Star. — London, England, 1803-10-17 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGEIfICL ' re. Ma DT Le are nrd 1:. h ll' lair hey tee• MAILS mis DAY...-Wind W.S. W. AIR. DOR. At I. DV I. Doblia t i irlamburgh Waterford &mass's, Ocr. t6.—Sailed la Viactsit frigate with a fleet under convoy for the Baltic. Geassocz, Ocr. t4.—The Leander, CUBAN. from Tobago, the firft fruits to this port, of our late conquelts in that quarter, after a pdfage of 46 days, reports, that there it great abundance of produce in the Nand, but a fcarcity c: (hipping to carry it off. The Maria, JAMIPsON, the firli of the Jamaica fleet, paned to Port•Glafgnw left night. She parted from the reR fix weeks ago, fo they may reafonably be look ed for as Coon as there is any wind to bring them up. The Aimwell, Ron ERTSON, at Charlefton from hence, 16th Auguß, after a *Tags of 63 days, Caw a French frigate off Charlefton Bar, with a Liverpool (hip in company, (name unknown) her prize. ARiuva.-4-lope, Jappic, and Aun and May, MTirlag, trams bow, at (Luther.. Pima/arm Ocr. 14.-1 have been juts informed that the Norway brig Anna Maria ( which came in here a few days ago) picked up a (hip's boat, in the North Chanel, having the name a Melton,"or " Me. lyon, of Neweaftle," in her (tern ; and as it may furnifh 'lreful information to the (hip owners of that port, I think it proper to mention it. No arrivals or failings of note since my Taft. FALMOUTM, Ocr. 4.—Arrived the Argo, As. sic:wog:l-H, from Sunderland ; Fanny, RICKARDS, from Cork ; Favourite letter of marque, of London, Captain PlltlY, from London, bound to the South whale Meryl, and has captured and brought in with her, the Dutch (hip Juliana Maria, Captain Lyme, from Batavia, of boo tons burthen, with fugar and coffee, which the fell in with the t ith of Auguft, in lat. fix deg. South ; the has been out fiz months from Batavia : both ships are gone into quarantine. On Wednefday evening arrived the American brig Maria Lomita, Capt. LAT n an, 55 days from Norfolk, with tobacco and cotton, far Havre : on the sgth Sept. was brougbtlo, and detained by his Majefty's Chip Tnnansasa, of 74 guns, Captain 1111DPOILD, who informed Captain L. of the blockade of Havre, and after particularly exansining _liven French fingers, (late merchants in St. Domingo), receM • mended her proceeding for Falmouth. The French paliengars report, that St. Domingo was nearly eva. cnated by the French ; that at Cape Nichola Mole they had no provifions to make ufe of, and that the only thing they had to fabfift on was horfe Beth. Sailed his Majetty's brig Sasnowsa. of 16 guns, Captain --, with convoy for the Downs, viz. able bisigssu Rob (tam at Tobago). Brieslismogb. for Los** t Idsmard Pests, Misty ; aa4 Moss of Waco. Tread mks. be east Gansu* He* Maw, Sir lbobergh t sad Syr, Sop, Ike Clawalm. The Autism'', packet, with the Man of the Itth keßant for Lilbon, will wait the arrival of the Was.. stsouals packet before the fails.—While the Ame rican brig Maria Louifa was with the Tuns:nail. a large (hip bore down on them, with Danifh colours, which the officers of the man of war informed the Captain (American), that it was la Bellona French !kip privateer, of 36 guns, which (hip the THIJNORRIa had chafed a few days before for so hours, but (be efeaped in the night : the Ts omnrant left the Ame rican to go in chace of her. Wind N. PLYMOUTH, Ocr. s 3 in lall evening the (hip Henrietta, of Guernfey, Capt. Joss Poison's. TRE, from Honduras, bound to London, laden with logwood and other goods : the failed from that place on the 3111 July lall, and came through the Gulph, with his Majefly's (hip SHARK, of :8 guns, bound to Jamaica, that (hip having been relieved by the Pori ?lissom, of t 8 guns: on their pange they fell in with and (poke a merchant Chip, from which they procured Jamaica Nes/tapers, dated the 6th Aug. by which it appeared, that a French 74 gun-flip had arrived at Port Royal, a prize to Come Britifb men of war. Capt. POINODISTRII does not reeollen the particulars of the capture, but there had been an anion. Thefe Papers alto flatted, that another French flip was expelled, two Britifb (hips of war having hem left in chace, between the illand of Tor tudos and the Main. After the arrival of the PORT MANO?, that gallant Officer, Captain Mutts, who com mand her, died of the yellow fever about the =sth July t his death is the more to be lamented, as the Cervices of Each brave men are at this moment invaluable to their country : this meritorious Cfficer took a very aaive part lafl war in the cutting out from Brea mad the Cheverette French corvette, by the boats of the Uranie frigate, for which he was very defervingly promoted to the rank of Commander.— About the middle of September, Captain Poiso- DESTRL fell in with the Maria of Glaigow, having parted from the Jamaica fleet, str i der the convoy of the LEVIATHAN, of 74 guns, and SANTA MARGA TLTIA. of 38 guns, Tome days before, and they may be now hourly expelled to arrive in the Chan rtl.—Came in the Hvssaa, of 38 guns, from a cruife. Sailed the Pickle armed fchooner, Lieutenant Li r rxori tits, on a cruise in the Channel. AU the gun- boats ready fur •fea in Hamoase, have had put on board each, a 34 pounder or a 3s -pounder ; the guns are lo cuntrivcd as to move by a fwivel, and file at an enemy in any dircaion.—Sailed under convoy of an armed cutttr, about i z and Ll9ops to the Liltward. roars mourn, Ocr. 16.—Sailed the Nanette fchooner, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs. The Mow rac us, of 74 guns, at this port, is ordered to be immediately forwarded with all poffible expe dition, Captain OTWAY will command her. The Mann tricenr, Captain Jeer's ; and the DEFIANCE, Captain DURHAM, of 74 guns each, have joined Lord GARDNER'S fquadron: at Cork. The EURYAL US frigate, Hon. Captain BLADEWOOD, got on chore on Spike Nand, in going into Cork, on Tuefdayfe'night, and when our informant left that place, was not got off. Dim, OcT. 15.—A report prevailed here yeller day, that his Majelly's fhip ANTILOPE fialained fo much injury in the late gale off the Tele], that the will be totally unfit for further fervice. Yellerday flailed the ARCH ea, with difpatches for the fquadron off Boulogne. We are in hourly expeetation of the enemy's boats coming out. This morning a veffel arrived from off Oflend; but whether the brings any intelligence, or of what nature it is, I have not yes been able to learn. DEAL. OCT. 16.—Sailed ►he Sqpieett. !loop of war, STARLING gun veffel, Nessus and Vesuvius bombs, on a cruize. Came down the SIR EDWARD HUGHES, for the Eaft Indies ; Lvsx (loop, and BLOODHOUND gun veffel, from the Nore ; and remain with the (hips as per left. Wind S. W. Dovee, OeT. 16.—Yefterday at to A. M. was launched from the yard of T. K►wo, Efq. a beautiful (loop of war of zo guns, named the SCORPION. The launch, which took place in the prefence of feveral hundreds of fpeaators, was a very fine one, and no accident occurred. She is to have jury malls got in, and then to proceed to Sheernefs to be coppered and fitted for fea with alll poflible difpatch. A great quantity of pikes to arm the inhabitants, are received here, with a number of carronades for our boats, and plenty of ammunition, &c. for the troops, Volun teers, &e. Great exertions are made to get the lat• ter into a high (Late of difcipline. Yaestottru, OCT. 16.—Friday arrived the Friend (hip, of this port, ALRIANDER Peak/it mailer, from Gibraltar, bound to Hull and Leith, laden with wine, indigo, and cork : alfo the Charlotte and Anne, of London, JOHN BANEL, jun. mater, from Galipoli, bound to St. Peteriburgh, laden with oil, both under quarantine.—Sailed the Rossucx armed en flute for Shields, and the Scovaue armed (hip and PIN ewes frigate on a cruize off the Dutch coaft. Yefterday arrived from Elfineur, a fleet of merchantmen under convoy of the HOUND (loop, GALGO armed (hip, and BAIIILIIII gun veffel. Sailed the AM PTHTST frigate to cruise on the Dutch coaft. Put in here leaky, a foreign (hip from London, bound to Lubeck, with goods and paffengers. Sailed the ResoLuxion cut ter, with difpatches for Sir SIDN Iv SMITH. Remain in the Roads, theGILTRHIID, Rear Admiral THOR a soammer. Hoven (loop, Gat.co armed (hip, and &smut gun veffel. .The HOUND and /Lamm are under failing orders. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY. Teo Speedy, for the capture of the French armed pink, lintre pidc, will be paid on Tbarfday the 29th infant, at No. 9, New Broad-Erect. To the 'netts, for the capture of the (loop Better, and the Se pa l% a di/Wharton will be made at the Crown and Sept-loaf, Garltelphill, on Toefday next, the zdtd initain. To the Neretde, Frederkk Watkins, for the capture of the French privateer k Vengeance, a diftribution will he made on Wcdoefday next, the 19th Infant, at No. 18, Cleentwea-Inn. To the hired armed brig Terrier, for the capture of the Joanna and Seven Gebroedsra, will be paid ou Weduefday, the sit of No• 'amber, at Gofport. Logics, Janfea, of Peterfborgh, bound to Dieppe, and the Cjiar lotte, Winuertbarg, from potteubtug to Rouen, are fern into Dover. The Nepthunut, from Uddewalla to Havre ; Friends Advaiture, Paddock, from New York to Bonrdeux ; and Per tune, Anderfoe, front Dram to Dieppe, are fait into Portfolonth. The Spanl brig Charlotte, from the river La Plata to Landon, was taken ou the ads of Auguft, by the Roebuck privateer, of London; retaken by the C.aruline privateer, of Sourdesne ; and on the t lth of Sept. wan captured by the John Bull Flutter, and it arrived at Jerky. The St. Pierre, from NewfoondLmd, is taken, and cured into Jerky. The BM& Tar, from the Ude for Leith, has been takes by a Preach privateer in the North Sea, and nnaken by the Heaver fkrop, and is arrived in the River. The Annfield, BAIRD, from Jamaica, arrived at Liverpool, parted from the fleet on the rpth Sept. lin a gale, in lat. 45. long. z 6. Several veffels met with damage by the lightning, coming through the Oulph, but none of them were known except the Ro bert, DE*lll , 6llllll. On the next morning could only fee :8 vefels from the mall-head. On the aid, fpoke the Mercury, —, for London, one of the fleet. The Lune, CAMIN MIRO, from Jamaica, is arrived at Portftnouth.—She failed from Jamaica on the 24th of July, and did not j iin the fleet ; when off the Havannah, faw a large (hip with a figure head and quarter galleries, fuppofed to be one of the fleet, in company with a privateer who had captured her. The Chard, from Jamaica, is arrived at Briftol ; !he failed with the fleet, under convoy of the Levi artrats man of war, on the a6th of July ; and parted company on the sth of September. Lent. Rowan, of the Sheernefs cutter, force time ago difcovered a veffel about a quarter o f mile from the (hoe, in the Pafrage du Raz, and put off with four men to take pofefflon of her. It was very dark, and on approaching her, he found her to be armed, and much larger than he had before imagined ; with a degree of decifion and energy, however, confillent with his charaaer, he (prang on board.—There were 4 French Officer Ina 23 Illiffl ON dal. The MSC has fur. nifhed another fplendid inflance, that numbers can avail nothing when °pooled to the fleady and de termined valour of Britons. The Frenchmen made a fh , )rt refinance, when the Commander was handed into the boat, and the crew driven down and confined be!ow. The prize. which proves to be la l'ylade, 01 4 5° tons. 114 i ISEriTed ng Plymouth. itidRGATt, OCTOBER 14. Lord KEITH has approved of the plan propefed by Mr. WHITBY, of arming each fifhing boat with an eighteen pound carronade, which can be removed at pleafure. Mr. PITT and Lord CaItIt'INGTON left Walrner Cattle this morning at eight o'clock, and proceeded along the craft, viewing all the fortifications. After which Mr. PITT idpeded the Volunteers of %mt . - gate, Broadttairs, and St. Peter's, then proceeded to Margate, where he partook of a cold collation at KIDMAN'S Royal Hotel, and afterwards reviewed the Volunteers under the command of Capt. Coss, with whole foldier.like appearance he expreffed him felf greatly pfeafed. He dined with Lord KEITH, and a party of Naval and Military Officers, at Stone Houle, near Broadflairs, and returned to Walmer the fame evening. CAMP AT CHATHAM, OCT. i 6, 1803. In confequence of orders given yefterday for the troops to prepare to march this morning, the whole of the Brigade, commanded by the Earl of CeiaT /I am, were under arms all prepared for marching, by nine o'clock, the Bat Honks with Camp equipage. except tents, which contrary to expeetation were left hand ing, were all ready about ten. His Lordflaip, . :outra nied by his Aid-de-camps. infpeeted the Royal Artil lery under Cot M.CLotio, which has been much augmented within thefe few days, and the two Bat talions of Guards commanded by Major General WIHYARD. Thefe Corps then marched pall in quick time, followed by their horfes loaded, after the above had returned to their ground, his Lordfhip moved to the Militia Line, confining of the Middlefer, War wick, and Derby, and having infpefted them in front and rear. his Lordfhip took his nation in the centre of the line, which they marched pail in quick time. His Lordfhip appeared much pleated with the whole Brigade. The morning being fine, the fpettators were very numerous, among whom we noticed Lady CHATHAM, in her fociable, accompanied by three other Ladies. This afternoon orders were iffued to all the Volun teer Corps in the neighbourhood, to hold themfelves in readinefs on the firft alarm to join Major General WiwYARD on the Lines: it isrecommended that each corps fhould have an officer mounted to facilitate the communication of orders. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant Sir Wm. G. P is appointed to tie AitIABLI Of 3a guns at Chatham . Licutatant O.OLAPITILL to the MALTA. G. G is ClUIZtt. T. E Taaatsta. C. R Payout*. C. WILLIAM! Ditto. Mr. Para' .E ,is appointed porfer dins Mojefty's thip CAILTITORT,Of 23 guna. Mr. Secretary YORE' arrived at Danbury Camp, in Ear, on Thurfday lait, and, after infpetßing the parade, dined with the griefs of the Carnbridgethite Militia, of which he is Lieutenant Colonel, and, of courfe, commands it in the abfence of his brother, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland : on Friday morning he reviewed this fine corps, in Danbury Park, the feat of WILLIAM HILLARY, Efq. Colonel of the :ft Elle: Legion, accompanied by the Field Officers of the other Regiments in that Camp. This review was not confined to the ufual routine of the 18 manoeuvres, their movements being rapidly varied by Colonel Tomes, according to the open ground, or rugged defiles of which the Park is fo well compofed for the difplay of military maks. The regiment went through the whole of there evolutions with great ce lerity and exaCtnefs, and highly to the fatisfaition of their Commander, and the other Field Officers pre fent. After the Review, Colonel Yoati, accompa nied by General Bscrivirit and Staff, Lord STAN. Ley, and Colonel SrAmLay, of the Leiceiterfhire, feveral Field Officers of the Brigade of Guards, and thofe alfo of the Cambridgelhire, dined with Colonel HILLICY at Danbury Place. A letter from Guernfey, dated the tub Whist, Pays—" The DIOIMIDI, of so guns, lying in our Roads, yetterday received orders from the Adiniralty to repair immediately to Havre de Grace, where the is to be joined by kveral other Mips of war, and re ceive further orders. We do not at prefint know for what purpofe the is goose, but it is fuppofed that Go• vernment entertain a fulpicion of the gunboats in that port endeavouring to get out the next fpring tide. —lt is however generally believed, that foam bombs are alfo ordered to proceed to that port. Sir Jamas SAUMARIZ'S Bag is now flyingon board theCsassa us, which, together with the EL lac, CAILTWILICINT.CON• (WEST, and another gun-brig, two 'loops of war, and the Hs cLA bomb.are going on another expedition im mediately on the arrival of fix other bombs, which are hourly expetted. A repetition of the attack on Granville will, it is underilood, take place. The pre cautions taken by Government for the fecurity of our trade in the Channel, are entitled to the highett praife, for the French coax oppofite is fo well watch ed by our cruizers, that not an enemy's vefrel of any defcription is to be teen." The Congrefs of the United States of America have ordered, that hereafter no copper coins except cents and half cents 'hall be confidered a legal tender of Payment. The Montreal Gazette of the Sth of Augu fl, Rates the melancholy intelligence, that that place had been on fire at four different times in the courfe of one week. The lofts individuals had fullaincd in conk. (linnet, were incalculable. The dwelling houfes and warehoufes deftroyed are numerous. It was foppofed that the calamity had been produced by incendiaries. To prevent limber mitchief, the foldiery parade the Greets at night. Great pains have been taken to difcover the villains, but without effeEt. C• a nv.—We have received a private letter, by the late arrivals from Madras, detailing the operations of the Britith army in the Candian territories, to the lateß period. We learn, that the advance, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Locsam, bad gained paffeffion of every important poll. The Adtgar is reported to have fled into the four Cones; all the Cindian troops have been difpet fed, and retired into the woods. A difptch has alto been received to the above etre& from Major General H•v MACDOIVALL, dated the 35th of Febru ar y, near Chilowe, one mile tali of Geriagamme. The Grenadiers of the 19th wctc led oil by Capta4Akasau CORN-31,IRKEr, MARK-LANE, °M I?. There was a good fupply of Effer Wheat to day, but chief of it being new, (though better in quality than the Eta week) the buyers have cot taken it off, and we confider it full is. lower than this day we(k —good old Wheat continues in brills d:mand—Ry is cheaper—Barley has fetched rather more money —Oats have advanced full is. per quarter from Monday lall—Grey and White Peas we quote lower —Beans have no material alteration ; nor have other articles in general currency. Eng. Wheat, 312. 5 ss. per qr. Rog Peas. 395. 40$. Fine old ditto. 6os. bas. Boilers, 545. 581. Fine Dentzic ditto, 3 es. Gos. Cerra wa y Seed, 3 ss.ses.pW cwt. Rye, 3:5.341. New 365. Coriander, tBs. :ca. Barley, 111. 241. 6d. New ass. Canary, 76i. 98s. Matt, 331.365. White Mullard Seed, tan. iii. Oats, 23%.271. 3111. Eamon dtttn, 16s. tBs. Beans, New 365. Old 359. 38.. Rape 5e,...1, 401. per lilt. Tick d 0.335. 355. Nc V/ 321.6 d. Winter Tares, is.6d.per boatel Flour, per lack, 30s. 3 is. American Hour, 345. per barrel IRON TUC LONDON CiA2CTTL. ru anAY:OC I 13. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, front the returns ending the Bth of 062011C1, 1803. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Pali. 8. d. a d. s. d. s. d. s. d. I. & 14 6 40 6 24 to 22 10 36 4 41 0 The avenge Price of Sugar, computed from tlat Returns mad. In the weak ending Odober ts,fit4.3s. 3d. per hundred weight. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICKS OF GRAIN, AT TUB FOLLOWING Bastoorroar.--Wiseat so od to Pis ad per Q;arter. Barley so ad to ass od I Belles 37s od to sos of Oats 13$ od to 2711 od Peak oos od to 4tB at Mat .—What go od to bas 6‘l per quarter. Barle7 ass ad to ass od I Beams 308 ad to 4os od Oats to od to 2EB od Peak 41* od to 441 od Nowsear,—What, 421. od. to 6tB. od. per Quarter. Barley at. 6d to 138 od I Beans 338 od to 401 od Oats so od to 26s od Peak 338 od to 378 od illammr.—What 50$ oil to 63s od per (loaner. B a tt ey Hs od to ass 64 0 1Beatts 378 od to ate egil so 88 od Pada 4os od aod to 2 448 ad Itaaatsta.--Wheat 46a to 628. od. per (Lamar. Old ditto ooa. pd. to 641. od. Barley tio od to a6s od 'Banns 37 1 od to 43, 0l Oats 23a 6d lo 378 6d Posh 42$ od to 431 od At Warminfler market, on Saturday lull, the pricos of Corn were as follow : Wheat, aL to,. to al. r6s. per quarter; Barley, 11. 4.5. to il, 6s. ; Oats, 11. 3s. to IL Ss. ; Beans, al. as. to al. 4.1. IRELAND. Dustin, OCT. ta.—Yefterday there was a grand review of the army and militia, by General For in the Phenix Park ; a more fplcndid mili t a r y fp e d;cle, whether as to numbers or difcipline, has perhaps never been witneffed in the vicinity of this city. The number reviewed could not fall fhort of 8000 men, and confifted of the lyth, sift, 36th, and 9sd Regi. mews of Infantry, the Londonderry and Rofcommon Militia, a light brigade of ten Bank companies drawn from !event regiments of the line and militia, a con fiderable detachment of artillery, and the ad or Qiieen's Bays, and the 16th Regimen t of C ava l r y, There are at leaf! 8 0 00 regulars and mili t i a , an d to,ooo Yeomanry in the city and its vicinity. Dur ing the review the different military polls were mounted by the Yeomanry. The Caftle guarded by the Merchants' Infantry and Lawyers' Cavalry ; the Bank by the Lawyers Infantry; the Magazine by the Linen-ball Corps, &c. &c. A Proclamation has been lined, and a reward of fered by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ire. land, for the apprebenfion of the following perfons charged with being guilty of High Treafon : William Dom&if, of the city of Dublin, geotinnan ; John Al len, of the city of Dublin. woollen-timer; WBtkrm Hamilton, of Enniallen, In the county of Faeonngh , gentleman ; hfichad Quigley, of Rathealfet.ia the twenty et Indere, belchlayerk Ovrea Lyoot, of Marwick, in the musty of 119/ere, lhoe-maker ; The nue Keregien, of Crew-141. in the centhy at Kildare, brow lekholas &afford. of jantreeareet, he the city of Dublin, baler Themes Frays*, of Bartea. in the otheny of EiWre,hrmQ; llu mr Cork-thee, It the Liberties of the city et Debate, cotton mess' art ; end Jobe Mahos. of CorlAbiet, he the fed lithellee et the city of Debbi, non femme. DOIVIIPATIICIC i OCT. 10..-. The Court met at 12 o'clock, at which prefided the Hon. Baron G 201211 and tke Hon. Mr. Janice Omani. The Commiffiou under the Great Seal of Ireland was read, appointing thefe learned gentlemen Judges of the Paid Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer of the county of Down. Proclamation was made for the grand inquen of the county of Down, when the names of the mon refpeaable gentlemen of that opulent county were ed. Whereupon the following gentlemen were (worn Grand Jurors of the county Down, on the Special Commiifion. viz. Francis Savage, of Hrnmouot, Efq. Forerun. Han. Sir James Stevmfo. Illookwood, of Ihdlyleedy. Bart. Hoo. Edw. Ward. of Caßleword. C. $. Hawthorne. of DoesPetrieß. Midis Pike, of Solatiold, Efq. Andrew Savage, at Partaterm Etc Gawk lismilkao,of ICURiesib, Efq. Anise , of Redansooo.k.fi. Jobs , of Scarva, Ell. Rabat Well, of Iflaodderry . ar i q i • John of d, Crowfoot fa, Efq. Marshaws. of Speintmit. Erg. Daniel Madladohot LareMeld, Efq. Aciefoo bofas. of Never'''. Efri• Thomas D u ds, of Orastgatehl, William Shona" of Moira. Efq. Ouerte Dowitaa. of Mount Ida, RA. WO= INGuire, of Roalravar, Efq. William Wacky. of Mouse Panther. Itrj.' Eldred Pawner, at Moose Notary. Ell. R. J. Smith, of Labors. Eft _ John Mayill,of Tap:aro. Efq. Vere Ward, of Strangtord, Efq. The Grand Jury haveng been (worn, a very able charge was delivered to them by BaronCaoto a, One of the Judges named in the Commiffion; after which Michael M`Gaire was put to the bar, charged with the crime of High Trenton, and was furnithed with a copy of his indiament. He chofe for his counfel, Counfellors Joy and BILL, and Mr. Janes Baown his Attorney. Yaw: Coral was alto indided for High Treafon.— He chofe for hi, coyote! Mr. Joy and Mr. Bata., and for his Attorney Mr. Ja sets A/unser. YIPS" Sneak, Par. Derail, and 7areer Firszerale4 (againn whom the Jury alto found bills for High Trenton), chore the lame learned gentlemen for their Coo Wel, and for their Attorney. Kr. Jaw I s Ramsay. The Court adjourned to Wednefday next, to meet at the Court Hou(c at D. wnpatcck, when the Grand Jury will take into their confideration fuck other bills as may then be rubmitted to them. news, RI, it is expel ed. will then be arraigned for High Tredol • .. . Load 63121Digt.e4-.1-4iti - 1 ; I I • I , • • ii I a