Star. — London, England, 1803-02-25 00:00:00

SaINT yAmEsis. idterday, at a quarter before twelve o'clock, Ilis Mature arrived at the Qt2een's Houle, in his travelling chariot and four, from Winar, efcorted by a party of the Light Horfe. Soon atter twelve o'clock His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoze arrived, and had a conference with His MA irsry for a confiderable time. At one o'clock His MAJESTY went to St. James's Palace, to re keive the Addreffes of both Hooks of Parliament, on his efcape from the late Confpiracy. At a quarter before two o'clock the Addrefs of the Houfe of Lords arrived. It was attended by the Lord Chancellor in his full mbes, who came in State ; the Deputy Diller of the Black Rod, and feveral officers belonging to the Houfe of Lords; the Archbithop of CallTiltlOßY, the Lord Chief jiinice of the Court of Common Pleas, and the following Noblemen : Dukec—R - oxburgh, Montrofc, Athol, 13roati, and Portland. Larls--Olandore, Warwick, %Piocheilea, Sandwich, Harcourt, atelier&ld, Courtown, Spencer, C.affals, Romney, Mor ton, Moira, Anglo*, Mount-Edgerumbe, Weilmortand, Chatham, Northampton, Macclesfield, and Coventry. Vifeounta-Fatinemth, Hood, Wcntwortb, drinfton, Sydney, and Bulkeley. Lords—Wan. SeWes, Willoughby de Bloke, Pelham, Keith, Napier,. Cathcart, Gwydir, Wodehoufe, Charlton, Arden, Sheffield, Walfingham, Granticy, St. Helen's, Sapling, Grenville. Stop(ord, and Hobart. Biffiopa—Bath altd wen., Londoo,Carlille, Durham, Dublin, Litchfield, and St Afapk. About three o'clock the Speaker arrived in (late, to prefent the Addiefs of the Houfe of Commons. He was attended by the Chancellor of the EAche• quer, the Secretaries of State, the Secretary at War, the Attorney General, the Solicitor General, and by Mortoines—E Part--Eu(l°n. Lords—Newborougb, Glenbervie, Portchefter. Cafilereagh, aEd Havrkeibury. Sirs—W. Elfurd, T. Metcalf, S. Smith, H. Inglis, J. Puke my, W. Pulteney, L. Parkes, and W. Wcibey. Adintrai—Lord Gardner. General.-;-ffir IL Cease, Phipps, Lehnoz, Tarkton, Mait land, and Nortoti. Meirrs....W. Modal, Tyrwititt, M. Pitt. Lem:after, Long, Ccekovi,Egerton, W. Smith, Blackburn, IL Thornton, anlkner, Berrivrs, Fordyce, Hunkr, *oche, and S Smith. After the Lords had prefcnted their Addrefs, the Recorder of London made his Report to His Misjss Tr itiCodficil of the Conviet§ capitally con. vied at the January SelEons, at the Old Bailey. (See our IA page. J The Privy Connell then fat on other butinefs fora conliderabk and Dangle It being a Collar•day, all who have beep in flailed Knights cf the Bath wore their inligniai of that noble Order. Captain DODD, Secretary to the Duke of Rear, is arrived in England, for the purpofe of making a reprefentation to Government on the fuhjeft of eleven foldiers who have been Cent home, after be ing tiled by a Court Martial at Gibraltar, in con fequence of the reluaaace of his Royal Highnefs to have the kntence awarded againff them carried into effea. The Soldiers will be at the difpofition of Government.—When he left Gibraltar on the 3t ft of January the Garrifon were all well. The Court of Common Council yefterday re (dyed unatimoufly to addrefs His MAJPrry on the difcovery and detesfion of the late diabolical and traitorous deigns againit His Royal Perron and Government. A Committee appointed to prepare the Addrefs withdrew, and being ret;rned with the fame, it was twice read . and uaatiimoufly agreed to, ac rd ordered to be prefented by the whole Court to His MAJZSTIr. The Committee appointed to take into confider ation the merits of the Petition of RICHARD Wt sou, Efq. againft the return of Sir EDWARD Pet.- Law, Bart. for the Borough of Barnftaple, in the County of Devon, have declared the raid Sir Eh watts PRIAM, duly elated. The Children educated by the Marine Society, for the laudable purpofe of training them up for the fea, walked ycflerday in proceffion. As they paired the Palace of St. James's they gave three buzzas. • Prince WILLI•O4 of Gtouctstta has prefented the Swedifh Court Marflial HAL/CH with a very carious Reel-hilted fword, as a proof of his elleem for that Officer. The celebrated General Kosctousito !Ives in a very (=plc (late in the neighbourhood of Paris, on an eltate to which he has retired. G is, the wronant, has gone to Rutria Ph his (ironic, in order to repeat his trial escurtions. A new Drama, called Nilo Grails!, written by Kormus, was brought out at Berlin, on the roth ult. and well received. M. Komaus him felf performed Cretins, the principal charaCter. The Hon. and Rev. J. Twtscsrom l Sir C. Wreems,SirG CaLcaorr, Sir W. Ga ism, COl. GOIDID. COl. Woon, and Major Caution, are among the laft arrivals at Bath. Yellerday the chariot of Mr. Dry's, of Sun ning.hill, (landing at Mr. Hoonw•me's, in New Bond-It:vet, was unfortunately overfet by the wheel of another carriage. Mils Brum was in the chariot, and, we are happy to fay, received nu injury. _ _ Hyde Park was uonfitally attended yeßerday. We noticed. among the pedefirians, their Graces of ST. ALBAN'S and Davosismlltt. A (mart young man made a very bandforne colletlion of boots and ihoes in the neighbourhood of Charingcrofs, on Tuefday morning lan. He itited various lodging !wares, as the deputy of the lime blacks, &c. who ufually attend them ; and I lying collecied all the dirty boots, be. made his crape with his booty clear and darsof all purfuit. This morning the 3d battalion of the ill regi ment of Foot Guards left London for W:ndlnr, and are toile replaced by a battalion of invalids, .vho Art, for the future, in Jo the duty of site WM Let week General Boma/tan addrelifeJ -lie 3d battalion, on the recent condutt of fame of I:eir comrades, but which conduZl, he Paid, had b 7 •'n means tended to prejudice the corps in the oln "-'n of his Royal Highoefs the Commander in r. am reta i ne d t h e h;gl.:fl leafy of their • 1 a•ld zocd difripline. THEA7IIC,ILS. The Marchionefs of SA L I SBURY has recommend ed to the Managers of the Opera-Hnufe a young Lady of the name of Conortn, as a comic finger. Wednefday was the day appointed for the rt.- g ers to hear her ling, and at one o'clock the Opera Band attended at the Marchionefs's houle in Ar , lington.fircet, where the young Lady lung feveral Italian airs. TUc PRINCE of %VALES, and a great number of tae Nobility, were prefent. TN EAT". IS.-BOth Theatres were laft night at tended by numerous audiences. The new Opera at Drury-lane is certainly very much improved by the judicious alterations which have been made ; and the Man of the World at the other Houle, mutt retain its attractions, while Cooks can play Sir Pertinax. A more finithed performance our Rage, in its prefent Rate, cannot boat. BLANDER BURGH HOU! E.—The Company in vited yefierday, to celebrate the MA ROB AY E'S bi-th-day, was of the moll fplendid defcription.—; The dinner was ferved in three rooms, in one of I which the MARGRAYIR I prefidcd, and twenty-five perfons fat at the fame table ; the other two were occupied by thirty each. Every delicacy that the leafon could afford was provided on the occafion, and the company were highly pleafed with the elegant and hofpitable treatment they experienced. , In the evening the Comedy of A otujad was per formed in the fame manner precifely as on Mon day halt, to an audience of about 200 perfons of! fafhion, and went off with great echo. Mr. ANG 61.0 was fomewhat indifpofed, but, neverthelefs, per formed with confiderable fpirit and effea. The following is the fable of this elegant little piece :-- M.,jad is the favourite oldie Softeo, who had entertained him and ten other Cs...tiers at dinner. The ecnr:rfatoo turning on haPpincts. the Safari define each perfon to fay what would eonftltute his. The dilapproving of Noo.i.ors dcfcrip tion, who, having a beautiful wife and child, wiled for un bounded pleafurt, banilhes him his pretence; at this moment he is introduced to the aurdence in the grcatell diftrefs, and after expreffing all his difiradion to his faithful (cry ant Ali, fans afleep, and Is awoke by met beautiful mule, and the Gewit ftanding before him, who offers to make him immortal, and to give hint ineihaultible riches; b .t to enable him to enjoy them he nu& Deep, now and then, for forty years at a time, to recruit his ftrength. This he accepts, and launches into all farts of extravagance ; purchafes two beautiful female finging Gases, and treats his wife, the amiable and beautiful Fatima, whom fo much loved, with twine's and dililain. Soiree pretty teens pats between them. He drinks lonic ilwrbet by Fetillta, and immediately falls afleep. On waking, rel a nr the two beautiful Saves he left attending his couch. ugly old women, and every body dear to him dead. He up braids the Goon, and when he is thought fulficiently mortified, the Gait throws off her despite, and In her he finds his wife. Forgiven by the Sagas, he prefents him with the naves, returns the jewels and Money, and Peeks for no pleafurcs but of the 'dossieftie kind. OBSIILVATIONS 0$ MB PRICSIIIIT STATE OF Till STAG P. Ma. Entroa—The freedom of the Prefs is one of the principal liberties upon which Britifh fub jets j?ftly pride themfelves. In all Stage repre fentattons, and the appropriate language allotted to the refpeaive charaters, the Author Arnold enjoy this privilege in its full& extent, coning &NOY, neverthelefs, within the bounds that de cency, propriety, and morality require. It is the good or lad ufe we make of any privilege that ren ders it valuable or pernicious to the community. If the liberty of the Prefs or the Stage .be only made ufe of to encourage lice, and not to incul cate virior, indead of a national bleffing, it be comes cur of its greateft curies. Yet, fuch is the "perverted taKe OT the difGpated and degenerate age in which we live, that what (in Stage repre• fentations) our wife and prudent forefathers would not lilten to (much lefs applaud) is now the Epee- died. nay, the lured, way to popularity, wealth, and fame. I am led to there relleltions by the prefent de plorable (late of the Drama, and the vicious Lille that feems to pervade all its departments. Some few nights ago I happened to be prefent at the reprefentation of a new OPera, called Fa- Indy barrels, when I was (hocked in the extreme at the repeated oaths ufed by one of the principal performers, who perfonated a City Knight, yet. inflead of being received with difgolt by the au dience, it limed to pleafe better than any other ' pact. We are taught to expett from the Pulpit 1 And the Stage claffical and elegant language, but now, ott the Stage at lean, how is its purity vio lated, and what outrage is committed on decency and common fenfe !I ! What cited too mull it inevitably produce on the minds and morals of the juvenile part of the audience, and what are the confequences likely to rtfult from fuch dan gerous impreffions ? I know not, in the particular inftance I have pointed out, whether the evil originates with the dfithor, or is the fault of the /Mot. lam inclined to believe the latter; and I would, therefore. re commend him to keep in his memory thole excel lent inflruaions which Hamlet gives to the player, gi Let your Clowns fpeak no more than is let down for them." When oaths are fandlioned with public applaufe, it indicates firongly, that the morality of the na tion is in a very relaxed Rate. In the greateß empire of the world. when Rome was herfelf, it would not have been (offered. With us, at pre fect, it calls loudly for redrefs ; and I troll that tome timely admonitions from your well-condutled Prefs may lead to the fupprefGon of this growing e ms. 11011TIO. PARISIAN Fasettons.—The faflsionable (bops Rill (hew upon fide, hats of white, orange, role, and dells coloured Patin. Some ule a crape of an amaranth, a green, or a (ky blue colour. The mna common ornaments of the hats, are knots of $ ribbons, fwandown edgings, and peculiar decora tions of cut crape. The turbans are of filvered crapes. or of crimfon filk embroidered with gold. Rome women of fafhion comb down the hair &moth, and fimply bind it with a band of black velvet. Go: den ar rows, I yres ofpearls, or diamond', and combs of rich materials are Rill much in ofe. Tops xes..inftead of cameos , are now enchitfed in the centre of she combs. Carnelian, are now out of fafhion. The palm branch necklaces are Rill racially worn. CORN MARKEI S. CORN IIIiPtCTORS tITURN /MOM otramer. scekUA►r 24. Wheat, per Lout, from t31. , 05. to '5l. 15,. Barley, per Q . 2arte., from 11.45. Cato 11.0 s 6.1 Oats, per Qcarter, from tl. 2s. to tl. 75. Beans, per I:),..2arter, from tl. 2s. to tl. 18s. Peale, per Q2arter, from il. os. to 21. 3s. MAR K-LANE, FEBRUARY 25. The arrivals fince Monday have not been who may be cuntidered largi:.-There is a dultnef , in the files of Wheat, at a redu,tion of ful one thilling per quarter ; the Inferior qualitic• are almott unfaleabl.-Rye anti Malt continue heavy.-Barley keeps the prices of Monday, as di, Beans and Grey Peas.-Biiilers are almoff out of demand.-Oats :!re from 6d. to is. cheaper, and uni:ommonly flat.-The Grafs Seed Trade has not fo much life as in the early part of the week, And Red Clover is looking down. Englith Wheat, per qr. sos. 54.5. Fine 575. 595. Superfine 6cs. Fine Dantzic Wheat, sos, 565. Rya, 345. 365. Barley, 245. 265. (Very Fine) 275. 6d. Malt, 425. 465. 47 5 - Oats, 155. 205. 225. Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 325. Old, 345. 365. Tick Beans, New, 275. 295. Old, 325. 345. Hug Peale, 325. 335. 6d. Btillerst34s. 40s. 41s. Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. Coriander, aSs. to 3os. per cwt. Flour, 455. 488 per fack. Red Clover, 9os. 965. toBs. per cwr. White ditto, 9os. t 155. 1265. per cwt. Trefoil, 36s 56s 68s per cwt. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. GIBRALTAR, FEBRUARY t. A vefrel arrived on the 29th ult. from Malta, after a paffage of 33 days. The Captain of her :eports, that (even days before he left Malta zo fail of tranfports, and fome men of war, failed from that place for Alexandria, to bring away the remainder of the troops from that cnuntry. The Garrifon is all quiet and regular as anal The following velfels have arrived fence the 2 ill of January : TM Bush& sip Weymouth, Wm. Welidon, 64 days from Smyrna, with drugs, wool, and madder-root, for London— the American brig Three Brother,, E. Entry, ay thy' from Bolton, with flour and Raves for a market--thc Ragufati polacre Diana, Ant. Barbtri, a days from Malaga, with wine and fruit for Gibraltar—the Englis flap Sarnia, Wm. Tardiff, 12 days from Valencia, with brandy, for Guernfey—the Dutch (hip Ar chlpdagoa, C. H. Nienwkerk, 3o days from Rotterdam, with ballaft, for Smyrna—the Englifh brig Hebe, S. Rout, 21 days from Rocheher, with merchandise, for Gibraltar—the Engbth brig Srealibrklge, J. Way, 16 days from London, with titer changize, for Gibraltar and Malaga—the Engbib Coop Bolton, J. Flex, as days from Naples, with toady, for Gutrnfey—the American tip Pomona, N. Myers, sp days from New York. with Raves and flour fora market—the EnglUb brig Some's, N Pendleton, ay days from &Raft, with butter and potatoes, for Gibraltar and Alicant—the Malik brig Martha Maria, M. Johnfoo, 32 days front Oporto, whit poet wine, leather, and hides, for Gibraltar and Leghorn-.the Este& brig Indefatiga ble, C. &miller, sy days from America, with barilia,6t Lon doo—the Estill& hoop Diamond Packet, James Millen, 16 days from Leghorn, with behoftooe and fume, for H.U. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 23. Came in the Woodland Cattle, Capt. WILLIAM LLIIMILLYN, from London. bound to Falmouth, and Smyrna, laden with fundries ; put in with the 10l . of her foretop•ma4l, carried away off the Start this morning at 6 o'clock ; and the Three Brothers, Captain I. Evans, from Cork, laden with pro •ifions for this port and Southampton. Sailed the Brothers, Capt. JA Frit I as, from Dart- mouth, bound to Lifbon, laden with Rh. Came in the Friendship, of Yarmouth, Capt. WM. BAR. ass, from Rotterdam, bound to Belftft, ladcn with !larch and feeds ; the Friends, of Plymouth, Capt. La Gaos, with wine and cork. from Guern• fey, for this port ; and the GANN IT, of :6 guns, Capt. Bass, from a cruise the is gone up Ha moaze. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24. This morning arrived the Lcora RD, of 5o guns, Captain Cow sa, from the Eaft Indies. l l from the Cape of Good Hope. and St. Helena. Captain S•uueL MOTTLIY, late of the DIONEDII, came Wenger in her from the Cape. Sailed the Cv scrota, of 16 guns, Capt. Waren?, to the eaff ward, to be paid off. The VICTORIUS, of 74. guns, Captain 0311ORMr, from the Cape of Good Hope, and the Oar HIVS frigate, Captain ELrmtmaroxs, from the Ealt It - dies, arc hourly expeeed to arrive. SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY s 4. Arnred the Imre trio, of 64 gone, Captain HAItCOOO, and went to Chatham; alfo the CHtr• roux, and la Visottits frigates, and failed up the Thames.—This day the Tait:s frigatei. paid off. —The CONSTA us r gun•brig, Lieut. STOIC IS, is or dered up the Thames to be paid off. Arrived front Chatham Barracks, the Amos: traniport, with troops. bound ►o Ireland. The Swat& Wit Loma Ulric ► which has Lit here a long time. will, it is fuppaed, be unladen. And her 'cargo will be chlpored of by the Sweeillt Conful. Talk morning a poor unfortunate man, Cook lf the WiNctist.saa lrigste, jumped outboard. :n a fit of intoxication, an I was drowned. Tl:e new Pier at Sheernefs is In kelt a flare of :orwardneis that it is fuppored is will open (*co- ge neral furpofes on the 25th of next month. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Drat. Fin. 24.—Arrived and failed for the River t'te 13; nandrr. "'Starry, from Savannah; and Ranter, Harvey, ,runt St. Michael's.--Wlnd S. W. Gravr.srno, - Frs. 14.—Pafftx1 by the Virginia frigat-, from Madras ; Hop:, Fry, from Aguillat; Vrow Helena at,- phis, Corn Dieppe:. ; Tlppoo Salt., Flagg, from Chu-teflon: fextfaill, HAD, and Duke of York, Ptrry. from Seville—. Sailed the Fair American, Figwcr, for New Yorks John Faith. --r, fur Manilla; Union, , for pahlanere; Le• 'ant, Nii.kr, for Wales; and the Goode Hasp, Jake% fur Havre. GREENOCK. FEBRUARY 21. cartel's OW TUE LATE STORM. The 111ontetionsa, Morgan, from Charlelton, mentioned In our tad, as hating Cat +Away her mails wtthin ;he. Lady Me, to en able her to ride out the pile, was, notwitbflanding, drives on More at 4 bilr,l; the cargo will he faired hut dam ged. The front Cha4fton for this Port, win dnven on thor: n:3r Irvine Bar; wiU be got off without rezetv. tog any ,I.,m..se,li;;lners were alooglide oo Sunday, taking out her cargo. The Commerce, FM, from New York for this Port, is on (Lore on the Wand of Gigba, but it Jerald will be got off. The Dart, (Allies, reported to have been on there on tbc Point of Canal. mired fee at Liverpool, on Thorfday haft. Wydab, Balfour, from the Clyde for Savannah. was, on eke i(rh January, luR on a Mold called Martin's Indultry, shoot J t ndlesfrom Savannah. Some of the goods will be laved The Pomona, itantLy, from Clyde to Grenada, kft Cork 9th Infant. . . _ _ . _ • _ The Jane, Andetfint, of Greenock, failed from Antigua for Jamaica, 29th D. cembtr laft A RIVLD—The !hip Wentworth, from Pidou for this port, at Oban ; the Andromache, Pierce, of New York, at New York from Madeira ' the 6th ult.; the Leander, Stewart. at Madeira from hence at Grenada, 17th ult. ; the Glyky, itti•Tag an, at Lifbon front hence the 19th ult. ' • the Union, Stirling, at Ayr from London, , 1 ith inftant ; the Caftor, ---, at Liverpool and the Mae; at do. from Chariefton ; the St. Andrew, M•Ewan i , at Demerary from Ncwfoutidland; the Ruby, M Fartane, frum hevcc at Liverpool, 14th (nitwit ; the William, Cambridge, at Malaga front Arichat ; the Nancy, Baine, from hence at Bar celona, 27th uk. aka a paffage of 23 days. KIRKWAI.L, IN ORKNEY, JANUARY 20. On Monday the aoth of November lalt, there happened one of the molt violeat tornadoes in Kirkwall ever remember ed, which continued without intermiSon from hut (et (abont three o'clock) the whole night. fo that it was perilous for any one to go out happily the town lies in a valley, for if it had been on an eminence, the confeeuenecs would have been feat ~e-coral 'mules vrere part!) , unmored,peat Racks and eat hoofs thrown down, and the weather cock of St Magmas Cathedral Nova, into the Beep' although h weighed two ftoae oleo= Many boots were alto damaged, and lame driven to ft,. ing this hurricane, a Blip was wrecked in the Sold of Papa Stronfay, name and defliny unksown, Capt. Malden Farads Leyre molter; crew laved. but the rad and pan of the ease damaged. The new year in Orkney commenced with eiteimalp bad weather. From the aft of Japery to the t lA, It blew coo. (bendy throng gales of wind from the S. S. attended with nib, blow, and Lint, during which the fun never mat k. ante.-1 he lath was a very good day. bet flan anvi l this mutnent,the wind has been uncommonly Wilma, the whole country, and has,unlstektly for restoring peeplle.ra•er altered Its dltedion, and to add to this calamity, is attended with • throng pinching froft. Betides the above Est kaisers, we are enabled to lay before our Readers the following melancholy accounts that hat:* petted within the II ends of Orkney, during the revere w there time the commencement of the 'cadent year: The Blip Dadaists, from the eat country for Dobai, ;AO Henry Mallet matter, totally wrecked in the paten id Darr. n:fs; cargo greatly dareaged.—Foor of the crew drowned. two of them mates, and full brothers. One of tide pear Fellows got athoer. and as his brother was climbirg up die neck after him, a huge wave pulled hint bock into the tea : the frievitter (wens in to his aSaince, and both perithed e each eke irk s. A large &op, mifcrably wrecked, !rum its ihattered await. anm, without any cargo or parrots on board, was driven an the Wan Holm, belonging to the ifiand of Wearily 1 oar eat it be guested to whom Sic belongs, or where bound. T•res Ulan, fuppored to have come in with the wreck s were band dead in this uninhabited intend, owing to cold and hunger. • A brig, in the fame unhappy Suntan, fermingly only in Ita lia, and not a tangle foul on board, has come abort on the Sand of Stronfay. A ftoop, raid to belong to Calthnefs, Is drove .Core at Lop tufa, in the Seed of Sendai, but no particulars are yet learned about her, owing to the want of communication, and fevers weather. A foreign Stip, totally unknown. has come store in summa row fplinten on the north funds of (tsaynets, la the Ilhod ef Sanday, without any living petfoo as of any berAge se be fem. Her cargo is drifting to all . bet ateuelsee are making to prekrse as much as by the Admir4 f the baulk of all concerned. On the t6th of this month a boat or cutter ap. peared off Offend in great diftrefs, coming from the weflward, apparently with thirteen men on board: but although immediate affifiance was given from the Ihore, the boat upfet, and every foul perished : one man was picked up with tome (mall figns of life, bat every attempt to reffore him to life proved fruitier& On ezamioing the boat, it had marked on it the King's Mark and " Hazard's Jolly Boat." There were found in it founding lines end every thing neceffary for mak. ing obfervatinns on the entrance of the harbour of (Mend. The boat was taken pufeffion of by the Officer of Marine, until it can be afcertained to whom it belengs. It fence appears to have been a boat belonging to his Majefly's Ihip ACAITA, Capt. J. A. Worn, with a Lieutenant and Oat teen men nn I,nard, and bad been making obfervations and foundings at that place. On Sunday fe'nnight, the Lively, of Bernick, in warping into the Tweed, ran agrouild a huts within the mouth of the river. The major part of the crew thinking her in danger of overktting. mediately defertee , her, and attempted to make the fhorc in the boat. Finding this not pradicable, i i tr) to regain the Qtip. the moment they pal led tinder her cable, the fuddenly righted, and they were all except one buy, (wept into the water.— The boat drifting, ran agrnund a little below. and a miller boy of the name of Galbrai h, by the eddy ~f the of r, was call upon a land b .nk at a fenall di duce from her. The others, who by the AS:lance of thole a ho Raid by her, .had regained the ireffel, hearing him call for help, which they had no means of affording, advifed him to rejoin his com panion ir. the boat ; in attempting which, he frod. Jenly liept into deep water. and was drowned.— His body was found nearnsosning near the fpot. or