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r JA 3 4 litreeNt• I tan* AVOLISTA KINCITuuM, 71.47 30. Sonsesl 44 ree of agitation was rutted in t l.'s city, early on Friday miming last, from the report of a serious inanbordinatiou having a:•isen iu the id West loam regiment, uuder the command of Major Darley, statioued at Fort Augesta. . . It appears that the regiment lied parceled at the • accustomed boor in the morning. en. the beech. alma thr-e 'tandem/ yards tige the glachelisiding to Port tietidermie lu the fort fifty-fhttrisfseinits evere•left to be drilled by a black Serjelott. They were principally of the eheintia and goromantyn nations, purchased a few months since, to serve in His Majesty's Colouial Corps; forty-six of them were attached to the tel, and eight to the Sth West India regiiiii tits. The men on the beach had not been long under arms, ere a terrible war-whoop was heard, and the recruits were observed to rush out of the fort, and approach near the left of the regi ment. Lieutenant and Adjatant Ellis instantly rode towels ;hem, to kern the reason of the noise, mid *hat they ileeired ; he had scarce reacleel th e vet, before he was knocked off the horse with the butt-end of some of their firelocks, and received se veral wounds mama his- head and body with their bayonets, of which he almost instantly died. Major Daley, Jealous to know what occasioned the (tu mult, repaired directly thither ; unhappily for him, he experienced a fate nearly similar, being knocked off horse, an.l wounded about t hel body, Appeeratices at this moment not being favourable, the officers dispatched a Serjeant to the fort fur am munition, while some of them flew to Major Dar ley's assistance; he was taken to his apartments, and languished about an hour, when he expired.— The aiiimiteition having arrived, the men were di rected to load, mid - fire on the mutineers, which was promptly olieyed, when fourteen of them fell 'dead, five were troweled. and two taken prisoners ; twenty-oar, who did not appear to be uetive in the limbo., instantly eorrendered, without the smatlest resistance. The remainder being dismayed at the check the party had received, ran off to secrete themselves in the mangroves and brush wood, and ' there is little doubt, ere this, they are completely subdsted, or shot, as detachinents of the regiment were sent in pursuit of them. No r reuson was assigned for their improper conJoct by those taken. thou that they had been too 'repeatedly d died, and that they wished to return to their country. Every reent for the tintimely fates of Major Parley and Adjutant Eili., has been evinced. the service having lost in them two valuable offic ers .,. Their remains were interred with military honours, ateidet the lamentations of timer brother Wilier.. On the.first knowledge of an insubordinate spirit having menifestel itself in some of the garrison at Fort Augusta. the drums bent to arms iu Spanish Town, and the t. Catheriue's Militia, with a de geee.of celerity highly commendable in them, were to a disposition for actual service. They proceeded some part of the road to the fort, but learningthere was no necessity, were saved from a most berassieg and tedious march, and returned to their homes. Brigadier-General Darby, with great prompti tude, elm proceeded to the scene of action, with the 18th regiment, under command of Lieut.-Colonel Moneytoon, but there biting no occasion for their services, all, with the exception of:the flank com panies. returned to their quarters. Tao men of this regiment expired on the march, supposed from the citeessive heat of the weather. Information wa, transmitted to the General Offi cers in this district ; and on Friday noon, Lieute sant-General Villettes, most of his Staffs and seve ral other Officers, proceeded to Fort Augusta --All the boats at the wherry wharf in this city were im pressed, and took down in the evening. three'reps paales of' the 55th Regiment, under the commend of Major lialigar, where they are to remain for the present. The principal part of the 2d West India Regi soont have been sent on board some of the vessels of war in Port Royal Harbour, to mioee room for the detachincuts of white troops seat to Fort Au gusta. FROM THE KINGSTON CHRONICLE. Menlo:looters, revey's Pew, Joss,, I anti MR. Erirrnit—TlO pahli. mind h.tesing beets torch agi tated by the unfortunate affair which lately took place at ran Alameda, in a .1 dachment of aboot fifty r •emits id the lid West India Regional, at drill, urn* V. I . ty of whom rush ed oat attic fort with their aros, during the time the Regi ment .AS at e‘effille, m.d before any strip Could be put to them, killed their Major and Adjutant ; the tin-mummifies of whirls hair been 'mot closely and minutely investigated by ton Conn' of Inquiry, and by a General Court Martud, be tor, Which it ►as been fatly proved, that the whole attic un fortunate affair origiriat.A in a few itunr.. t recruit.., and that apwar•b of twenty of davit were itiociei .1 of the offenc e . Togniet the poblie appiehensina, as much as ramilile, I lead you, by ttie pi.rini , aion of his Excellency the Commander of the Forces, the arab nee atlas General Cosa 31.dtial, with the C^lllll(TUrtli order,. thereon. Throe maty farther to add, that the PrITIII nnlisppy offend ers were abut, raiment to the order., and that the conduct of the . .st %lest testis Refitment win Vitrletly Correa and re gular at the execution. W. TONG F., Captain, Acting Dip. Adjt. Gen. Extract fun General Orders, dated Grey's Pen, James 7, ISO.. At the General Court Martial of width Britadirr-Genenti William Balfour ass which was held at Fort An. Rusts, Oa the JO tholt. and continied its proorodings until the instant, by adjminiment were tried the fojowing prom err, Rohert Hawker. Hubert Toren, William Cash4l, Haigh Dive, Williams Tomtit, Jnhn Stoireberry, Siltuan, IMirid Armand, John Danger, and Thomas Moody, stadium of the dd %Vast India regiment, charged with bring jointly and individually contemned in a mutiny which took place in a party of recruits st drill, at Fort disgusts, on the morning of the 27th ultimo, and for violently emaulting Major John S. Harley, Altar consiiranding officer, and lieutenant Thomas acting Adjutant of the regiment, in the exerution of their duty. and %hereby their lyres were Dolt; mot al the name General Court Martial were trial the following men of the said rrynsent, also charged with the foregoing [rinse, and with denrrikin frwa their regiment, vis.—Wm. Per k, John Tonge, George It:inner, Jamm faribbs, We,. linsaitera,,. and ilrery ('upe. 7 - he Coon having matuarly weighed the evidence against the foreprip; prow/tiers, with what they bare serirately offered in their defence, is of opinion that the .id Hobert Hawker, Rnlart 'remit, Wm. Cashel'. tin ;la Ore, Wm. Truman, John Sttriewherry, Wm. Silman, uiel Argand, John Danger, Wm Peele, holm Tonge, George &ago, Bnisitara, anti }lorry Com t , me all and ear Is of them ge.i':v of the triunes with which stool charged, lietux a breach o: ilie .Iri whew of Wtr„simalbf theseime A.tiutit•tti•t nark anti all Of than, du Namsiettlx Bat Hr ('cart aerr:t l'honits Metal) for waerl ire sifl6eicwt crifiemir HiEiscatete) thy Ctatatanothz of the fusitsit'lliztetires the foregoing erittente. Tie!. prisoners, Jelin Daeler, ling% D.ve,W aliens Trillion, Daniel Aegand, 11 . 1eiale Peek. John Twig. and ()eeno Ihelmer,.ehose diving atreeity it mitt cesspit seee,erill inert their just and awful sentence, by being .'het to death, lei *party of the id Wcet laths lieginii nt, on of Fort Augusta, near the spot where their crime was committed, In prewece of the earthen' o r Dort vista, on Wednesday nest, the uth hest. in the morning, at as early an hoar as teivaible. His Incelleuey the Commander of the rimers greatly to mcats, that at Ito early a per.oil of his command, he is called upon to perform' so paniful a part of hie ditty ; hut in con sideretion of the dreadful exiiiiiple already made by the prompt and lendable exertions of the body irt . the Iteg.nient, wherelew severel of the mutineers were killed on the spot, and others severely wounded, and trusting that their crime originated in their inexperience and ignorance of the service, and through the inatigation of those eh° no jiintly Attirer un this occasion, and that the enormity of the offence had nut occurred to them, be is pleased to respite until further or ders (or uutil Hie Majesty's pleasure is known) the following prisoners, Robert Hawker, Hobert Toren, William Jinni Stolemberry William Slime,' James Stubbs, William Ruesiters, and Harry Cope, elim; portion of guilt is root aggravated be e n v particular ai ta, and whose youth and ap parent cenbritiuu hold them forward in a more favourable point of view. . . In the performance of this painful part of his deity, which calls fur the munt Revere example being inane, to cheek mu flagrant and unpariluirilde a crime as mutiny, the Com mander of the forfeit cannot but derive some consolation Linn its being proved, he the inost satisfactory manner, on the late very miuqe investigation of the circumstances attend ing, or leading to the mutiny, that'it originated solely is the ferocious spirit of ignorant and undisciplined recruits i sod, that the regiment manifested, es that unfortunate uccasion, a sense of loyalty and sittarliment to their Officers, highly (lendable to themselves and honourable to the character of Soldiers. Ile trusts they rennet but must sincerely lament the fate of those valuable ollieen, who fell victims to their real for the service, and their confidence iu the fidelity arid attachment of their men in general, winch they had ever been studious to conciliate. Ile strongly recommends to the Ofßeers of that Regiment, taint forcibly to impress on the muds of the tudn, the 1 , 101111 offence for which those unhappy own mar, and that they will urge them to conduct themselsea with good order and regularity, as the only means of nipitig away the disport such acts must neeessardy bring on any corps. By euntm.od, W. TONGE, Captain, Acting Dept. Adjt. Gin. Jur G. The seven persons whose sentence was continued, were shot on Wednesday morning. The following Petition and Memorial hu been presented : To Ills Grace William Duke if 'Winchester, Captain-Cot neral, and (7outsuander in Chief, in and ewer this He Mn jest%'s Island .1' Jamaica, and the territories thereon de pendieg in Amicric.., Csanadior and Vase-Admiral of the The buinlrle Petition and Memorial of the Grand Jury of the county of Middlesex : Sure Lill, That your Petitioners sad Memorialists have, with the greatest conceit', wituessed the .e•rioun revolt mid mutiny which took ear* oa the ir7th day in May last, in Ilia Ma jesty'. 24 WPM India Regiment of Feet, composed of lin t.... of the roast of Africa, sad lately stationed at Fort Au gusta; where'll iileif CODAliaadift °Ain:rand Adjutant MEM slate by the 'nutmeat. That, from the daring atrocity of the act, and the evil ex ample such an instance of inimhoeihriatiod may haw upon the mieds of the Negroes in general, throughout the Island, mid coutentplating the dreadful rented the occurrence of such a crime may occasion, yuui Petitioners, as the Grand Jury of the Count!', where the uffeuce was committed, feel it their nieurishent duty to express to your Grace the seutiments which that melancholy occurrence has impressed them with. That your Petitioners and Memorialists entertain the most minim apprehension., that the continuance of His Majesty's lid West India Itegionent of Foot is this Island, will be at tended with consequences 'roost fatal to the general peace and satiny *of this country and its inhabitants ; wad nee impressed wit% a Conviction, that a speedy removal of Hitt rewi„ meet will 'he conducive to the patrol welfare and tranquillity of this land. • •Prott Petitioners and Memorialists therefore horehly pray yoorGratc to cuturnuincate their wishes to Ilia Majest)a Goverwnsimt, that orders and directions may he forth.. ith trmaspritteil to this island fur the removal of the said Second Wait India Regiment of Poet therefrom, o►, that your UMW *ill adopt such measures ma the ezigraey of the came may enquire, and to your Glace may seem meet. 1 Lad your Petitioners and Memorialists shall e►er pray, sec. Yesterday, June 10, His Majesty's frigate Melpo mene, of 38 guns, Captain I'arker, havnig on board Vide-Admiral Rowley, to succeed Vice-Admiral. Dacres, is the command of this station, anchored at Port Royal. On her approach to Port Royal, she saluted Admiral Dacres flag, which was imme diately rebutted by the Veteran, and shortly after the Melpomene entered port, the band on board of her playing God Sara tAe KEIT. She sailed from Spithead OH the m ath Apri1,11444 a fleet of 53 sad for the Test Indies uuderpanyoy, the "ama ranth* brig of war, with . Sit 481111111111 Cockburn, (in %Trevor of Curacoiii, 011 hoard, also in company.— They tonched at Madeira on the 10th ult. and ar rived at Barhsuloes on the fed curt. having previ ously fallen in with the Corti fleet, under convoy of the Aliroro frigafl , of •28 guns, Captain Seymour. The illfe/posiewe only remained at Barbosloes about four hours, sad left 3 sail of the London fleet (the req having separated for the different islands under convoy of the Antaranthe) to proceed the fallowing day under charge of the .. , Iscora frigate, which is to see the trade safe into St. Vincent's and Grenada, on he► way to this island. The elonaranthe is to land Sir James Cockburn at Cu recoil, and afterwards proceed for this station. Yesterday (June 10) . arrived at Port Royal Its • Majesty's Irigase Helm, of 311 ens, CiPt- Fee. from n cruise, with the Spanish brig of war El Val- Wore, of 20 guns (long nine and ‘24-pound caron nades), with a complement of 130 men, commanded by Don Josef Autz, captured by her on the gth ult, within a few hours sail of Vera Cruz, after a chase of eight hours, during which she hove six of her gnus overboard ; she was (room Pensacola bound to Vera Cruz, and had previously toothed at Cam peachy ; she appears to be a very flue vessel, and nearly new. A most unfortunate and melancholy accident happened shortly idler the Vallarlore was taken pots. scrimoa of; Lieut. liantilton, first of the Helm., acci dentally fell overboard frotu the prize, and, not withstanding every exertion was made to save him, wastutfortunattly drowned. " rataaostb, May ::, 11041. " A fire commenced hr►e at eleven o'clock last night, which has consumed all Market-street, from 3lr. Cadenhead's, 'next to the tavern, to Lamont and Summer's honse (Mr. Highatt's), on the ived side, and from Mr. Moody's house all along to the wharf, on the east side. besides many ionises in ►he adjoining streets; so you may 'oppose the mercan tile people are the menet severe sufferers; some, how ever, are insured. This melancholy acetic is dis ' bet•onul measure; every necessary of life ndiilti he iu demand, and scarcely to be had, which. 'added ko the preawit distressing tinsels, puts us in a illthatiOti by ao means eavi;sblt» , 1 ~ " From what T can learn, the cause of the fire was the carries,. mamter iti e !itch some asi.es from an oven were thrown out at franc:a Lyoit's house. •' The Post. office is burnt—my low is 1501. •• D. P. " Falmouth, May se, ism. " I have just arrived in time to wittier, the de struction of two-thirds of till:, town by tire; it broke out la►t night in a Jew's grug.,-shap, uext to Charles Campbell's store, which is imrtied to the ground, together with all the houses between it and Mg hates, orr bath sides of the main-street ; Mr. Chris tie's house, and all between it and the tavern are in ashes. The dames were so rapid that little pro perty has been saved. The tire extended as far as Phoenix Deticietusy. which has been saved, hut pour Mr. Brown, the Attorury at Law, has lost his office, clothes, red every paper." We are assured, alaillls Westphalian MAJESTY, otherwise J EROISF: BONAPARTE, has lately sent a letter, sealed with his Ho) al arms, to the lady whom he married some years ago in America. It was addressed to her as I. Miss PATERSON," and was accompanied with several presents of considerable value. In his letter he acgarainted her, that his Imperial brother, NAPOLEON, having called him to the kingly dignity, and reasons of state having compelled him to give his hand to a Princess of the German Empire, she must no longer consider hire in any other light than as a .Sove reign, unconnected with her by former ties. This youngest representative of the family, destiued by Providence to reign over Europe, may, possibly, like his brother JOSEPH, find himself ere long in a situation to induce Mimi PATERSON, rather to congratulate herself, than to regret, that she has not been made Queen of %Vi pYAt.ta. At the last Assizes ut Chelmsford, an action of trespass was tried before Lord Chief Baron Mao- DONALD and a Special Jury, in which Lord BRAY.. BROOKE was Plaintiff, and JOHN KING EAGLE, Esq. of Suffolk, Defendant. The action was brought against the Defendant for entering his Lordship's fenced plantations, near his garden wall, at Andley-end, Essex, and shootiug at pheasants, in defiance of notice from his keeper, that it was a preserve for game. The Jury, after a few minutes cousultation, gave a verdict for the Plaintiff, with 201. damages. _ . ANTIQUITIES.—The workmen employed in le vellitig the ground on the north side of the Nether gate, Dundee, a here the houses have been lately pulled down, have found two gold rings, of very cu rious and antique appearance, the han.de of a 'Nord, • piece of an old coat, partly embroidered with lure, and an immense nurnher of human bones, supposed to be part of the remains of the unfartuticte sufferers who fell when the town was take,' and sacked by General MONK, during the protectorship of WATER CaostWET L. The Ceres, for London4has put back to Jamaica, leaky. Last evening a child, about three years old, fell from the window of the first floor of a- house in Brick-court, Great Shire-lane, and was killed on the spot. We are requested to state that the ploughing match mentioned last week between Thurston and Ilessett, occasioned some little altercation, iu consequence of the excellency with which the fur rows were ploughed, and each party claimed the superiority, insomuch, that it was ultimately agreed to plough the same over again, to be decided by an umpire, who gave it in favour of lleasett, which parish non the prize, both master and man; the two former ploughing for a crown each, and the latter for one guinea each—the money has been duly paid to the victors. These are meritorious competitions, and worthy encouragement.(Bery Post.) The motion for a new trial, pending inn cause in the Court of Chancery. wherein JOHN BOLTON is Plaintiff, JANE FITZMAUSICS, DANIEL O'Con naLL, Barrister at Law, and several others are De fendants, came on, on Wednesday se'uuigbt,for the opinion of the Right Hon. the LORD CHANCELLOR, on an appeal to set aside the order of the MASTER of the RisEts, which went to sustain the 'verdict obtained by the Defendants at the lust Assize* for the county of Kerry, owing to the direction of the Learned Judge in his charge to the Jury, who found said verdict. After a full and patient investigution of the mutter, the Loan CuAncELLoa was pleased to express himself entirely dissatisfied at having said verdict found for Defendants, and also to set aside the order of the MASTER of the Rots s, and to grant Phiintiff a new trial, without payment of costs; arid further ordered the Plaintiff a writ of restitution to restore him to the possession of the lands which were taken posnession of by virtue of the order of the MASTER of the ROLLS, which de cision of his Lordship seemed to give general satis faction to a crowded Court.—JAMES FITZMAURICE, Plaintifrir solicitor.—(lliberniax Telegraph.) Tuesday sennight, came on to be tried hefore the Assistant Barrister arid the Bench of Justices at the general Sessions of the Peac e fo r th e di str i ct o f mice, a cause of great moment to landholders in general was an appeal brought by EDWARD (Intents, of Shannon Lodge, in the County of Limerick, Esq. from the conviction of two Ma gistrates of Kerry against him, issued by them at the suit of Sir EDWARD LESLIE, Bart. to recover a large penalty, pursuant to the statute to prevent the pernicious burning of land, and for which burning Mr. GRIFFIN was convicted in the sum of 641. for live and an half acres, part of the estate of the said Sir EDWARD. From this conviction Mr. Gellert:4 appealed to the Sessions, and. upon a full investigation thereof, the Bench were pleased to quash mid conviction. Mr. DAt ID Nu:not, Second Lieutenant of His MAJESTY'S ship fortunte, now stationed in Cork harbour, put n period to his existence, by shooting himself throu gh . the head with a pistol, o u T ues d a y se'tmight. Wit. Pnit.ttes, Esq. proceeded to Cave, to hold a Coroner's Inquest on the bodi, when the Jury brought in a verdict That D. tenor. shot hasty through the Anal with a pistol laden with powder and ball, and of which wound lie immediately died, Uu Frifty, as Mr. Kncrre, son of a Dis senting Minister of Chatham, was bathing in the Medway, near St. Margaret's, after having swam across the Thames and was rettirising, he became so much exhausted by fatigue, that he sunk, and was drowned, before any ussistaieve mail be pro cured. NAIL. INTELLIGENCE. ItITSMOUTIS. AUGUST El. Sailed the Decade frigate. captain Steuart, with Sir R. Wilson on board, for Portugal, and also General Meade and family for Madeira. Sailed the E,wrydiee fligates, and Primrose r!ooli of war, the Winer with the lath dragoons under her convoy for Portugal, and lat ter with specie and convoy for Oporto. Went out of harbour the Ceitturien store ship. and Pada►:as sloop of war. PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 9. Arrived the Neptune (td) from Dublin; r a . rewrite cutter, Lieutenant Green, from the Chao. nel fleet. One of the letters she brought states, that a Briti►h sloop of war passed through the fleet on Friday morning List, with dispatches, with the agreeable intelligew.e of the surrender of Dupont, aorl .20,true men, to the Spanish Patriots. We un derstand the above sloop lauded her dispatches at Falmouth ; Swallow sloop, of 19 guns, with a three-masted Freud' schooner, hoisevianislioutel from Corimna ; 3h gnaw, t:apt. Blarney, from Portsmouth ; and the Sop* triuniiiott. Sailed Neptuste (bit) for Dublin, and /km te n . der for Wale,, and Martial gun-brig for the eau t of Portugal._ Came op flamottze. the Ville de is, lio to be refitted ; part of her men arc• t.) Le tu,i,d over to the Cokdoniau, who it rluAly lo go uut of harbour. Went down to the Sound the Naiad, 3G, and is expected to sail to-morrow. The Favourite passed the Audacious and her con voy on Saturday, to the westward of Scilly,_ Wind S. TORBAY, AVG. R. Arrived, last evening, His Majesty's fr;gste paler, with a fleet under convoy fur Quebec, sod remain; also the iladevitim.—Wiud S.W. hlos log strung. TEAL, AUGUST 9. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships, &e. as per last. Sailed through the Downs, the Drickeirfiehl, Urtnith, for Jamaica ; Peter, Julian ; aid - the I kleia, Brine, for Cadiz. CHATAAIII, AUG. 9. We understand, from good authority, that the transports which are to receive the battalions of the Guards, in K arrison here, will not be ready before Thursday week. CORK, AUG. 5. The 10th of August is appointed for a convoy to rail fir the IVast ladies, but there are no ships yet arrived at Cove. Sailed the Mercury. of and for Bristol, Weekes, with nterchauts' gouda; John, of Cork, Mason, Neat!, ballast. Arrived the //Pro, of and from Dunbartei:. Lang, with glass, &c.—Wind W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIt•TTIVI IS, AUGUST 9.—Passed by the lesslas., boa, &use Dublin ; Tratikicer, Rell, from Linsenrl4 Jam* Cuainiiaga,6ma Jamaica ; Penelope, White • end lb* Cres cent, Agnew, from Surissa.--Ssiled the &sign., Hall, Ise i and the Maria, Smith, for Cadiz. -• Last wtek two companies of the German Legion (Light I)ragoons) 'marched into Maidstone Barra' Ls. Monday, a ;general Court Martial was held at the Royal Marone Barracks. Chatham. on Capt. LAWSON, of the Royal Mariner, at his own re quest, %aid' terinitiattal is a few blurs. The re• suit is not yet known. .._— cOAL-3IARKET,Avaurr le. Skips at Market. Sold. Price. 54 .. Neircsatle OS .... 465. ed. • sae. od. sr .. 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Mak. after .. 4 SALE BY AUCTION. Ety Mr. MUMMA, At Carraway's Coffee-home, on WEDNEADAY, lbs 7th Day of September, tame , at Twelve o'Clotit. A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. in /IL the County of Heteford, comprising Oro Maw alai Royalty of MAU PT, /N-COURT, the Ancient Mango,. House, (replete with at roninatnlsticin for a large family), wit. the offices, gardens, pleasure grounds, park, the green faint. water mill, lake, and tish ponds ; picturesque eottagui. groves, womb and plantations, highly ortiameuted with tim ber, chiefly oak ; ceinprising upwards of twelve hundred statute acres of very rich arable, meadow, pasture, orchor..:, hop ground, and wood land, (tythe free), delightfully situ ate in a I,rairtiful country, net mites distant from the borough of Leominster, nine from the city of Hereford, and one hen. dred and thirty-five from London. Tiro be tiewed by tickets only; or ea implication. to Mr. Tanner, at the Steward's Lowe, in Hampton C.mrt Pork, et whom printed Particulars may be had; also at the New lon, of Hereford ; the Hop role Ins, Worcester; at G4eraos,"4 Coffee-hoisse ; of Edward &iodic, Esq Lower Brook-street and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall-Mall, London ; where • plan of ths estate may he area. . • LONDON: Printed by G. I.):VIDSON, No 19, 0:4 Poswell.eoart, Caiey-street, and pobliabed at the Otht No. tr. Rack of St. eleinve'i Strartil, J WHITE, of sante libire.—teroers, Sr. fur this I.:•pct, Hat tka (past paid), wail be duty atterind u.