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'kg 6zrier. tuna but ha; finding that event confirmed, or even coniem. plated in the proclamation of the yellow'Geneial Pstaos, they had determined to atchieve thpir own liberty through the-blood of 'Ps LAD! and his' party. For this purpofe tt,ooo were to have been, organized on the night ftrceeeding that on whith the plot was difcovertd; to, have burnt the towns, and to have murdered every mah, - woman, and child of FELAG L% party. At that 'very moment only when it could poffibly Rave been defeated, eras the plot difcovered, through a Black woman, svho was the kept mils of a White man when four of the ringleaders were apprehended. 4. Notwithitanding the bloody projet had been difcovcred, and for the prefent warded off, .yet every thing was apprehended from the vengeance' and veracity of the Blacks, and itllwas in the at melt confallon. In fuch haste wa s the Bland de fined by thofe who could get off,,that the Ex change came away on..the uth,. with only two bands on board. An Englith and a French fries gate were at thataime off the Eland, cautioning gratis not to go in. Accounts had allb been re eelved, that General MACDONALD had failed fox the Windward Viands ' with 18,000 men, and Bornastatau for the Leeward, with 4o,000.” The paper of the t ath rays, • a Norwich, Cooneetieut, lan 6. Captain Loan, who arrived here Taft week, In 33 days from Port.au-Petre, Guadeloupe, con tras', that four days previous to his leaving that port, an American veretarrived there which had fpaisen off Defeada five Englith Mips of the line direet from Europe, bound to St. Domingo, to a.'.l in concert with the French in difpotielling Toosssacr of the Government of that gland.— Capt. Lott, mentions alfo,that although tranquil lity was in Come degree rellorcd, yet the Whit'es were fearful of farther trouble, and many of them kept their trunks, 6ce. on board the American tipping." A French frigate, with Soo troops, that left Brea on the aPth of Odolocr, arrived, after a very tort pairage, at St. Pierre, rtartinique. The Iquadron, with General Roegaste tat., which failed front Breft Tome days before her for St. Do mingo and Guadeloupe, had not arrived when the wird bringing this intelligence to New York 'left I , lartinique. General Mom, formerly fecond iw command Wider Toussaint., hut latterly one of the infur• gent Chiefs of St. Domingo. was (hot on the gth of November .at. Fort de Pale, purfuant to his fentence. • A petition was pcefcnted to the Honfe of Itcpre. tentative.% an the ;th of Jlnnary, on behalf of a Mr. Dusas, Rating that he had dircovered perpe tnal motion. It was dated the soth day of pa ts& motion. This morning arrived one Hambutgh Mail, ftom which we have had time only to make the to:lowing c straZl : BE&1.o, Jam. 23. —In coacquence of their for mer ferviz , ..g, the Xing has been gracioutly pleated to nominate M. ANDREAS WILHELM Hrn:a►Rr, Private Secretary of the Minideriai Cabinet, a. alto H. LUDWIG JOTDAN, AirelrOr, Private Sect e. tary to the fame Cabinet, to pretide over Courts- Martial, and at the fame time to free them liom the payment c:F all taxes. Hercclitary l'it:scE of ORANGE is rettirrui bithcr. Our IA Envoy ro St. Peteriburgh, Count Lust, bas raurned, and has already given in 114 Dil. patches. Count PAFIN has flopped here for a few days, or his return from Engl.llll MEN ri, Jaw. 19.—The French Chief of Brigade &LAI-114Ni has fet out on his return from Con. Itatitii..oyle, and carries to Paris the Projet of a r:w Treaty of Peace, as the Porte has refuted to ratify the Preliminaries of Oaober 9, 18ot. CONSTANTINOTLF, Die. 24.—The Englifh Am. balidor, Lord Etuts, has concluded, in the name of his Court, a figurate convention with the Porte, in which the latter. on account of the cervices-Tee dcrcd by the English in Egypt, has granted them certain privileges with regard to ,the Levant and Leaf! India trade, for three years. It is feared, however, that the Ficitch Government will not agree to this Convention, as France expefts the fame privileges erith England, in that quarter. An account of ti e dinribution of 7,500,0001. granted to hi; Majefty, to defray the extraordina ries of the army for the year 1801, was diftributed ',cacrday at the Houfe of Commons. There is another account under the fame head and for the lane period, of money paid to the Paymallet. General, and not provided for by Parliament, amounting to 1,847,1741. exclufive of a fum of 3,000.000 L being pan of a•fum of 3000,0001. granted to his Majetty by an ad of lalt Sefton, making in the whol e f or t h e army ertraordioarie; 1 a fum of 3,347,1741. Another account nate: the debt of the Navy' as it flood 04 the 3ift of Decipher, slot, at 9,073,0701 iss. The Milliners are Paid to have adored a plan Admitted to them of a preventive regulation* by Which the foreftaUing of corn, and other soccia igieg Of lifts will be utterly ausibiliag• •) T '-, . • Her • . elterft held a Drawing-Man YelloulaY at St. James's Palace, which was molt numerouqr and.lwilliandy attended. -It being the 'firft after the Pelebration of her Itlaj rare& Birth-day, mOll, tithe Nobility apPeared in .their Gala Dretres. Their M4/111.113, and the Ptincelres A u clAri; ELIZABETH, MARY, &PHU, ant Amt Lie,• en tered the Drawing-room at.two o'clock, when the Court commenced. .The Circle confined of— berlandTheir, and Cam Royal lilemeires the Dukes of Clarence, Kent, Cum . Their Ekkellesei bridge es the French, [lupe/lel, Rußaa, llrMani Daniel, and Neapolitan Emmy& The Right Rev. the Whop of Durham. The Right Hon. the Lon! Chancellor. The Chancellor of the lackeimer. The Secretaries Of Saki. The Secretary at War. The and his La Mightrdatip' Hon.s Chaplain. Lord Mayor, aecompaitied lot his Lady The Court was alto attended by the following Nobility and Gentry of both Sexes:— - . . Ritzborgh, and Montrole. Oar!. and Salifinn-y. Eariadiarringtos, Northampton , Cholmondeley, Morton. Bathurft, Chndinua, Walbsoreland, Chefterfield, Pomfret, Ellingbant, J Mot mitoeumbe, Winetelfea, Maccles field, Cardigam Fortelkue, Fauconberg, and Molnar- VtfoountasssSidney, Chetwyud, Harburton, Wentworth, Hood, and Vol/acme. Lords—Bolton, Cathcart, Whitworth, Dighy, Willoughby De Broke Bolton, Hawkelltory, Glestarrie, Hobart, Pelham, Somerville. Heatklkld , Walhogbant, G.lltynne, R. Fitzge rald, and Longford. Count Kagan, Baron Nagel. Onilow, W. James, H. Dafbwood, R.. Wilton, James Orde. H. Ball. C. Morgan, J. Pohl:lacy, J. Blurb, C Pole. J. Culpoys, H. Strarhcy, and $. Coma. Gencrair-Oelany, Rofs, Conte, And Idtcr. Colonels.-Roberts, Hope, Stapleton, Cowe!:, Glynn, Ste. ern', Winyard, and Wheaton'. Mators—Dellsorough, and Fuller . Caprains--Cheßzr, Plant; :en, Legge, Holloway, Hunter, and Grey. Melfra.—R. Moore, C. Moore, Conyers, Bankes, Hon. M. Walpole, H. Walpole, Egerton, Knox, Newbolt, Hillingdon, Bond, Villiers, Abbot, Elliot, Knight, Dawkins, Hon. Collier, Warner, Bouverie, Model, Garth, Stratton, Upton, Paoli, Stevens ' Law, Covendilh, Wallace, and Wickh a m. Duchels-I)orfer. Marchioneffes—Heatifort, and Sligo. Dowagers Marebiusselfes.—Donegal, and Bath. Countcreo—Macelealleld, Camden, Liverpool, Bruhl, li chens% Weft:yoreland, Dowager Mx, Ponfinouth, Sefton, Northampton, and Ely. ViCcounttfet--Harburtan, and Sidney. Ladieo—.Glyn, M. Parker, F. Compton, two Thynncs, Carleton, Mtlman, R. Fitzgerald, F. Percival, M. Percival, H. Fitzroy, Shaleld, Douglas, Gknbcrvie, 'Lucas, C. Hirris, Chambers, Acre, Lavingden, Cranth.tm, C. Smith, NV:itn.,, C. Wynne. Fulton, H. Brown, .‘nsherit, M. Bentin.7lc, C. J. Is fon, C. Waidegrave, S. Glyn, Howard, Dowager l'emplctown, Milbourne, Poole, Willingham, Bolton, Trigge, Bentley, M. Winyard, Hammond, A. Cumberlatd, Law, and H. Wain p. MiltreQcs—R. More, Armitage, Conyers, Bunk., Hon. Wal pole, Egerton. Stratton, Hobir.g, Newbolt, Knox, Cilvvrt, Roberts, Peachill, Smapleton, Robinton, Beaufoy, Wheeler, C. York. Grant, itamidat, Agnew, Cholmondeley, P. Carey, Strange, S. Smith, Hunter, Glyn, Mitlrw, D. Smyth, Broderic, Agoiti, and Wickham. Miffe,—Whitworth, two Irhys, Dighy, Broderic, three North., Dathwood, Knot, two Hohn.s, A. Peach]'., Smith, Hammond, two Egerton', Lawrence, ChelterEcid, tee. The prefentations to her lAN arry woe— Captain Sir A. Ball, of the Navy. introduced Captain I.eggc HaUoway. Coh.nel Cowell, of the Royals, rent prefentcd to the Captain Phmplrn, by Sir H Parker. . Mr.. Mathew. by Lai, Carleton. Mite Dighy, appointed ace of the Maids of Horror to thc Queen, in the room of Mita Jt-ffrLs, &cared. who had the honour to kill 11.1. hlajelly's band on her preferment. She wrs introduced by her Aunt, Mrs. Dighy, Admiral Digby'a Lady Lnrd Wu:Twat-est, appointed Aruba&dor t,l Amiens, and Mr. Wm H An, to the Court of Bee. lin, had audiences with the Ki so. Sir C. MOICAN laid before hisMairsry minutes of Courts Martial, and at five o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY returned to Buckinghham•Houfe. Yeaerday morning a detachment of the Gnarls coddling of 150 men, landed at the S.tlly Port, Portfmouth, from l'Egyptienne ; feveral of titan appeared to be blind, having bandages tied round their eyes. Another detachment of the Staff landed in the afternoon, and matched for Peters • :kid on their route to town. On Saturday fe'nnight his Welly's (hip Mo. DE STA, Capt. HusToN, arrive* in Cork harbour from Egypt, having on board the 92d regiment, commanded by Major GORLON ; and next day his Majears !hips lharmst and Ut.v:;sts arrived from the fame place, the former having on board the 58th regiment, commanded by Col. CRouct a, and the latter the 93th regiment, commanded by Colonel STIWART. They touched on their way home at Malta and Gibraltar, and failed from the latter place the firft infant, in ccmpany with the Ajax, which thi they parted with the 17th intl. on tier way to England. Thefe 'hips bring no public news whatever ; and we art happy in Rating that no ficknefs of any cnnfequence prevails on board them. There are a few ill of fore. eyes and colds; but no infeeticuts or Malignant dilor. der manifelled itfelf through the entire paffage.— However, theufual and necelfary caution of qua rantine has been obferved. A letter received overland from Bombay con tains a difclofure of the =Aires for the late ern hairy to the Court of Perfia. The invafion of the provinces of Khorafan, Herat, and the territories fituated on the fide of Perfia, and which have been wrefted from it, is faid to be part of the plan form ed by the Governor-General for the fafety of arid& India. The Ambalrador, who was dif- I patched to. the Court of Baba Khan, offered the Alliance of the Company's troops to reftore the difmembered parts of that extenfive empire to their former allegiance. A letter from Peteriburgh, December 6, con tains the following article The Emrsaot of Russia has, in the molt gracious manner, ordered his pack of hounds to be at the fervice of the Eng- HS Hunt twice a week finer the ift of September. It is in itfelf an ad of great kindnefs and con defcenfion ; but is much enhanced by the mode in which it was communicated. An (Meer was tent to the Gentleman who ads as Mailer of the Mint, to inform him, that twenty couple of dogs, and three Haatfmen (gratis), were at the difp.fal of ' the Gentlemen compofing the Englith Hunt dir ing the Autumn, in confequence of dui Enghlh pack having been fold &rig the ctabarge," - • • ' `,:-- 4,1 ..-•;?''''.- i „, count:fp/lion Trani; 'astir Rafts, - but boi... - -.• 4'. -.- I finding that event confirmed, or even content. . Her i;,, ~ _ L .. . •,,,.. . , y ORV.INST plated in the proclamation of the yellow•Geneial St' rPaIIIITY bo ld a-442°15 1 455m l el " . e at ot. James's Palace, which. as molt numetou fir Wheat' Pszaos. they had determined to atchieve their and.brilliandy attended. -It being the 'fiat after - Di le y own liberty through the-blood of 'Pt LAD! and his the, elebration of her 24.1E511ra Birth-diy, molt . ,--; r , ' party. For this Purpofe tt,ooo were to have been. of the Nobility appeared in their Gala Dreffes. - . .''" . .f 4 Their Ma/writs, and the Piinceffes Ay cukvi; Ol d Beo. organized on the night firceeeding that on whith - L Zalltr Hp MARY, SOP KU, and Aseti.iii,. en- New di the plot was difcovered ; to.bave burnt the towns. tered the Drawing-room attwo o'clock, when the Peafe p and to have murder e d e t er y snan,.- woman, and Court commenced. The Circle confined of— child of PE LAG Os party. At that 'very itiOntetit Tkeirt4 . K en Hi the Dykes of Clarenec, t, Cum- . only when it could poffiblY Rave been d e feat e d, b ethad s Cambridge' We hai 'I here . it a ted, throng Bl ac k woman , Dann k. ead Elle ene l let scapaikin es thl ornpfs Frenc . l 4 hurdle!, Ragan, llefGaur day.--W1 eras the plot dircove - who was the kept mils of a White Man e when le R fik Rev' I ran" ( D : rha.°L Barley, h rency of ? four of the ringleaders were apprehended. ' The Chaiteellor of the Pulkovo= deal • Notwithitanding the bloody projeit h a d been Tu nic surcuri-Lig,,,Stiti. t hi ng i dircovered, and for the . prefent warded off, without v iyet The It Hos. die Lord Mrtoe- teetottositi"atil 1* ids tidy 'CORN MA'AM: CORV.INSPECTOR'SRITtiIi FiCONIUttiRipOP, F 32.4. Wheat pet:Lima, ,from . 171. to ail B.trley per Qtprter,•frotn 11. •17s. to 21. Ctatk.per Q2atter, frOM 11. 4.5. to 11. los. Old Beans per ctlarter, - fromal.ts. to zl. 14s. New ditto per Quarter, from 11. t zs. to 11. ills. Peale per Qcarter, from al. to zl. 4s. • MARK-LANk, FEB. 5. We have but little doillg in the Corn Trade to day.---Wheat is fill heavy on Monday's terms.-, Barley, having little here, readily fetches the cur rency of Monday.-Malt is dull.-Oats arc fome thing dearer.-Beane, Peas, and other things, are without variation...-- Red Clover of inferior quality looks down, and the fine famples are a little lower. -Floor is hardly to be fold at 655. and our flock (Lill great. Englith Wheat, 6os. 7os. to 82s. Foreign Ditto, 595. 743. Rye, 365. 402. 443. Barley, z6s. 385.-(Malting) 40s. 4.33. Malt, 445. 505.4---Finefl, 525. Oats,. 18s. 243. 265. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 378. Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 345. Hog Peale, 365. 395. Boilers, 365. 425. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per bufhel. Carraway Seed, 565. to 413. per cwt. • Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to 955. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per lall. Flour, 6os. 658. per lack. Red Clover, 546. 7os. Sos. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, Os. 845. 1143 Trefoil, 263. 405. 523. NIIITILAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-..WIND S.W. DLit. ARRIV 6D. o French, o Dutch, Hau,ourgh, I Dublin, 4 Waterfurd, YARMOVTH, FEB. 4.—Arrived the PRINCE OF WALES packet, Captain ANTHONY DRAKE, with mails and paffengers, the former of which were landed here this morning ; the pifiengers by the above were Mrs. H4Rwoon and family, with feve. ral foreigners : this is the fourth packet which ha s arrived - here within a few days from Cuxha ven. The following packets remain in our roads wind bound, viz. KIN.; Geoarir, Captain Fi..vii ; EARL or LEICE:ATL It, Captain THOMPSON ; and the PRINCE OF WAtss, Ca:uain DEANE : the DIANA, o,so•tig, ishobrly e:peCted to arrive from Cuxhaven.. The InduOry, 1" °PRINS, from Leith, bound to London, with betties, has put in bete with the las of her malts, which fhe cut atvay on the Barnard Sand; Dovrt, FEB. 3.—The Natter, Capt. LATTI. MERE, arrived from Cal is, with Mr. D K EssE N , King's Meffengei, with difpatchcs from Faris and Amiens : lie 1 . ;:t cff for Loudon about fcven o'clock. Arrived the COL/NT/111S ELGIN, Lic un, from Ca lais; lirttrisn FAIR packet, C. HAMMOND, with a French Mail; and the Viettatir, with pakengers and baggage ; among whom arc Mr. ML , RDO, of the 12th dragoons, from Egypt, Mr. ,KA INC AY, A. BULLLItT, N. PAUL, Ml'. MARSHALL, and the Countels of LIONBERnIERD. PORTSSIOU H" FEB. LA Misi.sys, of 40 guns, Captain COCKBURN ; and the CL EOPATRA ' of 3: guns, Captain J. PE ttzw, arc ordered to pro. teed to the River : PEc Y r TIE NNE,of 50 guns, Captain Oc LE, to Chatham ; and RF.TRIPUTtoN, of , 32 guns, Captain FORSTER ' to Sheernefs. Salsas E SS, Fan. 4—Sailed out of harbour to the Great Nore, the WAAKZAMHEID, Isis, and MAGICIINN a frigates, and PSOF H IA (loop: the Isis, of 54 guns, is expetted to fail out of 'harbour to morrow: came down from the River, the PLAN. vac Nz - r, a fine 74 gun fhip, built on a new model ; the has been paid wages to-day, and is expeeted to fail for Plymouth. It blew a moil tremendous gale of wind this morning with rain, from the louthwefl: all the (hips at the Nore as well as thofe in harbour, have Bruck their lower yards and top malts : at tive P. M. moderate. DEAL, Fsa. +—Sailed the Shellburn, HoPrilt s fOr Stangate Crcek.—Wind S. S. W. blows hard. GRAVESESD 4,..—Sailcd the Mary, THo N - M, fur Londonderry ; Miry Ann, WEsTAA.L, for Jamaica; and Catharine, WILANGHAM, for Smyrna. ARRIVFD. At Plymoutb.,--Virginta, Shirk!, from Virginia. At Cowes—Columbus, Day, from Ch ar t on. _ _ At Liverpool—Volaiit, from Charlefton ; Young Pe ter, from St. Andero; and Aftrea, Stephens, from 'Lint. At Jarnaic.s--.Acafte, Jacks, from the tnanifh Main. Poozr, PcR. 3.—Arrived the Betfey, HARVEY, from Cherbourg. A few hours before the Betfey failed, a prohibition took place, to finp the expor t ttion of all kinds of prcivifions; and fo lirialy was the order carried into execution, that they would not fuffer a veffel to bring away ft trifling a thing as a dozen of eggs. The markets there had !glen -nearly as much again- as they were about two months ago. Letters from the ADMIRAL PASL-Y, of t 4 guns, dated Gibraltar the Bth ult. state, that the com mand of her was Oven to Lieutenant MORRIS, and The was to fail in a day or two with difpatches for Admiral Lord KRITH at Malta. She was perfeirtly refitte.l and repaired at Gibraltar. Accounts from the Diamond brig, of Plymouth, with a valuable cargo for Vigo, !late her fafe arrival there, after a patfage of only feven days...— The Spani.trds were much rejoiced at once again feting Brifigh colours fiyin in her long negleactl Fat& . r' -. 0.! - - .41;OtTINd iNT.ELLIGENCE. ROCKLEY COURSING MI LTING, ITISRUARY z. Mr. Picketing's Pink :teat Mr. WilliStres Dana.' Mr. Pia's I'iftol beat Me Blagrave's Stnoknr. Dr. Viiett's Prontife beat Mr. Wootry. it's M'iPingt Mr. Corezilli's Cauftic loft :let Mr. Long's Lance. Cy a • the winners matched again. Mr. Pitt'c Pittol beat Mr. Pickering's Pink. Dr. Vftett's Pronn:f4 beat Mr. Lo' 's Laurel. Dr. Vilett and M. Pitt divided • MATCPES. Mr. Gooilake's Gipfey heat Mr. Methuen's Mils. Mr. Gordlake's•Goad fur-naught Swat Mr. Metbuen'i Mut, gra'. hlr. Pieberitrz'a Portia beat Sir C. Mateh'im. Sir C. Mallet's 114361.1 a beat Mr. Cloodlak Vemus. . Mr. Corcetlis's Cango received ft. from Mr. hlctltuea% MSc SECOND DAY, FEBR'.:ARY 2. Mr. Davenport's Nimble beat Mr. Pickcrirg's Pt R. Mr. Davtuport's Tippoo beat Mr. Pickering's Pain. Mr. Goo.flake's Trinket beat Mr. I .c.ng's Lucy. Mr. Pickering's Prclio beat Mr. Williams's Fly. Mr. Coodiake'a Ginger agg. Mr. Pickering's Plot, und. Mr. Piroolrych's Wilful' agit Sir C. Mallet's Mayhap, Mr. Methuen's Maggat beat Mr. I'itt's Pandora. Sir C. Mallet's Marplot agft Mr Pickering's Nutt's, 2 Court' und. Mr. Goodlake's Good-for-nauAt ;cat M. Pic:,cring's Pink, S:r C. Mallet's Matilda beat Mr. Pitt's PI f.•hc. Mr. Corcellis's Cagle beat Mr. Williams's Nabob. Mr. Pickering's Pantaloon beat Mr. Pitt's Pegafus. Mr. Goediakc's Ginger beat Mr. Corcedis's Catch-him. Mr. Corceiti.'s Bcfs rec. ft. from Mr. Mohnett's Mungrel. DUBLIN, y: mit? 1 ; 30. The. late Earl of CLARE was the &ft TrWoman railed to the Chancery Bench within the latt three reigns. His Lordfhip was at the time of his death in the 52d year of his age. He was created a Baron in June 1789 ; a Vilcount, Dec. 1793 ; Earl of CLARE, June 16, 1795; and a Peer of Great Britain, 1799. In 1787, he married the daughter of Mr. WHALES', by N . :horn he left two lons and a daughter—the eldell fon, now Earl of et Aae, was born in 1792. • His Lordfhip had been long in a declining Rate; but latterly his difeafe affunied fo alarming an af pea, Out his phylicians thought proper to recom mend a more genial climate ; and in conflrmity to this recommendation, his I.ordthip arrived a few days ago from his feat at Mour.tfliannon, da llying to proceed,immediately to Bath —or if his flrength permitted, to the South of fran. e. The ;immediate caufe of his, Lordfhip s death was, we underfland, the lols of a great quantity of blood while at Mount-Sh:thnon, which Was fol lowed by fuch extreme weaknefs, that upon his ar rival in Dublin on Monday evrainz !aft, there was reafon to' fear that be could, not furrive the crifti ing day. On Wednefday thefe alarming appearances in created fo much, that upon a confultation of the moil eminent phyficians, he was given over. Even on being made acquainted with this melanchcly truth, the firmnefs of his Lordaiip's roind did not f,rfike him. To prevent any irnpedi.nent t) the public bufincfs, he direaed the new lay.. te, be fent for, and from his bed adminilered 'to therr2.• the necelfary oaths. Soon afterwards he fell into a lethargic fleep, and continued motionleiii until the morning of Thurfday, when he ceafed to breathe. _ • Stveral names haVe been publicly mcn:ioned as likely to fucceed to the Chancery Bench ; amorigit others, that of Lord Ki L WARDEN, whole fcat on the Kin's Bench would, in that cafe, be fified by the preterit Attorney General (Mr. Sri , . wavr ). To-morrow morning the remains of Lord CZAR Z will be depoftted in St. Peter's Church ; the Gen tlemen of the Dar, and a number of others have refolved to attend. The Lord Lieutenant poliponed the Drawing room, intended for•Thoriday evening, in confe , quence of Lord CLARK'S death.—The imilinefs of the Univcrfity was alto !litliended on that day. • Mrs. DRUMM9ND SM ITH had a Rout and Sup per laft Wednefday in Piccadilly*--many Fafhion ables of Rank were prefent. The National Inititute, in the fitting of the 2;th ultimo, received the prefentations made out for three places of Foreign Atfociates, and for the place of Refident Member, vacant in the Section of Minerilog, of the clafs• of Mathematical and Phyfical Sciences. The following is a lilt of can didates, and the number of votes obtaincdin the refpeaive clafs by each of them CLASS of LITER-VI ORE AND THE FINE ARTS. M. Heyne • - - 323 Klopflock - - 272. • Sheridan - - 251 CLASS or MORAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE% M.} Rennell - - - .314 - M. Rumford - 2F9 - - 2;8 CEAFt OT M ITHEMAT!C! L AND .'IIYFIEAL SCIENCES. MAlkelya - • - 266 • R - 246 - Prieftley - . - 419 - Laft night SHAKESPEARE'S Meafire Jr Afrafirre wai brought out of Druryd.aue Theatre. The Rory is interefting, And Come of the chara6lers are well drawn, but in its fentiments lies its chief ex cellence. Theft indeed are grand almoll without a parallel. • Ifabella is by far the firft of the.drarnatit perfone. We can fcarcely conceive a More excellent womans Her intellect is mafculine, her Affeilions warm, .ad her manners elegant. She found a very able reprefentative is Mrs. Staytipss. • Nothing could be more dignified than her reproaches of Wnstie, her indignant rebuke of Clautlioi When defirous of purchaling life it the exp4mce other honour, or more affefting than her gi lel on the iippored death of her brother. _ _ The part of the Dcie was ft;fla t ined with true dignity and moral force by li - smart. 13AttaVvott idr not weIT exPreft, the fohmirt craft of Avele, or properly contraft hie private de. pravity and auflere affectation of official juaice. The comic parts of Lucie, Ether, tend the Cosa. flable, were, at lean, pleafantly fupported by BitiO• mom, Surri Old WEWITZI.I( ' i