Star. — London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

ea Ma Wed is II year of the regulation. Ike etas sow, however, equally furprikd and lorry to find that Mr. Sheridan reigned r bun he fropperfed here were tome particular motives for his reignatirm. Mr. SHERIDAN thought it right t . take stoke of the infinuarion, with regard to particular motives. He related the imputation of any thing that was not veiledly fair, maply. and honourable, and he could affure the Meeting that his condo Ct was influenced by no other motives whatever than thole which he had frankly fined. Mr. WISHART defended his conduel, adding, that he fhould feel himftlf bound to fubteribe, and publifts any thing which might be decided upon by the Meeting, while he Should have the honour to occupy the Chair. Mr. O'BRIEN Slated, that he fhould beg leave to poftpone his prr pc:lfni= refpeCting Lord Percy, until the ;copied appeal to the Meeting, relative to Mr. Sheridan, Should be decided. That done, and Mr. Sheridan hiving declined, he hoped that nothing could arife to prevent the unanimous acceptance of Lord Percy, to the ionize of whole pretenfion. Mr. Sheridan himfelf had borne fuch ample testimony. Mr. P. SMITH (the Barrifter) (aid, he had long been in the habit of looking up to Mr. Fox, Mr. Pitt, and Mr. Sheridan, as the three great connellations who adorned the political horizon, and formed the main hopes of the country. The two former being glow no more. the eyes of the people were naturally turned towards Mr. Sheridan, with whom to compare any other candidata that could flare againft him kr Wellrninfter, would be an infult to the common fettle and feeling of the public.. As to the Noble Youth erho ftood forth in competition with him—he did not =can to difparage his pretenfions—but it was to be Confidered. that nothing was known of him which could infpire confidence, or even excite expels.; n. He might be a very promifing young matt; but he did n• t l;k. . ire idea ni the count', having, particu• lade in the peek* e flu to look f.r countel or flip port from voluical Rosciuffes (a largh). Mr. COCKER propoted a retolorion t op re ffi se of the deep regret of the meeting that Mr. Sheridan ► A.'uld have refigned The refolut ion being carried. as the Chair decided, 1 " almoit sinartimoufly," Mr: O'BRIEN rote to repeat his prow-rhino that Lord Percy Should be put in nomination. He trolled the motion would have the unanimous agent of the =teflon. In reply to the Gentleman who objrdted the Noble Lord, OVVOIC tore of his Lrrdlhip's youth arid 'inexperience, Mr. O'Brien obferved. that it was an 'objettion to the cootie and condition of human =Rae, not to Lord Percy. Lord Percy. young as as he was, was older than Mr. Foe when Mr. Fox began to dilplay the wonders of his mind, in the lloufe of Commons. Lord Percy was as old as Mr. Pitt when Mr. Pitt entered the Houk of Commons. The molt brilliant cat ter mull have a beginning s— and the objedion, to be of any validity, would go egainit the brighten men that ever adorned the world. For his own part, Mr. O'Brien (aid, he had nevet beheld the face of Lord Percy before that day, nor bad he ever the (lighten intercoutfe with the Noble Lord's family. excepting the interchange of two or ' three letters, about two or three years fence, with the Noble Duke, his father. Hi. Cole motive in propof. ing and fupporting Lord Percy, was a perfudion that his Loran', was not only a perfeftly unexceptionable iondidate, but one in whole favour a general feeling prevailed at the prefent moment in the City of Weft =inner. He exhorted the meeting not to attempt to difgrace Lord Percy, under a pretence of fupporting him ;—but to deal plainly and direBly with the Noble Lord. Mr. P. SMITH complained of a mlfreprefentarion of his fentiments by the left Speaker, and called to the recollettioh of the Meeting, that even Mr. Fox !fidgetf did not attempt, in the days of his youth, to offer himielf for Wellminfter. No, he was tried— the fame of his talents and virtue+ was eftablithed before he was introduced to that feat, which ought peculiarly to form the reward of talent and virtue. Mr. TATHAM (poke strongly in favour of the pretenfinne of Lard Percy, and of the high aurae. ter, the emotive beneficence, and conllitutional Sh /nes of his illultrious family. The Chairman put the queftion as to the nomina• tion of Lord Percy; and leveret hands were held up in his favour. A gentleman remarked that, to his great aflonifh nent, two of the cam:4l4les entirely retired from the conteft, and threw all their weight into the kale of the third candidate. •To this obferstation Mr. O'BRIEN replied, that if, after the elig ibility of Lord Percy had been admit ted, he (Mr. 01 . B.) had continued a contelt with Lord Percy, the very perfon who now found fault with his relinquifhing a vain and fruidek purfuit, would, in all probability, be one of the firft to laugh at him and to stunk him mad. Mr. GRAHAM obferved, that the Chairman had pat the motion on the one Side, but had declined, through forgetfulacfs, he fuppufed, to put it on the contrary. The queflion being pot on the contrary, the Chair. man decided that a majority of handsappear ed againft the Noble Lord. Mr. GIBBONS obferved, that an opinion feemed to prevail hr the minds of fume perfons, that becaufe Mr. She r'ian thought proper to rcfign, the eledion . of Lorti Percy mull follow of courfc. He trolled that no fuel; coniequence would follow, But, in order to afford time to the Eleltors to look out for an eligible perfon, he would propnfe that the Meeting fhould adjourn to fume future day. Mr. FROST (poke in favour of an adjournment, and expiated his hope that thole feelings of indepen dence which the great example of Mr. Fox encou raged, were not fo entirely extinguifhed in Wctimin fler that a tit Candidate could not be found. 4fter a very long and defultory converfation, in the `courfe of which many perfons expretied their with that the Eleenrs Should p erlift in elating Mr. Sheri dan, notwithltanding his resignation, the meeting adjourned to this day fe'nnight. uring the harangues of Meffrs•Sheridan,O'Brier, Sharp, Counfellor Smith, Mr. Graham, and Mr. Willart,Mrs. R. and Mrs. Thomas Sheridan, with three private Gentlemen, were in the Mufic Gallery, at the Crown and Anchor; among thole at the upper end of the table we noticed Earl Barrymnre, Lord G. H. Cavendifh, Earl Cowper, Lord Melbourne, Colonel Greville. Samuel Whitbread, Efq. General Tarletop, Honourable Mr. Barry, Lords Yarmouth and Peterborough, &c. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY. SKFTENIDFR t 9. paws OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON K O'CLOCK: CPUSk, sarany. 611—for ate. 63i—Ontaloaa 7. Ischrquer DSc, par—Navy s Cent. Inn. PRICE OF STOCKS YE STERDAY. Rasa ihenk, sal for the &pg. I India Roods, no al4 diE j per CAM. R. An. That Aron. 9 .16 j Mr C. Cog. 63i 64 63 Each. SRN. pr. Is. Le. dIC 4 per Comeau Osmium 70 preen. 5 per C. Navy pstit Hogillb Tickets 191. nSs. Lang MR that Coat for ace &Mit Shan ANL Ife.&malty. parfuant to twice, • General and Quarterly Coatt was held at the Bank. when a Bars of five per treat was pro paeg.:.prefent pay fmen pa Cwt.--the Bank to pay the Income Tan ; which being agreed to mess. sm. the meeting was aloha mry loon aftcr It was COOUTIOti. THE EXPEDITIONS. PLYMOUTH, sEprEms€l7. 17.. The tninfports arc now dropping into the bound, a. ago the Store ihips, and it is eapsded that they will fall with the Repeat Gtoana, of id guns, is loon as the Mind permits: the cream that are to go, am, as was Rated yefterstay; but the aminory harks that were embarked on Monday *Atom* this ranting MI . - embarked again ; Whether they are again to be matarlted we cannot arcertals, oar under all the changes sag it be Rated, until the licit falls, What iI Mpedltlon will be compelled at" The /-labelrgit Mail, dee on Wednefday, arrived this forenoon, and has brought fume interelling tides of intelligence. We have expreffed our ilooba as to any orders haft been iffued to the Fre;seb troops to retire 406 Germany, though this his bees announced in moil of the Foreign fonnalsa It now appears that the troops b - ad orderi WA in quit Ger• many, till all the chinjOs s.f territory flipulated by the Confederation of the Ulm% !hall have takes, place. B will never be at a lots foi pre. teats to keep them there 'along is he may with. We have fubjoined reveal articles worthy of a per ufal, but Upon which we fitA offer no comments, being much Rrefed feir room. The public will read with much Were& THE TREATY BETWEEN TRANCE AND RUSSIA. which was lately fired by D'Ouialt. at Paris, but rejeded by the Emperor Ant AAAAA a. SUPPLEMENT TO THE RUSSIAN COURT OAZSTTR. " St. Peter{burgh, slth (23th) Anima: " The Counfellor of State, Prrea D'Oucate, in his miffion in the beginning of May, to provide for the fupport of the Ruffian prifoners, received at the fame time inflroAions, in cafe an opportunity Mould offer, for an amicable accommodation between Ruffia and France. He returned hither with extraordinary fixed. and brought with him a convention for a peace, which he had figned the Bth (loth) of July, with General CLAiIKs, appointed Plenipotentiary for that pnrpofe by the French Government. " Agreeable as fuch an event wculd have been 'to his Impel ial Malay. had this convention been in any manner conformable to the dignity of his Majeßy, to his engagements to his Allies, and to the tranquillity of Europe, it was as unpleafant to his Imperial Ma- Jell y to perceive that the fame by no means held forth any good and benevolent :flews. " The Treaty was as follows : I. Prom the prefent day there 011 ii be peace and friendthlp for ever between hi. Majtfty the Emperor of Raffia and his Mayfly the Imperor of France and King of Italy, their Hein and Svc• cable. their Implrei and :sublets. 11. As a eanfequenee of the firth ankle all haftilities, both by fea and land. Stall erste between the two nations, the neceffbry orders for which Stall be iffued within 24 hours after firing the relent Convention All Ships of war or other veifrh Wonting to either of the two pow. rs, or their fuhjeels, chat Own he tikeo after the tigninga this Convention, In any put of the world, Sall I e r.ftnred to the owners. The RolGan troops flail give up to the French the Coon. try known ty the t an r of Bores ell Coteau,. is ago Dalmatia, Which ►y the fourth article of the Treaty of Freiburg. bdoois to his French Imperial Majtßy salting of Italy. Every facility (hall be afforded to the Ruffian troop' for the macuatiada td Cattaro, as all'o of the Ragufan territory, Montene gro, and Dalmatia. if tie cireumftsoces of the wat !bosh' have occailoned them to occupy thole territories. Immediately after this Convention flail be notified, the Commanders of the two towers by Lod aid lea shall enter into an agreement with refpedt to the marching nut of the troops and the furrendet of the country. IV. His Majtlly the Emperor of Fr•nee and King of Italy con. lents, at the requeft of the Emperor of all the R 1113311, a. To reftore the Repul,lic of Raga& to Its former indcpen• dcnce, under the condition that it mall a enjoy, 31 heretofore, the pru• teaser, of Coe Ottoman Porte. The French Mail rem . n the potltion of Strivrin, of t►e pcninfula Sabionello, to keure the romm uoication wlth Cream a. To male from al.y hofille undertalthlt +Welt the Montene grins from the day of the figning of this convention, fo long as they Cull remain peaceable; as fubjedis of the Porte they mall inmt diately return home, and his Majefty the Emperor Napoleon en pges net re mole R them, nor to entire any enquiries as to the IhJrc they had in anylboilile undertaliop, which took place In the tel n tory of Ragufa or Its neighbourhood. V. The Intlependence Of the Republic of the Seven Mande Is acknowledged by both Prrwers. The Ruffian Troops at "relent in the Mediterranean (halt remove to the lotion 10ands. Ruffian Imperial Majetly, as a certain token of his inclination for Peace, will never leave more than 4,:vc men in the above !nand., which troops (hall be removed thence as focus as his Mafeßy finds it ne ceff..ry. VI. The Independence of the Ottoman Porte Is agreed to on both (Ides, and both the High Contradling Parties bind thernicives actordlosly, ss alto for the Integrity of their polliffions. VII. As foes as, in esofernsity to the Articles of the prefent Convention, artless are Weed for the troops to evacuate th c mouths of the Canino t the French troops /all quit Germanys and Rap all preparations for Itofillitles. His Majefty the Emperor Napoleon deelares,that not later thee three months, to be reckon ed front the filming of the Treaty, all his troops (ball have re• turned to France. VIII. 'lle two Milt Caotraalng Pewees mai& to employ all their good Mims to terminate the war between Praia and Sweden. Ix. A. Oa two MO Cowed Mos Partke *S i u mach Ili io rable battle on the plains Of Maida on the 4th July, has been totally recruited of Welch or Ancient Bri tons, finee tBo3, when it returned a fkeleton from the Cape of Good Hope, where it bad been for fe• veal years employed on very attire ferrite. The galla^t 78th Scotch Highi.inders, the tharers of its trophies, was alto embo/ted in tBo3 ; and there two young corps, who have fo glorioufly upheld the cha. raAer of the Britifh name, have evidently (hewn, that in the Ikon period, of two years', excellent and well difciplined toldiers may be completely formed, and made more than equal to overcome the veteran and finsfi troops of France., CORII.II/11RIT, MARK LAMI, StPrIMPSR r9.—To day there area few hefh arrivals of Wheat ; like wife fume foreign ; the famples of prime quality, folly maintain the pr ices quoted, but fecund and in faior are Hill heavy in tales, Kith few purchafers— of Barley but Shot t fupplivs, for which higher prices are stated—and Malt is lull as high—White Peas ev e way in pricebut New Grey fetch Sot. per quarter —Beans at both forts are more ready tale—a few frelh cargoes at Oats are come to hand, and the few fine tamples are ratbcr dearer—fmall variations its the I.:rnas of Flour. • , ! II , - , ay Aanc4r. 171711ELIGENCL tbdr power I•4oSdellit Pius wpm the feu, hit Fres& Till - - stet Majetty ern:Awfully sage of the good oficer. 0 the Ea .--...a.-- • . parer otßulla for this purpole. MAILS 'I Hl3 DAY, 1 1 X. The amansercial regulations between the (Aka* of the • AIM oar. All. DIER l 1 ' two Empires. awl be eftabedhed upon the fame footing as they p s wo hr erf a e.4 1 I Gettenburgb 0 s, t 1 Hamhurgh 3 0 tw were before the breaking Oat of hoßiikics. XI. All allot/en of both nations than be delivered to the Tht Tippoo Saib, —, from Savannah, Jolt 1 • spots of their rape give Goverment, without endow, as Non as theratifications are exchanged. o near Liverpool, (poke n 'he 1,0•1$ ul.. In lAI 33 40. XII. The ceremonials repedilog Estbafße:, ike. between the long. 69. so the .Frenrlx tquadr - n. and on the s3th, Not Cootradlng Powers Bull be placed upon the fate fad's, in lit 42. t 6 long. 44 30. the fepradron under e int- as before the war. C 'mmand of Sir J. B. v , and rec e ived a nom. XPL The ratilicadons of this Cone:mine mall he exchanged ber of 1-tters fr , m the Mmiral's 11.i,$ and the within twiny -five days In St. Petcribur s b, between tie Pam o- - ; ; tutelaries of both Empires. A maim. frige•e, %faith went down in the Timms . ' I Eueuted at Paris this soth July. 11.06. . Saib. . • (Signed) PETER D'OUBRIL. Affirmed/dm —TI ere moll be an error either ii tie CLAhtKE. date or the latitude and longitude, when lbe (puke " His Imperial Majefly has been pleated to lay Sir J. B. W this infirument before an extraordinary meeting of rrn, SFPTP.MBER IS. his Council, where it wit; compared with the inflrue Arrived thls day I.i, ‘l,l "y's Nip Cosi rt., tate. of t 6 pos. lione given here to M. D'Ousest., and with the or Captain ~ z. ,„ : , (i.,,,,,r,t, ~:. t'T;;',: x,n, „. r. fr i •l hi ü b tol ; s t a o lly i. p bbon on , dere fent to him at Vienna, end it. appeared that M. tam t.etLrfburgh ; and Royal Charlotte, i sans, from Londoa.— D'Oulait, in figning the above convention; has not Wi m l N. PORTSMOUTH. SEPTEMBFR IS. y . . Arrive! his tdnJ fly's Nips Lemma. femn Hellion t CREW. only' deviatell eons hi! ionrupions, bill has aped di. febfe and meaning of his cone poor, from Garai y ; 1 a*r v 1., torn the Eaftward i Nolan, retilivcontrary to t h e from Plymouth ; STEADY, ifolll a ErIsIZE: EMI the fTIELOSIDEI M r iffitipi hoods, with ekes o teneport• and outward hound trails under convoy fr f orn G the Dern.. I d ils . N:aJelly:i Blip ft relate is appointed " The Imperial Council, with common feelings Harty. for cost, and the fo i e ilie boner of the Empire, and following the e iirerfe r wm3 r , for ec O n po i e rlo. an W j i;;;ZV l efal an y. 1 well known principles of his Ithpetial Majefly, which Nee the Y redmitir of n the ' n '! u e l. t illi ' 'Lek art t 0 of Bun ititit A h 1' wen t are fo ' nesded on the flrielefl love of jultice, has tine - waded from on board ' ' him Moieties frigate the Na a rc,Cori r s e nimoullY declared that OIL ea, in no point conform- sun*. .Captain Rob Donnelly, no the Cull o m lenge (buy. At . two o clock, theft proud and fultilaorlal teal "notate of inbt& eta. able to the ;tie ws of his Imperial Majcily, cannot by lour were converd through the town, on their route to the W- ar, y meani receive his ratification ; and his Imperial i, l r*Pailit In grand Procrihs".and were rontinned In richt warren& he preedlioa wee commenced by the tailors, dreSed in au ord. Moja, has given orders that the fame be notified to form worn by a party of them on the ocealion of the amine and the French Government, declaring his willingnets to e d e r l a ie w n i t ng Mo nd n( the ei ßly . upon. nes T i b la ti tl r . ce ned adel town by ast f e at k renew theNegociaiionsfor Peace, but only upon Inch lowed by the weaves, eight in flambee, and adorned with top. a barn as is conformable with his Majelly's dignity. Ih h e a t rit t :: 1 1 .7 waeaawred with Spanith "lour* , and the Nair . rout carried the Emelt!. jack. The Rennet Skew& " .The Minifter for foreign affairs has officially fupported the Emilia Sag. In the third was the Royal Standard notified this to all f oreign mi n ig ert accre di te d bere.r, of seam, deep yellow, ornamented wkh the arms, creit, and lip porters of his Catholic Makfty, and neer it a Brhilb penitent In NAPLES, AUGUST le. the fourth and lifth waggons were:be Cohmial Spend!, (or Raard Several plans are in contemplation for the expo- t t e a t ) c t i and ea re " w d l a a t e t t a ll ; i t e e sh r wu tn a tg a. Brit t mas t a dition againft Sicily. King loteph has appointed long pennant, and in the etabih du colours oldie Royal Marion; Mat fital Mideast Viceroy of that ifland. both supported by privates (tithe Royal Marines. The peeetlhoo we. followed by yak numbers of feafasing pertain In this port; TRIEST, AUGUST at. the population of the town turned out to witacfs It, rending the t r ef u r i c t o k , their patriotic acclamations uhonour of the bravery of The Ruffian (hip of the line, the Helena, has again ntrymen, and of the insunph and Injures they lave pin- approached our harbour, the blockade of which is re. ed from the foe. , newed. . . DEAL, SEPTEMBER fS. BANKS OP tHE MAYNE, SEPT. 6. Arrived the Diablo ND frigate and 001mAWK (loop • from the The French army have received orders to return to A4 No c re t, l . E b ctio Co . :p i : s ex Op ti o:o ; : f zcl i. ftl o cd m t a he c o ni ug ge hfor the Nore ; I Saikd the France, but not until the changes of territory flirt- F _TERTION gun brig and AMARANTHS 11-op, on a maize off OR- e_ct I; Bautzta and Boca gun heir, on a cruise off Bo e • L t ted . by the Confederation of the Rhine Are effetled, eta tow rehabber, to joln C modore Owen off Dung s. and pail:firm taken of them by thole to whom they „ Dovo.R, SPY I EMBER rft. are to belong. The T gun brig has detained and fent in here the nit titta c l ot n t C o o n it an aa . s i i, to o l f a c t froc ue N d orr a o l l a k..6 , ,und t 1 The Prince Primate has fent to Paris a projefl for nt,Rrd-nx. a new arrangement Chrride) of the Confederation of coolers to the Leftward. Remain In Ohs Roads tie "Casui.tor od and W. m erate. Wind S brig. S . the Rhine. When it has received the confirmation of go o the French Court, ,it will be promulgated in the „ IaRAVESIND, SEPT. O sz t virellthiLelifT cn , Cnimbakess, Meeting of the Members of the Confederation. from Rip; vine, Hirrlfon. mid the Trent, Coeur, front Arch- MUNICH, SEPT. a. angel; john. Woodward, from °nem Elizabeth. ...........; Wit- doghotife. Clcfon, and the jonae Peter, Key, from Hambargh. General Bellegarde lets out ft 0 n this to.mnrrow --!eattd the Leer aid Alkfa, Cumming, for Aide& i Orb. Bow- i for Frankfort on the Mayne. The Minifter of War 4 1.;:k f n w. ro N r a ; Yrrnheo' Pale, Mla " gr '' and the ionic Ivens will follow him on the loth. His Adjutant; have The SWISTSURS, of 74 guns, taken from the already begun to take their leave. French in the glorious battle off Trafalgar, and which The Atflirian Plifoners are on their march home. had previoully been captured by them, is ordered to $ We can give no afturance, however, that they will be prepared for fat vice at Chatham, and to be call e d meet with no other obbacle. I the IRA ssisytata. of 74 guns, at Portfinouth, i s to b e MAODEBURGH, SEPT.% The Starrett, filed lior foreign fervice without delay. On the 6th 1011. his Excellency Count Kunheim r ....apt. Erne, of the ARDINT, of 64guns. is appoint. A B e rli n f ro m B arrived hereen ; th e 24.poun d cr battery of e- to command the bl•om incisor, of. 74 vans se. Captain Lange from Cuxhaven, has .patted through cently launched at Woolwich. Captain Ross Don- this place for Berlin. and la& night the la-pounder rutty, of the NARCISSUS frigate, who br o u g h t t h e to a cc e o o u m n m t theo a f ad th c e at t u a re e a of r B a u t e t n h o e s Ayres, is appointed battery of Captain Lehmann left Berlin for Doden. Nore ; and Captain dorf. C a Maxcotse to command the Namotsaus The day before yellerday marched through this frigate. place eight companies of the Field Yager Regiment, they were followed by the Grenadier Guard batta- Fos [RAI. or Ma. Fox.—lt was intended that the lion of Le Coq and the Regiment of Guards, the remains of Mr. Fox Should be privately interred in th e latter remain here until further orders. family vault in Wiltfhire, but a requeft w as made to Lord HOLLAND by a number of the mob dillinguiffied p LaSt night his Excellency the Privy Councillor anderfons in the kingdom, that the remain s o f t h e i r General of Cavalry Count Schulenberg Kehnert ar• deceafed friend Should be depofited in Weflnainfler t , l i n t r e ling the proceffioo—Lord HOLLAND acquiefced. r;ved here, from the baths, and alto his Highnefs the Abbey. that they might have an opportunity of at. Prince of Orange, along with his Adjutants. Yet y was there fore removed to the Stable-yard yellerday evening, where it arrived about eleven terday morning the infantry regiment of Prince Fer- o'clock, and from thence will be carried in proceffion . I dinand parted through this place, and the grenadier t battalion of Prince AuguSt Ferdinand of PrufGa, to Wellminfler Abbey i but the ceremony will be conducted with a fimplicity fuited to the unoß e nt a ti- 1 marched in. BERLIN, STPTEMBFR 9. one charafler of Mr. Fox. The day would have been • .. .i In the event of Field fvlarfhal Mollendorf leaving immediately filed, were it nut that the wiThes of the Berlin, General Von Dietherdt will rill the place of numerous friends of Mr. Fox, now in the country. , ! e Governor here. n r e u ra le l l w n i n l It b be e :if.hcearttaiieneedallupd l on that head. The Fit- e o a n d e a p ; but ah twit Fe venture to prediel. that if pobiry . deep Yclierday the field equipage of his Majefly and Field Marflt.il Mollendorf, with th t• of their fuites, moll numerous attendance, both with refpea to rank, oharoPer, and individual attachment and attention, was lent off to the army. prom this it is concluded, tit . it ne w ire l d ll . be the moll public this country has ever wit. 1 II that the Kioo will le . ,vc this plore I.r the a; my. _ I MONOWINT OF rata 1.•TII Raoul . Hoot. Wil.LlAtt As Mils MF LIMN, la night, if, the p,-; , f Derinia, P rOOO-A Court of Common Council was held art fr°lll Guildhall yenerdey, for the purpofe of deciding by 1 1 e x pref.:it her ditapprob . a:l , ol ot ha Ily marriages, ballot which of the Models fht.uld be adopted for a the unfree example in I,r own family, alludin to 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Suites, a deeds in a fidebox fi at v monument to be crated in Cotillion to the memory . I alarniiii; 1, reaMi and was c tre n d out in a fit. of the late Right Hon.Wrxxsass Poor. The Court Too houfes fell down this morning, in Harp.lane, proceeded to examine the five models recommended Tower Street, in which are (aid to have been forty by the Committee as the mob worthy ; end deter- people—only four of whom had been dug out when mined, by thew of hands, in(lead of by ballot, that I I ' one raper was put to Peels. the model numbered 12 Should be adopted; and it To a Amer.—The brave 8111 regiment, which was referred to the Committee to give dirsPions for ailed Itch a noble and coafpicuout part in the memo. the immediate execution of the fame. If I i table battle on the plains of Merida on the 4th Ju l y. , - ... r ORII.OI/11R ST, MARK Lahr, SIP TEMPER 19. , —T0. has been totally recruited of Welch or Ancient Bri day there are a few heat arrivals of Wheat ; like. tons, fence :803, when it returned a fiteleton from wife fume foreign; the (ample. of prime quality, the Cape of Good Hope, where it had been for fe- fully maintain the prices quoted, but Second and in. vrral years employed on very alive fcrvicc. The fcrior are Hill heavy in fates, with few purchafers— • of Barley but Short t fupplies, for which higher prices galla^t 78th Scotch Higloanders, the Sharers of its trophies, was alto embo/.red in 1803 ; and there two are afked—and Malt is full as high—White Peas give . . young corps, who have fo glorioully upheld the cha• way in price—but New Grey fetch sos. per quarter l; 1 rater of the Britifh name, have evidently 'hewn, that —Beans ot both forts are more ready ale—a few frelh in the sort period of two years), excellent and well- cargoes of Oats are come to hand, and the few fine difciplined Inldiers may be completely formed. and rumples are rather dearer—(mall var i at i ons i n the `mode more than eral to overcome the veteran and . I.:rnas of flour. fitrtfi troops of France., i • . r '74