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Fro* the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 13, 1,802. Whitehall, February 13, 1802. The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland unto 'the Right Honourable Sir John Mitford, Knight, and 'to the Heirs . Nlale of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Redesdale, of Redesdale,.in the county of Northumberland. The King has also been pleased to order Letters Patent to be Passed under the Great Seal of that part of the United Kingdom of Great 'Britain and Ireland called Ireland, containing a Grant onto the said Right Honourable John Baron Redesdale , of the Office or Place of Chancellor and. Keeper of the said Great Seal, in the room of John Earl of Clare, de ceased.. AT the Court at St. James's, the loth of February 18oz, present, the KING'S Most Exce.ilent Ma jesty in Council. HIS MAJESTY, IN COUNCIL, %V A 3 THIS DAY PLEASED TO itk-POINT THE FOLL3WING SHE RIFFS, VIZ. C alas A RT II E N—Thomas 0 wen, of G lensoult, Esq. ANGLESEY—WiIIiam Bulkeley I-lughe , , of Bryndda, Esq. DzNalcu —Daniel Leo, of Llannerch-Park, Esq. in the roorn of Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Penyllan, Esq. And His Majesty was also pleased to make the fol lowing Amendments upon the Roll : ENT—Thongs Jid? Goaffei to be Thsmas Goafvey, Esq. SUFFOLK-.-Thornas Cocksedge, of ingbam, to be Thomas Cocksedge, of Bury St. Einuzna"s, Esq. Ccntntissims !be Devonshire Militia, signed'hy the e:lrd Litutenant. To be Deputy nonteeants—George llarbor, Esq. Dated; Sept. 9. tBOO. Peter libert, Esq. Dated Ott. zr, ISte. Richard Lang, Esq. ' Dated Aug.• 22, x:`',ol. Edmund Nathaniel. William Fortescue, Esq. Dated as above. William _Strode, Esq. Dated as above. Paul Treby Treby, Esq. Dated Oetober 2z, iSot. John 'Parker, Esq. Dated December . l9, :Bez. ' Edmund Lane, Esq. Dated Dec... 20, ISor. A'orth Devon Regetent. To be Captain—John Boger, Esq. Dated 01. 2, Tsot. Te he Capt . lin- Lieutenant—Williaan Chave, Esq. Dated Oct. 4, igol. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Fisher, Esq. Pitted Aug. 18, 1800. William White, Esq. Dated November 26, aoo. ltathaniel Thorn, Esq. Dated August t, 180 r. Stephen Shute Rowe, Esq.. Dated tiMober 3,180 t. John Spen cer Colepep per, Esq. Dated October 4,_1801. - Valentine Hewlett, Esq, Dated as above: To be Ensigns—John Spencer.Colepepper, Esq Dated An; gust 24, 1800. John Valentine Hewlett, Esq. Dated OCtober co, 1800. Weymond Cory, Esq. Dated January 12, 1801. Henry Hanson, Esq. Dated January 19,1801. William Chave, Esq. Dated August 2s, 180 t. John Lavingtou Roope, Esq. Dated September 29, 1801. South Devon Regiment. To be Captains—William Strode, Dated September 5, 101. James Brown, Esq. (by Brevet). Dated January 8, 18,2. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Wollacombe, Esq. Dated Ja nuary 3, 1801. Robert Palk, Esq. Dated-November 9, William Henry Symonds, Esq. Dated November 1,, 1801. To be Ensigns—Robert Palk, Esq. Dated March 4, 1801. William Henry Symonds, Esq. Dated March s, East Devon Regiment. To be Captains—Edmund Kenn, Esq. Dated September 4, 1801 . Edmund Lane, Esq. Dated September 5, 'Soh To be Captain-Lieutenants--Sir John Dc la Pole, Bart. Dated May 4, !Sot. Edmund Kenn, Esq. Dated July 2 4, 1801. Ce6rge S. Fursdon, Esq. -Dated September 8, 1801. William - Hare, Esq. Dated Ora.ober 10, 1801. To be Lieutenants—John Kelly, Esq. Dated July,E4, 1801. Charles Saunderson, Esq. Dated Sept. 7, tgor. Edward Ellicott, Esq. Dated Sept. 26, 1801. To be Ensigns—Edmund Lane, Esq. Dated July 2 4 , ISO t. Tuba! Lewis, Esq. Dated Aug. i 3, 18, 0 t. William Collins, Esq. Dated Sept. 7, aot.. Commissions in. the Cardigan Militia, signed 15 the Lord Lieutenant. 'So: Lieutenant-Colonel john Brooks to be Licutenant-Colonel- Commandant, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis, resigned. Dated Jan. z-, 102. Adjutant and Lieutenant Edward Lawford Cole, late Lieq trmint in His Majesty's -)sth Regiment. of loot, 'to be Captain by Brevet. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Feb. r 9. George Patrick Int:old, ofßraintree, Essex, money— scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. March 27. Lewis tones, of the Colonnade, Grenville-street, Brunswick-square, builder and carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. pril 6. William Mac George, of Old Bond-street, banker, At eleven, at V uildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Earle. and John Hemet, of Albermarle-street, booksellers, February 23, March 2, at one, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Bovill, Chancery-lane. Arnaud Dulaw, of Soho-square, bookseller, February t 6, at nine, 27, and March 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wingfield, Great Marlborough-srreet. Tames hworth, late of Wadsworth, Halifax,. shopkeeper, ...'tlarek.„ at six, 6, at ten at the Sun Inn, Bradford, and Marco 2.7, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. A*tornies, .Mr. Sykes, New-Inn, London; or Mr. Lee, Leeds. Richard Salisbury Biley, of Old-street, rope and twine ma nufaclur,..r, February 22, 27, - and March 27, at eleven, at GuilWl.lll. Attorney, Mr. Hudson, Wink:worth-Build- ings, City-Road. • Henry Turner, of Saint Martin's-le-Grand,. silk-manufac,- turer, February 22, 27, and March 27, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Edwin and Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. Ralph Bell, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher, March 8,9, • and 27, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Mogoley street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Young, Newcastle; or Mr. Palmer, Gray's-Inn-square. Jeremiah Tones, of Chester, shoe-maker, March 3,9, and 27, at eleven, at the Hcp Pole Inn, Chester. Attornies, Messrs. Hamilton and Faulkner, Cheiter. • Emanuel Von Wertheim, late of Arundel-street, Strand, merchant, February so, and March .2, 27, 2t.teq, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Willett and Annesley, Finsbury square. James Jones, of Kingston-upon-Hull, .grocer, February 23, - March 2, at one, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Exley„Furnival's-Inn, Holborn. .Anthony Johnson, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, groCer, Feb. 22, 23,.and March 27, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Chester field. Attornies, Mr. Maddock, Lincoln's-Inn, London or Messrs. Bower and Calton, Chesterfield. DIVIDENDS. Alarch 2.7. John Stainsby, of Cornhill, wpolleta.clraper, at twelve, at Guildhall ' Narcit 4. Sarah Armstrong, of Bath, ironmonger, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. :]arch 13. I'4 - nes Pitkethly, of Wood-street, Cheapslcle, - druggiiit, at ten, at Guildhall. - Iklarcn 9. Edmund Haworth, of Mill-Hill, near Black burn, John H;...v.-orth, of Hampstead, and J Ilaworth, Ardwiek, Manci - 4eSter, calico-pi4iters, at Afr,..p.:11, at tilt. Bridgewater-Arms, MancheSter. :IVlarch t 6. Valentine Walker, late of Great Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden, watch-case-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. March 9. Joseph Dean, 01 the Strand, laceman, at eleven, • at Guildhall. March 13. Edward Holmes, of roster-lane, Londonev - zller , j • :1 at ten, at sfarcll $. Henry I<caberts, late of Arreton, Isle of Wight, - b um Roberts, of Ne%vport, and Mark Gregory, late of the King's-Awns-Yard, London, bankers, at one, at the Green Dragon Inn, Newport. larch g. BdWard Robinson; of Dudley, Worcestershire, ' Carrier; at elevcrt, ar the Dtidlcv '45- A rms`l March 12. John S of Lanca . ster, and George Shaw, late of Kingston, me{,;n4uts, at the G rapes Inn, Lancaster. March Z. 'Pepe Tonics, of Bilston, draper;ii &TO, if the Red-Lion Inn, Wolverhampton. • March 6. Thomas Harrison and John Brackley Prichard, of Liverpool, pctsellers, at twelve,' at the Roe-Buck Ncwcatle-under-Lyme, Stafford. March 8. john Thompscn, now or late of Blackburn, cotton-inanulaaurer, at eleven, at .the St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. March B. Alexamtr Butler, now or late of Blackburn, fa&or, at two, at the St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. March 9. Paul Newman, of Milksham, Wiltshire, clothier, at eleven, at the Bush Tayern, •Bristol. March 6. D'Arcy Boulton, Philip Morgan, Thomas Morgan, John, Gaspar Vancouver, and Benjamin Stow, of Coper's- Bridge, Surrey, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 24: Nicholas Morrell, of Nei.vton-upon-Ouse, York shire, dealer, at twelve, at the White llorse Inn, Copper gate, York. CERTIFICATES. • March 6. John Herichan, of Liverpool, dealer. William Middleton,'john Holland Pemberton, and George Felton, of Livertiadl, merchant,. John Gilman, of li,nen-draper. lames King, late of South t.lworth, dealer. John Greaves, of Pudsey, Yorkshire, and Josepli.Dufton, of Farnley, Leeds, merchants. Edmund •Toinpkins and Robert Tompkins, of Deretend, Birmingham, prated in k.. 7. s rand- makers. .HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, FED. 13. THERE not being forty Members present at .four. o'clock, the House adjourned till Monday. THE SUN. SOLENT QVIS FALSUM AUDEAT LONDON, FEBRUARY , 5, igoz. WE this morning received the Paris Papers of the loth and s ith inst. from which we have extraeled the most interesting articles. They are entirely silent with regard to the proceedings at Amiens - . We also received the two Lta mburgh Mails which were due, but their contents have been nearly anti, cipated by - the French Papers. We learn by private letters brought by the Mail, that Austria and Prus sia have at length come to an agreement.upon the subjeCt of Indemnities. The length of time which. has been occupied in discussing this complicated question, will not excite astonishment, when it is known that there are no less than Sixty-five Secular Princes who claim indemnification far their losses, besides the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY ail,' illc PRINCE Of ORANGE. The latter Prince i~ doing to &end a Minister to rari 4 , ) r r . Saturday morning His MAJESTY, attended by General MANNERS, rode out in Winds(.4 Great Park, and viewed the improvements. ' HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES took an airing tp Frogmore. Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY heard Divine Service at St. George's Cathedral, attended by Lady CRANtEY, entint_ess of WESTMORLAND, Major DESBoROUGH, and Colonel CARTWRIGHT they were met by.the Bishop of Nom cli, *niaors Lo c KM - ---,AN and GOODENCILIGH. An excellent Ser mon was preached by Dr. FISHER, Canon in Re sidence, frorn the 6th Chapter of Sr. Paul's Epistle to the Hebrews, ver. i 2. The Ro A.l l FAmt t,x . return to Town to-porrow. On Wednesday part of the equipage of the DuTcHEss of YORK arrived at Bath, 'rwo houses were taken in Pultney_street for Her Royal 'High. ness, who was expected there PO Saturday.. On Saturday se'unight the Great Seal of Ireland was vested in a Commission, consisting of Lords KILWARDEN, AVONNTORE, and NO&BURY. . Sir JOHN WARREN and Nir.'PARKER COKE will certainly be returned, and, it is believed, without opposition, for Nottingham : the latter Gentleman has represented that BoroUgh for upwards of twenty_ five years, Letters from Paris state, that most of the . Mem bers of the Tribunate who - opposed the Government, have been voted out of the - Conervative Senate in the renewal of one-fifth of the Members of, the Tri bunate and Legislative Body, which is to take place annually. The following 'are the principal Mem bers of the Tribunate who have been voted out. COURTOIS, a Member of the Convention, a bosom friend of DANTON, "but nevertheless a great sup: porter of the Bth Brumaire.—CHAzAL, a Member of the Convention, and President of the Council of Five Hundred at St. Cloud, after LUCIF.N BONA PARTE was carried off by the Soldiers.----.BENJAMI N CONSTANT, a native of Geneva.-- , DEs RENAuDEs, a ci-devant Priest, and Grand Vicar•of Au tun, when 'FAL L EICRAN D was Bishop.—MAlLH nephew of the Senator.—CHENl F ST. AI.I B IN.—THIEss and A.NDRI EUX (WllO iS re eleded)—in all 20. It has been _remarked, that such of the Legislatave. Body and Tribunate whO voted for the death of Lours XVI. have been expelled. It has been said, but we cannot give any credit to the story, that when General LANNEs was lately committed to the Temple, the Consular Guard sent a message to the CHIEF CONSUL, importing that they gave him an hour to determine whether. the General should be released, and that in consequence of this message lie was soon set at liberty.—Such a compliance on the part of the CHIEF CONSUL isso inconsistent with all that has hitherto been known Of his charaaer, . that it is impossible to give any faith to it. It is rather to be supposel- that, in stead of quietly submitting to such a requisition, he would at once have broken the Guard with in famy, and consigned it to. the utmost severity of Military punishment- Mr. J. KIRBY is appointed by'Lieutenant Gover nor NUGENT, Chief-Just ice of Jamaica,. in the room of the late Hon. J. HEN'CKELL. The average Price Of Sugar, computed from the returns made for the week_ ending zoth day-of February 1802, Is Thirty-nine Shillings and Light Pence per hur.d , ;d w, NAJ'AL NEWS. FALMOUTH, FEB. 12. ARE/VED on Wednesday eveninglast, the Flora, . - Capt. LE CHEMINANT, and Chatham, Capt. WEL LER ITransports), with Troops from Egypt, bound to Cork : j..ord CRAVEN, and Lieut. Colonel HOPE, of the 26th Regiment, are on board. the former.— The ships are gone into Qu.arantine. Sailed the Friendship, Capt. it/CHARDS, with fruit, fpr London ; and this day, His Majesty's 'Ships Imnzortaliti,'bf 36 guns, Capt. HOTHAM, and ..???,i - iicWe, of 32 guns, on a Cruize ; also the'Spitfre Sloop of War, of :6 guns, Capt. KEEN, with Dis patches for the West Indies; and the American ship Clarissa, Capt. FIELD, for Cadiz. The Walsingham Packet sails to-morrow, with Mail of 4th inst. for Lisbon. Arrived this evening the ship Suffolk, Captain ROBI NSON, ''with rice and pepper, from Bengal for London. She left St. Helena the 2 8th December last, on which day the Princess Mary East India Ship sailed for Bengal, and the Ship Sir John Bar_ lase. Warren for England. PLYMOUTH, Fe s. 13. SAILED the rile de Paris, of 110 guns, for. Torbay ; the Amelia, La Nymphet Ametkysi and Oiseau, Frigates, on a Cruize in the Channel. Arrived the . Seagull, of 18 guns, from Ports mouth ; and La Sujfsante, Sloop of War, from a Cruize ; also the Ship Esther, of London, RICHARD ABBOT master, from Jamaica, laden with sugar, coffee, &c. bound to London ; nine weeks passage. Thirteen invalid Soldiers came Passengers in her from Jamaica. PORTSMOUTH, FE B, ‘litt AgRIVED yesterday the Sally, RowF,' from the South Seas ; Amiable Clarissa, Flora, from Cork ; and Ravenktvorth, KE!TB, from Ireland. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Trent, for the West Indies. The Earl Spe►rcer BAcoN, South Sea Whaler, at South Georgia, had been there nine days when she drifted from her anchors, and was lost.- 7 -Crew saved. YARMOUTH, FE D. z Art It ICED the Ariadne Sloop from Shctlond. Sailed the Dolphin, BR Istow, for Liverpool. Remain, in the Roads, the Blemheim, AdMiral DICKsoN, Monarch, Admiral GRAVES, Asia, Stan dard, Ruby, Veteran, Agamemnon, Polyphemus,: Princess of Orange, Assistance, and • Raisonahle,' Ships of the Line ; Shannon Frigate, Fag/ourite and Ariadne Sloops, Cruizer and . 3alouse. Brigs, ap.d Addirr Gpn..ship.. • DEAL, FEB. 14. ARRIVED His Majesty's ;Ships.., inflexible and Caroline, from Portsmouth ; .and they remain with the St. Alban's, Nemesis, Amazon, Brilliant, Ar row, Galgo, Eugenie, and La Sophie ; Express Advice-boat, Conflia and Vixen, Gull-brigs, and Ranger Brig. Capt. Alex. CAMPBELL, of.the Salamine, is appointed, tp the Greyhound Frigate, and Captain Wl4,sl_lNy late of the Trust), to the Alexandria Frigate, late Re'se'ni.re". . Saturday a Court-Martial was held on board the Gladiator, in Portsmouth Harbour, to. try William Miller, alias Bower, for murdering' the Officers of His Majesty's Ship Hermione, or being aiding and assisting therein, and for having aided and assisted in carryigg the Ship' to La Guira, and delivering her up to. the Enemy. The Court agreed that the latter charge had been fully proved against the Prisoner,, and did adjudge him to' be hanged. Two Officers and eleven Seamen, belonging to the Bourdelais, had arrived at Jamaica on the x9th Dec. in a French cartel, from Auic.Cayes. . The Public will be- gratified to hear, that die . GRAND SEIGNIOR has directed Gold Medals to be presented to the Officers employed hi Egypt, as a testimony of the high sense which he entertains of their gallant and memorable achievements.—The following order has been issued on the occasion by the Officer commanding the 28th Regiment at Win chester : " Lieutenant-Colonel CHAMBERS has the happinesi to, inform the Regiment, - that he has this moment- received from General Whir rEtocx, through the Commanding Officer of the DiStriet, a Gold Medal for each Officer who was present with the Corps on its landing in Egypt: . The Medal is a present from the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and an honourable tes timony of his approbation, and of the high sense the Ottoman Porte entertains of the gallant and brilliant success achieved by-the Regiment, and our brother Officers and- Soldiers, in the late important and ever-memorable adions in Egypt. " Lieutenant-Colonel C H A M BER S having witnessed the faithful and gagapt• exertions of the Officers and' Men -in Egypt, who coql.ributed so much to raise the glory of. the British-Arm; anho crown the Campaign against the best Troops of France, c .uiith the most brilliant success, cannot re frain on this occasion to express his sincere hope, that they may Icing . live to enjoy this mark of the GRAND SEIGNIOR'S approbation, and the applause and gratitude of their-King and Country." Captain-Lieutenant And Adjutant ICENT, of the Marine Forces, is promoted to ' the, rank of full Captain in . the above Corps. On Monday 225 French prisoners,, who had been' cpnfiricd at Yaxley Barracks, sailed from Lynn on board thc Martha Cartel, for France.. TIIE HRAITURCH CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 2S. -- . E O ,O IT 13 said that the new Administration In 61 will cost the Porte 40,000,000 piastres a Yea r ' BAI Before his departure frdm C ons t an tinop/e) " E . . TINI hel d . a meeting of the principal French Ivie r o chants there, and explained to them the ende avll° of the First Consul to bring about a renewal of t° mercantile connexions between the Porte and fra/fi. ".. ' • BERN, JAR:24r' ON the zest, the Commission appoPe: b fli!p Senate notified to them th e r e turn of the Lani:Pail t a REDING. In order to s ettl e t h e a ppointor ° the Councils, a particular . Sitting is to be fiel d ' The Constitution of 'May 29 is to remain unaltere d 'fr 01 ThurgauWith regard to the s epa rat i on o f t he Thurg Schaffhausen, and of the fatter from the 6 A 11 thal. The' or gan i zat i o n o f the Cantons, an - t i j first choice of their M ag i strates , w ill b e Cool tt n tiaf i to the. Central Government. There is no me of uniting Le man a n d Argases. The V a lais wil l be cheerfully conceded to France, since the cantoililleil of a body of Troops, which cannot be dispensed ' via : walt4ps not interfere with the H e i vet i c Neatrali.? THE THEATRE. • Drur y-4 4% ' e h st Love in a Villay, which is one of the Yeti " cr y' models of the true English Opera, attraCted 3 l us t, numerous audience to this Theatre on Saturday 01 Mrs. BI.L.LINGTON, of course,. was the-heroilletio the piece, and her transcendant musical skill wa s t o essential part of the. attradion. ..She gave 311 411. Airs'with her accustomed excellence, and tr. o . she excited as much applause as ever, the Aod! e so ci made allowance for the fatigue of her-exertions; eit did not demand a repetition of any but•,thC" ) „ fi r y which she sung with KELLY.. This Duerr is': (limbic to theikilf - of KELLY as a Composer' ki y; Mrs. MOUNTAIN ranks -very she sung very _alarmingly d , and.aed,, ‘V.itir?r a g9 DOWTON is a gOod Hodge. Mrs. I?iLty r to be noticed for ;.:ding and Singing in Ma * 4l4fiiiiileg &JETT was very quaint and diverting - 4' ll j , 11 , i 'd Toot/cod, but. we do not approve of the bal e ,;;,tto which he introduced. at.ihe end of the Statute "' a j.. nor at the still greater'bufFoonery of Rosetta'.F.,,Peintf zirg off his ' , wig in the. last scene. Stichioctil",lo arealtnot tOO gross and disgusting for the Ga'ler-. - ~ to re At titz - end of the Opera a considerable , 'lance 'rose.: God Saw the King," was : L A for by a great part -of 'the audience, h u t the for what. reason, we know .not, chose to play I „ v itt; Britaltniti." This patriotic air was hem' for Pbut the audience resumed, their e3'„rpea " God Save the King ;"and - the Band se COQ" resolved not to comply, a g reat clarnouc , tinned or some time alter the Farce, .The First 1,700 r, had commenc6d - tAtitr" came. modestly forward, and signified that wb e ,, ll l,' general wish was known, it be Ae);' 0 11f This respeafiil subinisssion to . 7ohir 'Hug, effe.'thea restored him--to' his teMper, and the Farce ";/ 3 „ s e ceP• suffered to proceed. It may not be alwar ' n uis l " sary for the Orchestra to comply with thr tion of a part of the Audience, for a parti et ' A ` a- ir but if once the cry becomes general, 1 0 1 ' 4 thought proper to, attend to it, the AudieV,C c s certainly have what they , demand. . bti The Opera was fall of Fashion on Saturday -notwithstanding the great musical attra6tio rla , a t 5, 03 ,: then Theatre. BAN gave her songs lief `IIT, -style of excellence, and was loudly applau cW t . ; oii t r Ballet' of /rza promises to-continue a fa vo9f P N . the Public; indeed the graceful performance. b; 9 ' LAB O RIE alone must render it so. :The mr. FEZISSANT, who lately arriv--p , 1 country, is not the husband of our English sl ) but his brother. d 0614. The Duke of BEDFoRD has certainly e°" . ., Lao }himself with great liberality towards Druo is him, Theatre, during the perplexing litigations rigiP it has been in volvod. He does not feel lik e i a n - LO creditor, but has rather aeted like a (rico° t- f o ief. property. Under his Grace's auspices, th ere iil IJ 6 it is to be hoped that the whole of the fabric l c ; j og completed, and all the arrangements carri e th , jeA execution, in sneh a manner as may grild a4"; JO the full liquidation of all claims. its Some young men and women of Fashion ha Obi O bi said, formed a plan to have a Pm v ATE 1 P e P 4 SirLcriptlon, instead, of the former mode, of l 4 fornying,,Plays at'-each other's houSes, whi:h o f s- fi lievt thought too expensive. If we are rightly pe', l this plan has been patronize!, by a tew sons, whose 'heads have been. turned ,bY. be e ', French tolitics. It is suppOsed that they 113-trT tb of misled by some'artful Emigrants, i.vho .11re, t at, t p bottom of the. scheme, and who hope, by t ?,,ilY those, who have more money than suit, 0; 0 10' establish a FRENCH % rHrA•riti in this 111e:r°1- j3ll/ In addition to the vocal strength of Wir 9 ' r 1 1115 LING TON and INCLEDON, ASHLEY,•Cve llef st C°' engaged, RILAFIAM for the ensuing 'Orainrio' O f vent Garden. mout h A-few days since cash and notes to the a ril s tol e 11-60. which were suspetted. to !lour. , b een t he out of a , ..post-chaise, near Stones End, int se` ' ,y rough, December last, the propertY Country Bankers, were recovered, ' lle ,',, f oec;; found concealed in the muff of a woman. >secaLl cumstances arising in her favour, no P r ' took place. ; Sire Aiol Several farmers around Windsor and ,: t o s ke °r 5 , for some years past, havehadlheir barns and corn of different kinds taken out by There are sixteen in number of t hese doP - v ii:o o ' lows, four of whOrti are'now in custodY lc, gaol. - , - - r s„ f bn'' A small cow, the property of Mr- `"'",„..() Yarley, calved four calves a few -d4 s ° e ll.. calves all dictl, but the cow is perfeetly E /