Star. — London, England, 1805-07-17 00:00:00

LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Coutols for money, kil—for July 6:14 — Reduced j9i 6o—Oninlunt 31 Bill, u. to 21 pre. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Dank Stock, aftii tB3 I.org Ann. 171 5-16 3 per C. Red. Ann. 60 59; 6o lmp. Ann 9 . 5-1.5 i 3 per tient. Conf. Ann.s9ill Excheq. Bala. u. 3.. prem. 4 per Cent. 7 8 i 77j 44 Omnium 6 5; prem. 5 per Cent Navy Conf. for acc. 6c/ 5 per Cent. 1797:40 DUBLIN, JULT 12.5 per Cent. Gov. Deb 912. Exchange—Dublin on London zt# 12. Yerierday Government received difpatches from Gibraltar. They are not of in late a date by three days as the accounts from that garrifon publi(hed in this paper on Saturday laft. They confirm our Rate ment of the numerous gun boats collating by the Spaniards. Orders have been given by Government to prevent their being allowed to pats unmolelled from other ports to Algefiras, as kis known the enemy intends collating there a confiderable number more. —A report was circulated after the receipt of thefe difpatchei of the death of General Fox. This news cannot he true. There difpatches are dated ,4th June, and fuch a faEt could not have efcaped being Oared in our letters of the istb, t 6th, and t 7th June. Lail night orders were fent off from the Admi ralty to Portfmouth for his Majefly's (hip BE L L I(LL/ SUR to proceed with the EaR India fleet under convoy ; the takes nut difpatches fur the EaR Indies. This morning difpatches were received at the Ad miralty from Admiral CORNWALLIS, dated the 13th intl. flaring, that the Combined Forces of the enemy, confiding of thirteen fail of the line, betides fri gates and corvettes, are to proceed to Cartinna.-- A French Admiral is expated at Ferrol, to take the command of this fleet. Orders have in conk quence been iffued for every means poilible to be ufed to intercept them, fhould they come out. The KING has been pleated to grant unto Puns A of Monk•Weat mouth, in the County of Dar ham, Efq. his Royal Licence and Authority, that he and I:is iffue may take and nfe the Surname of S rarro* D only, in compliance with an Injunition con tained in the Lift Will and Tettament of his Mater nal Grandfather JOHN STAFFORD, late of Monk. Wearmnuth aforefaid, Efq. deceafed alto to order, that his MAJESTY'S Concc:iinn and Declara tion be regifiered in his College of Arms, o,herwile to he void and of none effe& Brigadier General Sruear has vacated hisfcat for the county of Galloway. Lctters from Newfoundland. of the 22d of June, (late, that the gartifon of St. John's had been rein forced by a regiment from Halifax, the Nova Scotia Fencibles, and that it was competent to oppofe effec tual refinance to any moderate force that could be b: ought againft it. Friday morning the firft regiment of Royal Edin burgh Volunteers, commanded by the Right Hon. CHARLES Hope, went on permanent duty in that city. Same day the Royal Highland Regiment of Edo burgh Volunteers, commanded by Colonel M , Git s cot Moues-, marched for Perth, upon permanent duty. Saturday the firft divifion of the E tft Mt Militia arrived in Edinburgh, from Berwick upon Tweed. The gd Eaft EtTer Militia marched from Monk wearmouth and neighbourhood yellerday, in two di. vitions, on their route to Berwick, where they expel a route to carry them into Scotland. The 11l Battalion of the 4th Regiment of Infantry, in three divitions, palled through Lewes, on their route from Hartham to Beachy Head, there to en camp, on Monday, Tuefday and Wednefday tail week. The zd Royal Lancathire Militia are crpeeed at Sunderland barracks in three divitions, ou the 23d, 24th, and 25th init. from Coletteltcr. On Tuefday and Weilnefday laft week, the Eaft Suffolk Militia, commanded by Colonel Lord Bitoom r, marched from Hull in two divitions, on their route to Berwick upon Tweed. The t it Warwick regiment of Mil tia , Colonel Lord Bitocxe, is upon its march to Hull, and expeeted to arrive on Saturday the zoth init. It is fiippr fed that . the ab6ve corps and the 2d War w:ck, now quartered there, will be incorporated into one regiment. The Royal zd Surrey Militia, commanded by Co lonel Lord CRANLEY, artived at Hull in two divilions on Saturday and Monday !aft, by way of Lincoln- Aire. The Royal Weßmoreland Militia. Colonel Low- Tnia, n - ..trched horn Hull, on Monday, for Lerwick upon T ee.! . The tins thumberland Militia, Colonel Lnrd Lou vats E, p.!fil•cl through the metropolis yelterd.-ty : they have tr,,,rtlkd from Sunderland, are fir•.e men. ar.d appear much fatigued; their prefent route is f.r Fe verlleaat, and next to join the Grand Airily on the Ketuith Coall. On Saturday, about three o'clock, arrived onF.prom Downs, on permanent duty for fourteen days, the Loyal Suuthwar kßegimentof Volunteers, whit Sharp Shocters, amounting altogether (Officers and Band included) to 543 firtmg, Lieutenant Colonel A Leoca Commandant, and immediately took up their ground in the bed order and regirlarity.—On Sunday, after the formal parade of mounting and relieving guard, they marched to Epfom Church. arid in the evening their parade was attended by ad the Eca ut y and (Albion of the neighbotti hood, who wet e entertained with tome charming pieces by the Band. On Monday they bail their regular rarades, drills, &c. and have now got their camp in excellent order. The accommod at i on for the men, and the fupplies of c•.ery fort are abun dant and good, its addition to which; the neighbour. ing Gentlemen vie with each other in the prcdtice and luxuries of their garden,. In (bort, the !ars very well arranged, and the cathMits ead. . . ~ c Appe, a beautiful FLOTILLA OFF OSTEND, MT ze. Every thing here is very quiet at prefent ; and d Hutting no change teems to have taken place for fome time pall. In the latter there Are two frigates and two brigs rigged, but neither of them have their guns on board. At (Mend there are four brigs rea dy for fea a few days ago they came out with as intention, as we fuppofed, of proceeding to the well- ward, but the wind fhifting, they returned. There are alfo a number of fchuyts at Mend, which we take to be part of the flotilla. A day or two ago we (poke the fbip Eliza of New York, bound to Am. nerdam, who gave t's the following intelligence : The brig Lion of New York, WILLIAM CLARK mat. ter, from New York, bound to Bourdeaux, was upfet in a whirlwind, in lat. 40. north, long. 61. weft, os the milt of June lafl. The Captain, crew, and four paffengers were raved ; four paffengers acd the ca. bin boy were drowned. Thofe that were faved got the long boat clear of the brig before the funk, bu. had not time to get any provifions, fo that they were in it for two days in a (late of Rarvation, when the, were picked up by the fchooner Nancy of Halifax, in which the Captain and crew remained, but the pat fengers were afterwards put on board the fhip Iliza Ann. The names of the paffengers drowned were : Mont. Lantourne ; Molar. Laloubere, and two daughters, French ; Mad. Jordan, a Spanith Lady; the cabin boy, name not known. Captain FLIMMING, of his Majeffy's tip Esvrrt. INNS, captured a market boat off Rochelle, on the 23d ult. in which boat Captain FLtar►atNc, and eight of his people %sent into the harbour, and palled the whole of the fleet lying there, confilling of nine fail of the line, fix of 74 guns, and three larger tips, two frigates, and three Hoops of war ; they returned Cafe on board the EGYPTIENNI unknown by the enemy. A letter from Madras, dated the 14th February, mentions that the Afia and the Marquis of %Venetic'', on their pafrage from Madras to Vizagapatam, were chafed by a French frigate, near the latter place ; the refult of the chace was not known on the 4th, at which tinA the other Chips were waiting their return to leave Madras. The Afia and the Marquis of Wel letley had each fifty failors and one hundred foldiers on hoard. The Spanifh frigates la Clara, of 40 guns, and la Medea, have been examined by the proper Officers in the Do,:k-yard, Plymouth, and dreport made to the Admiralty and Navy Boards as to their fitnefs for his Majefly's fervice. The Isis nun of war, with the fleet under convoy, which failed from Portfmouth on the 22d of May, are arrived at Newfoundland. The new m'dc of reefing, now generally adopting through the Navy, promifes to be attended with in calculable advantages. By this plan, the main fail of a firft -are fhip is reefed by tiao men on the yard with more facility than when forty were employed to effeEt it. Lord GARDNER (truck his flag on Saturday, on board the HIBERNIA, at Plymouth—his Lordthip rc. fumes his command on the huh Ration without delay. Admiral RUSSELL WS returned the command of the Teael Fleet. The American papers of the 2,1 ult. mention, that it has been demi•ofBcially annoonctd, that Mr. JEr ss Isom will not Hand a candidate for re eleaion in tBo3. The candidates who have already been named for the next Prefidential eleelion, are, the Honourable JAM/ S MADDISON, the prefent Secretary of Stare; Mr. RANDOLPH, the celebrated Manager of Impeach ments, and the Hun. ROllk AT R. LIVINGSTON, late Minifier in France. Latef arrivals at Cheltenham Spa•—• Lady F. Brown, Lady and Mifs Benteast, General Keppd. Colo nel and Mn. Beaumont, Colonel Leighton, Colonel Kin g , Captain Roberts, Captain Smith, the Rev.'the Dean of Raphoe, Rev. Mr.' and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. Mrs. an 4 Mifs Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Hmter, Mr. C. and Mifs Smelt, Mr. lane, Mr. Thacker, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Cakot, Mr. Newman, Mr. R. Holdfworth, Mr. Grant, Mr. Wright, Mr. Matthew, Mr. J. 3. Weatherhead, Mr. Jackfon, Mr. Rower, Mr. Leman, Mr. C. Smytia, Mr. Mat fh, Mr. Billings, Mr Maxwell, Mr. Wits, Mr. Johnftot, Mr. Smith, Mr. Saunderfort, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Adel!, Mrs. Galway. Mrs. Hoo per, Mr.. Bellamore, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Greathead, Mrs. Gloveer ' Mrs. Coggin, Mrs. Stager, Mrs. Fox, Mn. and Mifs Allots, Mils Andrews, Mifs Bowen, Mils F. P.atey, Mitt Keen, Milt Lyon, Mifs Whatkyorite. Ste. • With the real hiftory of the Oright of the Thin? Se cretar2Ao If State, perhaps the generality of our Ikea , dens are nc.t acquainted. At the time of the Portland Party j::ining the Merial Standard of Mr. Pitt ? in II 794, Mr. Dundas (now Vac. Melville) held the fStu ation of Sectetary for the Home Department ; to this office all the military and war correfpondence was ad dreffed (with the exception of the naval, which is always addreffed to the Lordsof the Admiralty). The Duke of Pottland, at the period abovementioned, was appointed to the 1-I , lne Secretaiythip, and ve (led ss irh ail its funetions, except thole of the War Corre fpondence, which, a.. hating been managed by Mr. Dunclas, 'ince the comniencement of the then war, it was thought proper to let remain with him. At.: or dingly, the r ace (.f the Third Secretary, which was called the War Dr!artment, with a fatal y of socol. per annum, was created. In the arrangements formed by Mr. Addington's administration, at the end of the war, the buftnefs of the Colonial Branch was allotted to the office of the Third Secretary. An interefling fpeCtacle caufed Come little nita tion to a very numerous confluence of fpeEtaturs at Brighton, on Friday evening lall :—A collier brig, whiCh had previoufly been difburthened of her cat :t) on the Chore to the Weft, was nearly wrecked, confequence of dragging her anchor. She was driven by the current and a brill: gale from the South Weft along (bore, until the came nppofite the Steyne. It was fortunate that the was kept clear of the rifiti7:g boats, which were at anchor inn without her. M..1,y of the fithermen lit ipp m ed in their tr , ats, for the sa p-ire of fwimming for their lives, and one of them aelually threw hitnfelf overboard. The Yellow Fever Remedy is, we are harpy to learn, in Inch high iepnte, and the ifentand 1•) large, that, to complete one orcit r nnly, the Stamp Dimes onll amount to RCAF four thuthnd pounds sterling. JVALIT'ICAL INTELLicrRcz. I MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. E. ARR. WIC Ata. OUR. D z o I Hamburgb o s a 2 I Gooeubsrgb • 1 Porrsmourtr, JULY 16.—Arrived the DEFENDER brig, and the Salaams !loop, Capt Pitsvntr, from Plymouth.—Dropped down to St. Helen's the Bet.- Ltoptox, of 4 ruts, Captain Botta, to join the Eaft India convoy, which were ordered to fail for Falmouth this morning; but the wind was too fhort for them to get away.—Came up to Spithead the WERTZ.' brig, Captain Palms, from St. Helen's. Came into harbour to be paid off, the ROYAL &vi able', of too guns, Captain Rositisos ; and the ANION frigate, Captain CRACRAFT. Dem; JuLY t6.—Sailed the WATCHFUL gun brig with difpatches for the fquadron off Boulogne.— Arrived la FLECHE sloop of war, and ZEBRA bomb,,, with convoys from the Wetlward.—Wind N. N. E. Lir saroot., JULY 15. —The Hannah, —, from Charleiton for this port, failed the 'ft June, and was fpoke by Capt. SAFFORD, of the Boyne, after the had been so days at fea. The Ann, Lomas, urea. that arrived here yefterday in 33 days from New York, !poke on the sth inftant the (hip Wafhington, Dec. KIR maw, from Greenock for Baltimore, lat. p. p. N. long. 26. W. On the 9th fpoke the brig Maria, Powell, from hence for Newfoundand, lar. 55. 23. N. long. 16. W. all well. The American !hips Eagle. SHII.III, and Jefferfon, RICHMOND, from hence to the Mediterranean, taken and carried into Algefiras, have Sees releafed, after their cargoes were landed ; the former is arrived at Leghorn, and the latter at Ma- laga. The Governor Strong, CLARK, from hence to New Orleans, which was taken and carried into Cu ba. has been liberated, after a great part of her cargo being taken out. The Alexander, Evrsow, from hence, failed under convoy of the Hebe armed (hip, for Elfineur, on the 29th March, from the Orkneys. The fleet feparated the following day in a heavy gale of wind, and as the Alexanderhas not fince been heard of, it is foppofed fhe mutt have foundered. —The Ephron, Team arrived here on Saturday, from New Brunfwick. fpoke on the 19th June, in lat. 42. 59. long. 58. o. the !hip Accufhnet. of New Bed. ford, z 6 out days from this port. The Lord Hood, HANDYSIDL, from Memel, arrived here on Saturday, fpoke on the ilth init. in the North Channel, the brig Nancy, —, from hence for Archangel. The James, CLOUGH, arrived hoe on Friday, from Greenland, brings the following account of the fuccefs of the un dermentioned veffels belonging to this port, on the 14th June, viz.—Lion 6 fills and about 45 tons oil; Sincerity, 9 filh and about 6o or 70 tons oil, and she Hope, about too tons oil. The brig Betfey. of Workington, from hence to Virginia, was fpoke with on the 9th June, in lat. 38.40. long. 54. The Little Edward, PATaIDGI, from hence to Newfoundland, has been deferted at fea, with fix feet water in her hold. The American Chip Mary, Baoww, from New York, for this port, is taken by a Span& privateer, and fent for Spain. Oa Weduetday arrived here the RoLca, Capt. MILLER, from a cruise. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ...11AVLSIND, JULY I6o—Paffed by the Three Siam, Thomp fon, from Smyrna; Little Ben, Gray. from Norway; Limas, Deane, from Stettin; Albertina, Mobs!, and the Truer, Hard ' ill , from Memel. Sailed the Ndbitt, Wood. for Jamaica; Wm. Murdock, Thorn, for Philadelphia; Spy, Fowls, far the Cape de Verdi; Louifa Augulta, Jamitfon. for Copenhagen, and the Jonge Homfield. Kemper, for Stettin. Stangate Creek, Fair Weather, --; and Mi nerva. Allan, from Cadiz—Off Portfmoath, Mentor, Chrillie ; Efdaile, Baraham; Flora, Tullock ; Louifuna, Carman; Com merce, Brandford; Speedwell, Dunn; James, Jones; Selina, Moore; Atlantic, Hall ; Hannah, Everic •, Oporto, Shepherd; Three Brothers, Patrick; and Willington, Brown, from Oporto —off the Start, Prince(' Royal, Coward, from Oporto—At Mil. ford, Nimble. Coward, from Oporto—At Liverpool, Cicero, Del kirk, frail Davis'e &relight's; and Ann, Longmuir, from New York—At Newfoundland, Hero, Allan • and Goodricks, Lander, from Union ; Harriot, Farina; and Pri n ce ls Royal, Norton, from Liverpool; Argo, Frampton; and Cynthia, Way, from London; Betfey, Briftow • Hope, Jenkins; and Friend'', Befant, from Poole—At Mala ga, Aurora, Bankmao, f.om London—At Wa terford, Ann. Ryan,fron. Newfoundland—At Cadiz, Alexander, Hamilton, from Liverpool—At Grenada, Amelia, Bulpin, from Brifted. The American fhip Wzfhingtoa, Capt. WtLt.tAt- ', soil, from Montevideo for London, is detained by the Vulture privateer, and cart ied into Jerfey, on fuf picion of having Spanifh property on board. The hoop Nelly, —, of Dumfries, from Oporto, is captured by a Spanifh privateer. The Mary, HARN ITT, from Jamaica to Dublin, and the American fhip Ann and Harriot, SHRAIL• M AN, front Rhode Ifland to Jamaica, have been taken, retaken, and art ived at Jamaica. The Si:rab, M , Luttp, was fpuke by the LILLY I hoop of War, off Surinam the Bth May, all well, and wa• expelled to be in Demerara next day. The Swallow, DALI, from Africa for the Weh Indies, was taken near Surinam. We on Mondai announced the lofs of the Oa lISTIS, Captain BROWN, off the French coati. The follow ing are the particulars of that event, as detailed in a letter, dated the t 3th, front an Officer belonging to Lord KEITH'S fquad ron ; C•prain Brown was ordered to attempt the deftrudtion of the enemy'ii flotilla, in which be bad every rttafonalie profped of fuc can. Every thing favoured the entrrprise. by :he lead it ap pears(' he was in (even tXthom water, but on the fucceeding heave the refill had only three. The (hip was ininitdiately ordered to be put about ; this office the performed, but her Item' was on the bank. Ev. y attempt, every exertion was made, but hi vain to get her off. It was a beautiful moonlight moaning; and a trait number of tte enemy's gun boats and prams were in motion. The Captain and his Crew took to their long boat, and rather than fuller the enemy to he benefited by this misfortune, they contrived to fct her on fire, and at two o'clock on Wednefday morning be blew up. Captain Brown and his crew got fare bask to the other Mips, hut they loft every thing except the clout,s on their backs. • • COCI:PIT, WHITEHALL, JULY 16.--Before the moil Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Corn miflioners of Appeals in Prize Crufes. _ _ Catharina Maria;litomdahl mafter—An appeal from the High Court of Admiralty of England). This Dandh Ihip, with a car go of fugar, coffee, tutenague, and indigo. bound on a voyage from Batavia and the Me of France to C..pcnhagen, was, on the ift December, t 7yq , Prised and taken as prize by his Majefty's Ihip of war Di. atur. J. Hardy, Efq. Commandcroind carried to Cork. • s On t:.e p:.rt id the rapto rs it was contendtJ, that this was &frau dulent And colourable traufaetion, in order to cover the proptrty of the Their Lorelikips, after hearing the Counfel on behalf of the cisimants, affirmtd the fentence of tho Coort harm, which con d the Dip and cargo as good and lawful prize and alto eon dentur:l the claimants iii the cues u: the appeal. Ue Hoop, Bakker mattcr—.l'he f..i.tenco the Court below was liketrife cossfurand Os cafe. Mißr-LANE. CORN I,XCNANC*, JULI 17. We have not many hefts arrivals of Wheat to day, but a tolerable quantity at hand, principally of foreign—Fine is fill in great requeft, and as &It._ Simples of prime old at more than our currency-- Almoft without Barley, and it is dearcr--Malt is at (mall variation—Good White Peas ar e d earer-- TickßeliSi npie oy plena, at lefs price —Ther e are f ive. rat further arrivals Fote•gn Oats, the late demand continuing, caufes fales Is. and as. per . qttarter dearer. Fine Flour not plentiful, and fame fales at an advance on oar quoted price. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 70$. 941. per qr. Grey Peace 4CP. tO 465. Fine Ditto, olls. toss. od. Beans, 4Ts sos. Ryc. 460. 51s. od. Tick Ditto 40+. 4ts. Od Barley, 38s. 435. od. Oats, a6s. 301. 345. Malt, 704. Oa. od. Poland ditto ss. 37s od. Wbite Peak, 464. 535. od. Rape Seed, oos. 00$. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe Flour Sos. to Sp. Seconds 7st. to Scs per fact. ROTAL F4MILT. WErstouvu. Juxv 15. —Yederday the Royal Fa mily attended divine fay ice at the Church, and he2rd an excellent fermon preached by the Bithop of Nis. vox. In the evening they honoured the rooms with their pretence for a Short time. Early this morning hi s Majetvr rode on horfeback, and me: the German Legion going to a field•day near Maiden Caftle. They halted and fsluted his Ma. Jirry, rho, after converting with Tome of the Of proceeded to the camp. About nine o'clock his MAJESTY returned to the Lodge to breakfAll.— Soon after eleven, the Royal Family came out of the Lodge, walked to the water-fide, and went on board a molt elegant new barge, which was (leered by Sir H B. Nsexa e they were rowed in it on board the Royal Sovereign yacht, commanded by Sir H. B. NEALVa A royal Salute was fired by all the 'hips is the har‘our. It being a remarkably fine day, a large concon-fe of fpetlators were attraFted to witnefs the fight or (bore, as well as a great number of veffels to accompany the Royal Family in the aquatic ex cur fion. All the !hips' crews, and the populace itt genera;, gave his Mara' , three cheers. His Majefly left off his green (ade this day ; we are happy to fay his eyes are much better, and he enjoys excellent health ; be converted for Come time before be quitted the there, with Mr. and Mrs. Bonet. The Royal Family were attended on board by Lord DONAAS and Lord DORCHIRTity Generals CAST. WRIGHT, HOWARD and FITZROY, and Cal. Timor.. Arrivals at the King's Head Hntel—v- Sir William Cole and Family, Rev. Mr. Will., T. jobeca. Mr Ineitan, Mr. Qayclaa, Captain Dilly, Colonel Wilke s Howe tlk Ilr. Brown, and J. Ellia,Efs D&►BLIN, yuLr 13. E is affertedirn a very refpeCtable quarter, that the office of Ira Chancellor of the Exchequer will in fn tart be difpenfed with, and that the bufinefs will be done by the Irifh Secretary.—Dublin Evening Pe. Wednefday came on in the Court of King' s Bench, the trial of an information'againft Rica/LID RADFORD Roe, Efq. for challenging THostas DIXON, Efq.—. The Defendant is the Gentleman who procured in didments to be found againft fax Gentlemen of our Bar at Weft:mintier and obtained warrants againll them under the a4th of the King, in order to have them brought in cuftody to England. Mr. Roe hav ing been expelled firm the Lawyers' Cavalry, wrote resent letters of an alledged libelous import, very feverely reprobating the condutt of the Gentlemen of that Corps, which were circulated through this coun try very generally. Mr. Roe afterwards challenged Mr. Diana, the latter Gentteman having, by order of the Corps, publitheJ their refolutions againft Mr. Roe, and figned his name officially to the paper.— The talents of Serjeant Busx and Mr. CORRAX DO behalf of Mr. Dixon, and Mr. G. PONSONEY for the Defendant, attraCted general notice. At four o'clock this afternoon a juror was withdrawn, in confecvence of a compromife having taken place between all the parties concerned, Mr. Kos having made an apology for the letters he wrote and publifhed, and given up the teveral profecutions inflituted in England, will be re-admitted into the Corps. This concluflon dart angry and unpleafant feud received the molt unqua lified approbation of the LORD CHIRE JUSTICE, who prefided at the trial. On Thurfday, Captain Dwyer, Martin Burke, Hugh Byrne, and Arthur Devlin, who were laid to have furrendered on condition of emigrating to Ame rica, received notice to go on hoard a tranfport pre pared for their reception, in order to proceed to Bo tany Bay.—Dwyer and his anciates, whole daring fpirit of enterprife aftioniffied the inhabitants of Wick low for fo many month's, have been confined in Kit mAinham Gaol ever fince their furrender, and it is laid their condua was extrenlely decorous.—Conlan, the apothecary from Dundalk, who had been an ap prover in the year 1798. and has been ever fince Cup, ported by the bounty of Government, has, we hear, volunteered to go to Botany Bay with the convicts now in the river. He has, it is laid, lately qualified himfelf to aft as furgetin, and being unwilling to re; turn to his native county, has received an appoint meta in the colony. On Friday night laft, a number of villains attacked the houfe of David Gorman, who holds a farm under Lord Lifmore, on th, lands of Mullinarainky, within four miles of Clonmel, and of which he had lately got poffeftion, and demanded a fervant in Gorman's employment. On his being denied them, they pro ceeded to burn a houfe of Lot d Lifmore's, which flood on the ground, and which thiy confumed to Ales. Lord Lifmore has offered a large reward for the difcovery of the perfons concerned in this outrage. On the fame night, a like party of ruffians went to a houfe on the lands of Shanbally (within three miles ofClonlnel), held by Mr. WILSON, of Whiteftown, and Mr. Gam ai.s, of Kilmeaden, county Waterford, lin whole poffeflion it has been only fince May lift, which, together with an excellent let of out.offices, they immediately let fire to and entirely confonted. A fleward in the employment of the above gentleman who inhabited the dwelling-bottle. had batch time to efcape from the flame-, which he fortunately did unhurt. A very valuable bull was kept in the oi,t -i offices and, as it was impoffiblo to get him out, he was literally mailed alive. their of ti retu fuifi then %you it in