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HAMBURGH .11.41 L. HASIBURCII, Nov. 18.—The cornier from Peterf turgh, who lal week pafied through Berlin on his way to Paris, tarred with him letters of reell for the Ruffian Ambalfader, which are to be notified to the FIRST CONSUL, if the demands (4 . the EMPF ROIL re fraing Spain, Por u ;al, Turkey, and the North cf Europe, are no , comilied with. Some Ruffian No blemen of dititntlion., who had reached Franckfort on their route to Paris, had received intimation to fuf rend their journey until the queftion of peace or war, now at Kw, be decided. Nov. ?z.—An eminent houfe in this city has re cei sed advices from Spain, which announce the mod awe exertions to be making at Cadiz, Carthagena, Ferrol, Sec. for the equipment of a fleet of twenty fail of the line, together with feveral frigates, which, it is added, are to he placed at the difpotal of France, and to aft an concert with the Toulon fqnadron. Our Envoy Extraordinary to St. Pete: (burgh, S Y N • Dicus Dookrwra, is arrived at Stockholm on his return. We are here much rejoiced at the permiffion to import 3000 lag of coals, which were got to the moll enormous price of 18, and even 26 marts per ton, (about three brifhels.) VIENNA, Nov. B.—ln our diplomatic circle, in formation has been received from Conftantinople, that the united efforts of the Ruffian and Englifh Ambaffadors have, at lag, prevailed over the plots and intrigues of BuserasTE'S Emiffary, lig UNE, who, many think, will, in a Ihort time, quit Pera, for a Ids agreeable refidence in the Seven Towers. The plan of BONAP 9STE, fur the partition of the Torkifh Empire, prefented lalt February to the Courts of St. Peterfburgh, Vienna, and Berlin, has been laid be fore the Sultan, who immediately ordered the arma ments defined againfl the Beys in Egypt, and Abdul Wechab in Arabia, to be carried towards the Morea. The Aga of the Janiffaries and the Chief of the Po lice, at Conftantinople, have received ftriet injunc tions to keep a watchful eye upon the condo& of BRUNE and his fake. Mr. DRUMMOND and Count ITALINERY occupy the fame hotel, and neither of them ever fees BRUNE, who pares the greateft part of his time with the Spanifh Minifter, and the Prof ile* Charge d'Affaires, BIELTIILD. Nov. 9.—The Außrian Ambalrador at London, Count &ranee MBERCI, has fent a courier to our Court, who arrived at Vienna on the 6th inft. It is believed lucre that the fubjed of his difpatch is relative to me diatory negotiations, at lea fo far as the war between England and France may intereft the German empire. Yeilerday Count METTERNICH fet out with his family for Berlin, as Auftrian Envoy to the Pruillan Court. The occupying of Alexandria by the Englifh, as affected in letters from Trielle, will afford the French in Italy a pretext for carrying into execution a plan for which they have long been making extenfive pre parations. HANOVER, Nov. has been propofed to France, both by Ruffia and Pruffia, to hold a Con grefs in the eourfe of the winter at Hanover, to de cide the fate of that country, and fo far to adjull °Netts conneaed with the fubjea, as might obviate any future mifunderflanding or jealouly between thole Powers, but that the propofal was rejeaed. It feems, however, that the French do not calculate on the permanent poffeffion of that country, for their depredations are not limited to the ordinary objets of plunder, but include every article of furniture worth removing, even beds, tables. &c. The French are adding confiderably to the works at Ancona ; the troops &ambled there the latter end of Oltober, seeded 4,0,000 men. CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. ts.—As the Porte has great fears, that an expedition will be undertaken 1/alma the Morea by foreign troops, not only the fleet of the Captain Pacha, but the Governors of fe veral provinces, with their troops, have been ordered to that Peninfula. The Ruffian Ambaffador, Mr. ITALINSICY, has declared to the Porte, by order of his Court, that the Emperor of Ruffia has never en tertained the idea of participating with other powers, in the partition of European Turkey. ITALY, Nov. I.—On the 6th infant, the Italian troops, defined for the expedition againa England, will begin their march for France under General Pa ais. The greater part of the privateers fitted out by the inhabitants of the Italian Republic, have been already taken by the Englilh. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, DEC. 3. Mr. S having taken the Chair at half paR three, Mr. Hossou 16 reported tonic RefoWaal. from the Commit tee for conlidering of Esplring Laws—Agreed to, and leave gives to bring in Bills purfuant to fuch refolutions Mr. CORRY prefented to the Houfe a Copy of the Proclamation Blued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, far prohibiting, during a certain period, the diitillati,m of fpirits from oats. He then gave notice, that he °sputa on Monday next move foe leave to bring in a Bill to indemnify the Chief Governor of Ireland, on the ground of the laid Proclamation. He gave notice alfo, that he would, an Monday, move for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent diftillatios from Oats or Oatmeal, in Ireland, for a time to be li mited. Mr. Hotinoust brought tip the Report of the Committee of Supply, relaiive to the provifion for the temptisary Reba of Cu rates deprived of their Cores in confequenee of the Clergy Refi t:knee Aft. Alfa the Report from the raid Committee on the Navy Ettirnates. Alfas the Report from the Committee of Ways and Means, on the Malt and Land Taxes, and the Tobano,Suzar, Cyder. Perry, and Mum Duties.—The Refolutions were agreed to arid leave given to Dein,/ in Bills purluant thereto. The CHANCELLOR of the EICHEVER gave notice, that he Mould an Monday next move to revive the Committee inftltuted hit &I lion, fur ir,velligating the joint Accouats between Great Bdi tain and Inland. M-. Bantu:, yrt tented the Eftimatcq for the Army SCTVICCI of the en Cuing year, ai.d give notice that he fhould, on Friday nest, move for dirk .mount in the Committee of Supply.—Pipers or dered to be printed. Mr. Coats prefcnted a Bill for rettriiling payments in Cat from the Bank of ireland...-Reasi a full, and ordatti to be read a feerind time on Monday. Mr VANSITTAIT pr , rented the Annual Qualification Bill, which was read a bra, and ordered to be read a &mod dme on Woodsy. Mr. Colt av gave notice that be fhould. on Monday, move that It be an left:adios to the Committee on the (Ad Bill to Trepan: a Chore for making thereto bmiLir i.rovllione fur Ireland. Le Houfe refolved itftlf into a Committee on the Bank of PtizLind Rettriftlon Bill ...Went throwzb the faux, and ordered to be reported on Monday. F o r Fa A.CII Bo ItOITT profaned a Petition from tie Chur,h -la.•rdena, Overfecrs of the Poor, and other Parithioneta of Vzna... playing a Bill for cuabilng then, to ered a new 'W-ric ht. ofe is the faul Parili,-Rafared to a Catntaittcc.-.-Adjotimcd. LONDON. GA T-CACOS . tth Letter, which ought to have reached us in time for our Paper of Saturday. did not come to hand till this day It malt appear to morrow. MONDAY, DECEMBER s. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols fur opg.s6F—Reduced 54 55-omnium $ to Si. News per Cent. 9141-4 per Cent. 701 71. PRICE OF OCKS ON SATURDAY : Br.nk Stock t46i : i I India Stock 17a 3 p. C. Red. 541 53154155 54 Imp. 3 per Cent. 339 3 per C. Conf. tut lmp. Ann. 911 4 per Cent.7tiiii Oninium 5+ 4i 5 dif. 3 per Cent. Navy taut Lottery TickLts, 1711. 3s. Ditto 1797 92 91i 92. Conf. for opz. 34fif DUBLIN, Deer mace 1.-5 per Cent. Coy. Debentures 39. Couric of Exchange-Dublio on London isi a i. This day arrived a Mail from Jamaica. We are concerned to Rate that fome of the letters men tion fome dillurbance among the negroes in one two of the Plantations. All was quiet, however, when the packet failed. A rumour was circulated on Saturday afternoon, that the French had landed a great body of men in Ireland. We could not trace it to any authentic fource; and we know, from the mails that have face arrived, that it could not be true. In Come parts of Fiance it is currently reported, that a landing has been elated in England, and that the French army has already conquered a great part of the kingdom (fee our Plymouth letter). This day we received the following interefling let ter from Dover. It was written after poll. Our Readers mull exercife their own judgment as to the credibility of the ftatement brought by there veffels. It feems, however, to derive tome degree of proba bility from a previous rumour of confiderable dif content exiling among the troops at Boulogne. No fuch accounts have, however, been received by Go. vcrnment. " DOVER, DEC. 4-7, 15 P. M. " Two of the veffels which compofe our flotilla off Boulogne have this moment come in here. They bring a report from the French coal} of an infurrec tion among the troops, and that the FIRST Cortsur., in attempting to flop its progrefs, was badly wounded —fome fay killed. •' Such is the report, of which, however, I cannot afcertain the truth, as the poll is already gone, and I write in balk, in the hope of making this overtake the mail coach at Rochelle:, by an exprefs. 44 Another report has reached me at the moment of writing, that a French Officer, with difpatches for our Government, is on board one of the Teich." The Packet, Trott, from Bolton, arrived at Liver pool, (poke on the 28th of November, in lat. 51. 35 long. 15. four Eaft Indiamen, [leering ifor Cape Clear, which the packet made next day, and on the 3otb, (poke another Eaft Indianian, Banding in for Cork, which was the ATLAS, from China: the had parted the fleet a few days before. YeAerday his MAJESTY and the Dukes of KIWI* and CAMBRIDOS, Princeffes Aunt, sra, SOPHIA, and Mast, attended by Ladies M. WYNYAID, A. Cu to sotiaato, and PITT, Majors Nice and DESBROW, walked to and from St. George'. Chapel, Windfor, where an excellent fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Duvat.o, from the xoth chapter of St. Matthew, and the Bth and 9th verfes. The Windfor Volunteers were drawn up in a line by the Standard when his Ma j ern , walked to Chapel, who feemed much pleafed with their appearance, and converted with Colonel ROOKS palling the line. They afterwards marched to the mini church, where an excellent fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. BOSTOCR, from the 4th chapter of Nehemiah, and t4th verfe ; the organ played Goo Save the King at their entrance. In the Houfe of Commons on Saturday leave was obtained to bring in a Bill to extend the time for allowing Portugal Wines to be bonded without pay ment of the Duties for a period to be afterwards limited. This is a meafure which is brought forward at the immediate defire of many perfons co:mated with theOporto trade. Refpeaing the Engin prifoners, a letter from Fontainbleau, of the 4th oh. contains the following article The Goya nment begins to be lefs fevere towards the detained Englifh travellers. Sever,l, who have proved themfelves to be above fixty years old, have obtained permiffion to quit France on their parole ; and fume have even obtained permiffion to return to England ; and feveral known names, as MCIIII.GREATHEAD,MACKINTOSH,BOOTHIY.OSSOIIN. Ts st p LE, ac. are no longer upon the lift of the Police Miniller. WA &DROP and MACKIN roam have no (bare in this permiflion, though the latter fullers much from his detention." Yefterday the Bolthorp Hundred Volunteers were prcfented with their colours by his Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of WALES, on Afhford Common. The ground was kept by the Windfor Yeomanry. Yefterday morning the Qt/een's Volunteers mut tered between three and 400 at Ranelagh, and were very minutely infpeeed by Col. Jr matasom. The Law Afrociation, commanded by Lieutenant. Colonel East:tax, were iatpeeed in the Temple Gardens on Saturday by Lieutenant-Colonel JEN Kin sou. He arrived there at one, and did not go away until near four. He examined the arms and accou trements of the different companies, and the corps went through all the manoeuvres which are generally praftifed on a field day. They fired by companies twice horn left to right, twice from centre to flank, and twice from right to left ; they then ditcharged two g.fneral vollies. The firing upon the whole was extremely good. Colonel Joanne:l; teemed to be well fatisfied with the appcarapce anti difcipline of the corps. NAUTICAL AVTBLLIGENCE. MAILS THIS AKE. DUE. Y.--Wind N. W. DL. I. Dublin 2 z I Hamburgh Waterford x z I Gotteuburg s 0 ARR. FALMOUTH, DEC. 2..—ATtiVed the LORD CHARLES SPENCER packet, with a mail from Jamaica, in 44. days; and SuFFISANTL hoop, with a fleet from Portf mouth. PLY MOUTH, DEC. 3.—Came in the VENERABLE, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral Cowacwoors, from a cruize off Breft : fhe fprung her foremalt in the late pile of wind.—Came in a cartel from Morlair, to which place fhe had carried French prifoners from this port : fhe was detained there a fortnight, but the crew were never permitted to leave the reffel, or to bold any communication with the other veffels that lay there: one of the ridiculous reports in circulition at Morlaiz was, that the French had landed in this country, and had got poffeffion of about three hun dred miles of it. Sailed the Moss, of 38 gun , , bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Deceits, for emir mouth, who is to take the command of the Covert cum, of 74 guns, now at that port, bound to the Weft Indies. Sailed the Hussea, of 38 guns, Capt. WILKINSON, to join the fleet off Breit. When the \TEN ERAE cs left the fleet, they were all well, and had kept their nation very well during and fence the late hurricane at S. W. The French fleet were in . flons quo in the outer road. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 4.—Sailed the DIANA frigate, , and West (loop, with a fleet under convoy for thel Mediterranean. His Majefty's fhip PENGUIN, Captain Moat's ; and PYLADES, Captain BURROWS, will drop down to St. Helen's to-morrow morning w:th the Eaft India convoy. Rear Admiral DACRES arrived here yeflerday morning from Plymouth, in the Moss. The Admiral will fhift his flag from the Mose, to the Coua.to ELM, Captain T. Berrie, and fail in a few days to fucceed Sir J. T. DucawoarH, at Jamaica. Went out of harbour the EGYPTIENNE frigate, Hon. Capt. FLIMNING.—The Busy brig, Captain CLINCH, is come in.—Sailed the GOIGON (lore Ship, Captain WILKINSON, for Cork. DEAL, DEC. 4.—Admiral MONTAGUE has (truck his flag on board the UTRECHT man of war; and Admiral PATTEN has hoifled his in the place. Sailed the CONFLICT gun•veffel, with a fleet under convoy for Portfmouth ; SQSIIRREL !loop of war, LEDA, and ISINOITALITE frigates on a cruize. WindN.byW. YAitolouvis, DEC. 4.—Friday P. M. failed the LARK. PRINCE Or WALES, and AUCKLAND packets. —Yelterday arrived the DILIGENCE armed (hip, and BOLD gun brig, from a cruize.—This day failed the BOLD gun brig, with the New Hope, Capt. BROOKE, under convoy, with naval ttores for Portimouth; and DILIGENCE armed (hip. on a cruize. . The (hip of war in the Roads are the REPULSE and Rusy, Ad. mirals Russet. and THORNIOROUGH. Paired through feveral fail of Colliers for the River. Wind N. W. GREENOCK, DEC. 2.—The St. Andrew, RITCHIE, of and from this port for Barbadoes, has detained and fent into Milford, the Spanifh brig Maria, from La Guira bound to Cadiz. The Tweed, .'Kenzie, from Pidou to Stornaway, pot in here yefierday by con trary winds. The brig Countefs of Chatham, of this port, Joint M‘Parasom mailer, laden with timber, from Chriaiana to Barnltaple, was Itranded on the ifland of Coll, one of the Hebrides, on the 13th ult. in a heavy gale of wind. One man toil, and the veffel much damaged. Captain GORDON, of the brig Elea nor, which arrived from (tebec, fpnke on the 29th ult. the Union. WILKIE, from Port Glafgow, bount to Newfoundland, in lat. 56. N. long. 2.5. W. oud 15 days. The John, Kist, of Leith, is 101 l near I)antzic, but the crew, excepting the mate, are laved. The Clio, *Fie, is arrived at Cork, from hence, after experiencing very bad weather. Arrived—Unity, Morrifon, from hence, at Cork, for Hondo. ras; Chance, NtDougall; and Counters of Crawford, Anftrutber, at Lilbon, from Newfoundland ; Hope, Potter, at Lilbon, from Plymouth in America; Lady Shaw Stewart, --, at Deal, for Gibraltar ; Jeffic, Boag ; and Race Mule, —, at Law, ir • Newfoundland; William and Rebell', Sinclair, at Liverpool. from Tobmnorg; Becky, Lowden, at ditto, from Dumfries; S or. moot, Lowden ; and Cheller, I.ightfoot, at ditto, from Kirkcud bright ; I.ouifa, Owens, at ditto, from Wigton; Pinkyn, at Newfoundland, from Liverpool ; Ann, Harrifon, at Liverpool from Miramlchie; Jean, NtDonald, at Saltcoats, from Mamma , and Rcilun, Virginia, from Liverpool. FROM LLOYD's LIST. GRAVESEND, Nov. I.—Pared by the Two Friends, Baldry; 10, Haks; Fortitude, Pratt : Apollo, Auburn; William, Daw fon ; Chilton, Walker; Progrefs, Lacey, Eleanor, Wright, • id Cecilia, Popplewell, from Peterfburgh ; Maybohon, from Got tenburgb ; Trowbridge, Payall, and Royallit,—, from Cron. Itadt ; Mercurius, May, from Oporto; Mariana, Falser, from Seville; Norfolk, Morris; Minerva, Ben; Suecefs, Tate, and Anatolia, Pearfon, from Memel; H. &or, Howe, from Dantric; Rofe, Rowlas, from Pappenburg; Sovereign, Morley, and liar monia, Pratt, from Stettin ; Auguftu a Adolphus, liar, from St. Übe's; Idenekeit, Hurfburg, and Hempen, Tring, from 3tock kolm.—Sailed the Ann, King ; Henri Addington, Lacey :Generous Planter, Hamilton; Phoenix, Douglas; Chifeekk, Mathew and brankriek, Shaw, f. it Jamaica: Kirby, Dr yfdale, for Antigua; Dalrymple, Shcil, for Demerara; Alligator, Wilfon. for Barbados ; St. Vincent's. for St. Vincent's ; Caroline, Hayes, fur St. Kitt'. ; Ahian.c, Robfon, for Youeatan ; {moor, Howe, for Guernfey ; Vrow Jentje, De Jooge; Jorge Johannes, Platt; Vrow Fenliva, Jacotifou ; and Jul (row Engelina, Vatiluter, for Pnibden. ARRIVED—At Dover, Eliza, Salter, from Virginia; the Com merce, Vofs, from Antwerp. At Portfmouth, Sylph, Mouatt, from Peterfburgh. At Clyde, Eleanor, Gordon, from Quebec. — At Amfterdam, Edward and Charles, from Chariciton. At qtjebec,Mincral Spring, Jackfon, from London. At Savannah, Rufus, Holland, from LiverponL In Yarmouth Roads, Helena, Sapley, from Riga. In Grimily Roads, Dunkrunb, from Peteriburgls At Leith, Sufannah, Hundk; and Jane, Taylor, from Pcterlburgh. At Cork, Giteshar, Strong, from At Varell, Ann, Harpy, from London. At Madeira, Friends, Godfrey, from Quebec.. The Cotton Planter. Davldfcm, from Petrrfburg►, Is an there near Lynn Roads, and. it is feared, will be loft. The Centaurus, —. from Rotterdam for Guernfey, is loft on the roan of l'rauce. the Caroline, a prize, front North !bet : c 1170 difcharginf. The Crckent. M'ihnuld, of London, it totally 101 l in ratna Ray crew and cat?" fatted. Is on More near 'flu Nc goe fund, Day iron, of Shields, I. on lute on Dr.. Cbrirtian, Fluinienr (rain Hull for Tuaninp.a, w lott nest Toasting( u. CORN ILII?KET, MARL--LANE, DEC. S. The importations of Wheat for this day's market are very large—The trade is confidered dull, and at a reduction of is. and as. per quarter—New Baricy continues to attire in immenfe fupply, and is 3s. lower than this clay fe'nnight—Malt at lefsprices—Peashave little variation—Old Beans fupport their prices : in Rye little doing—There is a continuance of large ar• rivals of Oats from the North, with a few foreign, and they are as. lower than laft Monday—Flour plentiful and rather lower—Fine American 33.. t c , 365. per barrel of 1 cwt, and three quarters. I.Vhcat, sca. 575. per qr. fine Ditto, sCs. 39e. Rye, 3:s. 325. Barley,ats. 261. Malt, sos. 575. Pine ditto, 5 8 s• sos. 365. Hog Peas, 33c. 335. Bears, 365. gra Tick Ditto 335. 375. GENERAL. CURRENCY AS UNDER: Oats, 243. 265. 2%1. Fine Flour, Sts 30e. Second ditto, 4C.S. 457. Rape Seed, 361. t.t 391. per 1-0 Carraway Secd, 544. r. Coriander, t3s. 16s. cwt. Canary, 6cs. 659. cwt. White Multard, 7!.. to I t s.buth Brown ditto, t 4•. to Tares, Ss. to 7s. FROM THE LONDON CAtEI - IE. SATURDAY, DFC. 7. Average F./ice of Corn in England and Weft, from the returns ending the 26th of November, t Wheat. I Rye. I Batley. Oats. Ream. Peale. 1. d. a. d. a. d. a. 4. a. d. a. d. S 4 8 37 e 26 3 24 7 39 2 41 3 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Ri.turns made In the Cheek ending November 30, is 41s. Bd. per hundred weight. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, DEC. 1. Wheat per load zal co to 151 cs Barley per quarter II Gs to il 8a 033 per ditto zI Gs to 11 Los Beans per ditto 11 as to al 21 Peale per ditto al as to 31 6s Royal. Hum r.—On Saturday morning Ms MAJES• i TY the Dukes of CAMBRIDGE and KE N T , rode to Afcot Heath Race Ground, for the purpae of hunt ing a fine young hind. About elcven o'clock the (port began. At Barring the hind took by Ingram Pond, acrofs the Camp Ground towards Warfield, by Mr. WELCH% park, making a double back by the Dog Kennel, acrofs the Race Ground, through Sun ning Hill, taking the right through the Bogs for Sy/alley, where (he got into a herd of deer, from which the Yeomen Prickers foon got her out, and the chace was refumed to the right of Tower Hill, and was taken after a hard run of near two hours. —The hind was a prefent to his Majelly with feveral others by Mr. PAINTS.—•Miii DuFFIL is ufually at the head of the fportfnten. Couastac.—The Lovers of this (port were highly entertained at Epfom Downs, on Friday laft, when the following matches were run : Mr. Buckler's Claret againft Mr. Nicholl's Black Dog, mot unknown ; match not decided. Mr. Nichol's Pelter againit a Gentleman's Blank Dog, name u*. kaown ; won by Palter. Mr. Durancrs Lader bat Mr. Caltar's Hatar, Mr. Wawa 's Smoker, againft Mr. Hareley's Black Blab, not decided. Mr. Durand's Needle againft Mr. Mumfred's Black and White Dog Norman ; this match was far so guineas, and was won hollow by Needle. Mr. Durand's Johnny beat Mr. Nichol's Black and White Dog, the match for an 'ruinous. Mr.Tanneis 'Backend White Bitch againft Mr. Gardner's Ref Bitch ; the mztch not decided. Mr Durand's mode-coloured Bitch TroDop, beat Mr. Nlchol's White Bitch. Mr. Mot 's Whilkey beat Mr. Newman's Fly. Several tither matches tock place, and the fatisfac tion which all parties received, would have been com plete, had not confiderable damage been done by the fpatators, who Teemed, for the moft part, regardlefs of the intereft of the peifons whole crops they tram pled over, as well as the remonftrances of Mr. Du whole endeavours to prevent the injury not having met with that fuccefs, which on every account he was entitled to, we fear, will deprive the Amateurs of Courfing of thole future treats, which might have been expeCted from the means and inclination of Mr. DURAND. • The fleet which failed from Elfineur the silt ult. under convoy of the CLICDt frigate, arrived at Sheer nefs, confined of 283 fail, of which t 14 were bound to London, and 54 for Hull ; were feparared in a violent gale off the Scaw,the 23d: many are arrived. and, it is hoped, they will all reach their dedinations. as his Majeily's Ihips Dm:Glace, Locust, and MAL. LAID, have tailed from the Nine, to cruise ten days for their proteetion. GAILNERIN, in his 3sth accent from Morcott?, law, for the firli time, an image of his balloon formed in the clouds in very bright prifmatic colours. When at the height of ta,noo feet, he Galvanized himfelf, and obferved flafhes of light. While hovering over a wood he was fired at by a hunttman, who with the peafants, on tieing him defcend from the clouds, contideted him as fupernatural. Law.—SEWARD V. WILLIS —The Plaintiff in this caufe obtained a verdia of fol. at the Sittings after Eager Term, at Guildhall, London, againft Mrs. Willis, of Alton, Hants, widow, for certain words alledged to be fpoken by her of the Plaintiff.—ln Trim) , Term, Defendant moved the Court in arreft of judgment, and the cafe was then moil ably argued by Mr. PLOPS Elt for the Plaintiff, and Mr. Lsvcssrsa for the Defendant, and the Court took time to con rider the cafe. On the laft day of Term judgment was pronounced in favour of the Defendant. A Court Martial was held at Portfmnuth on Fri day on board the GLADIATOR, to try William Mor rifon, a marine, belonging to his Majefty's (hip Eur. r. TUISN B e on the feparate charges of quittin* his poli, running away with a boat, and of defection. The prifoner has ferved in the marine corps 24 years, and several officers (poke as to his general good charatfte. before this unfortunate circumilance, but from the magnitude of the offence, he was adjudged to fuffcr death. John Charter, a (Taman belonging to his Majefty's (hip Isis, was alfo tried for defection, which being proved, he was fentenced to receive fifty lathes on his bare back, and to be muffled of his pay. In confeciiience of the Capital Prizes being fo flared in the two lall Lotteries by linassay and Co. the demand at their Office, No. 26, Cornhill, has i created beyond their moll fanguine expetßation : As filch they requited their friends will make an earl, pitrchade. there being no doubt but 'rickets and Shares will advance confiderahly before the comet mencemeot of the Drawing, which begins on the of neat month. ' I l i t i O i l COI