Star. — London, England, 1803-08-24 00:00:00

, 1, PATRIOTIC I.ltrnre, Anguft 19. 403. A T a GENERAL MEETING tif the COMMIT -L. 'FEZ of 1114 MA Tit lOTIC FUND,at LtortisCoffea-tiuufe, Tueiday the tlth Augugt. 1803, Sr FRANCIS HARING, Rut. in the Chair: Received a Letter Pm:. Ole Risk; Hon. Lord itailtnek, amid irg a I.il Suhi:ripusnis ituin t 2 •• Wooten of Lagiaud," to the 1":.t•ito ie F+l,td _ _ _ _ Revved, TL.c the T!!...•iss of the Coinmittee he returned to the Right I:01/.1.071 RAJ:lock, fur his zeal is promoting the In 'recite ni this Fu:J. that a Bo.d: be opened at the Bar of I lord's Coffee betide, fur receiving •;uhieriptiois from the " Women of England," in Sum. :IA execediael wu ttoineas each. The Committee have tile fatisfaation to inform the Public. that in add!tim to t! , e Snack in the 3 per Cert. i:onfots, Handing iu the namcs of the "fruitces, and amounting to ao,occl the :gai t,: iPuoni in money amount tot 3 '4471. 41.9 d. and that from what has Deem received, the Committae of Ti.mfury have purchafcd soo.cot.l. 3 per Cent. Coutols. go 000 i. 3 per CoW reduced. . a. Adjourned to Totiday, a . :,tl of lauguft, tgok at 12 o'clock pee l:Vv.!). FR.i.NCIS BAKING, Chairman. Letter% for the Committee arc &fire(' to be addrefal to Mr. WlMllfoitO. &octal , to the Patriotic Committee, Lloyd's Cot. fessaeufs. _ _ Amount advertifed 20.2001. 3 ptr Caw. Codelw C. 413 - 133j261. sa 9d., Lnder Hoff ham So 0 0 Middleton and Innis sa to 0 W. Midst., Waling- W. H. A. Smith 21 0 0 ton 105 0 0 One Day's Pay from Rev. J. Davidfon • to to o the OMeers, Non- Rev. H. Hiigham, eommiilloned OS- ! Parifh of Mention to 00 eeri.Drummers and Servant* in the 11. Private*oftheWor- ' milt', ditto •1 s 6 utter Regiment of Farmers, Btc. ditto 8 • 0 Militia, per James 17 I atm,. rers and a Window - 37 16 7 Boy, ditto o I 7 6 Tbe Rt•Hatt. the Lord ' Duncan steiaart.Copt. Mayor - '7OO 00 of the Efter Guinea- Lord Gower ~ - sato 0 0 man 5 5 o Lieut.Col.MsedoMdd, Lord F. G. Ofborne $2 to 0 a Lottuy Tie-het in T• fle le uGill too 0 0 492attert,No-9675t Wm. Pike and Co. 21,445, 23,t 93, and Por t (mouth, per Sir ts,asB. Join Carter tos 00 T. Covington - aif 0 6. Twyi rufs and Son. W.,Ramfey, Eaßbulla • ' bieweaftle-Ar.Stranda t 0 o Houk - j$ 29-0 Capt. J. Gardner, R. N. it o o Janie. Cobb, ditto 21 6,0 j. Maurice Eyre 10 to o From Mr. Cramer, Rev. J. Wood, Dugpa 5 5 o Proprietor of the . Wm. Hunter to too Royal Spa Gascleiiii, Colonel Welk to to o Bermo 'dfey 70 1 0 Wm. Menial 103 oci Stephen Sifbey 52 10 0 W. C. Chambers as ta o Right Hoc. Dowager Edw. Cumming Ab. Turner, Footman to Mr. Dunbar, for , S 5 0 Lady Amberlt Rev. Edw. Ward Young& Son, Chau- 100 0 • 1 $0 . . , Flanol,&e. I 1 0 eery lane - 51 so 0 W. Framer, Edinbre S. Brooking,Catt.R N. 5 5 o C Bic, Strand s s o Major W.Sleigh,Dur p. Fedor, Doter too o 0 ham Militia - TO TO 0 Sadsfeelptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this • Houk. TO BE BOLD. OUSDEN HALL, cenfilling of a' good and fpa dons Meehan, wi is every defyn and neoefEtry Building, Sta bling for I Rerfes, a new-stalked Garden, of nearly two Acres; Cottages. Manor, Quit-Rests, Pines, Woods, well Rocked with Came, together with about a thouraud Acres of land, nearly in a Ring Pence, part in heed, and the remainder let to rerpettable Te nants:whole Leaks expire at Michaelmas 1804, being all Freehold. Ouf an-Hall is fituacci abase Gi Miles from NmTrosarkot. and nine frsm Bury. For further particulars apply to John Smith, Efq. Outside-HA, sew 14:wmarkct. N. A. If the Advevigon of the Rectory of Oufden is particularly &fired, It may ballad at a fair valuation, fulled to the Ilk ad the incumbent. EX TENSIVE MAN0R...40 Bk SOLD BY AUCTION. At tie }hike( BEAR Ira. at Haw:ford, &rka, ea Friday the 26th Aaguit,at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon. enkfs previadly difpnfed of by Private Contraft, of which Nodee will be given, rrifiE MANOR of ALDBORNE. lituate in the 1-, molt fporting part of the Cosner of Wits, and remarkably well Rocked with Game; bounded by Atlidown, Roeldey. Of borne, sod itamlbury Manors, and in thebeighbourbood of New: bury, Mingerford, and Marlborough ; together with a molt de fsratda PARM, containing upwards of 400 Acme, la the Pad& sit Atilhoeue, and Belay a 8 Acres of rich Meadow Land, in SiVaribiliough. -110 valuable Masai, with the Courts Baron, Courts Letts, &c. to the !ante belonging. (sin eater upwards of M miles. and raits upwards of Sono acres nf•Land, and nearly rdoe acres Gionai. of which thee Is a probability of a (reedy in elohige.,sfer further particulars apply to Mr.Holleft,Solacitor.Farn. ham ; Moak*, Cook, and Handley, Solicitors, Ckritenwell, Lou. den ; and For a View and Particular, to M. Miley, Solicitor, MINERVA OFFICE. This day was pobilated. in a Vols. z atm. mice ya feared. TA LES OF AN EXILE.— a l ver. P. WILLIAMS, Author of Sketches of Modern Life, Fitsmaoriee, Ike. Printed for lone and Newman, Leadenhall-!tree[; and fold by Wm. Miller, Old Bond- ft rest. Where may be had, Jo pubelthed, - - . . . Martth sod Ma Jacidt, or the R o ma nce of Franconia, 3 Vole Is% leveed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - Lady of the Are, or Myftorki of the Fourteenth Century, 3 Yds. t ia. lewd. Who's the Murderer, a Romanist, by Mrs. Sleuth, 4 Vol. . 1 gs. Odd ontrogh to be Sure! or I otitis' in the World, s Vale. ihr Hatred. or the Flodkftive Father, 3 Vol. Jas. fewcd. Mtge Wraderevs, s Vele. Se. (med. IR FARMERS MAGAZINE. ll* day was poblithed. price as. THE FARMERS MAGAZINE, a Periodical Work. eicluevely der - ted to Agelcukure and Rural Affairs. No. XV. teompnied entirely of Orig nal Papers, and contains an Impartial *canons of the C•ate of Hu&andry and Markets in Great BrOsio• qpn , 1 10 • This Number eontalris-a•Cur(ney rellettions en the moms of revontir s Emigration from theHighlands—Hints for the impmre went oft be Hightanis-oTbc Seotd& Tytbe Syltem f ran» Alai. tr lbuogat• .n the Fled of Fruit on Growing Corns &c. —On 'Ariel& Opium—Method of Draining !wedged in the CO= • dell of Ufa, &c —On the Turnip Fly—On the Weather—Ex/w -ring* anal Aeculture In the County of Durban—.obkrvatioos nn Shell Mask as a Manure—.Hiots refpolting Scots Impreven.—On the Patatoe Cterl....On the Superiority of Hodes to Oxen, In farm I& sour, &c—On the Management of Calves—On Inoculating ep for she tech—Oo the Nature, Improvement, sod Qua ides or the different Soil. proper f..e Rearing Sheep, Let. I.—. Account of the Nowisumberla...l Bred of Sheep, and the progreSee Im twustrocws made tberturoo..--Accounts of improvement of Holm Led In Qombeiland— rite Highland Society vindicated—Re view of she General View of the Agriculture of the Coun ties of kissaburgb and elkirk—Ditto of Laure.nee's Protakal Tree - ire Horle•Dittea of Bell's 'rreatife on Leafor—Poitfcript to Fi. ft Oranels....l.ester front Sonservalo..-Note thereupon by the Condoelte.e.....l.eadlng Arti led Agricultural Intelligence—Gene ral State .4 Rural Economy and Markets, for Grain Cattle, &c.— The Pta n fanetioord by Parliament for Improving the Highlands applied celAddltional Oblervations on the Malt Tag—Remarks on the %novae or Pmperty Tat, fo far as it Weds Farmers—Scot. as A g • uttered Intelbseneo.-Engiiiiinitto—lrint Ditto—Liver. 11014 Jeteorniosy, for April. May, and June—Obituary—Death of Si, Janos Montgomery, with a &ow Account of the improve nowt • executed by bint--Notiee, to Corrafpondents. No XVI. will be plabliihed on Monday, 7th November. V diabinTb: Printrd f..r ArcLibala Coo flibfe ; and fold by Long. MO n ans 9 Rees. Pacrnofter-row, and We principal Bookie:lhr' in ib . Ihntrd Kingdoms. Of wSoni may he bad. 1. The Farmers Magazine, • V'triodiral Work, erclefierly dc. • "red to Aricuk.ilT and KU(11 Affairs, for aoct. 180 t, and lEGs. oAlio 4110 eMi kn. 3 vol.. bawled., li 6d. •.nia Wart, Nu XIII. and XI V. price u. each. _ _ 3. Mistral View of e Aviculture ei tLe County of Peehte., with tout Suuclitons ato tbe Mews bad' of die Leta' aud Ge..cs A i IntFtwrement of A Friculture, by rt.,: Rev. Chas. Fititi.4l,r, limieD4y. with 11 Map of tAc County, at.c. Buo. 7 bouttls. ORNMARK. CAPIOIIOIII, Also vsv st.—The arrival of an Eaglifh Meffenger here on the 7th. has given rife to various reports; and it is affirmed as certain. that an Englifh fleet will fhortly appear in the &sand and the Baltie.—On Friday. arrived a fleet of fifty Englifh merchantmen from London. under convoy of the Hou ND (loop, of t 6 guns, Captain Maxwes.s. Syneuscen. A tractor "—The Ling and (esti of Sweden are hill here. and the time of their de parture does not kens fixed ;.,.-nor do we know any thing of their mite front this place. It is expelled they will pay a wilt to Hatobargh. GERmiNr. Hanovsa, AUGUST ta.—The 15th. cc Wag the Birth-day of the Fiasr Coustm. and the Anstiver tarp of his nomination to the C-etfulate for life, will be celebrated here with much magnificence', and all the foldiers will receive double pay. At Zell, Lu neburg, Harburg, &c. the day will alto be kept, and announced. by dilehatges of artillery, (The t dite of the cannon, at Hartstorg, was in fait repeatedly heard . at HUl:burgh on the tsth.) •• The liatinverian Deputies are fidd to have hackat Brink's. the'enoft favourable perfonal mccption from Sriw a iakie and the moll a r e4sui fupportef Cititen Rear,* the•lsermefs of their.Mifoon. Twe hundred bisiffists,vhltherto quartered In Ofnabruck, are going irtirtoliatelt bide to Holland; ' Four thoufandborfes. in divifions of too, will -proceed by Ofnabruck to Freezer:. The Reemb-park ofartillery, including the pieces taken blQiur troop'' lei tee (even years war t fet off lati the oh ihr .' - ' AteltNardittait ktitseilii4 on in the Duclay bf Li , ni*fg arch. • - He matiacti,`Avouvr stre-Jellerday the ratifistai tion of tie Coniention: for the ceffion of Wilmer to •Mecle;ttibs, Wert Act tbe-patipeni of the firft sirit44:iF,lcielNo7,oolllairisikeo. exchanged heie be twe.ms, V4r.-rarracos t 11finiikex Of . the Xing of Swtdets, and Mr. Von Lu cow, Agent of the Duke of Meek. lenbarg; and the tenstlticidoelatileate fent exprelk to Stralfund and Sehwertit. •' • Nothing is called of here but an a& of moll horrid and unparalleled barbarity, committed yefterday morning. A man of the name of Ruelfau, who, with his wife, kept a fchool. and dealt betides in Eng li!h goods, murdered his wife and five children. The wretch has been taken, and will loon (offer for his crime. , HOLLAND. HAGUE, Aug. 9.—lt h confirmed that the camp on Gorfet Heath will be broken up. The French are drag in g from Overy trel to the fouthern part of our Republic, and particularly to Zealand, Bergen op-400nt, ke. The Head Qarters of the Batafrian Major General Blunt will be removed to Ter Goes, where a camp will be formed. The bead quarters of the French General CASSAGN ES Will be removed from Deventer to Gouda, and General DESSOLEi with his divifion is expeaed in Overyllcl, from the territory of Ofnabruck. The LegiQative /lady, after having voted a taz of two per cent. on the property of the inhabitants, to defray the's:peaces of the war, has adjourned to the 15th of Oelober. 'AuditiT t3.—The intended camp at Gouda, it is now confidently affirted, will not be for Med ; the troops intended for it will be marched to the coati, and Gouda, and other towns, will ohly receive lirong garrifons; The new tax of two per cent. on prilrefrions, which is to be confidered as a voluntary gift, is to be paid at four infialtnents, between the IR of aftober of the prefent year, and the to of April, I ll o4.—Citizen SCHIMMILPtiIIIIIICI is now here. At Milting, Middleburg, and throughout all Zea land, a great number of flat bottomed boats are build ing and fitting out for the expedition ageing Eng land; at Fluthing the Eall India docks is appropriat ed to this pip-pole ; and a new frigate is building there to be celled the Aurora. • ' About is,ooo French troops are affembled in Zea land, the greater part of which will be employed in the expedition againfl England. This Wand it now defended by fo great a number of troops. that the Englith mutt give•up all hope of making a diverfion by landing there. A great number of Englifh (hips of war have, within there few days. appeared off the maritime vil• lage of Catwyk, about three leagues from this place. but they have not attempted any attack. AII ITIRDAP4, Auc. 9.—lt is generally fappofed that the French have not collefted fo many troopsin Zealand merely for the defence of that Wand with a view of employing them in the intended expe- dition againfl England. At Fluffing. the prepara tions for putting that place in a Rate of defence againft any attack of the With Hill continue. Se• veral houfes have been pulled down for that purpofe at Old Fluffing. The American States have a confiderable fnm of money to pay to France for the cetEon of Louifiana c a loan has in confequence been opened by the bade of Hone and Co. Ds SMITH. and W11.1.'141E. It is not to exceed five millions of dollars, for which Ame rican fends will be provided: The whole capital will be liquidated by the American States before the year 1821. Auo. 13.—Admiral Da WISTH took his pankge from Ferrol to the Texel-as a Darn& merchant. The (hip on board which he was, was feveral times de tained by the Englith. The laft time it was vifited, an Eng!Arnett, who thought be knew him, Paid to him, " If I at* not miaaken, I have the honour to know .you."—a' That may pollibly be," Paid Ds Waters', " but I certainly do not recollelt ever to have feet) you before."—" I think," replied the other, ." we have.heen oppofed to each other in an engagement."—" I afk your pardon," replied Da WIIITIR, "but I was not at Copenhagen at the time of the battle there."—« I never knew you returned the Englifhman" as a Dane, but I think you are the brave Dutchman, Aduzjral Da Was via." The Ad- miral then produced nit pals as a native of Denmark, and with this the En&liffs were fatisfied, and (offered the (hip to proceed.,. This anecdote is related by H. Da VMS, the Captain of the (hip, in which Di Witersa came from Ferrol to the Tesel.--Thryt richly laden Dutch E..ft India drips are 'Hired is tic 1:414. --put refcriptions arc film to 4911, ITALr. M1L212. JULY 28..... An order of the Senate has lately been publithed at Genoa, forbidding the im portation of any Engin Colonial, or other •commo dities. All neutral (hips that enter there mutt bring a certificate from the Ligurian Commercial Commit fiouer at the place where they took in their lading that they have no Eneifli goods onboard, or be fula, ice to a very aria fearch. Netwitbaanding the& re. gulations, however. fo many merchant (hips have found their way into Genoa with there commodities, that the price of Colonial produas is confiderably fallen, efpecially in the article of filar, which is so per cent. cheaper than it has been.-.. Admiral son is making preparations at Malta for an expedi tion to Egypt-A new Conflitution has been pub , hated at OWN for the Seven Unitedlflands. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. •,,• Si. Bi TTTT tosatvr....Hoitiay at all the Public Meer. PRICE OF IrrOCKS YESTERDAY t Bank Steek et i4k i Long Ann. 16 i 4 per C. R • 51i i India Bonds 3s. dig 3 P4r 8. conc T A IV. Am. 9 u-t6tbs I i Ezebrq. Bins. 2a:a 31. diL 5 per Cent. is 4 ()Motets) i If i air- SPer 0 - 1 791. , /, i I Fmglith 'names t 71. as. . Dust.tit, Annus? z 9. - 45 per Ccia, SS Courfe of Etehange—Dublin do Lon Jan 16 4 a 4 COURSE 01 , XXCFLANGE. Alllfterdanl • 55 to a UL Cauis I ... Amp Naples — I De. at eakt 3.5 4 Ditto 371 slt Gomm 4Z Rotterdam' ' 35 it s UL Madrid "...r pap Veniep 50 . Hamburg!, is to si Ur Ditt9 32 A Lifbon 6.1 Anna ' pttst Ur &Inas 37 4 Orono 65 Pari,t die, date 23 18 Legboria 5 t "Elublin :8 Paris - 24 6 1 UL I Asio•an tba_,Yln of 11011a0 Baardwaiz. itt• 2 4 7 . 31 Per Uct" ) —,, , • At a late hour lafl night a Hamburgh mail arriv ed. The details will be fouid iii tke preceding co . loons. 'A Cabinet Council was held ytrterday' Upos the fubjea of Come difpatches received—from the Conti. nent the day before. The report tti)Alc political cir cles is, that the Mediation offereellby Roffla has erl• tirely failed. The final propoiltinn made by his Imperial Majefly was, that France flusold. withdraw her troops from Holland and Hanover; that Malta &mild remain for ten years io our beads t and that it fhould then be delivered tip to the Oiler of St. John of Jerufalem, under a gesarre e fn it, kture Independence. The propofitiOn, Os. aid, 'fives coolly received by both the Belllsonat ovrers, Since the failure of the oecall'iihtlV , a "ew to relieve the North of Geri:moat:oat the di bets its commerce fußains by the navigmipa oftlie.F.J* atyl Wefer lacing interrupted, the Eremites of Rwesti has caufed ii to be ftgni4ed'tcs FriplVti4,ol4l4 French troops be withdrawn fasts ableih'itioire and from Hanover, his trefeltillt Pitaiptir I rin.ip Min fell under the necelky of adopting, in conjunaion with the Powers molt immedidely Interelled, coat 1 pulfory meafures to remove the grievance, and ail,. viate the dißreffes Co loudly complained of by their refpeaive firbjeas. While the CHM' CnllBl. Way be eaeditating the overthrow of Briti(h fway in Ireland, a very ferious plan is on foot here to dehroy Confular ty ranny in France. A few days ago a Council of feven of the French Princes was held, at which Pi. cameo was prefent, together with Duteourtrea, who Tome time ago reconciled himfelf to the Rom of FRANCS, and took the oath of allegiance to him. With a view to an expedition,Domotrarsa is certainly come to this country. The Royal Standard is to be ereaed in France, under thole Generals, who will be I accompanied by Come of the French Princes. All the Emigrants, who have, within thefe few years, re turned to France, hate the Cousin. and his upflart pillaging profligates. It is well known that thefe Emi grants polrefs a great influence over the minds of the people, all of whom affea to be Cuff by the Revo lotion, fallen nObleffe, ruined Royalifis acc. The So. ciety of the returned Emigrants was lift crammer fought with'eaketnefi in Paris; it was an /townie totse in their company ; while the wealthy upflarts by the revolution were defpifed. The Emigrants, the Cler. gy, and the majority of the people, would favour the return of the Royal Family ; but before they aft they will wait to fee if the attempt promifes fi,ccefs. This attempt will certainly be made, not by Britith troops ;—but it would be improper to Rate the plan even if we knew it, which we do not. There is no doubtedly a Rrong Royalift party in France, which has lately manifeßed its difpofitiou by ass that have alarmed the CRISP Comsat, and brought him back to Paris. General DOM/Mill/ was arrefled in Holland as a partifan in this enterprise, to which we wins the fulleft fuccefs. WWI/ too, it will be re colleted, was tome years ago accufed of being en gaged in a pectic& to reline Royalty, with General Pica man. All that is yet known of the affair at Boulogne, is that on Wednefday night lafi, the ImisoayaLivs and the Susrmua bomb (fume letters fay the Th... ROR in place of the SULPHUR), made an attack on the place, in which they bombarded and defiroyed a great part of the lower town and harbour. A party of _marines andleamen landed at the fame time, fel fire to feveral bottles, cot the pile-drivers in the har bour (which were employed in driving piles to found now batteries) to pieces, and then returned to their (hips. Difpatches were yellerday received from Admiral Ducawoarn. on the Jamaicctlation. A bag of letters arrivtd icitaday morning from }raaee. DUBLIN AUGUST z I . We bad an aggregate Meeting of the Freemen and Freholders of this city today, at the Seffions houfe. Green.ftreet, when a Loyal addrefs to his MAJESTY, on the prefent Gate of public affairs, was unanimoufly agreed to. The above is really the only Intelligence worth communicating to your readers.—Were I to tell you all the idle reports of the day, the little fabrications, falfined each fucceeding hour, I fbould never want fubjea for a letter, nor your readers amufentent—if they can be amufed by lies, which affedt the charatier of a count: y, in which they fhould feel an infeparable interefi. Captain H TAL, of Sandymount, and tome of his corps, apprehended, a few nights ago, a fellow of defperate deigns, as a leader of infurgents. On Tuefday hit, two men from Harold's crofs, were committed to the Prevoß, by Mr. JuDice BELL, charged with %tithing the Tree of Liberty to be planted at the Cagle gate, the magazine to be blown up, and many other expreffions of the molt inflarn. matory and treafonable nature. 4 few nights ago, Mr. WILSON alto took into cut tody four perfons in a public-houfe in Mill-fireet, in the Liberty, whom he heard toafling " the Boys of Pvcifperous, Rathangan, &c."—Thefe boys, it will I be ohferved, were the rebels who committed atroci 'ties in thole places, during the late rebellion. Tuefday night lan, Mr. WILSON, chief peace of& cer, apprehended Mary Ennis and Michael Daly, charged with having carried away gun-powder, from the rebel manufaftory of it in Patriek-ftreet ; and on Wednefday night, the fame very attire officer, took into cuflody Thomas Magauran, and Daniel Finn, charged with being employed in that manufactory, and concealing fireparins which wens in that place. eweTyr/ oarmr, "'MUST 33. The annitterrary of our beloved Prince, Rh Rnyal Flighnels the Doke of Ctaaamce, i$ now celehr o itiog at the Toy here with great glee and hilarity. A snot excellent dinner hat been provided for the ne. cation by Mr. SHIT, of the above inn i with the choice& wines, and every variety the feafon affords. After the Duke's health, with that of the Royal Family had been given, a great number of loyal and patriotic rungs were Tung; the conviviality of the meeting was much heightened by the pretence 'of Mr. LH Svga, the flieatre RoYal, Richmond, who lung a number of loyal logs with his accuflom ed escaenee. particularly the following additional tuft. to Gob SITe lb; Xing,' which he wrote for the occulter', and-whieh were 4tudly applauded; • ' • natitfrom the tromp of Pam., . 1 1 . Wham a the Marietta acme; a. • Load echoes ring. • Ccasamcz with glop crowed. • Shall in for frog refosod, a.% • CLASS/ICS with yams crown% " Otasa as ear Kittf, • • 2. . . • Ha& &kart, haat away, t • • lrje WALLIAMIII natal day. . 71e fen door Khog. • Itietans lirorn tore to loom • CiaassreaN Oaks adore r .t • Tack blia4 ref e r implose. a- • • lo dm macaw Gool • • Bletreti in our M 1 ,111104 • www " Let us, a ram rot apts. • "Citi Fight for our Xing * Aoki la the gior:oue elate. • 010 to e aod ear envied kw% " Deltrodtion to all oar fon ; • • Goa five the Vogl !. vac 4. • • Yet ere oar leave vri take, " • word mor fbe Oto a 0 ea fah • Let mall 4ag: • May that pm want a Mead. • whui voice bete will * To help their:lest° rend, With Gob twee the Riair The company of the Richmond Theatre luny formed theinfelves into a corps, and are called the Nhalce.f i waie Rangers. The little Manager plays the Fife t —she ri-droaat Manager the Driun. Rtiffel f Drwy Lane is Drill Serjeant, and Les Syne fugle man. Accounts were received in town, announcing this arrival of the fecond 13altie Fleet if Scarborough, under convoy of the lirros t o (loop of war. Accounts are received by the French papers capture of the Klan GIORGI packet, bound from Linton. She *as tabett by the t faille privateer, of Bourdeaus, .her as hour's tell, and having been boarded. Tbis tap more to be regretted. as the Pacht •irk have bad jewels on board of confiderabh web were infured at Ltnyo's for a very lark, is Paid the jewel. were thrown overboard. ^ IZTLICT OF A MITTS., DATED PORT OF *Pal 25, 11303. Colonel Facia's-ow landed here on the Rant, accompanied to the King's Wharf by of the Britith veffels in the port, with colours where he was received by a Guard from Regiment, under a difcharge of cannon ' , NI and the (hipping, and in King's-Arne b) militia cf the town drawn up in a line, who him as he Miffed. He has already made fume I .changes, and we look forward with plealsore tisfaetion to 'more from his able,• mild, yet . minillration. We want now the efiablilhment glorious Britifh Con(litution, an event thr enfure the profperity of this valuable Mind, creating its population to a raft extent. and the value of landed property neatly one.third. grant we may foot, be railed to this enviable for we have ton long groaned under an arbitrary appraise fyflem." Cora Matt it ST, MARII-cant, Avovsi 24.- hare been no arrivals fince Monday lad, and article remains at the prices mentionfd in that currency. Assize of Basati.—Yeflerday the Lear ordered the price of Bread to bemired half . or one penny in the Peck Loaf, to comareoci morrow. The price of the Qtarrern Loaf of will then be yid. and Hooliboki the In 4 rid for ire isle; Car jam gar, 13aL ill i inn tie ' liii - p nect. ti t arbor-duet. loam 'ht ly 2h i Pei h n e irbe ke :i:s p tr r h i n imi-Pac tth ra—k i e s li is hou r ' s Com taped &rare is the Bat •ileitnown to r ;igl . t i a s ;! hi tt 1 4: 1 1; She hi SPAIN lONS on the rph in• sr w rf by the boars Ltvi colon" Byiag. t Bid( from the 37th od tht 'non fn m the A V Llti Irate by 111 the N tn u r • n bo era fal iu u t t a e rr d i ‘- e me et, i n ( lealuse and fa. 04 of I, yet & at ad• ali i tih il4 trnh n aen d t . trhwady:tiallinci: .leeTtlaaallnor at. a nd aufed 1 le•third. • . Goo 'iabk fitnation. Jw fit arbitrary {sod renad ..trque, if 24..nlere .11(0 lA, and ev e, / ;I , ID } I 4 in that stare en re. Loco mAyoll sive no I halt an 11614 ter. commence to• oaf awbgluss 11111 f!' I , r~. ii