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rII PfN I.cTFI.? tGENCE. PORV'MOVI It, ;AS. 12, Last night, the ut 7t guns, Captain sailed to j Sir Rizhard 6trachan's squa dron, at Plymts , oh. The .Vui.',itortt, et ;4 gut 1, which was titan- sintilar s, is ordered to take her foreign shoes oil:, and jr:a the Channel fleet. The town was in a great hustle all day yesterday, owing to the wind coming more to the northward ; the passengers to the Mediterranean and the West Indies, shipped their luggage, it being the psi:iv, • determination et the Commodores of these coo' , ll, to get under weigh the nininent the wind should come round another point biter: orders to thi• elite were received yesterday, that the convoys should not be detained any longer. Gen. hover, and his suite, emb.rked on board the Caturta,. 2 (7 4 tuns, Capt Harvey, which has charge of the Wes! !nest convoy General Gladstaincs embarked on board a inerchantntan. Sir John Warren's squadron is unmoored. and I thii.k will get away. The Re'e sloop. Capt. Curtis, is added to the Me diterranean convoy. PLYMOUTH. JAN. 12. For the last two .fa vs and nizhts we have had almost a hurricane from the W And N accompanied with thunder and lighting, with frequent showers of un conansonly large hall. In the midst of . this temper tuotts weath.r, a man of war's lattach, with twenty four men, and a pinnace, with seventeen men. came into Caws Hid Bay at noon yesterday, and came alring-,id , the lis.ffehr, Sir Robert Ketosis ship, the crews being tte.aly exhausted with fatigue His Majesty's ship Captain, of 74 guns, had got on shore near the entrance of Falmouth harbour, on T•tursday, aid they were ordered to go to her as sisaance, bat t.IC wind heing so strong to the N. W. they Here blown off shit..., and could not regain it. Night came oh, wait all its horrors, without a Pail or crinipa,s ; the sea ran so high, and so quick in succession, that they were obliged to crowd round the stero nt the boat, to avoid being swamped. In this situation they lay on their oars till gay-light. when they d-sctied land, and by taking spells rowing, they read.i.-1 Cavrs.md Bay at 110011 Sir R o,eir Barlow ordered the poor fellows plenty of nt, and dry cloathing. Report says to day the C 414.11.1 has get off without much injury. %feather to-day wore nauderat"...-Wind at N. est.ssoura, JAW. 10. Arlie.. I the Dina packet, Capt. Mudge, with a toad trim Jamaica. in sic weeks; rifle It Paris, Admiral Cornwalts; ulrry, Prover George, Wised:or Primersi Royal, Detsgen. and L'lmpetnetus men id war, which, with a number of other ships, ire aiding's:de and easy. notwithstanding She great violins* of tie gales. ' tin Illajosty'b ship Captain, of 71 germ bylaw to leeward of this port, missed Nays, and went cm • Sllfipt Ha a .and bank. but was got of, without much damage.--Wind N.W. DeAL. 3A*. 12. Sailed the looparel ma of war, for iheerstess ; amok sloop of war, fres Plymouth ; Kent man of war, for Portsmouth ; rally? OW pram, and several gun-brigs, on a /raise. Also. the Lieu bomb, who • large Sect of outward-bound vessels, coasters, sad eollir's, under convoy to the westward. t:ame down from Sheerness, the Prosper* booth ; and rem.ioa io the Dowos with the rest of the dips as per last Sailed through the Downs, the illererwire, Drown, for New South Wales; Stark, Dolland ; and the 4r/wader. *Lauren, for the West Indies.—Wiad, U.N.E. with ►ain. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. G • is. JAN. 12.-.4'asod kit the In , lispenliblo, Gard ner Ina the Saudi Sesta; S.bbatd, Yea% from ItIe;11 Fleas, Runes, Cress it. Michael's; Jessie, Atkinson ; and tsm St Patewk, R cra, fr,tnt Viratelrent.-.4a:led the Cal. 14.nougal, fur jaftwea; And the Diamond, Summer., Cc., Dem:num. The Ruferd, H•art Pt is arrived in the Downs, fv.im Honduras. She sailed from thence on the 22.1 of Oetober, in company with the Alhatere, for London; and the grope, —, for Hull; and puce,' from them eta the 25th November, in let. 35. leny.79. 25. Sarah. T The ...a, Li orirroor, for Jamaica; the Irlem, K 'vitae. for Barhadoes ; and the Roden, DUIICA VI, for Demerara, have put back to Liverpool, with damage. • I'he Dolphio, —, from Liverpool, for Sligo, is en shore near Liverpool, with three feet water in the hold. Tbe Cert.. Moaitisoa, from Africa, is on shore near Liverpool, and is expeßrd to be kst. The Neptune, --, an., the Swesosith, —, from Liverpool, for the West ladies, are on shore in Bootle Bay. lite D.kia, CIL AAAAA ra, for Dublin, 6 put back • Jamaica, with darnar. The lldltata mod Mars, of Peulhefly, is last of Milford. Our Correspondent at Plymouth, informs us of the arrival of Le bire French frigate, prize to la Loire and Egtst'inore, at that port, on the ild Instant, on the evening of which day 200 of her erew were lauded, and escorted to Mill prison.— They ore reported to have been in a most wretched condition from filth, and privation of clothing.-.. The sick and w winded, which were nnmernus, were st the same time conveyed to the Hospital for pri soners of war, and placed under the care of Mr. his . Their wounds are of the most formic danle aid complicated nature, and in a state which , no language can adequately describe, from the ig.. i-rance and necle& of the French •Surpeon, wko has mutilated some of the unfortunate suff , on whom I e attempted to operate, in a way which could not fail to excite the most painful feelings ki.v.v of else wounded French Officers sent to Mill Pll.Oll Hot•pital, are recovered from their wounds, is-o 'tot. to Tiverton on their parole ; and the b .,...ter • , •• • of our Officers who bled its the glori osa . but ..ar I-earned. Trafalgar anion, who were lies: • '• •I are progressively recovering. Eefore p. .t .... I . ' . - tea left• Plymouth on his pa • es., - .. n . ~,t, , in person, in the most - : It''- 4 3' I• C. L itori, for his bate and at 4. i•lilllif 4 , 4 .. " 7 01 1 ,* a. . - ill PI i+oo is exceedingly eit..w . de fflr ' i t r il !r ' is dazes to that depat, there 1444 - at!: . ?114 ' Go/Cwt.: there at p. twat. 1111 66., .'' -1,-;. 4 -'''( 1.•• kik CINCULARS. WES r.Rlrnws. T.- wo Letter two' Lord Irlawls.t.lvirr, dated Ari.sieh di , 1.).e .31.1. his hemi transmitted t I\l3je.ty'S Lle , tott.lt ~ I:'E We.t 101.ng MY I.OliD—U. , iittertiail of the number of rv.4l by tee retoetttve cots:lite. under the Ad litin. al Fore , Act, it +imams,. thAt. out of thr. 91 episode., and plea. *terra a. routitiet, under the Militia Laws, of which Gr IV' I , s t. c. 3. 'tits of the whole number of m rats.' br Porith Offc:rs hart Men fornislied hr ten coattail, art , those on an *ratite oat perdharly revolt:al& to the lea• of mei' for m. it iry settles; that 'have ~..xtlu of the who:is have been topottert ter twenty count:et, and that of the re sev..iitv.nile counties, twenty• One have not found a sim le marpht their Pariitli Officers. It el. ...nears loom the reports lately received from the ti-ritena..7. of the moral enuotiee in which thew were called en to state f•i• (-awes thai had hitherto. obstructed the elect , ti,in of th-• pct within their rvs:ieltive counties, that in a/ li lion lb ebrtlin intomilmenta; which it will rapfre the inter veriti..o of Vie t.egislatoretir remove, the failure wan chiefly' to o•altriloble4 'nib. supineness owl itectl•itv of the paroil oili^ers„ resulting pri:icipelly, at they -.niserieni, from their nr. emetic. of the la.o kiwis of the Act, of the need* of executing they duty, and of rM sdrantegee ettulties With to them sels-s and to their pa, .!:es, bow their ealryinit the law into effect. In orderer+ Reed to the parish officers, all the meas.-a:, in formation for Use direction of then conduct, to relieve th, Deputy• Lieutenants from the troublesome detail of instructing men in the i I rbilV, and to fa , ilitare to the parishes the transfer of their fermis. to the receiving parties so soon as raised; His Ilrfairsty's Government have thought it expedient that an in. letligeot nieee should . bir directed to make a circuit through iseih comity, tw the purpose of tweeting the pa:ish officers in the manner least Mean/mien, to them ; and of giving them information and assiosare upon the *pre It is hoped by an insueffinn of this nature, repeated at mated intervals, until Use foil quota has been supplied, waisted by intermediate reference us the offices charted with this duty, io use of any thing particular occurring. that the service may br miterialle a.n.ted ; have received the King's con. mends west earnestly to request your Lordship to snake an immediate arrsagemeet within veer county, fee the aamothlr of the parish officers no someway. days, wiriin a cuiiverrient distance of their owe homes, notifying , the days and places of 3.o•mbly to th, officer, wit. is directed hi report hinted to veer Lordship, and to the clerk of the General Meetiep of Llev tensility, as charged with the shove duty : arid lam lint/tow request your I.rioldiin will cease some civil ollic..r, folly hammed of the proceedi lip already takeo Ili. der the Act within the counts, •ind to whore • suitable ahowanee will he matt. fair his trouble and for. of time on the ocea•ioa, to ac.rompatry the officer in the circuit he it flimled stake. Vll/114.417 VICE. In pursuance of instrnSions from the Lords Com miwoners of His Majesty's Treasury, I have the honour to acquaint you, chat, feture, all claims -for indemnification, or compensation for accoutre. menu and appointments, lost on service, or deli vered over for the public use, are to he settled ac cording to the a&ual value of the several articles at the time of their being lost, or delivered over, and not according to the expence that may be in curred in the replacing them. And, in order that such claims may be rendered with conformity and precision, I inclose a Form of a Statement which is to accompany any application that shall he made on the above account. (Signed) W. DI:N[3AS. itaternent of Articles lost on Seo rise. or j lorercol ever fbr the Public Vie (as the case one? be), fir which r Compens..tiJo is claimed Off behalf of the Colonel of L . ; I 1 <I I a 2.f e /Z ;a , d 3 1241- .1 z ..... az . • We do hereby certify, upon honour, that the above artieks were (here describe the circumstances under which the articles were lost or deliver d over), and that the above statement, by which the value of each article is ascertained, is just and true, ac cording to the best of our knowledge and belief. Cosses•moiao Orricaa, Q MASTER. ADDITIONAL BOUNTY TO RECRUITS. I-Es Majesty has been graciously pleased to diret, that all former Schedules of levy-money for recruits (men and lads) inlisted in the United Kingdom for unlimited service, shall be cancelled ; and that from henceforth the levy-money for the Cavalry shall he raised to 191. ; and for the Infantry of the line and general service, to 2 I. es. The levy-money for boys, for general service, is to remain as formerly specified. viz. 101. 151. Volunteers for limited ser vice to be allowed a bounty of ten guineas, on being approved at the head-quarters of the regiments into which they volunteer for general service, of which one guinea is to be given to the laringer. When the voltlnteer offers the extension of his services, with out the interference of a bringer, he is himself (after the completion of his regimental necessaries) entitled t.. the whole of the above bounty. On the first day of the approaching Term the Counsel of Judge JOHNSON are instructed to move for a new trial in his case. On Saturday seunight, the !mine of Mrs. HZAD, a.ar Aylesbuty, Bucks,was feloniously broken open, and she and her son most barbarously murdered. The son was found in a pond near the house, with his head almost severed from his body, and the mo• ther was discovered is the house, dreadfully cut and mangled. At a Common Council of the Corporation of Southampton, on the tOth ult. convened by Wio- L I A 111 SMITH, &sq. Mayor, the Right Hon. Admiral the Earl of Noarusse, and Year-Admiral Sir Iti cafaan SIR seam', Bart. were unanimously voted the freedom of that town, and elated honorary Burgesses of the Corporation, in testimony of the high estimation etertaineJ of their late gallant and important services, in defeating the enemies of our country. On Wednesday last, the Quarter Sessions for Liverpool commenced at the usual placr.—We are obliged to defer the list of the prisoners till our next, for want of room. Among these were three swindlers of a very extraordinary descrip tion, who were taken into custiriy a few days ago, at the Castle, in Lord•serest. They are Irish. men, and believed to Cirm p.m °fa numerous gang, which is now infesting this ti•wn and neighisourhood by its depredati tats. Then were taken into custody for roh'.•ng a !Ir. \lt otiosi•Ol. of Dublin, of a con siderable sum of money, they contrived to get posses-d of by a series of die nx: st ar•ful tricks ant c•nstriv laces. 'I'LL were all seg....ice.' to •be tiaasportel for lICVG! 1 * .7. 0 i Z &O CT IVIMS. ZIT T A , t 1•111T1111r, MOCHA, /1 VC. 29, 1104. RIC tl VID IN A %ATTU AT SO►SDAY, UN Tilt 11TH JUNE, 1805. u We arrived here in tite — P,oiel,. e, after en exceed ;ngly pleasant passage, of only ft airteen days. and Lord Valervia was received with the most marked attention, by Mr. Pringle, the Resident. The se cond day after our arriv.tl, Viscount Valentia, ac companied by the Resident, and the other gentle mos of his party, paid a ceremoniou ; visit to the ;Nolo of Mocho, and were received by that Chief, ,in very great state, at lit- palace, in the western ' cleaner of the city. The splendour and pomp dis ' played em this occasion, far exceeded any thing of the kind 1 ever witnessed at any of our Eastern Durban. About 15 or 20 state horses met us, immediately after leaving the Resident's house, most- guperbh capari • seined, and the animals the most beat: , fol I ever be held ; they are a peculiarly fine and high c.t from the vicinity of Sanaa, the• residents of the Imaa. t. and the capital of Arabia Felix. I nviderstand Lord Valerltia Wends ➢rosecuting his voyage on the w:•stern, or Abyssinian side, towards Suez, with a et. w of exploring some parts of that coast, and i.l inds contiguous, that have hitherto escaped the notice or ola ervation of navigators in those seas, and fur which purpose the Pest her will sail from hence in a few days. sf In all probability, I should have deferred ad dressing yon unt'l our arrival at Suez, had it not been owing to a very extraordinary and unfortunate circumstance, an account of which may not he un interesting. ff [he ship .Ifeet, Capt. Morrison, from Bengal bound to Bomhay, sailed from Calcutta qarde titre in June, in company with eight other vessels, but from some accident or other, parted company from her companions. ff It appears, that part of her crew, consisting of from fifteen to twenty Arabs, rose and murdered the Commander and Officers, and some other Euro peans rot board, to the number of nine persons, an.l 'possessed the.ntseives of the ship; they immediately changed the course, steered for the .Irabiali coast, and, after much difficulty, made the island of Soccatra, where they continued for three weeks cr a month ; during which period, they disposed of as much of the ship's cargo as they were able. From thence they made the best of their way for Macull•r flay, and, on their arrival, announced themselves to the Chief of that place, as belonging to :stoma, the rich Mopoia. at Tellicherry. Here they endeavour ed, for some time, to get rid of the remaining part of ' the piece goods, of which articles it appeared a great part of her cargo had consisted. ff Purchasers, it seems, they met with in abun dance, for so igi. .rant were these wretches of the value and current price of the various articles they exposed to sale, that they offered them frequently from 50 to '75 per cent. under the actual prune cost of these articles in the markets at Bengal. This, and various other circumstances, leading to a sus picion that they could not have come by these things fairly and honestly, and suspicion being followed up by inquiries, the foregoing catastrophe was soon discovered ; but it appears, that as soon as these inquiries were set on foot, and there appeared a pro bability of discovery, the villains who perpetrated this horrid deed, made their escape, and lied to Saha', where, it is said, they now are. _ " the foregoing information was communicated to Mr. Pringle by a person employed in his interest, and who is at present at Aden, to which place, I understand, Mr. Pringle means to proceed, for the purpose of reclaiming the ship and cargo (if any remain) as the property of British subjects. " By subsequent information, we understand, that op Mr. Pringle's claiming the ship .lkrt and car go, at British property, she was immediately re store) by the Chief of Maculla, with all the property which had fallen into his hands, in conformity to an account received from him, after dedu'ling some very considerable charges, for various disbursements on account of the ship." Yesterday, being Plow Monday, the Common Council, Inquest, and the Constables of the several Wards in the City, were sworn into office. I'his day the Generalgessions of the Peace for the City of London will be holden at Guildhall. On Saturday se'nnight, an afeeting circumstance took place at the seat of Colonel RI oar, at Minify. The Rev. Mr. Mayrtssw THoarsott. Ileetor of Bradfield and Mistley, in Essex, was invited with a party to dine ; the company were informed dinrwr was ready, when Mr. Tst o es rso is, in the 'LB of rising to walk into the dining-room, fell down, And ex pired immediately. The much-lamented death of Mrs. Du r r, was cer. taialy occasioned by the bite of a favourite dog, as a warning, we deem it necessary to state the particulars of this Ali:ling circumstance. In fond ling with the dog, he very slightly bit her nose, an 3 the appearance was so slight, that it was not thought aa objet that required any attention. The animal, however, not ling after, bit a boy who aas playing with him, and discovered some symptoms which excited alarm, and be was I het efore secured. Excision, and the actual cautery, were applied to the boy, who was, by these means, happily saved from danger. The dog afterwards exhibited every symp tom of madness, and was destroyed. Unlor innately the melancholy tact was not discovered, till too late to rescue a beautiful and amiable Lady, who sunk into the grave in the Munn of life, and in possession of eves y thing to make life pleasant and endearing. An unfortunate occurrence happened at Cuxha ven, on the last arrival of the Primer of Wein Picket, with the Mails for the Cominciit. Baron Hasa v Gems vvs WRANOLI., a ternarlsably fine y•mog marl, lieutenant in the first seg.rnent of Swed;sh Guard:, and of a distinguished fanoly, was on board the above-nil:whined vessel: his b a g gage was landed at the German Hotel, whest none difference atme lupe:ling the expence ofd y. The wilars, will undertook this biniiiess, insist e d On e l , return of the property, it their remand were not safisiied. Words •out-d; and at last the in:silence of the claimants becoming insuppoi fable; the young Noble man sewed A kale from the dinner-table, and di reard it at the heart of one of their, who adv owed nos in a menacing attitude. Thu blew was nrA I'M at; but, mil the result sass known. the Baron was platted under a guard, at tile CalilaffaUCS house. 3 ..1 ..• THE MARKETS'. CORN•FV:H NGi• -.1,1( IS The Nt .k+t to dry s'rat‘ , er scantily supplied irith Whet; them are many buyer. I.‘ deinand, bur , erpe.ling laler arrivals, the 1,3,1 e is dii;l of sale, aid at less Harley s in iniddtiog qmmatty, at d at Itettrt MA 'Ace. Mil 4 Wnite Peas a•e in plenty, a..d but f"M small nod are "10414%. .61•. , in thi, trade arc heavy, and at a decten.i.o. Flour is without alteration. COHNItNT Nth F. OF ORION Whre 1,06 62. 70. Re6o6 (OW) Si 586 ot, Fume do Rvc 36.. 40. 0' tau. !3• 276 30. • Iruel 314 WI. ad., P.tbu•16.... %43q. ...... 736. 0 , 1. Rape 5e...1 40 431 Oul. White Peas.... 364. VA. Od Fine Flom 605.65. 04. 6:6-6 P.x 30. 3G. 01 5,,,,,541, 556 60;.0.1. .1' IN MARK LANE, of Dec to the 4th of Jan. the new Act. •. A. 23 at 67 469 at 66 404 ----- at 63 3t 64 4S re 63 9N at 6? 1967 ---- at o.s ' 49 -at .5S 60 ft 57 I'2 -- at Nti. 72 0 at S'i ..t J 2 —.... at 30 , ra —strefag • ti7s. Jitt. than last Return. RETURN OF WilFit Picksling only hoot tie 30th agivean!y to a. d 13 Quarter , at NO 173 at 78 160 -- at 77 16*. -. at 76 1,44 at 75 - 74 804 at •i --- at 6 6'16 at 72 Ji at 71 6 427 ----- at 70 370 --.—. at 69 674 at 68 Total, 11,353 Quartet 34. 11 id htgltet PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-I.ANI. Carravray 7U 0.1 to (10s 04 pew eyt. Cortander l4s Od to Ibe ad Trebel Red Clung so+ Od 4. 13;:s Od Fine Ohl Rye-Liraas l3+ 04 to Sln Od White Mustard Seed. 104 Od Gri per bun Li. ditt• 9. ed In 14. Od 10: Od to 16. Od Broad BUMS 2 4 (tet to ace Cd per quarter. Od to 364 tad Tarn I.:inatv 4^t Od to 5:4 od to 56. YltiCE OF HOP. , BAGS. I MC 6 666. Kent 61 61 to 71 is i Kent 6l —4 to SI Si Sus , ex,,.. AI —s to 7% —4l 1 Sussex 61 —: to 71 Ins Kiss 61 —: to 74 .-..11 1 Fsroltant... 91 --to 111 —6 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. SAM:I94Ir. IT. I•Miel 01 a 44 11% —d flay 31 Is • 41 Stl4w.. 11 tla • 21 7. —4 Now 01 11a a 01 0. I Claw •4l 4• a SI S. 1 Shaw ll a 11 16a surrHFIELO, mum DAD, J• 111. to sink the o:tal—per Stone 11 lib. Beer do 4d to 5 id I Veal .54 Od Y6l 6! M ens* 4, id to 54 id id to St ld Head of Cattle this Day, lassta, abort I,Boo.—Shaep and Lamb, 11,500. NEVVGATE AND LEADENH 1.1. By the Carcase. lStef 3 8 44 to 4, 44 I Veal . 44 01 to 6. 41 Murton 34 44 to 4. 44 Pork .......4s 1 r. 5• 1 1 I RAW lIIDES. Best Heifers and Steen, rer .tune, 3s. 41 to 3s. $4. Middlings 34. 0,1. to 3s. 14. Ordinary . 2s 84. to 24 104. Market Calf l2s. 64 each. English Horst. Sh,l•lS l / 4 11.• Si. rd.to 7. W. - - St. James% Maxim ds Care Matkrt Whitertupel Markt , . 41 Od PO' SRO Yellow Roasts.. 6686 d d9B Od White ditto .... 6114 Ott Srbill ditto .. 668 —ll 671 6d Melting Stn.! . —4 %I. —4 Otto tough —1 40d Grate% Good Drvvi . —1 11d .Mottlel, llGe—Curd, 908. 12i ld Average Prier... 4.1 Town rather.. 69i Pd Yellnw Snap, --4 a 764 Prlre of Carpile.. per dos. lii L-Mouhio, PRICE or LEATHER. Rotes. SO to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each 251 to 26d Merchants Racks 22.1 to 211 Dressiog Hides.. 214 to 114 rare Coach tittles 994 to 221 Crop Hides for cutting 924 to 231 Eat Ordinary 204 to 914 Calf Skits., JO to 40%. per Dozen s6d to 414 Ditto, 50 to 70th.. 664 to CM 1 Ditto, 70 to 90Iti .164 to 324 4 Small %ails t Gr,enland ) NI to 124 r Large 44t0 1201 to Ilils per Ant-n. Tanned Hasa Hides 25s to Ns per hiAe. COAL-MAR K ET, Jan. 13 . Ships at Mirket. Sold. Prim 104..NPweastki ....2♦ 45s 6d a 52s 04 12..Soodinlsod 5. ..41s 6 , 1 a 441 94 2.. Shina Coal 1 67s 6d a —s 04 PRICE Of STOCKS. YESTERDAY. S per Cent. Reduced s... sBili 3 per Ceut. Cons S II 4 por Cent 7611 5 per Cent. Navy 6 5 111 Long Annuities l6 11-16 f Shirt Anna t:ra .. st Imperial 5 net Cent 571 Ditto Annuities ' 6 13-16. I sb 3 per Cott. A n:i tutus. oinnmns 5 41 India 11.1114 Eitehersner R• 11.. English Lotto's Ti.Titets.. . Consols for T RICH, Stock-b.rolt it, No 4, Cornhill, and 9, Claarinveneeni. PRICE OF IRISH STOCES-4Ar. S. Go,. Stock. 54 pet Cent. Ditto, 5 per Cent Onto Loan, 6 per Cent • . DEATHS. 0., Saturday wennieht, at Chao*, neer Bristol, M. Rao bar* Trort.le, *ire of F. Fotte.eue ursi:e, Esq. of Husband oev. , t.t-11.11, Le, y.trtahire. At New York, on the Pith Noe•ttl'er. aired 0 13, ' , Mel %Vice., E•q. brother of the lett John W Ike', Esq Chatabe.- I it , i of this' cAy of bo o lon Fri tar Mr. Fritters Jarman, of Milisom-stresd, Bath, •no ot the itrietett enteguts and w nth, and ot the most un- Mem..., 9 character and reinuation. He c..niptained of a ;en • i.t his ! .a 4 about an ttu► m.Kni •r, and expired in Los tba•t t wo to ter * afterward., rertherrt a 'trate., or a Vol, tin Wedneid I.isr, et his lodging., an bath, Joseph 11,m1- to , , E•q of Ferleigh G ale HIGH WATT , 11 THIS 15AY AT LONDON IR10 , •r Mew! 40 mm ale. 9. I .... 43 min. aft , * 9 'LONDON :—Prott.d b. G DAIIOSOS, No,. 17, D.... C.. r, Now St•ur, Covent ti.adro, and Published at, the ()Are, N.. f.„, Nock of St. Cl.•.o.i.t's Chirelt, SttAwci. 10. W. Stiles:, of So. 7, New Blltott Stteet, Leg A. rt. ()Mem, tc. 10f th.s Psper, sect to the *rue fjenst.ptsil w,i be dud: attends/ M. I