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'~"'' , btc,; look out the prisoners, pat the fine I.g...iteguarit and a prize corr. u.l board, and ordered ter tr. keep 111 company ; two dsta sifter' the Geme- Pul Hornier:se was chased by a Ship tinder Eneh.li culogrrs, and outsailed her with ease ; kept on tor Te.. wrolie, and spoke an English cutlet, which Capt. 31,15 s comp rileil to take on board the i f/r.4olllititt. C4pitsivd in the Spanish brig a few days before. and lend -theta at Terseriffe ; Pisierneleri Tie Moe- • gar‘vs, with the prize brig in low. Lrfie witness then proceeded to diggelrlsr.the cir cumatances most material to the point of ineeritig.s -g. rivni. nearly in the following words :1 " The Captain (Mile.) used the into very. ill, and tits day after we passed the island of Barb/L.10v.. the raw mutinied and 'rose upon the officers. I s., below at the time the mutiny tuck place.-being autoatcated ; I heard a great n 0 . . ,! upon Vs a, as of a number of people 111 a scuffle, and 1/0., a•.d then the dashing of :wends. " It tsumediattly occurred to we that the crew *left. engaged in massacreing the officer*, and on *wog nit deck the next morning I had but too s oul gro.trills for my suspicions.—The deck was • 4,4tesaleti with blood. and six officers, viz. Captain • llavill Miles, second Lieutenant Nl'Sweessy, the gt74 l ,teiii of Marines, Serjearit of Marines, Parser, Master's Mate and four private, of marines, were tu:syng, and several of the crew on board ttverely wounded. I was 11116)1111e1 . 1 that the offices . * and roomy,, who were missing were sent away in a boat. Tins tnippened about twelve miles front an i 51,1141, the none of which I was ignorant of. " The crew then took charge of the privateer,. anti appointed .Rubinson, the gunner, captain — hailed the prise brig, which was still in company. and told the prize-muster to go where he irk:tnett. I I Stated our course fur the United Stag..., Ind tit we stir wade land; we then stood fir Charlrossii. and three days after put three 11101 Oil k.artl au English brig. and paid the Captain for their pips. 4gr to England 20 bags of sugar. Three days at.er spoke a sloop bound to New Yolk ; waisted to put some of our men on board of her, but the %void blew ton hard ; two days after spoke an Ane nt lilt schooner from Savannah for Boston, and pia thirteen or fifteen more of our men on board of her, paying 20 bags of sugar for their passage. Next day made the land again. which proved to be the coast of North Carolina, when IS ur iG of the stoutest men rentsitting on board turned to a n d plotolerrti the privateer of every thing valnahle, a hgcli they carried ashore With them in. a beat, 41).1 ort.....srloned the General koNdeass. leaving the and I'3 more cm board. 1)(17 (11 MAIL. " Rubinson (the Captain) then proposed to run i , •to Wittoingum, and give the privateer up to the Crited States, which was determiwd en. Off the bar we were boarded by a pilot, who remained on heard two days ' when be left no and sent ashore w•th Rghinson days, five of the crew. We were rhea. r event t 40 days by a United Stoles revenue cutter, k•d escaped-in a heavy blow. The Genera Iton t.'elti .leaked very bodly for two or three days after 1 , -e blow, and as soon as we got her within 40 or 30 vr , ies of land, we scuttled her and took to the I:ev, bringing With as only oar clothes. We land. nil on Currituck beach at night. where we found it:ki t :infra and the next morning proceeded on to Bak Water in a boot. and there bind three carts to tr'o, us on to Norfolk." The money which these men had. they day wee tai.eu out of one of the feluccas captured up the s•rs'ts. One states the sum taken to have been ti.0(20 dollars, and another 14,000 dollars, but the vi•ule was divided among the crew after the waft. a•;. A few bales of cochineal were also taken nut of tt.c feluCca,• which were on board the General •P•;mdeas4 when they abandoned her. The amount tuucd upon the prisoners is 927 dollars 25 cents, Wi ith have been deposited in the United States -ear 'A. There are two more of the party who came 31,';vre at the Curritock„ but they were left on the road from Black Water, being too unwell to _ _ _ Aster a patient examination 0r nearly five hours, the Prisoners were all committed to Smith, whose deposition is givru above, i• the nr:ly American of the party—the rest ore all Eng lishmen—it is also stated that the ef rw of the brig ess composed chiefly of Eaglish and Spaniards, or ✓ ures of Svistb America. We here neither time nor room at present for any further remarks on this atrocious tra n saction : we ▪ therefore dismiss the subject by briefly in forming our readers that Robinson and his Eve coat. pitilioos who left the privateer off Wilmington bar, i.ure been apprehended at Stnithville,. North Ca robot'. This intelligence we have from the Ml ortiogfoo Recorder of the 10th instant, received by yesterday's mail. [from * The Bodin Patriot," Joao 14.3 SIECIITION OF 111 E PIRATES. We have authority to state. that the tliree pirates who are to be executed on the morrow will be taken "from the gala' precisely at a quarter past ten a. or. They will proceed through State, India, Custnin iloaae, and Milk-streets to the Matti -street, and thence to the place of execution, which will be near to where Powers 'offered% ou the neck ; uud we tro-, derstrud that their sentence will be completed as near noon as circumstances will permit. Their names are Wm, Holmes, Edwvd Rose-. wain. and Thomas IVerricgion, otherwise called Warren Fawcett. Holmes is said to be a Scotch. man, Rosewaiu an Englishman, aud IVartirigton a Intim of Connecticut. 'they origivally composed part of the crews of two 'privateers sailing under 11e Buenos ,tyrean flag, On the 48th May, isle, these privateer. being in company, fell in with :mil captured a see eel with • valuable cargo, from limy:mush lauuti-1 to Europa Whe stational character of the vessel was not satisfactorily ascertained at the trial. The prisoneve,, together with two or three other seamen, and a prize captain aud mate, were swat on ba•rd the captured vessel as a prise crew, with or ders to carry her into Buenos Ayres. It appears by the evidence oh Thomas 11,nrisoli: vs!in was on board the schooner at the time, that on the 4th of July, 1818, the crew lied had some !Ivor, and became rather intoxicated. About to o'clock in the evening a violent quarrel took place bulged' Holmes and the prize mate. The quarrel, however, subsided. About two hours after, the wit nen heard Rosewain propose to throw the master nod mate overboard, to which Holmes accedecla-.• 14sdavies.went below, and is • few minutes brought up a large file, sharp at the point. He aud Warring- TEA. COLCHESTER ELECTION. ton went aft, where they foand the mate,asleep on slum.—lt was laid to the table, and ordered to be the quarter deck. They took him, not by the 1 printed. head and the other by the feet, and thr ew him into ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Mr. Lusitsworuts moved that the House do now the sea% The cries. which the rnate uttered open reaching the water, brought up the mas ter from the adjourn mild Monday the gist August. who immediately Amer orders so back . Ho, BANK FORGERIPJ. topsail. The witness %prussic to wait - it the MAK, M. IIUME rose, not to oppove the motion of ed. and the master jodPerf on to the hen-coop to we .i*ursinteht, but to submit r question, which he -- wfws was in the wet when Holmes and Warrington regretted be had to introduce in the absence of any s c ie..,l hint by the heels and pitched hill over the or his Majesty's Ministers. He understood the rail of the vessel. He however caught by a tope Royal Assent had been given to the .Bill for Fe !mit hu ng by it; when Holmes leaned Oyer and PeKli"g the law winch Inflicted the punishment of stabbed turn several times with the file. Finding death fur forging Batik notes.—(try of " 111 r.") — they could not make him loose his hold, the rope Ile was then misinformed. under tire impression was cut, and tie dropped into the water. Nothing that the statement made to him was corrert, he more was heard or seen of Ole master or mate, and I wished to have asked a question of his Majesty's no vessel was in sight at the time. Rosevrain took Ministers, respecting an application that had been the ceinmand of the vessel, and changed h her p m e a r r t f , e ne to nt. the Secretary of State for the Home oeDe course, intending to enter the Delaware. They bow- ever arrived at Scituate, on the 30th August. Find. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL begged leave to oh lug where they were, the crew deserted the weasel serve to the Hots. Member, that the Bill fur alter. ant{ dispersed. They were all apprehended in the ing the capital punishment in cases of Bank-mete course of the next day, when the witness made a forgeries, stood over for discussion until after the statement of the whole transaction. adjoornmeht. Pie Jury, after an absence of about two hours Mr. Flume said, that being the case, his applica and a half, returned with a verdict of (;ulitb. against lion was quite useless. The fact was, lie meant each of the Prisoners, and they are to expiate their to have inquired, conceiving the Bill to hare pinsed, crime to-morrow, by an ignominious death. whether it was intended lir three cases of convic. . lion for forgeries, that the sentence on the unfortu nate persons world be executed to-morrow ? The grounds of his applicution being erroneous, of course it only remained for hint to desist from the question which lie meant to put. GI BR A LTA R. Mr. throe expressed his surprise that the papers which Ise moved for, by an Address to his Majesty on the 4th May, ors the subject of Gibraltar, bad nut been presented. Ile lamented this (Way the inure, as it was his intention to call the attention of the House to Gibraltar immediately oiler the adjourn ment, arid as he wished Members to have full infor mation on the subject prior to the discussion. Mr. LUSHINOTON said he would take all the pains iii his power to accelerate the 'production of the papers, so as to meet the Hon. Member's wishes. The House then adjourned until Monday, the let August. understood, Rays the Washington City Ga :rim, that two out of the sixteen seamen of the Prsesistibk privateer, lately condemned to death for piracy, by the Circuit Court of the Untied States, at Richmond, have been pardoned by the President of the United States, and that the rue. chitin's of the sentence of the remaining fourteen has been suspended. This mitigation is highly gratifying—their case was a very hard one. LIAM JOLT 19. The baptism of the third son of his Royal High ness fhe Prince of Orange was performed yesterday in the church of this commune, and the ceremony was concluded with the most perfect order, notwith standing the very great concourse of people. Tile young Prince received the name of William • Frederick Henry. Their Majesties the King and Queen having stopped some tune at the Palace at Sorstclyk returned to the Loo. "fitE :'6ll.l'll.Sii. i)I.IESS. AMSTERDAM, JULY 20. The Court of Assizes sitting here has to-day coo deruntd M. J. B. D. Wibiner to 1,111 years ilil. prisuinneut for abuse of the liberty of the press. HANOVER, JULY 10. LONDON. THURSDAY. JULY 27, 18i0. It is said that the viPit of his Majesty the King to this country begin. to he uncertain, on account of the events that are passing in England. The two Houses of Parliament adjourned yester day evening—the House of Lords to Tuesday, the 15th of August, and the House of Commons until Monday, the :Ist. The House of Lords, it thus appears, will assemble two days previous to that which has been appointed for the second reading of the Hill of Pains and Penalties, for the purpose probably of giving an opportunity to all Members of the !loose who, from various circumstances, may not have taken their seats this Parliament, to make the necessary oaths and declarations, and also that all arraogements preparatory to this awful proceed ing might be completed. This proceeding against the QUEEN. is familiarly called " Her MAJESTY'S Trial," but however correct such a designation may be in reality, it will not be so regarded by the strict usages of the !louses of Parliament. The Lords will sit in their legislative, and no! in their judicial capacities, acid the evidence will, we presume, be opened at once to their Lordships, without the pre liminary or opening speech which in ordinary pro. ceedings in Courts of Justice precede the tes timony of the witnesses. The mode of proceed ing in this case differs essentially from that which should have been pursued, hail the Qukett been placed in a :late of accusation by the Commons in the way of impeachment, or by the Law Officers of the Crown, in the way of indict. ascot for a criminal act committed by her MAJESTY. It - ellher of such cases the trial would be conduct ed according to the established rules of criminal procedure; but in the present instance the cooly ob ject presumed by the usages of Parliament is to form the consciences of the Members, and the fate of the Hill will subsequently depend rather upon the question of political expediency, than upon the judicial opinions of the Members respectively, as formed upon a fair and impartial view of the evi. dence. COPENHAGEN. JULY 8. The first instalment or the debt of the Norwegiari Gove►nment will be shortly paid here; the sum is 430,000 specie dollars. FRANKFORT. JOLT 14. Accounts from almost all parts of Germany, an nounce that there is every appearance of an abuu. dent berreat. 11.4MBCIIGH. JULY 17. On the sth of April A strong shock of an earth quakw was felt et lrkutzk, in Siberia: Hy a decree of his Majesty the King of Denmark, of the _tstli June, the length of the pendulum un der the 45th degree of north latitude, is taken as the basis of all Danish weights and measures. BERLIN, JULY 13. Baron Ompteda, the flanoverien Ambassador to our Court, has arrived here from Dresden. BRUVIELS, JULY 19. • The storm a hick we had the doy before yesterday was very violent in the neighbourhood, and rape malty at B►ildort, • league and half from the city. One young girl was killed by the lightning. and another wounded. On the Panne day there was likes ise a storm at Antwerp. where the lightning struck the mast of a obip at anchor, which Was Soilivrrrii from top to bottom; the Teeml and cargo were not damaged. A sailor on deck was wounded in the breast by a splinter, but not drugeroritly..— ( Dutch Papers, July 42./ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JILT IS. The Ileum suet at half-past three o'clock. Th►e House of Commons having been summoned in attend their LordehipE. the Speaker and WOW ►Members appeared at the bar, when the Royal Assent wari - sisen by Commission to the lrrealrer►t Debtors' Bill. Th. Commissioners were, the LORD CHANCEL- Lon, Earl DATButtn. and the Earl of SUMER. BURT. Mr. Mason, from the East India louse, pre sented returns of the quantities of teas sold at the sales uf the East India Company for - the last three years. ADJOURNMENT. On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESISURY. House then acljoul tied till Tuercioy, the 15th of August. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WZON/SDAY, JucT The SPEACEIL took the Chair at • quarter past three o'clock, and was soon after suntmot►ed in the ti.ual form to the House of Peers, where the Royal Assent war given by Commission to the Insolvent Damns' Relief Bill._ _ . On tltrir return the SPEAKER informed the llouPe of the lousiness done in the Loril4. Mr. Is is preseuted a Petition from (we under stood) three Burgesses of Colchester. against the late return of Henry Baring, Esq. as Member fur that borough. This Petition was laid on the table, and ordered to be taken into consideration on the 77th August next. PREVENTIVE SERVICE. On the motion of Mr. fIUME. the accounts on the table of the [louse, .hewirig the number of persons employed in the smuggling preventive ser vice, and the expense of that branch of the-public service, were ordered to be printed. CONSOLIDATED FUND. Mr. Lug _IIINGTON brought up an account of the net produce of the Revenue of the United King- As a very erroneous opinion is entertained by many upon the subject of the present prosecution. it miry perhaps not be improper to state. that the same evidence which shall have been submitted to the House of Lords must also be tecclered at the bar of the !louse of Commons, and that should the Bill unfortunately pass the Upper Ilott-e. an op portunity will be offrred to her MAJEstv's Law Officers to produce new evidence before the (louse of Commons to supply a!1 former deficiencies. and to strengthen those parts of their Royal Mistress's defence which might be found insuffi cient fur her exculpation at the bar of the House of Peers. Mr. Huse alluded last night, in the House of Commons, to the case of the unfortunate men who have been ordered for execution this morning for the crime of forgery ; but he did not p►ess the rub. jest, haring lea►ued that Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH'S Bill for mitigating the penalty did not, as lie had been informed, receive the Royal Assent. The Bill has, in fact, been pustliourd for further consi deration; but who can doubt that the feeling of the country in general is strongly marked in favour of the Bill, and under such circumstances, when its enactment by Parliament can not be supposed to be far distant, who does not lament that the active , mercy of the Sovereign should not be advised to au ticipate the benign intentions or the Legisl•te►e The unfortunate men who have been ordered for exe cution this morning entertained the erroneous iden that the new Bill for repealing the capital punish ment in all visors of forgery, wa• 11 mong 'holy which yesterday evening •waited the Royal Assent in the House of Lord-, and they, in consequence, were taught to look forward with confidence to • com mutation of their sentences. The Bill has not been passed, but we hope that they will not be disap pointed in their expectations of mercy. It would, we are convinced, very much gratify the public should the Minister of State advise his Sovereign, under the peculiar circumstances, to spare the lives of these unhappy culprit.. His MAJESTY WM better yesterday than he was the preceding day. The gout in the KING'. hand appears to he gradually departiog. We are hippy toss) . his (MAJESTY'S general health continues ex tremely good. Yesterday his MAJIAITY was visited by the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE.—The Earl of LtvEßrooL had an audience of the KING yesterday. The public mind has been strongly excited by the announcement of the immediate publication of a Treatise, entitled 4 ' The Defence of the Queen against the Charges brought forward against her Majesty when Princess of Wales," • work publish. ed by her MAJESTY, and printed by Messrs. ALL. MAN, booksellers to the QUEEN. We cited on Monday last the opinion of Lord CASTLEREAGH upon the conspiracy of that slay against her MA JESTY'S life and honour, on which occasion his Lordship observed, " that if the (II lof •...ts such profligate persons (meaning Lady Dotto.as and others) were to he sanctioned, where would be the end of such attempts ?" To the country, which is anxious for a fair and full developement of the me rits of her MAJESTY'S case, it is absolutely neces sary to go back to the organization of that foul con piracy against the life and honour of her MA JESTY ; and we are not, therefore, surprised at the extraordinary anxiety with which the public now look to the work announced for speedy publication, under the sanction of her MAJESTY, by her own booksellers, the Messrs. AL /.MAY. An Address of Condolence and of Congratula tion to the QUEEN has been prepared by a large body of the females of the town of Nottingham and its vicinity, and is now in the course of re ceiving signatures preparatory ►o its being presented to her MAJESTY. Iler MAJESTY et.joys already the &ympathy of s very large proportion of her female subjects throughout the kingdom, but the public expression of it must prove peculiatly gra. tifyit:g to her feelings. The signatures to the Not tingham Address, we understand, already amount to 7,800. The Paria Papers of Sunday arrived last night. They contain no further intelligence from Naples. The last accounts from That point, now become the most interesting on the Continent, are of the 10th, arid have been published in our columns. On Sa. turday the Session of the two Chambers of Peers and Deputies was closed by a Royal Proclamation, read in both Douses according to the forms pre scribed by the Charter. It was received in both Chambers with shouts of " Vire le Roy!" after which the Members immediately dispersed. The Flee per Cent. Consols on Saturday were 78 1. 83 cent.—Back Actions 1,38211. A Dutch Mail has arrived, with Papers to the 2•id irritant. The famous Baron OsIPTF1:11, the Hanoverian Amhavvador to Berlin, has arrived in that city from Dresden. We have received New York Papers to the 29th last. They communicate the details of two more destructive fires ; nue at Troy, near Albany, on the 20th, and the other at New York, on the 22,1. The farmer was the more calamitous ; the number of buildings destroyed in it amounted In 1.20 :35 buildings were destroyed or injured in New Ymk. No suspicion of malice is entertained in either of these cases. The great quantity of timber used in American buildings exposes them to acci dents of this kind. It was confidently asserted i u the United States that the Slan►sh messenger who lately arrived there brought an official communication rear.ct. ing the Florida,, and that FERDINAND could not, since the late events, grant any territory to America without the consent of the Corley. f, , • t'Pzarg, •i ' , Accounts from the Spanish Main state that 11301.IYAR had reword from Santa Fr, end wss at Achsguas ; and PAEZ at S.lll Fernando. The head-quarters of the Royalist army were at Valencia. The report of a conspiracy to murder Mont t.t.o is again renewed. The Alayor of Valen cia, accused of the plot, had been executed. The President of Hayti has communicated to the Spcieties in America for the promotion of co lonizing Africa, stating, that in place of sending them to such a distant and inhospitable climate, his territories are open to the emigration of the blacks from the United State.. Gen. DEVEREUX, who 1.-ft Liverpool ►he latter end of April, with the remainder of the Irish IL,- gion. arrived at Barhadoes on the 9th June, and was to sail from thence direct for Angostura. GIMAD .SLUP LAUNCH. CHATHAM. JULY 26. This being the day app inured for'the launch lir the Trrtfolgar, ship, the towns of Stroud, Rochester, and Chatham, assumed an appeuravti. of the toniort gaiety, owing to the grrat tnfaz of fashionable c pang which was every moment 31f. and of which the fair rex formed no into , ;. aiderable portion. The morning was uslwr-d in h e the ringing of bell% &c. and preparations were every where ob-ervieble for a splendid fete. Fr ont an early hour in the morning till one o'clock Ow streets were continually Marked by cavalcados of working descriptions, from the high-blooded Peer and his four-in-hand equipage. down to the mot.. cautious Cockney and his chnisescart, sad all errand actuated by an'ettual curiosity. this Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence rose early, and after breakfast slatted various parts of the loon . 1 with Earl lisruley. Lord A7llll7r i a mr i. ith fitjr Y illikle Garr. Sir Robert Bar low, tkc. Szc. after which bus Royal Ilighwass re. !tinted to the Admirers lathe to prepare for the fatigues of the day. The gates of the Dock-yard were threats open to the public at twelve o'clock : but Hone were a 6. nutted to the canopied ses.s without 31 ticket from the principal Commissi tttt er. To heighten the beauty of the strife.' the lolls on eaTh side of the Medway were sprinkfed with 11w coons"! people. Find Octant, boalo and seitiog galleys glided al e n 4g th e smooth surface or lire water in great tituntrere, We regret that want of time comp-Is eta to t e b r i e . in our &solution. About two O'clock his ItnyaS liivhoirs% and patty arrived, amidst the most en thusiastic greeting. and in a hew minute* after ward.. the usual preparations bring ready. the Trfyialgar was saised from her niooriugs, and shot into the water like an arrow, whilst both sides of the river re-echoed the joyous shouts of the assem bled multitude: , 4 'runs grand to see that proud ship elide So stately down she subject tole; The sterner beauty of her prow, Frowned on the . I flood he low, As if the waters foamed with pride To kiss their native favourite's sole- It is undristood that she is to be towed to Ports mouth to be miibted, and afterwards to proceed immrdintely to sea. His Royal Highness afterwards dined with Sir J. Gorr. and a distiogiii.lird party ; and to-u 1 tV dines with the Earl of Darnley at Cobham Par. On Saturday his Royal Highness will return to town. CURIOUS CASES. A Lind tortoise sass fonnd iu Pennsylvania, with the f f. lowing engraved on the shell :—)hotsras Musgrore, I 7 t4 '-- It was set at liberty wills the addition of the present date.-- ( ere York Paprr.) A large bass, weighing between 50 and 60 pored., was caught a few days 'Mee at Haddam, abort twenty mile: Im. low this city. Upon opening it, it was found to contain a junk bottle of rim which it is 'opposed must have berm dropped overboard from some ream I Or boat. and cmieht while 'niacin by Ibis tippler of the dreg.—(conneetico Mirror.) twivarvoai, le A. JVNI O. A Goon HAUY..—A Isil by she meow of Heoultiags, bunt iue Jay last week for au erl.pel. sank at the upper side lea's flabrel up a rivall canvass bag 5.111.11114 li re hira of pure gold, wuightoz tichireas winces, the ;ohm uf *lnch is said to be something inure than 3110 dollar,. nits were on Ilie stage of action riming the American Ili volui Moat y War, nersoust fur its !wing lust in the foliowing manner :—A privateer schooner, called the II AUk. commanded by the intrepid Jack Lee, captured and 11. eit in among ninny other prizes, an English brig bound from Oporto to England loaded with wine; she also hail on board a large amount of dollars, as well as gold in du►t, and coin. It sat not known by the eaptiiim at th.• time she wits taken that these precious metals Were (.11e board—the mate of the brig (who r.maini.l in the pr;ae, kept it from the knowledge of the prize-mashy, hoping they might be fallen in with sod recaptured. Mw, bonever, at rir44 safely, and came to the witurf, now Greenleaf's, is heir this gold was found. It is ionjteiiii ell that iu ailenti•ting to smuggle some of it ashore, it was either acridently dropped or designedly throw■ overboard to prevent drier :s ri collected that several seanwu •wire imprisiniiii fur cra b, riling it. The lad, we undcrtand, has prudently dim-mined to run ►eel his booty auto cash, and deposit it its the Savings Bank. Yesterday, about eltvets o'clock, the Duke of I.OII:CESTF R left Lemion for Cheltenham. The four theatres ilt the Belfast ciicuit are adve►.. ti§eil to be let or sold. A great eclipse of the sun will take place on the 7 , 11 of Septenalser next. This eclipse nail he visible over au extent of more then four millions square leagues. a surface nearly equal to a sixth part of the earth, and resembling a kind of oval ut alowit 7,500 leagues in circumference, complism.: all Europe, the western part of Asia, all /Uric's, as far ati to Monopotapa, and a part of North Aunt rica. The relipse will last three hours. Among the laws passed in Massachnsetto. is ono. by which no person in health, and having the use of their limbs. from the age of 12 to 65, shall be maintaintd as poor by the State. _ . There was a great deal of company et Thetfo•al IVool Fair me Saturday ; but sio wool was su:d ex cept that of Mr. Coke, which fetched 50.. meeting passer' and the toast' were received Ou Tuettlie for a wager. Barrovi,''on Fresence of continued t was every the istlvent cramps in ti to call out which came sinking. the Barrow, and we most swimmer het, 'ions ul Lord Morning used cff in the usual pleasing manner. pasts staid sentimeos in the usual slams wit with undiminished warmth. sdaiy last a person of this teem Agreed, r, to swing thirty titsiesycross tbk river his back. The task wimsoelletiretced nt F a great cniiconNe of people; acid parata L t furty-seven minutes, in which tint.: en crosa : i •gs were accomplislird, tlia••e expectation of Norresp on the part of liner; but, wilorttioately. having taken the twetity.tughtli attempt, hf wausibligral t for a boat, which was lit- Met eup just t i me enough In save from 'flue eurreut ii very rapid its t part of being just below %Vainly° ridge; ist allow that this young mew he best irld tip In public notice since • : ••• .ord IlYautt and DOE FIGS • Iv • • • • fit r • , 4,7