Star. — London, England, 1806-07-11 00:00:00

CoeiMing as above posh April 404, by No It. 1 1. 0 3 1 499 Dein& Sinking Fund as shove 3,800,056 biet amount of Affe• un loth Apr n 1 04 1 4.05.'43 h.e►nft of Affrta 1 , 1 33.7 10 'Meting !rental.. or Mins troen Inerrati of Debts. eta lista .4 the l'iwpeny's ators. In this •irw. is • - w afe in April 1304, Alla April ilo3. in the film of 133464 HONK ACCOUNTS. ... . No. Ss. Ample AMMO( anan in tors 5P4449S r+4 g•leiilib• C the " pan7 alng Ylsr 33476 s Goods were isfoost 600.99 t Tng Mks of Poem Trade Goods won by slams ......... Madre the net diltanter. as ahow ta0,816 The tales d the Cornpany'a Goals trete cabasated at 6,868.700 TM ideal mows MA j 4 67.1 71 Bring We than animated 46.0i,t3s The Rev* , an the reit to the Lategany'a Goods weer (Mewed at - 6,398.496 Tat added swam was - 3./3 6 J33 Bring le(. than etiolated 868,303 The Charges and Prot es Private Trade were dß word to amount to - 130.666 The naval mos= WAG - 9D,536 Being Ws than etiolated 49.464 G 1.;.. . trbIlLT farm the Illaggiehamhet Is the produce of the Sales Mid a bep mama le needs by the ;suchen., . maeleglia a poem spoidlare on account of India Ellatlimadral Orlklegembel.der &licit would have ="IS des Ilali bateau u( this yrar to a canfi agistalett Weis tem borrowed from Govern. Illmilis • lima him the Bank, and an dim of Com gmoVitheida, have to sweated, that tb : balance of and allibeetti to remain in favour of the Company .ail lbeiShiarek slog,to the amount of f 57.634 8111aelligliels. the *dual tecounts of the year to be ss,olo "Ma Wasiak than ettitnated by the fum of 143, 61 4 EiTIMATI, 1805 6. 8181."1, Este of the Compaay's Goods, citimated to mutat to . 6,501,414 Gailhat. allauvr. • PONAlbaroilleithe Reeds. from the Sales are elit ism's/ as lerAer dmathe adlu al of the left year, mad dla appodladea la bated of a payment by Go.: gamma of a mallse, the earious demeada upon dseTrealety an to great for Freight sad Demurrage, die repayment to Government of sonpeo4 borrow. ed In the lift year, ard on other accounts, that the balance on the tit of Nt•relt, 1806. if elignaterl to be againA the Company in the funs of 61,836 DEBTS AT 1101li. On the tit March, 1834 4128E65 - - akin. On the tit March, aog - • ,0t2,196 Inereafe - • • 1,173,913 ilabeetiog the Inmate of Debt from the !Bernie of • .Atleta, the Home Concern exhibits in this view an bmiroventent iu the year, amounting to • 30493 t CHINA AND ST.HELINA. =at Chine on 31 jam an; . 260,900 Chita on so ao. Ike, lo (*Mr; 55..14 - 181310 =at China: - 443,39 0 at So Helena on go Sept. . illpa, Inhume - unit - 94 illiamp at ex Helena on go Sept. de . .le favour, No. a 4 105,381 bemire at St. Helena - 11, • ' • Total Monte at Chins and St. Helena - . 44347 8 GENERAL COMPARISON OF DEETS AND ASSETS. ElleMabeDebts In India X,6664111 , beeesfetif Debw m Hems 1,123,83 t - Teed loam& of s bts - . - • ammo a Atka De ID India 1,233•7 14 3A9za s lamb all Mims it Home 2,273.9 2 3 • ' _IC 3. 10 7. 6 43 Add. Het tenors of Ibboratit CNN sad lk: Hama - • 443• 1 7 3 Tout Wreak of A Sets . - • . .3.55 1 .4 81 Dedieltil from the bungle ',Debi, mlll lam a Atm vivratlem to have taken place em lie Mak Commeek - In this view. &Meg the years 41101}4, Abroad. nil 1E , 4 3, at Home, to the amount of - JiMilb. •Aaleuist received In lidla, and included la the 44,_Wek Stock there, dated the gosh April sloe. Which formed pert of the Cargoes allot; outwards, In the AIRS at • • Hosts $ 11 . 2 99 Goods In the Exports Warekoufea in todia on thegoth April,' Sae, arrived lasEogiausi and included In the Affect at Home 43.619 ' --- 6.16.918 The ariseent of the detertoralen will then be - 966,111 TkeAffeto at home exbibli en Inercale hi value, during the pear, in the (urn of 441.1911. iron the Infection Or the amount of the Claimed the Company on the theolie. It having been cal•:ula• sad beton It iris under the contiriamem of Parliament ; as this breeds of the concern la under examiestion, upon peineiples re toommendid by a Committee of the Hoare of COMMOSO. which mill lean Us t, a further containable adjuftment will beets after be te dium ABSTRACT OF ADDITIONAL. ACCOUNTS—BUDGET, • [Boy. Gaskiii.•itiaw O ISTINATII, 18056. 8,76,120 Stcvenwe a = - 4474 3 . 2 96 Bonding - 74 2 0 01 1 Total Rescues 14479,133 Charges of Bengal 7.415379 Madras 5,650.182. Bombay 1,582,191 Total Charges 14,645,844 Net Charge of the three PreMencies - 366.311 Add Supplies to Bencookn, Prince of Wales Ifland,tce. 266,800 633. 11 1 Total Surplus Charge Add Utter. Intereft on the Debts - 023,00 llama payable to Commiffioners of Sinking Fund on fccuritics redeemed - 1950 88 Total intercß ----•••- 2,014,515 Total creator Charge beyond the produCe of the Re venues, as eßimated kr the year 18os-6 - 1,651,939 Exclufive of Commercial Chargai cot added to the Invoices, amounting to 199)1e6. DEBTS IN INDIA. Amount of Debt, Both April 1804, by No. - -25,33 8 4 8 S it., Deduel in the bands of the Commilkoners of the Sinking Fund - 1,11c0036 Net amount of Debts en sods April doe --. 12,536,5ta1 Amount as to Bengal, Jan. 18a3; sad Madras and Bombay, 3oth April act, 18,1517,499 Draluel Sinking Fund as above - 3.151.065 Net amount of debts In 1805 - 5.5.e46.434 inmate • . 8551 0 , 32 7 DEBTS BEARING INTEREST. Automata April dos. by No. 16 - a t.aa6,466 J:zeauft is the hands of the Comma/one:, of the Sinking Fund - 2,344,53 1 Net amount of Debts bearing intent/ on sods April, 1804 - " - •" -- ^ -1 9 ,0 3 1 .934 Amount on swh April 1805. generally a431z.706 Deduct: Sinking Fund as above - 5,6t6.739 Net Amount of Debts bearing !Mama oti tech April sto3 .-.--- literate - - Amount of Intereft payable ou the Debt owing on the 30th April doe. by No. 16 I.7Sette3 Deduct interca on Steurities in t h e hauls of the Conlon/Tamers of the Sinking Fund 16 6 454 Net Amount et laurel prank on Debt owing on sods April 1 8 0 4 - moun t payable on Debt in April Laos eduet Sinking fund, as above - I+Net Amount of Interea payable on Debt owing on 30th April 1803 ------- r,liatjvis Inmate of Intereft payable - 233,111 The Noble Lord having gone through his Rate. went, after Come general remarks. adverted to the yrefcnt MIK of tlac C o mpany's affairs in India, after u. 604 ,967 2,573033 ad 83,31151 5A17.35 8 193.7gg . the late termiaation of a loom, ardosms, ittl feces& fol war ; and he expreffed his eonfidenee that the treaties which had been concluded Withliolkar and &indiah, of which copies had been received by the lalt dispatches, were Ihch as certainly gave lire% grounds to taped that the peace would be perms. none, and afford an opportunity of rapid retrieval to the Company's affairs. Upon the Rate of thole affairs he was not difpofed to make fpecioos Wee's tions un warranted by reafonable confiderations or fair pre pats. The affairs of the Company had certainly been for louse years embarraffed, and their debt, In far from having been reduced, was iatreafed by ware s which not only abforbed the whole of their furplus revenue, but forced them into new debts. But al though their debts were great, their refeurces were amply competent to meet every exigency ; and with a few years of peace. of which there was now ever y probability, and a Ready, perfevering, and well re gulated economy, he law no caufe to doubt the fpee dy fuccefe of the Company in fiirmonnting thole dif. ficulties and eflablifting that profperity to which In many unfortunate impediments had, of late yeari, been oppofed. By a fyftem of economy, he did not mean a cramp, impolitic; and illiberal fyftem, that would trench upon the fair rewards of official merit, or tint would limit, by a penurious reftriefinn, that appropriate fplendour foneceffary to maintain in In dia the refpclt due to Ezecutive Government. The fources of profperity lay not in an ceconomy of that nature ; but in a judicious adminlßra lima of the go vernment of the country. and in the adoption of a wife and liberal policy, bell calculated to conciliate the confidence and attachment of the Native Powers, and to embrace thefe extended plans of policy and commerce bet calculated to produce the advantages which this country ought to derive from her priff:ffioos In India. He concluded by moving the firs Ref°. Mr. JOHNSTONE regretted, that on a fubjeff of fuch great importance, there &mild be fo thin an at• lendance of Members. The expence of the civil charges of the Company had increafed to a mod alarming degree, and although he could not but con cur ire all the general pofitions of the Noble Lord, refpcffing the neceffity of a fyftem of moderation and O ffice, and a fcrupulous adherence to treaties, yet thofe copfiderations were diftinft from the quellion of finance, which he thought was a confidevation of the firs importance. He could not very well under. Sand the Noble Lord in his definition of the fort of economy that he +tithed to introduce into the Go. moment of India. One part of his fyftem was, however, avowed to be, that the expeoce fhould be incurred of giving a great degree of fplendour to the perfon who was to•reprefent the Government in In dia. Although it might be very neeffary, that in Europe the different Sovereigns &mid be fnrrounded With a confiderabis degree of pomp and fplendour, yet he did not fee shot it was neceflary to have that experifive reprefentation of Sovereignty in India. It would be recollerfied, that without this pomp and folcmilour, the Company had acquired all that terri. tory.rinic. and power which it now poiliffed in India, and all the power and efficiency which he conceived was neceffary to the Government. As to the power of recalling a Governor General. he thonght it was a. ponew which his Majefty's Minifters ought not to treed& but in extreme cafes ; and in the cure of Sir George Barlow, he confidered the exercife of it as wanton and capricious, and contrary to the real in tereile of India. , • The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQTIEff defended the conduft of his Majelly's Miniflers, with refpeft to their recal of Sir George Barlow. The power they had curdled was only that power which the law exprefied, and he was aftoniffied that the Honourable Gentleman fhoold think it• extraordi nary that his Majefty's Ministers fhould exercife the power of recal, when the power of recal was given to the. Crown exaftly in the fame words in which the finite power was given to the Court of Di. reffors. Since the palling of the Aft of 1784, the Court of bireftors had once exercifed the powee of fecal, and his Majefty's Knitters had alto once exercifed it: be united it would appear. to. the Houfe that it was abfolutely neeffary that the Ear cutive Government (hould have a controul over the executive of every Dependency of the Empire. It was as nectar,' tkat the deryttliors of India, lhouhl enjoy their eerifidence, as the Lords Lieutenant of Ireland, or the Governors of other Colonies, which belonged to the Empire. A Noble Lord (Lord Minto) had now been appointed to the Government of India, and he trufted that he would go out with all the fentiments of justice, moderation, and rigjd adherence to treaties flrongly impreffed upon his mind. From thefe principles, would naturally re- Cult the folid and laffing tranquillity of India. Lord CASTLEREAGH entered at length into a vindication of the flatements he had formerly made refpelling the revenues of India, and contended that it was thole wars which could not have been forefeen, which alone appeared to falfify his Ratements. He approved highly of the adminiftration of Marqnis Wellefley, and thought the fair Way to eftimate the cited of the war in India would be, to balance the advantages gained by it againft the expenditure. The Company had gained on the Weft the throng boun dary of the Jumnah ; it had gained the Province of Cattack, which united Bengal with the hfadr.i Cu p vernment ; and on the Welt of the Penintul., they had gained the port and maritime diarid of Broach. He concluded by objefting ,flrongly to the recal of Sir George Barlow. Mr. FRANCIS confidered the India Debt as not lefi than thirty-one millions Reding, and the annual deficiency to be 1,655,9571. although there was a 'territorial revenue of fourteen millions. Even o:, the fates in England, from which the dividends difcharged, there appeared to be a lots of 418,54c1. Then what was called the Rock account exhibited at one view the true ante of the affairs of the Company; and what was the true Rate of this account f All they took credit for was 6,181,0001. and yet even this was fallacious: for out of this amount was not dedufted the capital, which in every mercantile Ratement mt.R be considered, and when that was firbtrafted, there was. in truth, a balance againß them of from three to fobr millions. Again, they claimed upon Govern ment 4.460.0001. which was a manifeß excels on the jolt demand of r,000,0001. In a very than time there would become due from the Company in Eng land 17,500,0001. and what were the meafures to be taken to meet this exigency he was totally at a lois so conjefture. Such was the melancholy view be, l*its obliged to take of thefe enneerns ; bnt, while ?is lamented the fituatiln of affairs, he highly at-liras ! , of the nomination of a Wide Lord (Lord Miiitll) 14, the high office of Govetnnr Ge net... 4 and he Cruilce that, under his management, fume Alleviation of theft. ferious calamities migbr he obtained. Lord CASTLEREAGH explained. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY entereJ into a ge neral vindication of the treaties by Sir Geo. w and commented on the various i•ems of accritrut no ticed by the Finn. Gentleman (Hr. Fest[leis), Isom all which he concluded, that the Company's affair were in a much more fiourilbing condition tll4ll has been leprefented. Mr. FRANCIS and Sir A. WELLESLEY fcvc rally explained. Mr. WIIITSHED KEENE re,loiced at the fric cefsful means which had been employed to drive the French out of India, and fail, if &snap site could have found a fulcrum by which his, lever have been fupported, he would have fuhverted tl:c Eaf tern World. • Mr. GRANT obfervcd, thatmany inaccurate flare molts had been made of India Accounts, and that • on the grand total, there appeared a balance in film= of the Company of 138,8791. After a converfatiGn between Mr. Alderman Prim. , rep, Mr. Paoli, Mr. Johnflont, Sir Arthur Wellefley,' Mr. Hiley Addington, Mr. More, and Lord Llorpeth (during which the Alderman laid,, that the India Company was in a Rate of infolvcncy), the quettion was putt " that the Chairman report progrefs, and a& leave to fit again?" This was carried in the affir mative, and Tuefday was appointed to re confider the fubjed in the Committee. • The'Houfe bele* refumed, an Account of the Lx. pences of Printing and Stationary was moved for, and further, by Mr. PAULL, the charge of printing the Papers relating to India flare March fall, both which modems were agreed to. —Adjourned. LONDON. FIUDAY. JULY It. PRJCE OF STOCKS TFES DAY AT ONE Cs'OLIICKt Confab, for GR. 6311—Rednead 6st. Oranium, lit—Ezebaiper BEE, par PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2114 aril India Bonds, ie. se. dlf. 3 per C. R. An. 61 . 1 i Imp. Ann. 3 9 16 3 per C.Conf.6llt Ezeb. BM, per 2.a. re. pron. 4 per Cent. 8011 I °minium 34/ 5 Per Caz 9.3 i 94ii 1 CenaL for acc.63f The India Budget was opened lalk night with great P. erfplcuity, by Lord Moaraym. The ftatemeras are Co important. that we lay them at length before our Readers. A brine firing was heard yellerday morning at Dover, between to and t t, in the direCtion of Bou logne, but the weather was then tno hazy to obferve the caul:air. In the Afternoon the horizon W. 15 very clear, and from the hills a number of the enemy's (mall craft were obferved at anchor in Boglogne Bay, clofe in a ith the batteries: Our fquadron was lying to, a little diflance without them. Government has received information of the French fquadron, in which Jeaoses BoAAAAAAg has a com mand. Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD STRACH AN, with a fufficient force, is cruizing in the right track to fall in with it. The Admiralty are in daily expeaation of receiving an account that a meeting between the two 4quadrone has taken place. Should JEROME be fortunate enough to efcape a rerscordrt with Sir Ricasan, we milk that he will be met by one of the other &hi& fquadrons, of which we believe there are nolefs than four in all upon the look out for him. American Pipers to the t4th of June have arrived ' 1 —They repeat, with additional circumeances, the report of two of Miaanna'a Teets having been cap. tured on the Spanith Main. Still, however, there rumours are not yet entitled to implicit credit : neither the rime when the event happened, nor the channel through which the intelligence has been received, have been given with that precifion which they cer tainly might have been, if ceiling on the belt autho rity.—We with we could entertain the fame degree of fufpicion with rerped to the intelligence of the maC facre of the few remaining Whites at Cape Franclis. It is, however, too circumttantially related to allow us to doubt it. The I..s•si Dal man of war, as we were led to sxpelt from the accounts received by the IA packet, has re fumed its ftatinn off Sandy Hook. The American papers peril ft in fabricating llories refpcEting the con duit of Captain WHITSY, which need only be read to be entirely difcredited. It would have been more creditable to the American Islagiftrates to have pro fecisted, in the firft inftance, the Captain of the Arne rican S , effel, who expofed the lives of his crew by re• fail; g to conform to the cultors of Nations, than to have joined in giving a public funeral to Ptsecs, who was killed in confequetscc of this criminal condo& of his own C..iitain. There is no truth in the paragr.aph circulated in the •ari^us Papers, that Mr. Fox. accompanied by Mrs. Fox, a lady, and two gentlemen, bad taken an airing the preceding day, in the Park, in an open carriage. The fat is, that he continues in a precarious &ate of health, althoul„h the late favourable change cannot tail of being very confolati.ry to his numerous friends. Yefterday zeo from the 2 d battalion of the aft regiment of Pxrt Guard.., volunteered their fer vices to join the tit and 3d battalions cf the fame regiment, now at Chaf.:arn, and ordetca on foreign favice. MIRK- r. "E. . 11 :77. ' CORN EXcli.AN.,a, jt7l.Y tr. The fr• lb imp at, of Vartkat t '.iy .t•e few; ram ps:, sir ~ ,J Whew ni tin•ain their p ice, others very a •• of de. Bole's is rather dearer. Peas • f each k td kewife, and very few here. Bean. in p'en.y aid lo er. In tl.e Oat Trade little variation. ring me ic an Ft , tur 43, to 49.. pert, tire). t" • rev TAR, th:re are very 1:w buyers, ..r I.llVi Ct. cded, of articles in general. Censurer as crones: Vr.rat. Sot 70- 45 per qr. Crer Pea ,6. 0 d ;n r 11i 9os 04 Beans, 4:d 47$ 01 ''/4 4s 43 ,04 1,c5 put. 3.0 40..04 ~rl.y 324 37. 61 02t1,13 , 31;* acs. 6, 723 o 4 PeLlied ;.4to 30.35 s 6d Peak, 6os 664 od Rap• Set!, 001. PLICt 05 FLOUR. Fine Flour 7011 to Us. etas to) lo to 'OS per rack. NAUTICAL Thl LLLICEACE. 1 1 7.ANCII. Jut. 8 —Arrived the May Flower, Wyse. And' the Aim, HARVEY. of and from Buck; the Friends Dente, (:%:/1/13, of and from Looe, with bark; the-Grace, Ttruscorr, and from Fowey, with corn ; the Marazion, of St. Ives, and the Thos mat and Judith, of St. Mary's, Scilly, with c0..15, for this place ; the Venus, of Fowey ; the Sultan, oh Exmouth ; the Podgy, of Pad tow ; the Eliza; of Coombe ; the Imogene, of Dartmouth ; the it'll, and Mary, of Plymouth ; and the Brothers, of Chi .chetler, in ballaft; the William, of and from lVey mouth, Lam:moot Mailer, with paving time, for Dublin, with lots of boom ; the May Flower, n 4 Dun garvan, from Southampton, with brick., &c. for Cork ; and the Golden Fleece, of and from Poole, , with c lay, for Liverpool, wind bound. • PLYMOUTH, JULY B.—Came in the Fabius, Not. ass, from Philadelphia, bound to Bourdeaux, laden with coffee, cotton, fugar, and indigo, detained by the RATLIII (loop of war; Baarctua man of war, from the Channel Fleet; and the PICKLE gun brig fruni a cruize ; and the United States and Elia*, both American !hips, detained and fent in. Poarsmourn, fuer to.—The William, fore (hip. Came into harbour this day. Sailed the DEYASTA• Trois bomb for the Downs.—Wind E. Doves, JULY to.—Palied by, yeflerday evening. the Ihip Canton, of and for Baltimore, Capt. BAST. eery, in ballaft, from Amf erdam. A convoy from the Downs paled by this day for the weftward.— Wind N. E. moderate. JuLY to.—Sailed the Howell armed fhip, with a convoy to the Wetlward ; &agora frigate, for Yarmouth ; and the Orrsa (loop of war, Witt. difpatches for Commodore Owae. Sailed through the Downs.the Wanderer, littswat.t., for Charietlon. Arrived the Vacnaous praam, from a eruiae, and remains in the Downs with the reit of his Majefly's (kips, tax. as per laft.—Wind S. YARMOUTH, JULY 10.—Arrived the Cautzsav (hop of war, and has brought in with her a large (muggier ladcn with about qoo linkers foreign fpi rits ; silo the BLANCH! frig ite from the Downs.— Sailed the Oassras (loop of war, on a eruize. FROM I.LOYD's LIST. da l tl. jv LT B.—Rau by the Minerva, Love, from the Rivet PLUS, and the Alexandria, Morrie, from New Y,,rl; —. Sailed the Wanderu, Hafwell, for Cb.aleften, and the Fortuna, Darin, f,,r Verdi. JULY co.—Paired by the Concordia, Lewis, from tharante; Ann, Hall, from Grenada; Adler, Allan; Supply. Orford; and the Mary Helen Elizabeth, Bailey, from Waterford ; Jenny, Fra ser. from Limerick; Portfea, Clark, and the Grace fill , roUl7. hall, trona Montfcrratt ; Commerce, Crow, from nu idad i Flora Young, from Barbadoes ; Prefident, Boland, from Surinam ; Wildams, aid the Rebecca. Slmpkin, from Dominica. Sailed, the Apollo, Brown, for Africa; Lord Duncan, Lore, for Ll derrick ; Frederica, RAI Kline lunge, and the Vrow Anna Mar taietta, —, for Hambrce. Jute ro —Paled by the General Boyd. Wraughan; George, Dixon; and the Roles. Robinfon, from Grenada: Nelfon, Lang ley, from Honduras; Helen. Rut hcrford ; and the Rolina, Pearce'', from St. Thomas: Caroline, Phelan, from St. Kite's: Union, Melvißq from SC Vlueents ; Britannia. Brown, from Jamaica; Argo, —...-., front Cork ; Olive Branch, Ford; and the AnlaluSa, Landochfroun Desurara ; with kraal others, names unknown. Captain WoLcossaa is appointed to command the LAUREL frigate, at Plymouth. There is to be a new Pon Admiral at Portfmnuth, vice Admiral William who, to the general regret, with his family, quits that Ration. Admiral MARTIN commands there for the prefent. Several Chips will (bun fail from Portfmonthroftr the different Prefidencies in India, for the Cape, and for Ceylon, by which letters can be forwarded. The fleet for the Baltic and Tonningen, failed from Leith Roads on Sunday, under convoy of an armed (hip and cutter. It is reported that accounts have been received, we know not through what channel, that Jsausta Bo fquaciron has arrived at Rochcfbrt. Admiral Limo's, who folicited pereniffi,n to return to France in confequence of his wounds, has been M. feed it. This determination has been forced upon Government. The French Miniller of Marine having either intentionally or through negleft, omitted to fend back an equal number of Eng% fubjees of rank for the French Officers who have been permit. ted to return to France, the Admiralty has been obliged t , come to the determinati.m of not allots ing any French Officer of fuperior rank liberty to return on his psrole, until an equal number of Eogliffs, in place of thofe French Officers who are already gone, thall be fent over. The Memoirs of a Traveller new it retirement, are undentoad to be the procs6lion of the Venerable Mr. Durgin, the Came Gentleman whole name frequently occurred in the correfpnnslence between VOLTAIRR and the King of Pt uffia forty years ego. He is the Author of the well known work, on the Ancients and Moderns, and the Editor of the Works of Leibnitz, publithed at Geneva ab bag (ince as the year 1763. On s he ceesimg of Sunday. the 38th oh. as tWel 'outig ladies were walking at the Sea.br les, a little to Yefterday morning, the Royal Wcilminfler Volnn- , I yo, ig ...- I 805, to the sib 6. ueit of th e town of 15;ntf, r• 4, of them fell over a teem were infpeaed by Colonel Jut KINSUN, IlliPea' . high rock, and was killed on the fpot. ing Officer of the ditlria. I Statement of Strong Beer brewed by the fie pea. This morning has ezliMited to a great din:ince round the metropolis the molt dreadful thunder norm .: Vf, el _ 3rev : ett s item the sth ittl7 that has happened for many ycars. We ate fearful JuT I •Qtt that we than have to record many accidents occa• I • ficned by it. The norm !titled from nine till twetve o'clock. I Meat Dar:!ar H.wbery Barrett. Barrel& 6 31.324 Whitbread 44 2 ,4311 616,004 0 'ford . 493. 1 34 K. Calm 0 2,147 3106 ,ii•iiin !i J