Star. — London, England, 1806-11-22 00:00:00

i GENERAL - ELECTION. TO Tilt OF OF bri - LE WM, CI,F ROA AND YR FIZHQLDERS. THE COUNTY OF SOU l'HAtriPtOlt eavrty AFrEit the glorious Afoule we have made in Tao &are to the moe no:jolliest* application of the p..aer of Government to viotatetho u,et4ow of Elation, I cannot surbear additeliag you feparately on the Fee your former farm a a•cipt my molt &were theatre but What thank. an he adequate fee the Arenyoue eleninesi lately madebyfe la rge and re feedahle a bod yof Frecholekri. who have vied with each ut)y.r in coming valor, tufty forward at their own et :mace In my behalf f 't hey have bean unexampled, aril though mete• cereal, will never be graced boon my mind, If I 'felt a pride In being elevated to that fituation to which yontrive for let,en years placed me, be 'Shred that pride is net abated by the manner its which I have been Comp. lied to rellmitalks it. It nal Increale, iu the recollection thud bore a part as an Individual anstinge many. in defence of a principle, which we remembered atal felt 11,13 S oue that hid the I:ambition of every right and privileges', etiotio- Should the time ever come when an union of Indepentleut Litotes May again attempt to repel this tuijulk encrolichment, I mull. I fhWI be ready as far as lies i My power. to promote that conic which yob have now fo generoully &pportcd, awl In which we have been cordially united. • With heartfelt gratitude anti the eaten rellaftr • 1 have the honour to be; Gentknicw. 'Voile moft ..Led.eut and obliged humid,. Servant, "Mt. VVe Nov. te, 1144, • WILLIAM, Clitice. TO I HU GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK. . IN coat-pence or the noble anti generous ilipport ' which I experienced In my f.mater contest. I feel it a duty in • eumbent omit me to Rand forth in defence of that Independence • which I conceived the Frechuhl.r. of Norfolk. If their Liniments ' could be fairly colleCted, were .r.ryored to affert. I, therefore, on the rumour of an exp,-Cleal difolutlon of Parßasica took the - retire of the County by a perfunal Cantrafs. and had the heartfelt fatisfaCtiots to find it fully anfwerebie Us my spa fangulue expec tations. Sir Jacob AMey abandoned the conteft. The oeckbeere., in` weight of G,•vernruent war 'then caned In to emtuteraet Ike lemon which appeased in my favour, and a Cthium Minifter Ruud forward as my opponent. Every impartial marts who has witaullad the prognis of the Mallon matt ecktiowkd o e that the Influence of Goveniniest ha. bees sinned In a manner altogether without emus*. Motifs& of Olt Interfeftecg. and the coercive matures adopted In very follfaccomat fee the part variation between the• Pell and the Renee . of the Caireefn bag thus emnp.ified to rellnquilla the contoß, I have only S. lament the ilthe of a Moult, in which dm Independence of my native cimerty, and the Interval of Me !Coda= at large. are, lo my appteherilonjo dimly concerned. •Be elfutedrthadi Stall cvm Mats the Molt grateful rement bran of the, and dliinterelled rapport which I have in fo Mang *skid and "etch' extenSve attachment td 'err More. had It tons le ft to ha own fret oration, would tandembledtpiamerowned our sodemours with fronds. Hare dm homer to he Gentlemen, . Your molt *bilged and obedient Servant liorigtb: New. &Sod JOHN bt OVERDOSE On .Shag am de Poi on Tuefday. the moribera appeared. 34 mObitli lON Mr. Windholle 3j61, Colonel Woletunde 3317. of which mat gave Engle votes fvr Calond Wwlelntafe Ou that Maio the Later bentkman and MI Prim& *mined to the High. Sherif and to • Mr. Oahe, and -Mr. Whadhasser Committee,. that be declined tat emated.....The Pull, boarrom coodboad by the Friend. of the fersofart Candidates during the.oezt day, al though Colonel Wndehoofes impaled voters were di/miff:al 'the Alight berme, and his clucks veers withdrawn from thet.wttU.• INSANITY,‘TRIs dy were tOON/rd„ twu Volumes 0.51. ave, - 0 -Weer ?Aden, conllarably mimed • and improved, peke wk. la boards, OBSERVATIONS no the NATURE, KINDS, CAUSES, and PREVENTION or INSANITY. By THOMAS ARNOLD, ..relkow of the Royal College of Phyflelans, and of the Royal Medical Society of Edlnbulgb . _ . Prherd for Ric masa haLL'irs, Ne. 6, l ige area. Black- Criers, sad laid by Ebuaias Coombe, Leleriter, an 4 by an nook finery w A tNrEn TO PURCHASE., N ESTATE and M ANSION HOUSE, with 2 MANdit. Wen &Aid wok GAME, of about the Valor ef FUtl or Sixty TholdShi Pounds, Amsted in a Dry and Healthy ' Country, not seater London than so miles, nor more damn than t so —Addrat partimdms and Mee (pat p. 14) to 4.iciin.sidon.r, Dyke. and Co. Alderfgate-Rrect, London TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AL:;TION, On Thotfday the 27th day of Novenlher InClant, at I:Lvto ' &Crock In the Forenoon at the York I-lutei ht Dover, HE II•ig EXPEKIENCIA, Burthen !6t 89 94 T .Tana, Brit& Balk, with all her hlawrialt and btom, found and ralcolatti tribe Eau Cottony Coe! Crotle. liftCrWAlidi will be Sold, (Or Homo Cunfu:nrtion, Two Il e qes of Cork., the reaLtioing tof the Cargo of d;e fald , condemned as Prize to bit 1110,11 y 's Jun Brig 11bscr, jobin Hinton, FN. Commander. T o as viewed sad Invcatorlea bad, by applyins to Timm Am. By Order of the Comm(Moller' for the Co,: sod Dif i rr a l of Proem, Sjaips and Cargu, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Louden Tavern, Foshole-ftreet, Plymouth, .at Ft Way the t ath day of December nett. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 74 Pipet Brandy; ftrength t to 6. ay Ilettlheads White Wine. &Ins part of the Cargo of the Hambru Qttp BUITY, mod Ante comienoted to the Crown - For Catalogota and turther panleul ,ta apply to Mr JOHN HAWILBK, trhichaot, Flyttsouth. Plymouth, November so, doh. FOR BALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foshnle-ftreet. Plymouth, tit Friday the tstb of December nest _ . UNDRY Valuable and very Ufeful SHIP S STORES, landed out of the Frenr'k Frigate k PRIM npt4 r, captured no her Voyage from Africa, I y the neradenn of Ilia Ma jtfly'a (hips under the command of Rear-Admiral SIP 111011 AI L0U15...16 !it. ConEllis , a of Cattier. Hawferr, Sian, Ong and Running Playing. anti Coil. of New Rope (of oaring,. flag.). Slat. C. 1.1•36. Ino. am! Brat. Calk, ratiallEs. a, t toopowdir, Provifloor. ilOn Shct. Stanch...os, Ban. egalo.,, du. Lead, Copp. r K. Writ, age* a /Arty of ,ol , ir E 011onrr .6 . t. 0.1 Fiore Stan+, al will be flay and rn:irularly roprtffni it. the 1....fa1ai-aim AV° atoott aM IleOlanto Teeth of .11Fernit Elva. For viewing the Sti , rer, ,fine* further idnroloition. apply In Pawr too- W. FN. the AMP, Ag.nt.. to lIA RALE, yr %IT 1,411!ES SLADE, , ll•ttrht••t•. Plys,e ...h.. A der aRt of it per con. rill fse rcvnied an ea& ‘.t. Dank of rnglant N..res. at the time of Sala. piet, .6 igt,6 rOit gAtr AY ruts: rioN. At the t.r.71.1...1 I avt res It a' :Iv Ufa» Ptyarmuth. r,Ol Dee"o: - - .t mr,llat. I v ,tter •••,te.. r 5 ”.11..AY a..J ()AL`. landed front the f ecnch i :a It VP. an I I'ARV ”11)1t, •‘..111 • f !•I‘rotat StanJ;er rnd 144ra0• , 11.• MAW, Var yi H o. •10 , !Su. , v .1 1,, Sheet. and other I ea.!. Now a•• • (' crir. y.tirtiry 0141 d Flat 1. •. I .ei• Ireanv opt. Viee4.,r .: • I. 4V. r• P. ^,• '. N. li: • ...c e, !.!utt. I ioe ft, 1 avd 7 Pot..*l: ettn .r. •••• 17,a1• Ftwv.l.• • • .14 ;.• , ro• t• t. r..' ts• tf r •..rr.. St t, :lc .01, C.. l n.. .~,, ~.,, .. ..~... s: J..• I ter ,Ij rar; I. t.; * t: St, . • t t. t ah.r U;OTT-jr n. . 1;...1t; Nici :Lan, itrovutt., .• ; ! 4),./th, TO MAstgas OF ACArrnire. • ANY GENTLEMAN having a Tepee lable and wdl efiabligind ACADEMY. in *healthy :Halation. t• ttk Fore et, will End a CLERGYMAN of the kS fAILIttNEU CHURCH, who erio treat bn liberal terms, by addrelloga Reel (P 4/ Paid), to No, Es, CerahrlL EAST INDIES. 011111BAL OIDIBE BY 114/1 GOVERNOR GENIRAL IN' COUNCIL. • s Fon William. May 6, tBO6. On the mutton of withdrawing the army iron. the duties of the field, and of plating it in cantonments, in conirogence of the ennelubon of the late hottourahle and adventurous peace, which the va/ner and (amnion* of that. army have primarily ;trammed. the Governor General in Council fulfils a fausfattory obligation of 1.6 public duty, lit renewing she esprefflon of gratitude and appro.- henna. which in the work al the bee coatelt wi•h Jefwunt Rao li.dkar, a fears of WIWI d stehievetnen ts has ilic Le Rivet). demanded. ' The flow, rant General M'C , ,ue.cil artordlngly rents. as. that Me Right Hurt Lord lake wUI wspt the molt eotdid thanks of this Gave:mond fot the en-ment Cotters %Web his Lurdlhip has ren dered to the litl•iih Nation and r. the Hon. CoLipny In 1014, by tbtt anitit,ttd ,tT.uta art b , s public val. In dlftinghith d military Welds, petfonal gallantry, and invintible finintef. on every ecru float of danger or ernetgeney, from the commencement of the late war with purest Ran Haiku until its termination the recent butiourabh aud advantageous pear, with .that Chieftain. To the fuccefsful cautious of tin re it malt, un der Patents e tint. he primarily aferibedthe augmented power assd reputation of the Banal arms. mid the eaufolidation and fatuity of oar empire in India, which have been produced by the like of the late costeit. he Governor General in Council alfo records the etprelfion of his mei& gratitude to the alters and ner. of his Majefte. and the lion. Company's army. who, und.2 the direttion of their litof trlous Commander, and animated by his nampk, have partici. petal In the devotes. the hardlitips, and the glory of the late at. JUJUS and hiceektni campaign., fur their exemplary difelpline, their Cornett& and Grunters ender the fevereft trials of (*demand ncu!ty, and their atetivity sad reformist courage to the Witt of battle. To the total period of ocorded blitory, the slory and re nown of the gallant Ideas and men of Ids istajeßy's army, sad of the army of Bengal. and atilt& Mufti:one Lberoniteder, will he Infeparably ennisedtediefth thb tannery of Ode Sind • aod atclikeeroists, by which the rights and Nignity of the brkilk Cosentmeot bane beat einalkstoi.the peace of India bas been sedated, end the power sod prolperlty of this Empire have been confab:hued and fecund. (Aired) !HUE HILL, Orneftthig Bee. MIL Dep. Ship tldnay, Calton Roads, April 2,1108,MM:ht.. " We came in here to-day with the fee btecte, and anchored within a cable's length of the Marquis . Welleac, ' and waited for the land wind to curry us out. At midnight the Welletley was dircovered to be on fire, and we immediately few the !lames ing out at all her batch ways. " Captain Grant, his officers, and crew. had Jal time to lave their lives by getting on board of us, where they now are. Fortunately no lives How the fire arofe I have not yet learned. " At the time the Oa began, the Weflaky was lying nudists: of us, which prevented our getting to lea.. Sbe drove from her anchors in two bouts, and is now driving out to fee, bustling molt •furioacy, the moo awful fpedacic I ever witnefrodk She has not yet blown up, and u now In far off, as to pre. vent our teceivnig any damage from that .eiresitia (lance." APRIL s l 6.—On Thurfday lad, came to her moor ings abreall of Calcutta, the American (kip Argo, Captain AbaillyNorthey. This veffel has been ten months from Salem, reniained at Batavia two months, from which Ate has had a very tedious paft.ge, °coa -1 finned by light winds and calms, having left it on the psth January. The Argo left at Batavia a Dutch frigatapf forty ' guns, under repairs, and two armed brigs. • The fri- 5 gate (truck the ground on going in, which obliged them to run her on &ire, when it was found that one 1 of her but ends had flatted ; the chief part of the crew of the above veffels were rack, and in the hofpi -1 tal. While the Argo laid at Batavia, nothing was, heard there of the Dutch Admiral Martha:. May 7.—We are concerned to Rate, that by the arrival of tl e Hope from Penang, aFeltints have been received that his Majelly's (rip Blenhaina had ar:ifortuoately got on (bore in the Straits of Melacca, and in canfrquence was obliged to cut away her; malls, and throw her guns overboard, When the for tunately was got off the !boat, and bald arrived at Penang to refit. Boraear, Apart. 12.—F:craft of a letter from' Lieutenant Ramsay. cumrr..nding the lionotwabls Company's cruizer Q2sen. to Wit. TAY Loa MON Or: Efil. Superintendent or Marine, dated Surat, April 3, s • • " . 1 Vor.formably to my failing irrartiainns tsceited, after havii.g juit iceu the convoy to Surat over the bar, I lo:i nu time in making the belt of my way to the crilizing ground of Gil Ate Pagoda arid Bate.— At t P. pl. r n the 27th of March, I raw the Lively rchooner, toprails aback, with a primmer to the nor:liward : made tire private ("gnat. which The an [wired. We were then in lat. at. 2P. N. and long. per chronometer, 68. aa. E.. Hove to, and fent by the curer the Barbara Paetamar's provifion,, the other being dig - parched to the Prefidency. Wore rounel and Ilona S. E. Lively and Barbata in corn puny. At A A. M. no the aich, (poke a boat . 11:11 having been plundered of her cargo and provifinns by a pirate in the offing, who had polfeffion of her two days and a half; but on our approaching them, they wire under the neecflity of liberating her. Then tn• k charge of her, made all fail in cliace to the well. ward, and the tignal alio for the Lively and Bar. b or. When the duce began we were off Parton Fort. At z P. M. we had neared the ltranger con lidrtahly. I fired feveral rounds from our fix ponn• der bow chacers to bring her to, but ',Ad.( ut etie&, the manceuvring various ways to gain on irs. At 4 I'. M. it tailing calm, and the ttratlet gaining fait cis ins by moan. o f hi• oars, a. 111.:11d, MIA as the his; bar a was Aaining confider. , :y on the pi: ate, and as°111:1 very thlly be lip her, fent the cutter trias mid an,.: :rrm,:d I .111 I her, and to board if decried Erodrnr. Lea er,.•r: Hall and Maxfield, it becomes my duty t.i r.., , rot:Intl!, and cheer voliitileeted their , and proceeded to j in the lElllllra At ten i'. ;.1 the cotter retorted, after p.,t.trt d the Lieutenants on hoard the Berhar.i, at ;-er breeze rprirG:ngur the tct..rded the Barbara's " 61 two A. M. a heavy firing was dept s p to the Wedward ; at slay beak bole np tic the ita, As did the l.i rely per (I, t veil kverAl de..l b , ties, do ; p, FS ghee, 8:e. do it pall us ; At loos A. M. I.i oter•ant hi tx.itld c.me no Iv aid, aid infJtmed me lie Is id to. .k the' a revere ci.n-cfl of tut , ' henrs and a half of Isere fighting vithin [mall phlol (hot. The enemy wuni..i receive no (ratter, raid at eight A.M. • funk atonglide the Barbara, though every pretentious was taken tp prevent beg, The crew uf the Barbara endeavoured to fare mature, bales of 11114 repprted to be onboard there are fifteen of the pirite l s . crew nn bnaed the Qeen as pa-mgrs. one Of them Theft leader ; this is ate fame man rib° captured' Lieute nant Maw, of the Military, and wounded bim ; he admits of his capturing five botelies, one of which he cook polfctiinn of off Terrapore. " P. S. The Piratical retie' was a Allivat of or 1 4 0 tons. Mounted three ie : panders, befides other genii and was manned p i th 35 men, t of whom, sucl: uding the Serang, were lulled ; the had on board the plunder oEfeverik veffels, cnufiltifig ao.ooo rupees, tome bates uf filk, an officer's' 'fear. ing apparel, and various other articles." AMERICA - • • NASSAU, SEPAMBER 119. • - 13y an arrival yeflerday from Harbour ldand, we !cavil, they, experiencectthe fevere end difaiiroos hurricaneAhat ever was Imam' by the 'Adel inhabi tant there, en the Lethinft. It cconmented at eight o'clock In the enbrains. end continued; with increa• fed violence, rill stbroTUlCpall -four o'clock .in the afternoon. The ,briir Two anthem and finAck Betfey, belontiax tteaptain rasa, lank le the her. bout but the tlifire's of theishrihintsuit deplorable in the extredie. There are Only view Ihtneiing on tbs. iltland *boot forty-62 hocfee, and &eh vete much Mattered, and no lets than one hundred and twenty. (our totally den:oilfired, exeluflve,of the birracks and church, which ardrazed to the foundation t and what adds to there digreting , eirourneaswes. is Act the whole crop, on 'which dude people depended, is tog tally defiroyed. .1 .t • At Bpanills Wells, we underbred, there are PAY four hooks Random and at the Boag, on Elmithots% it is reportednvember of Mogile are drowned . Sire. our lea, by an •arriaal from tient hera, we ate informed' that the late. gale has done ertenfive &mane to the buildings . and' crops there. The dwelling hones of Mr. Benjamin Claxton, at the plantation of Mr. George Butler, was blown down, and, we are forty to relate, he was cruthel mormgll the loins. Atltoyal , laaad, two dwelling hoofer, belonging to Mr. Benjamin Barnet, were blown down ; his negro honks and other property alto received eonGskrable damage, ' • • • At Ellidalia the damage !attained was very eon and the melancholy effeAs moll dreadful. The beaks of twenty were fouod about a mile front' their•place of• readence. - Not a honfe left eandiagt nod the people, feventeen in number, who efraped the fury of the afMil are on the fummit of a hill. futroosded by water, and deftitnte of protiftons freth water. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. Of bit we have received numerous letters from our Priatils, forming us that the Newqrspes Arms, by w'uttn their Papers are forwarded into the country, 9f en fittaitu.e others for TIES STAIR. This V a Waal of impolition to which sat eullemers only can apply the proper remedy. Let them trite to their parent Agents to tigeenttnue (erring than, an.l, on ko. forming us. we t h all glee their ardent to N.wfmcn, who do not praaice the kme fraud. If they do not know the tiara of , the Agent, let than difeetsdnee to take the futdlitu:ed Paper, note the dote when they Asp, and say may up to that time, Catalog us sales to provide than with:dinotha Agent. • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ss. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON P O'CLOCK. Coif*ls, for choosy, ll—for mount tit I. Ontntnta 4 ti• PRICE OP STOCKS YISTERDAY. s4st Brtek st 3 ssmi 213 tnllia Bonds 4, •30 prent 3 no Cent. R. An. 6i 4 lap. 3 per Cent. lief lo 3pr Cont. Conf. Ann. tilt} Lush. bilis par, Se ?teat 4 per Cant Slut 29 1 .1 Qemtlum 4} prom . $ per C. Navy 961, EngiHi Tlckrt4 tyl Is e . ,Lutas Ann. 17 7.16 I Coniuls fur sec 611 • • t No Nail has yet arrind from the Continent. In. deed the wind has been fo unfavourable, that they could hardly be coaled. But a Gen•lernan who has arrived ft rim Paris date' Normandy, flAtef, thatbefore he left that capital, which was on the Bth irritant, the newy, had arrived there, and been publifhed in the biewitemr, that Prince HON NLr,rrs had been ob liged to capitulate with ry,ooo men under his cons ' maid. That fuch intelligence has atiaally appeared in the Monittar we have little doubt. It perfeely correfpnnda with the intelligence in the lark Ham. burgh Papers, and in private letters, that the re• treat of Prince Honisamina hadirt..ern cut off, and that he had been obliged to furrender. Indeed, from the polition of the refpeflive armies, it appeared next to impoffthle that he (hould efcape. Suppofing it true, therefore, that Prince. Holism. LOl4l has been taken prifoaer with his corps, the only PrufEan troops behind the Oder mull be thole of the Army of Referve, tinder Prince Evosw■ of Witt. TI masa°, who retreated after the battle at Halle— though the fortune of tto, body is by no urea.-., cer tain-.and the garrifon of Bcrlio, uhp cc mmenced their retreat on hearing of the diiatters %shish had faflcu on the main army, and with tfo.ni the troops who were in the territoties behind the Oder previous to the be3innirg of the war. „or It is v . ain t h .o to espeet that the firß mails aill bring accounts of reveres having been expericreed by the French. Even if the Ritiii.ois have come forward in conWerable force, it will be Tome time before any thing can be even attempted againfl the common enemy. INDIA. Yeflcrhy a Court of Direenrs was held a! the Sift India Houk, for the purpofe of reading Inc v..lurninous an•.i, important advices received from Ilet gal and Madras, which are fsid to cnenrounicdte the moll Jgrecalle and fatisfaftcry intelligence as to the ttanqnlithi and ittorptrity of.dl nit potrilEons in Ipdia. -.- the Lettere brought by-thiCfritltif gun brig from India were delivered yelicrditi. - They do not con tain, anppolitical neat of coinfequrc!.;,All:la per. feely tranquil in that quarter. The Pirdmontees French frigate, cr( 4o guns, bad bees. drivorman.lbore near Traraimber, b big 'jelly's tip, both** , bee*. fruit got kno. that place by ha crew, who. put up jury PaOls. The Henritatafternch frigate pvivateir is evicted bid* .Powerful man of war ; fhe belongs tea fqsadron of -threrfail, two frigates and a brig, of wbieb4he Power.. f u l leg% gone in .chxce ; it is •expalted• file will fall. 'in with them, saber orders Wall notdeltroyed when the was taken poff:frorn of by , f the Powerful. The B ; 11.) na French privateer, of 36 guns, whiab has fo greatly annoyed the trade ist the Indian Seas, bat 'captured l'Orient, countrpfhip, in the Bay of Bcn. gal. It is . fuppofeel drat the lira Rulings diabran, lately' captured near the Cape of good Hope, has been cArried into the Ides of France, as no account had been - received It the Cape of bet. (weep. tun when the brig railed (.tilth Sept.) A fleet of tranfports, with three men of vre, failed from the Cape, on the 13th. September, foppofed to 'be bound Ise Buenos Ayres. The following (hips frotnif4dras and Bombay had arrived at -Bengal, -and intended to wait, there the arrival of the Ships from Pen}Rß, bifore they took their departure for England, 11111,4 would isq,ahoot the latter cad of Septembey. - • nowt', - - &plata itansoali - freion . stiiaocr Sarah Chantal' • Iktivinthw Ann - • Niaaanit Dkna . . pcana. • 0 47 • • Ammon uwan • Yonne Northampton Uinta. The Calcutta, Captain Assam, eat In Dot} at in July, to repair. ,„„ Th.: Comet, latomoo, mad Jam Cuba vof mamma, ate,. tom arrived at Hem* from Madrao-mtbo foressr.of ;big igh. the latter on the sift June. Shim arrived at *alias. , wag = pi g g . . Captain losismise „ CiaLiyor " Europe . Street/tam t.,. • ' • The Albion, tic IA DINS, 00 her /frivol at Ptllol4 *i Prince of Wales ifisul, SV24 tO be Wretched fat China. ‘; On Tuefday Lard Howict feet Lord Hereon!. sou his difpatches, in a box fealed with" big' Ler& (hip's official lea), vrhich he was enjoined riot to open till he has left England. On Thterfday a Board of Tjade was held at the office in Whitehall—L(4cl AucaLaso, Sir JOIrrN BASIS, and Mr. number of merchants attended, and prefented peti t , Lions for licences to trade to rations places. At two o*cluzie yettercl.ty, purfuant so fiamrnou, iffued for that purpofe, Lord Gartevni.r, Eel Srsucsa,the Right Hon. TunicAs ORIPTI‘Lt, Lord Hint-awe, Lord Es.r.sesnanuost, and Lord Si.. MOUTH. met ;,ord Howice at hisOffico in Downing. tireer, and continued in clole deliberation until five o'clock, The Marquis of DOtraLAS received inarualons from Lord Howlett, on Media,. to hold frimfelf is readineA to let off on his einbaffy to Rollie Mat few days. Lail night Mr SterrN, the Meffengcr, left town wi.h dirpatches for St. Peterfborgh. Difpatcherionon Lord CoLueoVroon. brought by roe Chios l o(7¢ gnus, were received yetlerday at the AdiuirAty. Their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Waesiausl Duke of Cr.teruct have now completes their, tour round the country plink of England, in thceourie of which they.lsomotired all the moil eminent Noblemen and other diAinguillied public men with their.ecoa , pant'. 'Theirs Royal Highneffes returned to town yeiterdiy morning. The Dube of CAOStiltillGl has given directions that all the privates belonging to the Coldaream Regi. merit of Guards, only wear their hair three inches long. to prevent its being iti the way when they wear their knapfacks. _ _ 'bre Royal Snail Lincoln Regiment of Militia marched from Dover this morning for 1-10 the. They vie to be replaced at Dover by the Coral& Miners from Deal. Letters tram Guernfey and Jerfey flate, that fume accpunts had been received from the French coat, by which it appiars that a great draught of troops had been recently made from all the garrifons, the place of which had every where been fupplied with eontetipts of the last requifition. The Non importation Ae, paired in the lall fefflon of the American Congrefs, was to take effect on the igth November. There was n't, we believe, any r wer given to the Prefident of the United Stases to fulpend the operations of the Adt beyond she time fired, cenfequently it moil have commenced lad Sa turday. The Ad was unfortunately palled in amto ntint of irritation, and will, we have no doubt, be repealed as foun as the Convect meet, which wilthe next mouth. i few Jays (ince a meeting of the Siena Leone Company, to, k place At the New London T.Tern, in Cheaptitle, Mr. THORN roe in the Chair, when the Hon. Gentleman read x report of the flame of the Company In the Meeting. It concluded with oh. fey ving, that, in confeetience of one of the objeas whi,h the Company hid been formed, viz. the rib lition of the Slave Trade, being in a f a ir tr.in ot ac enne tithment ; the Company being conliderably in debt, and their expences unavoidably incretifin•r I— the G,Ternors, tnerefore, recomiternded the giving, lip ihe c, luny to Gnv,rnment. On th_yrlday brig. Ft Ce+aeroe attended a Commit tee o f t h e ,iv y Own- Cil, and made an over of the Company'. Chaver.--. THNINTuII received for anfwcr, that ne Cfr r .uld he laid before his Ma.; rex r. L is fitrio ,, lea Curie diflienity will atife, on account of the Comp.'''. ',Oiling to retain home power in the Colony, a:though they give up the Chatter. NM