Star. — London, England, 1803-06-16 00:00:00

UNE IOYDON, THDRSDAY, JUTE tE. plucE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI .0 : 3 per Cent. Red. 56 siiii 361 .L3l. s6} -New 5 per Cent . 9o}—Long Ann. tO 1- LS 0121131111:11 3i 4 3} (ninon —Conf. for opg. 57ff. PRICE OF STOCKS YES lIKD Bank Stock 145 India Bonds is. 3per Cat. Red. S 7 5 6* Imp. 3 per C.mt 41; 4 per Cent. Pit Exchcq Bills is. to 33.dtf. ss per Ct. Ann. surli Oninium r i 3f 3 dd { Long Ann. 16} 5-16 f Confols for up.s 84 S7}l} The news of Lord Argirwoattes departure from Paris had reached St. PettrfSurgh before Mr. Ross, the Meffenger, quitted that City, witich was on the 25th ultimo. A very of:o*ft deniand k reported to have been made by France to the Coda of Denmark-It is only that the North fide of the Elbe fhall be corn pletely guarded, and no foreigner (that is no 13ritith fUbjeEt) be permitted ti' land on it. The Fie sr Consul. even wifbes to garrilon Copenhagen and Elfineur, to prevent Brltifh manufaftures from being circulated on the Cctrinent. tf the Kisca cf Paussta fhould fo far miilake his tine Interefts, as to allow the French to take poll - effort Qf tiananrgh—indeed, reports are in eire ulation, th at this event has already taken place—we can hardly imagine the other Northern Powers would fhut out lite commerce and confequent wealth which this fneafure will transfer to their own fubjcfls. But even if they fhould yield to the threats, or Wien to the holloW promifes of fuperior benefits, which may be held out by France, it fhould only prove the Means of increafing the energies of this country.-- This is not a time for common meafures—lf the Powers of the North be not for us, let them be de. eidedly again(! us. A compliance on their part the demands Of France, would athount to a declaration of Meditated injury againfl our cons Twee; and in that event, not a moment fhould be 101 l in deflroying theirs. We Rill hope, that however tame and fubmiffive the reft of Europe may have becoine, Dentnaik, Sweden, and Ruffa, will mani. ha a different !kirk. Sould they aid the views of trance, and fhould the latter fucceed in the pre. rent contell, What mull ultimately be their own fate ? tan they be blind to this ? Can they be ignorant that if a fyftem founded in a narrow jealoufy of the pro fiseritY and Commerce of this country; fhould be fol• inwed by them, and attended with thofecottfequences 'Which France aims at—that the latter would give them the law, and inftead of being their rivals only fa trade, take from them the fair fruits of their in duftry ? They can hardly be blind to all this—but wt ought to be prepared to repel infult and aggreflion from whatever quarter it may come. We hate been the more free in our remarks on this cubic°, in confequence of rumours being circu lated that Governinent has this morning received ac hounts of rather an unpleafant nature, refpaling the dilOofitions, of &rue at haft, of the Northern Powers. We {ball be lorry if this prove to be the cafe; but, if it ihottld, let Miniflets a& with decided firm hefs—the Country will fupport them, and rife fupe tior to every difficulty. Mr. &saw, the Merenger, waslaa 'sight fent off from Lord Hawasitvat's Office, with difpatches fn Paris ; btu there we prefume were addreffed to the Ruffian Minifier Maaco►r, Who, we underftand, ac companied the Dirpatehes of Tat.i.avaauo received On Sunday night, with rod* reprtfentationt tb this Court. This day we received Paris Journals of the t 21h. We find in them an Addrefs from CHAPTA!., to one bf the Prefeas, which we fubjoin, with fuch other irticies as deferve any notice Pa JUNE, to.—The Miner of the Intetior has tent the following letter to the Prefea of Maine and Loire, dated the ill init. " Citizen Prefea—The Britint Cabinet is refolved to have War.—Not fatisfied with ruling in Afia and America, England aims at governing Europe ;—it pretends to tl:c exclutive polfcfflon of the commerce nft!:: world, and dares to fhut againft us the Ports , f the Lcvant. To frize every thing, puffers every .hing, to render all nations tributary, and to min -s;trifh every where indoßry—filch is the policy and mbition of its Government. The CHIEF CONSUL , rdently willies for peace. To preferve it he has made very facrifice which he thought compatible with his wn glory, and with the dignity of the nation. The C...1i1t r CoNset., in the negotiations, tried every te ource which wifdom could fuggell ; but the Britifh Government would have war, arta there is no longer .ly hope of preferviag that glorious Peace which our a mies coquered. " England will not allow us to retain our commer d profperity, nor that rank which the nation has :tamed in Furope : it withcs to tee us a degraded ' aim'. al :ass tri!)ataty to its induary, and receiving .ws from its merchants ; but, Citizen Prefcfl, our -iliuy is marked oht by the population and petition Francc, by the charaner of its inhabitants, by the L rength of its Government, and the genius of its .iiief, and you may entertain no doubt that Eng. )Id, in its de!:vitigri, will be dallied to pieces againft i At brazen Colotrus, at the feet of which all Europe pofitcd their arms. But as this war is the caufc lall, (ince the French honour and the fate of our ..ional commerce are at flake, all ought to rally , tind Government ; and the young men, who are • particuhr called urou to colleit the fruits of i., Ml= .(ibt a ii" 5,61 r ti.e rank. of our brave men, that they filmy le tt n to coil pier, and e:}a*- , l;Ri the repole and profperTty of F once on the ruins of the Goverumert.— Urge then, CI izen Prete.% the deprrturc of the con. fcripts, maintain good order and public trantril.ity, ar,d by a film and paternal Government endeavour to (often the evil: infeparable from the juli:a war. " 1 'Ante you (Signed) cHarra L." The Impromptu privateer, of Boulogne, Capt. Pect_usz, has captured, in the Thames, a fuperb Englith brig, called the Sunderland, laden with tim ber. This prize entered 011 end on the 7th. Five per C:nts, 49 fr. 15 c. For Vendcroisirei (year 12), 46 fr. as c. Baussets, Jura' LISTON, the Am. bander, has departed for England. Letters of re cal have alfo been difpached to M. SCHIMMELPI•N. NINCK, the Batavian Amba &dor at London, whole return is daily expeCted. This circumßance removes every doubt which exited in regard to the participa tion of the Batavian Republic in the prefent war.— The government of that Republic is confequently occupied with the mold proper meafures fur repelling hoffilities with the utmoti vigour in concert with France. Thefe letters alert, that Ott commit/ion fent to Pads to fubrnit to the French government propofals for the neutrality of Holland will be re called, Grace any Rep of this kind would be fuper Ikons Every exertion for fitting out vefrels will be made in all the dockyards and ports of Holland. —Several (hips of the line, frigates, and other (hips of war will be fpeedily fitted for fervice.— General of Brigade MONNET, the commandant of ' nothing, arid of the Ilk of Walcheren, has put the coatis in a good Rate of defence, and provided for the fafety of the Road-tied of Flufhing. An Englifh merchant, rut - peeled of maintaining a fecret corre• fpondence with England, has been arreßed at Flufh ing, and his papers have been feized. VIENNA, MAY ssi.—lt is announced that his NEa ►OI.ITAN Majerry, fearing the confeqttences of the war, which is about to take place between France and England, has refolved to repair to this city with his whole Family. A report having been circulated that the French Ambaffador, M. Citasepacay, had entered into a convention with our Court, importing that in cafe of a rupture between France and England, the ports in the Adriatic Sea fhould be Pain againft the Englifq, I and that Wallachia fhould be given to Auftria, this report has been officially contradkted. BRF MEM, Juas i.—Our Senate has caufed ports to be erected on the limits of our teiritory, with the arms of the city, on which are infcribed the word Nesitratty. His Serene Highnefs the Duke of Olden bourg has canted titular polls to be erected on the frontiers of the Bailiwick of Wildefhaut, which has fallen to that Prince by the late indemnities ;—and we learn that she French have refpeded his territory. According to every intelligence the French troops , obferve the heft difcipline, and pay for the principal, things delivered to them in provifional bills. Barris at TKO MATIIB, June 7.—The Kind and Qirs IN of arrived on the soth ult. at Er furth. Their Majellies were receiied amidQ the noire of cannon and the ringing of bells, and with every demoofiration of joy on the part of the inhabitants. Thefe Sovereigns will proieed from Erfuit!. to Bay reuth, and thence to Faith and Anfpach. The King will review all the troops who are now in his Princi palities of Fianconia. Their Majeflits, on quitting Anfpach, will proceed diredly to Wurzbourg, and thence to Hallett, *here they will be received by the Hereditary Prince of Heffe Carrel. This day a deputation of the Lottery-Office Keep ers waited, by appointment, on theCHANCiLLOR of the EscHlQyEa. The propofed Lottery is to contift of 80,000 Tickets (with liberty to tha purchafers to convert that number into sm,000) to be drawn At three feparate periods, vit. in September, January, and Aptil nest.—Ten days Drawing in each of l there periods. Yeßerday morning the Finland Second Battalions of the Fiat' Regiment of Foot Guards had a rand field day in Hyde Park. Alfo the Second Regiment of Lire Guards, commanded by Lord Carmcaskr, had a field day. The Horfe an Foot being near each other made a very grand appeatance. In confequence of Difpatches received from his Government on Saturday. M. SCHIMM ICS, has obtained pafrports for himfklf and fuite. Pairports for France were Bopped yetterday for fcw hours rtlly. An Admiralty Court is about to be formed at Malta —an order to that aka has been paned in Council. UICIV SOTAIIe Estcrioa.—The following was the Rate of the Poll yellerday evening. the eighth day:— Par Mr. Tierney, .1559-7 . , Thorrise *ninon, tells— Majority for Mr. Tierney. 77. The gentleman who lately fell in a duel at Chalk Farm, and of whole identity Tome doubt was enter tained. i. now clearly afccrtained to have been Too stas O'Riet Efq. Lieutenant iii the 18th ftegi ment of Light Dragoons. fon of Too!. O'ftsti.st, of Baltrafna, County of Meath. At the age of fifteen he had attained to a height of clatlical litera ture tar fuperior to any of his sontemporaries. He IVAN loon after appointed to a Cometty in the ;Rth Light Dragoons, where his' merit marked him for preferment, and railed him quickly to a Lieutenancy and had he continued on the Rage of life, he loon would have g.iined the vantage ground in his profef lion. Mr. O'ltaissy was very nearly related to Mr. Fos rale, ihe late Speaker of the Irifh Houfe of Com mons, and was brother of the ?Went Bib Sheriff of IN County of Meath. W. IL. tr .fh iN 1. 1 :I; Pevraoura, 14.—Came in thT Dutch gal -1 of and Kinga, Captaih Sy)Laps, from Mar (cities, bound for Amflerdam, laden with brandy, Wile, and foap, de . taitted by the STAG cutter, ren der to his Majeily's ;Lip PRINCE, of 98 guns, Capt. GR I NDAL L.—The French (loop Mary Ann, from Nor. folk in Virginia, laden with tobacco. coffee, cotton, and logwood, taken by the Catherine and Mary pri vateer fchooner of war, and afterwards taken poi talon of by the Rose cutter, a tender to the Sr. JOSEPH, of ttz guns—The Ambrofia, Captain RICHARD HARVEY, from Cadiz, bound to London. laden with uine, Indigo, and oil ; and the Friends' Adventure, of Padflow, THOMAS LANGFORD mailer, from Naples, for liamburgh, laden with wine. Sailed the MINOTAUR, if 74. guns, Capt. MAIT LAND, on a cluize ; and the Swtrr cutter, cf 8 guns, Lieutenant flak -Kea, with dirpatches.—Patted down Channel, the Danifh FLA Indiant.tn, Cron Printers, for Bengal : letters were put alhore from her this morning.—Carne from HAIT10:17.0 to Caw-' rand Bay, the CANOS Vs, of So guni,Capt. CONN.— The number of French Prizes and Batavian (hips fent into this port in three weeks, by the aElivity o. our cruizers, is aflonifhing, and amounted yeflerilay to its fail of all defer iptions. The computed value of veffels and cargoes cannot be lefs than a million and a half Reding, as many of the Batavian cargoes (oft in Batavia from 60,c . 1. to 40,0001. each, as per manifefi, betides private ventures, a circumflance un paralleled in this or any former war.—One circum !lance on board one of the Batavian Eall Indiamen, detained and fent in, is particularly : two Dutch yonng ladies, whole parents had died at Ba tavia, were coming to Europe with their whole pro perty and fortune inverted in merchandife, to a con fiderable amount, and being profound peace, of courfe not inf,:ed. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE Is.—This day arrived his Majefly's fhip HYDRA, of 38 guns, Capt. G. NI tinny, from the North Sea :Winn ; the Avon, PEARSON, from Sunderland; and the Venus, &ors, Rom Long. found; alto the MORN INGTON, Capt. FARVAREON, from India : fhe was hailed by the Trimmer Cutter Privateer, belonging to Portlrnouth, Capt. HARRILL, uniting three leagues off the Edyflone, all well, and in great hopes of fobs falling in with a prize.—Capt. H. informed them of hoflilities between this Country and France.—Sailed the Deptford, Cow, for Ply mouth.—Tim crew of his Majefty's (hip Isis were paid this day previous to her failing.—Sixty-four lea. men came round from the eaftward in the CERDERUS frigate, Capt. Sicily, volunteers for the Royal Sove ! reign.—Arrived the AMAZON, of 36 guns, Captain PARKER, froni Guernfey.-•-•AdMitAl MONTAGUE is expedled here to-morrow, to affume the command at this port, inftead of Lord GARDNER. SHIIRNIII, JVNI 15.—Arrived hit Majefy'slsip U w 'cot 11, from Chatham.—The Nancy, Capt. Haas, paired here on her way to Chatham, to reload with cotton and tobacco, which flue left there fome time ago when (he drove on fhore and loft her rudder.— The UNICORN was paid this day, and will fail in the evening, together with the 1 LiITIRt Capt. RENOU. —Admiral TNORNIOROUGN arrived here yeßerdat. DeAL, Jur( a r5.- . —Put back feveial of the outward bound.—Arrived the AUTUMN (loop of war, with a convoy from Falmouth ; and a French national gun brig, of four brafs guns, forty-eight pounders; taken by the crdizeis from oil' the French coati, having drove her on (bore. A fchooner French privateei is alfb taken and fent into Dover Pier. Juft came down the Honourable Eaft India Company's (hip Eats. &sweat, for Bengal. YAILMOVT 11, JUNI is. -z -Arrived the Vriendfchaap, Gt ST j•assa !Civil, from Lybau, with barley and tye, bound to De:fshaven, fent in by the CLYLIZ fri gate; Ja Gas Cecilia, Ntcbta M•cM•t.sen, from Wellervivin, with iron and deals.—Sailed the Duke of Cumberland, &Lis, for Blatteney. • FROM LLOYD', LIST. . . Gaavrstio,ri sg .—Paffed by the Falcon, Chapman. from Civita Vochia ; ant, Farrell, from Nova Scotia ; Maria Caroline, Slawn, from Stockholm; Queen, %Pillion, iind the Unica, —, from Memel ; Herodias. —, from Daotzlek ; St. Augt.ftlne, —, (a prise) from Martinique; Haneol, and the STkittf, --, (prises) from St. Domingo.. .Sailed the Barbidoes Planter, Smith. for Barbsidoes; Belfry, Tally, for Peteriburgh ; Letter, Blake, for NairiGiondlaod ; Anderfcm, for Cart; Twe Gdutten, —, and the Jonge Johan% aaa—, for Blatidco. ARRIVED. At Falmouth, Maria Jane, Salter, from CbarlehrmaaAt Aneeltor, Hunter, from Ctvita Vecr.hla—At Clyde, Golden Grove Pearce, frOm Virginia ; Jane, Ooray, from Lifbcm ; and Aleitan- 7 der, Brand, from Riga—At Guemfey, Argn, Frampton, from the er-11 of Spain ; Samprnn, Hallman, from Oporto; and Ceres, from Bciton—At Chatichai), Tippoo Saib. Sabb ; and Two Friends, M•Ncil, from Landau; Main, Marquis; and Mary Ann, —, from Clyde—At Boßon, Friendikip, Glover, from l.ondoo—At Trinidad, Rockers, Soper, front London—At Cnr. flantinsple, Tranat, Nan Loodoo—iAt Bengal, nee nix, Rudd, from the Cape of Good Hopw—At Madras Gillwcd, Skeen, from London—At Hoylake, Fuititude, Gredney, from MeMna—At Li, 404 James, Henry, from Antigua—At Boer demi, Cortildrnee, --:., from the River I'lata—At Rochelle, Wing States, Drumwional, from Savannah—At Gibraltar, Friend- Nip, Park; and Mary /ton, Bone, from London—At Cadiz. Re f..lutioo Parker. from Pieter • Jetfey, De Wall ; and Adventure, —, from Jerfey—At Peteriorgb, Paris, Carnal ; and ifabelia, - from London—At Tortola, Sovereign, Salt, tram London. The following Naval Appointments took place this day:—The Right Hon. Lord WILLIAM STUART, to the Casimir; Captain Cwiit.i 1 7 :icons°, to the Cue I and Lieutenants Davison and St wrom, to the CRISCIWT. Captain Teatime O'NEIL is appointed, from the rendezvous at Poole, to command the NIMROD, of so guns, at Plymou,th, one of the fineft and fafteft failing (loops in she Nnry. The Salve gun-brig, which was paid off at the Note, on the gth of this month, is ordered to be Rored and ' , jewelled for tight months for foreign forvice. C.7.%"7"/I'L3 iN 11M:yCE. We were yerier,i4v f.tvow. .1 by our Correrpondent at Paris, with a 14 of Ole En:.;tifb who 11:17: heen arrefted in that ci:y, and fe.lt to I:o , tainh!cart, by order of the Fr.:uch Gov:lumen:. We, t the 1) Me time, received fiorn Calak, feveral Other towns. lilts, containing the. names 4 perfons arrtied in it, and feveral 011.er rlare , .. "'ley are as folluw:-- AT 'A.I3, MAY 2g, 18,23. Mrs. Or by Hunter Macnairara. Capt. Fitz gera Id, Mr.. Fitzgerald (late Mrs K. Sttwan), and Eng fervants Dr. I lewttfon, of the 120 . i.41 Navy Dr. W. May, Dr.'rhomm,, Mrs. horn is, and family Pr. Ca rmi6anl Smith Mr. Smith and. family Dr. W'idrhani and Dr. Mae -1,:i1i30 furdTrasellingFcllow Dr kl• Nab Mr. M ,zley, fon of Dr. Mosley, `.lr. Hare, M. P. Mrs. Pearce and family Mr. C. Staling Mr. aid Mrs. Oliphant Mr...and hli i'sDundas,of Mandato Rea. 1.. I .ce Rev. D. B. O'Connor Cyr. Don, fon of Sir A. Demo( Ntsvton p... 1.. SniZth P.•••• Lr Kearney Mr. kl3cpiy.rfen Mr. forts al d family, 3 daugh ters and 2 couPns Mr. Inneg, Princip,l of the Sc dch Mr. \1 ;.'ter Boyd Mr. Boydand tawny. Mr. Walter Boyd, jun. and 2 Englifh fervants. Mr. and Mrs.Peptoe and family Mrs. P. Crefpigny Mrs. Huber Mr. Wardrobe from Edinbergi Mr.l4. Archdale Cope, Mrs.and Mifs Cope, aad a Engliat vants Mr. O Archdale • Mr. H. Seymour Mr. Lucius Concannoi, M. P. (or Sestord Mr. Concinnon Mr. and Mrs. Tithe% from M.rthaniptotithire Nirs.Ker,houfe of Bbyd and £ Mr. Conally Mr. Hickey Mr. Lloyd ?AUK. sSth Regiment. I t NS. Mrs. Rainsforti Mrs. Brown s ilisnarly of Ban. logne AT ABBLV/LLE. Lord Vifcount Barrington. AT SOULOGNt. Marquis of Tsteedale f Marchioalefi of Tweedaln Mr. lmpett, Ilte Major in do 63d regiment Mr. Tbontp(on Capt. Sutton, of the PTO'. if Wales G overnment Pachat, Mr. Morph< w, his ntaas, and fanom, in gaol Capt. Latimore, of the Raney paciet, Ids mate, and shalom In gaol Mr. and Mn. Lesepdare, and family ; and M. Lovelace :NITA. of the Martial. of Itt. sad Slr Countefi of Ancram, and 5 Fng!ith fertants Mr. S. Nl,y Mr. 014,nd-he Mr. Do!imati Mr. Wilbraham, f-nm Chefter Mr. a,,d Mrs. Latt,m, from Dublin Mr. Duff, late of the iff regi- IMUt of guards Mr. Holland and Mr. F. Hol land, late of Madras Capt. I 1. Shene Mr. M. I kroner ”r. I Luria Mi , s Goddard, fitter to Mn. Boyd Mr. C. Boyd, nephew to W. Boyd Mr. W. flurder, from Briffol Mr. R. Fergufon Mr. French, and Mts. French, lately Mr.. St. George, Biter cif Va.:mint C;osfuid Mr. M Winn, R..ir Mr CM:rebil Rey. fklr. BcritMrk and Mr,. Pollard Mr. and Mn. Gifford Mr. A. Cockbuinc, Conful at Hamburgh, and Mrs. Cock b. me Mr. r. Bonfield Mr. and a Mg:l Cannons Tv o Mifs W..des Jol.n Nichols, Eli. M. P. Captain Hawtty Mr. T. Crawford Earl of Elgin Earl of Yarmouth Countefs of Yarmouth and (a mily Hon. Mr. Eardley Sir Jame. de Bath, and one Eng -1111 tenant Sir Thns. C.:layering end Lady Sir M. Croraie, Mr. L. Cronti. , and an Englith (errant Sir G. Temple and Lady Sjr F— Impey, Lady Impty, and fairly Mr. and Mn. Greathead, and Ili's. B. Greathead •T SA Mr. Richaraor •T •1 Lady Caroline MiCassie and family Mr. Crutndl AT C . Mr. James Cranford, late Mini (ter PleApoccutiary at Hain burgh Hon. Me Wallop Hon. Col. Abrreromby Lieu t.Col Swai e. royal artillery Lieut. Col. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joddrell, from Ckedilre Mr. Brookes, from Chtildre Rev. Mr. Smith, of Oxford Mr. Paine Dr .I.lnek AT c ti Lord Robert tottenbaro. foe Robert and Lady Prefeot. Mifs RA stssorrom, of Windfor. fet out on Tuefday night with Captain LAN stlao, of the Navy, 010 a ma t, unoni.d expedition to Gretna Green. A watchman was the &it to difcover the elopement, but he gave the alarm at fo late an hour, that nut* ithflanding re. venal perfons were difpatehed in purfnit of them, no tidings of the amoroui pair could be obtained. Ascot Recath—Yellerday three horfes Ratted for the Plate, which, after two heats, was won by Mr. DURAND'S Morgan Ratler. Dauer Lana Tasaras.—The Houk doled left night for the Aaron, with the Comedy of Rake 'rye mod Baer• WO, for the benefit of Mr. Lacy, a Gen tleman whole merits and misfortuhes render him alike a deferring 4:skied of attention. On the preceding evening, Mr. BANNISTER addreffed the audience, thanking them, in the name of the Proptietors and Performers, for the liberal patronage 'hay had expe rienced ; and alluring them, that no trouble or. ex pence would be fpared to procure new attraelions for the next feafon. Sr. Piteet's Nero Ballet of the Two Prt/owtre, was received 101 l night at the Royal Amphitheatre, with • the unanimous approbation of a crouded audience. ' Mifs Finite's new fang of "Cupid's Advice," was alfo highly applauded. The fuperb fpeetable of the Cittle of (limner, has only to be teen to be admired ; and with a routine of other Entertainments, will be prefented this evening. In the Morning Poll of yefterday appears the follow. inn curious Letter— " TO THE EDITOR. " Sir—As tome inean.yrulenee sacs to me in corterviene e ot being eonfidered the Coodulharof Ti.. Z... New pope, l w t t inform the public, through the elaanat.i of your Parer, that I ' all my Etarei in Tie Tram, in the month orfuse asm k er kft, Once which 1 bee had no communication with the Officf, %L t... 4. redly or ludiredly. I am. Sir, your obedient krvaat, aeallate-jufactioter t WM. WALTF.A." That very Public whom Wittiest WALTER now addreffes ought to know, that he is the Sew of the chief Proprietor, and the Brother of the prefent Con duCtor, who is alio a Proprietor. Thus foliated, we cannot conceive what inconvenience can arile to the (aid WILLIAM WALTBR from being confidesed the Condo for of the Timer Newfpaper. We do not pre fume to approve or difapprove of the extent of that political line of conduel at this time adopted by the raid Print. That is ai fubjal on which thole concerned are bell enabled to form a correet judgment I but we have no hefitation in declaring, that Its general coo. fo far as regards other animadvertions of a pub• lie tendency, is founded in principles much more li• beral than thofe of the period alluded to. We have the pleatiire of knowing the Gentleman now indi• retly confuted by his hooray and inosocalate Brother and/we do believe that he will never difgrace his dia. rafter or vocation by defcending to little ot coatesep tible mum w °bulls fordid or Luis tads. tate Major is do art fon 11, of the Prism et oVernirsellt racista ph< w, his roe, and • a gaol We, of the Reser mate, and:Nikes. Irs. Lc maser, rid ids et Ey. sad Sir ottt on Tueftlay Navy, oil a ma- n. A watchman nt. but he gave ithfisnding fe. nit of them, no ' obtained. oriel darted for as won by Mr. •IV oufe elofed lalt Iy of Ralre 'rye r. Lacy, a Gen- render him alike the preceding the audience, Proprietors and !they had cape- trouble or. ex- w attraaions for ve Prt/ownv, was ihitheatre, with nuled audience. s Advice," was fpeetable of the to be admired ; mments, will be ears the follow. in anlegnenee at w papa. I twilit to r P.per , that I kat • .ssiuqker tail, Once a °WC, d„1. knwant, . 64. WALTF.It." WALTER now he Say tf the prefent Con- -116 fituated, we Rh arise to the :onfiLlesed the Ve do not pre- extent of that dopted by the lore concerned men: I but we c general con. ions of a pub. much more li- o. We have an now indi• .1 Brother g ;race his cha. e or conceder • - V 1