Star. — London, England, 1803-02-16 00:00:00

January; aid on the ad, Rut:woes thermometer was at 21 degrees. Two days after, we had a thaw ; but on the 6th, the frolt returned with more feverity. At a quarter pall two in the morning of the Bth, the thermometer being at 25 degrees, we experienced a fmart (hock of an earth quake, which (hook the bodes to their very foun dations, and made the cups and glafres rattle on the table. At four and five o'clock we experienced two other (hocks, but lea violent. All the three proceeded in a direCtion from the well. Next day a long deep fiiihre extending north and fo uth in a direel line, was obferved in the centre of the town. 'This fitihre might have been occafioned by the great froft ; our foil being very light, and conic quently liable to fplit. The cold inereafed fo much that it was impoilible to warm the apartments. " Next night at a quarter pall twelve, we experi cnced another Rrong (hock, which (hook the cups and the glaffes, and difplaced the tables; and the following morning feveral Mures were difeovered in another (laner of the town, and even a large rent in the Wall of the Chamber of Finances. Se veral other edifices exhibited traces of the earth quake. The thermometer fell to 25 degrees, and remained at that point for thirty days..—The wind, which had entirely eeafed, blew with great violence from the north, on tile day of the carth.l quake. The cold has this day decreafed, to the ' fatisfation of all the inhabitants." Co, tit Haoss, Jaw. 25.—1 n virtue of a Royal Ordinance, dated December 29t1i, the merchants belonging to the royal manufaCtories have been permitted to eflablifh provifionally, for four years, ta packet to fail regularly between this city and the Danifh colonies in the E2ll Indies, conforming to the plan of the College of Commerce. According to this plan, a packet will fail twice in the year, on the tft of March and the If of OCtober, for Tranquebar and kederickfnagor, and vice vnia from there plates. A poft office will be eta blifhed there es well as in this city. Ina general meeting of the Afiatic Conipany, held on the tpth of this month, it was refolved. that a fecond freffel should be difpatched to the Eaft Indies. With this view, the Company have purchafed a new vette!, called the Dannemarek. Intelligence has been received, that the King of Denmark, defined for China, arrived Cafe in the batboy: . of Batavia on the 26th of July, 1802.. Yellerday, about one o'clock, their Royal nishiretTes the Princefes Aucsurea, Soma, and Amara, attended by Lady BaLLAsysa, took an ainag round areMa, and returned loon after two o'clock. •Yellerday the Dike of CUNHIVILLAND, the Prin. cefs Uvula of Gt.ouessrta, Lady Caatotoax„ :tad a 'timber of the Nobility, paid their refpees tO their tbfaserries, at the Q2eett's Houk. The Prince of %Vs Las and Duke of YOR II were in the Prince's box, at Covcnt•garden Theatre, on Monday evening, and both (coned highly pleated with the performance of the new Harald. The Right Hon. &imam& Doonias Lord GLlNatavis. has been defied a Member of Par. hantent for the Town and Port of Haßings. 'l'he Earl of Astern is haspurehafed the elegant tnantion in Piccadilly. formerly the refidence of the Duchefs of Coulon. Letters hare been received at the Admiralty. from Captain HOOD Hating his arrival in tthe Ilcssintist at Barbadoes, from whence he was about to proceed with the other Commiffioners, to Currey the ill.snd of Trinidad. Hymn *haat?... Efq. is appointed Naval. Store•keeper of Ms Majeny'sdock yardat Antigua. Capt. R. MN LLIA MIS, Of the thy. % is appo inted to the Rosstt.t.. and Capt. pors ITT' to the TAD, in which thip he is to twill a pendant as COMM,- deft, Yeilerday morning eke firli Battalion of the Col.lllream Regiment of Guards attended at the Surrey fide of Illactfriars•bridge. to cundue the remaining comics from Kewgate to Woolwich, to be put on board the tranfport intended for Botany Bay. • On Monday the MASTIR of the Roees prefented a Petition from the Duke of Goarsort. the Earl of Pat, and other proprietors of antes in the county of Banff, to use Houfe of Commons, praying for leave to bring in a Bill for. making and keeping in repair turnpike roads, and for commuting the Astute labours iu the laid county. Mr. Wstsmi, die Petitioner for /Limitable, we nisch:Mans!, condos% his own cAufe. He fat in the late Parliament for that . Borough. A Committee was ballotted for yefterday, but they could only make 26 out of the 49. He has the Right Hon. JOHN Sttwaar, the zrinl Attorney• General, as his Nominee, and petitions :spina Sir E. Pst.eaw tor bribery. I.all night, in the Houk of Commons, a confi der-able number of Petitions were prefented by different Members from the Public Brewers in several parts of the kingdom, praring ctrtain amendments in the Malt Tax Bill of the 14 Sef ism'. The oksjed of thefe Petitions we underhand to be a regulation, fobjeding the Private Brewers ( that is, all families who prefer brewing malt li quor fin their own coufumption) to the operation ul escife. Mr. I' saes, who has performed• Richard tbe 71rJ co m ell at I)rury-Latie 'Theatre vt late, is in 71, Gazerse of lad night. CAW. W, ST, of the Navy. whore accident from .1 I . oi I ei fencing we kated lalt week. we arc farTY 1 , . aOst is dead, in conirquence ut that unfortunate 4kLi.cEK. CORN MARKRT, MARK-LANE, FEB. 16. In confeqnence of nn arrivals having taken place fince Mlo•.iday laft, we have but few Buyers, and the quantity fold remains without any alters• tion in price. A sstz op BRlAD.—Yeflerday the principals of the Bakers' Company waited upon the Right lion. the Lotto Maroa, at the Mantion-houte, to tie the Afliee of Bread, when his Lordthip, after mi nutely infpthing the Mealweighers' Reports (of the Average prices of wheat and flour, which ap peared nearly the fame as the preceding week) or dered the Bread to continue at 9W. the (tarterst Loaf. COLONEL ats'SPARD, COUNTY GAOL, SURREY, FEBRUARY 15. Ma. Ent.: o a—ln tonfequenec of Tome erroneous (fatemen which have appeared in the daily prints, refpeding the man ner in which Colonel Dessau o and the other State Prifoner. are confined, 1 feel it a duty I owe to the Public to convey. through the medium of your Paper, a correct ttatement of their fitution and mode of confinement, viz . COIOIItIDESPAID is confined in the attic Korey, in the fame room as before his trial. It is a board ed floor, 3o feet fquare, with three large windows, framed and glazed, and a large fire conftantly kept ; his wife attends him daily. On the middle floor, underneath the Colonel, are confined in a room of the fame dimenfions in every particular, with a gond tire, Thomas New man, Daniel Tyndall, Thomas Broughton, yames Sedge :nick llirattan, William Lander, Arthur Graham, and John Afacnamara their wives and children are permitted daily into the room to fee them, but no perfon from curiofity. In the fame range of building are confined, in the middle floor, in a room of the fame dimenfiorts, with a good fire, alto Francis and John Wood, whole wives are aliit daily permitted to fee them as bcfoir delcribed ; and each of the laid prifoners are allowed t 7s. 6d. per week for their ftibfiftence. J. Ivas, Keeper. Such is the progrefs of /uxsiry in Shetland, that many of the inhabitants in that ifland have placed chin:Nies on their houfes by way of ornament. A Morning Paper very gravely tells us that Cap tain Cat/ Lila s.e pareffes qualifications that are cal culated to place him at the very finantit of the flags —if fuch be hisfrture dylusaiiose I The infant daughter of Mr. Moott, eldeft Gm of the Archbifhop of Canterbury, expired on Sa turday, at his Lorclihip's Palace, in the arms of its mother, in the Chapel, Shortly after the cere mony of baptifm. The following are the remarks made in the Mositeur, on the financial fituatina of Great Bri tain, as contained in the laft budget : P.bCE!PTS. Cue vox s.—So vaßapro;futt from the Cullom, can arife only in confequence of the greatelt per feaion in the regulations of trade, and the utmoa extenlion and sA%vity of commercial navigation. Exam—This contribution is exorbitant and oppreiGve. If England could afford to diminifb it, certainly it would be reduced without delay. Its collation teems to be hardly compatible with the ex &ewe of civil liberty. Srassts.--A tax wifely impofed, and Ikilfully colleEted. LAND AND ASSESSID Taxis—A moderate tax, judicioufly levied. POST OFTIC E.—This branch of revenue is very eafily collefted, and has been fusee augmented.— It is aftonifhitig, that a country fo comparatively moderate in extent, Ihould afford fo large a reve. nue from the conveyance of its letters. WAR Tax ON 'ICON a.--(Supprefed in 1802). Happy would it have been for England, and for all Europe, if that illullon had been ten years fince dilEpateil, or if the had never enjoyed that credit which has brought her at left to th e brink of ruin. The fl atterers of the Englith Government fay, that the has proved the Saviour of Europe. Nothing can be more Palk. Had France been urged to the laft extremity, Europe mutt have been undone.— It bas been Caved by the moderation of Bow Ara a is, and the wifdom of Ruffla. Ex etantruae.—The fum of the obfervations under this head, fignifies that the Englith finances mutt become worfe and worfe--that the Sinking Fund is a mere delufion ; and that it is ationiflring that there fhould remain a tingle advocate for war in England, fence its espences have been fa raft. N. B. As this ( Igor ) was a year of war, the pub lic expenditure of Great Britain for a Bes is con& derably frnAller ; though fill much above what the real wealth, induftry, and general energies of that country can for afford. The rates the support of the poor, are not paid into the Royal Treafury. Each parith taxes kith - for the fubfiflence of its own poor, in pro- portion to their numbers, and in proportion to the wealth and numbers of the other inhabitants of the parilh. The clad amount of thefe poor's rates, we cannot well afcertain. It is different in different years. In 1768, it was not leis tban 44 millions of livres Totunuis. It is fuppoted now to be nue•third more. Ireland is not comprehended in the fiatement of the Revenue and the Expenditure of Great Bri tain for Ulm The EMI India Company enjoys all the revenues, and pays all the expellees of the Government of India. In certain cafes, indeed, the Britith Go vernment has a (hare of thole revenues. The falaries of the Governors of the Colonies are paid nut of the Civil Lill. The internal et. pens of the different Colonies are paid by thole Colonies themfelves, out of taxes levied by the Co. lonia% Alremblies. The penfitsns are a part of the espence of the Civil bk. Some of thole are, however, affigned upon the Excite and the Poll Office. But they are all perfellly known to the public. Printed lilts of thole who' enjoy petitions, and of the pentions paid to them, arc laid at times before the Howe d Commons I a lid of theti was not long fince cum uaunicatosi to cla.st NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. I Dublin I Waterford • Hamborgb s French a Dumb s punnet . . FALMOUTH, ENBRUARY 13. Arrived the French brig la I..thorieufe, Capt. JOHN M. CHAIPENTIER. front Ilavre de Grace, in ballaft, bound to Rochelle; the Waltinghant pac ket, Roarars, in 14 days, with mail from Lifbun left lying in the Tagus, the Prince of Wales pac ket, TODD, which was expelled to fail on the ad inf. with mails for England : by this packet we learn the lots of the brig Penelope, Capt. ED• MUNDS, from Briflol, with bale goods, rum, tee. bound to Gibraltar and Leghorn, about 120 miles fouth of Lifboti : the crew and palrengers laved. This day arrived the American Chip Prefident, Capt. SAMUEL WESCOTT, from Baltimore, in 42 days, with flour and wheat: when the left Balti• I more the had on board 6.,0 barrels of flour, and t 2,000 bulbuls of wheat; but during a gale r.f wind flue was obliged to throw 200 barrels of the former ' overboard; the has finung her buwiptit, and is, very leaky. Arrived Alio this day the Laity Flom r packet, Fittowes, from Jamaica, with mails ; which the left on the :Sth December tall : at which time, there was tying at Port Royal, his Majefty's chips I.II , I•THAN. of 74. guns, Tassr, of 38 guns, and Emus, of 32 guns alto the French frigates la Guerrier, of 48 guns, la Pomone, of 22 guns, and the Louis Bonaparte brig, of t 6 guns, IA from Cape Francois: on the tR init. in lat. 47. to. long. 28. 46. fpoke the American (hip Induary, from Virginia bound to Cork, out so days, all well. Sailed this day the AUCKLAND packet, SCOUT. Lsa, with mails of the tR int. fur New York and Halifax ; and the Patties ADOLPH us, do. Jos Es, with mails of the 25th ult. and the 2d Mil. for Lif bon. The palfengers in the former are Mr. BRAN. Dci, and Mr. CLitax ;—per the latter, Meas. HOILTON,SOUTIRA,MAHINADdINZEItLY. Wind N. PLYMOUTH. FEBRUARY Ls. Came in the Minerva, of bartmouth, Captain Bass, from Lisbon, bound to this port and Exeter, with fruit and hides; the Heroine, of London, Capt. Cooa, from London, bouud to Antigua, with plantation Rom ; the Firm, of London, Casella, from London, bound to Lisbon, in ; the two latter wind-bound. Bailed the Ceres, Wein. a, from Waterford to London; Maria, Partys, from Valencia for Lon. don ; True Anna, —, from Seville for London; the St. Jofeph, Evaaa, from Balboa for ditto ; and the Frieudlbip; Gear, of Plymouth, for Guernfey. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY si. This day strived the Ann, THOMSON, from Carmarthen.—lVent out of harbour his Majeßy's lhip Arott.o•—Came into harbour the (hip Hib. bents.--.Paded by the American (hip For, from Ba tavia, bound to Rotterdam.—The (hip Matthew and Thomas is not yet arrived (as Rated in my laR,) but may be expeeted (portly, as the faikd in company with the Hibberts.—wad W. 8. W. blows hard. LIVERPOOL. FEIIRUAIRY 14. The are lignals hoifted at &dam for a fleet of 'hips, and the wind.having been weflerly for two days, we may eapea many veffels up the neat flood. The Liverpool Packet. WA ITI, from New York for this port, was off Waterford the sth infl. out 31 days. all well. The Surprise. CARTY'. from hence to Rotter dam. put into Portfmouth on the 4th intl. all well. The Marina, M.Batos, from hence for Phila delphia, arrived at New York a7th December, in sbeing obliged to bear away for that port, on day s, account ofthe Delaware being frolen. Captain M.Basor mentions his having encountered very &vete gales of wind on the pafage. FROM, LLOYD'. LIST. Drat. F I 5.-Aniviid ttatikoneftign. Mkdrtf, from Settert, NA reffeekte—Cesne down the Anemic- 14k Ingrate; and Loma reaerelid. hew Sheens& ; sad tit Elphinftetis..---, for 116 c Salt billet. Arrived soil UAW far the River, the Edmund, laws, hum Waterford; Britannia. Brews. from Geertdcy ; Almndfnrd, ;dent, from Pool; Prince u Wake. Madre, from Pro- Banco; with rewind other ematere--C-m: down hada, fee ilesolows, end rarlsr r the 0011111/ with the Aim a. per hiftWisid A W. GLAlraitso. FISIVALIIT 15,6PlleCd by. the Lard 141601. Lloyd, from Ilona; sod the Itekanala. Anbems, Goo Cork. &lied the Honduras Parke, Nickoh, fur Swedes. ; Wood. Lod Oak. Limb. for Smyrna; Caeadam, Shadier* for Tortola $ Antwerp, Dickies, foe Lams ; Mat, and Pop Jas, De t, fur Dunkirk._ ARRIVED. At Cowes, Argo. Haviir;d; tiro; Cbaricitan—M DMA Trkas, deposer, from Qiiebec.-At Liverpeal, tdcpuiMs. nut* chalk ems Ltmerara..At Orde. Mat* jangles, from 3e. sake; Maria. Cummings. frees Laos ; Mariam, Motets; and Embargo, kordrat. from Cbarfuttm...At treldin. nem-ban. I.surnsgsna and islartir.lewirgtem. tam Leedom Jam, Prince of Wain, Warts; and Abs.,l Gas. ram tram Leedom ; Peggy. Sly* burn Fame& ; 'Berwick. GaAs ; sad Ana. 'redeems. beim lk = ; David. W. Line;k and iifiarres. Larks., trarafasiedliall...At Oporto, Them% Matey; Mega. lemur; may. Perris; and Narvik. Dampest. from Newfoundland—At Magnifies. Je !Ma. Yortußer. tom Leaddes....At Napkr , Pure. H. e. (nun London; Carrirrr. laikr. bunt d.ivatiund; dir meter Soden. tram Nterfwandhowl; his, Dais; mud Leaftkr. from Varrnueels...at Veneer, liariamd. Levier. tram lUDS At Madeira, Mary, Crairiry.tmn LieudGn ; Nyman; Man. (err; and Kitty, Iletster, from Itattinsart—At Antigua. Amn. Norm" from landau; &M/. Trid, frau penal ; and Lath Creamer, Giairs.fress hierrguel-.At himairma, Marina, Cursisi and CAA% klesd.r. tram Laois" EAST INDII Vett Tdav the Purfcr of the llnnotirablc lift India Compa ny'. extra chip the Sovereign, Captain Mitchell, arrived at t! , e India Houle with his difpatches from the tlewtrniesent General of Bengal, which Pre-fide:7er bac left the latter end of Septen her. The Suvercizn ha, brought nothing new—The letters re ceived by the overland difpatch Bait week having %ride pined the contents of later ones. It is not Rated when Marquis Wellefley was expeeted to leave leilta: We have the plcafure to announce the fate &viral in the lhawnt on the t arch init.of his Msjeity's thipa the lot e,rid,Cap• taut Hargood; I.t VirgiDie, Captaih Attie; and la Chiffonne, Captain Man:, from the Prelidency of Fort Si. George, fruin whence they fail-nllate in the month of September. They ar rived at the Cape of Good Hope the beginning of December, and failed on the tab following. When they failed from the Cape, no orders from Covernnseot bad reached that place for it, evacuation by our troops. The abaft !lips (poke the Cdmpany's flip the Sovereign, Captain Gilbert Mitchell, of the Weftern Iflands, homeward bound, from Madrai and Ben gal; witch, with the Man Chip. Captain Logan ; the Caledo nian. Captain Craig ; the Genet. Stuart, Captain Mar& ; and he Northanipton, Captain barker, are hourly carpeted to ar rive. The Canada, Captain tViltinfun, is hourly espcacd to arrive from Cigna With a camp!, do mecum Of the Laft India Company. The Thames, Warne* Cattle, awl Quinn, Company's thir, are elpeetetttu iris in July neat, bating left Bombay, for China, on the 16th of Assail. The tetra ILip the Meerut", Capisin Wttlia n Adderiey, is SI fiVCd at the Cape of Good Hope. By the (hips ()Ewer which have joft reached runfmouth from India, we have advice, that there ►ace arrived at the Prince of Wales's -LM, the Arniiton, Majoribanks; Ala wick CAW. Prercutt ; Cireneefter, Robertfon ; Marquis of E.Jy. Hannay ; and Perfeverance, Tweedle, foam Lctidors—.lNund to Chine. The Tour, rarnln, from PhiladelphiA far Hamburgh, is loft au the Gpodwln farads; crew faired. Amon and Bella, Mall, for Barbadoes, is loft at 111.tikira. Te jAric, White, from London; and the from Liv‘rpool, are burnt in Dublin harbour. Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, February 15. MILITARY liRD MOTIONS. ComMigion in the Royal Regiment of lquntgo nits y ibire Militia, figned by the Lord Robert John HAnifoll, trq. to be Captain. Dated December Commilliont in the Forfar and Kincardine Regi ment ddf North Dritith Militia, figned by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of Forfer. The Honourable Archßiald Douglas to be ColoneL Dated Odober t;, dos. John haurinfon, Efq. to be Major Commandant. Dated Ja nuary 7, doj. Tboroas Farcluturfun, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Oa. 1, Teo:. Graham Rower. Efq. to be Ditto. Dated Odlober 3. t 8::. William ' , tender, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Ott titc is David Dirkfon, Gent. to be Ditto, Dated Oittober a, 'Sot. %Val= (:aides, GAOL to be Ditto Dated Ottobcr 4, dot. John Smith. Gent. to be Ditto. Dated °dottrel, taos. Alexander Lauder, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Ott 6, t David Bowman, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated ,Gel. l gas. Andrew Will, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated 04 8, dos. Thomas Fairweather, Gest. to be Enka. Dated Oa. 8, do s. John (ones, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated &tabor 9. *Soh Patrick Nimeno, Gest to be Surgeon. Ilea Nov. so, Igor. Wiliam G. des, Gem. to be SMARM Clerk Paymaßen Dated December 16, dos. Joluelklunro, Gast. ea be Cturettsbnarr. Dated Jan. t. llamas Clark, Gent. to be Adjitiel. bated Sep:. so, t So). _ZARR R UPtS. John Parkes, late et Mrtflumt Oster, dealer gad rhapaiana to furrtoder Feb. se, at three, Feb. sy. It ten, and Mares M. at t a m at the Cr o wn Inn, at Roder,. Attend ee , hl e r rs4 Willing:on and Baal!, King's Bench Wallwarapk, Loudon, or Mars. Brookes, Mallard. Daniel Holbrow. Thomas Haynes, James Haynes. and Robert H nderfon, now dr Mc of Oklimad4l4l, In the plat of ton. Gioneeßeellairemensfademers of chymleal preparations; dealers and domes. and partners. Feb. kb, 36, and M aac k sq. at eleven. at the Raamv Tavern, Reiltol Anoraks, Mr. Gabe% I Ancoltes inn labia, or Mt. R. Jambs, Tbeersas D orn llon, of Pretest-amt. Goodsnan's Fields, Mid- Ana, nterabain, draw ad Mama% Feb. tip, ay. and March 19, at eleven, at Gonna& Attorney, Mr. Loam; Datintihall ftreet. Richard Dulles, of Sitre***m 4:44, pnreet-tneresint, kat. bolder, dealer and Mamma, lie. Ica, Mar& 119 and sp, 4. deem. at the Cattle Ina. Ibrewfbory. Amhara. Mr. WM Grans, Chapel Stair-cafe, Llneoltea-lun, Lou.hro ; or Mr. Thomas Lloyd. Ihrewhory. lobo linfun d( Risebbers, Latimistre. reeton.asana Whiter. dotter aid chaplain. Fels: 84, et Oft, Feb. st, r eleven, at the St. John's layers. in Illackbata. and Mardi sn. at the CSlolliettla lon. Laneafter. at Ire. Amanita, Mr. "mph tato., at Lark-bill, In Blackburn; or Meffrs Richard and Robert news, Todar-Itteet, Black friars. Londoo. William Michell. of Watelet, namsfrelliire, clothier. Fell:. at, March t, and sq, at eine% ft the Market-houfe, Taunton. A tterN., , Mars. Mahe and lan. Coolia.ason , Corey .fts seta Loudon ; or Mr. I.e/in. Bard.., near Tauntm. Inkph Hod., of Bennondrey, barrel, leather-dretrer, dealer an d ( k arm a, Feb. st. Merck 4, and an, at tad, at Attorecy. Mr. Omer Staples-Ina, Latalmi. rams Peter loom, of Upper Graftoo-ftrea, Fitsroy4teare, MUdltica, late Commander of the B Ivldac Lail ludiantati. dealer and Chapman, February 26, at tone, Much 5, and sit, at twelve, it Guildhall. Attnenirs, Mere, Ward, Dennetts, end Greats, Hotrietta-greet, Carent-Gardeu. lurks Colt, bat of Wilma, Hants, dealer in nee, but n rti • D nu i t .j ahe . Middlnen. rietaatkr. drake and Chapman, Feb. ss, at one, March a, at eleven. and Much ay, at tow, at GuAntall. Attorney. Mr. Mop Tbortlaa, Beatlilualcr.lane, Leaden. -we bright. of honer Tensple.lane. Lonna. trauma and Nob. ay, March i, and ash at ten, at GoOdl..di. Attortky. Mr. Boodleld. of Barrene•nreet, London. "i•ph Barnard the roomer, late of Betliwt, waratainor. Jrckw and .hapnaset, Feb. 23. at four, Feb. 2 4 . and M arc h ay at dawn. at the Moan lon. pada of St. New's, Nantin Anomie.. Mr. Edward Greene, of Se. Iwo; or Mona lie- Lary and Cupc. Paper-Bniklings, Inner-Temple. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 23. Thomas o . liyon and Jcisph MandewUk, late of Ort tot, Ricrehans, Endeta, shaman, and cupu wen, at teethe. at the t 1 hire Hart Inn. BrifloL Feb. 23. Waling' Geyer'. of hlowitivw, elnienwell. ftii:dwit.ein-e, at eleven, at Gaildhall. Londn. rob. as. Adan been. a Workington, Comberland, nutter, deskr and dupes, at ka, at the Grew Orator., Work ington. Feb. 23. Thomas (Myna, late of Briftol, tneelunt, Owner aad ekapnuta, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Drina. Feb. 23. WlSlau Taylor, now or late of Ekharri, Kent, dialer in canton deka, at MANUA, Loudon. SIE 3 UESTR A 710143. he IN SCOTLAND. Watron and p.wing. inaubtatlorcrs. Glakow.--oodo,o, ou " iv Black gull lon. 3111 I twdv, o'clock. to h wee Wan= fader ; Lome plo., and boot lift Muck, to rkt.t troika. Leckhe. Ewing. sod C. maandadhirers and marhasts. govr.-oberrbluon trobt In Neck Dull lan, • t ads Ilalorr, twelve o'clock. to nama Inerrina ilk\ March. to cleß troth% . I ,lll l oM. l t i r taligit ne lwriebsof. a il‘Millieregora awailll Dtlh bonvfoo b. 16.18 1 -, brascv. twelve o'clock, to namcinerrilli ; foam. /'46c and Lost, aft Mara, Is clot ttidicg•