Star. — London, England, 1806-02-26 00:00:00

__..mere was no neceffity for it, but .it Was A woth to conceal danger when itedually exited, .1 thus lead people on blindfold td their deftruetion. 4 was emit irrany department of Government, butt *tore particulaily fo in the cafe of the Emit India Conapiny. Botthe would pot it to hint, whether of late the error bad not been cothmittrid much oftener in the Way Of &Wenn, than the way of alarm, at haft as liar as regarded this fubjeet t Plow, experience w•suld thach the wife to avoid thole faults into which they bad found.others molt apt to fall. Certain it was that Much left was to be apprehended from too ranchjea loot? than from ton much negligence. No objeltiolli Nod been made to the motion of his Hon. Friend nedY him (Mr. Prantis.) He had only been requeßed.dtP pollpene it upon a point Of convenience; to whisk he had properly agreed. Before he fat dowri he mill not avoid paying that tributertfpraile to the induftry,i perfeveranee and elear•fighted policy of his Honest:re able Friend, on mietlinns relative to India, whit* . they fo much deferved. No merit belonging to shy other who had turned his attention to tittle fubjeth, however high it might be, could poaibly be put in Competition with that which his Hon. Friend might fairly and pally claim. • • Mr. GRAN I' explained.- i • , Lord MORPETH oblerved, that there appeared to be nn objeaion to the principles of ihefe motion.. It would be in the reeolledion of the Hoar, this the half million 'which the Comptinj had engaged to pay ' to the public had only heen paid in one inflance.— This was it matter of complete notoriety. He would be lorry Id withhold any inforenatioh ; but he. fob witted to' the Hunottrabie Gentleman (Mr. Paull) whether% win Meefary for halt to prefi his motions, as they reliSted only to p lota -which were univerfelly lthrions. : - • - ' . Sir 'A -METCALF contended that the payment fh the oth/it was only to be Made proviflonally.— While.the debt was incisaang thete could be no for. Plus, and of courfe no payment doe. But his chief bbleet in rifinE 'was to thew, that though the hilt millinn had not been regularly paid, the country had devised other advantages horn the Company more than ennal to it. The duties then on tea had been !aired from i sit per tent. to oy per cent. The refill ' frunathis was, that if the duty had continued at ias Feiceiti:the fum paid intothe Exchequer, fuppoftrig the half 'Million to hive been regularly paid, would have bet. Gee millions.. 'Now, however, in the in. treated duty on tea, thtfum *dually paid into the twin quer was teventeen millions. Kr. Alderman PRINStP had Slimed to the debars on this ruble& . with peculiar interell, His opinion always had, been,' that 'it was improper to tread any 'alarm with ',god to the Company's affairs, if it could be' voided . The Houle Would do lfim thejoftica to ackhoeriedge that htliad never . highly urged ilti ipfkintotent of a Committee. but helknew ihnstreet terpotifibility attached m tha.Go. 6 4 • uftwatent. , Wives swats of the alarm that may Se eyeiwel* by tisk appointment of a Committee of ingisilt, bill - pie fed It upon - the rtifpenfibility of Molders tgicavilofuch.invelligatinna to, rains place, as to (eddy thonfelftt whether.the amazing amount Of the pfiteneditbt lift atierred front a piing com• liefie, Or fFoen at greitintriafe of iniptirry force and indium eapenclitme..,TlMYpught to:entiftignne . to And (*tribe 110 mita aftwamusediag • the paraiirx::4l' a ' flarplus and an incr. yacht; a Gunsifhiss-4.lnee of affairt„ and sn. eg o fftvenee, and tfiereallog Z 1 teriffliterect t ati exill alas anstalWatarne Moment, in the concetwacit site fame ytaiiinpanr. He laiscated • _bat the commerce of Indialtsaupyfined to the Com pa,ny,. tit the exclufinn qr . 's* maim% but hie Majell y's Oft We- He expreffed his willingnet's to g i v e (10. . • weemosent catty &frailest,e in his powerin culling on Ilia iileptiries.' , r •wr.'' t•-t et. -:.L' s' — Kr. jolitirrerzlitetkveci thank fltood not ,'.fro yhde the Hance Withinany remarks ns this. hurt.. me*" ; Ern, 6ecauft dm mmilitin was psernaluft.fince .k woeld Mire-waft •MI Ward mush better after the , •wodetuots hadWerelaid On the table; and next, be-, si Itute the tebtidfffp Mit.iff cis ought not .at preterit' fo • Its turgid away • (tom affairs that trio% ir ed their` Mime immediate labours,. But be would-far, however,: &at se blame whatever attached to the Cimpatty, ft, If w;ss clear froth the accounts that their f,ailute to Pat SAC funs s=aid upon to the public, arofe from eke waft in winch they had been engaged. No Cam- Inittitei lie contended, was neceffary, as every 0141' was detailed in the accounts - in the ctealett and mt. Sitwell Manner. And when differences ..tore between `his Honourable. Friend (Mr. Francis) and hingelf on life one tide, and the Noble Lord (Cakleteagli) near him on throttler, the cattle war, that the Noble L rJ Always proceeded upon the efiinaates,whde they con * Andy attended to theoefults. 'there Was nu differ ence as to fails. Sir HUGH INGLIS, alludiag to an obfervation that had fallen from Mr. Alderman Pi infep, ob ferved, that it was impoffible for the EAR India Corn. )any to engrofs the whok trade of Arl4, ii , ed that other nations had long limn in the habit of trading is it. He adverted to the profpeels that the Com panyhad had in 1793, and contended that their di l appointments had ariten from the wars in which they had been intenlved. Government had had the nfe of their (hips- and troops fur nothing in fome expeditions. The account , would prove that the dividends a: nfe fnom the pr. fits of trade, and not from money heir. 'owed in India. He objetled to a Committee for inveftigating the rife and progrefs of the debt. Mr. Alderman PRINSEP explained. Dr. LAURENCE fupported the motion ; and utfervcd, 'that it now appeared the Noble Lord'. Battering flatement of the abundantly pro/Peron. Rate of the affairs of the Company in -1803, was entirely founded upon a profpeeive Itappolition of a perma nant peace ; whereas, in one month afterwards, his Majelly's Meffage was branght down to the Houle, • pion c_ announcing the ex Ift t a fiCW war. hIr.PAULL replied to the I . everal a rgitruents again II his motion. He denied that the defalcations in quef tion were chargeable to the account of. war ; on the contrary, his objedion was, that when the war broke out, fufficient espence had not been gone into in the preparation for its continuance, or the means of bringing it to 3 fpeedy Wile. lie was prepared to prove, that the defalcation :sole lll , lll a ruinous fyl . ' tern of c•mtniette, by btorcwing money at. twelv,• and fifteen f ir cent. f,,t ' ,rebating Myelin-tents, anti' 5-11 per cert. paid f..t conimillion upon 'hot'. irritelt• wantim y, lavi . ar.d unnece ardy.expenderlausaler the diration of the Noble Lord late at the headrf the Governmeht there. The nbjts) of his enquiry was, not to criminate the Court of Direflort, but to put the fiddle on the rightlorfe, and to'beirig home refponfiltility where it nopsbe to attach. .1 Mr. HILEY ADDING l'O'N fel ionOr deprecated the prominent difpofition manifelled fir frequeniTilsy the Honourable Gentleman aho (poke lest, to afperfe and criminate the ehararlier of a Noble Perim, not now prefem to defend himfelf, and this before any document to (drain his allegations, or any regular enquiry into the Noble Perfbn s crnduel was before the Houfe. At leaft he was litre if the Honourable ' Gentleman did not condefcend to take the advice he now took the liberty troffer him, he had frifficient ex pei ience of the candour and liberality of the Houfe ' to be convinced that fuch allegations, thus unfup ported by any thing but &fret Lien. would have no weight in their opinion. The quedion being now put, the fcveral motions of Mr. Paull were carried. • JOINT ACCOUNT. The CHANCELLOR of theEXCHP9IJER moved for 'Coat. mitti• to examine the joint Account between Groat Britain and Ittland..-nThe Committee was appointed, and the Claudio, of the Fschtiocr, Mr. Panic, Mr. 5.- ng, Mr. Corry, Mr. Denali Brown, Sir John Stewart, Lord Primrote, Mr. Hawthorn, Mr. Long, Mr. viewer; Mr. Rafe, and lilt Eno Nemo, were smog the members 04 ON ANC'S. The CHANCELL wouId OR, a the LXCHESZIER pvetrtice that Tl.torday he move for leave to Wog in a bill to regulate the Ordnance Ofilm. The milldam - 1m of the report ',Lord Cellingwood'a Annuity Bill was palpated an Moeda,. The Iriih Lands Partition 101 wasrend a 'Mond dam, and or &rad to be committed on florally • The other erderearrerettien difpoillded.Adjourned tic Thusfday THE kiretNlA - 6 — STeCk. LONDON.- WEDNESDAY, PERRI/ART mi. PRICE 01P rrocxs YESTERDAY: Bank Bock soOlaosi 2 J ladle Ronda sa. a 3s. 3 per kt Red. As 6,* bap. 3 pa Can 6oi per Cent Cast lloWe Imp. Am. 9 t-t 6 4 per Cell. 7941 Exasen &us la 3t. Prim. y per Cent. Navy past Lottery Tickets tol. toe. 1-t.og Amt. 1;* Coe for see. doff Dossier, Pas. sr i-or re Cent. Gum Deb. net lathasses—Dollin ea cameo, hi ass: . , The &Teuton which took plide night • the Houle of Commons upon thewlfairs of India, was lattrgling. We hope it will prove the forerunnee of a thorough iovelligetion of many important points tele - rya, 4A.tpe ex..enfies dominions which we told in that quarter of the world. . The extra& Which we have this day laid befure our Readers, from the American papers, are intereMng. A Arong law has been proptsfed in Congrefs again& the impreffing of Americio tailors by foreigners., It is evidently levelled at this country, and, if it. be pallid, aught to be met by another law on our part, inapnaog a puoiflinitiot equally fevers on any foreign Captain who (hall be ecinvidled . of knowingly endeavouring to hide the place of birth of .llritifh (ca meo found in his vac!. The Finch Government etudes the Americans of tarrying on an unlawful trade with St. Domingo. They will not eafily rebut the charge, though they have been fo clamorous/ter nations preying on their commerce. 4 „,, s T - 7011.111, • A mercantile Isotafadmekkanythos remind a let ter Frain. gotierdrint; mititletfiniins the folloWing Artie?! t•-•• Prepsit!tiiii4 airti:idttitirward to refume the Expeditioo adoissitloktsgi order has alto been gires.Aliati, minim freighted fpr the Bs iiith ports; an4,l 3bi lohl, that the dive& conveyance or kith's:U*oFri, Wail incl." jai air A I • GIARALTAK AND NAPLES. The fulOined letters 1117444arreslate a date as the an e intelligence from the Mediterr p an inferted in our paper of Satutday.laft, but they contain Come in terefl ing particulars not before publithed. The one from Naples, though circomftances are much altered (ince the period when it was written, will prove in teteiling to thole who have . relatives. in the lie itifh Army which was cleansed (or die 'potation of that Kingdom. GIBRALTAR.] ‘NUARY This morning tarty,; Lord Cticcixownoo, with thirteen fail of the line. paired the Streights to the Wcitward, to cruize off Cadiz. The Swarrsual came to anchor in the Bay to refit. At twelve o'clock a large ordnance tranf?ort was taken off Eur,pa Point by a firgie gun boat after liana anion, and was CAI tied into Algeciras. A gun brig and two gun boats went out to attempt to re capture-her, hat they were, as is ofuelly the cafe here, tou'lati to be rif any tarsier. • llairily a week elapfes, that . forne Englifh wer e ' is not . r.skea and carried into Algefiras by the enemy's gun bOats, in fight of all our men of war lyirz in the _ CAY• JANUARY 6. The Mosoisma armed brig arrived from Naples in twenty-twit I.sys; with difpatthes from Sir Jamas CRAM, with which the proceeds for England to: (morrow. Sir Jests Came's* army was quartered in the neighbourhood of Naples. where it was fuppefed they etottki wait for fuithei orders befoie . .thcy pro. ended farther.iato the country, _• • 1111102111" 7._ - - - - The Spaniards Are fitting ovt four ( A R o f t h e la ne ishiehtis 411 that rcpaibiof their fleet in ready for lea. It is generally believed in that coon , try that they will be obliged to march an army into Portugal in the Spring,hy command a Bog:SPIRTS.' The King tif Spain is completely in his dotage, and the Prince of the Peace, by n lawn that kingdom is governedhis devoted to •Bri J•NVAAY rj. The . DINADIABUGUT, MINOTAUR, and Taun t:mate, arrived to-day, from Lord Cottreowooo's fleet, to take in water and prov Wrung. JANUARY 14. The BraOts arrived to day from Lilbon, with the mails of the 33d Ult. JANUARY It. All onr accounts from Madrid Rate, that Portu gal is to be invaded by a Spanilh or French army this fummer, and that the French Anibaffidur there has alfured the Spanifh Government, in the mull ex plicit terms, that En AAAAAA a will confent to tio puce, in which Portugal being again annexed er Spain does not form one of the articles of the treaty. The SOPHIS fails this afternoon, with the mails for Lilbon. CAST€I.I. A MAIM Naples Bay, November 39, Otos. AVe failed from Malta on the 3d of this month, with about ten thoufand men under Sir James CIL la, the different corps in the higheß order imaginable. On the 7th we joined the Ruffian oosiroy edi Sicily, hav ing about founeen'thoufand laid Visor on board. The whole. their Reered fur 4.ll4:itikNaples, in which we arrived altos a moll tedious paffage of IS days. We etpeeted to find the city and country both occupied by the French missy underGeneralSr.CTl, and meafures were accordingly preconcerted on our parts to force our landing, and to diflndge them. On our arrival, however, we found that the enemy had abandoned their pofitions upon' the information of our approach; and had already repaffedihe frontier, fo that inftead of an, braille reception we had to eg& a g the Taraw weknose. The Ruffian dirifions were landed at the Mole of Naples, and are quartered in end about that City. The &id& troops were difernbarked the day after our snivel at Callen a Mare, by Sir Jena &tug; nader relmfe immediate command we are now can toned at this place, at Torre del Greco, and at other 'places in different airealoos throughout the neigh bourhood.- , Sir JAM/ Camel is eflabllfhed at Naples s and, as it is underllood titasibe is to have a general anmnand among the Allied }Wicket large, Sir JoHnSTUAIT will rennin principal in command of the Britilh co lumn. As we are almoß Ill' of us here Egyptian regiments, we have already' fun his promptitude and abilities fo gallantly and' fuceefsfully, exerted,' that we have every eenfidence in one-leader. The lirideft difcipline has been enjoined ro, and is obferved by the troops. The hibabi tants le stonfequ en c e treat us with greateakemof ale/lien. Their regard, however, is ninth evicreifed by I circumßance which they were not astschAmeolioened -to meet with from their late Ft each ProttiTor—They are/di/for whatever they furilh. Every exertion is making by Sir jaws' Clam, as well ai by our Arnbaflador it this Glut, to procure the peccary (applies of hocks, waggons, &c. for our furore movements, and in ihe.cotirle of a vet y few days it. tape& that our cavalry, as well as our artillett; : vr i ilpf . apinnplestlj mounted. General .taiitr;,(aa Englffiman by birth) who commands the fltlifflds troops, and Sir JA KIS Caa ib ' are to be at the head of the allied forces of the whole kingdom, including the Neapolitans. We are about four miles from Pompeia, among whole awftd-retint we may often !nonlife upon the uncertainty of. human eilablithments. The inhabi tants of Pompeia were wrapt in the arms of fleep, and unfulpiiinus of misfortune, when our burning neigh boor, Vefuvius, burfi upon and overwhelmed them in a moment : above nineteen centuries elapled before a trace of the city was (lit - covered, You cannot con ceive how fortunate I think tnyfelf that my profegion has given me an opportunity of teeing this interefling country. No appropriation certainly could have been more defirable Cu us as foldiers t what a contrail in the foliage even at Ibis feafon, and in the exuberant fertility of the foil to the batten fultry Rock of Malta! A Meeting of the Livery was held yefterday at when feveral Refolutions were palled, a Copy of which will be found in the Advertifement in the lint page of our paper. No oppofition was offered. Yellerday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild. hall, at which were pi clout the LOS D NIA SUR, 14 Al dcrmen, the Recorder, SheriS, and City Officers. The Court, on istrefligating the Mealweighers re ports. ordered the price of bread to be reduced half , an afEze, or one penny in the peck loaf, to commence to-morrow. The (mice of the tiourtern kid', wheaten, will then be r rid. and Houfehold is d. WILLIAM Doravit.t.s, Efq. lately eleded Alderman of the. Ward of Q . Lieenhithe, to the room of Mr. Al derman SKINNER. deceafed, being introduced by the Deputy and Common Councilmen of that Ward, was fworn into that office, and took his feat on the Al dermen's Bench. Mr. Ald-rman Comet, lately eledled Governor of the City's Plantations at Ullter, in Ireland (granted I to the City by King Charles the Second, by letters P.tent bearing date at Weaniiiiticr, tlie loth of April,, 1666) was fworn into that office before the Lore Mayor. as were alio WILLIAM HARDY, Efq. the Deputy Governor, and the telt of the Members of ' the Irilh bucicty. ' • • PLYMOUTH, 'ss. 24. -s-Came in the Venus, Capf. Itnanae, ft tim St. Bartholomew, Li•und to Bout: deans, laden with fitgar, detained ht ilteluein am, of 24 guns; Gond Verwagting, Captain SAKI,, t, oni London, bound to Chatante. Paged ty the Ceres, Captain GRILVILLA, frIT MOrlAil: film CHA *LOT Ti Baaros, an Englitti Lady, Waded him her s this, afternoon, and brought a packe' from the French Government for the Tranfporr Board. Sailed the COLPOTS. Of t 4 guns, on a c,uizc, and Pacierreo bomb, with a fleet under convoy to the Eall ward. la ousgoistms , P s i, a 5. —gaited his Majek's {hips Pt urn and CLIN RIR, on a cruise. tViod S. W. Dom, Fe.. as.—Patted by this Jiy at noon, one 1 of his Majelty's gun brigs, having in tow a (loop, laden with umber, which the took poffeflion of lift night, about nine miles off, from Dungenefe, on fire, which, however, was extinguifbed, after fome time and trouble. 'this amp was captured yeiterday evening, by one of the enemy's erniztrs, which was efeorimg het over to the French coat; but on the gun brig heaving in light, the pia took the pito- • r le out of the (loop, fet her on tire, and then made off: Seldom a night paffes, hilt the French pt i waivers come over on this cnalt, and take off fome of our veffels ; furely fomething ought to he date to remedy this evil. Our cruizers are certainly nitnierioss enough to prevent the privateers fr mot leaving their own ports, and are as capable of keeping tilt lea as they are t • bits it fiequently happens, that as fan; as the wii4 comes on to.,tdow hell* frcun the Southward end Wellward, our veffels run for the Downs, and leave the coal! defencelefs. Sailed this day the following velf.:ll : Ship Divine Pallora, Captain Lana, of Plymouth. bound to London, with wine, from Opor to ; brig Gerechtigheid, Captain Toot, of Stralfund, for thallore, to wait for convoy, being bound to Hamburgh, with wine and fruit, horn Malaga; brig Rowena, Captain WeRMAN, of this port, bound to Linton, with filh ;.._ Cutter Princets Augußa , Lieute nant STII. AC RT,fOr YA/mouth.—Wind S. W, moderate. Dam., Fee. Lt.—Sailed for the River, the Dili gence and Swift EAR India pil..t Tsif ls. with the 1..r.ril Hawkelbury an 4 the Duke of Montrofe Eat Indiamen; and the Aurora. —, from Wall, a retaken flip. At rived the D RYA •rev i OR homb, from Sheerusfa I Dalton fluop of war. front a cruise; and l'lmsroaractTe frigate. horn Yarmomh, haying on board General Dow and Nile, and remain in the Dowa with the sell of she {hips •as per lath The FURY bomb has a fignal Hying fur a convoy to the wellward. ' Wind S. W. . „. Fes. a; . — Sailed the Cron e r‘ and 11 bops of war, on a citsise. Arrived the Moamar gun brig from Purtfmoinh, and the 'Lasts a gun brig, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the Edgar, Utrecht, and Trudy men of war ; Venus and Plns- risnetalite frigates ; Bonetta, Murquito, and' the ' Railker (loops of war; Fury, and the Devallation bomb; feveral gunbrigs ; Lord Nelboi, end Wel- thamllow Eat Indiamen t Policy, Jaawooo, fur the South Seas ; Btitanaia, Tv,. fr Ti inidad ; Wil liam Murdock, Timms. for Biltimore, and {event other outward bound veffels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CaaVaeßls). raw 54.--Psabd by 1114 Sett:4lllSS. Yowl, rod*. [Draper. Mkeneille twat Belton ; Dealer, Prid.lle, from Log- Mk t Levi Nifirts. - Liedles i Nosey. hornet!, tad the Ilekre ; rem diem the were. - olds. 15.—Pliad by the FHmbetb, Denning. from Triable; Sake. Itema Madeira; Ann. Stetting, Irma the like ; a m Parnell. frees Dublin . • Fedor, Conway; St. Pawkily ; M'Coantll; and the Ames, t =dm beat ' IMs Med Prates, Boland, for Baltimore; Ass. Ileteekbiliest t :]steisses, Mellen, and the Thirmatm,plett, fee lisahleg,6 Monday' the difpatches, by the underinentioned flips were finally doled at the Itail India Hoare, and delivered to the refpedtive Purferr, vit. 1 Ships. Comatancicra Station,. Elphlnßone, Crsig, Bombay sad China. ' Wlnehelfea, Wm. Moffat, Ditto Ditto. perfeeesenee, J. Twedale, St.Hetsna.Balcooies,lk Meta, cm'. w.Dumford, Bombay and China. Widmer Cattle, L Dodds, Ditto Ditto. . Fax, G. bonbons, Madras and Chins. Lord Canters-ash, C. Kymer, Madroo and Bengal. Slr W. Ccullor, 0. Hooper, Ditto Ditto. . ' Yefterday the difpatches were finally 'clofed at the Raft India Houk, and delivered to the Furter' ofik; following (hips, viz. Lily Jana pandas, Capt. lion. H 1.100111 %fad/used Hugh Inglis, W. F.irfax b • .6 41 10, Bengal, --- A. Cunith • - Ainwick Cattle, -- C. E. Prat:cut J ill =" 1 Extra& of a letter from a young Officer nn board the Amphitrite tranfport, St. Salvadure, (South Ame rica) November al, 1805. . n We arrived here lad week. tut do not yet .now *vedettes don. We are to fail again in two or three d.. ) .. We kb Cork. • or rather Cove. the Jilt of July, and her e been ~,,, Guce an our parer here. It is Rill thought, that the Cape ot Good Hope is our deitintd (pot ; other, think that we than be employed ea this coati, which I Mould Ilk: very much, as the ISpar.lth dollars and doubloons will fly about at a fine rate. 'I be armlet:l of the expe• dition confide of the 54th, ;Bth. lilt, rad, 8 3 J. and 9ja regi ',mots of toot, with GE tr, ops of the omit light dragoons, dote • companies of the Royal Artillery ; one company of the Royal B s . sincere, and two companies of the Staff Corp.. ws are mounting our dragoons here. We kit two thlps on the patrop, the King . George traafpart. with artillery on board, and the utt Indiaman. General Yorke was lull in the Ling G eorge ." I *--.------ ' 5 A (filcher lately art ived from Holland. has brought .. ....1 4 home a Dutch wife, who weighs jivrafon (tone. i In enntequenee of advice, having been received of the efcape of four more fail of the line and a corvette from Bra. a fquadron has been d:tpatched from Plymouth. The enemy were watched for tome lime by the Coax tsr gun•brig, of 14 stabs, which gal lantly attacked a French corvette, of 24 guns, and drove her upon time rocks ou the Freiti.licaall. On Monday tall, at twelve o'clock, died at his • h I honfe in Hertford•lt4et, May Fair, in the 87th year of his age, the Right Hon. EDREUvU SAXTON Patty. Lord Vitcount rim His L. rdlhip was born April 3, 1719, and married, fit It, MAR rn A, yotingea dough. ICI* of Joust %laaTls, Ely. who hied without Ate i his Lordlhip married, fecondly, Oftiiher 27, 176 j, ELMABITH, faller of THOMAS, VU - count de Vzsar, and has ,floe DIANA Jaws, born Odlober the 27th, 1764, married THOMAS, sideß Inn of Vifeount NORTHLAND; FRAWCLS, in irsied January 3, 17 8 9 , NICHOLAS CALVSRT, Fail. 1 DusLiN C•STLII, FEB. 21. —Isis MAJICTT has been pleated, by his Royal Letters Patent, under the Great Seal of Ireland, to appoint 'Etierann MAUI., Efq. one of his Majeary's Inflicts of the 1:04.i of Ccmmon Pleas in Ireland, in the tool of Illagatas , Ftwaucasa, Efq. refigned. • , :. . , .