Star. — London, England, 1806-08-28 00:00:00

. Astlt INC `l4- , ' , ''rf *NW YORX, /1/I.l' as. ~ ' •0314tfl Teliarday morning a Sp -.al Circuit vita the cut . - States was opened for the trial pgriminal ern RlTTsases and TaLwAsioa Judges. . •a Seligson). the Difiria Attorney, moved the COM to proteed to the teil of '• 7be (TaitedSemee v. WM. llebb," for rafighneanour. Mr. Smith mu, Readers will reliskririmplicated with Mr. Ogden, for having aided agsliSlkd Miranda. ;.- "vasty wititsires 011 of the Proregation were called orraii;o ob risar4 . Irh 'molded- • ' MraCesimtn."mo part of the defendant, called ever . 4 : .' •:: viz. liefra J. Madi(on, Secretory Or ' ' X • ' Illilt. Secretary of the - Treafury ; * ( •T - .. .Polk Wier General i R. Smith; J. Waitlite, ___ Cie* w the Department of State ; 1 /V: 116 . 1 4 1 9 . ‘ 0 1 Pd UM others. Mr. opOlitgli moved for an Attachment againft Mars. Mitifeis. It. Smith, Wagner, and Thornton, fee vantenspt of •Court, on an affidavit of (chimes, -clad tender ar money, defraying the expecte* of travel. Ws 'eh to a defultory dircoMon between the Ce el for the United .States and that for the Di. dill, Saab terminated in a decinon'of the Court. *mad bear thit orpiment, of Comael on both points td-inorrow morning at ten o'clock. to which time she Coast adjourned. :r r: 1 ' • . • r' f -to; illiaolnillatir.linv t . ~ . v!. comailimiiketagaina a li A ik. - itiabler m September. :It pee* tic Commander Cad Supercargo ,t ialitaMkt Wire material witeeffes in favour of eadantes slut they are now on board, but are age •WAttairs ay the time above.rionglosed. • , Judge Titerimee obrerved, that the Motion was tea late, and geoid toot be panted. • On. the motign for an attachment again& certain tll/I,' Juba had refuted, to attend, the Court dii. 'e the Judges being of opinion that an I aiLe !eight not now to be granted; but that 'Wei* do lbw caulk why an attachment Mould not • - .llllm Millik to be granted. The other , being of opi. - ••=r is teldser an attachment or a rule to thew be panted i. . The.-112-gam, without , coming to a final decifion, adjourned tili ai inerrisw. • Paill=r,7fPaadalic----. e has apPearad in an a NI L Pbtbdelatea, jams at, slob. 0 I have jell received from Caraceas a lilt of the names of the Americans taken by the Spaniards on board Miranda's fcbooners. The name of Smith is twice found in it. I furpeft the let to be the fon of Ceimsellniith, an d gr andfon of Mr. Adams. Al. =unl had're • ical diferenceawith him when Prefident. this circemflacce has not deprived that partitular. regard and raped towards afela 'fled charaaer, and particular confi. Vgi • 404 Na the tuft doubt .sifts, beg ' 4 death Saliba aid' . . &old be very happy to be able, by *lithely led immediate interference * to rave the life of the unfgrtunate youth, grandfon of the Wearable Mr. Adams and his worthy @info. But, to render my intereeMon effeitual. I would require. as the tidy condition, that Colonel Smith would dir cleft to me, through lon, on his word of honour, all the knowledge he has of Miranda's plans. of his intended points of attack, of the perfons with whom he bad comweions at Corneas, and the name of a Spaniard in this country, who Stared in his (theme and expedition ; in Taft, all the material information be may be poffeffed of, the knowledge of which may be artful to my Government, and for the preferva doe and tranquillity of the provinces Miranda bad in view to revolutionize. 1 , As I remember your attachment for Mr. Adams, I take the liberty to make this fuggedion to you, w h o no doubt will employ all the means to re. lieve from seldion a worthy and difconfolate family. At all events, I meet from you a prompt and tied. Gee aufwer ea ibis head. I remain, Sir, 6, With particular regard and confideration, .iv m^ - t Nal Servant, meta} •, - • - . 6 RIDIRDISSIS DR Calla iratkro." • .4 ~: ' a ,111141111 all, Phw York, pair, tto6. 0 Accept my warmell acknowledgments for your very interelling communication of this date, re lented by your fon, accompanied with a letter, ad drefTed to you from the Marquis de Cafa Yrujo, which, after maturely con fi dering, I return agreeable to your requell. 4 4 I am fure I than do junice to the feelings of Mr. and Mrs. Adam', if in their name I thank the Marquis for his very polite attention in a cafe, no doubt, near, intereiting, and affefling. I am fure, when I do him the juftsce to communicate his tender i folicitudes for the protellion of their grandfon, k I will not fail to excite thole fenfibilities and acknow. ledsments which him them the Marquis is highly entitled to. " For myfelf, not having the honour of his ac. 1 quaintance, I had no right to expel any other atten. Lion to feelings or dignity of charafter, than what would naturally fpring from his own mind, when making Inch an interefling communication. d 6 H e informs you, he has jolt received from Ca ncan a lift of the names of Americans taken by the Spaniards on board Miranda's fchooners ; that the - name of Smith is twice found in it • he Cape& the lafl to be my fon, and grandi n to lifr. Adams ; and Tay'' . that he fhould be very happy, by a t im e ly and immediate interference, to lave the life of the or.fortunate youth, grandfon to the venerable Mr. Adams and his worthy fpoufe, he having no doubt but t t t li e g i e ti 4 t, e t fl o P r a e r i t ide f r I t Americansintcta w i ll abeu put a 6: • MOP 7 ,*9 r ?SI i=~ ~.. 1 ALL Perfons indebt e d to t h e Vi et . o f t h e l ate W1L1,,,14M BUT or Appticiadjaws4r is : Nit triboseostoty:eta Igen, theesese, 1 .• ! • emir turpeato Maw sad sit Creators et thaliPillso lett, I I 1 4 M1434110 6 04.0imaareveleltslrfesene Demob N ti ills*ea° ,t ) , n ,seso m (Ism !dl V. WO OiIdTOTZE. to ate A4o,lotmr. . t i obeli . sn'Atpf. *. 4,' • . .12 1 . . 7igi f il _ ± ,... :1 t 1: dikossiiory .raftfin g I+ eksil )a ~Mal st e tin r isk .aj o ireiaalstoftlelis gAr• AnTA4j44III • ' an'i** 't tistgosis, is .Psalli Caorch•orai midi. saw 2WE'• _ --i,-- - ---_ etliftia MIRANDFj ElPsarrio —" hr. . .fn 12 NY , IIII. de•PP J . I i , , requiring As the only Caselltlem, thee I dffelaiii to him. thieve you, on myword of honour, all the knowledgili have of &grandee plans, of his intend. ed points of attack, of the perfons with Whom ho• has matinees is Census, lid lite Manes of thq, Spaniards in this country wheilltaredin his fchemei, and expedition ; in fall, all the materiel information I may be partied of, the knoorkdge df wbich'may be ofeful to the Spann]: Government, for the prefer oration and tranquillity of the provinces kllranda has in view to revolutionise. “ When the Marquis de Cafe Yrnjo takes a dif *Sonata view of the circumilances cenneeed with 13taiwal Miraada's vifit to Wathington, Ms fubfe. gent aindna hem, and dearly alcertains that the Wriedeanompanying him is the Leander were not of his redo% and plans, he will permit his' benevolence to expand, and dter all thole taken in the (choosier. from Muth treatment and unmerited penillinsent ; be will induce the Government of his country to view the queftion in other lights than thole which may tend to expofe it to more revere ani madverlions than have hitherto been made, or to the roofing of that fpirit of indignation and refent• menty.which,if once permitted to born forth, can not fail of being attended with awns marks of jua,, revenge. 44 With relpett to my fon, he was not made sc. r quainted with the plans of General Miranda ; he went with him as a young companion, to (hare his fortunes and his fate; be was accompanied by Tome of his friends, capable of deeds of hardihood and va lour—worthy their leader, worthy his andel 4 ' Whatever may be the fituation and fate of the perfone taken on board the fehooners, I can never ta• citly fanition the lath of tyranny on his affociates, and [notch my fon frost a participation in their fate, whatever it may be. Nothing but the Marquis's want of an acquaintance with we can plead an ciente for the indelicacy of biseptopofitimis. • Do me the favour, my friend, tontate him, that -were I in my fon's fituation, I would net comply with his propofals to fare myfelf, and I would not ettl fo great an indict), up o n. usrfons_my family, andityfelf, as to tb Maw/eider the Ngd of in famy anCilifgratte. hero is doubt the Marolnitil wily giti - Thtb•adVtte to the Govotrusir of Caraccas, and Make filth i'llatement *Ghia King (by whom .1 may have h onour to he rationally reconciled) as will Wake" 'sinus mynah the dignified character of the apaifi neitibn lij any ails of palGon and bar bath( Itithlbaprofent cafe. stir wins groat refine. u le lend and humble forwent, S. SMIYk. • _ • • LONDON., THURSDAY, AUGUST sl. • PRICE OW rroczs THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK s Cau:eie, money, 63 see: firtediaCtd Onahnn par. MICE OF STOCIES AY. Rank Sunk st 6 Reeds, la a es. RE I per CCM Red Ann. er Imp. 3 per Cwt. 3 per Cat. Car 64 63 621 lap. Ara. pa Cast. B,W} Isere. Wib sa. at :a pr. f per Cent. Navy suift Las Am. tW5.16 lapilla t us. Tata Stock 116 f CC f ee ma el. Sal 63ti Some of the Morning Papers of this day Elate that a Merenger arrived fall night from France.— We can allure the Public, that no Mellinger has ar rived, nor has intelligence of any kind been received from France fince the arrival of the ParisJournah, en. ,nounced in our Paper of Thurfday In faa, fo many obllacles have been thrown in the way of a pacific arrangement fince Lord bayou am* fee out for Paris, that it is the height Asti, folly to be every day expeaing kleffengers fman Paris. Boaavaara has followed, on the protein tro. , cation, a line of condua limilar to what he adopeall i when the terms of the (all Treaty were under difebt (ion. On that occafion, while the terms were ar ranging, he made himfelf King of Italy ; being re folved on the mediae. he adopted it before concluding the Treaty, that it might not be afterwards objeaed to as an infringement of any of the articles declared orimplied in the Treaty. In the fame manner, while the prefent difintEons were carrying on, he places himfelf at the headof the States:on the Rhine, and phi himfelf declared Proteaor 'of the Confederation. DU not this alter his relative litnation in a molt effential, mann:r ? Could it be expeited that arrangements which were, in a great meafore, fettled before Lori LAUDSRDALI went to Paris, and before any fetch innovation was avowed, &mild be acceded to by onr Government, without anyjcounter qualification ? The thing was impoffible, onlefs our Government bad refolved to throw this great and powerful nation at the feet of NaroLsor ! Even the trick which was praaifed upon D'Ourtets. tended to retard the Nego ciation. We can am with confidence, that the Ruffian Negociator was completely duped by Tat,- . He was made to believe, that the Treaty with England was ready to be figned, and that any delay on his part in figning • Preliminary Treaty for Rolla, would be facrificing the interells of his Mait ter, and placing him in a worfe fituation this the Treaty did which was then prefeoted for figs& tore. We have reafon even to believe that within very few hours after he had figned that Treaty. be himfelf difcovercd, that he had been grofsly impofid upon ; and, if we may et edit information of the suoil refpeitable kind, it was this difcovery that led him to let off fo precipitately from Paris for Peterfburgh— nor, as has been generally believed, to haflen, but to get to Peterfbargh before his own courier, to Rate to his Court the real fads that had led to the figning of the Preliminary Treaty, and to prevent its being furptifed into a ratification. Whether, the Treaty having been aaually figned, the Cabinet of St. Pe. terfburgh may think it preferable to confirm it under all the circumliances, time will . thew...but of the ac- - ; of the Ms! " hkk " )41 3 . ! 4 - tll• Ar r. taitalso 3^•:' _ • ' 2 .. The principal tEH iracit I rg ni the Neigueir *the (srefegiiiimmit relate so Sicily:B*4gal 4 iiitiledl*liitherment of ilpiew We have naftesivarseve, that tia iritifh Go t merninif lwll strateglietifice the Independence of Pot ttigal yelinquith the poffeifion of Malta. The honour of the Country is fo far pledged, the national prorperity is fo ciorely interwoven, and Co many important intent}, are involved in there Tuitions, that we cannot conceive any adequate conerifion which Could induce Minikters to recede on tech points. Thn,inaemy would unquellionably feel the greatelt relation to fubmit to fueh arrange ments, and pe.rhapilmitesintinuance of LordLautSs a-. ['ALS in Paris me i beatiributed to tbc folicitade of! BAIIaPAITI to cktainks Lordittip till he has received the ratification of the Treaty, which he pro bably ex/seas to be ramified by-Ardtaanosa without any befitation, anttathelakil that "lON Y‘fitl/ 1 0 4: keelkid a Paris abost,oll-ntith Of the ifteteesi l iasppOL, ' One ist the fait merrafektslia bourn inditiCiqr - ceived letters from .Polt t t which - ► the llfaviener, that paper oritr 't • • QUiLB/LC FLEBT. - uager yeherday kfanneir ear ilteetlits of the arrival! Of the Ceaurson, without iser i lksy, aiding lb.. viral of the velfebi gad bat taing l at dearoyed a Freaelf . thip of thetas., According to the calumniated Jugend Is .town, the following is Bated requingfonse uttbe Aid which failed from goitre s ** convoy or the Ceawrioa frigate. The Detfry, fleowdse, far °rework, went thumb the Iltrelghb of Ms Illaoaddroot have, sad use Ades arrived fats a s °remelt. MOAT. for Landau. baled to the nativoned The Raogar, Rldwrellon, fir Opmer ; the _Plowdeo*.indfilk for Cbegatow ; the wino; Theanuo. far . iraa far sato, Brows. for Osage, all patted Ina gabs Mall* Mk* ow& .J • The &Di, Moore, for Peetliersek, the gab. The Lydia. Lawfon, hauled to the tweghwara. • • The Time Bream. Amon. for Lubber the WI Adp that had a dunce or doping. The Nagle, Robert; far Portfameady (hawed the Odbugalt. !Naas. —No mention is man af At time wheit - the Olboduliparted. The following semen, were exhibited at Lloyd'!, u theta of Captalliiicari the Cordandar.ef the Cll4llllllOll • • rf .• I,' • •.7 "‘ 4 Jo* • Owed 011ittiraMinyloi the MB. f iffitti= wry- wer lb, sowir. • 1 itkbetakinU n t i till OVErutt. Browny nod r - P-49te=: rind death, Word ware& lat TM Eagle, Roberts, followed the Morns. Three brothers, Duncan, the ally real taxi bad a chum et cleaPe• Betfer, floowden, parted without leave. According to the accounts Brit received retpohing the ditaller that had Walla:L:lk pony, the }hip that had attacked it was fuppokd to Webs Regulus; but it was afterwards afcenained ulnae been Inoue Bo 's Chip the Veterli a by the following Notices feat to Lloyd's • ADMIRALTY 01,1(11, AVOW 271 " Two o b eioes, r. M. Mlllll/1011 BY TILICHt•P11044111 PORTSMOWrie • Mallets of four of the Chainplotea "Moor arrived--only Ax taken by the Veteran. • N.B. The Veteran b Jaaow tBo AAAAAA !hip." • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, a7th AUGUST, " SO MINUTiI TO TOUR. 0 Addition to the Telegrapkiicifigt from Port!: mouth : " Names of the Ships burnt are, Lytila, Jamea, John and Ratite, Alexander, Silver Eell, and Hefter." " PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST a 7. Arrived the Eagle, Capt. Rea ears,from (Itlebee, one of the fhips which made their efcape from the Ve teran, commanded by _lnoue Bo vi: alio ar rind the Favourite, from fea, with Capt LAWSPII, of the Lydia ; Captain Srs va w sow, of the Silver Eel) ; Captain DamtaLL, of the John and label's, Captain Snoso --; and feveral ot h er per f ons, which were captured on th e 16th of Aug u ft, an d ah w , were put on board, forty in number, the American Ihip Alert, Captain Low, from Bolton, bound to Hamburgh, on board of which was Mr. Lama, the owner, who with Captain Low behaved in the molt handfomernanner palible. They remained on board that Blip about a week, and were then met by ano. ther American voffel, who took on board her a part of them, and treated them as the fiat : the only reafon Captain Low wifhed them to go on board her, was the want of water only, and intended landing the remainder at Falinuth.—Wind S. W. KALLOWAY, t . wen audio. h i at the f*Mit h igaliss it — - - ea- ilet "- adllfslo in their 'Oll Roma', 40araiiing limp . i power s..thetr.habladassa-fisravOrmr sweaty! pleafing contrail to that .01 Amis. atighloart on tioft'oceafion. e To thfrib gaproaw who harts *Untied staripirit and vivartr7 daPfel frrufrilia Frahm* attheitoyal Fa ailly at We - oath, t Aggemelak e a . 7 of 'tackle*. ath it Watt theatre7W pro menader. polgicar 44 .hatherspd. water exam Sons, rave #.4 'had" '-444f i riterAto& of the fee. thiegidies*Attlit 'There is much gal. ----- - " r--- *think k bdttfhal os 'fired pelfoaa loikiag_at la the evening. Thd eptsated herC ,lie very faeatesful SAbetgaireaatfl Mof tbe fun sr __,_4ll.4 _„,* A cur itittif tuderpTlVl • 'id the artielowlieva , good mate:shoo, As and earthen *are, perfumery atittla: dats, ..-y, Mt and glares - areedind &reified many saadey lots, dar .,. Yeilerday, about twelve o'clock, hti - rived at the Qtleea's Palace front Wind*, by a party of LOt Haeig_._ _ _ ... . ...otro• • . *we* Soon a ft er two o'claelthhillanny WI IMMO Levee, which was 'timid* -. r • ". • . me Ardastrp or Cbreetteryt. • • ' '! The Lord Cbancellor. 'lle Mit lardwf sh/Tnadhar• -• • • / The Ilirmailes et . Slam lee Me Rome sad Caloald , filams The Lwd ph/ Sat - The MI Med GM. 4.423 40 rslr The Malta Gertaralat 4 hicarma, torn 2 441 The jades Miaow. • o,iiiis fe , ?: ra.' Tha Amodsey dams& ?' .'• t'sin .14:Arts aci 11th* . j‘avAl " mita is —ra=iertarki; sod .101 jtswa3ll§ll2.. • follatining had dtafillegarit . praFifti 4 . • : ' 11 "' • • brad, V.tdrbdig ea. 111110 Clowserwo ID WM *air aswilassilaesslNNA Mem sa a lli ackawy , beitamissaAmbalhilia..oollinhestlikT es bewail ear Samammuslailms Dallsl l / a msa. Bilaatlar Omura' Washers" arm his saraalbam Amellat ios 10 /4‘ 0 . 1 4 0 / MIMI Clara; samba aowlval ft,,z r Carob 111.14 y a idak " rwiebda t risweastai lfunt 11.1 Pall ble shit. liadPailst. Hie MAJESTY gave audiences to the Loan Crap vis.t.,oe, sad 4 the Cabinet Mintier/. After which his MAJISTT held a Privy Council, at Which, Lord Hor.t.atta was introduced by'Eari Svascai,.-freorn ,sn' a Member, and took his feat at the Honourahte )ioord accordingly.. , His MAVIS'S! was pleated to appo int the Arch hilltop of Caarsasuay. the Loan acxxxoa kft d earl Svancsa, Commilfioners to prorogu e the ast tce to the 9th of Oct o b er , agreea bl e to the ncil on the 13th inft. They attended the c:tfifh of Peers this day, at -* o'clock, ' pro rogued the Parliament The public anxiety railed in confequence leave town. During t a number ofhis friends, his chariot drew up to perfons aftembled, and tour, the number was rary platform, covered in the haU, with a gradual , his carriage, to avoid the ex, the Reps. He, of courfe, is peered extremely chearful.-- wick, the feat of the Duke chariot was followed by his co and Surgeon Hawkins in it. Yesterday the Palace of Waxes dined with Eari Gut LDFOILD at his feat in Oxfordthire. His Royal Highnefs is expeied to pro cee d on tou alr to-d arwi W ay, fort th e. e Marquis of H ARTFORD ' S, Bagley. bl, eki Yeßerday the LORD Caravegitost gave a dinner to; a party of 'lateen, in his delightful romantic cottage s ; at the hack of his honfe at Hatnpftead. Saturday ha the Right Rev. Dr. Waist/armee/. Lord Bilkop of Limerick, arrived in that city, and; was immediately enthroned. Colonel V is arrived at Milford, the feat of J. P. SMITH, Eft. Tuefday fe'nnight the Right Hon. the Earl of,, Litanies arrived at his Lordlhip's houfe, Newtown' Perry, from L on d on . s Lord SMART arrived at Donaghadee from Port.: Patrick on Wednefday fe'nnight. Friday, Andrew Powel, convieled at Xilmainhana of the murder of Timothy French, at Kill, in the parifh of Monkßown, county of Dublin, was execute ed as near the place of its perpetration as circumßan ces admitted. The Ratlidown Affociation attended. and a wall number of fpeftators witneffcd the merited puniflunent, which was concluded with a folemnity calculated to make a due imprelGon on the furround• ing multitude ; the pike with which the murder was committed, and the bloody neckcloth of the unfortu. • we Timothy French, twins fufpended from the gal• confeffed h w is as g a u f il g t er a w n a d rd th s e gi j v ull s cticteo otiflchi;ufre:eteonncs lows. The wret c h e d cu l prit appeared penitent, and , for di li ff is ca bo i ly • • '' t f .4i whic i l i ttd ;‘) tfige;V:fgsklt oi tts - Ia giiiiii itilibtlltharliteta.ritil the MalhvavkaalOhil tilt* ' " s itilich 047,747 .l i t Mraii k nc ..4..A the iinnti L that paper 'Meld hitvi.thletieve, WM6. was the. me t i me. i i p it / N 4. 7 4 7in t PV Emperor itaa :mum mod Pose , Akan- .N . 0 0 14 w pu t ,. feliallOAKik is Lily up& that time Wag riga** . it ketatbprgb-as lefi eiS. : iirtarava.coatioase:4oo babies than that a Treaty id Peace atisahl be diavi in finhiat liti 6 oProPertY.eall ehalifel by M. DK:loam ; sadifthe table ve both ocu. oaks 115 dhusan fast ht the Aey. The files o ... "tell dekribed , there is * 1 4 144 4i ' . T aiethiptiblierglioo. and era& awl that 101 Doi be ratified. , c . ' •••• , -tatitvat leatte i &rip* 14> the porehafers. sod itiritif Thtlial **oche. reothoad'hyamaillill a. , ' Inis gent Rates In which di 86 .inh• are hid et? d v tiOlitht..:. ' 4„;;7 . 7 1 :, '. heen. , i tame . bei4 in goo, forathis 11111thamperoe*iitiiirPaii it s . r: , ; :: .. t'ut Valk' the in errar y. Books and l'uliallill'alOfve, lail;o44ll l iiatia4-010111Mia* r a ll 2 °ll .:y perfumery, at as d grid camieradon to* SIM.. . . M: EllOarsamkthel PGA have favai th ed mall sal not arrived wbopo s 6 l e ft et. p ett a n filh . smiths four lak (ales. , G s.-2. 0 .......14.1-- • _ ~....._ ~ wErmoUrff. 4UGUST 26. 4 - . faijoikttFieker, re 4 This n et r Po g zea P t: r d f :att n e n Zed to t Ott; 's pkWio ' • FfartioOr,' t funk in thg. trial. The boaifillass net ' I found for a quarter of an hour, and whektaken qt. wan Isfairrafai Id th• '&l4 iit a basic for half as hour, owe/ la visa _lpeosithee al the pe prefent. Onak tral t , cif iti. , Caoilat; 1&:. and Java, two a pt of the Urgently of Wayaistakihe virfoitr tans re. conntseadod blahs Itaystihnthitfe Soa . were at. tempted for hia-rarcialltlhlriftffbit ' eels, not- witialandift linAlealsaa dtbileiti . in every encleavaar, far ihraslissiestmefW the pet. teatn 2 = fans who liesitehalaltis pubis t Milietquare, was very inheyeamslafallesiogidla . refoOng adusittanfahaddialwaly. 40e thfr attempt. II ing its Two*. Mask *tee to Mr. 1 rm at half-pat o ne o ' c i oc , "1O sad Frog ro- mm accordingly. iety to fee Mr. Fox was ye:fetch& me of the report that he was igs ing the morning he was 'jilted b r ends and colleagues in °See. When p to his door at three, a nombaroof and he tun coming oat till neat was vbry coniiderable. A. temprit. , erect with green baize, Was place i d gradual a f cent to the bottom pr oid the exertion of getting in Egi courfe, is much reduced, but ki: chearful.—He proceeded to CluA the Duke of Dsvonsmias. His ed by his coach, with his Phyficians 'aims in it. ._ ~.~