The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-03 00:00:00

-- Nighitesse4 the G rand Mike Constantine and Grand Duchess Anne, were present at the ball given by his Esrcliency the o..ke of Vicenza, upon the occa sion of the marriage of the Emperor Napoleon with the Archduchess Maria Luuisa. Thu whole Imperial Family manifssted the joy which they felt at this event, ate! were so highly pleased with the entertainment, that they remained until two o'clock hi tee morning. The Ambassador's hotel was magnificently illuminated. A. transparen4 exhibited the. cyphers of Napolcun and Louisa; the former surroended with laurels, the latter with eosevand inter twits, and the whole surmounted miell-eie r hayspeeial tkosest. The saloons, .the stair cases, "'hid galleries were ducoreted with flowers and t utoriferitis plants, as if it serespring, though nature has out yet shaken off the frosts of winter. The Ministers otlipale, Holland, Westphalia Na. ptiti,' and Reverie, itlitinittated their respective ha lo thieghe restive scene was repeated' in. all pores ofebe pity. The eveuine Was delightful, and the croteiltif -spectators, mm foot, hi carriagee e and eolluats on Naas was immense. :•feettetie, Jana 4.—distie 'months ego the Ger ' swan eierehauts were applaed of the restriiiive measures that Were to be taken in Rolland, the Rinse Towns, the country of Oldemiburgh, of Itleckleukorgh, and from the coast of rtliper3Ok to Koninlsberg and Memel. The associated eapie tenses of Holland and Germany, who bad sue cermled inanopo ~ zing the greater' part of the co lonial prmelnee, began thee to peer ivy .- that they west men itriee the F nomipoly. which brought them such immense for the few hist•years. The east magazine, 0: thus monopolizers, opened, as It were, all . at the emus mid from that in. Shed, the apprehonsioir of it scarcity of melee, *agar, and Medicines, vanished ; and fur the seine' reesuos,'-the rage that prevailed in most tamales,. to secure quantities of these are 1 tieles fur theirtutnrcconsumptiou. Besides, cot. fe h steintich fallen. situ disuse,- that the actual 1 astownvisiuo doesistot- emount to more than one third eel. What it forigeriyrs, and that of.sugar tot one halt.' Atrthe mniichatitiare anxious to get rid of these erticletii . and ennichuentlr e no eue.will at. f 11; 4sl stater of unecriallity, to purchase entire than is: tweetiary for his daily consumption. Catis l eietesice hat been, that since the end of. 4rifteii there has been a general stagnation in the s t SM et c looter 4Trodaiee, the price of, which hie brat; r dens from snUntli to month. The, visa nr, Cliffi!:'.leAmtlicelatly affected, ma-account of (lie, aist!iittentitv oh Wand, and the little' digliositlim itithee deleestis tii he with the inhabitants of Switzerland,, the south of. Germany, and Austria its to purchaie. Some Austrian houses, 'fib Versteteil id not selling below the last year's prices, have been exposed incalculable !Lases, amid stirtin ;the puint of failing. "'rye hereon aelirelfenSions that air, dell the sale se . celoniel orerthsre j , were. also felt in the cotton 10 0 4 . ' 1 1'16e who hare any, are eager &dilute Vf it. 'All speculation's . in. these arti. des' mispended ; end as monopoly is now par. 41WIttertis' ciatigeilies, the tiecessaey. consequence. will bra- ma constant fall lit the price of cotton ; • Ad it's the e•iiirseOf alteniOnths the German menu. be abundantly provided with it. .MAY 16.—We learn,by letters 'COnstantieujile, that a part of the troops, eimieSted. from Asia, have deserted. This event gait teed embarrassed Ilse Grand Vizier. Di l sa r ttsfacil'uti .. is at its ,geeatest . height in the capital,. IMO eve ' day toints catastrophe, shell tr to that WWI teat 'plametieri years' agc4 is expected: sutt4Goost OF p; k ri.ks. • . werit' nltnelis this dry to an between the Royal MAAS! and thelie t. of ,the 'enemy's flotilla. This notiffe ofittliStettl thirti.tlreee i*• bomb eeli. * sell hovrilze6 and several ado's:: • ' *holnBiirrnlirt' having 'tailed in an attctapt pat' b€ , AMVieleilrigay,'oedeted the Commandant of 'ti elhliffi"tit prekeed from Moraine to Pharos. It mmiiititillectedlfiere at day. biessk this morning. . t 440" after inmli sail, steering towards a con. vtijq' whose signals were yesterday trestle fithn 'Fitted Nera. At eight in the morning thelattsaticed liiinelieS were engaged *Ph the rear. a.: the iouvrly iippenite Palnmi. Two Neapolitan dau,boati tont* station UM protect it, and kept uiv vlioroise and well-directed A fire, that they stilik one of the enemy's leutiches, and damaged si4efitlAftbnite: 'NOtailthstanding, the rest of the fitilfeillitelited alb iti . eforts evilest the convoy. 'The Clitiimatider of 'tine of the gun-hosts matte. a 'Witted Wt itim*eff' to secure the convoy, which, le Cosiletifnesiee, 'nes able to run ashore at Sava. ris lmmheeiately a 0 this enemy's flotilla bore aeon that point, - wherirs'thero had been only time to plant two mortar., One thirty-three, • mid two e tglit.pounders. The battle was dreadful, and lasted *boat four boors Mit the enemy, as on yesterday, ,had the shame of 'being obliged to draw ' ' • ' •• • . Four . gon-hoets behingini to the Roper Navy were danisgeir, mid 20 mien disetited. The enemy mutt have suffered a great deal, since, efterAti ob. stn ale engagement, they were obliged to relinquish the object of their expedition. The enemy, as they retired, left ml tbe 'entrance of the!itr.sit;'On guard, itlithicheilth a twenty. fele .pntemiler. Some. liglittroops of the King'i &teed, and grenadiers' .of the 10th regisnent, - ni timed Iwo Icerridoii and the.boars Joachim awl' Caroline, and . proeretled to attack It The launch was carried by. boardingi I*. sight of the 'whole Etielish Retitle. .• s ; tTiiis prize's - as brought into &Ma, amidst Nie l ecclemetions of all the Inhaltitatils, and ihitwith. sfilidingelWWas plummed by t 3 of the eremre lhierielittewitich were nut able to come up with hee.l •)9tertirt Jute -15.—1 n consequence of Juror. 111141.4 i that among several vessels a bids arriteti ii %win Roadein trillar, there were some:laden with eislmi4stal peothice, centers were issued on the 13th . list:that these vessels and their papers child dergo a strict examination, at which liilliot, the, re.:!,ch c„ioul, nos invited to be i.resent, end that it arty fraud a 43 discovered, the vessels should be seqiiestrated. Thee xamnination took place ac. cordiegly, anti the peoers not being regular, the Vl:Melt Were put under sequestration. • • f - 0. ~• ~_.~~ , TM!: VA DR. "Ift!dAft's- Lt/TRES. - Tattle Pfellb, and speentiN w IlTbe pabltslyd• PUP: FIVE LETTERS of the atelS SeV.i D. DOCTOR MILK CR. whieh appeared in Da IMO."' soca, developing all the Flan relative $o the Importaal- Qoestiim between the Rev. DOCTOR, and the Right How GEORGE, PONISONBY, nopecti3g the VCTO; hod expleiltiag, nod Wl.i llv .expusing_the CONDOCI Sr dm ,111/NTA at PTANKOPEATEMET i foto kis *a! The l'ehikatittacf.thrie Letsss is ddlayed daYo, le crwoeTstare of thetEditnr bye recelhed st, Af an A DOR 433. in tbe ~ lattittlammulotedondob" slrd Ala glbotl'of *lf the IRI SH CATRuble BISHOPS, held in.Dubliit on the 26th of Pettraary Inst. to all the CA. TKO= rrtnipaTvs and DIGNITARIES throvigboot the World; being a PROTEST nohow the Vinleneemyel‘, eised on POPE PIUS VII. by the PAUNCH EMPEROR. and which snot interesting Ungsgoeut never via, Sublialled• and is therefore now trasehmeg by the Editor. and will be 4 oserted as an Appemb x to Dr. lIIILWER's Letters. Printed and publisbk by Gen. IPArdell, Si, Fket-street; and to he had of the principal Bnoldellers. - - W s have observed in The Ilierenry, the Letter sub scribed a Coonitia-itamna, In answer to the Letter of OUT Sheffield Correepesdeut, CASLOI. Wa give the writer credit for the iagemaity of Ms production, and ore a little Inclined to wake some rewarki be It,. bal we think it world got be peke fliir to take the gentian oil of our Comoros' , dent, CARLO'S; heads. We, *mem, aware tbe Coon- Taa-stan an, that we neither added to, one altered, CARLo's Letter. The LIODI frau PnlnueJontes shall appear es soon as pnist• We: as also the Couterau-trtrrlDD olthe WqacisTill A nuojtanas, . v • I , fti. 4)1. SCOCkii rrottet,A I • 4 rON K-1/'CIACK. Bank Stock Long. Am.' 18 7-11. , 3 per Cent. Cont. lodi.t Stock . 3 per Cent: Redetted,o4 70 lndia lio , .tic - I per Ors*. $4l 03 Etch 111904 5 peKeist. Nary Ditto. Sig. Consols, fur Arc. 7111 Omni:toff I pr. ___ THT: STATESMAN. LONDON : tuitumv, .TvLy 3, 1810. Tins morning, we received Dutch Papers to the lit instant. Wu have, immediately below, given all the principal news they coutain, which will be found in some degree itvterestiug.—These Papers repeat the rumour, that the English Cabinet has demanded of the Swedish Goverameut, the sur render to Englaud of the Swedish Fleet, and the Island of Clothland :-. paneis Butt, Jug; 19.-i-The endeavours to produce a general ponce, and the negoelatioos fur that pawpaw ' , are not yet given up, as some Jeanie!' have mated. Ose of the greatestobstacles to pow, it is understood is, that England interegs herself for certain princely homes roanected with her by the bonds of amity and so loug as am Indemnifica tion is not provided for these houses, there cam be an actual accommodation, much less ao eirtmlisal mad MIAs Facto.- ( !Ague Courant, Jane :D.) FRI aILFOitY, J la • ',reach headqptarters of the army in Germany are expend here us the ith of seat month. They consist of 250 Ofeers, rums whom are live ' prilx Generals, besides 800 teen and IMO homes. The calmest of Keenan. in the county of Icatzenelleabogen, which is Mill under Freaeh Adinialstratios, and has an asumal income of 9300 lita im, has been declared to *metals to the Impe rial domains; the taking possesilas may he lipdiedlately ex pected. M. Lia ! ora, Liesteltant ia the Prussian service, passed through this city yesterday, on his)tray s pas* as a courier. For some time several repartee( comiderable importance have been in cireakition, one of which Is, that Illyria will he created into a kingdom, canareted with the Confederation of the Rhine.; and that the Illyrian King will keep on foist an army of 100.000 men for the protection of that Cuateder atii.—(Same Paper.). • N•aor, Jens 92.—A great number of &regime, of dis tinetims have within these few days passed through this city, on their way to Germany, from Paris, where they have been presessiatthe festivals. Couriers from Bavaria, and from the army shkii is still in Germany, as also from Cm Cabinet of Wittendlierg, have *Bills these three days passed through this city, nu their tray So Paris. Put casseaost, Mar SO.--The • erportatina of corn is forbidden in all the Parts at the Black Sea. One headessf and forty inerebaut ships had arrived at Odessa ilium the 14111. of April. A Dantile privateer has taken an English shi;.. an board of whirl* was found the British csirrespundeuce for the Ports of the B.lties—( Muniteur, June '21.) Coesatacsue, Jvai 9.—On the SA instant eight of our gun-bonds, under the order; of Captain Sr east:ex, chased and attacked, In tiro Great Galt, an English brig of 92 gam. The battle lasted half so hour, bat they were.obliged to abandon her in toosespeoce of a fresh wind springing op, old two ship, of the line and a Mote earning with all speed to her !memos. The brig ioaLovatt of bet boats, sad in order to g et etf, threw many things into she sea s among which were two genet merchandizo.—(Xesairor.) CAaLscaox•, Jexi 4.—Admiral SA171114111:8, after having codeavimired to intimidate us by ridiculous meastoss, has taken the n be resolution of gulag away ; he 'ebbed, be' forAf retiriag, to seize upno the small islands of Asper, Star kne, and ILasfeb ; hat his frigates found th se bloods se well prepared, that they were snun compelled to sheer or. They have confined thentseivenfi iziug *Pio wee small gibing' hunts. to order to prevent these piratical merchants from taking adrautige of their pro% holly to nor roast, and landing prohibited merchandise, all Afterlife* of troops charged with guarding the coast, have received orders to Immediately bunt the cargoe. of sack Iserekairtlize as may arrive throne' such eltanarls..-(liaufteur,Jane2l.) N1:11 OF rile FANS. 3111 22.—Tho King of Sirs•: DON, following the example of the King of Pazitsix, has given orders to exclude ad American ships. The beginning has been made at Tonoingen and Homo, and -wig shortly exteiul to Copeithagen. . Serious apprehensions ate eater- Mined far American property its Stralsund and Swedish Pu useraaia. . Since thedeparture of Clamor Essays's' mother Swedish Governor kits arrived in &mistreat,' who has stopped every kind of trade in colonial products, and ordered the toolbox. lion out only ships ; but also of carriages awl waggons is whkdi it may be Amid, together with the 'ows. Private ktters yesterday received a Ilanshorgh t Pa rip, confidently stow, that a second line of Preach Dnaaniers Is to be established, whit* will resell Mips the hike to the 1 1 1- shores of the Kiltk. Private-letters received franA Paris sts/ietilak tfk4w nu rants is disliked by many persons at 90alat 1144 i bey pridg. She sheers her resentment to ail persons in she lean degree implicated in the unhappy catastrophe at 1,09.0 *iii. Reve re' ;willow of distiaction bane fu( tith Mem bees sentaved, from Court, and lust their employ wirwat.,.. 4 llllo rrenehineue rat at Ilandsurgh, Mouton, is said to babe eseeiellfroal' that utthappy city another fared I , my svielsoiseeninfity, of 2,000,0e0 of franks for his Gwen:meat. He 'also wished to ;scoop with his whale diridet 0t48,000 !flea as the filo; -- • • WAX. Soso airillead. by sib'limo raving their inability to poems theittaimary woad der building bah, sad home' for _tire Miens the Oa writ ralia~aitbed. Oer Choeurry pobilhard the &asides Royal- Patent. Oa. live So the Mawr* away of Americas ships front the ports of Hems awl Tonsiesos . •1 is order to paw* all sweggitig Wade. to be appre- , hooded by this obese of the North lionwirao.trode, between ' the isload of lielissiand. see pied by the war, and the ibeiglobstring ports of Remo and Tooningeo, bit NaJiftlf ' has bees west itatioesiy pleased to resolve, that (row the, time thb Otter is polliabed intkeports of Toosingen and som, no nbip drolierNtiordlsaptistm lag Ann be permitted to , tortilla ports $d wind, hat shay be mimed away. " This herewith m o de JUNGWA, for the obserwmee 'shirk ~lee ' trotenosaa,lei estworditowy Sim In wide& the iseemeiso alba ciowdltrill he It'd, h rogriotted Jiff formal mesa tar fhb I o•allyol Madame, tiow . The, pessene at the pest e inftet from flualsood to Yowl hinit eishontd by tbodboisi. vonnoomodo. •Witlibosited, last night, 'Pasta Journals to . the Ilglth ultimo, of which we have given the principal, .icententi Its enother part of the Paper. BIWA. OMITS Is endeavouring to encourage the making uf ' 'ager from grapes. - Us has lately signed a device for rewarding Messrs. Pont= 'and Founnss fur' their discoveries an 4 ;mews'! ql processes in Alf new manufacture. The former is to have 100,000:! 011001, and the latter forty thousand francs ; bet they are to becinpo bound to employ this money in forsniag establishments fur making' grapwsular in such quarters of the Southern D. partments as the Mieister of the Interior shall point out, and to make public the whole of their processes, statements of which are to be sent to all dire Prefects hi the wine diitricts. ,hi ori is brought kla,vesiel, which has ar. dog front Dunkirk under //fussiest aolostrs, that considerable discontent . pireeliled in the interior of France, in consequence of the great el phf l 6 of cora which hue recently taken place, and that the weggous proceeding with corn to the Coast had been stopped on the roads. --sowsoo-' Tux following Iroportankarraugusent . , we un. derstand, has been usado with the Plenipotentiary of the Paixics Raourr of Portugal, and is to by signed in thicourse of this day . Cotton goods (formerly prohibited) and all the manatee toreinf this country withoet except's*, are to be admitted free of duty into the kingdom of Permeal. Cotton oast from Portog.d. awl Utt n the Portuguese de pendencies, ts'Or be imparted bee Cheat Britain at the maw duty of 2d. per lb. in Portuguese as well as is British teasels. ti Irma the date of this treaty. The duties en British masufacteres hepefted into the Bra zils. whether by British or Poisons subjects, from the dim of the treaty, are. be lb per tem. For. My the du ties to British subjects were 94 per emit. and se the motive Poelogirse lb per cent. et sheer. Tim excess of ditty on the import:aims of wises free Poe. legal lo Great Britain, if bt 5a.4111 by ilisrlegueW and antsy Bruise vessels, isinhe mutinied ahei tee time of taissreasy. and ass compeonstios tal+ damn*, a min additional duty is to be imposed ao woollens Only hew this mar, S. ported into the BMWs is British ships. -...nomns. • LETTIIII and Miners were yesterday reastsed from Westdvitoo to the 27th of May, from Bus. tan to the 2.1 ult. and from Charlistou pa New York to the 31. The folloWing extracts,ara from the former : " WASHINGTON, MAr 1. " Divpatebas am now no the ow of departure for caw aft ai?ter lu Frame, and they are of a nature very battle to that country. It is stated, that in them peremptory orders are al+ for the bantediate return of Geoeral Anacreon:us, an ksa satisLetury redrew be made for the minute of American property, botb ships mod daqtark" . " NEW-YORK. Jews 2. " The disputes that aeles to wn Gibbet het een the P. LLATI,I, ere very far from bring set tfed. Thalia% Idea; lam net et leached the Uaited Stosei, *ad she is tapeetril ith impaikoce. America seems to be placed Ina Heft nick. ad the hest way of getting out of the difficulty, will be to break both sides of it. • ' " The public papers conina little information dint is in. *reruns here. Thee ate Ailed-with intemperate .altesatitely condensing mid qpprosing the endue* or Mr. rig It is sr, for his esirrespasafiwe with the Marquis Ws tesi.t:Y, respecting htr.J.ncassis and future enociatious." "Ws have authority to Contradict , a pacasragli that appeared in a. Morning Paper of.tit sky, baling• -•• 44 That• leforteatisto had been the ATTORNET-GeltiltßL, against Mr. WAVist: Alm and Mr. MALLET', fur libellous matter sup. posed tu hare beim uttered by them in their, speeches, at the late Meeting of the County of 111latig.ura l at Hackney. The letters of several of our Of from Ca. dis, contain little elm than a description 4,f the amusements which that city affords, and ettpt..ess no apprehension whatever as to the approach of the French. , We have serif a naval Officer, who left Cadis WOO short time ago, *.:to state., thilt a dread. 10 mortality prevails antoeg the French prisimeri otrisoard the Spanish hulks, having sees 20 or SO ore.thasn daily throtw overboard. A serni►t mild in Westminster was struck blind with lightning, on Sunday night, and remained in a hopeless state till yesterday evening, when she re. covered the sight of one of her eye., but the is no chance of her recovering the sight of the other. ligtedieney the Persian Autiissador went on Smsday to Comb Wood, where he breakfasted .with the &lel of Ltrestrour., and afterwards pro. melted to Windsor, where be had• an audience with his NI a4casy. After.siewing•the ho 'procciated to Portsmouth, to seethe knock Rf . the DeNne this day. His Excellency will thenyturn to teen, sod proceed on his return to resale, about Snottily next, accompanied by Sir Wtt,t e t AAI and Sir Cant OIteLET. The baggage of theist. ter has left town for embarkation at Portsmonth. Their Excellencies will hare their audience of lease st . thc Court at St. 4satos's on Wfalusiday. ."7:•" , ": 7 - , , . 14 .1910111111 • •' - • -711 E ARMY. LOCAL 1111.1TA.--lu Clio ot , an invasion, his %Worry say :older the 'Local Militia to ter , eusbedled tied fißonheil Wispy pad of the lidoidgm far the prempotioo sad tsspet of soy I p tc lu t vaidoe, , esol satiny mad costigee such regiment se embodied 'any' period Ma Ma J ES?! lamy think proper, Slit elisesdisigsiciageko, a f ter the tawny shall hare bride retooled ) feriae., er drives from the coast. , His Miavavv has been pleased to urger, th e the Ganoratteart MArtial whieb was krety W i t at Coventry, sra an Alcor belonging to fl Lead Militia, shall revise Its pracerdbags and e m it apia .1111* s - farther investigation Nemo. The Gaunt will, tberafere, ameaibla on Thurtda? fostoight. Last week, a twits* befogging to the WA G wiakdbire -Local nrgintent of Alditi I, was e g o. 'lewd s the penalty of 901. tar boring deserted from *egad regiment whilst embodied, and not *lstria& to pay tbe said but, was conituilled t. the Reese of Carraction, .at Warwick ' for six ofoOlkil. • This. worming- 90 deserters were swished iglu, t h e % Tub from Coventry, undcris stem% escort of the 13th Light Dragoons. Instructions have been issued by the Peen. ofwr, to prosecute di persona in the United States who hare been or may be concerted iu Out privateers. Saturday crening arrived at Portsmouth, Mr. Bite Wit, Super-cargo of the Bunter, Captain Gigot', front Tenerife to London, after a pas. sage of 23 days. On the 30th of May last, his Majesty's ship Bulwark, of 74 guns, arrived there with four Spanish 74. gun ships and one English ' transport under convoy, having on hoard upwards of 3000 Fmieli prisoners from Cadiz. It is a fact not generally known, that the Pre. aidett of the !Loyal Academy, during a prates. sional life of fifty years, has not received more (lieu two orders fur pictures, from Noblemen.— As a contrast to this apathy among a class of men who have been considered in all ages and countries the privileged patrons of the Fine Aria, noy tie mentioned au instance of liberality of very late occurrence, which is no less honoui able to the in. divided with whoM it originated, than encourag ing to - artists, from the prospect it u.*iis to Orin from a quarter where they had less hope to look for encouragement. A Gentleman of eminence in the'4lfeecantik world, waited upon Mr. W.s a few days ago, and requested an interview will' him. On being introduced he informed hint that the object of his visit was to inquire for • whose collection his picture, in the late Elltibi„ lion, of (Aria tempting Ilosility, was intended. tilr. Warr owe him to understand, that he had apeciie - eftlar to undertake it that he h a g .punted Wslilely from his lure of The art, NW with 'a tom tiptoe') alive, et march as Was in Id. power. tieedtaiyins State of thisnatima for subj, Cul 4 histo, rind ; and that be should consider it t es be al, ays had dame, a defy be owed to his comity and in bisliottivise, to tietnebi• professional hits tq dist iniportasit end. Tile - Gvoilisnen t liediug Mr. Wsroit had no objection to part with thy pict are Mine, said..o% Will yell permit me n 'if, to loreilent yam crab a thousand guineas for that rif e lora" readap t the &Odder ots Member e(lParliemiltf t to ak a Foononof alltairao 'IVAER STILW Alitglq• took place, at, Weymouth, when Sir Jot , 4 'Ursa aleattrreas, Bart. of Wostoto Wit t wag roeurosil Sir.Johtll wad up, postal by GoWersior Althirlinelr, who declines the poll shortly after its coininesconseht Mr. M t ettttsesr, and her time the Dwellers of Roane now, hare let their elegant house in Port. man.mitiarc, to hiegoyal Highness the Dukes( GLoucesesit, daring their stay in Scotland. Mr. Boansvevohe celebrated .owatt, N sr. rived in Loudon, Slier a most sucOessful moresail at Manchester. It is expected that this Son of Mirth will shortly gratify his old ?holds by his appearance in iisiblic. The spirited . Praprietor of the Sorry Theatre will no doubt avail himself of this eircouistanre, and untie more litkito before a Lontion asidiences fresh display of lismoestt's unrivalled eteelknee. `A whintsiea; advocate fur Dr. Joussou's style, maintained that every nom of erudition was cri. titled to be s 'teatimes', or fabricator of now words. It is no doubt upon this groomd that a Morning Piper of yesterday thought proper to big troduee lositegablonevi into our langnage. We see batmen:4i, from unquestionable autho. rity, that upwards of 110 1 0300 bile., of calicoes, lcitslinsl sod silk', kite been shipped from thu India Company's, Uenesi • Warivitiiuw, in New street, nishomate.street, and are stow on their patine to Frank' s to be exchanged for cont. The Admiral that is la take his trial at the nest . . Admiralty Session's, for the alleged iiineder of Edward Hoge, a sailor on board the SartA aN4 Slisebells; Greenland skip, of Hall, on the 19,h Jody, 1794. is Admiral_ Eislitl i tu t 4 ; understand, the trial takes place in Conarquened ut an application, by Mr. Witmait of lien, to his Majesty's AtTellisir-GeN En* L. liellAl).—This day there was no Court of Al; demen t the Lob* d 1 Avow, after inspecting tha Returns, Ordered it to c.intinne at late prices. Wrtcaca.trr.— At a village absent two miles .distant frosts Berton, in Kaiak!, a farmer 1141, lately several of his. caves die of the distemper some of Ida ansdnlons otighbours persisadvd him that they wero bewitched; and a cunning woman told Pim, that nothing wool.! thrive sift ME house till the witch was burnt, sod that oho MA effectual mode of breaking the eaehantatent„ was , to cans* a call to be burnt alive. This plan was accordingly adopted on Friday tbe 11th ult. and s fire was kindled fur the pivf• pow on an adjacent moss,. whither the poor vie. tint (a 6ne heifer.calf ) was taken in a cart, mid placed on g helping pile. Two MICR and aKa vant.noman were the barbarous etteentioacrs, who bald the animat.sin the arc, one by its legs, an• other by its toil, and the third by its head; it however escaped from than several times, and wit again and again committed to the flames.