Star. — London, England, 1803-07-25 00:00:00

I ' : ntiais to the Kula. He has had fermi confe'rences with the Minifters, and particularly with M. ACTON' the refult of which was a promife that his Court would not commit hoftilities againtt the kingdom of N a ples. In the mean time the French have arrived there : a corps of to,ooo men, commanded by Gen. VIILDIIII, has marched along the coafts of the Adri. atic, to proceed to Tarento, where the head-quarters of the French army will be eftablithed. The French Ambaffador, M. Avapiza, has given to the Sias and his Minitters an affurance that the capital will not be occupied by the troops of his nation. It is remarked, that they keep at a diftance from the coafts of the Mediterranean: it is even Rated that they will not occupy the town of Gapua. The Commander in Chief, Sam? Cre, was expelled every moment at Naples, where be propofed to fpend Come days. The laft intelligence received at Naples from Sicily con. tradias the report that the Englith had landed there. Wean even attured that it is falfe that they have feized on the Ifland of Sardinia. The Englifk fleet, under the command of Admiral NaLSON 9 has quitted the ports of Malta, and is cruising in the Mediterranean, but its deflination is not known. It is only alerted, that the Engli& have formed a prole& of again taking poiliffion of Egypt, which they may eally do tinder the prefent circumftances. Yellerday difpatches were received at the Admi. ruby from Admiral Coatrwaws, off Wham, dated the I (rth of July, at which time the French fleet had made no attempt to fail from Brea, nor any other of the Weßern ports. On Saturday the Rev. Mr. Buser was intla Bed one of the Prebends of St. George's Chapel, Windfor, in the room of Dr. Frusta, and yeßerday he went through the cullomary form of reading himfelf in. 1r Yeßerday morning the Church retries was read, and a Sermon preached by the Chaplain to the Star fordibire Militia. under the trees in the Long Walk, in Windfor Park. to the whole of the Regiment. The BiLhop of !Armour (Dr. Paarryman) has had an eßate of near scoot. per annum bequeathed him, by a Gentleman but little known to his Lord(hip, of the name of Tu TTON. who& name the Bilbop is to take in addition to that of his own family. Mr. Comae, a fat of Dr. Corm. of Bluasiburr (quart, is appointed the &curer of the late Mr. Hai rs'', as one of the Librarians of the arida Mufeum. Lord Sr. Virtue? arrived left night at the Ad miralty, from his feat in Etre:. The Bill for arming the nation was reads Rd! and fecond time in the Horde of Peers on Saturday, and was ordered to be committed this day. Saturday morning early, the Duke of Yoe* ar. rived at Windfor. and had a confultation with his Mayurr on military arrangements. Soon after breakfae. his Kaisers , took an airing ou.boefeback in the Great Park and viewed the Farms. t The Prince of P/asas has offered his Royal High. L odes Riding School, at Carleton Honk . as a place !pi military esercife for the Pori& of St. James. The Earl of Motaa has folieited permirton to Terre in the 6rli Mali of the army .0 leap. Lieutenant Colonel Maeustaaa is, of the 86th Re. gaunt. is appointed AiGilaut Adjutant-General to the London Diaria. under the command of Lieute nant-General the Earl of HAIIIINGTOII. Captain Saimaa, who CONOIOSOdid COS of the Her. wich Packets detained at He'yea, has Wady made his efcape, and arrived fare at Harwich. Amongft the various Volunteer Companies whofe fervice his Majefty has accepted, we have to notice an Artillery Corps at Dover, confilling of Is* men, who have been (me time trainiag for the ferrite of the great guns. The Officers commanding thi; ufe. f ul Corps Iart.CII.IIILLNS WILLARD, Efq. Captain ; THOMAS MAsTILL, Efq. FirS Lieutenant;_ J. P. rICTOR, Efq. Mr. Jaws. MOON, and Mr. N. L. &mice's, Second Lieutenants. . At a meeting of the Merchants and principal In habitants of Liverpool, on Tuefday fait, for the pur pefe of conlidering the heft mode of defending the town, it was agreed that a battery (hould be crafted on the Red Nofe, near the rock Perch; and another on the Lancalhire &ore, with gua•boatst and alfo to raife two regiments of 560 ma Pelt; and for mien • for the ufe oldie rest guns. The Sea Fembles, who have been enrolled at Portfinouth, under the command of Captain E. O'Betata, received their pike' on Wednefday, and were muttered in St. Georges-fqoare, Portfea. In a fluirt time their number it is *vetted, will he in created to between ?and Soo, who as their cowman. der fays, " are fine fellows, and all willing." Apt. R. B is appointed to command the Sea Fen• Bibles at the Ifie of Wight. The fen-faring men of Desl have offered fifty boats for the ftrvice of the country, to be manned by themfelves, and carrying talb. and 61b. earronades. We underfiand that General Saliva, uncle to Sir Synerr Sum., has been very inftrumental in tacit. ing this very laudable (pink. I Gun-boats are preparing at Brett; and five or fix fail of the line are come down into the Road. A telegraph is immediately to be crated on St. Mary's church fieeple, in Cokhetter, in a line of 1 communication with that upon Brightlingfita church ! Scenic, onwards to the metropolis Six months half-pay to Reduced Officers will begin paying on the aft of Alignit. On Saturday a number of letters were received from Rotterdam, dated the a yth iallant. One of there Rates, that, an the 6th, the day after the figning of the Hanoverian Capitulation, a Britifh Meffenger arrived at Lauenburgh with important difpatches to General WALIIODIN, which, had they arrived In time, wou'd have prevented the convention. It appear., by accounts received, that a great num ber of Dutch feamen in the different ports of Hot land have eapreffed a with to volunteer their Cervices in the Britilh navy: a great many of them have ac cordingly delerted and entered into the revive. A letter from New-York, dated the i rub of Jew. 6 71, " Cape. CLANK, of the MARTIN, arrived Isere 7efterday from England. On the 3 tft May, in lat. 39. 14. long. 6+. he Caw eight large veffels, fe to be fhips of w ar . (Landing to the eaftward. e d t e he 1 day following be (poke four French 74gaa-thipsfrona i Cape , Francois for France." r.IUr:c.;L I::TL.L:JG::;Cc'. This morning arrived a mailfrom Jamaica,brooght to Falmouth by the Spencer packet in 47 days. TORSAY. JULY 23.;--Arrived here !all evening, after poll, and remain, about 6o fail of different veil fels from Plymouth, bound to London they conlia of the Batavian prizes ordered round to London; a few Weft India (hips, with milers, &c. under con• voy of his Ksjefly's brig SEAGULL, two armed cut ters, the Esot l s, and another. It was 'Imo& calm when they came in, fo that moil of them were obliged to get their boats a-head to tow them in, in order to avoid the tide. PLYMOUTH, JULY 23.—Came in the Pram (hip Martha and Judena, Captain A. Booms, from Riga, bound to Ferrol, laden with malls and wheat, de tained by his Majelly's (hip PLANTAGINIT, of 74 guns; the French brig les Deux Amis, from Mar tittique, for Havre, laden with fogar, coffee, and cotton, captured the sth July in lat. 44. long. t 6. by his Majelly's (hip THUNDIItaII, of 74 guns, Captain BaDVOID alfo the Hussaa, of 38 guns, Capt. WIL KINSON, from a cruise. PORTSMOUTH, JOLT s4.—The ORPIIIOII frigate, Capt. HILL, has made the Sgnal for a convoy to Newfoundland and Halifas.—This evening arrived the Dania; fhip de Lebre, laden with wine, &c. from Havre, detained by the INNORTALITS, HYDRA, SUL. toot, and Bldoonouno. On Tburfday laR thofc (hips Rood dote into Havre, fired at the gun boats in the harbour, and compelled them to retreat dole to the (bore: fevers) (hells were thrown from the Sot. snot into the town, with very evident dia. His Majeßy's (loop Coaawsta., Capt. Du IlAtilig: Lai week (truck on a rock near Guernfey ; after throwing 14 (out of 16) of her guns overboard, and all her powder, fhot, provifions, &nes, &c. the got off; and ii gone into Plymouth to refit. The Alli. ance, Teats, from Brißol to Southampton, has been taken; and fince retaken by the GINSRAL &UST privateer, and carried into Guernfey. This morning arrived the Rua, Fait Indianian, Capt. HITCH an tilos, from Bengal. hit from St. Helena, from whence the failed on the soth May. The Anna, DOVER CASTI.R, Masques WILLSSLIT, CU LLSIISS Gaova, and Coanwattte, homeward-bawd, were at &. Helena, and may be daily espeded to arrive. The RUST Eaft Indiaman, which arrived this morning, was fell in with by the TRIMMIR privateer, of this port, Capt. Hastets, who informed ber of the war, put Cenral hands on board, and accompa nied her into port, where the Ruby writs for a con voy to the River. Yaascourst. Joy: , 14. —Friday evening arrived here from Tonningen. after a patfage of five days, the DIANA packet, Captain 0111101111, with mails, which were immediately forwarded to London; the pafengers, 3s in number, among whom were Lady HUTS' ST•NNOTI and Suite, Mr.and Mrs. EGERTON and Family. Colonel Bosvet.t. and Servants, Capt. GRAU and ditto, and Mars. Lust MITZ I , GOESSMID, ELLIIIIII•II,MARTINAnd LOUR. &C• Re. were landed here. The packet got under-way this fiwenoon for Harwich. From the bell information which could be colleted from the *lingers, &c. it appears that the packets will be efiatilifbed here upon the fame footing as during the late war. as this is the snot de• fireabk port is EllelliOde-Arrised the HARPY from a crui s e; alto the PertiiAbe and Forruwstfrigates, which formed pan of the fqoadron blockading the Elbe: the above aips have detained and brought is with them feveral fail of foreign (kips, all laden ; alto the Hucsa and Vasuvs - bombs.—Yenerday evening arrived a (loop of war with the Baltic &et. to take the Rips belonging to this port to the Eat, and ailed imsnediate with the FAVOR/RITZ CRUST. ....Sailed 00 WerilliSt the ESCORT JACRAISJ., HARPY, and Mesas, armed brigs. Re main in the Roads, the PISSLOPS and TOITUSIS frigates; Vasove and Hsm.a bombs. Wind N. L Dzac, JUST 24.-. The TSIIIIOII bomb has a Ripe for Convoy to the welhvard.—Wind K E. FROM LLOYD'. LIM Gaairintiar. jinx 14.-.lPallml by. de Ilehrimay hem Obis ; PAlurrs. Rat Who ; Frew Yuma. The Illrehers, Oro s froositellam; Elbriards, cram hat* ; Clear LAN trim 1111 bas; Mot Beak 'rash he; •Aid Crawl lArthis, ws. how Nerwsp-‘Aelled the Piro. Wen, for hr ; Aamboi, Fol-tar ` &him= g Muth. Wardell, hr Nee York; Comas. tad At" ▪ hr Drams 4 Heopejesits.he DAttadara. Two Maids. kromink Two lirrtiodo. Jams Hot arid:Ph, hr Aaa a rrese-411Pardiessekreare.Mellesve, btu Illowdoelle At Pahmrath AMu.. Mow. tram Daft& At Lheryed, Aar' maim Frosch inn liwtadkowl jams, thirkies; sol Ohm - hein Oteadmi; Otto.. Albs. hem Vlghts; —; Frisch tad lisettAt. Mawr; thrak Nalth 1 al( lens, "rut ah 'POW.% la; dig Aft ftiga. Advice wasyellerday received at the EaR Lan Hoof. ofthe fah arrival of the Roar Est Indianan (a country (hip) at Portlinouth. She was convoyed by a privateer free St. Helena, the mailer of which is to receive Sa hundred guineas for the convoy. Data:Burson or Pam a-Mon er.—The Hind, for the capture of the Nervaus, will be paid on Thurg day, the t sib day of Anna, at No. p, New Broad &set. • TheDeox Aoges,—,from St. Dornia r go, is aba by the Lancalter privateer, and hat for • The Peggy, Evans, from LOll4Oll foTrilr . " is taken and carried into France. _ OA Saturday the 87•ALsaves. of 64 rms. and the Apr SMUT% ofd imp Wen ordered UM commit. Bon at Chatham. The command of than is gives to Capt. TB sPLI and Capt. HOTaiu. The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleated to appoint Lieutenant &era en Li oast to the command or the Boras. OAK pace Chip at Pont:math Captain Horgan, and Liam: mums Amara and FAIRFAX have been appointed to the ANPNITILITII I Lieutenants JOB* GARLAND* 01/11111T, STSIL, and Stooges., to the Sr. As,ausesi and Lieut. KUDOS to the Vuataa. PC.,LiCdriCY ISSUED ST MONSIEUR, BROTHER OF THE KING OF FRANCE. Monfieur, brother of the King of France, has deemed it his duty no longer to remain filent repeEt ing an important fad of which too vague an idea has hitherto gone abroad. The variety of lights in which it has been reprefented, and the falfe reports induf trinufly circulated by an ufurped Government, impe dourly require that the opinion of the public, but more particularly that of Frenchmen, fhould be fet right refpeling the real Rate of the matter. Such are the reafons which, at the prefent conjunc ture, induce Monfieur to make public certain details, which particular circumflances do not allow, howe ver interefling they may be, to be enumerated more at length than as follows : On the 26th February of the current year, a perfon age of prominent diltintlion, empowered by high au. thority, waited on the King of France at Warfaw, and verbally made to his Majefly in terms the molt refpeaful, but at the fame time the molt urgent, and, in the opinion of him who urged them, the molt per fuafive,theatonifhing propofal to renounce the throne of France, and to require the fame renunciation on the part of all the Members of the Houle of Bourbon : the Envoy, moreover, obferved, that as a price of this facrifice, Bowasarre would fecure indemnities to his Majefty, and even a fplendid eftablifhment. His Ma jelly, ftrongly animated by that fentiment which the hand of adverfity is never able to obliterate from ele vated fouls, and which makes him cling as tenacioufly to his rights as he does to the happinef. of France, immediately wrote the following anfwer, which he delivered on the 28th February to the perfon who was deputed to him : •IfSWII 07 TI ZINO. " lam far from being inclined to confound M. Box AAAAAA with thofe who have preceded him. I think highly of his valour, and *lbis miktary talents. Neither do I feel ungrateful for many adts of his adminiltration ; for whatever is done for the benefit of my people, 60 always be dear to my heart. He is deceived, however, If be Imagines that he can Induce me to forego my claims, for othenvife he himfelf would confirm and ettablilh them. could they be called in qualm, by the very Itep be has bow taken. ■ I cannot pretend to know what may be the Intentions of the Ataazoirry refpetlins my race and myfelf ; but I am well aware of the obilpations impofcd upon me by the rank to which he was pleated I &mid be born. As a Chriitian I thall continue to Mel there obligation to my LA breath. As a defccndant of Br. Loots I than endeavour to imitate his example by refrains; tnyfelf— eves in captivity and chains. As fuccelfor of Paancis I. I fball at left dpire to fay with him—We have loft every thing but use isonown" At the bottom of this anfwer are written the fol lowing words : a With the permilion the Kin my uncle. I adhere with heart and foul to the contents of this Nate. Pirai) a Loan Almon a." On the ad March the King wrote to Monlieur, ac quainting him with what had paired, and infirm/led him to make known the fame to the Princes of the Blood who were in England, taking charge himfelf to inform fuch of them refpeeing it who do not reticle in that country. On the sad April Monfieur called a meeting of the Princes, who with equal alacrity and unanimity have figftd the following Adhsfion to the Anfwer of the King of the 28th February : ADIIISION 01 TIM ?VOICES. " We the oadoligmed elms. the beether, liepiews, sad Celia of Ids Maley Leith xvin. nig of Itraey and of Ma yan% " Thweegldr isprellet we the fuse Wilma with which ger ether*. Lard and King has hewn MAN to be Ss ho• seethed is his salver to the preside nee to hist, of the threat el hems; and of respiring all the Brines of. . his Hoeft In es weer to ram= ail the haprerigiele elalnr to the Gicallea en that fames three.; seesaat, • "The ss oar atteeksesat to eir rights, te ovate d, sad teed, hawser, tee newer each es so Amp wer 'clef* we sten hart and tade the sawerimadepser King. • Thee la ladiaties ef his mpg's. we thall net had la say mamma whatever to sag lisp or precetaleg that as keg* es ear c o ' i :l n alitgth what we owe to canfelyes, tow ameethe. to ear • Ws esths.cr 1 1 1104.1U 1 Ohlt Wig hir iodwilmod that =ley of the Muth pages &swarthy pan Wyatt in the try whith at use amithesed, k is is the eases et OW leyel.Oemswyeate.mi wi as h ow asmi.thet we resew ape asp him& 'Ed to wit Meg. the thine awl awe auk bre ea el held Mi air he amil te aye logeminee Oresselp. Moiled) • CIIMILKS Presser. or FILINCL -, % a Caarkaaelitestitatio et Amts. Dabs yr Lam. • Leas PIRILIPPS ON Osman% Duke pi Otetata. * A/VMS/ P1114.111T8 OP OUSAIIIIII. DO. t o Ja • dlor. . 0 LOUIS C or Patten of . Cost • Loess ppm se Beeetteq. Preto at Chef. - • Leas Wm a rjesane ea ley Rao masses. Debt of Beedee. 1 .• li Nadi.' Havis. Apia s 3. 51i03.• I ' , , ... AIMASSININ Of TIM DOIM S 11111•1111711114 •lilliawatietaiir el Nest Merck with Willi yew MrMy Isevessiired to boom re.rterbod es rodeo drae. Tear its. ply 11 Ise well eededesel *0 the blood wbkb Imo la my OW te Mee emartalmed a sosseeet's doubt relbedtbur dr sr ' elielitlyldt al tbs mirror wild feet Itaiolty alb far. I urs • Traeriberae. dim Ned a Mater to bis Oea, a ids May, rod* do eetbs the ere ea Me barna: t Marry arbele a r d rpe aria as trip edveatega WTI your trps* au. to mon ray 4- OWNS toilet = lll. llageelesi s ert I ifp. igth Wei blurt ,ail illialigriosevt ' euMboirlor , 11 bob tbik ieloillelbet r eery' 4 1 a Tear bfrialeyb eleill tbellek •'' - • a dead vary Ind NOM Mead) Loess Aireest ime es Iletreeeel.' a Itteabadrio. le the Deedelees or tie of • .: Iledes. Horeb ss. fief." • The adhefioe of the Prince de C. 111101114 yea' bsegi received & but so doubt can be ailielliiheed _ ..., it. _e___ • MonGeer has fines learnt, that on the". Merck the fame Envoy, purfoant to the orders he had received, waited again upon the King: e was no longer any queflion about the fubliance of his Ma. jeers anfwer, hot foam alterations were intimated refpeding the terms in which the form of the anfirer Gould be couched I apprebenfions teemed to be felt Lek it &add fo far irritate the Ufnrper as to prompt I him to exert Ms ialloesce in order to aggravate the nal,fortunes of the King. His Majelir, however, obferved, that &Add wale so ad'watl s se his slave, .kink eat as man* NNW is sztekt&owl that Bea st* add amt isj allied is lainav 4' it. jam Vieth"? it MI treed kiss a t a rsid and effigies/sr. k amid Imo 1 old iiss wows thart tie troth Upon this certain dan. gin were hinted to the King.-8/410 doves? ob. (erred the King. 11l minded perfone may require that I withdraw from the afyluns that is granted to. me. Lill fit, the Sesirege .is ssay dim Ustdf cow pled to ask /ash a fart. oil 1 ail osaidses.. No I that i s not it i but may it not be apprehended that M. Bonaraare will make it a point with certain powers to deprive the Comte de Lists of the aSlt. awe they now afford him. I ds Rs Avid . Me‘ it misty, I amid est Had &sad its.y fast* ad fig faV i 8 1 frames i tat do NS is thanod, I As Ili n: re..fuee.l al;'::•!:er my. are, 10 rt'y upon, w.i.th Jdo not shoi proptr to rejirt to art% pi ; at lave powerful friends; and that is to male known tny ituation in France, and to fire:eh out my band, rrd—no, never to a Government of ululation, but to my faithful futfis ; and, rely upon it, Jflail loon be richer than I QM nem. The conclufton of the bufinefs was, that the Envoy carried hack the anfwer of the King, limb as it jkll flood, which anfwer had been fent to him in the mt. ginal, in cafe his Majefty fhould be inclined to make any alterations in it. Faithful fubjefts, hearts truly French, learn at length to know that King fo worthy of being yours, and of whom a Government, founded on ufurpation, would deprive you! CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, Y!/LT 25. Our fupplies of What fr' tea Eire: col elnue to col in abundantly, fully equal to every demand.—Sale of the Roca runs this morning were at a reduaion of near is. per quarter, and low qualities more in pro portion.—Barley and Malt continue almoft unfale able.—Grey Peas are in more requeft, and full is. dearer.—Beans alfo fell more readily.—Boilers have no variation.—The lateft arrival. of Oats are general ly taken off.—Good Home Corn commands ts. to as more.—Frefh Flour obtains IA week's prices. Eng. Wheat,s4as6s. wit. Mode Beans, 345. 365. Fine ditto, 6os. 61s. TiA Beans, 3cia. 3sa. Fine Dantsicdkw, sea. 36a. Hog Peas, 361.38,. Rye, 325. 341. Boilers, 465. 305. Barley, ass. 241. Carrsway Seed sts.33a. per ewes Superfine ditto, 235. Coriander, 325. 34a. Malt, 36e its. Canary, 841. 86s. Oats, 21s. 1611. ate. Flour, per rack, 30s. 335. American Afar, 30a 3ss.per barrel. recsaiLTlM LONDON OA_ZI . 7TO, Average Price of Corn la Bellied and Wales, RV= theistical ending the tyth of July, zSo3. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beim. Petro. s. 4. 8. d. d. d d a 4. sB •6F36 to 24 9 tt ss 4 . 33 to 37 I The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns man in the week enacts July 20. is 411 s. 3d. per hundred weight. At Warminiter, on Saturday, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, aL tss. to 31. 181. Barley, 11. 7s. to tl. Ss, Oats 11. to tl. p. Beans, 11. 16s. to al. joeurrons and Musois have pnrchafed the pro. perty of the Dublin Theatre. The purchafe mosey is so.oool. Twinftcd Hall, in Efts,. the feat of the late Sir JANIS MAIIIOTT, was (ol d left week for 35,7001. to -- Dears, Efq . of New Borlington-ftreet. At Thetford Wool Fair, holden on Tuefday lag s Mr. Coca was in the Chair ; the Meeting was muse rosily attended, although but little bawls was dose s fume (ales of Ihort wool were made at to. per tod; The Earl of Assiss•ate, SirCs•asts DDavits, Mr. Baran, and many other Gentlemes•Agticulturlis of Norfolk and Suffolk, attended. The Dowager Dischefs of Casa oos's bonfe, Ikea. Stratford, in Eike, was left week robbed of plate and other articles to a tonfiderable amount. The butler's delk in the pantry was broke open, 'lad Bank notes and earn were taken therefrom to r CO& fiderable amount. itariiiiise Phil* and Maori! *pus, who were convieed of a con (piracy, falfelf to charge. Captain W. &MOIST', of the Adrian*, of the port of verpool, with the fuppofed murder of one Vrdliami Darlington, his apprentice, in the Demerara .River, Rood in the pillory, on Towenhill, on Friday, be. tweets twelve and two o'clock, perftunA tb44 tenet ; after this the former is to he tranfPorted for &wen years, and the latter fent two years to the Houfe of Correaion for the county of Middlefex. Fuss.--Yefterday morning, about half paft two o'clock, as the watchman was _going his round, he dikovered the bon& of Mr; Wawa (broker), is Caftle&reet, Long Acre v to be on int in the fcsood Nom. He immediately (prong his rattle, and alar med the family. Some made their efeapt from the top, Rod the rat nt the beet doer In a Few minutes the upper part of the haute was its a blase: Than I was no use to fare any of ohs lenepties very few chairs, &c. from the Oathe srflld of the engines, there was no to be hod hi fe. vend minutest owing to the yialdiait fif ho wall, the whole building fell in. •Thelivai was maimed from fprtadiag brae & •-iiiliftreni ,freall ata irditt fi ons entertaiilit4llooliiiii:lll4! sal the next bode. WA eras eollksly, • timber belonging to Mr. Ba/k% amiolmmaker. it% "LA* Atre. The csufe is not difOovereid. • Mr. ' "fiegleded to renevt his infurattokliderth soe days precious to thitte#eae - • • • was.Oet - Amor. ____._ • e hoe* al*. Lifop, Lather, in WardoseAreatoteas Metered to be on Ere. It welsibot clay' of the rattily lain out pamng the daf. .tha alarm was given the hook - door was ba th e opal e Mel *Saul ;Advanced to tech as almmier d. kr. (it happening is cellar) that it was InspoC. able to rave a Bogle artlele:' •In a few silbotefr the *ma rote to huh a.• tlestgeroalt bei/httbit .they commasiested to th e Am& at pcktilie. ette - Sir • which was Mr. Deownts,caomparae awl wide/tab* the other a private dwellinipiet.a .fismotieseabitss /imagines arrived ; bat it:. ' 'el wester easktsig beolstamed for thirty•Sve tee after: s ate, fr lip was fo (widen. and borm SO rapid'., the ;jaw could be be vet, little Odes ref Iron •the States. The apprebeellass ofe k aosighboese were very greatosi the *tett was remarkably narrow. 'nth btot 'from the • ectollegretioa =Wail literal s= of mn rafs in the epixt to . s e t, and [torched the plenty of mutt, when tweed enginesiselas to p here r; no she adieliiag Moths. The three book?, Awes- Whiting a very lilies' eat alarming appeot=f l :l 4 l is. The Soenefs a4lie dry gaoled &vend free/store to amble; lb that the erect from ow cad to the other was emapistely crowded. -About fx o'clock, nearly too of the- St. James's Volenteers eame, god resdered awry elleacial alfiftaace to the °lacers, by the Rruts, and giving the Ste ams room to ,as well at by moat; th e pro. my which which coafithadly limped in the There was elfo a Smell petty_ th e Glare. that west sad left the day to the V who renamed the bell part of the sight ; le the ome• Sables exerted theasfelea, and peeked Ve (weal sir fal hands for the navy, who were lodged all aisle be St. Ann's Watch-Leak. The eaufs of the liseleat known. . 41