATORDA9,NO9. 74. Average price of Corn in fngliud and Wald, irom th: Rt. turns ending the 7th of November, t 801. . . _ linlea. wßye. Barley. I bats. Sean d. s. d. s. d. d. 61F 4 45 II 41(4 , 7 24 6 44 8 45 3 The average Price or Lugar, computed imtn the Retv—: made in the w.:ek ending thc tith Nuvc.nber, t Sot, is 465. 414 per hundred weight. ►RICIS O► GRAM AT TILE rOLLOW!NC MARTIII; ._ . I BASIN 03T•lit —Wheat 63s od to 763 per close...T. 'Barley 4os of to 474 od Beans 419 od to 58003 Oats ag , od to sils cd Pure 37s od to 440 03 Nxwßu ß r,---NVlir.t 454. to 795. of net. tarter. Barley 363.0 d. to all ..od. I &cis oss Od to .od. Oats ads. od. to 425. od. Pe-are .4.. cd. to sos.od. I HY.NLCV—Wheat 531 od to Il.; cd per Qeartor. *irks/ 34 1 04 to etSi od lls 33 . 1 od to Sc: al Oats aos dto 4 ,- o od. Peale 17t 00 to .115.t,d READING —Wheat 494. 0,1 . to 86 . 04) . P" Ctiwter'. Barley los. 03. t• 475 . 0 d. 73:ans 325. od to 0 au. (Datil sa. od. to 381. eil. I Peale oos. od to 461. el littillll: 4 0 4 COR MARKET, NOV 6. V.'hrst has Bina heavy file. Fine parcels %e-re ;bout :& pr bell lower. Barley fold beaiily, and prices have hat a turt'te. teduetion, bigbcft 235. current ilk to ars. Oats vent .i [lowly, Tett 17s. 'fame as 14: - wech. ; rut rent pica 13s t, , • . ,bung rather lower. Peale end Beans fold from 141. to 1, . being nearly as laft day. Of 571 bolls of Wheat soil fold thus -49 at £z 130 131 ELI 100 3 ELI 7; 40 • 112 6 5 - s 96 ) 3 -1 7o 83 . 113 9 17 - z co 20 - 16 a IS - i ii 6 13 - 1 86 i 5 - 15 6 41 • a 1 1 1 4 : 1 55 - 5 8 0 4 - 1 : 0 .1 . Ito 9 . 7 . 1 7 6 ety tuirold. Advice. are arrived froM the ROYAL Amu at Port jackfon; where the has landed the convict and was proceeding to Otalteite, with the Million aries, to Join theirlrt th red in auk Ifland. The WAS much fiekne6 among the copvids, on boil . that !hip, of whom upwards of forty ha:e di and the watt attestant of the Millionaries ex pored them to the fame infeelioustfever, from whir, all had recovered, eicepi one of the name of hies a's, confumptively inclined, who died after the arrived at Port jaekfon. ThcNewfpapers having teamed with the dittrcie our Merchants will experience, in the retkratio of our conquered Colonies, probably to point an. pave the way to relief being afforded, upon a plication; and as in fuels event, thine will ccn trive to avail themfelves of this alliitance, who ar as unworthy as the wretch, who amidft the cos flagration of a poor Cottage plunders the unf , tunatc tenants, and afterwards participates in tii• coile'tcd aid, as one of the fufferera—lt is pr per for dcfcrimination fake, to date a faCt tha may lead to dillinaion.—Upon the capture o there' Colonies many of the inhabitants told the Plantations to perfons here, dedu,Fing in par!" mortgages due on theta, Holland, and pat. th Bri:ith merchant into polfefrion, who has receive the crops, and under pica of the prohibitory f ts has not paid the mortgagee in Holland, eith inflalment or interell ; although the terms wet explicitly (laud in the mortgage deeds, ind venanted to be performed by the - Britith merchan• In cafe of aid, Purely thee (Wald be excluded. CoLcuerrsa.--Aman of the name' of Hatton, a gardener, Lill week fold his wife to a aim.: Serjcant of theft barracks for the rum of ten giti near—She was delivered over to the purchafer the ufual form, with a halter about her neck. When Captain CRAYS'', the Barrack Mailer, Is informed of the circumftance, he ordered the Set jeant to report the woman to her huthand, wliie was accordingly done, but the man refuted to turn the money. Tuefday evening a molt (hocking murder wn difcovered in North Ercderick.flreet, Dublia.. Twossas BARRY, Efq. a Gentleman refiding that place, was found murdered in the evening his own houfe ; his brains were beat out in a mo ftvage manner, and the place robbed. Mr. BAR air was a Gentleman of iunmenfe property. U. intimation of his murder, Gsciao ► Ha reIISTA Efq. coroner of the county of Dublin, and one its Magiftrates, came to the place and made th moll Raft invettigation,but found it necetfary to fer holding an ioquefl until another day. The n fortunate Gentleman had dined at home i a bolt and !tiara were found on the table in the room wbe be was killed. Mr. YeI.es STAL found in the boo property in fcrip to thu amount of 35.00ci. "reaped the murderers. Mr. BARRY at the c• mencement of the war war a partner in the ho of BARTOR, Sec. a: Bourckaux, but drew bis petty afterwards.