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4 011 thr Puirers. - 7%* * *;. ,t4E .ti Of Germany, me to be isehelledia ids eon- . Aim, while is N ienonUce the authority or*/ Allitritinnul Head of the Empire, recognize no fu. rrierjost 13 . , )111/11.11171, and keep an army of Guy boyhood men on font, to execute his Comoteadi, and =MI* lb Ids ambition. This, however it idly •be is the real fpirit and fubliance of 'llia mon- Oran innovation: Many changes tat alto projeeed refpeding the 14. tient religious Orders in Germany. It is regosessik bet we hare not born able to saber. Wm ea Ail authority. that 'Gaeta has beta obliged • Mfarrtbder to the French. About half-pall Ave o'clock yeeerday morning, of Truce arrived in Dover R9eds. from Boa- Ms sad lindad a Mr. COMMIS CfGDallab, and a Fagai ll s *Pesh I At one o 4 cloci Ibis dot*Acise Centl.o l 6 l s wen 6 34 64 for noisy; add Woe MOO t he I. matt 65. t Odwill!F t I •• • 4 • ." 1 1 .1 PPeatd 10 Oil s alt a t e tt , 4100 . feck . " o " , Ilas ra.*s far bisehen WM by lee shrivels Oki* dad **sill; lif 0111eb the hieruatioa could base hue It is the *idea of it justowDAIIIIO,4III4 1111100 Gendemeu. kscrewith It,. Paw, and deeply a litecefs of* milk% that it is the !ilit of the death of pluof tbefoldkriand car -11:::114 . SUMO newly received o sad greatly auggerated. tie wheat ham& bugan_puthdly ia the neigh bourhood of Cbeimehirdon Ileaday lan, and is ex 'poled to be poesitle the seeds of next week. I flat book called Aldiplall Both, fitoare at Beth nal Gram was Woks Ø. at Wadnefday night, nodaTotkey carpets. dams& window curtains, a Ara, and other valuable articles, Rolm. It is re marlsalik that the thieves, in the Aril indance, cut sway the wires and cranks of a patent alarm, and, she, they bad foilbed their buGnefs, took the alarm boil, wires, sad an with them. The fume tr*t . the wanting bottle of Mr. Goon, 4 the Marble Oefeent, Bermondfey, was broke open, mid a large quantity of wet linen taken away. 1111111111••6TY Count, AUG. I.—This and the pre- 1 adios day the Right Hon. Sir Wm. Scovr proceeded to the ' ion of the following cafes : . Itebrumis wellar—lflis wed, under Pennine& walla mrp of elltell e ot a veysse from Libor: to Mak so ownwel by its bru r pm big Cracker, Lieut. J. lAA 001•6111.101`. 0•I teftnaisoota to th is cafe it m rsmeneirie. en Wulf et that 0;4 wife', at the Woe ille w ulnae. ins Ile leak the blockade of How de Goes. Rd....E the payment et the difillit Wawa. add* Melilla day. ea l le wa r T Jekhg ea d.,=... aim pre" a a neer ta Cal ; he Mild lately Yee the put et Haewich , for which y c ol. Isilless to the Tbe,,,Cours was clearly of opi. 1101161001 Jill lON ray to tie ferrite rendered by the WV AWL add pieemesd for the Came, with eats eliZteithe doe et lash soder beteg min • Ahmed erdler.--ta die eadi MOWN' was decreed on t aivres ef the open' maim This wee an American vefikl,laden with • eerSis Iliteetimakirl&—pedesa.delthied therewith to Philadelphia. Ship and carp nikousi. to she MIIIIINS of the captors' mpenfes. Marti sad trardkejseha 'itensills was a Hamburgh f l ip, laden with a seep et Are. eillis. Praiso, and other mer chandise. Ship rylksee4, me the alp Seeded to be fold, and eke proceeds paid WO the leytttrae et the Court. Zeldenroft.ll•lllollollloafter.—Pirdser proof with Windt to the °tip was dirt:asinine* oda. awl dewy to be (old. 'lke Court. aft,' NOW MIMS War afee, adjourned till the sou or September. , • • • t, Ilibitq Waterktrd Arrived the Leghorn. Houk Men to wait convoy from Liverpool Supply. PILL, GRAY (Rain) _ _ _ _ lying there Primes Elisabeth Rekit, KIDD, with mails from England, and "shish was *spelled to fail in about eight days after. arrived the Dash bark Unity, from Denmark, and the fnow George and Mary, from Southampton, Sailed. the Bremen Ibip Flagge, Selmer aa, for Bre. men, and Diana, Peraesoa, for Copenhstgen.-wo Arrived the Dulaney, Moyne's, from the Channel Fleet. Sailed the George, Pates, for Ntaskiett.-+ S. NV: PLIMOUTIII, JULY La& evening artived the Desvare. el VI re. from a utile. Cease is the Lebec galliafe just* Merle Ikea Captain Beans, from Bourdeass for Ledo. Antaleadoir Itut BTDVIICN gee brig r Sp qt. Jalisph St. Antoine. lades with Jima takes by the Hi/SONTT . gun brig tDNA Illperaece, Captain ilitnev, kw. LeghisVier laden with balrpoek einieiastibtehe privatert Hataborld brig pia, ter. from &pox lad" with mak far , deteltata• by the, kletw privateer.— up Channel deeDttoillt eitadetvwl7, Captain C...stsait, from Santa Cesua, fur C•itewitvilws• Sail' ad the Lear Wawa; of 14 goes, with a beat to the came& roarssiorrnt. AUGUST 1. Arrived file hlajelleifloop Sista, frees Oporto. sago *eau/v.—Wind W. DOVIii. AUGUST Ir. the dip rt. lhuau with genera dell'Andesdant for neatly two maths nodes funaiggkd a part of her sego, and proceed ea bet —Faded by 4t. CIA as, of aad from Beldame, Amoral other laps have likewife iloadow.—Wind S. W. and mo s salver s. pa brig. with a large Sip from Norway and to Bares_ the Hoeg **ate, from the CLros, (Commodore Ow's). and Lottous praam, Amiga, ACOII. ..1 other gun brigs. from off the i hickey's utip Esc sLLswr, from from Portfonouth, with con for the River : the Ercsit.ser The Exrcostor bomb and from the Downs the• sgth ult. winds this day. The Tocas.s a Mellinger. at Dover with dit Remain in the Downs leveret gun brigs. tranfports. and . merchant !hips. Wind S. S. W. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gejleresto, AOOO/7 t ../Arrived the Hearth. Casuiwilm, *as Colic P t, Martlelfea. from Itattethillli fetittme. IWO leeway Her, Treemews, Gum Illembee Mee. %Whey% Ire, (iressitadt ; Mks. MDR aim* t Pew, limb, frets g Plevikasis, Smith, awl tie liinsms. Oseafestb. free Peweilleargts.-11aSsi sM Jour Cards% essil the Jame /Walsh lust, fir Hamburg); Twee Gdukets, Camden; Nautilus, Sehelver, wed the Patriot. &ricks, for lrawas. Extrad of a letter from an Officer, who was pre fent at the cutting out le Czar, 18 guns, national corvette, from the Garonne, near Bourdesea. • A few nights Circe k Caw, 4 rob sod HA Mee 'ourese out of &umlaut River b the buseasse tnibast, es = of oar fqtradron employed in litiehallog mend of Sir S. Hood. A bunt front eilli lfp. Mt board the Indefatigable, of 44 sod bolso et is pm. wait command of Mr. Sibley. I'lrs iitMunsatof the 0/11/N/14 of 14, Commodore Sir S. Heed s tie etedenaelir t• wens Ilk edZ i: ' convoy of so fail, Wien wftb flora he NSA lees b Road. In the Gems% ender Is the laid= has wide la 11s» papule was tabs be tbs rift. of 31, Caged. Loaf Onlinse. The boats fogad ewe hews 4 wur quite he *am. bet Lieutenant filler pie aftwed is boarding sleet one le tot ting down tbelsewdkwasfthes ; la the lath If this fee- vies, he was haw heady wounded in orrosy c a Cedar prepw r E st% was in our paddlon hs a few velum.- . La Pon, defended lifindlif in the bred maront, red Risk hie back againft this ma, boatt his herd es edesse lb men who were bring ikons below; led& load= mka, MI6 lisorteen of his crew, asesreglog dame is theist weepers of this fevers antis% La Onfor, be* b ear pees% vas sew attacked by the other brig of war, and die haturias we bob fides the River, and a (mart 'dim eased. Ming the engagement the convoy cut and ran higher towards Ilesrdess, and by that means efeaped The corvette was therefore tin only fruit of the expedition, which was very well planned and - .wwat as far as untoward dream fiances would permit; for bed dm wind blows of hats, bead of to the weftward, the tides at die hide dos tanning with the greet eft rapidity,both the brigs would bows been In our poetess, and molt of the convoy; and we might have obtained paildlion of the fiat fiver in I ranee as long as we dide, al the I and Juno, wh , ch were dole in with the Liglitshoufe,e= prevented any reinforcement. We arc Corry le late that thin eery gallant adion has nut been manned without lame kst h sl li titund o particulars are net yet known. Lieuteammilllay b hp recover. and the Lieutenant of sins Maw* Wei hi a wry. There were thirteen bests Bat tbe ddo yes de ensemsed the night was fo dark, that they impratag, gid amid if d da were loft. One was funk with tiewte Ins is beq bat me of them ware picked up by asedir r tr ied i t i = t 4 wie primi picked feamen were kalgettor • !Wrenn Is among that, who fed. ft welp i waphomedhsibell altogether, and would have ulateilf ih=t s be Iliss dw deemed of the night, and the tides, nib wind , is Ifiall so is did, so Rated is he Isawirpon of ft Patric% (in Ink. 'antic of Lift 4 ".. of JOHN , by mif.. take the Notice in the the mad , JOHN under the co i ntioued. full length, in beintitinente a Mal. John tbC Comity of York, carrkd on , weber the inset Jobs Coektoo and Ceeneney. d Pirates who ere Indebted ehe feed Phut On requited E ) pay sh apathy Oaf* It Mar Arm, Mr. Metes Colionodi. 114•41147 aftlarlbl • melee and give prortr'itahr trio wit h m. idler take °Men tot do at Leeds. yob. Coaffen. ACIA, Peeitett. • ' 1111/81.114 yqzx 29. iIIii4OPUL AMA? AT itraAmOas. headeama who w,as as el _.,______ affair at T " ll amas, we —.., keg jiorticohies t el Tbe quarrel originatesHa one of the 1.—......... Wien attempting to take by force from a fault enim 11°Y a th e Monaghan Militias a (witch, on W bey hefted to affix mock yahoo. avid po lo liras him, he was reified by a corporal when the Hanoverian drew his (word s 1 zr . .telyjalesel ttr three ciliii bemoades , the corporal defended Media with mit Isa angular brume, fee ajoalfseable shoe, mull over -Itlse was litamellp cut to Pieces. getterol,ooti the Heaoveriase, anstly.a.oo mem, sad mealy mounted, WNW out, dimming deflroftioo to ell who spread them. The iodide men, amounting toego,mite . had all bees, at their ftveral billets dim s\ the town, affentbiod WIWI groopee io the belk soffroest they could, andlogiaking themklves to te hz a nmer rarer, ealtiemitailasistain the unequal 4400.4 14 th s vios eue . o uti rml a ry isompidit he 6 tog y.. dosk ettitioc k :vro to *mei of the Hanaveriaras t One mpa s of the Sligo tbe hat peraderiag Ws rte*, olpe . whet hithad thuslstpan, riles Ide s prating his piece at the Ha then umm l Ilfteett feet diliance, ihot him throe the heart. ilierlsas been carried to the hofpital; amid is in F W it m. , / of recovery. r " jutant of the Hanoverians, in riding ern, endeavouring to quell the riot, end se not being underßood, be was fuppoled ne be g on the a ff ray, and received a ball by Ilvhielt lafiandy expired. This unfortunate affair laled about "a hour, when by the exertions of it the Albers, order was atiength happily rettored, and the tregips returned to thalarraska. An • of the town, of the name of Wynne. endeavour sag to mime oat of the militia from a number of the Hanoverian, received feverel frallares in his fkull, and died fhortly after. k Thus ended an affray which in the onfet threat ened the worn confequences. Four of the Militia, and twenty-two of the Hanoverians are Laid to have fallen on this occafion. By the judicious condu& of General Dose, the route of the remaining part of the light companies, then on their way to the tow . was changed. by which means further mifcbief was prevented. None of the Militia Officers, we under- Rand, were prefent—the few of them attached to the party having that day dined with a friend at come dillance from the town." On Sunday morning, at an early hour, a detach ment of the light brigade arrived in town from the King's cnunty. They did not form any part of the divition concerned in the late unhappy fracas at Tul lamore. Some of the foldiers, un being quefiioned as to the particulars of that affair, varied very much in their information. They were, however, tolerably continent as to the number of lives 1011, which they Rated to be four killed, on the part of the Militia, and thirteen on the part of the Germans, exclufive of a Field Officer. They alfo Rated that an Hanoverian Colonel (or General) was put under an arrefl by order of General Thrum, fur allowing his men to load with ball cartridges. The detachment of the light brigade which earns into town, brought with them their bag. gage, &c. Government, we find, are determined upon the Rriffeß inveffigation into the condutl of the military in the affray which took place between fome of the German Legion, and fome of the Militia on Tucfday lag at Tullarnore—for which purpole Gen. FLoy n, Commander in Chief of the Forces, accompanied by Mr. Busses. his Majeity's Solicitor Genet..l, are gone thither. Much as every man muff deplore fuch an occurrence having taken place, yet it muff give fatif &Rion to find that tranquillity exilic throughout the country ; as not an individual in the place took any part in the tranfaelion, Cave the military who were engaged.—Dublin Eveosing Pol. IKTRACT FROM THI MINUTIS /MORE THR COURT OF INIVIRY, SITTING AT TULLASIORI, MAJOR CINE R•L DUNN, FIRSIDSSIT. PARTICULARS OF TIER A TARIM FROM TUC IVIDINCI IN COUIT. A private of the German Legion being in the (tree[, a lad belonging to the [rifts Militia called out, look (harp at the German lured: ; the man reproaching him was further infulted. Some of the Irith Militia coming up, after Tome words, they fell upon him with flicks, knocked him down, and wounded him feverely on the head. Several Germans coining up Ih,red the fame fate. The alarm being given, patrole was fent from the guard-houfe to quell the tumult, and to take the rioters into cuflody. A Mi litisman being taken, the patrole was conveying him to the guard-houfe. Palling an inn, a conliderable number of lii(h Militiamen having affembled there, with their bayonets fixed, Capt. Jones of the Sligo Militia being precept, and the patrole paging by, the Irifh Militiamen ruched in upon them to refeue the prifoner ; Capt. DURING, of the German Legion, having jun turned out with his company, and coming up at the moment, the Militiamen were compelled - - r. ---• at were wounded. The Milkier - a - VI Ttioht, r- di4 perfed in the great , tired open the German* -chanced to pals. by. Lieut. Martinet:, Rending a .the door of his houfe, was (hot through, the brea -and dangeroufly wounded. Linn. Colonel Dicaet; hafterrihg to the alarm poll, was (hot at near, the Commifrary's houfe. A ttnop of cavalry, german heavy horfe, having turned out, began to fermi !reek, fir! ufing the flat fide of their fworsis,.and after Levenl horles being wounded ufed the flivrp edge, upon which the Militiamen retired. From a pig.the a (hoe was fired, the Militiamen concealed there were made prifuneia. From a winch of a houfe another (hot was fired, and two air Concealed there were alto made prifonerv. r ef the hint Militia quietly returned ,- Captain lovas being teen with a • f• • . Ihibewe of the fat MUM. totes Iti , 1111110, In Fifes - Pis 1101erts taken fromfromthe trial Madmen V i re en rst abonensentienetteneara ned . Sweaty bad Mal eras bed been eras Ivlb Weida g, tae of ~ a Mara*, ber,fissee died. . • it the dent! ligiee Ware of whose were waded by be/b.,eite et bas Anne died . Wouatiod by boyeeets . • Litt...E.& , . ... - mot nee or Too roimlirorre cif roe Dolieri Tabeato few an uffmer with gr (word drawn before a party of militiamen, a asontryitaa fay to a non•ecenetiffiosed el &oder the better."—Captain Hannigan: geost of the Sligo Militia fay, 4 ty the fit Chem (hall be congas in the Arest."—Mr. Clara, law an officer in bloc jacket and oat ells, and alloifed him to put on regimentals keep the is crier ; he received for mar ware other ofcsre. Tarty Flanagan ' man in a bloc coat, nankeen overalls, , addrefs a troop of militiamen, " Now, L away, purfue the prifoners." Adjutant faw a tall Officer, with green facings, Lw at the bead of a party of Militia. Several depofed, that they did not hear Captaia , mend his men to unfit their bayonets 4 -- Ififfir• contsaiffiosted Officers of the Sligo WWlli mist Vik contrary ; adding, that the men weeU. Donor Connor depofes to the anfolffismilffisdkogige of feveral militiamen. (Ye it asthma) SP ORTI# G INT ELLIGSNCS• -.0 LEwEs.P.ACES, JULY Lord G. H. Cavendifh's b. c. by Moorcoci, Matron, 4. yr old, 89. !lb. again!? Lord Ofborne's Superitition. 3-yr old, Vt. 1 alb.-= miles and a half. yogs.—Lord G. r won by nearly three lengths. The fireyjetaart of a Sweepftakes of . rog !Pm olrladte, 89. yill..sad fillies mile and a half of the Courfe...Tre Derby, Oaks, or Afcot Stakes, to ea , To continue for the;,, !Soy and -AU Idellilh's b. b. Heitlky - . Lord Poky's b. r- Tr.f.lgar - . Lord ifooopoet's b. e brother to Cardinal &Wort Lot L tb.ollierre's e. c. Supertiftios • Leedlatargisa's la a. Young Harold/min. - Ille&loole the Prises of Wales, Lord Lard ' , Lard 0. IL Carendidt, sod ilr ' were SohdolIevo• Mt iii ulLa Therm larded Ind lbssrcr. . . *aids : tell soots Onus by It. Mr. Howordie Ptanagenet, ate ok;Aid.it 1.. Headley, yft, is alla—Tbe lall mlk.-4eer‘half forfeit. Buckle rode Mr. Mcliiih's Headley. who woo - eafe. and was not to Use halt dlitraed. His Majelty's Plate of I oogs. for any' gelding, four year olds, to carry year olds, I tie. 61b. , fix year olds r . 1 sfl. alb. nix belt of three 4-mile goys! Wabash the Prince of Wakes b... ad, sot. A. - - dlr . ad, wit. ob. I . Illersek 6yr old, salt. I r gaille4 , Lead i Hapasurd, aged, i2L alb. 4411 d woot e. th k e li ft hear i by 4 ha Yr tf ol t d . len gth. ' B l . Brady aholank end Mr. Math drew him. btuyesr.—An Inquifition was taken the Feathers, Pimlico, on the body of who met his death by falling into the main Friday re'nnight. The reports ha ditiory, we (hall Bate the leas as Jury :—The deceafed, a private in I mont of Guards, was, with others, a part of the brick-work of the main . had fallen in, in a yard, between South Davies-ttreets, Ozford•(lreet. From water, it was thought expedient by call them off their work till it had Come, as their fituation was dangerous. turned to the yard to fetch a jacket t. of the men who had drank too freely, was reaching for it with a (lick, actor; the fewer, the ground gave way, and tated into the torrent, which was very about fix feet in depth. Several petit:in: went down the main fewer as foon as the water had fufficiently gone off, as far as Elliott's brewhoufe, from whence to the Thames the fewer lies open. The body was not found till Thut (day, in the ..pen parr, in Friar's- Eelds. Verdiet—Accidental Death.—After the ver diet the corpfe was carried to the grave, followed by two fmall children and a pregnant widow, who Teem ed keenly to feel the lora of an affeCtionate hufband, a tender parcat, and moft induttrions man. Indeed the whole fcene excited univerfal fympathy from the fpetelators. , 1 The fewer into which the deceafed fell was origi nally a fmall (treats, that ran from Hampllead Ind. When Mary-la bonne parifh was about to be built upon, it was found neceffary to extend the bed, in order to form a land drain for the mart y ground, and with a view to form a channel through which the common fewers might pars. The ',ream was by this means increafed to a rivulet, which, after rain, has as arong a current as is neceffary to turn a mill. It emptied, as moil of our common [ewers do, kite the Thames. • ■ 1 4 1. FOP Meiferrish who lamsetratady let oet for men , and I ) to tobaS they arrived isahriaksareast. Arrived the • Akiaajthe wattage twistawaid fittest allot. aob met ' Sailed bathe the metreesten who per-,. Wi nd S. W: leaky, with diem fir iimiatperkis drub is Me atestry askkkikiihto taNiT i dist ,_"" I to passed twit* - • 572_', A Othinat it t w:held Ask*. aid k " we* • siid Mist; Air Is bike is *••• ca P ial° 'faith 'Wok AN* was . ait h. 60.00. Yl e heat at which Ire p i d to poi dm *in war litre la ear areirtais air that he md 6.4 attt battik CA twin os* Reidat o that aury 1,14 .,_ i _ 14 "*"! witairreteleiaekit arissgebist had hats ohniaelly ""`" i g sa ' " 61001 4. 111 4Failiita #4 ll lbigh to Ott WM a " th . d g able okiisatallat's wool* • • llielekieglegartaadetbri flattiOadieatist alistiattae to rails the Pah& Pandraway aspdtierabit. Chu A• A. 4 .L.AS A...SU. A n... &Salad. • • .an....i.e..........4 —sa . Kamm /hi t& too+ i bi ra pobta sie Chtewi jtiet Hon. Eseba 8 44 ath t His iag. _mt.2 l ", • intraland, and the Right Hon. Joan Pascrot , 130V116 yaw, Mailer 9f the Rolls in lyelead, ta th ati hi" Sailed thiesaoraiat IM c eirry's troll heaossable Pri7 Council, is that Of his Maiorres Tanked /indent tailed Ire • d and h. " 114" Tenet. "I —dte has been deigned Isieutetant Cook. Who was rtrit Lisatesstat of the idea of haviol fin* (easieitimit at tie impede dl Cape Trafalgar, now only &fired to pro ti 3 Gorki/ of 'bit. Slilt tbsTWorY . o bulim pror :Zd p Vietrefs, Capt. CIA pea r 7, poli va t at aaM Degetag o s is bound so Loudon i &eel goat by today frowsZoi - Om our so et Riche/on, dated flt i r i lt. tintless 'bosh. e sjortic es l a . vo r k et *rate with raja. swath of los do wthree frigatessed a loop DIAL. . M I U.1 1 , 1111 e llin ies2 91 4, 11 (7 111111 42 Pl a tirr lP S Earl lona, laden with iron • fra t: 9116 " w r :• 11 ' 1 " alh " a ha Ben i a al portliest,' : the CLTDe s t it s :: pocket, were finally dbfed at e India and &livered to their rdpetlive Ve sTA L higilte4VALollo S , and feveral o ma a d s Smegm Losanginoir• — Licatenaat French coal : his Maid C. Mr.C.Ceskisor, Collide 0. Lakin, Mrs. Cre- a m pag=t e , g e b im - b e b e a L e a k maw Geese the Mediterranean, laii f smd ififs r ii, voy, which are failed for Paiassesse ma Ilaaa bas .—Mr . A balmy, Weave, Come j.lbollisseten, useaseem Lambe. cart A. Fri t h, is failed for Sheernefs. Sow bah Mb. mr• o 4l. Wad e& Alba here. Mn. convoy, which failed fro 1116,1110•431. rat Ker. * a O w a o w * G. D. w e e sa a ~,,, put back by contrary win Ormil-amilism, sidbpss Poe bitsdras..Mr. gas brig landed two Me • Staltrey, dm , onultes, from trance. I The teptrt that ttieltappediPed &bias ofthe pa. .--,----,- Has p s of war, ppm that Nr. Illuatess ant, aad thaitherAlitsaa "Vac% Travellers, had bees 111144 i t s h:=Tas Is outward bound merchao every niaiha lo his" .6 _212 PROM LL &emu Taus " A ir.. 444 C ,' y . . a. . 1 417 LEcovered that, in oar Eztrafts All. jiv gas. . . . m , s &a) fiom the London Gazette A f imiik .. ~ , 94 1 11 0 1 ) . ..vta put a notice from the hoofs t t o " v•Ant, “Illezzi jOS IP II FIVIVCIITT. of Leeds, i o , UFA i .. the Partner i ** tifolvei, we i , . . FALMOUTH, , JUL? il. . . . 'Olitertunitt to este, that the Notic sady allodid to that houfe &dining i le Swedifh brig P ro l e , Sommaao, (ra n i sarriolsa ot SMer•hil4 ware tbe Imo I !from Pen/4SM, detained L116211°1 lea Co. the :wholefale bonnet's, on me it is sus s ess, sad is m i s s s i n i te ti 'firm Cooesoit and Fiwcivf bang Hill cof ,y for London i P r inc e of wales, Davis, The cop . iid fro w rn in t g he is s Gazette of the Notice at full tool t Providence, We r ra, f r om N ea th t A t t. i s b an a l a w that in u o t r o m m o r tutee L, from BidefOrd 1 Walaasham packet, Cookfeh and prep Fawcett, of Leeds, to the Coney g), with sis il it f rom Ligio o , in us d a ys Capoitaeasitaen, bevies thanes! the Dadoefs c lying there the Prises(' Elizabeth I 7 lice at Na p• Seew•hill. 11 ! dm CUT dfLoodon. a the Germano whil muses:, Binding a through, the , bvea .0, ,r. Colonel Dicsae; IT is flux at near, the 3f cavilry, german • began to remit * ' ' f their fwnicis,.sno did ufed the iiirrp in retired. From a Waltman conceale4 .. . . oni a window of a , . :•-,, . nd two men being prifoners. A party ned through a lanes 1 man in the lane. I the above army.. it l° ea - 21 I . • 17 ty bid beta loaded with diadnin barb* received *4 • . .. • I dba Am et whom ' ..' I • as . - a . ' die '' ' '' 4. ...... _ . ‘, ...._ A verscassoaa. grids grass (adage, ~., islands, and heard,. k l . = s , ale a air- . ' :: : f .tit i wistie, : mi.ovis:4 ' Os . 'Joni .t • viimantak aild4o ir d ouwt o a,n r alt a y nf maborot wdi *are an Caw • 4114atla- 1 . k, and bani*Mia .... 1 Z A iga fwo , r . f . d Mt literal 'aptaia Preni l i: d i mama. Tina 1111M1b. — , o Wflii dui di* . • roW..im".Ekr.-1. 3 Oldlsaka4sidmit .i i . . P • ir , • 1 MEATS. • . le i . • r 3 1. • lII' A' . bloorcock, one of " ainft Lord T. CI: t . , 7ft. ralb.—Two ' •, /. Cavendifh's b. c. * sp. each, for et • . ' ,i es 31.—Tbe The winner of the • 'I to carry 71b. egg& Al . and iBoB. iti . . a .. ~. weal %I. . ni. • .. - ates, Lord Mad* . * mod Sir joha shay 1 ' .. aids le dad to line silt* I. iigolfilt Mr. Mellilh's ' a half forfeit. 2. • wip• with the meta " r • • ;• . :. ny honk, mare, or ._ ry io ft . 41b. ; fivA., Ids 1211. and aged ..- ; . wile heats. is. a. larboroffa, -. a a gib. • a 11 • 3'• loft. alb - dr : i alb. - dr r ,• , ngth. Norval was veer U. , I P :aken yefterday a dy of S. Barnes 'he main fewer on tying been contra- 's narrated to the n the Third Bee. * a, clearing away lain fewer, which South Mohon and in the quantity of -f t .• iy the foreman to romerrhat abated, ii 4 t . The deceafed re- ~,1 belonging to one elv, and whila he • !of: the breach in nd he was precipi. very ltrong, and el' inn x angle down