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to of the Swede, is stated to have been ineor aiderable.—Oue of their •Lieatenant-Colonels was taken prisouer.—The accoients from the Swedish troops in Finland come down to the sth of Mart h, at a hich date the arwy was concentrated in th.f vicinity of Tawastchus, at which place the: Com mander in Chief had his head-quarters.—This city is the sopital of the Ptot•ince of Tarnatland, a welt fortified, and serves as an arsenal and Royal magtaine.—A Spy wits apprehended ou the , 24th., an whose person were found several copies of u proclamation for the Russian General Bt. xiroEV- Pin to the Swedish troops of Finland, offering dies protection, and inviting them to abjure their allegiance to their lawful Sovereign. We received, on Saturday, Hamburgh and Al tona papers and letters to the 13th instant, the contents of which are important. The French and Russians are advancing rapidly against Sweden.— All the hopes of the latter appear to rest upon England, but it is impossible that any assistaiwe that could lte now seat from this country, could arrive in time to save the fall of the brave and generous CsusTAvus. In this extremity, it is said, that he has sued for peace, and that one of the conditions which be offers is an explicit pledge, that not a single English vessel shall enter the Baltic ; and s hould hi s t erms b e re fused, he threatens all the injury that a British fleet eau infl et upon the coasts of Denmark and Russia. The pressor Al toils and Ilamburgh being under the controul of the [drench, this account may have been manufactured to answer their pm pose. The Swedish Papers represent the Russian Minister Ateraus under an arrest, and do not Mice any attempt at negotiation. 'Lord Cot.Ltanwoon's force, at Sicily, wl ea the last accounts kit him, was ten sail of the line, viz. AtSyrscine--Oreax, (flag-ship) Canopus, (Admiral MARTIN), krp:sise. Malta, awl. Afoutagese. At Palermo, Royal Sovereign, (Admiral THORN 80- DOUG II), Formidable, lied, Eagle, and Tkinseirrer. Slautil,i Sir RICHARD STRACHAN be so fortunate ar to join him, his force will he increased to seven teen sail of the lime, Sir RICAARD basing with him, the Casar, Colossus, Spirant', Superb, Ceasbe►- land, Renown, and Warrior. When our cruisers last reconnoitred the euemies' ports, in the Alediter renown, there were--et Toulon, five ball of the line; at.Carthagena, eight rail of the line ; and at nne bed oflhe Intr. But the French papers say, that four sail of the line have heen'tately built at Toulon, and equipped for sea. Admitting this to be the awe, sod that the whole of these squa drons have combined with the lloclifort squadron, and hare sailed from Toulon, their united force can be only 23 sail of the line, and net 30 sail, as the ?Foreign Papers state. It w:ts understood, that the at Carthagena, were greatly in want of men Sod stores, and that not more than two of them put to see. We are persuaded that Lord COLLIIIGWOOD Will not hesitate a moment in at tacking their united forte, should he pe joined by Sir RICHARD STaicnan, and fall 14 with thrm. • His Lordship hid received undoubted iolormation that it was the intention of the enemy to wake an attack ou Sicily, and it was therefore his intention to continue at Syracuse, and not resume the corn amid off Cadiz. Admiral Puevis had ten sail of the line off Cadiz, before the Sakfe and Belleide sailed from Portsmouth to join him, on. the 17th and 28th► nit. • 'site and ha 401 From a letter from our Correspondent at Dover, it would appear that the frusNian Ambassador was not permitted to land at Calais, but as much con duct to a Friend and Ally is too extravagant for belief, we malt presume that the prohibition was coultued to the other passerixers. •••ng We have received Philadelphia Papers to the 22d, Charleston to the 23d, and Boston to the 3oth of Jaimary last. Mr. Ross: arrived at Washington r *lithe 9th, and was formally received by the PRE SIDENT on the lith. Every thing in America beam the aspect of conciliation with thit country. Even the late Orders ia Council had excited no hostile feeling. The reception of Mr. Ron, at Washington, and the result of his conferences, were of so favoutuble a nature to Great Britain, that the Fee sea AK sumsoott gave in an insolent note, in which he threatens to demand hi passports, if Mr. Itosc is continued to be received as the accredited Minister of Greht Briteiu. The Official Paper, published at Washington, formally contradicts the reports that any indignity was offered to Mr. Rose, on his arrival in America, and assures its Readers, that every poss.ble respect was paid to him, iii coulormity to his rank as a BIMINI AMBASSADOR. The North Carolina Price Cnrrent says, flour is down to 4 dollars 2.5 cents the barrel, and to bacco to 2 dollars and 50 cents the cwt. S.rch is the beginning of the Embargo measure, but whiv will be the and There is an Insurrection in the county of Ken arbeck, Massachusets, and the Militia have been called out. Mr. Jefferson has declared, that if there should Le a war, be will accept again of the Pre vt, Pw sideuct. • ; S. CEO 'taut. .b intri• mw ng hfN liorod roe or spi3r l, (die r n i 6 ht restd• indirg t" It.- - 1 11 • ..1: ' ita es . G , s ..... . s . _ ~q ....... ir 4 • -, .!F jf ,:,.., /nn". . Yi .... 4 ... a . 4 , , •;,,_",, 1 1 . ! , , 411 GRAND 13,1P775M. On Saturday evening, the infant daughter of the Right Hon. the Citawczt.t.os of tit Exciti - 4uss ass baptised at his house in Dowiiiitg-street. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Was.es, cud His Royal Highness the Duke of Ccsinuni.ssn, were two of the sponsors. The ceremony nag per formed by his Grace the Archbishop of CANTER SUM The Princes was accompanied by her mother •the Duchess of IIkUNSW lOU Wk. PER CEVAL received Her Royal Highness on her arrival. The passage an I stairs were covered Kith the finest scarlet cloth. Mrs. PERCF.VAL 1110 A superbly dressed in whit! satin, richly embroidered with silver : the Children were also superbly dress‘.(l. After the crtrenimy, the com_pany sit down to a most splendid dinner. Mrs. YERCEVAL is sister to i THOMAS WS LSOI4. Bart. of Charlton, in Kent, whose child Her Royal Highness was sponsor to, by pral:y, soma time since. ANOTIIER. The infant diughter of the Hon. Gronue Here- Isar, fourth SOW of the Earl of CAIt,IAftVON, Wits baptized on Wednesday evening last, at his house, in Bethel-greet, Norwich. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. BOWMAN.—The Mayor of Noaw Ks and Mrs. T. ilaßvar, stood Proxies for the Earl and Counters of CAINARVON, and Ake. Mosse for Lady POltelitSTElt. After the ceremony, the company were presented with the most elegant refreshinents ; at eigl.t o'clock dancing commenced, and nt twelve the supper, room was opened, which was brilliantly illuminated with variegated lamps. and most tastefully deco-. rated with wreaths of evergreens, &e. (her the tire place were the family crest and motto Mee je servirai) and at the bottom of the mom the initials of the child's name M. J. F. H. very ingeniously formed of yew. The company consisted of about 60 ladies and gentlemen of Nora/4.h and its neigh bourhood, officers of the garrison, &c. The supper displayed every delicacy of the motion. Daneiug was again resumed and continued until an early hour the succeeding morning. Mrs. Hcaltinr was . Mal HOOD,. of St. Andrew's-bill'in the cou.ity of Norfolk. Vesterdiy morning His Man Princemer SOPHIA, AUGUSTA.. and MARX. accompanied by Lady ISABIELLA TYYNaa,audGeneral , Max Sail and FITZROY. rode to St, George's Chapel. and heard a 'sennon preached by the Rev. Mr. Dl.lllilf, frcint St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, ehap. 13, verse It, and afterwards returned to the Palace. Her Meas:vrir, Princesses ELIZABETIGN.GI Asia- LIA, had (livi.se service performed in the Palace. On Friday Marquis Costa wat.t.uo paid a visit to Their MAJZITI:ts ; slept at the Queen's lodge, and left Windsor on Saturday. Mrs. JORDAN'. Constantia, is TheChilwei....and.4 the taretrwitiftfirre of The Prize, attracted a bril liant home to Drury-lane Theatre. on Saturday Bight. Mr. BRAILA]. and Signora STORACE exerted their powerful -talents in the sweet airy allotted to them, in Heartmeti and Rowena. Dr. R. N..Bancaocr has been elected physician to St. George', Hospital, in the room of Dr. Pfid. GERTON. who has resigned. The election was car ried by a majority of three. Madame CATALANI, although still suffering *mu laiareeness, came forward, en Saturday, in the Comio Opera of II Fourbo rstro II hurt*, cud joined in the chorus. She, however, played with great vivacity. and received much applause. Coomt's ShyThek and Sir Archy • Mresaream attracted a crowded audience to Covent-garden Theatre, on Saturday night. Miss Lucian was an i:ateresting Charlotte. in the Farce of Lure-a-Is- Mode. _ . . . A Lady of fashion in Hampi►re it is said, eloped last week with her footman, leaving an affectionate husband and ten children. • Colonel FOSTIIR left town, yesterday, to attend the ensuing Assizes nt Dundalk iu Ireland. The Directors of the East India Company will Rive a grand Dinner, on Saturday next, at the London Tavern, to the Cabinet Ministers and Officers of State. Lord and Lady CAIIIIINGTON gave a grand din ner, ye4torday, to. Sir Joan and Ludy NnwPowr, and several Nobility. • The Countess of Pgllllllo[ll. ei-derent Countess Woaonzow, is said to possess some of the finest diamonds in this kintdoua. They are those pre sented by the late Empress CATHAIUNS of Rus sia, to a favourite Minister, the Countess of intones uncle. We understand the Gentlemen of the Long Robe wi:l shortly be employed on a Craw. Con. }airiness of much interest—the parties, a Northern Baronet of large fortune, and a Lady of rank and fashion, the wife of • naval °herr. The Marquis of LAIIIIDOWN and family are ex pected at the Castle of Southampton, in a few days. The TaVors *ay, that General Gower should have removed the clangs and not tlieflisits from the army opposed to Buenos Ayres, and in that case success would have been certain. A Peer, not a little_eraerkable for pride, having lately cnt his finger a wag observed that his Loedahip was in danger, as there appeared a great deal of proud flask about the wound. The sons of tit. Patrick were strangely divided on Thursday night—while some were hot with the Tuscan grape at the Freemasons Tavern, others were coolly employed in discussing the affairs of Cold Bath Fields 'Prison. The lust Bath arrivals are:— Lady Stases, Ledv Mary Carnegie, Lady Goodwiek, Lady Smyth, Heft. Mr. Roper, Sir Haagerturd and Lady Haskins, Arebdearne Warborloo, Rev. bean Stevenson, Brigadier-General Regality, Col and Mrs. Lewis, Cis4:Fer sioe, Col. Franks, Major sad Mrs Rigby, Major Lloyd, Major Dickson, Dr. Wilson, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, Rev. Mr. sod Mrs. Chases, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Daeliwood, Roe. Mr. sad Miss Smith, Rev. W. Palmer, Rev. Mr. Ro binson, and Rev. T. Bracket. A lady, with her two children, left Paris, on the' 3d inst. for Rotterdam, from whence she contrived, with thirteen other persons, to escape in an open hoist to a maiall vessel, which safely landed them at Harwich, on Saturday lost, for winch passage they pa.d no kiss a buss than 2,MS. IR).11E CIRCVIT. Issinerolsr, ritIDAY, WA&C!I las •• • CIVIL 811)11. The RIICG V. COrLESTOM:. dud MiltinliEtt. • This wu , s iiiformastion filed by tits Majesty's ,Attw•oey-General against l'hontas L'oplestoire a . ntl ihilun Gnomon ; the one an cacer of excise. and the latter a tanner, ut AyleNtord, in this county, for . a conspiracy to derrautt the revenue, by under- weighing the taunad halm. Mr. Serjrant SuitenLai haring, stated the ease, Betty, a . Surveyor-general in the excise, depoae•d, that he and another were sent by the • Board of F., eisl to Aylesford, in the mouth of August last, fur the purpose of detecting some frauds of uhich the Board had received notice. When. they arrived they went to the house of the Officer, Coplestone, a►d looked at his survey-book. They found that on Saturday, the day beiOre, lie had weighed hides at thi Defendant's, Gammon's, and the entry in his book was 14 hides in number, 51.51 b. in waght. They told Ilion they should go to Gammon's and reweigh the hides, and that he mud aceotupany theta. 14e consented readily, and they went to the tan-yard of Gammon. He was at that unwilling to itibi . ,tt him, hut on telling him that he must abide the coneegnencea if lie did not, 'he at last called • man, and told hien to fetch out the hides which were ou the precelinK day weighed. The men mid there were twenty, bat Coplantone said there were only 14, upon winch the Man said " True, there were only 14." Betty, the wit ness, then• went up to.the house door, and asked Gurussioa how many were weighed ? bnt before he could answer, Coplestoue interposed and said, " You know therk were only 14—your fool of a wan suid there were Yu." Gammon upon this re , "No were only 14." They then p:octssdrel to weigh the 14 hides, which were en tered in the Officer's book. as only weighing hi albs. but they found them to weigh 701ba. Coplestone, who stood by, was mach confused at this, and said there assist have been nentetnis- take,. aril that he twist have weighed smaller hides yesterday. They then looked at the six other hides rewairuael iu the tawhouse, but they were found much larger and heavier. This statement was continued by Playll, the other Surveying Cie cent, who accompanied Mr:•Betty. Halph , Maack, late a Supervisor in the'Exclive; from which employ he had been dismissed for nipt compounded a penal action, swore, that in a converwitiqu winch he had had some time ago with the I)efeadatit, (ianituon had told him that eqi,"7. plestaie had made proixisals to him to weigh his hides favourably, if he would consider hint, as his salary was not enough to support his family : that as he had lately been surveyed he two strange MB f.ers, he added, he was afraid some mistake might happen, for Coplestone was an unsteady man. He also said that Coplestoue had had about two guineas of him. The witarts said he had reported this can versatisse to the Hoard of Escise; and when Gam mon told it to bias, he said he was nut afraid of trusting him, because be knew that the Beard ha 11, ,. . - teeringlWriii discharged. Mr:Li/was addressed the Jury on behalf of the °Meer, mid Mr. Guam LY on behalf of the tenser; sad severisl witnesses, aniaig whom was the High Sheriff, gave the latter a most excellent eharacer. • 'line Jay famed them both Guilty. CRIMINAL SIDE. _ Wilrusai Pegs; - and Ju4jt Saws were indicted for burglasionislv breaking and entering the house . 1 1 of Jame* runck, in the pariah of Greenwich, and stealing a quantity of copper money. a guinea and War, an d three seven Aiilinws piers-. iu gold. 1s itlians Franck deposed, that he kept a public.. house io Gn. switch, and it was his custom always to see his hot as fastened safe at nielit. On dire, of February, after he had been in bed some. • time, he was awakette..ii by his wife, who said there' was same one certainly in the house. He imme diately got up s and, with a cand:e in his hand, went down stairs ; when I e bad got near the bot tom he saw two men in the bar, who were cm pitoytd .in turning out his till; he distinctly saw the flice of one of them from their own candle, and that was Snow. He calles!--halloo ! who's there ? upon which they both rushed towards him, anti one of them, he, could not say whom particularly, gave him &blow on the herd, which stunned him. When We recovered they WI re both gone, and hail taken away his moue} out of the till. Henry Mead, au accomplice, said, be was one of the partlr which set out ou this night to rob the Prosecutor* house. They broke open the window shutter, and Payne, and Snow went nit. the house, while be staid without-side on the watch; they re turned to him, and raid they had het n disturbed, but that Payne had knocked the man down with the iron crow which they used fur breaking into the house. Upon reference to his examination be fore the Justice, it appeared, that he had then said, it was Sams. and not Payee, who bud struck theblaw.—The Jury found Snow Guilty, but se ratted Pa 3 ne. They were again tried, and both convicted of a burglary in a public-house at Lea isham, in which latter case a piece of foreign gold coin, which had been stolen, was found in the possession of Payne. Samuel Illartin, a baker, in respectable circum stances, in the parish of Woolwich, was indicted for stealing a firkin of butter. The firkin in ques tion, along with 44 others, was ringed at the door of a house before they could be housed, and three witnesses swore- to the person of the Prisoner as being the man who carried away the missing firkin. I' it the Prisoner, independent of his good charac te , proved, that at the time of the robbery he was in company with a neighbour all that evening. The Jury immtdiately thund him—Not Gisi/t/. Rolfe, master of the Prise d lighter, was indicted for stealing lolbs. of beef, the pro perty of flis Maiesty. The Defendant was em ployed by the Victualling Board to carry some beef to a ship of war. The Officers having had a suspicion that the Defendant opened the casks. went on board and found one cask bad been opened. On searching further, they found some pieces of beef concealed beneath the deck. The Jury found the Prisoner Guilt f, and he was sentenced to one . year's imprisonmeist and to hard labour. The Assires rowel sided. Nine prisone . rs received . sentence of Death, of whom AVM'. Snow, and • It'illiast Dilly, for au unnatural offence, art left for execution. FRO.II Si TL RDAY Nelms mizAlittZ Qmegail Paffoe, Dlerc% i 7, Inns. Th. King has beat pleated to appoint Aiigastus Fim. to be Ensign of the Yeomen of the Gonads, vice Wil liam Jepson, IM.I. resigned. Whitehall, Mirth 19, BM& Thy King kin been pleased to grant to the Honourable sad Reverend Henry Ryder, Master of Arts, the place and dig uity of a Prebendary of the tree Chapel of .S 4. George, is the Castk of. Windsor, the BRIM tieing ,void by the resigna tion of Doctor William Beaumont Busby. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Without Cooper, Bachelor in Hilriaity, Fellow of St. John's College, is the University of Cambridge, to the Living of the Rectortand Pariah Church of Warlinghant St. Mares and St. Peter's, with the Chapel of Siiiitterloy, iu the count' and diocese of Lincoln, the one being void bi the death of I:octor John Barker. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ore, Iffan.4 19, 100$. sd Regiment of Life Guards—Corset and Siih-Lientennet homage William J. Griffith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vire flarrieston, promoted in the sith Font. Cdrort mid Sub-Lieutenant Berger to be Liestenaut, by purchase, v,ce Lyre, promoted. Geosce Proffiertion, Gait. to be Corset and Sob-Lientimunt, vim Griffith. sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Edward Jeffreys, Oral. to be Corset, by purchase, vice Huey, petic:o:rd In the 'nth Light Dragoons. • 41111titto--Assetant-Stirgeos Andrew Halliday, Rom the ISth Light Dragoons, to 14 Awe:staid-Surgeon, trice Richards, appointed to the isth Foot. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Hcory Vernon Monte to the Clinsii,) to bp Ewers, without vice Cutiliffe t who reales'. ltd Regiment of Foot—Major William Iremoerr, ""th Foot, to he Lieutenant-COl...net, by •-• Juno% who retires. Stet Ditto—Major Jobb Macdonald, from the hr Lieatearat-Colonel, by purchase, vole I.ogoo, tires. 96th Ditto--Captain W. C. Enstace, from the meat, to be Major, by part-lure, vice Thorley, STAFF. Assistnnt-Cemniissary Mathaw Delaral Olifenra. Irish Eatabirliment, to be an Assistant-Cour Storrs, Prpri , ons, and Forage to the Forces, . . hunt, whir r:.changee. - Airximiier Somerville, Gent. to he an Assistant of ‘ , l,.tri, Provlsiais, and Forage to the Fe the ‘I est Indies. HOSPITAL wrArr. Deputy laspeMor Alexamtet Baillk to be Tatpector p tats. .thostant-Surgeon Samuel Leeson, from lbe. to be Apothecary to the Forces, eke Huna!, Curreesissiett sired by the 1.01,1 Lieetcnaxt ;?t* Lincoln. Royal Lincoln Volunteer Infantry. The Right Haausrable Lord Mossun to be Lit' leoet--datcd March s, 'sue. Admiralty-Office. March 19. Copy of a Letter to "ice-Admiral Huesca., Chia of His MajesWs Ships and Vessels siff t. HIS Majesty's hired closer, Princess Yarmouth Row4e ; March ti, hnve the honour to inform yon. cruising, pursuant to your orders. the hearing S. 40 E. distant forty iniles, with. en the evening of the sth, and gat a French 'cutter pnvateer, which. atter twenty-four hours, I drove on shore •• it theu bloyius.tulpAellt, fos,the„ l : 'Tier; Ana peketving Tier crew unrtggi stood as close is as possible, and &intact the cutter, which she returnel • but ti ing of thee r tit, the weather moderatinti. 1 s_ boats ia, and had the pleastre of effectually stroying bsr,under a heavy tire of nu the shore. die proved to be, front the of the fishermen, the-Dankerquois, dionnting fonr three-pounders and fort 'formerly His Majesty's revenne cntter Deal.-1 have the honour to be, &c. A. M' BEVERLEY UV AIT. Os Saturday ise•unight,tbe match for too shied as vender : Mr. Freak Watt's b. h. Ihwtor.. Mr. Very Legiinfs gr. h, Holdersiew..2 At start*,sou bad non tin Sy. repotakes very cleverly, was the farinirte; Decree hay.ng paid forfeit in the stakes,-it was 7to a azninst him: but this s erns t basis been a piece of Tnif Jorkeeship, as the great superiority of Dotter lu runniest: the )latch nearly distanced 1101Yetrest, tied left many dismal runntewinces amongst the parth_ ,s who thought the Match " snag thing." Indeed mere betting. took place than was Leer remembered un a Ike occasion. The Holdeusets people were wiry sanguine • hat aft. r their favourite got best, it was well enorgh ob served, that the Doogou's pk i sic woe mu very palatable. The Dave% UN I roam of Beverley Mint is a 'shark coat, small clothes and stoekinp, with a silver button on them, and a white waistcoat. tbe dress is well chosen. as it is i.ot unsuitable to young dirims, who ere amongst the stoat 'Ti nted sad art/weer riders in the whole hint. SHOCKING RXECU77O37. WIIICArSTRIL, r AWCPI On Monday morning hit, abort eight o'clock, Lail Her rind& , fur the wafts] murder of Frasciscu Romani, stag cue. /eyed from his cell, in the sew gaol, tu the place ufeseertiow, 'scar 'hies city. He I chaired with greet petition, aftcr his conderisnatitm, and made a C.13fe1d11 4, 11 of the cr.use fist *hick he ti .11 going to sufler. As the insfortunate man timid not speak any Morn. but the Spanish, s Cieutleman (a Priest) tame from I.modust on purpose to attend him in his last At the piece *festcoinsu he preyed most feet-catty. Rot a most mclimc holy circumstance tool. place at ptitturg the seistenwe into tkeetnitlel, owing to the hangman out naderstandlog his duty, in tilting the rope on the galkes• at a proper time —The rope was put Mond the malefactor's oecit, and ilw Bart instantly moven stray, he CAI, suspended : hut, al. eking to relate . is the convolstoe agonies of death, his feet %tett panty on the ground; and he Lanterwent ti twist violent strativlation.-.. His dying groans uric awful be l ssad descrsptsun. He re mained is that sitostitm fur some tine; and tine spoke, is great Inrush, segues:tee to he put cat of h.o misery. Ous of the jarelia men, to composition to the unhappy sufferer, took round the host!, ss.d lifted bins up, 'is order to 111310 re the tope, abirit war then snider his chits, to ander his left ear. He *as si„esin throw', of, sad it Kite sc sae Com before death put a heal period to Lie great sitffer,urs. Thom was a smote at ahnh Isinnantty shuddered • it rut many of the spectatoi, to the heart. tits body, after hanging the usual tune, ruri t.. the s.ll.•; : soni to be ausituntionl. Thel,oen CH•xect.vait positponed his decision in the Opera business, ou Saturday. to this day. It ass nut Ma. J At.eso s, the Mende!? for South employ, but Nit. J ACUSON, the inglepcivkrt Itepre wietitive of Dover, who Toted in the seniority for Ijjpilid unties last Monday, whey the Mutiny till Owed the lionse of cOlllllllOl.ll. It is reportedoan the authority of a fishing smack, thee sevrral Dosch ships of war are at seu. Nine sail of the line and four frivits4 set stated to be fittiug out at Flushing with all puueble dis patch. The Gila As, n 1•0 were ordered to hold there s-lreires readine for service to the Baltic, /save been ..ouuteriliat..hil. maitre. „ c oitus Attlee,. • aids, vice Wil- kionsurable sad e place sad dig- At. George, in by the resigns- it the Reverend nte of St. Jollies he Live; of the St. Mares and the county and .5 the druth of S. fitib.Lientennat int, by purchase, nt. e Liestenaut, by Sab-Lientseunt, • • Jeffreys, Gent. to o:ed In the 'nth liday, feum the • • lice to, Esq.. 'rage of • about purchase, longer, frost tile y purchase, vice the 43d Poet, to e Lognu, who re- the met Reel- irley, who rake/. 'gears. from the it-Cuioniivar) of • 'wan, vice Park- Sant Commissary • Faece+setviug is Inspector of Ifte- • he ail Regiment, laid, di • eased. of Me Coady 9f intry. be Lit utensat-Co- -4 1505. ii, Csilnandee-it- la the l'cxei. Princess Aegasta l / 4 re 17, 1111010• you. that Whitat the Tex* *theta rides, 1 fell 19 • I gave Ofiese • titer a chase rent Katt:rick': ssiats_t,a,maaillo - ' ;ging of Ler, Lack‘d her from :,[ It on the et'oS- Mini, I sent my effectually de. musketry from the infonaut:on is, of Dunkirk, [ forty-five men ; tter ?instable, 9f :e. WCtu,Locit. • too gwiless was do- .. 0 Sneepetokee very paid forfeit in the