Star. — London, England, 1806-06-26 00:00:00

LONDOit. THURSDAY, JUNE 26. MCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confols, for opening, 631K—Redoced 6i 62. Omnitun, for money, sy—for payment Ai- Escheg. Bills, par. as. cif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bask Stock sto . India Bonds, ts. a as. dd. 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 6‘, 3 ,1 Imp. 3 per Cent. 64 3 per Cent Conf (hut Imp. Ann.Bl 4 per dm. Son kith y per Cent. qt 5 5.61, CClat. Navy OM Exchcq Bills, par as. dif. Various changes in the Adminiflration are talked of.—One report Bates, that Lord HOWICK is to go out to Indi• as Governor General, and to be fuc ceeded at the Admiralty by Lord Sr. VINCENT.— Another Bates that Lord Howrcc is to be Chancel lor of the Exchequer ; Lord HINILT PIT T'S to fucceed Earl T/M►LS in the Army Pay Office; and Eatl Tsai PLR to go to the India Board.—A third rumour Bates, that Lord FIZIORY PETTY goes to India, as Governor General. We notice there reports merely as topics of rumour, without attaching much credit to them, but we think it not improbable that fome partial change in Achnioillration may b: in contem plation. The rnmonr has been revived, that the Duke of Bausswicit is on his way to this country. We have iaot been able to trace the report to any authentic fonrce. The fquadron detached by Sir HOME Po?HAM from the Cape of Good Hope, on the 18th of April, as we 7ellesday.fiated..againff Buenos Ayres, contifis of the Diadem, of 4 guns ; the Diomede, of 5o ; the Narcilt . t!s and Ledo fiigates. The troops employed e the p ft and lad Regiments, under the cornmand of. General BIM:TOAD. Is it intended that this force (hall cooperate with tveneral MIRAWDA t Should this prove to be d ; cafe, there it every probability that a large portit of tooth America will, ere long, throw off the Spatial oce—an event that would open for Britilh Mann. fadares a new and extenfive matket, which would provf.highly beneficial to our commerce and, even. ma*, to cur national refources. • • . irelterday; at two o'clock. .his MAIIIIITY held a private Levee, at the Q2een's Palace, which was at. tenderl•by ' The Lard Chancellor. the trill Lord of the Treafury, the Se *rendes of State for the Home and Calcutta! Departratnre, the Secretary at War, the Firft Lord of the Adroiralty, the Lord Pre. Went of the Council, the Mcfter-Gencral of the Ordnance, and the Ruffaii Ambaffador. Earit—Granard, Cciedon; Scarborough, Spencer. Covemouth, Ayleaford, Harrington, Fitzwilliam,Caroccron, Vinttnt, and Molt*: Vifeount Hovriek. yordg.i.firadne, Grenville, and Sydney. • , Admiral Dommet. . Sirie,R. Canis, T. Thompfon, and R. Barlow. Omfailer—Abercrombie, Bmofon , Fitzpatrick, and Cordon. Capainwieceneengbam and &swat Meffra.--Fchlyee, Fawkaser, North, and Windham. the following had the honour of being prefented to his Mar CITY : • • • The Earl of Granard, upon hi, miming to his title, by the Earl el Moira. Cotten Strangenorf. by Earl Spencer, on his arrival in this coon • try, upon his Embers , from the Court of Peterfburgh, when he &livered to hls Majefty his eredentian, which were mod grad- Way received. • Deseret Abercrombie, fon of the late Sir Ralph, upon his re turn from France- Galena Pardon, upon his return from the C a pe of Good Hope. PAO of Caledon. upon being appointed Gannet' of the Cape of Good Hope. Captain Bowen, of die Royil Navy, upon tds retain to Eng land, by the Earl of St. Vinton. • . Mr. North, epee MO return from the Governante°, Ceylon. Admiral Sir RPOill CULTIS,Adminil DOMIN ITT, and Mr. FOIDYCS. laid before his id.ruahvy the Sc' cilia Report of the tommit.ee for reviling the Civil Affaits-Of the Navy. After the Levee, his Mayans held a Privy b Council. . • . Monday evening. oboist is o'clock. their Mail,- TII s t the Dukes of You and Kest , Princelfes Au curra, Ettzaasvit,. SOPHIA, and Amaxra, and their attendants, left Windfor Calve, and went in four carriages to Cranbourn Lodge, the refideace of the Von. Mr. Vs t vats, for the purpofe of their Mayss• Ilse (landing fponfors for his infant fon. The cere mony was performed by the Re.. Mr. Nowt H sir. The Royax Fa-nice partook of tea, aoci a very fomptnous entertainment provided by Mr. GUITIZ, from Lon don. A marquee was pitched on each fide of the beautiful lodge, in which were the Pandean Band belonging to Vauxhall Gardens, and the Band belong ing to the Statfordthire Militia. They played alter nately for. the amufement of the Royal Party, which rendered the fcene truly delightful. About ten o'clock the Royal Family returned to the Cattle.— The entertainment attraArd great numbers of (pee. aatnrs from Windfor, and the adjacent villages. We are defired to Rafe that, at the meeting held at Plymouth Dock, en Tuefday fe'neight, to celebrate Lord Ms Lvit.xt's acquittal, none of the Officers be longing to the Barracks, or to the Royal Marines, here prefent. The Eari of DALIC lir His Birth-day was celebrated w;:ii much fellivity by his Grace the Duke of Buc. cr.itroir's Farmers, and the neighbouring Gentle men, on the :7th tilt. at Selkirk. The very ancient family, of which Sir WILFRID LAWSON was the laft male defcenciant, is underilood to be now cxiina. His patrimonial property, in Cumberland, amounting to abort B,cocl. per annum, is bequeathed to the fecond fon of a bo neighuring Gentleman, named W.,hergh, and no oiherwife related to Sir Wilfri than that Mrs. Wybergh is Lady Lawfon's filler. d ..v.-lie affumes the name of Lawfon. Colonel SYMIS, the newly.eleSed Member for the Borough of Carlow, .ii prevented from ta kin g h i s feat by an aukward n annmer in the return,. wherein his Chriiliao na me is recorded GILISERT, nillead of Gsoaos. Saturday a n umber of Proffian prifoners, from Aberdeen and Dundee, were brought to Edinburp Carle by a detachment of the Sutlingfhire Militia, and next day they were et - coned to the depot for pi ironer* of war at Greenhtw. sr • ' NAZITICaL INTELLIGENCE. Dublin Waterford Lifboo LY..—Wind N.W. lid Ams Tkus ARO,. •pi. o 1 I Gottenbairgh s s I liamtmugh O 0 . AIR. •O[. o 0 O 1 PINZANCE, Just 23.—Since my !aft arrived the Norway brig the Pelican, of and Irani Dram, Capt. Kot.z.sxsaao, with timber, Etc. ; the NAncy, of and for this place, with fundries ; the Tranflator, of and for this place, with porter for this place, and the fhip Mary, from London, in ballafl, bound to Glaf gow, for a cargo. FALMOUTH, JUNI 23.—Arrived the Thais, ROll. WALL, from London; Williams, ACIMMAII, from Dartmouth ; Flora, ---, f►om Arundall; Os s c, from Plymouth for St. Übe's, and the Crui zer privateer, from a cruize. His Hajefly's (hips Isis and Jam A ICA, with the fleet under convoy for New foundland, (Lichee, &c. paffed by this port this oily. —Wind North. PLTRICUTH, JUNI 24.—Came in the American brig Sufan and Polly, Captain Straw, horn Tene rife, for this port, with wine and barilla ; Portuguefe brig Senora Matilda, Captain Farm, from Nam:, bound to Lifbun, laden with bale goods, detained by the HAUGHTY gun brig; Izzuszerous, of 74 guns, from the fleet off R3chefort ; Severn, Capt. HACK. wont), from Goernfey, with wine, for this port and Ireland; Fame, Capt. THom 'sow, from Limerick; with provifiuns.—Sailed the LADY W , with a fleet under convoy to the Eaftward ; and Daacom, of 74 guns, to join the fleet off Brefl. PORTSMOUTH, Juwa 25.—Arrived his Majefly's (hips CAMILLA and Rasura, from a cruize ; and the Hawkelbury, WA nor, from Londoa, for Tene riffe. Dropt down to St. Helen's, his Majelky's (hip SAriGUAKO, with the fleet under her convoy, bound to Oporto. The ATLAS, of 74 guns, is Come into harbour, and the CAPTAIN, of 74, gone out of har bour to-day. Dim, JVNI 25.--Sailed the AMARANTH' hoop of war, BOLD and Tveassa gun brigs, on a cruize..— Arrived the Miaow fchooner, frotn a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the ma of the Mips as per LA Arrived and failed for the River, the Wilding, tinsusst., from the Cape of Good Hope, laft from Portfmouth. Wind W. S. W. Gessmocr, Jung 23.—The Ardent, RAMAT, (one of the fleet,) arrived here yeflerday from Ja maica—Parted the fleet on the loth WI. in lat. 48. long. 35. in a fevere gale of wind. The following veffels were with.the Malabar on the 9th. viz. Ann, l Tuostr sop, , aid Fame, K , for this post; Simon, ' Tar Loa, and Afia, —, (a teanfport,) for London ; Clyde, ; James, for Liverpool{ Volum. teer, —, for Whitehaven ; and other two (hips, names unknown. The brig James and William, STLi FORD, arrived here yeflerday, from New Or leans, after a pall - age of 4 9 days ; (poke in lit. 45- 30. long, 331. on the 9th June, a brig from Jamaica for London, but could not learn her name. FROM LLOYD . * LIST. GIAIMWD, JON, If—Pitied by the Heleria, Harley, from Palermo ; Catharine, Calf, from-Cliararite ; Rolla, Cottle, from Virginia; and Prinee Frederick, Cork, from Norway. Sailed the Blume, Hertfmao, foe Bremen. WHALE FISHING. We lately gave the fuccers of the Davis's Straits whale filbing, by the Hercules, of Aberdeen. We have now thejleafure to ar.nounce the arrival of the &Keels, Tuttliscw, of Leith, with ten fills, a full vef del. who.left Davis's Straits tit ind. and gives the following account :—The iziy before the left the ice the fell in with the Marianne, of Dundee (had nine filh) who gave her an account of the following vef felt, two days before, all belonging to Leith : PM. North Star - 5 Royal Bounty - 3 William and Ann 8 Rattier 7 Thontaa and Ann at Raith 9 The Royal Bounty, in a heavy fea., on the 13th April, had loft her mizen mail and feveral of her men, but when lag fern, bad got a new mart, and been fnccefsful. On the whole, it was a good fifhing, though tempeftuous and thick weather. Lieutenant J. C. S. Cowirt is appGinted to the command of the Woodcock fchnoner at Chatham. _ - - ---------- A letter from an officer on board one of the (hips off Breft, dated the lath, Rates, that the enemy's fleet in that harbour amounted to eight (hips, and were lying with their top mans down, to deceive our little fquadron off that port which confifts only of five fail of the lint. Eitraa of a Letter from an Officer at Sf. Helena, dated the 3d of May. —o We are juft arrived here, from the Cape of Good Hope, with a large fleet of men of war and tranfports. Our deflination is for the Rio de la Plata, where onr flrft obje9 of attack will be Monte Video, anti then Buenos Ayres, which places we tepee will make but little refinance." A letter has been received frogs one of the people belonging to the Countefs of Darlington. of Ayr, which was fuppofed fo have fonndaed. It appears the vetrel was captured in October lulls a little to the weft ward of Ireland, and carried the crew to Cayenne, ' where they were well in March, andexpaled to get to Mu hadocs in a cartel. The Ellen, Reddie, one of t h e j et iei e , fleet, rived at Liverpool on Sunday, failed from Port Antonio the Bth of April-3o or 4o fail of the Sea parted company g6th May ; on the aid log fight of the Atlas and Malabar is a gale of wind, (hip Polly in company t on the allth the Atlas and eight ve/fels in fi g ht ion the following date Faw none bulb, Nil. Driratsorton or Warcilro - • and Maitillone, for the detetr t o of the tiponith (hip GuAroler.fa, aftober wal be paid n Sa turday tier t, at No. 6. thashope-Itrast, &tend, and iecalled every (Ist for three yetis. The Narcitfus, fnr the detention of the Spend fkip Nedra Seignora del Carmen, adobes. 5, t8o4„ will be pail at the fame time and place. CITT BUSINIVS Tuerday a Common Hall was held at Guildhall, for the Election of Sheriffs, Chamberlain; and other Officers, ufually chofen on Midfummer-Day. when GliOltGl Hiassar and TH , ,MAS BISK, •Erquires were elated Sheriffs of London and Middkfex. The Price of Bread was reduced this week to is. rd. the (tartern Loaf of Wheaten, and t Houfebold. Yeflerday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall .—A Petition from Meffrs. Noavois and PORTER, for leave to place their floating mill on the River Thames, oppofite the Temple Gardens, was read and referred to the N.ivigation Committee.— The Court referred it to a Committee to prepare a Bill to be prefented to Parliament for repealing the London Additional Force AR.—The Bya•laws for regulating the port of London were finally agreed to, and ordered to be laid before his Majeny's Judges for their approbation and approval. The Court referred it to the Committee for Letting the City's Lands, to confider of a preper fcite of ground for the purpofe of ere:ling a Compter, in the room of the prefent Poul try Compter, together with a plan and ettimate of the espence thereof. Yenerday a Court of Dirt aors was held at the Ea a India Houle. when Captain Ga av, of the thip Sir Stephen Luihington, took leave of the Court previous to deputing for Bombay dirett. SAMUEL P. COCILINALL, Efq. was appointed Sur veyor to the Company, in the room of Hamar Hot.- Laan, Efq. deceafed. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till tomorrow. Wednefday fennight the Earl of Ba socsawars gave a grand entertainment at his feat at Afhbridge ; after which the prizes to the owners of certain ploughs were diftributed. Melts. SMART. BLACKWELL. and HALEY obtained the prizes, by the award of Lord SousaviLzs, Meffrs. ELLMAN and FIELD. Hot r Sift BP•SHILARINO.-Mr.COZI P SAgfiC9I. tarsi fete took place on Monday laa at Holkham, 'when near r7o Noblemen. Gentlemen, and re• fpc&able Farmers, fat down to a fumptuous dinner in the Hall ; after which they proceeded to the farm yard, where five new Leiceller fhearliag rams were let for the feafon, at various lams, from 51. to 131.; fix two Oscar rams, from 71. 71. to 651.; and three aged Leicefter rams were fold at 8L 8.. sal. 'cc and tiLiss. Du I..—Yeflerday fe'nnigbt a meeting took place between the Marquis of E. and Mr. L. of Kildare beet; Dublin. The former. after receiving the Src of his tunagonifl, difcherged his pidol in the air.— The feconds having then iaterpofed, the bufinefs ter minated under thole circumftances. The above meet ing took place in Lord Etv's dernefne at Rath farnham. Cana. Cow.—A curious cafe of this kind occurred in the IrifhCourt of ExchequeronWednefday fe'nnight. Major BLAND, of the 47th foot, laid his aalon againft Captain Kt wa, of the Commiffar iat Department, for criminal intercourfe with his wife. The former had been abfent from Europe for a length of time, during which the lady had not heard from him-:-at length, concluding he was dead, fhe Mimed to the add►efes of the Defendant and married him.— Thefe accufations were contradi&ed by the cer tainty of the lady haring received remittanoes from her hufband. On the Plaintiff's coming home, the circumhiances of the cafe were developed—an aelion was commenced—damages were laid at eo,cocl. but the Jury gave a vetch& of only 3001. The officers, between thirty and forty, who were in the fuite of the late Governor General of St Do mingo, Totowa L'O v s arc it a, and whesattended him to France, were, immediately upon their arsi •al at Brea, confined and loaded with the heaviell irons, in which Rate they continued till December left, litho they were embarked by force, as foldiers on board Jaeoma Bo AAAAA ra's fquadron. Two of them, Tousse tar, a Captain, and Jaen Bet ween. a Lieutenant in the Cavalry, are now on board the Volontaire frigate, as fore-mat men, in Portfmoutk harbour. They entered, after the was captured, with hopes of returning to St. Domingo; for the accomplifitment of which, under their good behaviour, and the nature of their unfortunate cafe, they look up to the compaffion and generofity of the Britifh Government. They are evidently men of capacity, and have large families at St. Domingo. Tousseiwr, it will be remembered, was poifoneeL after languifhing fame time in a dungeon, leaving a wife and feveral children ! On Saturday IA John Wef!water, flax dreffer, in Kinghorn, Fifefbire, who was capitally convided at the Spring Circuit, at Perth, for the murder of the late John Orr, alfo flax dreffer, in Kieghorn, was exe• toted in the immediate neighbourhood of that town. He coofeffed his guilt, and conduced himfelf with fuitable refignation, penitence, and F.rmnefs. A nu merous concourfe Of people, colleted from different parts of the country, were vilibly impreffed with the fentiments and feelings, which it is the objet of the law, by fuch puslic examples, to excite. The Mi niller of the parifh attended the unfortunate Man, and the Sheriff depute and Subilitute, with the Pro curator Fifcal,. and the two Bailie, of Kinghnrn, guarded by conflables, and a party of the Kircudbright militia, from Leith, were prefent. Wcdnefday fe'nnight, an alarrnit.g fire broke out at South Town, in the village of Kenton, Devon. Three cottages were burnt down before it could be fubdued. At Marlborough-firciet, yeflerday, Pant alias Mal let, alias Smith, &c. who was examined tome time fince on various charges of fraud, but who bad been fince confined by indifpofition, underwent a fecoud examination, and was fully committed fur trial. On Saturday evening a young Naval Of!cer who had fcrved on board the Lively frigate at the taking , of the Spanilh prizes, at the commencement of the relent war, and who had (ince 101 l an arm on board the Temeraire, at the haul , : of Trafalgar, was robbed of about gcol. in St. George's Fields. by a couple of impairer whom the Officer and his companion had accompanied to their lodgings. He had arrived in town from Portfmonth on the preceding day tbi.h his prize money. The women committed the robbery while the Son of Neptune was &eying, aid they ita mediate', sbkoaded, SPORTMC :NTIELLIIENCIL BIBURY MF.F.TING, A4uNDA Y. JUNE. 23. The Sherberne Stakes. a Sabfetiption ofd each ; 32 it. Fe_: . • atilua. (1 ..4.l.fttibert). Mr. Howarth's Fracrprice, s yr• old, loft. General Grehreher named Enchanter, aged. Mr. Kellerman 's Heeltap,s yrs old. loft. The Welter Stahel', a Subfeription of scv each, lee horfes tbs: never WWI before the day of nami. g. (so Oulderilavrs) Mr. Stratton's Wt•ehcraft, by Oberon. 6. yrs old • .1 a a Mr. Douglas'. Ducat, by Coriauder. 6 yrsold I d:f Mr. Andrews's b g Garlar.d. by Volusitecr,6 yra old s dr Duke of St Alban'a b. nt. by Young Echl•fe,ag:d 4 dr Swiwpftakes of conga each, h. ft. two miles (3 Sebfes.low.). Lord F. Bewinek's Bagatelle, tcft. . • a Lord Sackville's Witchcraft, I tit. Mr Howorth's Norval, Icit rerelv..(l from Lord F. Banana'. Mirrnino, 9*- slb. the hat mile, 25g . TUIIIDAT, JUWI 24. Handicap Plate ~1 5c.... Iwo Mik Heats. Mr. Howonh's Enterpnfe, s yrs old - - 4 1 . t Mr. Lendow's La Mancha, s yrs old - - r • a A Sweepßakes of sgs, each, w ith s.:zt added by th . Club. 1.4 Sackville s Enchanter, aged - - t H. R. H the Prince of Walea's Pcdeßli..n, 4 yrs old - Mr. DougLo6 Ducat, 6 yrs old . SweepEalies of rigs. each, its ft. with locgs. added by the Ctu 3 Mr..Howorth's Langton, 4 yr. old - - I H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's Prdedrian, 4 yes old - a General Groficuur names bagatelle. s yr. old .-, CHELMSFORD RACES. 'TUESDAY, JUNE 14. Her Maicfty's t ^A,L Mr. Waddington's Epfont Lags, a yrs old - 1 r Sir Charles Bunbures Lydia, 1 yr old - - a dr Before Netting two to out on Lydia, who won the heat in a canter. 7he fira heat eight and ten to one on her. It was the ge neral opinion the woo the fecund heat by half a neck. The two Stewards were Judges; one gave the heat to Lydia, the other thought It was a dud beat. After ten minutes altercation, It was agreed to make it a dead heat. The betting w.s that Eve to four on Lydia, who was beat half a neck, and drawn. BOXING. A match having been made for two men of link Dote. to fight a pitched battle on Tu:fday, Wilidos Green was fired on for the fpot of exhibition. This fight afforded little amofement. YONING RTaN MID BILL Ct./AIL—A battle took place between there pugilids of note, without filch a circumflance being dreamed of, and it was one that afforded plenty of diverfion. Clark, who fought with Mofs at Shepperten, tome time fume, threwhis hat into the ring, after the fiat battle, and challeng ed Young Ryan, who accepted it. Every one would have fuppofed the coated extreme'y unequal, as the One is a well proportioned fcientific ti l hter, and Clirk a man of but little prattical knowledge. The betting was 2 to I, and 5 to a on Ryan. In the fiift round Ryaa had evident!y the acfran. tag:, although there via only one blow thank. which was made Ly Ryan oat his opponent's breafk half-armed. The courage and bottom. of Clark continued un- Rtaken during the fight. Whenever Ryan had done with the fcientific hits, while fparring, it did not ap. pear to mike any impretlion on Clark, for he never even (hook his head, but hit again, rallied, and three times out of four, was um his legs at the end of each round. Such was the Rite of the battle until Clark eillibited fuch marks of the luperiority of fcience as was fcarcely ever witneff.d ; for firth a head as his was never feen. He continued to fight in this Rate, and feveral times brought the betting level, for Ryan hailed the finifh of a round, as he had a very truer blefoore cußomer. Clark, after fighting an hour and ten minutes. proved himfelf of all others the bell bottom man in the lig of fighters, although he is a novice in the fcience. He fell on a blow he attempted to make. and fuch was his fatigue tha: he could not hit again. Ryan was confequeutly declared vi4tor, and received a fubfctiption purfe. Seventy-two rounds were fought. Ryan was a good dial puniihed. About four o'clock on Friday no-rning the s3th init. as the mail coach was palling through great Bakeham•lane, near Egham, the coachman and guard difcovered a decently dreffed young woman [ying in the road, apparently in the agonies of death ; they interrogated her refpeeting her fituation, and how the came there, but could not get ally thing in telligible from her; whereupon they very humanely alarmed the people at the fink houfe they came to, (the Pack Harfe, on Egham Hill) who procured af fiflance and fent to her relief, but, before it arrived, the was quite dead. It appeared, on examining the body, that one of her legs was broken and much la cerated, apparently with fome (harp inflrument ; (he was glib very much biuifed on different parts of the hotly. From what has fince tranfpired, it is conjec tured (he came either from thelfle of Wight, Winchef ter, or Southampton. At Farnham the agreed with the driver of ilrookman's waggon to ride with him to London, whither it appeared the was going. An Irifhman alto got into the waggon with her at Farn ham, but whether lie had before been in her company is not afcertained : however, they came on together through Bagfhot—foon after. they hal paired that place, the waggoner retired to fleep in the waggon, leaving another man to drive. So that whether the unfortunate woman fell out of the waggon, or how the received the injuries that occafioned her death remains doubtful. The Irillintan who accomp an i e d her was taken into cuttody by one of the parilh offi cers the fame morning, but intlead of being taken before a magiltrate, or lodged in a place of (murky, he was very imprudently fent to the workhoak, an old infecure building, from whence he cfcaped the fame night, and has not rime been heard of, wine?: occasions a Strong fufpicion of guilt to be *mac:led to him; more particularly as his (mall clothes, turn and bloody, were found on the common, at no great dif lance from where the young woman lay: and he went the fame morning to the houfs of Edward Welbe• love, on Lnglefield Common, where he begged en old pair of trowfers, laying his breeches had been torn vff in a tray at Aleut races !—An inquest was held on the body of the young woman on Saturday ferinight. when the waggoner was brought up; but hedeclaritrg, that on his going to fleep he left both the fritiman and the young woman in the wagon, and that be did not afterwards know what became rf them ; and neither the fellow. nor the mar: who asiaally drove the waggon at the time, being be t . cuntl ; and a (orgasm Rating that the immediate caul c of her death was the bottling of a principai artery, which roc& be done in a fall—induced the Jury to return a verdict of arridtera: death and to lay a fine of 201. on the waggoner, for being atletp.—Several very fufpicioua ciretunfkanecs having fince tranfpired, we node; :lewd the bands is to undergo *Asia re% ilium df_lt.si . ~, !' et be to de