Star. — London, England, 1806-03-21 00:00:00

THE EYE VING !TAR: LONDON. PRIDAY, MARCH si. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DZY;tr)/a O'CLOCK Coot°ls, for mourn Got—for April 6011. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 203 op 3. India Bonds, par is. dir. per Cent. Conf. 6olfia Exch. Bill., va. dif. par s per Cent. Navy otit EnglifhTickets tot as. Imila Hoods, par is. MC Conf. ( or ate. 6nfill The prevailing, and we believe the bPft founded opinion retpeding the difpatches brought by the French boat is. that they relate merely to the bull sefs of an exchange of prifoners, and not to any thing connoted with propofition, for a ncgociation. The Commander of the boat which brought them had orders to have no ccrnmunication with the fhore.— Mont. Boesozrer, a French pilot, who was in the boat, lays that Boulogne is become a King's port ; TO merchant veffelt, privateers, nr even prizes, are (offered to enter, orders loaded with ordnance or mi litary floret : there has been a very large baton made to hold the flotilla, which comics 17 feet water at high tide ; and the port is Paid to contain ten at low later ; a large harbour is alfo made at Wymill, and gt Vimereoz. with iturnettfe fortifications to defend theta, and the Boti la is again equipping. Our Readers will perceive, by recurring to our Report of the proceedings of the Houfe of Commons night, that Mr. Secretary Winona,* does ow .bring forward his new plan of Mi;itary Defence on Monday nett. On Friday the &Unifier will fubmit pis Budget to ate confideration of Parliameitt. The Catholic Body of Irefand have decided by a great majority, at their meeting. on Satutday lift, in Dublin, that they would ref! the queflion of their Claims upon the diferetion and kindnefs of the prefent Government. Tht divillon upon this occafion did sot fo math arife from any difference of tipinion as to the main queftiorr, as to that of the appointment of a regular and Sanding Committee for the fuperin iendaoce of their affairs. A Committee of io Members. including the No bility and certain Ecelefiallics of that perfnation, to proem an addrefs to the Duke of BED►ORD, was alto chofen on that disk. Yefterday morning Mr. TAYLOR, the late Minifler at the Court of the Ele&or of Heffe Calle', arrived in town, and immediately bed an interview with Mr. Secretary For. Yeflerday Carncalx tranfatted bulinefs at Mr. WINDM AM'S office. Early yellerday morning the Duke of You ar. rived at Windfor. and rode on horfeback with his MAJESTY, the Duke of CUMBERLAND, and the Frio- Iceffes AUGUSTA and Sormiit. YefterdaT, at one o'clock, Mr. Fox had an midi. fence of the Panics of Waxes. Mr. Fox removes into the Duke of 1112/011D'I bottle on Monday. On Wednefday he will give a grand dinner to the Panics. Lord Gasavuxo, and a number of Mininerial Friends. Yefterday the Duke and Duchefa of BIDFORD left town for Ireland. They will (lop atWoburn Abbey all this day. To-morrow they will proceed on their route to Holyhead, but their retinue is fo numerous, that they will not reach that place until Monday or Taefday. A part of their fuite left the Stable-yard, 6t. James's, on Wednefday afternoon for Holyhead. 'lle Hon. AUGUSTUS CAVINDISH BR•DSHAW is ippointed Teller of the Irith Exchequer.in the room of Mr. Novit.t.e.. Mr. BRADSHAW is fccond fon of the late Sir Hamer Coogan/tin, and the Baronets of i Vi r AYI ttttt . Yefterday morning the Earl of LAUDIRDALI, ac eortspanied by his nephew the Marquis of Twenties', fet off from Thomas Hotel, Berkeley-Ignore, for his that In Scotland, and on his return thence, his Lord fillip will immediately take his departure f or India. At a General Court of the Corporation of Trinity Houle, held yeßerday, Earl SFUICSR was unani• mouth , elated Mailer of the Corporation, in the room of the Right Hon. Wu. Pure ' deceafed. By miftake it was Rated in all the Papers of yet terday that there are two Blue Ribbands vacant.— There is but one, that of the late Marquis Coon. wiLLis, which, we underttand, is to be given to the Marquis of STAFFORD. The Blue Ribband of the late Lord LAMSDOWS was given tome time ago to Lord DARTMOUTH. Captain BEDFORD, of the PRINCE or WALE., is expened to command the KENT, of 74 guns, now repairing at Plymouth : Ore is one of the &it of her late, and hitherto a flag fhip. Lieutenant• Colonel Kraamau, an old and expe rienced officer; has jua completed a very minute infpeEtion of the Northern and Southern Brigades of Volunteers in Devon, fuppofed preparatory to the new fyflem, which (brae reports fay, will be partly as follows: Volunteers to be found their clothing. parochial drills to be dropt, and a permanent duty of three weeks to he annually gone through in Tome sarrifon town. We cannot, however * vouch for this _ . Yellerday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, at which were ',relent the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, the Recorder, Sheriffi, and a great num• ber of CommonerA. The minutes of the laR Court were read and confirmed. A letter from Lord Barrington, inclofing a Yeti ticm on behalf of feveral feamen, pi ifi,ners, confined in the Citadel of Valenciennes, iii Fiance, esas read and referred to the committee for General Porpores, ti . ) confider the belt mole of promoting and affording relief to cur fellow ft,yr.,:ls, t ho arc prilimers in France, are to I CV; t t1101:011. It was refolved, that the tucaittre for imprGring Smithfield market be again referred to the Commit:Le of City Lando. with dualions to confider the expe diency of removing it tt. louse other place, where it may be carried into effett at a moderate expence, and with infirultions, if any pan of the improvement &mild be without the limits of the City. to have the ; fame incorporated therewith. Al, • INK YeflerJay, portant to notice, a General Court was held at the Bank of England, for the purpofe of confidering of a dividend for the lait half year, and other bufinefa relative to the Bank concerns. The Governor and Company gave it to be under. flood, that nn km would be given on this occafinn, and the ufual dividend of 31. los. was ordered to be paid. Mr. Low moss tumefied to the Governor, the pro priety of always gyring a few weeks notice to the Proprietors of Bank Stock, when a bents was intended to be given, as it frequently happened, that for want of Ruch necefary information they fold out their flock at the very eve of a tortur being allowed, and thereby 101 l the benefit which would otherwife have accrued to them. The Governor informed the Proprietors, that he had received intimation from the CH•riciLLOR of the xcasossa, that it would be inconvenient to Go vernment to pay to the Bark the three millions which was owing, and would become due on the sth of April t and, therefore, propofed, that Government fhould be permitted to retain it, until fix months after a Definitive Treaty of Peace was figned. He re minded them, that there three millions were the fame which had been lent to Government for fix years, without intereft, as a cnnfideration for the prolonga tion of the Bank Charter for as years. The interefi, which would be eonfiderable, would be equally dif tributed among the Proprietors of Bank stock. The propofal was affented to without oppofition. Eztrad of a letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated i nth January; t Sod. " Here we are once 01Orr, with the Brides flag dying, and I hope it will never again be hauled down. We had conliderabk, indeed revere, difficulties to far:nowt, but that. were enemmtered with a patience and fortitude (eldest, I bdieve, equalled. The ladies was difficult and the adion dep. I have had thegood for tune to command men whore fortitude and perfeverancerote to. perior to every °Mimic. My Highlanders were ordered to ad vance (from the nature of the ground little fupported by our ar tiller) ) 'Bakal a Wry beery train of the enemy's guns, fopported by a numerous cavalry and a large body of infantry. They marched on at a Ready regular pace, without returedng a that, In as good a line ea if on a parade, and did not Aso dll ordered to do to. The enemy, afraid of theft bayenets, began to fly In all diroftiona, and few, except the wounded, fell into our hands. Two guns were left en the dad I write In hafte, as lam Jolt arrived in mien.— General Deresford has marched agate* the Governer, who Rill 1 1 pretends to hold out, although in a pin degree defected by hi. troupe We have (offered coolidadde fatigue. My Command ing Olken behaved nobly. Colonel Grant, of the yid regiment, though kverely wounded and thrown from his bait, was again mounted and at the head of bb Men. Colonel Part, of the ytft, was wounded on landing, and never told me to until all was over. Wdr was lightly wounded,but Rill went on. Colonel Halket led on his men with the greateft cootnets and coo rage. Colonel Ho nyman, though wounded, did not quit his rank,. With Inch ex amples sod Itch men, It was impoffible to do wrong." Some Paris Papers have arrived, of the tsth ;al One of them, the Geed& de France, contains a Note, which feems to fliew that the French ex pea Boma- PARTes Speech will pave the way for a Negociation for Peace. It iaa Note upon an article of intelligence, which mentions that " Mr. Fos Coffered himfeff to be very eafily perfuaded by Lord GRIN viLLE, that peace could not be thought of on account of the unfavourable circumlances and unpropitious fitnation in which England found herfelf :" " SO much the better: at lean fame realm is aligned. But when Lord Grenville and Mr. Fox doll have read the Speech de • livered ti the Emperor of the French at the opening of the Le illative Body ; when they mall have ken that, notwithftanding the sinfiroorraile eirconfleseee and setretitier: petition In which England Ands herfelf, his Maietty, who is ever guided by the principles of moderation and humanity, contents, neverttates, to take for its bake of peace the Mpulations of the Treaty of Amiens, there Minifters, perhaps, will be of a different opinion : for, If it be true, according to the London Newfpspera, that the Eyelids Government continues the war for no other reafon but beaufe its ltuation is too unfavourable, as well as too critical, to admit of making any advantageous peace, the (Orb of moderation evinced by the Emperor of the French cannot manLfeft Welt more oppor tunely for England." The fquadron under the command of Sir Jolla Wakes m is deftined to cruise for a certain time, in the latitude of St. Helena, as by late accounts the French Admiral Limits was teen hovering about that island. By letters from Gibraltar, we learn, that the wounded heroes of Trafalgar are recovering fait, the climate being, from its mildnefs, extremely fa vourable, and the 'Jamul Staff having paid the greateft attention to them., The greated part, if not the whole of this gallant body, will be able to return home early in the fummer. Mr. Cnenvviv, and the two Cons of Lord Noe- BURY, after Coffering fhipwreck, and almoft unexam pled fatigue and hardthip, were tale, at Conftantino nople, on the Bth of November. They have f a c e 'tithed Athens, and are now in petted health at Vienna. A letter from Gluckfladt, of the 3d inflant, among other (Viagra necafioned by the late dreadful form in the North Seas, mentions that an Englifh (kip of war, commanded by Capt. Rye, had been (trended at Freyburg, and had received confiderabie damage. We preform this veffel to be the PROVIDENCE, of 16 guns, which belongs to the North Sea Convoy. The tarry 7 lirver was yeflerday rehearfed a third time at Drury•lane Theatre. The fcenery is moil particularly grand and beautiful. The battle between Mendoza and Harry Lee,' which has excited fo much inttrea among the am,,. tears of late, took place this day. The ferric (.1 adi in lay on Grit - aka,' Green, near Farnboronp,h, ;n Kent, the roads to which place wet e crowded at an early hour this morning with carriages of all defcrip lions, from the Nobleman's cl: trim, to the market cart : an immmfc multitude attended nn font alto. On W,ditefday morning, between rile and two o'clock, a large mat's of the venerable remains of the ancient wall of Rocheller Cattle, gave way, with a molt dreadful trails, and falling on a Wed occupied by Mr. Bu rc aft, coach maker, of Rochelier, entirely defrayed the fame, and damaged leveed ehlifes, ttc. which were Minding tinder and near it. The mat: which fell was thirty feet high, and above twenty in width, and its tall is fimpofed to have been occaliuned by the Willing fsprins the foundation of it. NAUTICAL IhrELLIGENCr. PENZANCII, MARCH tB.—Since my the Star, of and from Dartmouth, RANDALL, arrived here, viad bound, with clay, Etc. for Britlol ; alfo the American flip the Dart, of and from New York, Capt. FANNING, with fugal., cotton, and coffee, for Amflerdam, in order to replace her gib.boorn and boats, which were carried away in a late gale ; and alfo the Norway Ittip the Twn Brothers, of and from Dram, Capt. gum., with timber and deals for this place. PORTSMOUTN,MARCII ae.—Arrived Otte Dtriwora and the ASSAULT gun brigs from a cruize.—Sailed his Majeßy's fhips Ocean, EuavaLtrs, &starts, and the Dr Lao sacs, with a convoy for the Mediterranean, C us and Maw's, with a convoy for the Well Indies, STEADY, GANNIT, DARING, and HEARTY gun brigs. Wind S. E. Dowse, Mascot 20.—SElled the flonp Mariner, Captain SWINSIN, of and from Chriflianfand, with a cargo of 6th and deals, bound to Cherbourg. Laft night was brought in here the ketch Diana, Captain JA m a HOLTZ, of Stettin, bound from Bourdeaus, with a forgo of wine for Erarden : the was run on board of, off Beachcy Head, by a large (hip, which did her tonfiderable damage, having carried away her bow rprit, wizen mat, stud injured her hull very much. The French Officer, who was charged with the diepatches, brought over yefterday, had particular direttions net to have any communication with the (bore. DIAL, MARCIE 2o.—Sailed the PROSTBRO bomb, with the outward bound veffels under convoy, for Portfmouth ; ARUM!! frigate, and feveral gun brigs, for the French cosh: alto through the Downs, the rather and Sons, Homes, for Lisbon; and the George Wallington, Polio-ea, for New York:— Came down from Sheerners; the Tar:rural/SS hoop of war, and remains in the Mourns with the reft of the Gips as per lat. Wind North. .. YARMOUTH, MARCH so .— This morning Admiral Russia. failed on a cruize off the Teta, with the farming (hips, viz. Mat sane, of 74. guns, Admiral RIISSILL ; ELEPHANT, of 74 guns, Aularotzsv, NASSAU, DICTATOR, RUST, and STATELY, of 64 guns, each; FLORA frigate, Satre, GRIM, and F re' gun brigs: alto failed for the Downs the FALCON floop of war. Remain in the Roads, the Rosaucz, Admiral DOUGLAS; And Escort- gun br;g. Wind welled y. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVBSIND, MAIMS 20.--Pafed by the Andrew, Jacobs, from Norway; John Adams, Winder, from Sm anosh ; Fortuna, Keens, from Bremen ; James, Start, from Copenhagen ; Thorn hill Willcock, trout Liibon; /Ws, Schroder ; Leith packet, Brooks; and the Tiber, Wellbeck, front Hamlin:O. Sailed the Experi ment, Martin, for Africa ; Logan, 144•Connisi, for Wait ; and the Lavcly Peggy, Cahill, for Dobkin. Aaarniti,..ln the River, the Elise, Doggett, from Off Dover, the Julia, Vickery, from Virginia; and the Anna Mar garetta, from Malaga—At Southampton. the Armitadt, —, from Malagar—At Pottfmoutb, the Refolution, Wake, from Jamalca---At Liverpool, the Lancafter, —, from Barba docs ; and the Wafhington, --,from Clearlcflon--In the Clyde, Betray, Luke, from Charlcfton—At Hamburgb, the John and Peter, from Bengal—ln the 'lt'd, the Oliver Woolcott, Richards, from New York; and the Perfevarance, Bischltone, from Philadelphia—At Dublin, the Many, Hutchinfon, from London—At Barbadoes, the Ann, Williams, from Drilla; WWI. ftead. Wilton, from London; and the Paled" Amelia, Didion, from Africa4:llff Haftinp,devern, Blinn. from Baltimore—At Hoylake, Cod Hook, —, from Palcnno—At linasica, Grand Duke, Jones; and Jane, Campbell, from Africa. A brig fald to belong to Hull from the Baltic, put Into Groen ing by miftake, and is taken peal:flan of by the Dutch. The Thetis, Ratings, from Quebec to Jamaica, was captured sit January by a Spann privateer, of 4 guns and 86 men. The Charles, Ketopton, from New York to Bremen, was drove on Otore on the Writer Hever 27th ult in a fevcre gale, fince got off with loft of rudder, anchor, and cables; 400 bags of coffee raved, and more espetied.— fhe Bradt Hamm. from Ber gen to the Mediterranean, was Itr, , nded in the fame g a le between the Ryder and Hever. The vela full of water. Part of the cargo (fiat) Paved. The Cerra, Bousfield, from London, la condemned at Barba . The Anr, of Liverpool, from Whitby to Jamaica, is pat into Newhaven difinalled, having been on more ow Wells. The Clyde, of Greenock, Cunningham bound to Liverpool, !truck on the lands of the le of Man, Eth init. was fell in with on the 13th, without a rudder, by the Union packet, from Dublin, and towed into Holyhead 17th March, Two brigs (particulars unknown) were taken in the Channel the ioth inftant, A brig, with eleven or twelve men, fuppofed from Greenock to Canada, was loft Mir the entrap= of Londonderry River the pth inftant, with all her crew. The Heart of Oak, —, from Cbepftow to Povemouth, has been taken by a Frerfeh privateer, retaken by the Diana privateer of Weymouth, and arrived at that port. The Henrietta French privateer is taken of Bourbon by the Tarplichore. The Endeavour, front China, is taken of Mufeat by a French privateer. The American (loop Mary. AROtti, from Carthagena to the Havannah, detained by la Decouverte; the American chip Elea nor, Bowen, from Cuba to Bolton ' detained by the Stork Sloop ; and American fehooner ) ideph,Conn,from Cape Francois. ter Havannah, detained by the Diana frigate, are arrived at Naffau. The Spanith Settee la Forte, from La Cuayra to Cadiz, and the Swedith febooner Harrnoine, from the Havannah to St. Bartholo mew's, arrived at Bermuda the asth January; the former a prize to, and the latter detained by, his MaJefty's fhip Cambrian. The flora, Balding, from Savanna la Mar to Kingflon, Jamaica, was taken on the Bth January by a Spanifh privateer. The Andromache, Hlckka, from Jamaica to New York, run on there on Florida the 6th December. The principal part of Icr cages f.,ved and carried to New Providence. ihe Lord Ncifon cutter has teen taken, retaken by the Meteor bonnt , , and arrived at Cork the soth initant. The Prudence fehooner, from Leith to Oporn, foundered at Ica ; crew hood by one of the diet, and arrived at Oporto One of the Canada man of war's convoy from Port!mouth to the lA' eft Indica, name unknown, foundered at (Ca; crew raved by the Canada. The Leer pulse. Hanton, from Hamburg's, was 101 l on the coall or Holland the aBth ult. I he Delight, —, laden wfth oats, (lippercd to belong to Pc terh-a. l , win driven on elute near SalttLet the z sib toltant, atd all the crew drowned. The Faber, Rae, which Mason flare near Tr fmeur,is rot t ff. 1 he Pluigkeit. Haymake, frnm Ma1..7,a, h.. Dcw loreol up to Curthegena, and mutt there onlnad to r•yalr. The Doh Amlgns, Slmol., frnm Cork to I.lfSon, Is taken t y 3 Fpanith privateer, and carried into Vito. Madna, Barclay, for 3urtn.,m, la returned to Crairefend with loft of an anchor and rabic. The Swift, liorfwell, from Finters to London, it taken on the ctuft of Portugal. Tire Providence, Barter, from London to Laboit. Is taken and carried into Casa:n and er.re arilvcd at 1,11," DM.fRK•LANL CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MARCIT sr. Wheat is here in middling,quantitio; btu few frelh arrivals ; fine famples fupport laft rooted price ; other qualities extremely dull of tale. Good famples of fine Barley are in mina ; the few here fetch bet ter price; and Malt heavy file—White Peas in little demand, and few at hand—New Tick Beans in plerry—Oats in tolerable fopply, and maintain their price—The prices of Flour have little variation OfNtI2AL CUIIItIIC7 AS UNDICII I beat, 434 3611 68. NT gr. Orry Peak 321 ass Fine Ditto, ?la 744 gel Beans, (new) 333 38s Rye, 363 eos od Tick Ditto 25e. 3 ts. 01 Barley. 263 320 64 Oats, 23$ 261. 26. Malt, 61s 613, od Poiln4 ditto 30s 311 Od Wbite Peek, 331 4os Od Rape Seel, 491 411 per lak rite! ►[oUt. Fine Flour G.:A to 635. Seconds sis to 6os per lack. isSSIZaS. MAIDATOIII, MARCH 19.—jamesDanes was indicted for burglatioutly breaking and entering the dwel;il7: Knife of the Rev. Jas. Andrews, at !garden. in th s county, and Healing therefrom 20 thirty, aoL in mo• acy, plate, and other Riskin. to the value nf apt. Sarah Pierce, fervAnt to Mr . Andrews. Hated that . . on the night of the 26th of December la% about elc _ yen o'clock. Ilse %vie. about going to bed. hut openir g a back door to let rut a cat, it was violently , h - - againfl her, and five men immediately rulhed moo hnufe. The candle was heat out of her hand, ai, (he was feized by one of them, who dragged her up flair,—on getting up (lairs the raw her mailer, MI. Andrews, on the floor, with two men holding pillo:s to his bead. Mr. A. anted if they wanted to murder him i they raid no, they only wanted his money. 'Mr. A. gave them Tome money, which they (wore was not enough, and threatened to kill him, unle(s he (hewed tbeas hcis fecret drawer, which contained his ma and notes. Mr. A. gave then his keys; they then proceeded to rifle the houfe, which they did by breaking open every clofet, drawer, and cupboard, and ranfacking their contents. They Raid four hours in the /mute, and eat and drank what they pleated. She bad no he& cation in faying that the prifoner was one of the five who robbed the houfe. E. Baker, another female fervant, hated the fame fafls, ani was pofitive as to the perfon of the prifoner. Mr. Andrews confitmed the tehinsony of the fez vants, as to the mode of the robbery, but would not fwear to the perfon of the prifoner. The Learned Judge told the Jury that they musk acquit the prifoner of the burglary, inafmuch as there was no breaking to enter the dwelling•finafe, the rob bers having taken an opportunity of forcing their way when the door was opened for another perfon. But if they believed the prifoner to be one of the thieves, they would find him guilty of healing in the dwelling houfe. The Jury found the prifoner—Guilty of healing in the dwelling houfe to the amount of 401.—which equally fabjeds him to be hanged. Richard Butkr was indifted for the murder cal George Farr, at Dover, by giving him feveral mor• tal blows and kicks, on the tsth of ()Sober, of which he died on the 23d of the fame month. By the evidence of Wm. Gee, a foldier in the He. refordfhire Militia, it appeared, that the prifoner and the deceafed were both private foldiers. On the ssth of oElober the prifoner and the deceafed were playing at cards at the Carpenters' Arms, in Dover ; they quarreled about a chalk, and they began boxing— the prifoner kicked at the deceafed as well as (track him. In the third round they fell, and the prifonet's left knee fell in the belly of the deceafed. He imme diately cried out very much, and begged to be led glum make water ; they led him to the door, but no water would pals. He begged to be laid on his back on the table, and then declared that the prifoner had killed him. He lived a few days, and then died. The Milian' Surgeon of the Regiment proved that the deceafed died of an inflammation in the bladder, occafioned by external violence. The Jury found the prifoner guilty of manflaughter, and he was fentenced to fix months imprifonment. Mom: G►een was indiOed for manhaughter, in kil ling and haying John Clark, in the paril of Wool. with. The prifoner was a coal heaver, and the deceafed a coal whipper. On the 21ft of Auguft left, they were both at work on board the fame craft, and bap pening to quarrel, they went on (bore to box it out. In the third round the deceafed received a blow In the temple, which inflantly killed him. Tile Jury found the priloner guilty, but in confe• querce of hi' having been imrtifoned from Augult 1311, he was fined one and ordered to be dif. charged. eilians Sayers was indieled for manfiaughter, in killing and flaying John Dildridge, by forcing him to di ink four quarrerns of fpirits, called gin, of which he war chocked and fufrocated. I 1 Three witneffes were esilled. but their evidence amounted to no more than thot the deceafed was drunk, and begv,ed the pi ifoner to give him fume gin. The prifoner ordered him f.me more. which he drank voluntarily. He was (Sized with an apoplexy, and died. The Learned judge dirated the Jury to acquit the prifoner, that the quantity given by the prifoner wai not futficient to caufe death, and it swab the deceafed's own fault that he had drank mute.— Verdia Not Guilty. MARCH 20.—This day came on the trial of Cap tam Fa *acts TIIMPLt, IAtC Commander of his Ma jedy's Ihip Therm, fcr the frypofeJ murder of Tho -11141 Archard, a feaman bel,m,ing to that Slip, on her piff.sge from jamsica to mLi. country, in Septem. ber, The Grand J,o y of the County nf Kent NO, on Wedoeiday.thlown nut a bill of indiSment widish had been prdericd ag thc Captain for the A rne o ir c ricc, and he now furrencicrcd himfelf to take his trial. upon thc ingnif:tion which had been returned by the C••roner, eliJ a Jury of the City of Rochetter. CAptaill 1 5 4 syss attended into Court by a molt nunicious body of Naval Officers and other friends. objeftion being taken to the Inguifition, Mr. Juttice HUTH, who prelided, Rated. t►at the inqul. bawl could not poSidy be fesponad. mr I:■ FM