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

_.—...011 . . .: ' . -", 0 2 :4 41 . • . : ..,. . ...._,,,, ...,,, . yowd ',%.. • -- .). LAI _ . __., — 1.----4- - -- .. 7 11:0 . • - trirei6t • . ' 41- I V> 4. , .:.. i PI L'MUR 5452 riCl7l4l.lllvG OFFICE, yd, g, dos. THE COMMISSIONARS fer VICTUALLING XIS Aural"-, 141.111, i &dryly:Eve offrire, That on Monday nest the tit► Infrant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, In Wrltins, fated up, far SIX THOUSAND BAGS of /Huyf r, made from whole Mn) ; in be delivered in three weeks, by wee►ly proportions, Imo His Msjeßy's Vi `lual lint &ores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills psychic with Intereft ninety days after date. FRIDAY, JULY z r, 18.-6 THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS in LONUON having received aceonws tram widow gent of Pngland. complaining of the mvuher of irregular Pratibtlowera. citing tntmfelees Pbyficiana, who ezercife the Bradlee of Phy fit withrait authority, and in many inftances without due quail - cation, ( eel it their duty to apprise the Public of the legal prowl- Gone to obviate this evil, and to refer them to the Lift annually painted by the College (which in future they will take care to have properly circulated) in order that the names of all thole may be known who. Nowg hen sramined by the College, according to Law, have been dosed eowpctout to predict as Phyficians 52 1 SAC? 'ROM TVS ACTS OW PARLI•LI [NT, 14TII AND 1575 NI quay , viii : " That it may be esedted iu Oil relent Parlinanent. that no Perron from heoceforth be (offered to entre& or Frailties Phylic through Rosined, until fuck rime that he be motto at lend.= by the Paid Prefident and three of the lid Meas. " and have from the laid Prefident and Elate letters tatimonta of duly aggroviag and examination; except he be a graduate " of Oxford or Cambridge, which bath accomplillicd all thine fur biz (anti without any Grace." • By Order of the Cotletu t • jaw ItA JA$. IL•AVEY, 11. D. testifier. To BRAZIERS AND DRASS-FOUNDERS. WANTED immediately, connderable number of CAS rERs and BRA ZIER S3O wleou conftwit =ploy awl gaud wages will be 011C11. 00 application to WASSIWITOH & DUGGAN. WES fCt7I7 & HICKES, WILLIAM,FO CHERGII.L. THOS. &IFNI. WILLSHIIitI. JOHN LINIL THOS. SUNMAN & Ca. RR Gond Workoseo lOU bon uovel , lng expetten diew.--litiftal. July 4, ello6; ErhiC 4 1 . PEW it PARLIAMENTrifir PR(,CBEIMAGS. HOUSE OP LORDS, 1 HURSDAY, JULY so. The Hoak fat in a Corolitt..e.of Prioile;tes nn the Zntrch Petrage, when the further proceeding. Iu the boutwfa were put , :tf to nett .9dfinn. Hi. Gf3CC the Dyke of NEWCASTI.R wes (worn and took f•ia feat, on his arceidon to the Peanate, by .eadari of his attaining his majority. The cafe of Rennie and Todd ivas ordered to be heard to morrow. N. & No Tender for a Ida quantity than Three Hapdral Bags will De admitted. ne Conditions of the Ceetraft say be fee a a t the Secretary's ejlice. MIK .4A D.I'S EX, EDIT:ON. On the rewind reading of the Paddington Canal Coat Hill, The Part of 01/FFOLK tent that opportunity of exprefing hie approbation of the nseaferre fo bar as it Tent, bit amid with that It went a great deal farther. He whited that rke conveyance of coals to London through this canal was unliml•ed as that would be the only meant of checking a monopoly that was known to mild in the Newcaftle coal trade He elf* Klfhed that a own , of rket sa'ght be eitablifbed at Paddington. to countered the mw sap ly that wiled in Mark line, at which place there was is ball that were all the property of liven or eight individtsals. and for each of there a fun of C..veti car eight hundred pounds had been given : this proved how valuable a concern this monopoly was 16 the proprietors. Lord PI.IION raid, he woold reply to fo much of the Noble Ears ohfervatimas as related to the Bill be ' ore the Husk if 'be hide of coals conveyed inland CO I option was laid open In the manner the Noble Fart striated, he onitnt to eonfitter whether be would not defeat kin own purpofe =lTe effed of (itch a meafttre would he to alter the fcene from Newcsitie to Paddington. The Newcaftle Coal Merchant, now paid a heavy duty; theta of Pada d:ngtoo paid none. The former would go to the latter place, and carry on the trade there. The r-yenoe would rarer; and that which wt, now one of the heft nuriertcs forfeit:Ho would be dew away.—The qIU was tilt,' read a r-cond time. N. regard k h.d tr ray tender k which the trim Jikil net k &feria is amp& ea Amok • • Ash /feed at ie ekikeevel t• the Derr, liefea tem eehesi • • the feht Mk* yr ante the krii kr saki: the Arles ohs arks the soder. rr fare pipe .•• ire heat &Cork, te rafore amire'salki fen New Yoag, Joel 9.—The fcllowing authentic in. formation, relatierg to the expedition under General Miranda. we have received from a perfon of high refpeftability. The remarks refpeffing our Govern ment are rather fevere, but we give them at the re. quell of the writer, without anfweriug for their cot - retailers : " .The reports concerning Miranda have been fo various and contradiflory, that truth is (cereal, Per ceptible in the mida of thole coot - teed accounts : we will therefore endeavour to Slate filch tads for the public information which may be confidered as correet. " It is well known, that Miranda proceeded from Jacmel to the little ifland of Aruba, Situated a (mall dittance to leeward of Curacoa : he left it about the s6:11 of April, with the Lander and his two fchoo ners, and was attempting a landing towards the pro vince. of Corn, when his little fquadron fell in with two Spandh privateers, one of fourteen and the other of tsetse guns, fitted out at La Guira, by the Go. vernment of Caraecas. The Leander, after at tempting to engage the Routed, fuddenly withdrew from the comet. crowded fail, and efcaped s—the Ichooners were left to their owu fate ; and after a trifling refillance, (truck their cilours to the finallea of the Spanith privateers. Two young Spaniards who were on board of one of the fchooners, antici. pacing tt..:ir inevitable fate, threw themfelves over board, and were drowned ; the remainder were taken and carried into Putt° Civello, where they were lodged in jail ; fome of the leading men, young Smith among them, were immediately ordered up to Caraccas. PIM/ALUM OPFICL, y 4 g. do& THE COMMISSIONERS far PICTUALLING HIS M.47831#: NAM, So la* live Rojo. TO RE LET, AND ENTERED ON IMMEDIATELY, AN Old Eflabliiked INN, bearing the Sign of the DOLPHIN, &elate in the Weft Street, Chlehafter. Parti Wars known by apply/nate W. ands. Hainphray, Brawn% CM ehefter. Met sb Tb rklay the zyth Inßant, Mr. Reece their Agent at Portfotouth. will be ready to receive Tenders In waiting, (foaled up) viol treat for ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS of ENGLISH WHEAT. fyr the (crake of that Part; tovrttab Ilay. per bathe; ; (and in tacit &Add wd. above 57,11b1 per Whirl, the overweight wilt be paid for) to Yr TO DE DISMEED OP, AND MAY DE ENTERED ON AT MIDSUMMMI. NEXT, AN Old nablilized Shop in th: Candle and Oil Trode, when a confiderable Winds is carried on,and may biliersekd at the option of the numbers to alma any Cittot. Thelf is a lows Lcafc on the pronifes, and at a wary moderate wet; the return in the Shop to large, and the Work Shops for Melting and Malang arc eztenfive, and fitted op with every eon ' cni."!?*. dellettert in one month, mad to be pad for by Bills payable with *well nioety days after date. Condlthos Wes Castled maybe fees at tie Oflliwof the +at sforeftid Na regard et4ll It Urge ay terniv la said frke JAEN met lv lied virile at . hes*, • doe jail nee • • &fermi I • gr.Rfeli, Aiwa Ttssetere e'Cleei ea the feel Thasifisy Ida sysi 44;4 Mwolefi Me Prep. obi maks the reeeher, or foes New sit eia lebelf, dime 11 , *few. viers edged A,. The order of tie day, for the farther co filet anon of the appeal enure, Lucien et. Crewford, being mad, Lord ELDON rote, end. at gnat length. delivered bre opinion upon I e cafe. He concluded with no frtifte propolition, hut feented to recommend the fending the parse. to a new trial Lnrd ELI.ENSOROUGH ih , rtly, but de Welly. ap..fred file concurrence with what had fallen from his Noble and Lear '.4 Friend. He was of opinion that a wok/foie. die Arno fhnuld se, by granting a new tiler, tbc partke would be enabled t,. iiti pte their heft interefte.._ _ Apply for pi ticulars es Mr. U.*, CltaneeryLaaet gad to Me. ;gym No, 48, 1111h-ftrect. Suand. Thu day was puttlani, Elegantly printed In golarto with frveral Engraving!, price IL as Wird*, CHRONOMIA; or, a TREATISE on RHE. TORICAL DELIVE RY; comprehending muly Precepts both ancient and modern, fog the prom Regulation of the Voice, the Countenance, and Geßure. Together with an Inveftigatien of the Elements of (lettere, yid a new Method for the Notation thernaf ; Illuitrated by many Figures. By the Rey. GtL BERT AUSTIN, A. M. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. TO CARPENTERS. TH E Ccmrniffimere of the Hasbotir of LITTLE HAMPTON, called ARUNDEL PORT, in the County of SUSSEX. clo herctw give Notice, that they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (fealed op) at their scat Meeting, to be hold-n on Monday the a!th of July nut, at the Crown Inn, Arundel, in the County of Sol Les, foe "reeling, New Pier on the Wafter: Lie of the Harbour of Llttlehangeon, ate yank in length, according to a Pisa sod Particular* thavolleCt at the Oißce of MkElte.Hotates, Esteban, at Arundel ; and an for convert ing a Groin of, the length of ;e yards, now Sanding on the Welters ink of the raid Harbour, kite a Smiler Pier. - The LORD CKANCELLOR, ftill rnorr &only, erpref-11 bia concurrence in what had fallen from Lis Noble and Learned Friends. Lord ELDON then mowed, 0 that the farther ennfldention nl the cafe be deferred tin to-morrow, for the 'Purport of baring a* order or reolution, to the above efedt, thrown taw a proper lap* and form ant which was ordered seem... Jingly. This day was publithesS, In One Volume, Oasis°, price in boards, Is. lid. ACONNECTED and CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW of the PROPHECIES rcladng to the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, La Twelve S.rnions, pea bad In Lincoln's Inn Chapel, as the I.c..tiire of the late Lest Reverend WILLIAM WARBUR ON. Lord Eidson of Glows:Rec. By ROBERT NAILLS. A. K. F R S. Ilk A. S. Archdeacon of Seaford, ace. Ptiowd Est F.C. and I. Rivingssa,.ot Pears Church-yard ; sad J. Ihtchard, Whore maybe had, Twenty Samos% pobliked by the fame Author is 1794. neve itstraterlon Mr. PI OMER and Mr. SCARLETT were heard ent the part of the Petitioners agninft the Slew Carrying Rill Mr. flames having propofcd to call evidence in fupport ache allegations in the Petition. Lord GRENVILLE moved. that the Calk! mowid withdrave. I le I.ordlhlp then obfcrved, that they had mile out no cafe, and moved, that they Mould be ordered to proceed. The Earl of WESI'MORLAND ohlerved. that it was Impof. Nile to cone to a fair dsclfba on the quellian wi , hout hearing evidence. The I3mthnp of ST. ASAPH coincided in the opinion with Lord. GRENVILLE, and raid, that the propoPil to het,r evidence was only for the purpofe of delay. Counfel were then called in, 1104 Mt. Starlet proceeded._ _ The whale of the Work to be completed on oe before the aft en of December, day No regard ',lithe bad to any Teoder In which the peke mall not. be intoned in words at I. orb, or that dull not be dcliv‘red to the Comm/Moans before eight o'clock on the fold sgth day of July nest ; and, as it will be nassatil to the Cesmoifilonen that payment of a (mall part of the money for which the work la uuder Inks to be performed (tumid be delayed for a few years, partico beattawks will be paid to the Tenders of thole Perfons who are willing to kt limb part of the money remain, for whlct legal in. 'emit will be paid; and Perfars tendering arc therefore defired tr Rote at what periods they expe.ft payments to be mule for the work.—The Plan and P.u-deeNrs may be feat, and a 6 One in • formation given by arpikatio.; at the °lce of Mars. llolma, tolicienn, at..Arwadel—Arumlel, June to. tEoS,, This day was pohElistal, A Second Edition, orbit confider - able and important Additions, A LETTER to JEFFERYS, A late Goldfinith and Jewel/es to his Royal Hiatuses the Prince of Wake, late Member of Parliament for the City of Coventry. on the SUBJECL of his EXTRAORDINARY PAMP: MET entitled" A REViEW of the CONDUC C of Isis ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE of WALES. &c. bte. Stc." midi m Examination into the Motives of his Publication and its probable Conf. quences. Second Edition. Tra Tyriufve mini nubs diferimine agrtur. VI It London : Printed by W. Flint. Old Bailey, for J. IVlaottian. la, Poultry; and fold by all the Bookfelitrs at the Welt End of the Town. The Bill via' read a reornad time. and committed few Muftis,. The htilala Bali* and Tralolig Bills were mad a rewind tame, and committed for to morrow --Adioureed WI to morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lieut Colonel SYMES took tho oaths and his fit for the Bo rough oftarlow; as did W. DA LY, forth, Cowstyof Union?. Mr. Itin trios., from the nice of Chief Seesttary in Ire Lord, prokotsilau 3C[o4Ailt of the fume expended on the Port of Dahlia aad on the lal.md Navigation in Ireland. The Reports of the Lawton Docks Compentation Bill, and of the kith (Lit Rents Bill, were bronzeit op, and Ise Bills ordered to be rod a third time to-morrow. TTaa Irifla Revenue Coatinuatioa Bill, the Sugar Boling Bill, the Warehoufin7, Bill, the French Wines Importation Bill, and the Silk Export Bounty Bill, were feyerally read a feeond time, and cornmitt; d for to-morrow. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. • 51Bgnat repot tinn which Mr. BURGESS has galwd by the fhperinr mean= of his FSSENCE of AN MI:MISS for Has sauee has induced many perfects to g in the lune name co an article entirely Menne: Mr HOB4IOTJSE brought up the R-port of the Aeroontrnt General Clarke' salary am, which, on the motion or the MAST,* of do Rou.o, was re-committed, and the Report ordered to be received to-murrow. JOHN BLIIMF.SS and. Sdid Nish k a &di die) ewe Public, to candor their strain& fuc► inspolkionsoa Caroni pen* travel the Aspire, °loping Shopteepees, &e an extralarne profit to vend the rpurtons thepare partleuisely retaredbest to alk for &VOW kftS's, and to otafanft. sone is genuine Inn what have there elm& upon the Jo►tt Burgers and San's Orieenal prior Ursine of Anehaeks.."--Warehoteas DO& 107, Strand. corner of the Savoy Steps, Landon. Mr. DiTTENS' MEMOIRS. This day were pun Med. argonly printed ins vela. fault odavo, price 2sc In boards, MEMOIRS of a TRAVELLER, now in Re tinanest, written by HIMSELF; and containing Anec dotes of moil of the Court. of Europe, and of dißinguithed Statefinen and Public Charaaers who have flouriftied Suring the lift Half Century. Printed for RICIARD Pin curs, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet, Black. friars ; and to ba trad of all ilookfellen. Of whom way alto he had, jai publillied, 2. Mr CARR', STRANGER IN IRELAND, 45 a. Mr•OWENSON'S WILD IRISH GIRL, tsa.6cL 3. And Mrs. ROBTNSON's POETICAL WORKS,3os. Slr CHARLES POLE moved for leave to being to a Bill to amend and eaftad MI Ala of the 35th of the King, for enabilur Petty Oticer• and Seamen to allot a part of their Pay to the main. mance of their Wive. and Families Leave Wit ranted, and the Hon. Samoa immediately brought up the BUJ, which was read a. Brit time, and ordered to be read a fecond time tomorrow. Mr. HOUMA/SE brought up the report ado M.iftra inChan eerr Bill. which was ordered to•be read • third time cu 'Weedily.. The Hattie went into a Csimenittete on the liwkeepers gate Bin. Report to•murrew. The Malta rade Bill was r:ad a (icon,' time, and committed for to morrow. EDUCATION. AT the French Academe', at Lewes, in Suffer, Ting Gentian& are genteelly ►oarded, sad eapedidessay era& French in its greaten, way, Greek, Latin, Englith. Writ ing, Arithmetic, Oeographs, sod the life of the Olobe.a-- By V. A. RAYMOND and prow AlSRants. Terms se Guineas per.Antiiinto entrance required. N- IS French is the only language allowed to be (polecat among the Icholam whole health, morals, and liberal deportment, its par tiodarly attended to.—The School mill name its ditties aftw.tas Recta on Monday. July sifb 1206. parictilars may be known by applying to Mr. Beat. Bnokfeller, Na yy, Pairrooller-row ; and at Mr. Thompfores, Linen-draper, No. - sp. N. warms. St. Martin's-lane, where the Principal may be Wien to between the hours of rice and ek►en In the morning, who will give referenets,l( required, to refpedtable families, whore Comore now at the Acadnny, or have there com pleted dbir edimatioo.--Stages to and from Londe. every „lay. !MILANO. This day Imo pubtifbaletn Our elegant Volume, quart*, Price ass. in bo.irds, onbeiblhed with 16 beautiful Views, by Medland; sod dedicated, by permitlion, to the Earl of Moira, f 'HE STRANGER in IRELAND ; or, A Tour in the Southern and Weftern Parts of that Country, during the Autumn sod Winter of the tali year Sir J. SINCLAIR brought np the repot- of the Arcot Creditor's. Bill. Ordered to be'res.l I third time to morrow. The SW for providing for the family of L.ord Rdney weaved& era time. and ordered that it he read a fecood time this day. Mr. HOBHOMP. brought up the Reports of the Newfound— land 'Tabery alfo of the Exasetiorr 1141; and it was unkind that they be read a third din e to-morrow By JOHN CA . S.R. Of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple. Author of the Northern Sunimcr,or, Travel* round the of the Stranger in Prance, &e. ate. Printed for RICE MID PIIII.LIcs. Nc. b. New Bridge.ftreet, and to be bad of all Boottieilers in IJrt4 Brit a i n an d i r d au d. O( whom otay alto be bad, Mr. CARL'S NORTII2/11 SUMMIR of Travels rounS the Bal tic, al. u. in boards, The Amon of the Grain 8W tyros brought up and agreed to, and the Bid ordered to be read a third time to•eorrow. ,to was alto tho Auditor.' Bid. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pottponed the• fantod reeding of the Bill roc augmenting the Allowances to me Youngcr Branches of the Royal Faintly till to-morrow. RILL TO !RI MINI` MILITARY ADDITIIKAL •LLOMANCIS TO RITRND TO CRIT4I/1 OiVICARS OP MILITIA. TM WATERING and SEA BATHING PLACES. THE BOOKSELLERS are refpedfull y informed the, the NEW EDITION of the GUIDE to all the WA TERING PLACER, coriecled to Mi o sums ea. 1806, Including Loma Addition al Places, sod ernbettilbe4 with New and Improv ed Engravings, 4 , 411 be ready for delivery on Tutu:oar, tbo tsth of July, to th ree kinds of Bindings, aa I n Hoards, to fell at 13a In Red &cm to fell at 111. In Calf.gllt to fell at tja Ty r twartriya CI, will it alifrisal i. *niers j'er hreatriire C1A647. - -- Mr. PHILLIPS Ma alfo juft Publifbed, Mr CAWS Si lANDeII iD IaILAND. The WILD luxe GIRL. Alt NOIR' of a T AAAAA Lea now at Rarr. Mrs. Rhantson's POl7 MAL WOR[S. The Fifth Edition of the WIN-ran in lowrox. The Second Edition of the Novice of ST. DOWINIC. Mrs. LOAALOTTFSWITICS HirroitT at EillatAND, lot *Wee of haters to a Young Lady. A etc./Edition of Busies Mamal. Mei., The i Ifetr Poet of Dr. Gavooreit Cymorsuta. ALroV'aCompplete Edition *limo& SIOVIR A rile of tbe reran Hov SI of Coanonsa 'I ho 'llmory of Da.IIWATIC 8./IPSISIXTATioIt, by Mr. SIDDOIie with Silty Plates. The MAID. Wit a and WIDOW, by Mr SIDDONS. A Now Editlon Of dm PIC] uas Of LONDON. The *1 bird Volatile of Moams and CON TIMPOIMIT ,OTAODS. Seit.dey School and Chil.trro's Books, &e. Ste &e. r.lri , rra for all which will b• thankfully received and Imtne'l• atdy sauced for the princiial Neatens:l sad Librarians refiel:cg at all the Watcring Placci.—llaLDcs•traasi, July S, act. This day was pubillited„ In One Volume Odava, kiluitrated with Engravings, price so in boards, - - . THE ENGLISH PRACTICE of AGRICUL TURE, exemplified in the Management of a Farm in Ire. land, belonging to the Feel of Conyegham, at Slane, In the County of Meath; whit to Appendix, containing, brit, a comparative Eftimate of the irifit and Foglifh Aloac of Cultur,:, as to Profit and Lois. and, fccoodly, a molar Rotation of Crops lue Period of Sin Years. By RICHARD PARKINSON. Printed for Longman, Rces, and Oran., Paternoftet row; and J Hard.eg. : 4 t. janteb's ll rect. In tAe Prete, end Ipsedily wi 1 he yubblL.4, by the fame Authur. a new Edition of " The Experienced Fanner," in i vide. Zvi " The fchnnners were entirely:laden with amatu. nition f all kinds, and a confistetable numberlof pro clamati.tris in the Spanith language from Miranda's pref., con-eived in terms well calculated for their objeß, to inflame the minds of the Spanith Colonies. " The fare of the adventurers taken mull be la mentable indeed ; their criminal rallnefs will bring many of them to the block, as the Spanifh Govern ment confiders them in no other light than pirates. " The blood, which very likely is already fpilt, cannot bin fall on the heads of the abettors and pro moters of this marauding expedition in this country; it would have been much to be willed for that no fufpicions fhould have appeared againe our Govern ment La this feandahus atfait ; but if the circurnhan ces Rated in Mr. Ogden's Memorial to Congrefe, as far as :hey relate both to the Pi efidcnt and Mr. Ma difon, prove cnrreet, the confequences for the count, y in general, and many families in particular, will be too ferious to be overlooked, and they thoulsiartfwer, not only for all the mifchicf, but all. for the thin thrown on our Government and national. charader. No great fagacity is required to anticipate that Straits and France will call upon us fur fume millions of dollars by way of cumpenfation, and we Mall be in. defiled for this new bleffing to our virtuJus and phi lofophic, ceconomical Adminiftration." Captain Wheeler of the brig Canton, who arrived yefierday, from Savannah, was detained off the Hook, two hours and a halt, by the Britilh (hip Le ander, after having twenty•fix (hot fired at him Captain Whitby, in the molt in(olent manner, de mended money for the (hot he had fired, to bring to the Canton. This, however, was very properly refuted. Boston, Jo me t2.—The expedition of Miranda has ca mpletely failed. The accounts which give this information appear to be dire& and particular : and after Rating that the adventurers on board the two captured lch.loners, were configned to an ignominious death, plainly inter, that fulpicions were entertained of the improper c nduift of our Government in this expediii an. Captain Dodge, of the fchnoner May Ann. who arrived at New York in fixteentdays from Cape Fran cois, Rates, that on the isth and isth of May, a ge neral maffacre of all the remaining white inhabitants of Cape Francois took place, and it was Paid gene rally. throughout that part of ibis ill fated island, un der the dominion of Defralines. The particulars of this tragical event are briefly thefe : Some time previousto the 14th of May, the greater part of the white French inhabitants of Cape Fran cois were ordered, under fome pretence, to a tort about three leagues from the town, and there con fined. On the night of the t4th, the refidue of there unfortunate people, amounting to about iso, were itran,i,led in their beds, by order of the Emperor ; the blond tint Ity villains, not kontent with this; plunged their bayonets into their bodies—mangling them in a horrid manner. They then plundered the houfes of thole unfortunate people, who had thus fallen vidiass •cs the avarice and cruelty of dr! Stack Sovereiga -- On the s sth, it was reported at the Cape, that thole of the inhabitants who hued been fent to the fort, had been put to death in the molt crud manner, and their lead bodies treated with the greateit iudignity. CHMULASTOIII, Mar a 5 Vincent. from 'iavannah, informs thet a few days before he failed the ftigara Ambit& had g ,, ne on (hire 011 the Colteradoe Reef, and wits obliged to throw all het guns except fir overboard, together with her water and provifions ; in a day or two alter the fell in with he Ildefonfo, a 74, from HIV alle.lll. who _pore chace to her but was unable to come up with t r e t rc.rwali. b ~ Ca s t.pa med act, from by this the pert t h or ,r4 Hr th at e in c. e . h apt , was medhirn time it wasiheirdererrairatronhadthell lrfobuttidod a comeuf r. wich them, to have laid her aluoglide std Mr. WINDHAM purcuant to notice, moved for leave ta bring in a BiU to amend the Aa; of the 4.2 d of the King, as far as the fame relates to the Pay of Officers and Men of the Militia. The Afts were tirtt entered as reaJ, and Lo the queitioa that. leave be given, Sir W. ELFORII begged to enter his preteft againll the meafure. It was the molt esti aordmary proceeding he had ever witnefred tines he bad been a Member of that Hoofe. He could not have imagin ed that loch a great Rate meafure would hole been brought forward at feeble petitai of the Setti-ms when mod aline Militia Otficers had left town, lupvtiag noshing would be brought forward with reiped to, the Militia this year. He could not fee ary }rood. I rearms why a ditties Ihruldbc made h. tweet/ fivid Officers of the Militia and:the Line. wit*. icived to pay, with regard to which they had al.n•Ay. S:co [the fame f•oring ; they both lerved (heir c o m a, roAlany of the Militia Field Olficcrs we 1111. •now f large fortunes. He was nut hintielf a 7171 Vt137.6 kotone; his whole pay was abfo, bed in two articles. hi s c ontribution to the rnefs and houic ten: ; when not attending his duty in Parliament, he was always with hi. rsglment, and could not confequent iy retide at home. &fides !itch Officers tattered in their private affiirs, from their unavoidable Waves fruas borne. On thole grounds he proteft:3 agaiott the diftaglion propored to be made. This day Was rOlithed, . _ , . Handfomaly printed in Q2artu, with a Portrait of Dr. Warton from an original Pt. tare, a Sketch i)1 hi. Moiinn.m in Win. charter Cathedral, and a fat Manic of ho Hand-wino:, price L ys. in boards. IPtiOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS of the late Rev. JOSEPH WAR EON, D. D. Matter of St. Man Winton College ; Prebendary of Winchefter Cathedral; and Iladoe of the Parlihes of WiAbins and Upham, Plant. To which are ied, a Seketioa from Ida Works ; and a Literary Currelpondenes between eminent Naomi, refervral by bin, for Publication. Hy the Rey, JOHN ViOOl.L, A. M. _ _ _ Let: Fellow of New Colltge, Ozroe4: Redo!' of IllaelVord. So owlet ; and Maitre at the tree Grammar School .f Malharft, Stara. Prinud fne T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strani Of whim may alfn be bait a new ittely of Dr. Nation's t ffay on the Genie* and Wilting* of Pope, a *A , itao. puce abs. in bawds, or CM Royal Paper,price it. 4% to b.arla. • t Mkiharft. ter. Capt. P .la, from this p. , rt for H*Val/114111, was t‘way • •••••• •••• • •5•••• , .... ...".... ." .s. .0.“.. - by the Arethuf4 ; the Captain it reside at home. &fides loch Officers tutrered in nin,liase l. of f f t": w m ai e j i J h b i Is t/ A tA rj e i ej tw.ti their deterrairatinn had the II - their private Aff 41rs, from their unavoidable abf enrf 1 ; ? „,,,,., ...4. Irfonfo come up with them, to h.eve laid her aimed/ front borne. Oa thin*, grounds he proteft:dagaiatt v. alls...srls. usJ bvarsimi /W. the ditimeion propofed to be made.