Star. — London, England, 1803-04-06 00:00:00

i fhip •Not 'Pre- 11 1 : main. w yg be molotabral, and de faerlice el which the boor of France and the faith of Treaties forbid. When a man reads this Maar, he thinks hinsfell tranf lortgd to the times el chafe treaties which the Vandals made wish the &genet= Romans, when force ufutpad the place of tight, and when, with a hefty appal to arms, they infulted the artagorat dig mew to sock. In the pretest fate of drill ',grim there is a refped which a great Monarch, which a po- Biked people owe to themfeives, were that refped no more than to trek a plaudbk pretest for an unjuit war. But in this Whoa every thing is precipitate, and repugnant to decency and to jetties. An eternal war would famed a dreadful con ceit ; and the mere unjuit the attack, the more irreconcilable would be its anlinelity. _ Seeh a novelty will doobtlefs excite the difapprobation of Europa While even the Englifb, whore national pride had not eon , * Winded them, fished at this profped, did the Tons call the Peace of Amiens an Armiltice, and in doing 63 pared the fevereft retire on the Government it defended; and the rapid fall of the National Ponds is the firft prelude to the misfortune which may follow as the revenge due for the wound given to all coda rights. 01 - he French are lets intimidated than irritated by the threats of England. They have neither been &Spirited by their re vcrks nor elated by their vidtorles; in a war to which there ap peared no terminetion,theyfavr all Europe confederated ag,aink 4 them. Their cockney, their courage, and the prompt acti vity of the r Government, brought it to a condufion. Thu war would have a different object. Nonce would contend for the liberty of the States of Europe, and the facrednefe of their Treaties; and if the Englifit Government be determined to make it a national war, perhaps her boafted formidable naval arength would not be follicknt to deeike the refult, and to fe • cure the victory • " The French, ftrong in the Janice of their cads, and In the ethildenee they rcpok in their Government, do not dread the sew caritas and new facriices which fuett a war might render mmedfary. llseir fyincm of Seance It more amok and left arti. 1411 than that abandon, and fo mach the mare folkL It all Sea in their foil and in their courage. "Os *viva namottbelinglith mirage an eyes were rented In the Cablest et OW Thelikrier. As mad trilling motions smeduel s aimoillier d impertanee, its mon unpremeditated wards wasargetpernght op. Every one-impatiently mooned Ns ism* der trtsprdentsdae of foreiguers. which Madame *mots both onto a month. Every one was prepared t 6 Into fosse haleranos boot it. It was as fplendid to ulnal. TheFtr*Canfnlmolelags appcarame, and fad on his entrance amballasilib Asithafador, who was banding beide M. Mark off, Velma bus at war kr melee Team The Xing of England brim hand, meldniimentsfe naml preparations. He Ms Ipso led bewail www. Is the French ports there are no prepara tions of anputagoltutie. The whole Beet is gone to St. Domingo mad the Caries. Wltittegerd to the ports oilloilard, to which the meßs flaw & alludes, there are only the preparations for aka ispedition *liar asweral Perron and all Europe knew ds theloadon Ss Bar Lositana. The King rays farther,that be •wain the Cabinets of Paris and Laudon differences continue. Uwe stone. le Is misethet England ought to haw evacuated Pei* ad Malta isnot owsensted , end as his hishmuldhimidily the molt Neon Treaty ever enter * *Dolt shwa* Is doubt tithe fpeedy evacuation of this hoar Comm.. !• thole who would lOW* ft *shun *a heath Peoph Budd know, that it is ~ileMb hot masa hdneMme " &MN lb awed, of the oreelng. whoa the ham Con ,* bruit to be sear M. Maass*. he hid to kWh bait afig. 'ells the Drift Mbar, wig to Imo Mahe far eve fins mew Ea* a premed was lathing. sad no haulm lIMME be ontarod Into which it was oat TAMA to obferve:— • tha onsdolut birth, Aim** whoa the Ugh& Molts& Mw was shout ft **Rho ham Comm. fall to Mai. , M. • dose. ths Delhi of Doris* has lose the onplesfant • paw et he yaw et Pm* It hasp loam ill& that to may •a* ilpmd the weals Gahm Bet Pit basil happm that • we really End go so War, the rafpostihility h • with Ode who dory the validity of thdr own eastradMinct • they teak ss abhrve Treader whieb they had anotiod: `Theft wore of the !Naar Collura require no retest. Tbi impish. coorkedy his preket opinion, his pat mei" and Us whistles he the tome. It h ascot to eemare theta with the otreverfedone, the &picky. the evelkok'sad the Meths* of the loglih Oovaturocat. Is order is be enabled to deckle an the JOIN if the Ante On Monday night a Msfenger let off for Paris with difpatches, which are reported to be of the higheß importance ; and yeflerday the Cabinet Council fat twice, once in the morning, on dill patches received from Lord WHITWOKTH, and again in the evening, on the French Manifeflo. The report is again revived that Mr. Pyre. is to come into power; but it is now laid he refutes to come into the Cabinet while the queßion of Peace or War is undecided. One thing Rated is however fo extremely difrefpalful and improbable as to render the whole very doubtful : His Ma parr, it is (aid, has not yet been eonfulted on the change! only a association is on foot with the con. feat of Mr. PITT and Mr. Anoint:row ; and Mr. PITT and Lord hist.vitt.a are to join the Cabinet, and Mr. ADDINGTON alto to remain in it. This morning we received the following ac- counts from Gibraltar : CHRRALTAR. MARCH 14. . " On the lath the liscroa failed for England, and the wind having been eagerly almoit ever &cc, an ignmenfe number of vale's have pated the Straits to the Weftward. 14 It was extremely cold IA night, and this niorning the whole rock wits cowed by a fall of foow nearly two inches deep, a phenomenon hardly ever remembered here before. " On the t lib. the Bth or King's Regiment, were reviewed by his Royal Ifighaers ; they were eitremelY weak in numbers. there not being :so men belonging to the regiment bere—bat in point of difeipline and good behavioor, they are one of the fiefi regiments in the garrikn. They went through part of the manoeuvres in a very interior kyle, but the badnefs of the weather prevented :tea firing on the oeekfies2" CORN MARKET,MARK-LAAVR, APRIL 6. There have been a few arrivals of Wheat, &c. fence Monday tail. Sales are dull, and the prices on the decline. BREAD.—Yefierday the LORD Mean' ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as lad week, viz, cid. the Q2artern Loaf. Yefterday morning his MAJESTY, attended by General Gwyws, Equerry in waiting, rode to the right of Afcot Heath Race Ground, and there met the Earl of SANDWICH and a number of Gentlemen Sportfmen. At half pat ten o'clock the Royal Deer was turned out of the cart for the day's di- verfion, and the weather proving fine, the (port was as good as any hunt this feafon. Her MAJESTY and her Royal Highnefs the Princefs AUGUSTA, attended by Lady CAROLIN E Doel4 ea, and other attendants, walked to Frog. more, where her MAJESTY and the Pat/scams amufed themfelves in the gardens during the morning. Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs ELIZABETH, attended by Mrs. DILI: Gitosysmoa, took an air ing in a phonon in the Great Park, accompanied by their Royal Highneffes the Princeires &masa and AssiLta, on borfeback. Yefterday about one o'clock the Princefs Malty took an airing in the neighbourhood of Fulham. Yefterday morning Sir W. Perron very hand fomely decline& prosecuting his petition againft Mr. HAMLYN WILLIAMS, the Sitting Member for Carmarthenthire. It feemed by the fpeeches of the Counfel on both fides that it was a meallire univerfally approved by all the Gentlemen of the County. Lord Caatincrom fet out yefterday for Deal Caine, of which he is Captain, in order to infpeti Come additional works that are ordered to ftrength. en that fortrefs. Monday the We(tern Battalion of Eden Militia were embodied at Chelmsford, under the command of Sir W. &corn, Bart. and the Eaftern Regiment affembled at the fame time at Cokhefter, under that of Colonel BULLOCK. The South Gloucefter Militia affembled on Monday fe'nnight ; and the fame day the North Gloucefter were embodied at Cirencefter. The Royal Pembroke Fufileen were embodied on Wednefday laft, at Haverfordvred. On Monday fe'noight the Chelhire Militia were embodied. Tvio Troops of the 6th, or Ennifkillen Regi- ment of Dragoons, that have been Rationed in Derby for a confiderable time, marched on Wed nefday for Loughbro', and Araby de la 2onch, where they are to remain until further orders. The magnificent colofll Ratue of the Marquis Cosiswataas has been (hipped on board the Com pany's (hip the EARL How, for Bengal. Mr. WILLIAM WOODVALL is again a Candidate for the office of City Remembrancer. The Petition of the Counts& of 'Lc 'sterile to he admitted the guardian of her infant children, the Earl. her huthand, having died in November lan, came on to be heard before the Loan Cuenca' .ma, on Monday. His Lordthip declared, as his Hon. and Learned Coadjutors wifhed to weigh the point before he deaded, he Ihould take time to confider of it. WHIG Ccus.—Yellerday there was a meeting of the Whig Club at the Crown and Anchor. In the abfence of Lord Tetanus., Mr. Fox prefided. The malts of the Club being drank. that of Mr. Fox was propofed by Mr. Curroso, and was drank with three times three. and the greatefi eu thisfiafm. Mr. Fox returned his thanks to the Company, and obferved that it was now four weeks Race he had alluded to that menacing Rate of affairs which then had jolt been announced by his Majelty's Mriage to Parliament, and every thing relative to that fubjea was as much in the dark as ever. He could therefore fay nothing upon political affairs, except that if this country Ihould be driven to war by the ambition and injußice of France, as none would be more ready to make every facrifice which the honour and fafety of the State required ; Co, on the other hand, if we were involved in a war unjullly, or in a war which could have been aimid ed, none would more deeply lament the misfor tune, or more feverely confute the authors of it. The health of a number of abfent Mernbets was drank.—The next meeting was appointed for the 3d of May. A Court-Martial was held on Monday at PortC mouth, on Capt. Recces, and his Officers, for the lots of his Majeay's (hip Dersassoras. of Jerfey. The Court unanimoufly acquitted them of any mirconduft. Yeßerday a ballot was taken at the 1111-India Houle, which.terminated in favour of the retain tions of the Court of Dire/tors, exonerating the Owners and Commanders of the Hianosran and Panic is. AMELIA, from any blame in the Ids of thofe Riips. Lail week 'a Court Martial was held at Chel fea College upon two Ca r ains in a dißinguillied corps of infantry in his Majelty's krvice ; die cafe is thus Rated :—While the regiment lay at Cha tham, Tome time fence, one of tbefe Officers de clining to drink more wine at the met, after din ner, was afked by the other the reafon To tell you the truth (replied the former) I have as aggiatiew with jaw wife io sigit, tad as a Man of Honour I am refolved to keep it l" Capt. en deavoured to pats this off as a joke 1 but the other , alluring him that he was in earnefi, received a glafs of wise in his face, and a manual fitirmifli enfned, until they were feparated by their Brother Officers. The Cammanding Officer arriving two days after, and having heard the eirciontiances of ibis extraordinary cafe, with the addition that no further Rep had been taken by either party, put them both under arvel, and reported their conduit to the Commander in Chief, who ordered them to be tried by a Court Martial, which doted on Fri day left, and the report thereof is now before die Lao. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. CHATHAM, APRIL S. Notwithtlanding what has been afferted to the contrary, I am informed from a quarter, on which you may rely, that orders have been received to undock the VICTORY on Saturday next ; that all her (lore' are ready, and it is thought about three weeks will equip her. This morning Capt. Dam, a fubaltern, and 6o Royal Marines, marched for Woolv ich to embark on board the SCEPTRE fitting there. The Commanders of the ARDENT, THU N DER E R, and UTRECHT, have received orders to join the fquadron in Cawfand Bay as loon as poffible : it is expe6ed they will leave the Note on Sunday. The Iteraavin was paid off this day : the men have a proteaing ticket for 14 days. The LEO PARD is eXpEaCd to be paid on Thurfda y. An ivied the GREYHOUND frigate to be paid off. IS. ex 3 : n ted ; O ranee 1 t er 4 t, d n tl g ii: ehim joling pped, of the What o fee. ith a 'ught :trays to not art of r that wad ne e that thefr, I COIL- , that King eft of gland c raid lo fo, r, the To plied, tlervc draw emar- L. Rate, with none Ily of I Rut- , in)y en of verx of be relent that, f the e gdt edit ex lifters d DOt on of by a nem, found et the tate'? tidy on ot relent on nem) round tat wean, PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4. Came in the Hope, of and from Jerfey, Captain Asamtast LAURENCE, laden with cyder, &c. for this port the Sally, of and from Guernfey, Capt. Joint noon., laden with cyder, &c. fc,r this port; the Louifa, of Briftol, Captain MICHALL FORBES, from Cork, laden with provilions; the Trois Freres, Capt. Thomas La Gaos Duatessu., from Havre de Grace, bound to Africa, laden with fundry merchandize, very leaky; the BOADICEA, of 33 guns, Capt. MaITLAND, from a cruize, with im preffed men ; and the HECTOR, of 74. guns, Capt. &WIRT, from the Mediterranean, tall from Pot tf mouth, to be paid off; alfo the RANGER. HIND, and EAGLE cutters, from a cruife, with impreffed men for the fleet. HULL, APRIL 4. A letter received on Friday morning from Capt. TATHER, of the Leviathan, for Davis's Straits, dated Dear Sound, March aI, Rates his arrival there on the 18th, all well : the Aimwell, Cass, of Whitby, was likewife in that harbour. The Gardener and Jofeph, ALL LW, and Elizabeth, &m -ay, with about 40 fail more, were at Stromnefs. Capt. Tarn purpofed failing on the aift, and welted thofe at Stromnefs would fail the fame day. Lail Friday morning the Caaozim a frigate ar rived in our Roads, and a very imprefs im mediately commenced. We underftand that all the men who were taken that day have fine been liberated. The imprefs Rill continues, though with only partial (agars, in confequence of great numbers of the prime feamen having lately gone out from hence in the Greenland and Baltic (hips. Oa Friday left, off Flamborough Head, the Clan/VIM Trigate's boats boarded the Happy Return, fifhing-boat. from Filey, at tea, and im mured two of her hands; another boat alto had a man taken from her at the entrance of the Humber. In confegnence of the frigates and cut ters irnprang the filbermen from their boats. this town and neighbourhood are likely to fuller by the deprivation of the labours of thole ufeful men, who are now a&ually laying up their boats. A rendezvous was opened at Whitby, on the soth ult. for feamen entering for his Majefty's fer vice, by Capt. POVLDIN, of the Royal Navy. tronrooL, APRIL 4. There are fields hoilled at Bidaon Lighthonfe, for four (hips and three brigs, who will be round this morning's flood. The Flom MOUSIDIR i from Honduras, for this port, has put into Charlefton in diarefs, where Oie is unloading to repair. The San - Antonio de Padua, —, from St. Andero for this port, with upwards of 40,000 dol lars, cochineal, indigo, logvrood. bides, &-. was lot DUI' Waterford about the sad ult. The Peggy, Wissiaws, from Cork for this port, was drove on pa ult. at Symyran, about faven miles from Holyhead. The Sally, jacasou i iscondemned at Martinique. Arrisi&..Aurora, Pantiertom, from London; Magid =, Palle. from Cameron, at this port; Mary Ellen.cinalner; Ram Africa, at Sanamah; Robert and Elisaberl„ from haws, at Oporto; Jams, Trounce' Mblon. Hook; Halm, Roily Hoge, Wm Asa. Taykr; and Palmy, Willismo keen hens, at Lilhom ,• Cerra, Martin ; sod Courier. Greg. tram hone, at Mkt ; Dock hook, Lawton, front fie. Vineries, at Doter; Rigby, Oran, from Newmark for this part, at Stimionefs; Flirter, Graham, from Venice for this port, at Halton ; Mary. Wlllions, from hens, ot Romeo; Detky, Chew, from hence, at .Now York Servin. seamen; and binds, Dunker, from hence, at Dublin; Expedition, Ducey. from Africa and Darbeskes, at Dominica. MOSS LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL APRIL 5.•••11116 lIIMPR the Hating" and Lath Clitiereagit, fee the Salt Indks, and remain, with k arma oder outward-bend veffels..-Wind S. W. ORAVZS/1119, Anµ t..-Paced by the Mary Aait s Wood, Ron Coals; 9t. led*, Fort, from Comma; Alfred. from Sourdessa; Owl H.lkis, from St. fakbael's = J 0.., and 11 ,1 , Myth. from Litbon ; Mympb, to Cori t NiF., from Aftwerp; Vmw Almo.Doolwi Time M e., 17°,'Two Good Seen, and dal Aren t 011r.!se, from Embdea.—Sailedthe Kem, . . Quinsy, far Winkled; 'Friends, Lumley. tar Hambribi Rover, Fig% kir Rotterdam ; Flora, Calm., ant Vrow Am. ga. Alin" kir Branca. ARRIVED Or Dever,Oeka, Ottway,frees Omsk; and Visa, Mil frea Pakrume...le the Creek Asa, &ger ; aad Caeaserce. Riches, fuse the Coat of Spaa.-01fPanoeth. Caiesaftw Take, lea New Terk—At I , Homatee, Haan. hen Iheledea; DlNger. Mardian, fmm St. Iftecast's ; Mary, Caudos. hem lineeeeh ; Eliza, Prior, frau Deethdes ; Re. Mad, Cala Orem St. llama.'.: Valuable, Leash trees Raeheheett Vat* from Chweeftas ; Ada, mod 11 1 41.44 &edam:, trout Laos ; 0/644 Iter;eldo, from Oeusts; Osumi Insid. frees Opole; sad Mount 1 Varna. Sim irsicsidAt Clyde, jede, *ea Lliods.—At IMAM, Coolbeds. ; and ,kira, eve Arels-•04 DE" Bernst, ends, trims nib; delphia; and Cunningham, 11,41 r, , from I.ondo - -.%t Cuxhaven, Sarah, Lightly : and Alliance, ALCICTWOOII, rro n Londoe—At Plattsburgh, Belifarins, Emis; Emerald, S orr; Ocean, Noble; Elbe, Landahls; Dird:u. Linder; and Jobe and Robert, Greig, from London—At Bremen, Ann, H 'per, from Loodun—.At Havre, Milande, Edwards,from Pinhole* phia—At Guernfey, Flora, Le Pulley, train Naples—At Ci brahar, Braganza, Cole, brim London--.lt Cadiz, Neutrality, —, from London—At Barcelona, Honduras Packet, Ni cholas, from London—At Alicant, Adolphus, Stevieling, from London—At Smyrna, Swan, Way, from London—At Nevis, Hawkabury, Hart, from Londrin.-.At Hoylake, Britannia, Cower, from Malaga; and Dove, from Gall poll—At Dover, William, —, from Aguilar ; Zvphyr, Grams. from 1 i.L•oa; and Graf Hopkins, from St. Michael% DISTRMITTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Sokbay, for the capture of Figypt kerne, le Levrier, 'Tian, and Vengehr French privateers, a cllaributioo V/ in be made on Friday the 15th hat. at llowntng-treet. On Sunday the Shipwrights, &.. in Wonlwieh and Deptford Yards, worked all day. They were ai..t even pernsitted to leave the Yard to dinncr. The Co t (isms a fine new 74 gunlhip building in Dept ford Yard, is ordered to be completed, and the is to be !mu:wised on St. Gtorr,e's day nest. The immonalite, of 36 guns, is ordered to he paid off at Woolwich, on her arrival there, and to be cottundriooed spin The Ville de Paris. of Ito guns, San Jae. of its, and Prince, of 98 guns, are ordered into con:lmam at Plymouth. Captain SE yawn' Gappoiuted to the Ville de Paris; Capta n to the Prince; and Captain SPICtIt te tbe San jo f. The Vidory, Britannia, and Royal Sovereign, of too guns each, were yeßerdAr ordered to be e, t ready for corn:Milton immcdtately ; as is the Zebra bon.N-veffel at Woolwich. The Galatea frigate is commit coned at Porthnoutli, and Cap tain Hravueo - rc is appointed to command her. AllOffleera appointed to ihips are 0rder....1 o join immediately Commotion: ldomarr has taken upon him the command of the (hips at Cork. Captain R. WI Lciamils appointed to the imprefs ferviec at Belfait. The Pettercl hoop is onlerol to be recommitGoned by Cap. Lain LAMBORN, her late Commander. Captain jAseLs Bowes is appoint.] to the Puitranta Captain MIT CHELL, to the Zealand. Captain Brno, to the Teed Captain SEATER, to the Leyden. Captain MUNSIL, to the &Schermer. Lieutenant PLUNKIT, to the Salvador Mundo. Lieutenant WALLACC, to the Culloden. Lieutenant Srmous, to the Mars. Lieutenant FuLLAITON, to the Dreadnought. Lieutenants SOUTNIT and Guise, to the Mercury. LieutenantsSznuoosa and Lower, to the Conqueror. Lieutenants'iturran and 0 m , to the Eadymion. Lieutenants FORSTER and Picas[, to the Cherwell. Lieutenants VIVIAN, ALLEN, and COOK, to the Gelyldwid Mr. SAMUEL FICKELL is appointed a Lieutenant to the ARhe.• Mr. Dolmen, Puffer of the Windfor Cattle, is removed to the Prince George, and Mr. YATII, Purer of the latter, removed to the former. Mr. EDMAID ANDIMIC4I is appointed Porta of the Data 'loop. The Rev. Mr. DUNSTERVILLZ ii appointed Chaplain of the TonanL Yeflerday a Court of Diretlors of the Eall India Company was held at the India Houfe, which ad. journed to this day. The 1.0111) CASTLIIItIaGN, Captain Wit.t.tast EDIII6DIS, for Bengal, is, we underhand, to be difpatehed this week. The Court of Ditchers of the Ell India Com pany hare appointed the following Chips to be in the Downs on the isth inft. being the laft flips of this feafon, viz. The Prised* Mary, he Basal; the Rail Sposeer.fer Am; and the Prelim. Ovals lkompb. tar ditto; the Idia. Cup tan George Healing. he &whey; the Hope. Casaba Jame Pcndergrah; the Watley. Copia Nary Wafts: she road Abagavesey, Curti Idasilwat terni edfard. =tJanes Maeda; Cipids ; it l e s Alfred. Cepois Jane lir beard. . The Atherton. Hardie, is arrived at hem; . Onnenneetb. The Kitty, litteher, has Whin. is arrived at Darrel, with the wwtrrpo et the Wm, Willaiss, from Cieddisps Nee wis them - . - La Marie ds deues, stave NOM to 1111 " 11 , 1111111 Mel of March tie ilk pit Das. 1 Copula Du las, al the Item sad Nary, Mier keel jambe, MI is al* die brig Cetosileo at Jeseny, bra Illidospos to St. Alphas, leg & pd. tell et wear. sad b. soaboult seat; dm Mid dye people drowsed; the dual noshing saes est Copia Ottway, arrived at Dover has Ovando. dpnbe the 11.47sissi bus Gene to Wm, s the esti of 111 .. * ht. 4, so. bog. tl. as la rat Abdo. bardig bed is weep sal ihopapes walled seaboard. dapplbetbs. whlb pa.& hi" h. • The abet. Dediest, troa Slab so bosnilley. bermes' es sbe slab of Bpaia ; pia pat of the ears* is boded, sr' ibp lib* is i to be ihroL 7 't The Aim Meatilkis, boa Hashatis a Me pa Sae giallo. le Mira, ethers Ss le • bit 111 t ed. 11.0116 Sip Peace, Cupola Jeans, Was inn* a. ended, nag seabed ether damage, at Abeam. as die IA . . at by nitsky feud at two vela& tot.nbrallbY atseasab ;bg ai , s z2t r i : F o rt Newiaftle . to Liosepedosradi The Pale Americas, Tasaasiled hest Cliaminekt=li k :los, booed to New Teal, ad bet not has bees The . Seam falai Limdira a jmedea, was isiEs. the sods et sy .at the Weak lids et Ma Naga. be Ts. merge. Cepa a sa d crew ilnowoot-.ose palkipt feat A letter Seta Palermo, dated the tsth biirsairolbstal, lbw in canhapissee of a heavy gds. two hips. lostediaa die me of Si*, were miffing sed dot tho.-....,,, 04. 11.40... OM on bore at Flame de Mao; NM the.—.. Capt. Gebess 6 l.l . drove out to lea. Mr. KING, fen. of Dover, was thrown nut On* closife on Saturday, in defcending a hill *boss few miles from Canterbury, and his head dreadrilly lacerated ; but great hopes are entertaiped of his rccnvets. The Government Journal at Wafhitsgton, of the 17tli March, the day after the Rdofinials pro. paled by Mr. Ross, relative to the affair of New Orleans, in the Senate of Congrefs, feverely ees fares that proceeding. From this circonsaance inferences have been drawn unfavourable to their adoption. Jan Fard and jean Giaostar have lately boa apprehended at Lilbon, with forgeries aeon the Bank of that City to the amount of e0.0.A. ie their poifeßion. Thefe notes were fabricated * London, at the inflame of a Pottaguele, and the prifoners failed from the Thames Ira them oaths 15th of February left. Gillingtnn was an ammo. pliee of Fennel, who was executed at Neiman left year for forgeries upon the Beak of Enema, hat .'aved his life by torahs times 'vitiate. *seine hint. Mr. Joßiee Bose was the did hsf4 amp I in &teeing the offenders.