Star. — London, England, 1803-08-01 00:00:00

r.,llal.l.l7E.VP.fir P:t;;CLLDIAGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, JULY 30. The AT Toms ey-GtNERAL, after a few preliminary obfeeVa tiors, obtained leave ra bring in a Bill, to extend the limits of Jo• lifdidion of the Coons of Upper and Lower Canada, to pans m.t wi:hin its limits at prefent. Lord G e [Nat XV; r be,,light up the report of the Committee ap pointed to confider the Rate of the Journals of the Houfe, which was ordered to betaken irto eonfideration on Monday next. A Petition was pfoited from the prifonere confined in Cardi gan Gaol, praying relief-- . l'he two Vote of Credit Bill, the t.„too,occl. Exchequer Bills Bill, the Tnl:acco Export Bill, the riZtailia Duty Bill, the Dover and Deal Pilots' Bill. and the Bill to exempt Perfons (crying by themfelves, or by fuldlitutes, in the Army of Referee, troni Irving in the Militia, were feverally re ported, and ordered to he read a third time on Monday. Mr. ALtIANDr a b7ough: up the report of the Committee of Supply, which was agreed to. Mr. VANSITTART brought in a Bill for graneng certain court. tervailing Duties on line Sugar, imported from Ireland into Great Britain, which was read a firft time, and ordered be read a fecond time on Monday; as was alto the Bill for confolidating the Duties on Stamps. . The A ueli,.nerrs' Duty Bill, and the Irifh Tea Exportation Went through a Committee, and were ordered to be reported on Monday. The Tortola Fret Port Bill, and the Scotch Malt Bill, were read • fecund time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. The Houfe went into a Committee to c•mfider of the Bounty payable on Sugar. rcfolvcd that it was expedient that the period for granting an additional Bounty on Sugar, ihould be limited. The report to be received on Monday. The Property and Income 13111 was ordered to he read a third time at Monday, to which day the Motif,: adjourned . LONDON. it the Sraa of to-morrow we than prefent to our readers the farft of a Series of Letters,addretred to the People of the United Empire, on the preterit circumltanees in wh eh we are placed by the ambitious views of a turbulent and inveterate enemy. As thee Letters are written with the true fpirit of a Briton, Proud ot the many blriLngs of our happy Conftitution, and animated by a &fire of defending it, and every thing we hold dear, from the unhallowed hands :f tyranny, and the fell gripe of infaiable rapine, we have no doubt that they will be read with that ince reit which they de ferve, and make that ferious impretßon which teems to be the only view of the patriotic author. ItIONbAY, AUGUsT r. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Rachmacl, 534 321;4 5 per Cent. Conti.,ls 32414-omnlum 9444 di(. PRICE Of rock ON SATURDAY Bank Stock r 36 i 37 India Stock 1544 :35 :36 3 pLY C. Red. 33 3144 India Bonds s. 3 per C. COLIC zit 3r 1 314 Imp. 3 pre Cent. soft 4 per Cent. 67 j{ kacheq. Bills is. sadif. per Cent. Navy 834 83 Omnium 93 Ic4 94 :edit. 3 perCent.Anna 797.874864874 I F nslifla iekets 171 24 Long Ann.ls4 s6ths Conf. for sec. y 24-4 314 Si} DUBLIN, JULY 16...-j per Cent. Gov. 1 kbentares 674. Courfc of Exchange—Dublin on 1..0ue.0n 13. The London Casette of Saturday announces the fur tender of the Iflaud of St. Lucia, to the Britith arms. For the particulars, we refer our Readers to the laft page of tbis Paper. The Hamburgh Mail, which arrived this morning, has brought us accounts from St. Pcterfburgh, of the sib ultimo, which (late, that the whole Ruffian fleet, at Cron(ladt, confifting of 20 !hips of war, was then fitting out for fea, with all poffible expedition. All the heavy artillery in the arterials had been mounted, for the purpofe, it was raid, of being embarked on board tranfports, but for what fa vice was not there publicly known. ~. . . We have alfo received letters frets Berlin, of the isith July, which mention the arrival of a Ruffian fquadrcn in the Baltic, as Rated in former accounts; and that. on the r 51 h, an exprcfs from St. Peterlburgh had brought a letter from the EMPLAOII himfelf to the kliko cf . PRUSSIA.. It is irnuril;ble to doubt that both of there Powers arc preparing to take an active part in the prefent war. Of the tart which PrufGa may be inclined to follow, we cannot yet term a decided cipinion, hut we bare no doubt rtfpcifting the difpolitions of Ruffia. We mentioned fome days age, that the Ambaffador from the: Court had, not longago, experienced a grnfs Infult from the Fsasr Corium. We can allure our Readers, that our account was corral in the outline. iVe have lime heard more of the partictilars.-14. lkitiscorr heard, with the utrnoft cookie's, the inveftite uttered with indefcribable volubility by the FIRST Cr,,SE/L, and which was aecrtnranico with • inch frantic gelliculations 4 rage and anger, that in one of his flouriflies, his cane abfilutely came in car UR with the petfon of the Ambalrador, though evi' dently w lthoUt being intended. When he had finithed, Ai. MARCOTT ►eplied with great firmnefs and delibe Cation, " Sir, this language )(la would not have held but (rum the confideration of my Mailer being at hell a dill:ince, that you conceive yourfelf out o his reach—But know, Sir, that he has both the power and the will to unrwlieltn ycu, and to let France free." Having no dAbt as to tl.e general correancfs of the above ilatement, we can entertain none relpeEting the part the Rntlian fleet will loon take. BONA• PARTE,MIIead of being able to (pare forces to invade his ncighboarc, rtaa3, l.•otser than he expeels, find it neceffary to or necntr.tc his means Eir the fupnort of hi, own t- acting pos. cr. Since car Lift :wo MA:IS have arrived from Dublin. It ; s midi heal:kit fa.'sfe3ion Me Rate, that every thing is now cpi;et in that city, bufinefs g"ing en with the and even the places of pb lic amufemen: opened—a proof that no appre• henfinns arc nnw cr.te: tainsd for the public farm, to fecure which. hy.zi:vcr, every difpofition has been adopted, which prizi.ence and wildom could fuggen. 'l'h: loliowing are tac laced accounts: ovasis, JULY 3 7, 1803. " Drait Sia—When I added the fhort P. S. :only letter of 1211 night, thi% City then, and fur two hours after, prefented a piAurc of utmoll conflernation. Th: inhabitants n't under arms were to :ot rico run. .:erg ent dire-lions with aft ;glited countenan. mt, and the people I/tutting up their !hops in the mat confuted hurry, while the Yeomanry—brave fellows! !mac and foot, were repairing with the ce lerity of zeal and courage to their fcvcral parades. Rumour, as ulna!, affigned various rattles for the alarm : one, that the remains of the lamented Lord Kt LWAR otawere going to be interred ; another, that feveral thoufand rebels were pouring into the city at different quarters, and a defperate battle raging in Thomas-greet and on the quays—the fearful took counfel of :heir fears—the courageous flew to repel the danger. The real cattle of alarm was this—the Liberty Rangers were conveying to burial one of their Corps, who was affaffinated on Saturday, when they were hooted by a mobinThomas-Rreet,and in Francis (freer, and affailed with dirt and glafs bottles. This bare and atrocious outrage produced an affray, and ' word being brought to the Cafile, the drums beat to arms, and, glorious to their charafter ! in lets than a quarter of an hour there were upwards of 4000 Yeo manry under arms, giving to the infurgents and (lit affeEled a proof, falutary I troll to the future peace of the Capital, with what courage and expedition they can (land forward in its defence ; and not only theYco manry, but every refpellable man, not before attached to a Corps, repaired to the parades, and got arms to repel the common danger.—So thus ended all the alarm. The Country continues perfealy quiet ; but in town ptifoners continue to be taken up, and arms and ammunition to be difcovered. A grocer has been taken up and fent to the Prevot for having had a great quantity of powder and lead in his houfe.—lt was the Nephew of a Noble Lord (as mentioned in my fan) who was arrefled : he has been fince dd. charged.—We are all quiet this evening ; Goo grant we remain fo.—Lord KILWARDEN and Nephew were buried hall night, but very privately." Jut v 28 In addition to the details of the Public Prints this day, I have to inform you, that force ar reap have taken place of perfons above a common defcription—Counfellor HOLM t (relative of Counfel for Emmet), Mr. Russet:, an eminent timber-mer chant ; EDWARD HAT, of the county of Wexford, but latterly refiding in Dublin; a perfon of the name of HART ; Mr. Hort, a filk dyer, and many others. It is Paid that Tome very important information was communicated to Government, through the medium of his Grace the Duke of Laterrea, to whom rebels in the neighbourhood of Maynooth had propofed to deliver up their arms, and difclofe the names of their leaders, on condition of pardon and protedios. It is certain that immediately a great number of arrefls took place, and the Privy Council has been occupied by a very long fitting. It is expeded that the prifons of this capital will be filled with the confpirators : the leaders, particu larly, fliould be made examples of. Great difeoveries of rebel arms, ammunition, Sec. continue to be made; and I exped, through the uneeafing exertions and wife policy of our Government, that fuels meafures have been taken, and fuch a mars of important in formation obtained, as leave us nothing further to fear from the attempts or defigns of the infurgents." tion were to be ken thole citizens of every age and defcription who valued their Eses and properties, flying to thole pjaces where they could obtain arms, and joining the feveral yeomanry parades—fo that amid the alarm, it was a mnit alluring fight to fee prevalent lush a general and determined fentiment of unity and defence, and the alertne:s and ardour with which our gallant yeoinat.ry were at their poets to repel and punifh any attempt of the in- forgeries. ' Many perfons cßntinee to be t d:en up, charged with treafonable praCtices ; and pikes, ammunition, &c. are hourly difcovcred.. , -This information and exertion mule have the happieft effect in relloring public peace and tem ity, and we have had the plea- Cure of witneffing recovered tranquility yellerday in the ftreets. The Callle gates have alio been again opened to the public, and the cannon, &c. removed. A proclamation was yellerday ilined, offering a reward for difcorcry of the allliffins of Col. BROWNS and Cornet Cots. We underhand that the remains of the god and lamented Lord KILWARDEN were privately interred on Tuefday evening. The remains of Mr. EDMISTON were interred on Tuefday evening in St. Andre 's church yard. Sunday morning information was received at Drogheda by the mail-coach, that a partial rifing of rebels had taken place on Saturday evening in Dublin, and at eight o'clock an exprels ar. ived for a troop of the ad dragoon guards quartered there, to proceed immediately for Dublin, and they march ed in lefs than a quarter of an hour—the fame sxprefs brought orders of rcadiners to Col. SANKEY, of the Royal Dublin regiment. Thee movements natu- rally exciting apprehentions, at night detachments rf the Dublin militia and Loyal Drogheda infantry, aflembled at the Tholfel, and patroled the avenues of the town until five o'clock. Capt. Smyth's corps ofCavalry were alfo in readinefs,if their Cervices were wanting. Major General Archer, was DaiVely em ployed the whole of Sunday night. At one o'clock on Tuefday, the firft divifion of the Royal North Downthire Militia marched into Drogheda, and yefterday morning proceeded on their route to Wicklow. Monday night the 93d regiment (formerly the Sutherland Fcncibles) after a fatiguing march from Newry, arrived in Drogheda, and are to remain there till further orders. Detachments of the Portarlingten and Rlonafle• reven cavalry arrived in town yetteiday evening, to receive arms and ammunition. Yefierday part of the 67th regiment, who wr e quartered at Dundalk, marched into Dublin. The Hambnrgh Mail announces that a Treaty of offenfive and defenfive alliance has been concluded between the French, Dutch, and Italian Republics, and ratified by the CHIEF CONSUL at Bruffels ; the KING of SPAIN has been invited to accede to it. The French fill keep poffefllon of Cuxhaven, in oppofition to the remonfrances of Ruffia and Pruffia. The Agents who were fent from Berlin to General MosviElt, and by him referred to the Cu air Cowsux, for the purpole of inducing the French to withdraw the rearietions which they have impofed on the free navigation of the Elbe, have proved unfuccelstul and a confulerable degree of dilpleafure has in con fecpience been excited in the Prufßan Cabinet. The blockade of the Elbe by the Englifh cruizers conti nues with fuch vigilance, as effeEtually to furpend all intercourfe. The remaining part of the Shropfhire Militia have marched into Yarmouth from Norwich, on account of the Affizes. The Sea Fencibles, amounting to upwards of 150, under the command of Capt. Coss, are regularly learning the ufe of the guns at the Bat teries ; and this morning they fired ball at a buoy fiationed in the Roads. The artificers employed in the neighbourhood of Ruffell-fquaie, colifilting of upwards of 300, were Ifernbled on Saturday by Mr. BURTON, of Taviflock fguare, where the whole agrecd to enroll themf‘lves in a corps for the defence a the country. The all and 3d Weft Yvr k, and the Eall York Militia, are brigaded at Elmtlead Heath Camp, un der the orders of Lord SocirmAmProm. The two &it regiments are cach 1300 ftrong ; the latter Boo.— The Officers are not allowed to have heavy baggage, or to pitch any others but round tents. The young Gentlemen of Eton School bad their IA aquatic eXCUI finn, previous to their vacation on Saturday. A moll pleafing fcene was exhibited on the occalion, which concluded with a grand difplay of fire-works. The young Gentlemen (upped at Surley Hall, where they received a vatiety of re• freffiments from Mr. TOWN LEY WARD. _ The wheat harveß has already commenced in different parts of the country. About Rochferd, Brentwood, and fume other places in Mix, the fir mer; commet ced cutting on Wednetday. The reap ing will be pretty general this day in Kent, Surrey, Beles, and Osfordihire, where, and in every other county, :he crops are uncommonly abundant. Mr. J. Enwattles Bob Handy, pit. 71b. to be rode by the owner, is matched againtt Mr. F. BUCKLE'S ch. f. Jew's Eye, by Meteor, out of Nimble, 811.— Two year old cetric, fogs. h. ft. at Newmarket, in the next fecond Oftber meeting. In the amufements at the Circus, the mini dances from f..ene to fcene, unites all plealitres in all combi nations, and riots in delights. Stich is the pleafing 'Trait at that Theatre, where Mirth prelides, and Satyr, with his lath, rides Folly out of breath, that the firß rank and fafhion nightly refort to it from its popularity. MONTHLY AOLICULTURAL RSPORT SOK JULY. — Since our Lift Report the feafim has continued un ufitally fine for the hay, and alto the corn !larval. In moll of the fouthern dißrills the greatell part of the hay is already fecured in the moll rife& manner ; and in tome of the more northern ones it is in an un. ulna! Rate of forwardnefs. The crops, in molt places, I are both good and abundant. The grain ctops al. mull every where appear fall on the Freund, and wcli fed. In Tome places the wheat is now ready for tit fickle. The (bowers that have lately fallen have been of great tire in bringing forward the after gralfes, and in refreibing the pante grounds. But notwithliand• in g theft &reels, the price of both fat and lean nods Rill keeps up The coming crop of hops continues to improve ; and the growth is now eltimated at t7o to 23'3,000 bags. It may exceed that quantity if we have Nita bit soda till they are gathered. FROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS. Jutv 28.—Since our lag we received letters from various parts of the country, which communicate the pleating intelligence of general tranquilit7, and thew that the rebellious outrages committed in this city have not been feconded by a fimilar difpotition in ai.y part of Ireland. Accounts from Athy, Clonmel, Sligo, Belfalt, &c. Rate the peafantry to be quietly and virtuotilly occupied by their agricultural labours —thole purfuits of honeft, blamelefs indußry, which bell conduce to their happinefs and profperity. From our eorrefpondent in 13elfall we learn, that what has been exaggerated into an attack upon the town, was none other than precautionary mealbres for the pub. lic lecurity, and the arreft of certain perfons fuppofed to be ernilTaries of our foreign enemy. Thefe mea. lures, much to the praife of our Government, were adopted by their inftruetion—their vigilance and timely information having enabled them filently, al. though effefivally, to fruflrate the wicked defigns formed againtl the peace and happinefs of the coun try. While they refpetled the forms of the Confli tution, they were not unmindful to preferve it againft the machinations of its enemies, and that fy Rem of peace and conciliation which we have hitherto had in much reafon to praife in Lord HAILDWICIII'S ad. minifiration, has not been departed from even in the adoption of the flrcnr.ft matures, and the ittott vigilant precaution With griped to the barbarous and fiendlike alts which fo recently difgraced our capital, already are the refpetlable Catholics of Dublin eagerly ftepping forward to evince their horror and detestation of fuck wickednefs, and that they can have no alliance, no fymnathy with bale alraliins. They fee, as every man mutt, that no dißiattion can now be made between aftive loyalty and a neceffary regard to their own perfonal fafety and the prefervation of their property, hut that every bonen, virtuous man, of every rcligi ous perrualion, mull vigoroufly efpouie the facred cattle of Social Order and Morality, againfl the at tempts of an unprincipled, anarchical, murderous rabble. On Trier - day evening a confiJerable degree of alarm was excited in every part of this city, occafioned by ' the following circumstances: The Liberty Rangers had beLn conveying for interment the remains of Mr. EDMISTON, a membet of their corps murdered on Saturday evening, when they were affailed with dirt and g 141; bottles accompanied with infulting expref fions. This bare attack. fo charateriffic of coward Pffatlins, was repelled by our protating fellow eiti• z:ns, but without firing a tingle flint. This flight affray was magnified into a moR ferious and formi dable effort of infurgency, the drums beat to arms, and, glorious to their charafter ! in left than fifteen minutes there were upwards of Soon yeomen under arms, and not osl7 the yeomanry, bet in vary dint- CORg-.II4RKET, A7,IRK-LINE, AUG. Our market is without any fl gnarl in of conc. (pence from fornvir cot rency.—The Wit:at court ier cuntinue to yield good I tipplie<, which with !Le fin.nefs the feitf , n and lrirvcit fad appro..chi g inclines the price of tl:is Grain downwards from t;,is day tveek I s. or -as. per (platter—Barley, Malt, arid Betas, have not the kilt variation En demand er value ; and I'ea:l.ii mere frc. ly.—Oats have a Pale, every arrival meets &maul—ileac are m'.re buyers of frelh Flour at the follnwi!)g rprotation Fog. Wheat, 48. Os. perqr. Horf. Guns, 36i. Fiat: ditto, 5'0.591. k Beans, 3as. 321. Fine Dantricditto, 508.56 a I log Peas, 365. 38s. Ry;, 321. 3 51. 465. SCS. 528. Bailey, 128. 248. Carr. way '..e, L 1 52.5 st. per cwt. Superfine ditto, 25'. Cot iander. 328. Malt, 5Cs 59a. Canary., 844. 86,. Oats, 225. 268. 281. Fleur, per lark, 48s. 501. American Flour, 325. 341. per barrel. FROM THE LONDOX C 2 ETTE, IATS:GDAT. JULY 23. . . Avcra , e PI icc of Corn in Englaud and Wales, from thL — returns ending 02e 23J of July, 1803. Wheat. Rye, alrlcy. I Oats. Reams. Peak. s. 4. s. 4. s. .1. s. d. s. tl s 4. 51 7 16 5 24 tt I 12 3 33 3 37 7 The average Price of Sugar, computeti horn the Returns mask in the week ending July 27, is 481. 91,1. per liumlred weight. At %Varmintler. on Saturday, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, lry the quarter, 21. t 2s. to zl. igs. Barley, tl. Gs. to O. 7s. o.its tl. If, to 3s. Beans, 11. t6s. to zl. NAUTIC4L LV7 ELL IGENCE. A letter from Gibraltar, dated the 4th of June, prefents the following intelligence :—" The jutio fligate, of 32 guns, from Malta, with 150 troops cn board, has been taken by,a French tipiadron offTotilon. A number of French prizes have been brought in here, molly from the IVeit Indies ; likewife fome Danes, with Frcnch property on board.—The RESISTANCE frigate was wrecked a few days ago off Cape St. Mary; part of the crew arrived here yeflerday." FALMOUTH, JULY 29.—Arrive3 the WALSINCHANI and PRINCE OF WALES rackets from Lifbon, with mails, the former in 29, and the la:ter in 22 days. PLYMOUTH, JULY 3o.—Came in the joreph and Grace privateer, of this port, of four guns, from a two month's cruize, during which the has not made any capture, but unfortunately for the concerned, was captured berfelf, by a French brig privateer, of 14. guns, which took out all her guns and Flores, except full fufficient to bring her into port, and then ran. fomed her fur one hunched and twenty pounds. The French privateer is raid to be manned chiefly with Englifh and Irifhmen; and it is need, that feveral of the Jofeph and Grace's crew entered on hoard her.— Came in the Corroborate, of Dram, Captain Amor a sox, from Dram, for this port, with timber and deals. Sailed the Lord Nelfon privateer, of this port, on a cruize. Came in the /tasting's floop of war, from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3t.—The DITINCR.. of 74 guns, Capt. Dot Hata,iyiog at St. Wen's, is ordered to Plymouth to be manned and the Pnotwix, of 36 guns, Capt. Batta, with the Lon don, Nile, Colworth, grant, and Princes Royal, tranfports, for Plymouth; and the TERROR bomb, with a convoy, to the eaftward 7 -The Die Treende Haab, from Naples to Ham'ourgh, 4:clamed by the ALBION cutter, Licit. MAYSON WRIGHT ; and the Danilh galli.tfs Die;Gefellfchaft, laden with flat, from Pernau to Lifbon, detained by the 'ANT fchooner, Lieut. CARPENTER, are arrived at this pit. SHEERNESS, JULY 3o.—Sailed yellerday the Co. MET traufport, Capt. CHAS. WATSON, R. N. and P. A. T. with the MINORCA, CANADA, AURORA, and Attzannta tranfports, and the Mary Anne vietual , ler under his convoy, with each a fiat-bottomed gun }oat in tow. DOVER, JULY 31.—The Cuffnells, C. B. Covrox Commander, arrived in our Roads about t P. M. and landed J. Po,?Lewitt, the Purfer, with dif patches for the Eaft India Company: the left Saint Helena the 17th of May, and left there the Atia, Telegraph, Swallow, and feveral other (hips, which were to fail in company. A few days after fpoke an American fchooner, which informed him of the war ; and two days after was chafed by three (hips under Dutch colours, and after that by a (hip which (hewed no colours, but got away by fuperior failing. Half pall Five.—Three more Indiamen are jull hove in light, names unknown. YARMOUTH, JULY 3r.—Friday P. M. arrived the CRESCENT frigate, of 36 guns, Lcrd W. STUART.— Yeaerday morning failed the Cat steal., ditto, for Hull; and arrived the CENSOR gun Tea from a cruifc.—This day failed the CENsot.—Arrived a (hip in the offing, fuppoftd to be the ADDER gun veffel from a cruile.—Remain in there Roads the Foal. emit frigate, and the HUNTER cutter.—Sailed the Vesu vius bomb on a cruife.—Arrived from the earl, the Kran, Zephyr, Armiefe, Young Adam:, and Diana, with deals, dtc....-Wind S. F. FROM I.l.OYD's LIST. DIAL, 17LT 29.—Arrived the Amelia frigate, Jca7oufe Coop, and gun-veil:l t from a cruise. Wind S. W. „ iv LT 3t.--Carne down (he Owlet, hlincr,a,Alriandcr, Ntari Ann, and c.r:di corpered tranfporta, and five gun-boats, f rom the Nom. and rcr.tain. Wind S. h. . . . . . 01ACtISND. JOLY an.—laffed by the Jorge !Koh, PROOTI. from °retrial ; and Jollier, I !Atm in, from N. , 7,1 y..—Salied the Moreau Stern, ----; Twx Orfulters, Kr.r I so , ; ar.d Luotf man, Grants, for I.••liden (jute 14..offilung. Kan, r, for S.ll - ; Ncw York, la.. it, for Virginia; hlaty, Duve, for Ma deira; and Amelia, Bac NICMAN. for Stockholm. Jot. 31.PilirCd by tut Swallow paact, Tea, from Ben. gal; Peat:Uric, CAMPS, LL, and Cuanct, F.sur•, 4A , m4aniates; James and Rebecca. ---, 17083 Floridan* ; C,n ~ Merre, 'ASA IR. and l'urfolt, fr.m Dui,lin; Geosee, l'owl - tc. from Li merick; Union. GAT it, and Earl Rodnts —, from Cork; Juno,—, from Quebec; Anna Ahr.oria, ----, and Yrow Arkin, DA•C. from Rotterdam.--Saticd the Mineral Epring, JACKSON, for tlyebee: Vrnw ElGna. SMARTS. fur Rotterdam; and the Charlotte Wilbclntir.a,llatarort. for 1.• to. The Sir William Bentley, RHODt, and the Auro el, from Bengal. are arrived at Limerick, left St. 1 - Lleda 92 [llO 7th May. "Si'] ~, r~ i. .1 f : ;M I . 1 t • ! 1 . , I f i' : I 7 ... i p 4 '4 ' 7 1 ;t, i .1 , l i 1 St i 4 ii c AI: - ~ i t .1 ' • M . f ,i . t i • t 1: CI 4 ' ll - i ) 1 ' 1 . 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