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Tohe s WORTIIV' and INDEPENDENT PRE EM EN of the CITY of COVENTRY. GENTLEMEN, A CCEPT our warmest Thanks for the firm 1 - 1 and disinterested Support you have given us during the late arduous Contot for the choice of your Representatives in Parliament—a support which has placed us in that most honourable situation s and secured to you the full enjoy ment of your Eledive Franchises. Be assured, the deep sense we entertain of the important Trust reposed in us, will be unitormly evinced by a faithful, , diligent, and zealous dis charge of our Duty, and an unremitting attention to the Ma. nuatturing Interests of this ancient and populous City. We have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, With every. sentiment of Risped and Gratitude, Your obedient and faithful Servants, NATH. JEFFERYS. FRANCIS WILLIAM BARLOW. Coventry, July 17, 1802. CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIE TYN.—, for INSVRANCE upori J IVES, SERIEANT's INN, FLEET-STREET initauted by Charter of Queen Anna 1706. The Diredors hereby give notice, that attendance will be given at the Society's House on WED. - - • NESDAY the 2xst, and THURSDAY . the zgth days of :duly , inst. and un WEDNESDAY the nth,. and WED _N ES DAY the 23th days of August next, from Eleven o'Clock until One, in order to pay Claims arising by Deaths -of .. . Members of the said Society in the year 18 - ot, Old Stile, .viz.•, • .Thornas Jagger, ,late of Brentwood, Essex, Esq. Richard Neale, late of Greenwich, Kent, druggist. -Fred., P. Nodder, late of Newman-street, botanic painter. _14201% late of Austin-Friars, - London, Gent. John 1;.ondOn; Gent. John Thompson, la e of Gutter-lane, Cheapsicle, engraver. James Davidson, late of TOwer-hill, London, stationer. William Green, late of Mount Pleasant, Gray's-Inn-lane, Gent. - John Terry,. late of the 'Old Bailey, ratifier. Edward Bell,. late of Penton-row, Walworth, Surrey, Gcnt. Williarn.Fry, late of Cullum-street, Fenchurch-street,Gent. William Cordell, late of-Hare-street, Bethnal Green,' wea ver. • . Rev. Thomas Hurst,- latC' 'Rotor of St. John's, Stamford, Lincolnshire. Wm. Lawrence, late of London-wall, carpentor. •Jas. Wm. Berrie. late of Ludgate-hill, goldsmith. Cleophas Comber, late of Totienham-court-rod, melter. • . • • Wm. 'Ewsters ' late ofChiswell-street; itonmonr; r. Thos. Higgs, late one of the Cashiers at the lank. Samuel Newham, late of Birmingham, ,Gent. Wm. Sharpe, late of Bennett's-hill, London, herald painter. Wm. Simkins, late of Mill-lane, Tooley-street, lighterman. Edmund Smith, late of the Accountant-General's Office, in Chancery, Gent. Wm. Beswick-, late of Upper Thames-street, London, Esq. Francis Burton, late of Islington, Middlesex, taylor. John Harris, late .of Great Winchester-street, London, pain- - ter. Rev. Wm. Ellis, late of Alford, Lincolnshire. Leonard Welstead, late of the Borough of SOuthwark, ha- Ilerdasher., , Stephen Murrell, late of Ray—street, Clerkenwell, auc- • tionecr. Peter Provo, late of.Pentonville, Middlesex, apothecary. George Durant, late of Spital-square, silk-broker. Thomas Williams, late of Hampton Wick, Middlesex, tan- ner. Rey.; Robie Sherwin, late Reaor of Ashwell, Rutland .Paul Vail 'ant, late of Pall-Mall, Esq. Baker Broughton, late of SheOton Mallet, Somerset, clothier. J ames Dalton, late of Stoke Newington,Middlesex, surveyor,_ i t ohn Higgins, late of Martha Brae, in Jamaica, Gent. ohn G riftin, late of South Lambeth, Surrey, Gent, obt. W. Lamb late of the Bank'of England, Gent. Thomas Jeyes,. late Chief Teller at the Bank. Josiah Lucas, late of Great 'Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn .. Charles W. Clark, late of Angcl-coUrt, Snow-hill, builder. Rev. Edw. Mason; late Curate of Myth, Nottingham. The Directors inform the Public,. that the General Court of the said Society having, upon a carefill revision and ex amination.of the.stare of their Funds and Bye'-laws, found that the Benefits of tll::lnstitntion may be further extended, reduced the preinnuns heratofore charged, and extended the amount which. may be insured upon one Life from three Shares to six. _ At this Office only, the Insurance is not avoided by any circumstance that niay subsequently take place in the mode of Life, or by the place or manner of the Death of the person insured. And although the rate of Insurance is as moderate as atany. other Office, the MeMbers of the Amicable Society have ari interest in a very considerable and advantageous Con tingency. .Abstra6.ts of the Charters and Bye-laws, and the Terms and Methods of making Insurances, may be had at the Office, where attendance is given from Nine o'clock till Two, Ho licis.ys excepted. IOHN PENSAM, Register. 7)is nay was published, • In One Volume, Oztavo, Pride 73. 61. board, QTATE of EGYPT, after the 'BATTLE of la HE LI OPO LIS ; preceded by General• Observations on the Physicaland Political Charaaer of the Country. Tran'S lated from the French of Reynier % General of Division.— With a whole Sheet Map of Lowerlgypt. ,London : Printed for G. and 1 Robinson, Paterntister row. • Of whom may be hail, - lately published, translated from the Fietich, T. Soulavrc's Memoirs of the Reign of Louis XVI . from 11:s Marriage to his Death; illustrated by 113 Portraits, 6 vols. Svc , . 21. Ss. boards. 2. The Lif. of Bonaparte, with a Portrait by Heath, Bvo. 85. boards. AIR BALLOONS. To-morrow will .be published, .price ts. 6d. embellished with - two Copper Plates, AEROS TATION DISPLAYED ; or, a Cir cumstantial and Authentic Account of the most cele brated AERI A I. VOYAGES that have been performed 'in France and England, from the first Invention of Air Balloons, to the present time, by Montgolfier, Pilatre de Rozier,C ha rles Roberts, Blanchard, Lunardi 9 Zambecarri,Garnerin, &c. with the probable use they may be applied' to, in PhiloSophicat and Commercial Pursuits, the most improved Method of making and filling them, and a variety of Curious ;and In teresting Particulars, forming a complete History of the Rise and Progress of Aerostation. Plinted and sold by J. Hammond, le, St. Martin's .Lane, Charing-cross ; sold also by, J . Satchel!, King -street, Co vent-garden; H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; and may be had of all the Booksellers. • GLEBE LAND TITH.ES, and Valuable RIGHTS of COMMON in Dorsetshire, intended to have been lett in April last, but unavoidably postponed..„ • AO BE LETT , to the best Bidder, on the 3ist July instant, Twelve o'Clock, at the Greyhound Inn, in 111:Indtortt, for a term of Twenty-one years, to commence from Michaelmas next, if the present Incumbent shall so long continue Rector ; the .GREAT and SMALL TITHES of Gussage St. Michael, Dorsetshire, and about Twenty seven Acres of Glebe Land, with Barn, Stable, Out-build ings, Farm-yard, and very extensive and most valuable is of Common, and other Privileges Gussage lies about. is miles from Salisbury, and about seven from Bland turd, on the great Western Road. Particulars may• be had at the Office . of Messrs. Bolton, Savage and Spike, in the 'Temple, London ; at-the Parsonage house at Gussage; at the White-Hart Inn, Salisbury; and si the Greyhound Inn, Blanctforcl. FREEHOLD VILLA, WITH 35' ACRES OF LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Newly_imilt and very Convenient HOUSE, in the Cottage Style, commanding an extensive view, and - pleasantly situated at a small distance; frotp.the Turnpike Awn, about 33 miles from London, and 15 from Oxford, with . 35 Acres of Land, all Freehold, and Land-Tax rideem ed. For farther .Particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, SOliciior, No: 6, Lincoln's Inn Fields. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A.FREEFIOLD ESTATE,' - TYTHE:FREE, and Land—Tax redeemed, can6isting of a Modern AI ANSI E, and about 340 nd Acres of Arable, Mea dow. Pasture, a Wood Land round' it. The House is fit f . :4 the reception of a Genteel Family, and , commands a beau tiful view of the rich Wle of Evesharm • The. Roads are .good, and there is plenty of excellent Water. Part of the Purch,is.lt-niocev may remain on Mortgage ; and further pAr_ had of 'Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Linolu‘s FicW, where a Plan of the Estate may !DC SCC:II, and who a4tho:i;cd to treat for tlie Sale of the sane. rrom the LONDON GAZETTE, July 17, 1802. Whitehall, July i 5, 1802. The King has been pleased to give and grant unto the Right Hon. Horatio Viscount and Baron Nelson of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the - County of Norfolk, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and Vice-AdMiral of the Blue Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, (also Duke of Bronte in Sicily, Grand. Cross of the Order of Saint Ferdinand and Merit, and Knight of _the Order of the Cres— cent,) his Royal Licence and Permission to receive and wear the Ensigns of Knight Grand Commander of the Equestrian Secular, and Capitular Order of Saint Joachim ; his Lordship's nominaticn to the same having been signified to him by Ferdinand CharleSi reigning Count of Leiningen N'Testerbourg, Grand Master, of. the Order, by his Letter, bearing date \as Westerbourg in General Chapter, on the Third Day of April last : And also to command, that this His Majesty's Concession and Declaration, together with the relative Documents, be registered in His College of Arms, BANKRUPTS. William Bishop, of Yealand Conyers, Lancashire, and John Jocelyn Bishop, of Leighton-hall, Lancashire, merchants, to surrender july 27, at five, 23, and August 28, at ten, at • the White Hart, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Mason and Wilson, Lancaster. William Fowler, of Kingston-upon-Hull, shopkeeper, July 27,.28, and August 28, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Exley, Furnival's I nn, London; or Mr. Bramwell, Kingston, Robert (ohnston James Johnston, and William Johnston, of St. Swithin's-lane, merchants, uly 20, August 3, at one, and 28, at twehre, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Barrow, Forbes, and Haneoek,•BasinFkall-street... . Ann Lanchester, of Sackvilre-street, Piccadilly, dealer, I uly 20, 3t, and August 2,8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Richardson, Bury street, St. James's. Thomas Woodcroft and John Woodcroft, of Sheffield Moor, Yorkshire, comb-manufacturers, August 7,9, and 28, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, , Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Shearwqod, Sheffield ; or Messrs. Allen and Exley, FurnivaPs-Inn, London. Alexander Fulton, Clap - ham, Surrey, coal-merchant, July 20, at ten, and August 3, 28, at one, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Dobie and Thomas, Crane-court, Fleet, street. Jonathan Tabor Crisp, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, wholesale clothier, July 26, 27, at eleven, at the Flying-Horse, Ban bury, and Augut 28, at eleven, at the Rein-Deer, Banbury. A ttornies, Messrs. Pearson and Son, Pump -court, Temple, London ; or Mr. Dory, Banbury. John Dodgson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, spirit-merchant, August 9, at ten, at the Spread-Eagle, Carlisle. At;orney, Mr. Pearson, Carlisle. DIVIDENDS. .4t.itg. 7. John Lickley, of Newcastle-street, Strand, hosier, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. 14. Henry Turner, of Saint Martin's-le-Grand, silk ' manufaaurer, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aug. 14. Mary Parker and Fell Parker, of Wapping, mer chants, at ten, at Guildhill. Aug. re,. Alexander BroWn, of Sevenoaks, Kent, butcher, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. 17. Thomas Colecom, of Newtod-street, Holborn, bricklayer and plaisiefer, at ten, at, guildhall. Aug.] r, Thomas Spencer, late of Great Wigston, Leicester shire, victualler, and maltster, at eleven, at the Three Cranes and Lion and Lamb Inn, Leicester. Aug. 13. Samuel Webb, of Melkshani, Wiltshire, carpenter, at eleven, at the Kind's-Arms Inn, Melksliam. a CERTIFICATES. Aug. 7. - James Burrough, of Chisvvell-strect, hnAicr and haberdasher. • S'amuel Webb, of Melksh. m, Wiltshire, eatpcnter. Robert Rutherford, of Sunderland, mast ;and block-maker. MAILS. P ARRIVED Holland o - -- -- - Hamburgh o Lisbon • -x " -- --- • PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS' DAY A I TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols. - Open.lOanniucr.4 Disc. THE SUN. SOLEM QUI : S DICLRE FAI.SJM AUDEAT ? LONDON, JULY 1 9 , iSoz. WE this morning received the Paris Papers of the -15th inst. They bring no particulars of the Fete of the 14th. We learn, however, from P our Cor respcdent, that it was much less splendid than on former occasions. The Price of the Funds is not stated. This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon, brong to Falmodth by the Fri:tie Adolphus Packet; in 19 days. The Review to take place on Wimbledon Com mon to-morrow, will be one of the* grandest this season. Besides the four Battalions of Guards, the Life-Guards, the Greys,' the Royal Dragoons,*four Squadrons of Light Dragoons, and,a Troop Of Horse Artillery, will be reviewed, the whole form ing a grand shani-fight. Mr. HILL, the British Charge d'Affaires at-CO-. penhagen, , who accompanied His Royal Highness PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER to Carlserona,. is returned to the Danish capital, with the intelli gence that His Royal Highnesi - hearing' that the KING of SWEDEN bad already set out for Abo, changed his way and went to Dantzig and Methel, instead 'of repairing Straight to Stockholm to meet His SwEnzsft MAJESTY. • , The following is the etiquette of Madame BONA PARTE'S. Levees :—Madame DE LuCAY takes the names of the visitors, and ushers ;hem into the room: Madame BoNAPAaTE only rises for the family of BONAPARTE, the wives of Ambassadors, and 'strangers of the 'first. rank. She orders arm .chairi for their accommodation. She half rises for the wives of Senators, Prcfe&s, and Counsellors of State, and requests them to be seated ; .but she barely bows her head to the wives of Legislators, Tribunes, &c. They must be seated. where they can, and on couunon chairs. The Anierican House of Congress, on .the loth ult. voted the .sum.• of zo,ooo dollars, for erecting' a Statue of Bronze to the inenlry of thelate Genetat WAsti NGTO V. NEW PARkIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. BOSSINEY, julyls—fohn Hiley Addington, Esq. Hon. j. Stewart Wortley. CUMBERLAND, July 15 —Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart. John Lowther, Esq. CU/44U WS, July 17—Thomas Cholmondeley, Esq. Wil liam Egerton, Esq. CORNWALL, July 13 —Sir William Lemon, Bart. Franots cgegor, Esq. : DENBIGHSHIRE, July 17—Sir Watkin Williams Wynne. FLINTSHittc, July i6—Sir Thomas Mostyn. PEMBROKESHIRE, July I . 3—Lord Milford. • SHROPSHIRE, July r7—Sir Richard Hill, Bart. John Ky naston Powell, - Esq. - UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN, July IS—HOD. Geo.KnoX. YouctiALl, - , July is—Sir john Kean. CO,NTESTED ELECTIONS. KENT, July 17—lionywood - 3992 Knatchbull • - - 3400 Geary - - 33 1 9 Adjourned. COVENTRY, July 17—F. W. Barlow, zsq. - ry7 N. Jefferys, Esq. - - 1191 W: W. Bird, Esq. - titz I', Moore, Esq. _. - z tsz Two first eleded. LITRE romasuraE, July 16—Sir Geo. Cornewall' 1579 J. Geers Cotterell, Esq. 12.75 K. M. Biddulph, Esq. 746 17—Sir G. Cornewall - J. G. Cotterell, Esq. 1787 R. M. Biddulph, Esq. zo6z Adjourned. Such was the state of the Poll at the close on Sa, turday evening. Mr. HARLEY having resigned on account of age and infirmities, Sir GEORGE CORNE WALL and Colonel COTTERELL are the new-Can didates, and have the Oebt prosped Of being .re turned. MIDDLESEX ELECTION; BRENTFORD. . , Tw3 attendance at Brentford on Saturday was as numerous as usual ; and with the exception of some intruding orators on the hustings, who were called to order by the. Sheriff, the. day passed without any Occurrence worthrof notice... • 'At four o'clock the Poll closed, and the numbers appeared as follow : For GEORGE BYNG, Esq. 2 445 WILLIAM MAINWAR ING, ESCI. 2093 Sir FRANCIS BURD ET T, Barr. 1,54 A letter. from Nottingham, received on Saturday, says, •" Mr. PAR ER COKE -has been obliged to Withdraw hinfSelf from the Poll at Nottingham, and to take tke chance ofobtaining his Seat in Parlia ment.by a Petition to the House of Commons,-= Such have been the unrestrained proceedings of a most ferocious Mob, that the grossest insults were offered to almost every Elelor who voted in his interest ;, and the lives of so iwaiy have been endan gered by ,dutrages committed upon their persons, after the exercise of their franchise, that even his most" intimate and attached friends withheld their support, and the freedonvof Eledion was violated, by the diffusion of a Terror unprecedented in a country where the Magistrates are armed with the authority of the T.,aw. to itv the peace. _ . 66 The Gentleman opposed- t 6 Mr. COKE, and who is the Candidate returned by the Sheriffs, is a commercial man out of Lancashire, of the name of BitcH, one of the unsuccessful Candidates for Liverpool, and is soppoed to have been either , Li rvited .or scut to Nottingham on account of his po litical tenets ; what they are we are at present stran gers to, but we happen to know that in the last five Parliament's,' Mr. COKE has '4rlifornily manifested a zealous attachment milli's King, and the Laws and Constitution of his Country. Mr. Br R-cH, we un derstand, Made an animated harangue from the HustingS to_the kleSo;:g and Mobility, immediately on his ele6tion, and he contrived to make a happy allusion to the coincidence of two circumstances 'favoorable to the apse of Liberty, happening on . the ,same day. ' 6 Thts,! said the Orator, f; is the fourteenth of July, the glorious Anniversary of that day on which the Castile in France was destroyed, and this is the day which is to give Freedom to the Town of Nottingham, whose Eletiors may. now triumph' over Tyranny and Qppression."l:lo was then placed in a chair, and carried 'round the marketplace, .and through some of the principal 'streets, attended by an immense multitude, preceded by a number of young women wantonly habited in light I,v,liite dresses, intended to represent Virgins, the °loured flag, the tree of Liberty, 'and a band Of-'inusic playing the famous Jacobin tune of Millions be free. ,• _ e sincerely hope Mc. CoKe's petition will • not only reinstate 'that' Gentleman in a Situation which he has lon enjoyed with credit to himself and advantage 'to 'the :Country, but that the tigatica of the enormities committed on this occa sion may produce some Legislative regulations, which :ray tend in future to the better securing the freedom' of '&ieoiOn, by prote4ing the persons of Electors at the time of giving their votes, and also some regulations in the Poliee,of the ToWn Nottingham." . . , The Eleaion for the City of Coventry closed on Saturda, when. Mr. JEFFSRYS and Cap tain BARLow were returned, :to the' exclusion of Mr. BIRD and. Mr. Moolt E. The Poll lasted nine days, from nine-in the morning till six in the eve)); ing, 'the polling being taken by tank's, a mode of voting agreed upon between. the Candidates at the commencement, -so that no judgment could, before the eighth day, be formed as 'to the eventual' suc cess of either party, from the number on the poll. When Mr. BIRD found he could no longer support Mr. Maoitt, he solicited his second votes for Capt. BmtLow, which placed him at the head of the Poll-. About two- hours after the ,poll was closed,' nearly thirty arrived' from London, and more were on the road, in support of Mr. JErr ERYS and Cap_, tain 'B.:km.ow. The City ofiCoventry is intoxi.; cafe(' with joy ; and preparations are, making for a very splendid Chairing, to take place in a few • I da.ts. The average Price...of Sugar, computed. from the Returns made for the weekending. the 14th Day of July, ifioz, is Thirty-seven Shillings and Four puce-Threetfarthingt per handfed weight. NAVAL NEWS PLYMOUTH, JvLY 1 7. AmurEo His Majestyis Ship St. Ceoige, of 98' guns, from Porismouth, and the Portuguese Brig Arrogante, Capt. DE StLvA, from London, bound to Oporto ; also the Diligence Transport, with Troops, from the Eastward, bound toireland. PORTSMOUTH, prLy 18. His Majesty's Ship Isis, of so guns, Admiral GArlst e , remains wind bound at St. Helens, as well as the Aurora Frigate. Arrived, the John and Mary, Pow ER, from garvon ; Nancy, THOMAS, from SWansea ; Trzt-efa', ROCUESTFR, and. Ann, HUTCHINS, from Sunder land. . . HARWICH, JULY iB. YESTaRDAY afternoon sailed the Printe:of Walet Packet, Captain HEARN, with the Mail, uptvards of 3o pas'sengers, and a quantity of foreign silver coin, for. Helvoetsluys. 'Also the 1,77:g Gccrge Packet, Captain P. DEANE, with the - sengers and Money, for Cuxhaven. DEAL,' JULY IS; ARPOVED Nis Majesty's Sloop C0r..0 from Ports . — mouth ; Savage Sloop of War from a Cruize ; Ex press Advice-boat from Ireland ; and /mmortafite Frigate; of 38 guns, from" the Westward. .The.Corso and Express Advice-boat have sailed from hence to Sheerness ; the Savage on a Cruizel and the Immortalite remains. • SII4ERNESS, -JULY 18. THE Clyde . Frigate, Captain Cu NNmcis4r4, was taken into dock here on Friday, to refit, The Public has for some' time been acquainted with the loss of the Prince, the ex tra Ship which was carried into the Mauritius. .The following parti culars may be relied on. She sailed from Madras in Olober last, with 500 Prisoners on board, under convoy of the Suffolk, of 7+ guns, Captain Cr.Arzitg ComMander, who died three weeks after leaving t h at port. In ro degrees South latitude, one evening, the crew being aloft reefing top-sails, the Prisoners, each having a billet of wood concealed under their jackets, came upon deck, and having distributed themselves according to the previous arrangement of their plot, succeeded in securing the ship's people, without bloodshed. They got possession of the signal-book, 'and which is singular, aettially remains ed two ,days in company'of the SMfQlk, - regularly answering signals, until they Fore able to make. of undescried in a_squall, anO.sirely reachetitha•Mau-; ritius, •The Princess of ORANGE left a strong sentiment of attachment and regret at Hampron.Court, and its vicinity. When the Princess quitted that placei on Thursday morning, a considerable number of the most respectable persons in the neighbourhood ate tended to. tender the last tribute of resped. Tb 6 area of the palace wae crowded upon this occasion/. which seemed to he highly interesting to all parties., The Princess herself was deeply affected by these, marks of iffe6tion and esteem,- Her feelings, indeed,. seemed to iMpede her utterance, and though she at tempted to assume a cheerful smile it was mingled, with evident probfs of the most tender sensibility. All the, attendants of the household, to whom the , Princess had endeared herself, by the most engaging; affability, testified the warmest emotions of defei... ence and . regard. The Princess was very desirous of taking with her a little girl, belonging to a poor family i n t h e ne i g hb o urhoo, with a view to bring her up as a relation of her own, on account of a striking similititde between the child and her de, ceased son. The parents, however, could not be , induced to part with her; 'btu the Princess left the' child,-with a hope that it would be sent after herr promising to protect it through life. By American Papers of the date of the zoth we-learn that another insurrection has broken out among the *Negroes in Perquirnens and Hartford Counties,. North Carolina. It is said to be of s most serious naturt_ ; so much so, that the Atnericari Journalists decline publishing the particulars, from motives of precaution. These alarming events have caused consternation among the inhabitants of New- York,' on account of the number of slaves in that vicinity. The Health-Office 'at New-York continues 0 pursue the'most vigorous measures for preventing the introduction of pestilential diseases. Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, the neighbourhood of Cold Bath Fields was disturbed eel in consequence of shrieks from the A crowd began to assemble around it, when Go vernor "Axis being alarmed for his safety, sent s Messenger to Bow -street, to request immediate as sistance. Sir RICHARD FORD attended at the office, .and dispatched a numerous body of the patrole. The Police Officers arrived there about half after eight o!clock ; but in the interim the alarm had subsided. On inquiring, we were informed that s report was circulated on Saturday last, that an at.- tempt would be made to pull' down the prison. This report, it is supposed, reached the ears of the pri' soners, and to excite an interest in their favour , they set up the shrieks to which we have alluded' The Police remained on duty till twelve o'cloc l4 but no, symptoms of riot appearing, they were dis missed. It was remarked at Dijon a short time since} that during seven days not a single death happene d iti that' City?, a circumstance which is the motei remarkable, as the City contains a population more than twenty'thousand persons_