The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-05-13 00:00:00

E r-- Tat.., at the. woods growing on men's estates. war/ now to be made payable to this duty. It was sup posed by some, that if the Tax was on Income, ' the landed gentlemen would spend a cornidiathle part of their fortunes in farming, sooner than pat it, but that was a folly that would soon cure is self. He was here called to order, as deviating from the question before the House. Mr. F. JONES said, it was a' serious thing ro rise this tax at once. from six and a quarter to ten per cent ; but he hoped the Minister would o : maintain a system of inflexibility, and he should therefore reserve himself till he saw in *hat state. the Bill would come out of the Committee. In Clause I, page 80. relative to temporary ab sentees— Mr. CARR asked, whether Irish Gentlemen, who resided six months in England, were to pay for the whole year ? Mr. VANSITTART said, they certainly weer, because no property in Ireland was made charge able. In the Clause requiring housekeepers to return all persons under their residence who are liable .0 be stsesced— Mr. ROBSON wished to know how the owners of houses were to know who .re liable? He had been applied to that morning by three persons from the con who had acted as Commission n, and they be g hint to obtain therm all the information in bit pawer on that head; for they did not under stand by the AB who .wsse -foible. He wished to know, whether clerks in counting-hi uses and shoo., who had only '5l. a year, and a family of Gen. or fir , children each, were to pay the tax? It they way, the Bill would, in his opinion, be or-restive ; for men in such circumstances could not pay the tax. He did not want to oppose the tax because be knew if we would have war, we Mif,t . 'ants ; but he would take use sense of the il.; ) in some future stag: of .he Bill, whether p... ...ins having four children, and not mole than I' ai. a year, or only 1001. a year, should pay ant ra. at all ? • . Sir R . )BERI' hUXi'O'i, atter making some ohs s. a i in. no °hal part .if ti.e Bill which aline cd • dedoefine of two per cent. os la Mort' "o , ri.l for the repair • tit ;he ..ouses they let out. said. he ecr e• iced that this %holm-don would n. • eirvert ex, -tees, and that it ).4 hard me Lanct• lin se Si'. u. 4 i.e still Ato a higher tax than Wifi'!nl• HA theicloi e 403.1 -1 a clause to the consideration of the Committer ts,e t, rt •4 whit'. was. that eight per cent. should he td •led from or us paid by the ran !lard tor ...1: dwell lig-how, i key. in *pair by Lim. and five per ce t. I. I althorn haws. Lord HEN tY PE 'lf said, **dm load tat which formerly existed, cam. moil high* ea the land-holler than this; and. •• Lutehtiewasenr7 was now oily tared in coma* sitt s ,t r aiis elf Ma come. hr could never wee to A cone-T.464ns tudiatoolt place between M. 3. Stanhope, Me T.iWsa. Me Bastard. sad Mr. Wilber 'tree. erns se 1 arced the dallies and Mt- Vansittart, and others. *be opposed it. .he *NI- tits° was at lasgth called fet a sad the Comanses• divided, when the.. "peered.. for the claim, SI -4•Againet it. f29....Matraary, 71,. The C'ha'rmer. ban relented to page Sti of the Act. Scheilel. C. what Me. PitANt La ob. , asseed,eilat be rise nada weiligasiene views. whae b a d before rithreed tilt illrons to OW 843. as be object of what be * a about to attar t. a* to *care and exec the pulsar of the rat. H • I sp, thought that *hi diet ant go the length M is.. • chiding allay • i-• s• fish were intende.' to iti :object to thesTop, end suet it did ant ernbra- - e the kzirheoner Bills. Theseaaanion• would le .ve a caPititi LI fir/M*ooo l . yielding a interest of 1.2,7,0,0.1 L untamed ; he throlore proposed 46 amendment in the clause, wfdcb wadi have the tired of including that sus. Lord HENRY PET II said, I. Is ,rd ant escape the Tax. bat was ion • i 'ad in she ilki.t ,' As D. akb"lth mac Pee'llft` ' , lan" Wohjettal•a the same repletion: of Te. 1113. As • ? • property was; bus as the gi eater part was meal! - he Barth of F •: 4 and the rest ia the bands at &ow - .ad 7 4 ' who woman likely to malts edam than h mew i . -fair recurs, and who, Wood. could am selardp • ' 4 ltvade the duty. he thaw& it sot *nth W .. " a styrioae any mistrust. by sabeitatil.g • nines or, • s t earin enquiry than was pees mil foe. "I he next parairatztia ."casioned ally u• - -c ussidit, was that • allowed eatiopt in to tat eti gnet s - fat**. property in iffat& T 'is Mt./ItANCIS ex psessal bin t° 3 C-i in reel 'amid. ha nhe s Z li teltresion of the tat , in this immure. svaaidlli'nc , tne:g leel • than the confiscatios of the prelatny of Vorp•tnees. This was a tat epos e ish r gieft anti. an 2 the public fait was than inns a to lent ratit to their mom to is essatry. that it shoal. sat he taxed. .It•iiiu illiberal and unjust to say. thee be cause they rand ae-where else place t . •;ir rroperry so secosely, we Would mate them p 4; 4:* extrava guttly. Uttar funded property were belle to Le srnhiebsd te . dradetf, instil** recess ii.n a !Mere* • for It. the capital would *cry year d...t ea .r 7 per cent. Mr. Alderman PRINSEP was aavas- to the ' exemption. and &ought that when Li, igr.sis chose to embark in our fonds, they should he subj-a to the same fluctuations and duties that the English speculators were. There was no analog. It tween this exemption and the coodu3 adupted to Co , rivers in other cases. • When they e , ,i , :-A into ' partnership With British sobjeas, they s. • • r liable to a moiety of the tax to the income ..1.- ve.l from their business, sad Li.ey paid the cotoray duty. '1 they enjoyed a severity tor their proper , 'mute J by t..e personal service of every man in : ; twill ry, and might not, when they r ere so fairly I ' , le, ti , enky an immunity that Leglush sublease..: -cd Alter a Mort conversation between Lord ..erty -Petty. Mr. Banks, Mr For, Le. Sturges F.:: 'rm. Mr. Vansitiart, and Mr. M so. Smith, the t i to- - was agreed to as it btood. Owing to the late ess, t the hour, the Cemnrittes did net proceed farther to the B• 11. her reported r o- Frroi. and obtained le.ve so at again to-incrrow (11;s day j The fisrrher consideration of ..., e Medico Treat ing Sill was p ostpone d unti l MOT tat rev. - Mr. PAUL deferred hi. motiot.fti; I4dian Papers till . I'hursday. The Scotch Increase of Salary 11.1, WV • 4 a cLizd tams and passe 1.--Adjourned ..: 'tat o':.ock. assist s, be now F . Ins is car t s..e yr ood of C.ATI:I O t OUT re no one bOoiyio of tb: o tbeu. rr mare sanches abused, stamp last and sittlwo!s. awodlP -- dw pw• wr 100 maloll7 rant 0 1 oi t J for this e. that it wzged that Ills . with tae Se? VIVID:. 3 Fraaciai. WOK. bst ',rew:. A try, vo Id be heavier, their • , wor4 tt ■ A[lit or crurit f. lib .7.CC.:7 e 4 THE BRITISH PRESS. LONIX:N. wispAT. Mat 13. The Lords in Coon: it have come to a resolution us recommend to His MAi IST Y to take Of the i.lmbargo now laying upon Hamburg!) mulolden urgh vessels, in the differ :at ports of Greet Sri. sin and Ireland. The + • intelligrn•:e was yes. rsl.ay officially cominsinicated to Li ~ vo's. The measure, however, is not yet canied into Jul. Mr. JOlleusro mg, last night. in the (louse of Com mons, requested to be infermed. whether the re pOrt was true which s sited that peace had been enn eluded in India? Mr. Cluster an.iweri.3, that intel ligence had Nee. , revived, not indeed of the adual cnnele-ion of peace. bet that sech an event was very nrobabk. A Message from Nis hquitsry was last night delivered de both !louses of Parliament, recommend all as smoky of SAWA. to the prese it •• ate Nat, en. and his heirs ; and 720,0001. for t'.e purchase of a house, to be also senled on the family. Ilse Esirella, from Vera Crux. for Cadiz, has been captured by the Fear, Potyfriteses, and Africa men of war, and sent into Plymnut!,. T7.eEstraiff is laden with cochineal and dollars, and is suppoied to be one of the most valuable prizes taken during .z war. We state& a few day% once, that it was the in tention of Government to send oats a military force to Sicily, and the Cape of Good Hope. Toineett transports. fall of troops, arrived, on Tuesday, at Portsar.uch. .....aesa a istes. The ROYAL Venice * are expected io town this day. A Cabinet Meeting was held yesterday at Lord ' Clattivitt.a's Dike . all Dawning-a- .et. a It was at true-id by Ile loisto Coatings,. •sii,-Eiris A4OIIA 1.. .." t.or. Mrs. .._ avi and Seneca,%risme* Hows‘e, Lord Hearty&it.or, and ht.. Kii.ox, du- L n ivi tt „. _ Parrs, neat lair. 7intniima. and Miss anat.:. Doetur Laud 1"n. re...— A comparator.-accosts. bid before the i So,: e of Commons, of •oe essallsw esof tonn ge of Ci :d lic. ab menmemen-s.. and foreign we sits ebb ..- . .1*.tre.4 in ii ir I at the r e . PIGS AM) MAT , : feral p nes of Great R: et lie. inile,lig their' r *Vat - --.....- sod voyages in .iiCrert periods of a; • and war, is ft at ea them a• So 1 wsll.--. In ,be y‘s! TY& ►.r : ti., pi- of tmoe sr , • .!(-4•J • I SM.."' tNe Wit was...S.4'M se ;a, 714.0 . -ei• viii , .1,567.645. i:... nits 'lova, 4,471..- w• .44,1,4 • :4 Ii Ow y- 1601. Sprnai She km ea.,- two e• .-i What the law ispecer..l4-011.11 Art • 114.141-a• ea .41- tit eftooory.. . ... totan.bato=evaosoft•. 14+.5K• ID 4 .< t r e . 4 , d ie ' 0 tee Natan, lt t 0100 an ...sa t es wart • "se .•, 1, .n , . . - • -nur., FIRS I 4.-...- no wa.elyea mato oaf , . . ~,i,ufsi Tbe Opowirson vire. leer. blip I 1011,...5... 4'6. , 41. Ito' . NT wane of treats, The foillowi: 7 accatint 'iris is:cis recetveil at toe A i the out-cry f.r teats, S issdia Mow. 4 the oat 'a i Mssnd slips be- - foe. obits the 0. 4 .*:664-•-:.4.! adeet- 0 1. nos the 29th Mar.;, I,st, u i sr. ag N . In W s-x. i .i,4 • •,eini.iirlies. Pavan r arr.-, tioly W. Dan:4 l' k ...„.....,......,._ La - atentbeetehea !Ore, Keg 9, 1446. Im o . , . 1.. 4 , 4 ,„ 4 5 <,,,,, . „ ,i.. „jt a , y4 ,,,, ~,h , Notice sa•twoosia owe, that there wall 4• a Datribe -41, , :twos I a 1,.. and Isa 1111... ti........ ' Ro nu at St Jaekis. ea , Thy 4 1 , tits 1:•St taistant. Tor* Am • ips :or ilia Cane of Good .1 -pe ..I LdrDst . ; ' rasa woi give a Grand Root on $ Whale* is en. its corvine -. she CM hum—. at het nous.. i.. South Amtley- An F e vinnag Pap r- y w wrier the sneaking oil Feet. it all Jiro! cniami ..vii n bests , en F. ease i, i front netharity. we i .;orns .19 perelic. dim the "antrr• in ter segues - e of the airreasured t ilos of Boyar . .Te e were- tom:nisi, c ,eonsM• assadoi of a sal Power. To diem a orb-Jove ...ismer TI ~ P ic j ri n ! ;. , ;.. za nc ncer e of t, Tie Alesstak, to.tnnerosr, at the d is to begin puncipally at eigh. bees received z...ough th- A ..':!rash. %.,i tit.: driers opo.sei stream. t lie Counte,. :setnoait will give. a Grand Riot s''''. w. understand on 'aturday lot i ,in tw e are on tile U.- iabtaat, at her brusit in St. James's also &viand. that ac :lags of trace wit in fatur- be Ogee alloa d." Jed,.. Dow•ass, on Wednesday last, entertained Th: East ledia'nen w bids sailed Irons Ports- at dkiter,tfi- I oto Durres h ST, nil a number of month. on the 4a; March, were all well oo the ibis the Nehilite, • his house in Duhlio• in lat. 28. :•-rift. DI W. • L. ly Demi vFto r o, gave a spit n lid rout, bell k was i - ported yesterday, that Jeacima Bows* an d supper, oh Tuesday night last, at Cie Rial mass's squadron was captured near the hie of liespital, near Dublin —The Duke and Duchess France, but the rumour was not consider e d &seri. of iiipr 010 * w"" present. ing credit. I. tJ Ktalits 4,4 <4 arrived at Pans:mouth or It is sow most certain that the Earl cf l e snoc a. Friday, with his son, alio is going a writer to the DALE is the . Governor-General of ladle.— Late Indies. He is to leave town almost immediately, for Ports- Lard Ensue°, a has disposed of Purbrook month, where a frigate has hien ordered for knot Houses° Lord Kane. and his - .sine. Lord hie, .... ea, and the rest of Mr. Lona, who was wounded in the duel in Dah lias L 7 -'sip's family. as prcriartil to accompany lin, with Mr. '!oratas. we understand, is dead. Um to Calcutta. Lord Stan set will give a rand dinner, to- I A French chaste mares, laden with slates, cut oat morrow, at his house in St. James's-place. 1 of *bay near Rants, by the crew of . th. Gipsy, The lie tee at Saturday night announces, that ' armed brig 8114 guns, has rimed at Plyrnosith.-- the 306 - Regiment of Foot has exchanged Spirits She was proteitled by a hattety on th - share, which i f°r Sled; and she 59th, a Smiling for a Nagitia- much annoyed the boats, r.otwithsia- (fn.; which, L a ' The theatrical season dosed at Salisbury on Wed the signal house, and broeghs air .1, .ir se $451 ,ad nesdsy last. The Manager and his Company have halls, a Meta are on board sue chaste maw ii. set of for Jersey. under the patronage of the Mar a Towsse aisle th e Goverrior• Yesterday the Rural lima" tenets tied a g r and ‘ u ; s he Dtmazet ' Countess of &CCU mom Ammeter field-day on Winkficid Com :.on will house give a g• sad rout Si the 5..1 of June, at her Ws cla.iu•is has declined { be Chief Magistracy an 0,„.„,„,, e . p 1 u .„.. of z:-. • Police. and we toui.erital,f :- - r. Rtso, the Sir Witless,* lictstoge gave a grand dinner. 'Mai sr of the Tempi, Volu-.:....,r5, I- appointed in yesterday, at his house in Albemarle -street, to the hi roam. Yesterday he too: 5... sea, lathe Public 0—.4 t • ...as a.. Cossets of K.r.ss At t. Lard and Lady Otticr, ho.a.stteet, actor..; name, As% a j 'tits. Svoncy, and 6 , 1 • F. Plape. 15:::ie waggans, laden a a ..1 •iil ••-s, attired late Mr. 14-ftr a k P.'S Cr.r.cert last night was flume on Saturdsy r.i:thc, at Portiseimoth, Ma were shipped e• iusly attendea. His very interesting tamely were on barna ere Medusa frigate. , Or UK' liist Indies. the principal iik, w b o mar several Duets. The Kin. Mr. Earocav, Mr. Eow• an Not and pe ,t„ nwi l mew s d hsvi w ag pieces on the harp t Aso, and three La ties, do sia.d to F• ntes. slate and piano-l one . t...: commereetnent of the War, landed a few days TL, D nc n ess o f c sonwas imei yesterday with age at I- c ivey. Mr. and Mrs. Fus..nics a at their honer. Wane- Hie Officers cf the Staff, embarked on Solidity. h4ll at P.irtsmonth. are— The Earl and Coultas of Darner will _give a C•ialea `isac. barrack-Masts! Gear.... a C a ta-e• kii•L e s4, S. L atent-Genera., Meeks* Arm. ; orir • re•-iLekow, Sw W. grand di user. this d'• ..• et ilea house. is brosee hi' , r '“losia.. , -G4me".l. ilenPi A,'. i ', ode..lecor Cotelle e • 11^*. twit. 'n Lord mad Lady 41.. HA.: itveml-ady ip. g &le- Mlj or EA. , 1...0rte, sod too*, 54 IN.Geasl.l Wadi i ' WA • moat op, Sit F. II r • astme. (acmes' Fa r 2.- le e s', a , h;•• Parso*wge Honor, D. o lamer, erne ty PATIII.GA. Mt. and Mrs. Timms* Pase.s.nne. bin. J. at I)ers i:, an • - S. ayrat of .is age, the Rev. Loa*. ised Mrs. B•ass, .I. .. .41.,!L!. 'TO, • .) D. Chat cliff el the t.'...- T.. Nicer, of the I...traerick 0.. r... ror.i. . ':'" •e:i t: s Pleb -radar ) iii th- t athedrid lan Therana). the Comedy of Tar lieir or f. I holar et Daierunarun a lfa the •tv face of &smog the iris 4 ye .. 1 " -- Lowe... 54 ...try. i pans. wows binebratters. - - adiroPri• rate resist/tan to The Olfinrst i Stst thej` M c = succeeaedifcs.:. - uring Edward Cori,* Sin and f.•.,,, trii#144 three w e i 4a:we ( a- 4 0Se: Yesterday, they_ were brought to lilotrestisf‘iti underwent an examhiation Amon Jesse ilk% Esq. The Offie•rs ptonuced a b‘ilt of Phosphorus and caches, which they t and apon'Clemer• Likewise two oil crows, and a number lick keys fours ! near t!• pr;sna.irs. sere committed for farther examinant's. Mosdoy se'rinight. two gamekeepers, named .1 tial4 rise and .N GILL. heloosine to Sir 14 a LET•1111.1111GE, of Bishop's 1 !deer& went with it suns into a meadow m s!:oot at rooks. that-ince wilding nests on some me; sd}oining the rulnery And plantations aF Jews Wiens*, Fsq. tilihsbut arish. Plar anJ GILL were rest* me thalat l end nt their sons, with •the muzal it towards 411tir lodiet; i's sal sli from ti e temp of . . there it it J, imi with hit right heed be me t I the barrel to draw tt up, when agnate s' mond with his rignt sick, the gun went of the load passed from his rigir to Ili. left side. entered Ms Want t he died in an instant An inquest wet taltnn next day, verdia,• Aerate:4i Moto. It is sies,gelist,, that this man was, a few weeks since, some' tied be- ' fore two Magistrates by Mr. W sa, for Mooting , on the same premises, bet on promising not to, Wind aziin, he was pardoned. On &nudity. the 10th iretant, wen named in 1 the Parish Church. of St. Luke, Chelsea, Air is mains of Sir Rice •an Foss, Knight, Chief Ma- I si,trate, and one of His Maims v's Ueda-Sone. taries of &ate. ) At eight o'clock ysstenlay mitring, two doss. ,1 sand people assembled in Hyde Park, mar las- •;•i sington Gardens, to witness the Race hennas Cue Lay, the Brighton Shepherd, and a &Ulm, for Fifty Guineas a side.. to tun 300 yards • the ground was measured along the gravel-walk it id ins to Kensington Gardens. At ratting, beta were 7 to 4 againat Co SLIT; who, however,won the Race by S yards. Sevetal of the amateurs were /.. preens. The betting was very high. lhe Rata • • was considered a snail one. Stare Lorsay. herr Day's Daawtso.--- 1 i- The Ticket No. '2.340, drawn yesterday a Prin of Five Thousand Friends, wa• Stlo at Messrs. Ha- • , tact. &Ant, sad Co 's Office, Royal Exchange, Two-Eighth, aad Four-Simeecth • Shares. Yesterday, being the Fine day 4 Drawing the I, pr-seat St:oe I r.ttery, No. 14,•252. the F• • Drawn r :ket, a Prize of One Tho•itand Pont,ds, . • WAS sold i s Quarter, an a 01 State nth Shares. 1)- Rsce•sceow, Goi - .31.t. c and Co. at • their ar CLact rose, when 'rickets and Shases, warranted nnfirmtn, coatings s ask. 0 ma. 11 .. and a number 0: twr guns Lees preview/1 thrnwn overboard." • A m-lat &trios attempt was ow ftlbstley mad / 'b si rester- break open the shop of Mr. Pasts r Asst. Jewtlier • nv.rvoa and Silveritnith.la ince*s-t eet.S .ho. ft la -f° stmer- Lout. uA a, and the wbok et Lie mash . left *el have is • - 1 1 . r . warms el lobs.-. Albees-ewtreklateirla :he a ter noon sill eight in the eventng, a Amber of Dm were observed by the aeighboars lurking aimut the shop-door, and endeavouring to break it ups* but the door was so properly secured; *lc ail their exertions were Informegais :is at length sent to the Public OGee la whea Blaeknixr, Lavender. and Leigh. west its pursuit of the roLtxers, a little Wore rine o'clock, o .. jav when they found the shop sarrepach-d by Ivo. .t. 'moos boutebn.ut en. The wilizins made a drille- .Ek, Mt _1 1_ - _ TEE LADIES' THIRD GRAND CONCERT. WAS held last night, under the dire/lion of Mr. SaLoMa'i, at the Marchioness of Srarr•au's splendid home, in Cleveland-row ; the selr&ion WAS Italian, and the Concert commenced with a grand overture from MOZART. Signor Rovanitto received great applaase, in Nom r0,.4.• an rase from S AC cHtst. The beAutiful cavatina of .ilia beQe, min r-re, was given with great taste and sweetness, by Signora GRIGLIHTT a, .nd was raptmously ap;laud ed ; Signor Riont sang a charming air from Pa ir tiO.LLO, with grey success ; and the first part cc, - eluded with I sery fine tereettn, by Nfalame Bt avocet, Signor Rivet, and Signor Hutt WINO. The second pair, which embraced a Juetto by Signora GRIOLIITTI. and Sigmir i!c,venitso ; a beautiful air by Madame Blanc's' ; sod a quartetto, by Ma- dawn 111411 CHI. Signora GIIGLILTII. Signor , Rival, end Sigunr Roy trim), commenced with a grand symphony from HAYDN. The L ~ cert was h-Id in the drawir .-t -X3lll that locks into t' e Park, an 1 was m at brilliantly lighted by superb lostres. Me grand ball and statitsjurs.wre liSLs.,t4ly aaf-cears that •a, which had a bea u tiful died. f'osongst the C..mpans , were, R.rtel Mahar% th• Dak. .f Ca:Moltke; Marohio iled•e& r,r Elt.t t and Sa , •,auta ; Con test., Mursuirtan. Char , aid Row. ; Earl of stait ; Lord and Lady Pen .llv s; land Lad. Lovl.4 Cor•intio.a . and Vrf• n ibrft a.4i; Iv 'Refer ; ra! 4J- nei le; Mr.. mud Moe Spa , ow; $4.• C.r&af...l; M&. s ide, Mao -4.41a1d ; and M.dam Gramme. • ifUSIt AL PARTY AND SUPPER. The Hnn. Mrs. Censor KNOX gave a mirs'..7al party and supper at he house in Albemarle-so t last rve.iini4. avla*.c't w., attended by a number f lit- prt True, s ere amateurs of the fii disc nftinn. The music was in the (tom drawing. room, which was hrilliaptly lighted by Gecian lamps, and decor a:td with the m .st nelnriferots. shruus and plan:s .-.t twelve o'clock supper was an-...iuced, which was laid nut with gr..• taste and elevince. T e tahles were covered with every delicacy of the season, the choicest fruits. wines, &c. In this aiezat.t a. rcolage ware. the Counters Dow ager of KANGSTO , . the Eari avid Countess f CiraaLLVILLt. the Maglis nt Astir: ian, De i rtit.or. Mrs. Areirt and family, the Hon. Mr. and ht-s K sox, the Knieht of Essay Dotor, Mrs. and Miss Must., Do6tur and to.rs. ?assist's on, &c. PIGS 4AI) TA ATV. - 0 THE C. into R StltnnTenr rrnervations in it &it is si Pomo/ yet es ar ' 11•4 g, n use to the foUou,ua Lngs, -rr • ' CONSTAN C ILLAJAIL - 11 : , t • LAM' lIITSLLICENCE. —.....-- COIRT OF KIVG's Sr N• •1.--:.,esioAr.l.4Air. It. --- CRIMINAL i4FUlalvlluN. Mr. G A BROW epplie i‘ir * Criinrial info•rna tion ag.inst lir. Edward Merrell, on behalf if Mr. Jane., a Lieutenant in a Scotch corps r7' ei • •:-..eirs s for endeavouring io prove-.. !: nto 4. ...: - i duel. Morrell went to the honsii iit Mr. . iii u told him I t• had heard that I.s. Jones, bail called his grandlatlier a scoundrel ; to which t'-- Prosecutor replied, that he had SebAved eel y shamefully with respell to a certain lease ; and Martell observed that he should cull him nut to fight; bast the Proneratie anwered, that he had a wil- :Lid 6re childr to, and would not The following day Morrill came, ac companied "y the Vicar of thr parish, as his s the Prosecutor spin reinc•istrated, and some h and slanderous eapressinns passed from one to other, when Morrell .nded the a' 7CAtit3ll, bt t, Ring the Proteix tor that be was a d--ri'd seems drel, a liar, and a rascal. and if he did not resent that, he was a d--ti'd coward, and he (Morrell} would be found at the Cross Keys all day L.ord Einem sosotc• observed, that there seemed to be a great deal of gram vulg*r conduct , on both sides ; the affidavits did not adortm the Curt what provocation had been given, he •confew tore thought it a case which the Gnu I btu ate,* lee* into. and the' tole Wks accordingly/tefuged. 7- Cecerr, Dr Ve le, and Wr!,iera, who bad beep eonvilted of aiding and assisting in the Iwo French trienners of war. from Linadoa, and tram thence to the Cortioent. (ac reported in fotmer Papc:s.) were this day It up for judgment. ..*:.., were sentenced to two yearn infames* in Newgate. A letter from nasal:we, deed May 6. laywii-e i.: .4 Tois Moroi.); the Pa:ket anis_ ! tr in Scilly, ill " which Capt. Croclilc : u the 2..1 West i ...11.1 Tee- ; meet and his Lady came passengers, having bunk lindwl at the above place from ..be .dir.ra...6rl: man or war-, of 90 gun., one or the ships ea by Admiral Duckworth in the West I. die.. the above 'ship patted coureany from the ships. the sittlat'.oo of the paisArgers and or pia on board was most distressing. The '.click Wig a perfell wreck, she I, it her jury Mica taste in the !site galee, and they were olgh.gel to keep three pnalps cc nattily going. as sh- made frnrts three to lout tent water. On the rt.§ Mt. - shit •1 7 gave a French frigate. of 'shoat 40 guns, which is pietecrfed to sarl..4vovir to !ring to anion ; she down near enough lo discover tie gins in her ncr, when sbe his: e 'o. and made tRF With idl Is:. if the French bad hid courar. • • trgh to h 1 ~ cone to anion they -- .east ha.- mend vilbovignm, its 4 the Alrawftder was in no gam fire muck se defricS i , Lees per/knit & 111 v mt et. i:h Lod e be. tits Mar• we %. woe Inda• t* &writ e do. LO I that s pit tn.* on equAl, hougi tnelers in the