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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Farr. g. Lord Chamberlain's Ofite, Jan. 9, 1802. NOtice is hereby given, that there will be a Levee at St. James's, on Wednesday next, the 13th instant. Cotim-lisikns in the Royal Petnbrok6hire , Militia, .iipied 6y the Lord Litwit:ant: . , . Captain OVVCII Philipps to be Major. Dated August 24, Samuel Harries, Esq. to be Seco'nd Lieutenant, vice. Lloyd, deceased:. Dated November 2.7, aot. 'lalitheT,HaTries, Esq. to be Adjutant, vice John Lloyd, 111ledeatM! Dated as above. -eiv4kstitins signed by the Lord Lieutenant for the Cr,:trty of Lancaster. : - Richard Cardwell, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated November 14, 18oi. Henry Fieldeir, '.Ef.q. to be Ditto.' Dated as above. . , LENT -PREACH-ERS APPOINTED TO PREACH BE- FORE HIS MAfESTY, FOR THE YEAR 1802. • March 3, Ash Wednesday, Dean of the Chapel, Lord Bishop of London. 5, Friday, Dean of Chester. Dr: Cot ton. 7, Sunday, Lord .Bishop of Durham. 10, Wednesday, Mr. Garnett. 12; Friday, Dean of Chichester, Mr. Mil ler. - Lord Bishop of Winchester. Dr. Gretton. Deana-Exeter, Dr. Harward. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. Dr. Coombe. - Dean of Norwich, Dr. Tur ner. , • Lord Bishop of Brisroj. Mr. 13 urrard. Dean of Winchester s , Dr, Ogle. Lord Bishop of Chichester. Mr. Deare. Dean of Worcester, - Dr. Ons low. •. xi, Palm Sunday, Lord Archbishop of Canter bury, or Lord Atchtushop of. York. , Mr. De Membray Dean of Westminst:r, Lord Bishop of Rochester. Lord Almoner. 14, Sunday, Y 7, Wednesday, ,19, Friday, zi, Sunday, 24 , Wednesday, z 6, ,Friday, 23, Sunday, 3z, • Wee.nesday, April 2, Friday, 4, Sunday, 7, Wednesday, 9, -Friday, i 4, Wednesday, 16, Good Friday, IS, Easter Day, SALISBURY. LENT PREACHERS APPOINTED TO- PREACH AT HIS MAJESTY'S CHAPEL AT WHITEHALL, ON WED . NESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS, FOR THE YEAR 1802. March 3, Ash Wednesday, -Dean of Carlisle, Dr. Milner. 5, Friday, Dr. Schutz. 10 .Wednesday, Mt. Collier. :rase Flflay, Dr. Bingham. 17, Wednesday, Mr. Kynaston. 19, Friday, - . Dr. Small. 24, Wednesday, Kin. and Rev. Mr. Legge. 16, Friday, Dr. Moss. 3J, Wednesday, Mr. Edridge. • April 2, Friday, Hon. and Rev. Mr. W.elles . ley. 7, Wednesday, Mr. MAdan. 9 , Friday, Hon. and Rev.. Mr. Stopford. "14, Wednesday, . Dr. Vincent. 0, Good Friday, Dean ot Gloucester, Dr. Lux more. Si%LISBURY BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. - - Feb. i 6. Richard Beresford, ofAl Ireton, Derbyshire, hosier, at eleven, at the George Inn, Alfreton. • BANKRVPTCIES SUP,ERSEDE,D. Archer Whiting, of Long.Acre,•coach-maker. - John Holland, of Pembertdn, I.i, , ierpool, merchant. William Middleton, - of Liverpeol,-merchant. BANKRUPTS. • - • . Joseph Tithmis, of Bowling-street,:Werictinster, 'shopkeeper, to surrender January 16 4 at ten, 30, at twelve, and•february 20, at ten, at Guildhall. A t t orney, M r. ,Lindentan,. Crown court, Crown-street;Westminster. ' Nathaniel Lonstlale and -Thomas Thompson,' of Bed-ford street, Govent-Garden, woollen-drapers, January '49, 30, aud,February 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,Alr. Jopson, Lincoln's-Inn i•tew.tquare. Joun Phillips, of the. S.wan,lnn,' Ross,. Herefordshire,•inn holder, ,January 21, 28, and FebrUary eleven, at the kli4s-Arms Inn, Ross. Attornies, Messrs. Collins arid Pyrke, Ross. • - Richard Gztes,; of Great Saffron-Hill, near Holborn, baker, - jantlary 2.3, and February 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney s .1‘4r.•11.-13. Bishop, Lyon's-Inn. John N.obes pncl William ' , lobes, of Sotrthsea,Common, Portseii, greca,vocers January 19, at th ree , zo , a n d F e b . 26, at eleven, at the "Union Tavern, Portsea. Attornies, Corothwaitt.. John Heelof, of Porfsea, Hants, William Berdall, of Whitcombe, Sornetsetshire, mealtittin, . January 22, at six, January 23, and February 2o at.ten, at the Talbot Inn, Br is t o l : . A ttorn ie s, I'. Williams, WinchFor_44,• Gloucestershire; o r Mr.. G. Edniunds, Lin coln'S-Inn, London. _ ‘the)Cmore of the Colonnade, near the Foundling.. Hospital;' painter, January 16, 26, and February zo,,,at twelve, at- Guildhall Attorney, • Mr. Dawne, Bfidges"- street, Covent-Garden. . • •-• john Roberts, of Shrewsbury, linen-draper, January .20, . and - February 20, at twelve, at the Fox, Slrewsbury.. At tornies, Mr. K. Griffiths, Chapel.stairs, London; .or Mr. William Simes, Shrewsbury.. Robert Guthrie and Colirt Cook; of Liverpool, merchants, February 3,4, and 20, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. G. Dried, Liverpool; or Messrs. Cooper and 1. we, Soulhampton-Building s , London—, William-John Donne, of Liverpool, linen-draper, January 28, 29, and February'aO, at one, ae the York Hotel, Liver pow. Attorney, Mr." J. Williamson, Liverpool. • DIPIDENDS'. . - Feb. 3. Eli Musgrave, of Leeds; s'triff-merch an t, at elevtn, at the Old King's Arms, Leeds. ' Feb. 9. Henry Hoyle, of Ilminsfer, Somerset,_ grocer and ironmonger, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Ihninster. Feb. z. Thomas 'Almond, late of DoWgate-hill,, London, merchant, at ten. Guildhall. - : lan. 19: Peter • Clutterbtick, of York-street, Westminster, brewer, atone, G,uilr#lafl. - Jan. 30. Patrick Ker, of the Old Jewry, merchant, at Eleven, at G uildhall. i • • Feb. 2. Richard Willis, of the Crescent, Minorles, mer chant, 'at. twelve, at Guildhall. lan. 27. Mary Greenaway and Ftanci3 Greenaway, of Caine, Wilts, collar-makers, at ten, at the White Hart inn, Caine. ' • .Feb. 6., .k}:11 Wes! i •of Zah, cerdwainer, : at twelve, at the Christootter inn, Bath. Feb.. t 3, .Wiliiait.Bennett i of Watling-street, London, ware houseman, *at elevbn, at' Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. Jan. 30. Evan ll:Lunphries, of Temple 7 street, Bristol, vietttaller. • Jams. John Cook, and Samuel Paul Barn ±Ord, of St/ift:Zrsctt, • , ,vcirsted rnanufaettrers. Joseph 'Hudson t . of .I.)i.lrby i : gealer in wines and spiritous " liquors. ' jain;:s Pollard, late of Exeter-street," Strand, Middlesex, tay tor. ' • • • Henry Cromiclell,, of C.Nihstreet, Strand, taylor. i;; - p IcE, OF STOn'KS. -4: tlit 13 A Y. . .. . 137tuk Stock - 1891 8,5 - :fdiv. 1 India Stack , F Navy 5 per,cco,:.V.c.;:il ex. - E;:cheq. - Bills 3. S. prem. ....I•,t. 1'97, 991 ,:.:. Funcl4blc.ctitto 44 - etn.. .. 5 per Cent.. ' 3d Exchequer 1311 - par 4 per Cent. Con. Si& 51 5 4- ', Nevv-S. Si,Stock . • , ier Cent - . /Red. 6,.. f .k - Omnittrn ' . -.. - --•' Con. 67- - -,4•;x.cliv. :Inipef. 3 per ( Cent. 6 . 7+ . . 1 , 1 J)iito Anti. 12S '• ' \,iiii. 0 . .!5-16 26 I 13ank. for Account - .. , • India for Account •--.. Consols for Open. 6 - )17-f,,si cio 1 , ..!r ri Dit 0;:t. S,.iiG~ rt -Atm. 51 Dittki SLtip THE S UN. SOLI:+1 ❑ICLR% 7ALSUM AUDIAT ? LONDON, JANUARY 1 1, .002; Two Ilamburgh- Mails remai ned, due when :our Pitper-w:l3 put,to Press * We are happy in 'being able to announce to their numerous' friends andirelatives;' that' the isi Batta lion of the Coldstream Regiment of GuardS, lately arrived from Egypti• aPe expeCted in Town' in two, ' diVisionstolmorrow and next day. • • This gallant . Corps has suffered severely during that glorious and. ever-:memorable CamPaign, in Officers' and Men ; not only in • consequence2of the severe Adions which they sustained against veteran Troops of .France,• but also from the effeas. of a climate peculiarly inhospitable toe European constitutions, • and the very harass ing and severe duties :which. they underwent both.lo the;Eastward and Westward ofAlexandria, during the period of six months ; they had; how.. ever, the satisfaCtion to see their labours (iR _conjuntlion with*those of the rest of the. Army) crowned with' success, in the final expul§ion of the French from Egypt ; and are now returned to enjoy their well-earned' reward in • the applause of their country, and theendearinents of domestic happiness. We ate happy to add, that . they left their COM., fades, the gallant 4.2 d, in good health and spirits at Winchester. , General BAIRD'S detachment from India, that arrived in Egypt, in addition to the native troops, consisted of detachments from the 75th,, - 77th, a n d 78th regiments, and the strength of the ioth, 84th, and 88th regiments of. Foot, with a detachment of Artillery. These corps remained at Alexandria when the last accounts arrived - from thence, wait ing orders from •home how they are to be dis posed of. A very ingenious machine has. lately been in ventedby a Scots Gentleman, which seems capable of being rendered extremely useful to the defence of this Country. -and .its Colonies. It is :a kind'of moveable Battery, or Castl4 quite impregnable. It turns . upon a pixoD xt.peculiar manner, and always presents torythe:-.Enettiy a very acute angle. The two - sides forming:l:this angle . are long, compared with 'the line''which would in_ dude the angle, but it it not a - triangle, there being more sides. lf struck * by a ball it is only turned round, the shot b e i ng necessar il y t h rown off, The cannon in the inside -is fired from the acute 'angl e , which is presented to the Enemy, and the embrasure is 'made by. dropping a slide for an instant, 'which' is then returned. The persons in the inside, see \tlkir objet through a very small aperture,' placed to correspOnd with the , cannon in such a manner as to be quite sufficient for taking aim. Its machinery will turn the most ponderous mortars, Or guns of any calibre, with the greatest ease. It can be wrought by four men.— Those in - the inside are perfectly safe. The gun which this Castle contains is likewise on a new prim ciple, capable of firing with much greater certainty of cffeet than common Artillery. The ,whole zs bomb proof; and, indeed, from the shot necessarily striking in 'such a'thanner as only - to whirl the ma chine round, •no great impression can be made. In the inside are places - for provision, magazines, Sec. CHALLENGE.A message, amounting .to a chal lenge, was last week sent by an Officer lately re_ ,. turned froM India, to-CIA.MILLs,.Esq. the Chair man of the East India Company. The,,circtunstance has given rise to much conversation at both ends of the town. W e un d erstand that, the Officer, Mr. J. complained of certain language used by, the Chair.. - man respe&ing his father, who had \been aGovernor in India. He therefore sent Captain G.•a•relation of his, to - wait upon Mr. M I LLS.i not as : Chairman of the Court of Direaor ? . . ,A butas a 'Gentleman and a Soldier, for Mr. MII,Lij :Lieutenant Colonel 'of one of the Indi a Company Volunt ee r Regiments. The Chairman, however, conceiving that the mat ter regarded hiS official conduit, submitted it to the Court of Directors, who were of,oPinion that Mr. MILLS should not accept the challenge, and they have dirated,their Solicito r to take legal steps , against' Mr. J. 'We suppose a criminal information will be moved . in the Court of King's Bench-. We heard it reported tfiat it was onaccount of some be haviour which Mr. J. considered personally rude, that the explanation was desired. A Special Commission is about to be issued, dire ted to the Lotto CHIEF BAito7l, Mr.judze RooKs, and Mr. Judge LAWRENCE, who attend at the next Old Bailey Sessions, authorizing them to try Governor WALL, who is charged with mur der committed some years ago on .the Coast of Africa. _ • Forged Notes to the amount of 80,000 francs; upon the Bank of Commerce at Paris, were nearly ready for circulation, when they were lately seized by order'of the Minister of General Others had been•previously issued ; but the Minister ob serves, in his letter on th 6 subjea to the First Con sul, that only eighteen of 500 francs each, were aitually in circulation. Two persons. principally concerned in the business, have.been takep up, and tneasures have been adopted' to apprehend their ac complices; who are ai . l..yons. . .At the Annual Meeting of the Peterborough Agricultural 'Society on the 23d ult. a premium of twoguineas was adjudged to Francis Bloodworth, of Pickworth, labourer, .for having brought tip. a fa mily of eleVen children without parochial assist ance; a premium of one , John Snow, for having worked • as' a JabOuret on the farm occupied by Mr. Warwick, : of Stpdground, 35 years ; a premium of one guinea : to ThotnaS Cooper, for having lived-as a servant in husbandry with Mr. Welts of RaMsey, 27 years ; and a'premiuni of one guinea to Ann Ray, for having lived as a servant with Mrs. Brown, of Ramsey, 161 years. On Tuesday twenty-fout persons were convi&ed at the PettysSessions held at Castle Hedinghai n , Dfie.)t, of having false scales and weight - s j ,and paid • the penalty. - NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 9. ARRIVED the Royal George, of zoo gtms, ,San Josef, of i t z guns, Pompey, of 8o guns, and Robust, of 74. guns, from Torbay: The Pomple is to come into Harbour to be docked ; the three other Ships are to take on board large supplies of provisions, &c. and .return to Torbay as soon as possible. Arrived the. Arto, Watoxr, from Petersburgh, 3 with hemp and iron, for the Dockyard. HARWICH, JAN. LO. His Majesty's Ship Conqueror, of_74: guns, sailed hence this afternoon, for Sheerness, attended by the Minx, Mariner, jackal', and Monkey Gun-vessels. The Express Packet, Capt. DELL, sailed yester day morning for Helvoetsluys, with the Dutch Mails of the Ist and sth inst. ; and this morning the Prince of Wales, Capt. HEARN, sailed for Holland, with the Mail of yesterday, a Russian Messenger for Petersburgh, and several Passengers. At the same time the Prince gf - Wales Packet, Capt. A. DEANE, sailed for Cuxhaven, with the Hambro' and Bremer) Mails of the sth and Bth inst. , DEAL, JAN. 10. ARRIVED from Yarmouth; His Majesty's Ship St. Albans, to take Admiral LUTWIDGE'S Flag, and she remains, with the Amazon, Nemesis, 13'7-11- Arrvw, Galgo, Express Advice_boat, and Ranger Lighter. SHEERNESS, JAN. lOC YESTERDAY sailed His Majesty's Gun-brig Crarh, Lieut. HAMLINE, fur Yarmouth. ' . - 5 . , - )V.111,3. ?. , X _ The fcillown , ajp,..the names of the Seamen put upon theli.. Trial on Wednesday last before the Cotirt-Mirtial i held on board the Gladiator in Portsmouth Harbour : . • .ohn Mayfield, Thomas Jones, James Locker, ames Ward, - Thomas Cross, John Cummins, 'amen Chesterman, William Cook; ohn Fitzgerald, Christopher White, A N D Joseph Rowland, John Collins, John Dayley. The Charges are, First,—Making, or endeavouringto make, mutinous assetn, blies. Second,—Uttering seditious expressions ; and for concealing traitorous and seditious words spoken, and tending to the hindrance of His . Majesty's Service, and not revealing the. same to their Commanding Officer. present at such Mutiny and Sedition, and not using their utmost endeavours to suppress the same, be- tween the Ist and trth day of Degenper, aor. The report of the mutiny having extended to two other ships, we have the . satisfadian of being able to contradict in too. For, on the contrary, the crews of all the other ships were in the most coin .plete state of diScipline and sub Ordination. And we have farther to state, that not only the Marines but the Seamen of the Malt?; in particular, offered -their services to Assist in quelling the mutiny. Letters from Brest, dated the 3r st ult. by the 'obit Cartel, Capt.Sll , lQL ETON, arrived arPlymouth, state, that the French Squadron for St. Domingo; which sailed the r6th ul't. met With a, violent gale of wind in the. Bay, and were much disabled. One ship of 74 guns ,had returned to Brest, with the loss of her fore and main top-past, and it was supposed several others - Would Each Line of Battle Ship has; " besides . 706 §-5o Soldiers, They ar e so crowded :that the l f 41.puation must be ve r y uncom . fortable. The whole'of the Dutch Fleet bound to the West Indies has now put to sea. On Friday afternoon the last division, consisting of tour Sail of the Line, a Frigate and a Brig, bearing a Vice-Admira-P,s Flag, and a Commodore's Broad Pendano, passed the back - of the Goodwin Sands, bound to the West_ ward. Another Squadron- under Admiral HART st_Nx, comprising one French and three Dutch Fri gates, and having the, 7th demi-brigade . of French' Troops on board, also put to sea early in the last week. • . . The Head and Gun-money for the Helder' Point business is in.a train of settlement. firstpay ment to the captors, being about 45,0001. it is ex_ peered will be-discharged in about ten days. The remainder,-about 150,0001. will not be paid, it is . supposed, for sometime. The.priZe-money for the Army present at the, capture of the Cape of G oo d H op e , i s announced for payment on the isth instant by Mr. DAV losoNohe Agent. The 22C1 Regiment of Foot, at present at the Cape of Good Hope,. embark from thence for BVLI gal in the spring. General Fox is gone from Minorca to Malta, to inspet the garrison and works there. General CLEr iiANE commands in his absence. • The Earl and Countess of TANKERVILLE, Lord and Lady. Luc/or, Lord and Lady GEORGE SEY MOUR, Mr. cAmPik44, and .otherEahionables; .are still inhalinguith,qlotthilxious. sea-breezes upon the Steine and BeAck,ait There have been great festivities this Ch r istmas atarayton Howse, near Whitehaven, .the Seat of Sir LAvsort. They "continUed,uninterrupt edly for ten days. On the last. day of.the year there was a Ma - squerade,_the first of the kind ever given in - that,part of the country. The average Price' oiSugar, computed from the returns made fo• the week ending the 6th day of January 1892, is Porty-one Sbillins and Pence per hund r ed weight. TEE OPERA. King's Theatre. ON Saturday, in consequence of the sudden in. dispoSition of i3Atvrt and VINCP(of which the Au dience were informed by printed hand-bills, con taining the certificates - of Dr. MosELY and Mr. MORRIS to that effc6t), instead of either Aizira or Ani Winn, the interesting Opera, in one Aft, com posed by FERRARI, I Due' Svizzeri, and II Ca priccio Dramatice„ were performed ;' in both which Signora ROVEDINO ,undertook the first Parts.-- Without commenting o n ?ler musical talents, which_ appear much improved, 'she is certainly entitled to the approbation of t'he Public, for fir . eadiness in stepping forward to such 'an arduotiil4Sk.,atsO shore' a notice. ar The Ballets of Amintas and Sylvie, andWeliska, went off with spirit. PARrsor never 'appeared' more enchanting,- and Lkau4te and his Wife were, as usual, graceful and interesting. Mademoiselle Gut ARDELLE gains on the Public . in he t entrée a Am; serieux, The news of the Green-RoOm, if such a term can be appliett to the. coulisses of the Opera, that HILLICSBERG, had begun ,rehearsing, being sufficiently recovered from her late accident to alipear in the new Ballet. We were astonished to hear the Audience (Es.' curbed by some Blackguard in the Gallery : such cir. cumstances occur so seldom at - this refined .epter-I. tainment, - that an interruption of thislind appears more striking than .a t ths 4ther: Theatres. -- THE THEATRE. coven! Garereff., IVIRs.. BILLINGTON was to have performed Routto in Lo , ve in a Pillage on Saturday last at this That• tre, but was prevented by severe indisposition.-- She, however, apprized the Aeling Manager veq' early in the morning, in order to prevent the Pub-, lic from being disappointed. - BRAHAM and STORAGE, who were on the wing for Bath, being informed of this circumstance, very kindly deferred their journey, and the anew Operacif Chains of the Heart was the ,j - d'siitn- and went off with great eclat. Printed bills were posted through; the, town early in the morning, and were distributed in the Theatre arttight., CLAREMONT carne _ forward before the curtain was drawn up, to repeat the apology, an d to inform those who entered the Theatre without being acquainted with the intended change in the per formance, that their money, if .they required it, would be returned at the doors. This address wail very well received by a large Audience, and the Opera, proceeded without interruption. We subjoin the Letter which Mrs. BlLLlNcrolc' sent to Mr. LEWIS on this occasion, as it shews aQ anxiety to discharge her duty, very creditable to . the - fair Writer, and which is rarely found- in Peri formers of first-rate talents. " IIEaR Slit, IT grieves me to the heart that I am not able to play thi o evening, my throat acing so chati:d as not to leave me a sing- • 1 note' in my voicv. , I have tried all possibiemeans but mriilistorttaw they have' not Athicpited. —aiqibwahmt , rel i ct 1 petted. I hope, as 1 hav,: but h Sli'ght fever, I. shall soofi b _t restored . and next wf:ek, it yau please, I will perform twj . _„ at Covent-Garden.---Aly anxiety to pertain this evening law much increased my malady. • ".Saturday, ":Yviars; S. "E. BILLINGrON.''. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 7. Qtrx.cx was announced on last Monday. nigh l .l to play on the Wednesday 'following, but an apo" logy- was affixed to the posting-bills, and Pizarro.' 1 1 was substituted. The best public .concert out of London, is this town, which has 'always' engaged vocal r l "* . . instrumental Performers of the first eminence, The frost for some days past has been yeti severe here, and it has snowed, but not very heavi' It is hoped thi cold will check CilC Scgi 6 lever,-which has been very fatal ; a Ane young:PO' that came to pa ss the holidays witli,bis parents? went to .see a school-mate who was lindisposedf ca l tig,ht• the scarlet fever, - and was a corpse on di e third day, The scarlet fever th 4 has rciged in Dublin arty its environs so 'to g haveso,czoo- down at one tithe (according 'to the': Pai)ers), the iiihabitatir 9. think has been imported there in the Packet thar s r a] Li l b e l d iti f . roM this.placecrowded with p assengers fa . . By a singdlar coincidence, ,§ANTI, Bit L INGTOg/ . and Vikci,:appear to have been all taken ill at the same dine; and we understand the attadt in each is in the thrOat, • , . The new after-piece , of Urania, or The illumifilp • is, a • ..pre have said, a mrnanti'e sketch or The sent'' mental kind, rather than'an attempt at farcical w hite 'and' humour. The music i s p a rtly to be supplie' by KELLY, and partly by'a brother of the Author, - Mr. 'Afolvi procure the representatiOn. of his new Tragedy a 5 • Covent Garden Theatre, .though he has already sub." trotted it to ihe,Pnblic.through the medium of the • Press.—=This Trag . edy, 'like most of .Mr. LErvis? prOduetions,' exhibits a kind of . b as t ar d strettsti" denoting rather extravagance of language thaf F pregnant irriaginatiOti.' Soineof the passages are Tv gorous, butsit is weak up . On'."the whole. The diffident manner in which PAI,NizR anno.unce 6 leis "intention to appear in Fa/staff, was. gi.,t.adoptel by °um, •who on the• ill ness of Bovoicitiortile: the Public .!‘ that the part of C ato wou l t tiot attempte i ' by Mr. QUIN." We wi s h PAtmcg.sipiay. be: 5 sth;cessi-til in. the English free-booter, a$ QUIN 08 in the Romal1 0 Patnot. A SoCiety of Deists, -whose tenets were all hostile io morality and religion; was lately forme 3 in'. Mass a chu setts; ' t h ey 'disclaimed marriage, an " In* . of our civil ordinances, on the grouo " 1 , 5 e they were cont rar y tot or restrkli - ve of, the of Nature. These ruffians . have been guilty of jo u t r der, and other acts of atrocity; 'but the' hanging, few of then) has had a powerful pperation in qui e ` nig the remainder,