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Alf • PIIII.ADIMPHIt • LUG. 15• GOIPV SO AMAMI% /RON • llAll AT AAAAA Tel btglildetta . le IRAs CITY, OATS, AAAAA NMI, JULY poi., IR .0. DEAR Se--1 blue Asa witorseed a acerefteem the upper dery Ma bowie, iambi' tad agleam, as akaost to chill owassio. or Owl etailemee herewith enclosed. The mem* a.J appreramee if the primmer. his Miele° achmowlelg POPO ha the peddle, at the prison dour, to Isis guilt a scl inc justice of tits mu:ester. soul his vent contri tion, and the d cent dem...meat of sH cla-sev of people dineweis whom he palmed from the prison be the plea 4 earecetaue, male the ricrac truly subsea mad awfal The arrangirditat made by the Governor, os the aces seism, eatilles him to bigh credit` as it tot ouly insured wag ty to Ike people, bed tranquillity to the city. Not 'ea built was offend to the cemsumer, sad Ins coughed OM setts all so drays down the pity of all who sew him ins his route to the Slam from wheare he took hie leave of the Ittleht... • r number• of his asniteatrs now in the United itallee, led flips er Soar of them hourly expected here, 5.. , ir Ih4re similar fate. The seizure of this deluded yosuc maa and Ins papers has completely .1...e40peil doe Mans of the traitors in Mouth America, sod in all the either envinwei of Spain, and put Government into agelind of all tlikr asses, deem emissaries, their Idisme. el relay US, vk and to what pod or city booed The eerie blanche famed in his posseociow, signed by JeteitA, as well at Ishreleounimaiwiwiss, were beret neuter the gallows while s vas sitspoutel there by the public bandana. 41 is seed that haelaiethority e same sad commission all %Serfs is Ye r Spam, iv Ater • Arta tdi.•r-Geoeral, apd bad with .e , a empanel...is for the ace Vice-Roy mud Chiefs of " the hotter. • A schoumer is now getting ready, and will be off In about two haws, for Vera Cis; with • list of the saws of the eseessarime itrr ly to that lti.nrions, and the wart of all these implicated by the cpe.emiuus ur ;interests( tine eafor• • lima* piing mon ; mad I hap, sincerely that measures will fume he taken iu time lu arrest mid secure them, before that velem& ani beautiful canonry is deluged 111 blood by their latimuites ei.ndoet. His repro. were all weaved is basks, made is France ur ` B l OOll, for the express purpose, without a false bottom, or having ter appearance of being thicker than uslal4 bat by leareog they were foetid, and the trunks them split up. sat, Ser. Ire. awe rettowiteb Is • O. Wer Tilt STATE PAPER •LEILIDED to to TOE FORIGOIIII6 LOTTFR:•.- Dem ilsevaeler Joseph de Mune y Salazar, Marquis de /twee rlitloll/2 LeOtteette Gemmel of the Royal Armies, Presi dent of the loyal Amherst.* of Puerto Principe, Captain- Goneml 4 the Island of Coto sad of the Provisoes of . the r.O Florid*. and Political and Military Guernsey of • Kevaisesle, dec. Nebel' known to all the ialiabitanes of this eity—That %what sobsewitested and determieed • the emir s of thiskitmes Mamma y Prom, with the approbation' of the Judge Advocate Dee Joseph Antonio Kowa; end two other • horsed Doctors of Lew in sly fill osaficleaca, he has heart itaateueeti 4, aeff.r the highest meamilimeat. for Ile•ieg : 01ellty high femme", seed as we emissary •it Joseph Bona parte, *hemmer iwitemeted to dissolve Lie ties which smite • ;Ms with the legitimate Gommietret if Susie, and In promeate thew/ aid diwitium is yuer peaceable esees lines, with anew that the !]merinos, Cevennes that loyalty which has always wharsetereeed them, Amid acknowledge sad obey the is- Seeded ILing theindeat have deiliptated Dailey and hoar I. which this 111-waysead yeisag maw is to expiate bee Maw and temerity Am the gallows, which well he ma ttegitiemew taming (Doe :ilia wren .'loch. dowse of tiacreemeh, justice is mot imareepetible ..._'" o, l llll Dems Wed umhawity—olliese eiders shire pre. wwiteestly Ii vme hearts Let amt yew moues@ dawn for 'imPialiest costumed our suffocate roar scallawags of he- My.. Abbey she cerise. but pity the minima. This 'maxim "wad he mtneity abewesed ea the day of rionaiou. pemewaide and weld-despesrd aememine will tend to make jtbaalt Imre pmthetie awl trrnhle. C.issfasioa. wenecessery Iliwd impress, oast, Illiberal epithets or macivil milieus, see bitheamaiseg worthy citizens, mid mast aleremb pewilnee me- Iteathely wewiegmeaces Ow the cemetery, decency teed good caider Ism thie iamperahle companiome of sable souls. With alesedasit remelts 1 Saute emelt; from the docility of pow. that deny the passage of the criminal W.. -I the trial to the gallows, seed in the act of his execu ting, yam will stied staple proofs of .use civil mid chrietiew gria.tterate..... by ••nuipaiss.usatind the esbanny I it ci one .1410 eysld forget the seaml prietwle. of patriotism, to main h she *WOW* of his comae,. bud if, aotwith- Idlialiele mt rxpertatemes and my precepts, say use should emsdramiew he will beiweuediately appreboaded and pumash ed, hi properties to his excess, ,sad to the quality mad .0111111114.841 arleis peewees And that this easy hr publicly biome, sad ie cue of cued • tom. atone shall plead ipso- Femme, it is etblereil to proclaim it Duelist the city by beat ef deem, sod that Medlin, Jelly am beloacatiol by she Notary of `the Guverameit, he pat up us the usual Macau EL. MARQUIS DE SOVILRUELOS. By order his Zateßeseey, MIGUEL MBA DEE. Havaaaah, MI 19, 1110. Itrraatt or asormut Lama runs •AAAAAAA - - - DLTED JULY 31 " Deo 'Vassal Rodrigues Akmaa y Peas, to coot:v.:sit, Nth ►a oratroes, "vow executed this taunting, very mach pitted by all the etimette. He was a roots ems, ifl years of se. a arsine of Ilfriscs, sr.ol of a very Revisal (study. U. hit his awn country is rompaay with bruor Arhus I, late Iftessoy of that komplost, who, it appean, poisosed the ea tenures yasug noes salmi" INDIAPIS. • nsctsstu . JUIN 13. Tito Editor thinking that he custlil trot present any thing more acceptable to his residers than a pertly-4.8r &cement of the estioes of alarm which has *existed here for some days past. waited on Gower tine Bairns... for the purpose of procuring inform.. tMn, and was levesered with the following : &DOS early in May die Governor has b..en poa. weed of terarsatioe, commewiceted hr Indian Imam, mil by friewdly India.% that the Shawassee was orbs extetMg the tribes of the Was 11 1 :rtwar status. ilia/tatted States, and that it was • enmity agreed epos by ell the tnbes West of that time • this information was remintinicated to the Otreerommit,ttod was the cause of the detachment of troupe being sent here, which we mattioned in OW Lot. Earl in May alim. the interpreter atria. tobvg by the t amongst the Delaware arrived here. to inform the Governor that that tribe bud beard of the Molar movements of the prophet. . end shot they bad determined is send a tolento Mammy to the tribes West of Wabsoh, to warn doe of the delver of Gottiting to the prophet. • The Goveroor did 'sun thing is his power to • iltre them is this rogation. and composed a far them too delis-r to'tbe Miter tribes. This k ippeate was faithfully delivered, and it is more thou probable, that I, the influence of the Dela " wave. and the insoireasson made by them on the naiads of the other Indium. the war has been everted. • From the 10:h to the limb .extant. the Covers tier wait i•.f nisei! thrusa,gh various channels. that . the 'odious w. re en 11• ctung tut very great numbers shout the proottet ; that the Mutinies hail been so imbontstetl as to aver to attract his conneil—th.it the N'yeroluts had emote into his scheme; and they h.-1 .tend with him. thlt every tlaiiig hil tire: done betaervi while pewpie sad lowitatis.ssiiee the 'misty of Greenville was void sad good for mr. thing, and that they were determined to stop the progress of the White settlements. About the 9th or 10th lust. an Indian came to Mr. Minus (1 French gentletnau whet lives about a mile above tilts town) in the ilead of night, and told bun that Inv friesidship for him had induced hint to conic to him for the porpoire of advising him by .11 interim to remove over the Mississippi with his fa mily, as he might shortly expect trouble if he re. meitied'where he was. The old Piankushaw chief, Gruble, cause also to the (inventor., and asked his perinissiosi to retire over the Mississippi; observing that he heard nothing fr the Indians above hut the cry of war; that he was old and did hot wish any share in it ; that he wanted to retire to a place of safety : the next day he informed the Governor that a particular plats had beeu laid by the prophet tor the surprize of this town, and told him what the phut was. About this time also, a boat which had been sent up the ‘Vabash with the annuity salt for the [odium, returned : the muter informed the Go vernor that the prophet and the Kit kapuo tribe had refused to receive the right barn Is of salt destined fur thew ; that the prophet's brother had insulted hilt' iu the grossest manner (the prophet being pre sent), shaking him violently by the hair, us well as souse others of his crew, and asking them whether they were Americans (they were all young French men). Mr. Br Bet, a trader, who was suspect ed of being in the e uploymeut of the Governinerit, was also insulted, made to deny that he was an Attie; riean, and his house immediately plundered of his provincess and other articles. The prophet sent word to the Governor—" That his people should not conic any nearer to him; that they ,hould not settle on the Vermilion river—he smelt them too strong already." The Governor being lends to create an alarm aunt there should appear au absolute necessity for it, front the great injury that it might produce by stopping the emigre - ions to the country, and per hap' driving off the frontier settlers, hid not hither to made pundit: say part of the information lie had received—but as the danger appeared to him, to he extremely threatening, on the loth he assembled 17 or tis of the leading citizens, viz. the Srereal v of the 'territory. the Judge of i i.e Supreme Court, the Itepresentatives of the County of Knox, the Registrar of the Laud Office, County Officere, Merchants, ice. ati.l having lan.. isefore th..o tits. information he had received, requested their. ad vict upou the sobjeet of time? measures fur put ting the country in a state of •leftiace—this,, an roimously advised, es well as air imin• or dering two companies of militia into actual -erv•ce. WI did those measures were pro ,, res‘iiig, p.'ll, rotioratan,i• Chief arrived. being v-o:I hi th reoresenta.nes or 16 villages west 4 the %V to inform the Governor tli‘t they hid iskot tone for prophet, and had thrown away the roma' .wk he had put int.. their betide. 'chili their minds w a produced Ivy the forcible repre. , ro• time of the Ditaware deputies almerc-ineationed, Ct • Council which was convened the Isle? end ur May, somewhere in the neighbourhood of St. Jo rephs on lake Michigan. The G..rernor ossu►rs the Editor, that the Chief wh u brought the above information is entirely to he depeuiled opnn r his fidelity to the United Stoics, end person:ll trietntship fur :lien, having heen mnw fested is every transaction with the Indians hince treaty of Greenville. ' Tao . y11(111.4 Frenchmen arrived from Fort Wayne teat night.. As they passed the town of the prophet, they were &sired by Mr. Brouilette to in form the Governor, that every thong appeared to be quiet *hove the Prophet's town, but that another council was shortly to be held. There are not more thau 400 warriors at the viNage where the Prophet resales ; end the Governor thinks, that the whole number which still adheres to him does nut exceed twice that number. Notwithstanding the above hi vouratile appearances, we understand that the Go vernor wall tint countermand the order for turning out the militia, until he discovens what measure* will be taken by the prophet apou the defection of his follower,. /from St. Louit, (L) Jane 21.) A Gesitteman just arrived here from above the river Platt, on the Missouri. repurts that the Punic, Paurkos, Moho, Otto. Missouri, Sieux. Outge, and m my other tiatiqns. are at present iii open war with each other. Rogers, the Shalt onee Chief,has re. ceived information a few days ago if the murder of threw of his people, oho were out hunting on the Gasconade, by the ()slips. If this inforinati.,n proves true, there is no doubt of a very forrridahie eap dttion. couiristiog f tllisetrappi and Wabash Indians, beiug set ou foot dub summer against the offending party. Some time ago, a voung oleo hod won the offer. lions of a young woman who resided in A isderstim. She became pregnant, and to avoid the censure of the public, the young couple agreed that they should lonic this country together, and take their departure for Ireland. Monday mornibg, the 3d eltinso, was agreed on for the purpose, and the voting man deed that they should meet earn held wear Anderston, so early At lan o'clock ; the young woman gave hint her clothes to carry to the place agreed on, and every thing was arranged for their meeting at the time and place appointed.— revs young men happening to lie in the country on Sunday night previous to the appointment. and be ing .detained till early next morning, by way of shortening their road. came by occident across the. Geld where the young mats and woman were to meet. and totheir utter astonishment saw a man busy, with his coat off, digging a hole in the middle of thefield, who, as soon as he perceived them. fall off. Ins coat on the ground. The men were so struc k with the extraordinary• circumstance, that they re solved to wait a little in the held, to see whether the man should return, or whether any thing should occur that coold explain what appeared so unusual end 9n unaccountable. Testy bad not waited long when a young on non enne into the field, and asked, " Are you there ?" o r , •• Have you been Inn;; here r Upon watch the young NO replied. • We are thisiltiog it i. not us you are expeenag„ but som e other lolly." The young woman. not fladint,r the pers.in ,he expert d, and thinking her pnrpe9e hid here •liscoverell, immediately fainted. A 9 anon as she reenverel, and could sneminn her Luse. the vino?, men tonlvevery proper theme of b e e which humso.ty could dictate, and restored her go her frimls. BURY SF. EDMUNDS, OCT. 2. An Assembly of the Corporation of this Borough was Meld at the Guildhall on SsturAay last, cr:u -vene.l for the purpose of amoving from the aid Bode, Messrs. Reuben Sturgeon, Charles Peck, and - John Bepintield, for having voluntarily absent • ed themselves upon the 13d soul 24th of August, with the view of preventing the annual election of an Alch man and Assistaut Justices, by which " it is ilasisted they have severally furfeitid their respec tive corporate offices, and that they ought to btt amoved therefrom." The whole Corporate Body being present, and having answered to their names when called over, Sir THOM is CUI.I.USt. Bart. rose and moved (in imitation of the Ex• Member for Cambridge in an other assembly), " Thiit all persons not Members or the Corporation should be ordered to withdraw ;" in which he was seconded by Messrs. STURGEON and and opposed by the Alderman, Mr. BLOSI FIELD, and several others. As the assembly hod suffered no interruption to their proceedings, or inconvenience frusta the respect able inhaliitants pries-tit et the time this motion w•as made, and although it gave general dissatis faction, they readily ogreed, train motives of cour lc .y, to quit the room whilst the Gentlemen of the Corporation were deciding on its propriety, 'which was done accordingly ; and after waiting a consider able tone in the aim-rooms and lobbies, were in formed that it was determined that the meeting should be a close hall; whereupon Messrs ‘Vood alit, Robinson, Leech,•lngram, and Gedge, desir ed leuve to address the A Idermaii, which t It. y ac con inel• did, pretesting against the legality °laity proceeding. that might nike place whiist the inhabi tants were excluded from being pressin ; and the four tin.t mimed persons having been served with sitainire,seii (together with Nlessrs. Dalton, Thomp son, and Diggs), and attending as witnesses On the occasion, derived their determination not to give CI tleitue in a prorate Court, but that they were perfectly ready to do it in the presence of their fel low towtisiiren freely and impartially. They were informed, previous to their withdrawing, that the decisroa fur a ulnae hall had not been put, to the vine, only v.-I-half,- agreed to, for the sake of unit ity, hut that the Alderman would now put the iin..ii,tis to the vote, and acquaint the inhabitants wit!, the result ; which was accordingly done, there having be.ti 17 fur an open Court, and 19 against [\;r. Rola. Carla withdrew previous to the divi. sin John (;noehy mitred as a reason for voting arker..-ly to his Iriceds in this instance, that hem! , no invalid. he (lid not like to be layout lipid. el hr tie he-at ol• the room.' Toe consequence of this decision, ••! t wit'vdrew from the anti-rooms Hod lotiiiie....ittiout dn>: attempt when the w itlesses tr-ra reetue,...d to attend ill the Catincil-room ; ul:3 o; iLtm ha‘ing ■ f an expresser: their resolatitat rather to abide sue kgst eonserptencis than to tine re ~ .!eucc berme a c'ose or seereq (:. , iirt, Mr. CAss rose and motel th:et the C•nrt 'ls adjourn, '.:11 . 18, hriag secor.drit by Mr. CacrD, was e3ttird I.t n lisr4e y, and the A•tenthly broke tip witlr,ut pro. cei L iting on the tiusiness for which thee hail nat. - . Frivit :nooses were is Ate,' tlic e•t:nr evening. for another Ci.runrate Ai•rmhly, to be held on Thursday nex•, uonit the same business. We cationt hello es:iressinic our sstoni.hment. that those persons who Were to be adjudged nit this 11e5 . :14 , 01% 4101611 h wished to hate had the inquiry privately conducted, rattier than hefure their fi I low-boVO81111.1:--1 me , rure sn glaringly iiiiennoitsi tional Mud incotiw.tent with be lillerti e s of English men, as to be only en:enrol:lite with the di-graceful proceedings of a Star Chamber, or Court of ! On Sattirday (bruit: Nlichaelions-40, FRANCIS Toast; a n d TWIN to TROUGHTON. &qv% were sworn into the office of Slieriffa of Nornich, for the year ensuing. —Mr. Moss appeincil in his shoot ing dreg., siz. a short coat, leather breeches, &c. and un the Stewarers proceeditie.as usnal, to invest bins w.th the gold chain, he retu-ed to put on what lie called " • bauble:" nor would he'wear the gown, be said, unless lie was informed it was abso lutely iteressory.— Mr. Seward ALDERSON ob served, that he did nut give it as his opinion, hut lie did entertain a doubt whether his acts as Sheriff woad be valid, not hoeing complied with the usual Inane , and. his refusal also seemed to emery Lime little disrespect to the Court. Mr. Haase disavowed any individual disrespect, bus that hr would perform the duties of the office, independent of external forms, with trath and fide lity. II- also denied having moaned on himself the oft r, as lowed by the Steward, but tbut it was forced upon :aim, with the expectation of obtaining the She of Fin. as he was convinced there was hot • Gentleman on the I3,neh obi helieved, when the precept nits sent him, he would serve the office.— Mr. Sheriff Tamp:tiros entertained the Much, and • potty of his fricorl*, in an elegant and hospi table milliner, at the Maid's Head Inn ; and Mr. Wain , . had also a party of hi. friends to (hue with him un that day, but nut on account of his accession to office. M Mr. °Milt . / sale, Brocklcy. (by Messrs. hsst sus), a 3•year old cart coil sold for 901.; and at the sale of Mr. WOLTOICS stock at Playforn. (by.J. K I an) six cart horses sold for 4301. 154. and the mxteeu Hors-e u'.ed upon the farm produced 7101. 21. At the Norwieli Corn Market on Saturday last, fetrlied from 44.. to per eoomb, but the samples were hot so numerous as might have been expected; and the same remark applies to Barley, which obtainell from 19s. Lid. to ..11o.—Ools fetched from I•_s. to 14.. per coortab, sod Winter Tort a de. 6.1. to 9s. lid. per bushel. At the Cattle Market, fat Beef sold at 90. per and Mutton 7 1 ,d. to Eli 1. per lb.—Lean I.le.stit were .oltt at tie. petit atone, and the Lomita pens were title I, bolt h4tl a dull sale.--Old Hard— land Hay 7.. ti.t. tact wt. sod New Clover 7s. - • On Wednesday evening last. abnnt 7 o'clock. a. Mrs. Coss-es, of•Ttlney.t near Lynn, accompanied by her ten on., was travelling su a post-ehni.e horn Oetirrl to Royston, the horses ►uddealy took • fright, and meat:riled the chaise.—Mr.. COATE , . RAI% •n much bruised that she died the nest morntng„ rPORTL • A•MWEN N RILET OCT Altit NEE t y , SPORT:i7r ticia::.rcs,Prcp: -, Hut PR ISIDIXT, / .TCZTOAT, OCT T. 1 ,Thi:d and last Year.) One-third of a -,, each, fur 4- Syr old coils wit. WO,. sod fo l e „ 6 " 1 D L 4l‘l . . t.d ri‘ Je V i i le .i t ibe ; ft.swirric y ß' 's:g?:. f l e olv i;l . l- ,ib ard N i t r ll i . : 6. l:::i t ai7 . . ''''' .. a. ."'' , .. v . ..... ,.. ..... b :. E.„ :‘ . ( , b. - -- --- 3:::: :. ............ _._ each. Ab. IL gone h. R. Mr. Tbornbill's Fa l i l lerec i , " B ,lo 4 3s. t h it y . istps bl s aa. lb . .. ,: b ad2, 5it t ra.1.11 :..... ,:b : : SUM _. Seerow, Sit. elb. Two-yr util Comm so M r. - ''''..ll • ' y p. 5 414 I OS F airies . ,eibe Mr. BOTITtii4.B Pan, est. brat Mt. Sakes • 4 / 1 /° 1 crates, ow. 71b. Across the Flat, loop, ' '''' '' ' F. Mr ee t H i, ritr t u i ri c li's b f y . J;b 2 o i s k t :e g : Si Mt Me. First halt of Ab. N. gsgs Mr I 2 10 1 on Jubil ee . that Ld Jersey's Nicholas, est. gib. rec. ft. from 14 e b C . l e i .. d 7 n e K ris, an ; : : ' , 6' .. ir .i: c 7 h .. '. . 71 A .t b i e. Act,.,D ' M dloop, D a nd y , l1:91 hF• . 1" f ib t. :41 06 6:11 1 1. ? :I c ki : . Ste' Ti reu —.:.—_ . Ihie WALSALL RACES. Sitar' ---- sea *tom ssnAT, sere. 46. is do A. Sweepstake of li• o s. with so added by the Sle %. 6, law ages, three-mile heats. • ' - 6sl Sir. Dyut i's gr. h Liirlitield, byes 01d........ walked ' a The Competencies cal thalami'', Purse St Gut by . It Ise of all Nam, t hie J mile Imam Safi Earl Stamford% b is. &Nada,* 5 -a old, 9st ak, 2 . Ss Mr. Carter's b. f. by tisr Vlie, . 1 yrs iilJ, 751. 4 11, .... O • of lb Mr. Ashinele% Iv la bia-shhopes, s yn . old, eve . •' 3 is le 3 lit: rang T. A Sweepstake fur gigs for J year ulds...-062 1 Rubble DI s. Mr. Antal% br f Elve, by Sorcerer .... Str Ciotka tt's els. e. by George. .. . 14 Mr. Drulaam's b. ie. by Bernasbr.seglo •.. . be sr .. Sir It. Lawley's b. e. broiler t o g ame 11414 C DAY. In The Tows Seharriptioss Purse of soh by harms ofall aa, F-P* 9l Mr. lireo's b. m. Pamela, 4 yrs old, e s t. alts - • Le Mr. Fishrea lw. m Amulet, 4 yrs add, sac 411 a. 31r. Hutlii.v.% eh. e. needy, 4 yrs old, est. alb 3 'NI; Mr. Carter's Is f. by Sir Wit', .1 yrs old, 74. sib.— • dr Saki Mr. Aahmule's b b, bruallbept s, 4 yrs old, sit. 7111 * id, Earl iftsistard's b. as. Ilalisida, S yrs old,ass. a__ d r menu*. A Handicap Sweepstakes of sr. asch, with sip Wei ' the Town, for horses OM seen Mr. Keen's b. ni..Parvala. A yrs old, est. i ilb... Mr. 111511.11 . 111 ch. e. Sandy, 4 yrs, 7si.elb... ..... Mr. Fisher's b. es. Amulet, 4 yrs, 7st. telb ~.. 4 ... Mr. Creek,' i's eh. e. by George,3 yrs, C05t.716 .... il Mr. Deehasn's be. e. by Beninglirough, 3 yrs, 70...,„ All die Wltlllitrf were rode by Spencer.Pe These rams were well and respectably alerted; ai Sea the spirit manifested by the gendarmes of She rues Ii . encouragement, will, we bine no doubt, showily regal iE first is the asenty.—The Stewards he the easier; m e Sir Jobs Wrotteskay, Mart. and Thomas Giffard, )a u E. __— . ALI NdrAL INTELLIGENCE. , roarssiocru, °cr.?. dal Arrived she Ulysses. 30 gnus. from tintriner, , at be refitted ; the Spitfire, le gout. from ILl:fu si and the Berands, 18 gnus, f.ouu Heltgolattl. Went not of harbour the Marti* sloop of ow she is to take convoy to Nestrountliawf. .l T Sailed the Lionet brig, on a cruize ; and Ilstabcr to the Downs.-Wiad E.. 4 PLYIIOI-111-DOCI, OCT. 1. 1.20 erciiiro , arriyel the Neptune, 9q. and . a ye, i tans, J 6, mom Portsmouth; Sceptre, 73. from ' • t Leeward Islaado-she is come tip the harbour to Ili repaired ; sod the fancy cutter, from Rochefort John I lentlt!.;••n. Orville'', from Siena Leone; t Bailie, American ship, detained by 'he Na ti frigate. Toeilay arrived the Dolphinatore-ship, from G. to rklt.tr-..he has brought a number of letters, *in so RA are ire the Post ()like. •DM Sailed the :linnet 'schooner on a crnize; sod t Ch c ee A r me fe ( mp oe Lisbon. 1.11 Haasoaze the Daring goo-brig, to be repaired. rit.wot;Tels or-re. 30 . 1 _II, Arrived the Prince Adolphus puCket, with a) I • Z s 1 from the Leeward Islands ; io 35 days. .. DEAL, OCT. 4. 4, Arrived sod vulva for the Hirer the Wi/lisa t i l ii East ladiatuan. ,o 4 Arrived the Defence gush-brig, from a entire , errs, the Teach • Sailed the Osprey sloop of war.—Wind E. I A A NECDOTZ Of Di. II MEAD .- This l3lllo o2olo l s o t. well as highly celebrated Physician, I•eiug C. , 1 stilted by • No , uleman on an inflammation in holey • (to which th e Doctor himself was OCCOl4o li ali, 511. I 1 II jeet), directed his unitient by all means to are r drinking wine. which be said was genendis d oieg structure of the human constitution. 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BISH, Stork• Brutal'. 3 4 441 4, Corebill, and 9, Charing Crow. 1.,, 19 ' DEATH. Oa the sth of )sly, at St. Dommeo, John DIP":. w o . r h Hie vim of Mr. Pare, of St. Paul's Choir. The rr ,_.,,. 6___ had jest attained his 19th yeor, fell a sacrifice 10 l'ie — ; Ile was only ill three days. Ile was Sepercacro IS wa's.6.MlA Harry, and elitism, of Chayside. - no,, ---_,_,:,_. a. HIGH NI W .r. AT ,6 Eft . , 2O T . Tilly DAY , 5DA...:L,::::!..._00,17:/:10.13, R 6x 11:[ 7 . 7. 677 ; I.O'NDON . Printed and Pahhsbed at the 02., r, . • _ ....., (Post plide)beeni.l.4A4edirerateseraaarr....utis.....care rsci t i.r .r. B l...a s ed_ .:.. _ 1 . 0 ,. ' 5 ."" -. 1 ,41 ry niencs•lisn. Plialer . -...1 WHITE, se. as ; , S.'""t Ism Whet , ,