Star. — London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MARCH t I. At the Privy Council on Tuefday, two Procla m itions were ordered to iffue, one of them for of t, dug a reward of 3001. for the apprehenfion of the affiiffins of Mr. Little, of Blackwood, in the county of Kildare; and the other offering a re ward of led. for the apprehenfion of divers per fon% guilty of a violent affauk on the perfons of two Tythe Proltors in the diocefe of Killaloe, c. , unty of Clare. from the length of time the trial of Crawley oc• enpied this day, tt is impoffible for me to give you as particular an account of it as I with. The Jury .: (worn about t t o'clock. An attempt was made tr roflpone the trial, but was over ruled by Lord NO It spay and Baron SMITH, the prefiding Judges. The trial was then entered upon, and computed, in general, what has already been Rated an the public prints: the circumftances were ffrong,many, and clokly connected ; and after a charge from the Judges, the Jury, with little hefitation, brought a vadia of—Guilly. The Court, on cafes of the higbeff importance, was never fo much crowded; and an intereft teemed to have been felt by the public, which objcas of the molt vital concern would fail to excite. Crawley is to be hanged on )Friday. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK [VINING. Counters of Flees Rout, St. James's Place. Tire. The.Hugon', Rout, Foley Houle. Ge.whnd's Root. Bryanftone-Rreet. Mrs. Poimeeforea Rout. Whnpole-itrat. Alifs Godfrey's Rout, Farman-Alum Marquis of Hertford's Grand Diaper. Manehefter-fq Mr. Knox 's Dbiner, 14111-ftmet. Berkekr -Apure. Mr. Angerftein's Dinner, Pall-Mall. Mr. Hufkiffon's Dinner, Lower Grofvenor-ftreet. TOISDAT. Sir Wiliam Milner's Grand Dinner, Portland Place. /.!mind P tyne's Grand Dinner. N:r Brilk's Grand Dinner, Devonfhire Place. Alm Makolas Rout, Mansfield-area. Mn.s Daig's Rout, Berkley-ftreet. Mrs. Smith's Rout, Devonatire-ftreet. WIDNISDAT. Mrs. WU= Smith's Morning Party. l‘vtitolluzr. j= s ,: s ra g a rd nim pil i .. sa , Ocorge.arget, HaDOver• rtnare. Lady Milner's Concert, Portland Place. Knois Stoat, Hill-ftreet. 11117113 DAT. The ("teen's Drawing Room. The Portugoefe Arohdfador's Rom, South Audk7-flrect. Lady Milner's ROL Commis ofMansheld'aßout, Portland Place. Lady Hardwood's Rout. FRIDAY. Counters of Frees Met. Lady Ridley's Rout, Portland Pace. Mira Farquhar's Party, Qlmen-ltreet, May Fair. SATURDAY. Duke of Portland's Grand Dinner, Piccadilly. Mr. Mtwara Grand Dinner, Portland Place. Lady Somers's Rout, Cavendi&Slum. SUNDAY. Duke of Poetland's Grand Mauer. • Conntefs of Ketimare's Mae. Lady Hampden's Mac. Mrs. Brooks 's Milk, Herlerftreet. LADY SHITTIIILD'S ROUT—On Friday, evening, in Portland Place, was attended by a fele& circle of 131hionables, among whom were— Barb—Mansfield and Dlgby. Countcfs of Mansfield. Lord,—.C.ltetwood, Willoughby de Brooke, Huberton. and Wenterunb. Ladies—L.Coortezey, Dardtanyible. Kinnaird, Harberton, Ihering, Wentwonh, Seymour, and Bridget Batmen. Oil—John Ritual and Thomas Chewing. Coloza Glynn. Mars,—Mair, Walpole, Hales, Conyers, Hyde Parker, Frazer, lloward, Spell= Stanhope, and Townibend. Aliftriffes—Walpole, Colman, Cornwallis, Adair, Spencer, Stanhope, and Scott. Mitnn—Seymour, two Townlhends, two Colmans, Con- O'Gradys, Markham, Countmeys, Marfharns, Littleton, two Grimliones, and Bouverie. THI SoctETY.—On Thurfday night, the P;c•Nie Club met at the Tottenham Rooms, at nine o'clock, they having previoutly potted a drill ferjeant and about half a dozen rank and file in the hall, and at the door feveral of the orderly parole of Marlborough-ftreet Police Office. The entertainment of the evening was merely a concert of vocal and inftrumentar mufic. Mars. DAW. MADDOCKS, GREVILLII, and a French Lady, were among the vocal performers. A concerto on the grand Piano, by a Lady, accompanied with her voice, was followed by initrumental mufic, wl:ich conebided the evening's amufement at half p. ft twelve o'clock. Among the company prefent were Lord HARScRTON, Lady BLovNT,Mr. GLEY, Mr. and Mrs. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. LANE, Mr. Mrs. and Mit; DoLatac, Dr. HALL, Mr. and Mrs. BAT T, and Mr. and Mrs. Dora'. —The company moilly went in hackney coaches; much conceal ment and myfiLry were obferved. The &ft regular meeting of the Diktat:mei Per. Armee: takes place this evening, at their Theatre in Tottenham-arcet. The play bill for this night lets forth— z. A Proiagne by Mr. H. CREVILLt. Z. A French Proverb. 3. One At of Tk Bedlawkr• ; a Piece ttnnflated from the Tr 4 lICil c aprcialy for the occafion. a. A l much proverb. 5 . An EOlogue. Niter which there will be a Pte-Noe flipper. I nere Are goo cards of invitation. Pic-Nic uted to be Nici-Nadel. In Foors's Na bob we have it explained : cu N. t ave. Bette ) , Rob:ns has a rout and Sipper on Sunday Lett. JAKU I. lam afraid I cannot come to cards, but dull attend th. mina. A Nick.Nack, I fuppcie. Cus rave. Yes, yes, we all contribute as ufual ; the rub it.uniala from Alderman Sirloin's; Lord Frippery's cook finds Meatus and ragouts ; Sir Robert Bumper's butler is to fend in the vrinc,End I mall fupply the deliert. JA sus. There is a brace of birds and s hare that 1 cribbed this matting out of a baker of game. CON awn. They will be welcome- If the Nobility of Sweden are tired of their tuft:, they fhould fend them to England. They would come to a qui c k market, parttcularly among thole who are Awned of their own names. The Ticket, No. 27,872, drawn this day a Prize of Ten Thonfand Pounds, was fold at ?delfts. 'LIZARD. &Min t and Co.'s Office, Royal Ex change, in one Half, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares, w h ere N o . 15440, drav'n on Saturday Ltli a Prize of Five Thoufaad Pounds, was hkewite fold is Shares. • CORN M•IRKETS. /ROM TNII LONDON GAZIT Average price of Corn in Ent turns ending the sth of March, 'E, SATURDAY. MARCIII3. :land and Wales, from the Re rEtca. Wheat. Rye. Batley. 6. d. s. d. s. d. 76 6 46 4 40 0 Oats. Brans. Peace. s. d. s. d e d. 20 7 58 5 42 I The ayerage Price of Sugar, computed from the Returnc made to the week coding the loth March, is 37'. Sid. per hundred weight. eaten Of GRAIN, AT TiV FOLLOWING WARICZT3. BosmosTour.—Wheat 66a cd to 76s od per Quarter. Barley 341 od to 4os od I Beans 361 od 10 486 od Oats lls od to as od Peale 378 od to 44$ od MAtortquaso.--Wheat Ilis od to qv od per quarter. Barley 391 od to OW 64 I Beano scs od to sos od Oats 121 6d to as od Peale 39s od to 44$ od Nawsuavr..Wheats, 6os. od. to 82s. od. per %tarter. Barley 33i od to 4os od Beans 368 od to sas od I Oats aos 6d to a6s od Peafe 375 od to sts od Hstuar..—Wlseat 7as od to coos od per Quarter. Barley 368 od to 442 Od I Beans 328 od to 3h al a Oats sod to s6s od Peak 4os od to 448 6d Arautsto-Wheat 7os. od. to 89s. od. per Quarter. Barley 378 od to 438 6d I Beans 338 od to ocs od ass Oats 6d to 33s od Peale 311 s od to oas od At Warminfter market, on Saturday laft, the prices of Corn were as follow : wheat, by the quarter, 31. to 31. 1105. ; barley, 11.75. to IL 191. ; oats, 11. to 11. 45.; beans, 11. 16s. to 21. Bs. On the roth inft. the remains of the late Earl of Bst.uoas were interred at Caledon, attended by a number of his refpeetable friends. He is fucceeded in his title and elates by his only fon, the late Reprefentative of the county of Tyrone. James Na ppr Tamly failed from Wicklow on Monday IA - for France, on board the Favourite Nancy, Captain GUNDELsow.—The wind was re markably favourable. N:f . l WILKES, the daughter of the celebrated J. Wa ICES, Liq..f political notoriety, whofe death we mentioned on Saturday, walked in pedal Park on Thurfday, !and dined apparent!; in health. About twelve the fame night the COled up her tenants, and in lets than an hour expired. She was much advanced in life, and for tome years had been deprived of her voice. She recovered it in fume degree, but (poke in a hat& difcordant manner. On Saturday laft the Court of Exchequer gave Judgment in the long depending'caufe between the Rev. J. WILLIAMS, Reaor of the parifh of Dif ferth,!in the county of Radnor, and TN oases knit's, Efq. of Oxhall, refpeaing the Tithes of that pariffi, when it wafidetermined that the Reaor had not made out his claim to the Tithe of hay, which was the point litigated, and therefore the Court ordered him to pay his colts of fuit. A Staple Chace is to be run from Aaon Com mon, on Wednefday next, for moo guineas, be tween two Engliffi and two Mai hunters ; we un derftand that the latter, brought over for this pur pofe, are the property of a Rofcommon Gentle- man, and are reckoned amongft the heft horfes of tho day. Tuefdaylaft a flag was turned out at Kingwood Wore Mr. Mstusn's hounds, which afforded great (port to a large field of Sportfmen. He took for Lamborn Cow Down, pointed for Affidown- Park, then turned to Langdown Scrubs and Od fou's farm, again to the right, and croffed the Egleton road to Woolfon, from thence to Brimf corn, Uffington, Fawloo, and croffed the downs to Kingfton Lifle, paired through Mr. Atkinfun's Park, and took the Down forChildrey, then turned to the left for Lower Lctfom and to the Manor Fond, croffed the Edfell Water, and went to the Turnpike at Wantage , r then turned, and was taken in Mr. Wititiosom s rick yard. The chace was upwards of 3o miles, and the hounds were never at fault for two hours and thirty.five minutes. One Anecdote attended the Undertaker's part in the burial of his late Grace of Norrii usisza LAN o, which we think worth preferving, and never was in print. It was given to one perfon ; but another Undertaker had afterwards the intereft to get him felf joined with him in it. The firft Undertaker not quite approving of this new arrangement, abfolute ly gave the other gool. to have no interference in it, and to forego all participation of the profits ! By an American Ihip, the Eliza, arrived off Bof ton from India, we learn that the Rannee, or Princefs of Dern, who had been confined at Din digul, on fufpicion of having affifted the refraaory Rajah of Pangalamcourchy, has been liberated, in confideration of her furrendering to the India Company, for a limited time, a portion of her re venues, in proof of her attachment to the Govern ment !!! An alarming infurreelion is Rated to have taken place in Siam, which threatens to fluke that feeble Government to its foundation. The revolt origi nated in the following trivial occafion :—A friar belonging to one of the numerous convents with which the country is burthened, in the neighbour. hood of Ogme, gave offence to one of the natives, who, in revenge, affembled a mob, and reprefented to them the tyranny and worthlefrnefs of the order in fuck terms as excited them to ails of violence, and ultimately to fet fire to the convent. The military were called out, but fo wretched was the (late of their appointment and difcipline, that they were immediately routed, and the rabble left in undifputed command of the diftrift; their numbers and confidence increafing with their fuccefs, they had, according to the laft accounts from (t!eda, advanced to the banks of the Menan, and there thrown up firong ftockadoos, waiting for the ne• cefrary fupplies, in order to proceed towards the capital. In this revolt one of the moil popular of the Siamefe Chiefs is Rated to have fallen. It is further Rated from Gungum Durgom, on the banks of the Tombrada, that a numerous corps of cavalry, fuppofed to be the remnant of Dowe l:Hes army, bad alfembled in that neighbourhood, and laid the natives under heavy contributions.— Such, however, is the Rate of defence eftabliflied by General CAMPBELL on our frontiers, that the enemy had been deterred from approaching them. —A ftrong force was collating in the Mahratta Country, for the purpofe of attacking them ; and permiffion had beengranted by the Court of Poonah for our troops to advance within the Mahratta Rates, fhould fuck a meafure be found neceffitry for their difperfion. I',ll/71CJI, MTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND N. N. F. AIM 21). DV R. 2 Dalid, 2 Wat , Tfunl, 0 O I-I,auhurgh, O French, o • 0 Dutch, PORTSMOUTffi'MARCH 14.—Ytfterday evening arrived front the Downs, the Charming Kitty, South Scanlan, and failed again this day. Yeller day failed the !loop Attive, WILLIAMS, for Poole. GRAVESEND, Ms ite u 14.—Paffed by the Embden packet, Wicatait IC, 'Morn Hamburgh; William, G.taDNElt ; and Fair American, Fi.oW k: a, from New York.—Sailed the Rolla, CUM MINGS, for Botany Bay; Lady Shaba Stewart, PARRY, for Montferratt ; North Star, Pan KY, for Oporto ; Duke of Kent, Ks NN CDT, for Newfoundland; Montego Bay, —, for Ja maka ; General Moore, LEARY, for Cork ; Elbe, LA NDZALS, for Hamburgh ; Adams, for Rouen ; Fortuna, HAN SON ; and the Jelfois, BOAC, for Bourdeaux ; Vrow Alida, —, for m ; Julfrow Elizabeth, SMART, for Rotterdam ; Twe Gebroders,—..—; and Hailing, A Nina sow, for Hamburgh. DEAL, MARCII 14...ArriVed la RINORIMEE frigate, from Portfmouth.—Sailed the UNITED KINGDOMS; LORD NL L SON; and BRNGALL, for the Ealt Indies; and formal other outward bound valets on their voyages—Wind N. blows hard. Dove', MARCII FLECIIT, Captain LAMBTRT, arrived this morning with the foreign mail and eight paffengers. The MINERVA, Captain ROBERT HAMMOND, alfu arrived from Calais, in the Roads • and the EXPRRSS, Captain DELL, and lauded Mr. SHAW, the Meffenger, with difpatches from Paris and Amiens, about half part elev en o'clock. An order was received rfterday at Calais to pay off one hundred and fifty light horfe, and feveral of the artillery • and &nibs' orders, it is Paid , have been received at feveral oth er ports along Riore. —Sailed for Calais this morning the Nancy, LAT rc MORE, with LC.le P tea; Mu, TRIOT • and J. F. GIRAUD alto the Ctlcen Charlotte, RANDALL &sumo, maßtr, with J. CURTIS, ED+ JAMES TALLON, JOSEPH lace, and fix other parer. : •rs, with a teeth wind at Weft. The Hon Auous rus MORTON, and Captain Join; Weft, are come into town to embark fur Calais ; they fail next tide, if weather permits, in the Venus, A fIIERDEN, as alto H. B. SAWBRIDGE, Efq. and M. W.RictEir. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Naiad and Sylph, for the capture of the Vriendfdiap, Fin be paid on board the laid fhi'ka on their arrival in port. •Te ry,,;„2 , ;te, for the capture ofthe Zialuft, and the For tune, will he paid at Fla 7, Beaufort-buildings, ors :.:ar t the 19th initant. The Phaeton, for the capture of the Haabrt, Danilh hoy, will be paid on Wednefday, the aath intlant, at No. 9, New Broad-ltrcet. The late hoop Hound, and Black Joke lugger, will:be paid for the brig Minerva on the 7th initant, the Hound at No. 6, Stanhope-ftreet, Strand, and thc Black Joke at Yarmouth. The late hoop Hound will alto be paid for the Hirondelle French privateer, on Saturday the 27th infant , at No. 6, Stan hope4treet, Strald. The fame hoop Hound will be paid for the Zeetuft dagger on the fame day, and at the fame place. The Difpatch of Aberdeen, corn loaded, was a few days ago, run on Atom by the crew at Redear, on the Yorkfbire coaft ; the veal being fo leaky as to defy all the efforts of the people to keep her above water. The Kitty, Stepkenfon, that was on chore on Folfterbo Reef, has been got off, and put into Copenhagen to repair. The hoop William (of Doneafter), Lowther, and the Mar yanne (of Thorne), Whitacre, which were on fhore on the coaft of Lincohdhire, are got off. The Margaret. Nicks, for New Providence, and the Sally, Webber, for Bolton, are put back to Liverpool, with damage. The Unicorn, from Liverpool to New York, is Wend ed to the fouthward of Sandy Hook. The Lion, Nath. from Entbden to Guernfey, was drove on (hove near Calais tie soth of February, but liner - got off, after difcharging her cargo. The D.tnifb vefftl, Noel en Gotten, Zimmermann, bound to Rotterdam, with wine, was loft near Boulogne th.: ad in (bun ; great part of the cargo &wed. ' The Miecrva, from NON Brunfwick for Jamaica, is , loft at Turk's ltiand. Captain GARRETT has fucceeded Captain IN • cLEDoN, in the command of the TEXEL, of 64 guns; and Captain HILL is appointed to the RUBY of equal force, during the indifpofition of Sir EDWARD BERRY. On Saturday the Jamaica papers to the 13th of January were received ; and a letter, dated the 22d, by la SEINE frigate. The principal articles of their contents refer to St. Domingo. The Coromandel armed tranfport, which was left by the loft Jamaica packet in a [fate of extreme danger, was got off the fand bank foon after, and having been repaired at Port Royal, failed from thence for Martinique on the t 7th of January.— On the fame day, the Rofelle, with a con fi dcrable number of pa ff engers from L eith, arrived at King (ton, after a paffage of 70 days. The CIRCE, ECHO ' and WIMBLIDON, arrived at Port Royal on the 16th of January, and la Tor AZ s on the t 7th ; wheh the Pelican failed on a cruize. The LARK arrived at Port Royal on the sth of January ; the GARLAND and MIME failed on die 6th; the SYREN arrived on the Bth ; the DECADE arrived, and the MERLIN failed on a cruize, on the gth ; the APOLLO arrived on the t 3tli ; the TARTAR arrived, and the CALYPSO failed on the 14th. A detachment of the sth Well India regiment, with Lieutenants CAMPBELL, SINCLAIR, and GREENSWORD, arrived at Jamaica on the 17th, from New Providence. _ _ _ Captain DR LSDALE, arrived at Norfolk from Cape Francois, reports, that he heard a heavy cannonade, on the night of the 25th of December, at the back of the Cape, which he was informed proceeded from an engagement between the whites and negroes. The port of the Havannah was, in confequence of the petition of the merchants, opened to Ame rican veftels for 3o days, and previous to the ilth of January, the extended time by Government, 70 fail of vcfrels had been permitted to enter : it was, however, decided, that no further permiGion would he granted. Thofc vefrels which were ad mitted into the harbour were obliged to pay 30 dol lars for every 24 hours they remained. We fome time fince mentioned that the Hannah, one of the November homeward bound Jamaica fleet, had been loft on the Hogfties : by our lag let ters from Jamaica we learn, that fhe was caR away on the 9th December, but that the crew, paffengers, and part of the cargo, had been faved and convey ed to New Providence, from whence the mate and one of the pafrengers returned to Kingfton on the 14th of January. By the Favourite, Alicia, which on Friday ar rived in the Downs, we on Saturday received let ters from Grenada, dated the 17th of January, which communicate the diftrelling intelligence, that the fpirit of infurreaion amongft the Blacks, which originating at St. Domingo, has partially extended itfelf over the Weftern Archipelago, late ly bnrl inm adion at Grenada. Such, lint?cre: were the prompt ani energetic mcafures of ti.: Government, that the infurgtnts were fin rottini..ir many of them were made prifuners, and ;lime cr the principals wet.: executed. Previous to their defeat they were guilty of Gm.: wanton .excelres, which fufficiently linseed what would have been the confequences had they Inc. cceded. The damage done is, however, fo that this revolt would be matter of but flight con sideration, was it not connected with that fystern of infurredion which unhappily prevails, and which implicates the fafety of all Weft Indian property. On the night of the sth of January, the town of Falmouth, in Jamaica, narrowly efcaped ; it was dark, and blew frefli, when a pilot on going home about twelve o'clock, difcovered a houfe to be taking fire ; it was a fpirit fliop, to windward of the town, where the shutters had been broken, and a quantity of burning rags thurft throlitli, which it was fuppofed would foon com municate to the fpirits, of which there was a large quantity ; feveral merchants fibres were dole to the leeward of the houfe, and the town fo nearly adjoining, that' half an hour longer would have in volved die whole in flames. One hundred pounds reward has been offered for the difcovery of the diabolical incendiaries, and detachments of infan try nightly patrole the ttreets, and conduit to the Guard-houfe all perfons whom they meet after ten o'clock at night, who do not give a good :le ', count of themfelves. Another attempt was made on the 3d ult. to burn the town of Bolton, happily without fuccefs. Public fchools were Tome time fince etiablithed by the Legiikture of New York, but they were not deemed to anfwer the purpofe of their inttitution, and have in confequence been difcnntinued. The PRESIDENT of the United States, in a mef fige to Congiefs on the 27th of January, recom mended an extenfion of the plan for civilizing the back Indians, by the increafe of trading houfes, &c. and by preventing fpirituous liquors from being fent amongft them. It likewife recommend ed, that blacks conviaed of murdering whites thot inftestd of hanged, the Indians hav ing Inch prejuairc - 1.2. this mode of execution, that they frequently fcreeniZiculgrit whom they would otherwife furrender. On Saturday, via Jamaica, letters Were received from Cape Francoife, to the 14. th January, which remove any doubt that we might have previoufly entertained of.the condua which Too ss AIIt T had prefcribed to himfelf on the arrival of the French espediton. The letters received contain extra& from a Pro clamation which he had partially publiffied ; in this he fags, he underftands that evil-difpofed peo ple had fpread a report that France had appointed a powerful force for the purpok of dearcying him and his officers, and to reftore flavery ; but that he never could give credit to it, as himfelf and his people had been continually fighting for the prof perky of the Colony : " A good child," rays the Negro Chief, " is all fubmiffion and obedience to his parent ; but if that parent is fo unnatural as to Peek the cleftruaion of his child, the child muff put his vengeance in the hands of GOD. If 1 muff die, I will die like a foldier of honour—l fear no mat..." He concludes an addrefs, ttrongly appealing . to the paflions of his followers, with an exhortation that they will vanquifh, or die at their polls. After a tedious negotiation of two months, a treaty was concluded withToussalNr by the Lie utenant Governor of Jamaica, on the morning of the day on which the latter received advice of the figning of Preliminaries of Peace between Great Britain and France. General NuGENT, in confe quence, fent to acquaint Toussaivr's agents of the circumflance, which neceffarily rendered void their new convention, and intimated a with that they should immediately I:ave Jamaica, announc ing that he had recalled the Britith P,zfident at Cape Francois, although, at the application of the Englith merchants there, the period of his conti nuance was prolonged to the loth of January.. TOUSSAINT, on being apprifed of thefe circum fiances, accufed the Englith of breach of faith, ob ferving that they coalefced with France for the purpo?e of dettroying him.—He, however, fhortly after, iffued a Proclamation promiting protedion to firth Britith veffels as might trade to St. Domin go, but Governor NUCFAT fcrupuloufly avoiding any colour of offence to France, interdicted all in tercourfe, being fudiciently informed of the hollile intentions of the black General towards the mother • country. At the date of the letters from Jamaica (the 22d of January) no intelligence had been received there of the arrival of the French expedition in thole leas. The difpatches for China, by the GLATTON and BRUNSWICK, were finally doled at the Batt India Houle on Saturday, and &live! ed to their re fpeelive purfers. Three Trip°limt mixers are Rated to have failed from Mahon under Englith colours, furnithed with Englith documents, and mantled with Mi norcans, in order to avoid the American frigates which were cruizing for them. The cirenmilance is officially aliened by the American Conful at Alicant, and has excited confiderable offence in the United States. EAST INDIA HousE.—Mr. Robert Browning, of the Company's Tea•warehoufe, Fencliurch.fircet, where he may be daily feen from 9 to 3; caught cold fax years ago, which brr.ught a long train of complaints, full as heavy night fweats, frightful dreams, palpitation at the heart, fixed pain in his fide, a windy complaint in his armada, and de o-cafe of memory, with fits of fneezing, trembling, and twitching of the eyelids, as if fparks of fire flew out of them ; Mr. B. thinks he is bound in duty, both to Goo and Man, to inform the Public, that by recommendation of Mr. Bleffingham, Permit. Office, Fenchutch-fireet , he took Dr. Gamma's Pills, and applied his Platter nine weeks; he is now happily cured of all the above maladies. This invaluable Medicine is fold at the Dodoes houfe, 75 and 76, Long•acre, and by Venders in Town mid Country, Ss. zos. 6d. or In. a box, duty irielu4ed ; &fared in takiW a Guinea box. on at Grenada. Such, hnwcre: . r. ani energetic !matures of ti.: t the infurgtnts were fin round-_ ere made prifuners, and Come t.r re executed. it defeat they were guilty of foo.e which fufficiently theweJ what the confequences had they mage done is, however, to trivial, 'mild be matter of but flight con- not conneeted with that fylleni which unhappily prevails, and s the fafety of all Weft Indian 4f the sth of January, the town of naica, narrowly efcaped cleat uc- c, and blew frefli, when a pilot on nit twelve o'clock, chi - covered a ng fire ; it was a fpirit Chop, to e town, where the fhutters had a quantity of burning rags thurft t was fuppofed would foon com- fpirits, of which there was a large 1 merchants fibres were dole to ie houfe, and the town fo nearly alf an hour longer would have in- :in flames. One hundred pounds offered for the dikovery of the liaries, and detachments of infan- le the fireets, and conduit to the perfons whom they meet after ght, who do not give a good ae- yes. opt was made on the 3d ult. to Bolton, happily without fuccefs. were Tome time fince eftablifhed -e of New York, but they were not T the purpok of their inttitution, equence been difcnntinued. IT of the United States, in a mel- on the 27th of January, recom- &ion of the plan for civilizing the y the increafe of trading houfes, venting fpirituous liquors from gft them. It likewife re.commend- conviaed of murdering whites Read of hanged, the Indians hay- *. z 2. this mode of execution, that creenellictiiztit whom they would der. via Jamaica, letters Were received coife, to the 14. th January, which bt that we might have previoufly e conduel which TotrOAlliT had nfelf on the arrival of the French :eived contain extra& from a Pro- be had partially publifhed ; in underftands that evil-difpofed peo- report that France had appointed for the purpok of deftrcying him and to reftore flavery ; but that ;ive credit to it, as himfelf and his continually fighting for the prof- lony : " A good child," rays the is all fubmiffion and obedience to if that parent is fo unnatural as to ion of his child., the child mutt put the hands of GOD. If 1 mutt die, foldier of honour—l fear no mat.." an addrefs, ftrongly appealing . to iis followers, with an exhortation nquifh, or die at their polls. is negotiation of two months, a uded withTousSAINT by theLieu- r of Jamaica, on the morning of h the latter received advice of the minaries of Peace between Great ace. General NUGENT, in confe- acquaint TOUSS•INT'S agents of which neceffarily rendered void ention, and intimated a with that tediately leave Jamaica, announc- d recalled the Britifh P. zfident at although, at the application of the its there, the period of his conti- Longed to the loth of January.. m being apprifed of thefe circum- the Engrg) of breach of faith, ob- ey coalefced with France for the eying him.—He, however, fhortly 'roclamation promifing proteCtion effels as might trade to St. Domin- or NUGENT fcrupuloufly avoiding fence to France, interdicted all in- fueiciently informed of the hoftile black General towards the mother • of the letters from Jamaica (the no intelligence had been received ival of the French expedition in :s for China, by the GLATTON and ere finally doled at the liaft India rday, and &livered to their re- titan crilizers are Rated to have on under Englith colours, furnilhcd ocumcnts, and manr.cd with Mi- er to avoid the American igatcs izing for them. The circumllance Tied by the American Conful at s excited confiderable offence in the 'V. • I , lk • _