The Sun. — London, England, 1812-03-06 00:00:00

Mr. 114 Nkhq replied briefly to the diffinrent aro , n ents urged against his motion. The House then divided — For the Motion Against it - Majority • --‘B5 Mr. BANKES immediately moved the expulsion of Mr. Walsh, which was agreed to wiihout a division. A new Writ tvas•then ordered for Wootton Bas sett, in the room of Mr. Walsh, " who had been expelled as au unfit and unworthy Member of that House"?' PETITIONS TO THE REGENT. Mr. WHITBREAD, seeing a Right Hon. Gentle man in his place, would take the liberty to ask him whether he had communicated ,to his Royal High . miess the Prince Regent, that a Noble Lord, a Alember of that House (Lord L. Gower), had in his hands a Petition* signed by some thousands of persons concerned in the Staffordshil'e Potteries, which be was anxious to present to his Royal Highness ? Mr. Secretary RYDER replied, that he had com municated to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent the letter which he had received from the , Noble • Lord on'the subject ; but, previous to that commu ' nication, he had answered the Noble Lord's letter, by informing him that the usual mode of presenting such Peti-tions was at the Levee, but that no Levee diy having been 'appointed, to avoid delay, if the Noble Lord would transmit the Petition to him, he would immediately lay it before his Royal Highness . the Prince Regent. Mr. WHITBREAD observed, that the Noble Lord had stated the other night, that having apprised his constituents of the communication made to him by the Right Hon. Gentleman, they had instrutled him to present the Petition to the Regent in person. Had the Right Hon. Getalernan stated this circumstance tO htf, Royal Highness ? - - Mr. RYDER said, that he was not aware of hay . in recetced any other communication himself from the Noble Lord than that. which he had already . mentioned. - Th.; o.her Orders of the 'day were then diposed : , 1 - 111 the House aiijourn:Al.. ARR Ivsn-2 Dublin, Waterford. Don---i Malta, 1 Bra-. zils, t Guernsey, i jersey, t Waterford. Consols PRICE OF STOCKS. THIS DAY 41 - TWILYZO'CLOCK. THE SU N. . 6c,a &OLEN* W.IIS 'UCLA FAI.SUM AUDEAT ? 1. O'N D 0 IV, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1 812. This morning an Anhoit Mail arrived, from which we hate made the.jonowing extracts : AN HOI,T; FEB.' 27.—The Gertilin Papers are still stnpre3 ; bllt we have intelligence from Hamburg() that it is generally believed there that war will im mediately be declared by France against Sweden. A frigate has sailed from Copenhagen for the coast of Norway, it is supposed; for the purpose of joining the gun-boats there :'several Danish. naval officers have also lately gone over land there. Accounts from Petersburgh state, that the levy of 5'0,000 men, ordered some time since, has been called out for organization. COPENHAGEN, FEB. Majesty has ap pointed M. LEWENITAGEN, Merchant, of Copen hagen, Consul at Stralsund.. • We mentioned'yesterday the capture of an Ame-; tican vessel by a French printed - , and we should be very glad that some of those Gentlemen, who ebst;nately persist in stating that the Berlin and Milan Decrees are repealed, could inform us upon what ground the American was captured. We shall be glad to bear bow Mr. MADISON will ex,:la'n this event to the Americans. He will find it rather` difficult to satisfy theM that the cap turing of American vessels, and killing and wound ing Atherican seamen, are , proofs that the Berlin and Itlilan decrees are repealed.._ The following is the Letter of the American Captain, giving an account Of the treatment he experienced - " I sailed frern Savannah on the ist of February, and yes ttrday arrived a-breast of the ,Start Point . at tv:O o'clock in the morning, and perceived a sail coming up fast: at - three was tiailve.„ and, cn answering, from Savannah, bound to ; 11 - notith, and . that I was an American brig, he ran up al.)ogside, and kept up,a fire of.musquetry „for eight or ten tia.nutes, which . has,doneus conEidertble damage: Ile after wards boardeli us with twenty or thirty men, hove the Mate fr;erb();l:d, waunded inostof the crew, myself they heat out of the ca'oin f into the forecastle, and then back into the cabin, took the hat off my head, , broke open all my chests and trunks, and plundered them cferery thing that was \ - -aluable; took my pal ars, writing4lesk,*and all the cabin stores: took myself and all the etew on board their vessel, which proved to be a French privateer, but her name they would not tell : steered to s ax southward for the first port in France. I n the morring about eil,ht or . nine o'clock, she perceived a brig of war in chase; they bore up for the Hannah, took out all their two, put myselt and crew into the boat, and cast us of the mercy of the wavos, with a small boat, all stove to pieces. 1 waved a handkerchief to • the brig of which they per ceived from the mast-head, tacked, and picked us up, run up to my vessel and took charge of her, and steered her course for Ply mouth." Lttract of a Letter from St. ?Joy's, Georgia, daedt thJ:•tsar}. The society of this .place IS much imrroved by ihiL• h4lux of a large number of Land and" Naval o;kic.:ls, v.ho are at present on this station ready to LONDON : Printed by 'I 110 MA S WOOD, of No. 3s, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden ; an, M the Stra; Orocg, No, 112, Strand, where 4dve4isemenis, Orders tover*hehn the bolls on the opposite sire of the river (Florida) on the first signal. Congress at present talks of nothing but war, but we have so-long been amused by the cry of " wolf—wolf !" that nobody 'kinks them in earnest. A-debate of ,considerable length * took place fist night in the House of Commons, respelling the case of Mr. Waist", which terminated in his ex pulsion.--A new Wit was immediately ordered for Wootton Basset. The Marquis of HERTFORD yesterday received, his wand of office at Carlton Home, as Lotd Chaniber lain to the PEINrE REGENT ; and Eatl CHOJ.,SION DELEY, at thd . same time, received the wand Of office as Lord Steward of the Household ; on which oc casion their' Loiaiships had severally.the honour to kiss his R-Iyal Highness's hand. The Duke of Yoti,x, we, pre happy to. say, was sufficiently. recovered of his lameness on Tuesday, as to be abte to hold a Military Levee. - Yesterday his Royal Highness was so much better as to walk to Carlton Hott, and -had an audience will) the PRINCE REGENT, ' and afterwards walked to his Office in ttitP•Horse Guards, and tranba6ted busi ness. . The PRINCE REGENT'S first Levee, ,it is said, will be held" on Thursday next; The attendance, we doubt not, will be uncommonly numerous -and splendid. The SPEAKER'S last Parliamentary Levee will be to-morrow evening. _ _ • _ Mr. LISTON, oui - nexly appointed Ambassador to the Ottoman Porte, will embark in a frigate for ConStantinople, in the course of the next week. Yesterday Lord. Gaol:GE: and Lady GEORGINA *CAVENDisu and family arrived at their house in Saville-tow, from their seat in Lancashire. Yesterday Mr. GREENWOOD gave a grand dinner to their Royal Highnes . ses the Dukei of YORK, CAMBRIDGE, and. CUMBERLAND, Lord GLASTON BURi, Gen. GRENVILLE, and a seleet party of vary Genticmen, at his•hi•use in Atidley-square._ Yesterday Lord ROBERT SEYMOUR entertained the Marquis of H ERTFORD, the Esrls CHOLMOND-ELEY , YArtNoy-rn, and a selea party of Noblemen and Gentlernen, with .a gr=and dinner, as his house in Portlant). 7 place. Yesterday the Marquis and Marchioness of STOPFORD gave a grand dinner to the E4rl and Countess of CARLISLE, Sir AtsaAniim and. Lady HUME, and a large party; at _their house io,Cleve landrrow. Captain CAMAC is appointed Second Lieutenant- Colonel to the First. Regiment of Life Guards,. vice Mojor-GeneraIBRADSHAW, who retires from that corps. Dowager Countess of 114ceLEs.FIELD is in so dangerous a state of health that her lite is des paired of. Mr. SKEENE, the Clerk of one of the Police OfficeS, convicted the Sessiotis before last of for gery, has, we underst►tnd, 'received the Royal Pardon. A meeting of . the Merchants, Ship OwnerS, and. Inhabitants of mouth, was held on Monday last, at which it was resolved. " That a Petition be pre pared and presented to the Honourable House of Commons, praying that the Charter granted to the East India Cumpary may not be renewed ; but that if Parliament shall in its wisdom think tit to renew the Charter, 014: the liberty of trading to the East Indies may be extended to the port of Plymouth." Early on Sunday se'nnight two of the French prisoners having broken their patrole of honour at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, information thereof was imme diately given to the principal inn-keeper at Lough, borough, from a supposition that they were likely to pass through that town : only a few hours had elapsed before two persons answering The descrip- - tion of the fugitives came on foot to the Bull's Head Inn there, and ordered dinner and a chaise for Lei cester ; the landlady, Mrs. - Hopkins, immediately apprised the constable of the circumstance, who took them both into Custody, and conveyed them before the Rev. Dr. HARDY, .when it was discover ed, that instead of their being the persons supposed, they were both from AshbOurne,• in Derbyshiru---- one of them, Lieutenant Joseph Peter Pieri, a French Officer, who had broken his parole from that town, and the other a young woman, dressed in man's apparel, whom he had enticed away from her friends - at that place. - They were both com mitted to Leicester gaol ; the former to remain there till the Transpert Board shall order his removal, and the loiter, we understand, will be tried on the charge of aiding and . a,ststing the Frenchman to escape.ciat of the kingdom. . One of the most daring robberies was committed at' Reading, on Monday, that we ever heard of. The Judges entered the town (or the. purpose of holding the Assize, Mr. Serj. Marshall officiated as Judge for Justice Lawrence. Whet, coming out of church, in grand procession, the Serjeant Judgeln his robes, was hustled and robbed of his gold watch and seals. DUBLIN, MARCH 3.—We are sorry to have to mention a murder of a very aggravated nature, which was committed in this city on Sunday night. Thomas Fowler, a blacksmith, had been very an no-donate to get into the house of another person of the same trade, of the name of Fagan,. in Swan Alley, wi); for some reason that he had not learn ed,. did not wish to admit him, and had the door 'shut when he saw him coming to apply for en trance. Fowler went away, and the door wits im mediately opened, the people within resolving to . send him off, by violence, if he troubled them more with his importunities.. He. was not long in ing; [it instead of .going up stairs he went into Fagan's workshop, and taking a small - iron poker, he very deliberately made it red hot in the furnace, and• reshiog -- up stairs to Fagan, thrust it burning into his mouth and throat, and then struck him with it across' the face. The whole was done be fore the astonishment •of the persons in the rooa: could allow them to make the smalleSt resistance. Fagan, in- the utmost agony, rushed down stairs to the street,. where, unabl4' to move further, he felt upon his knees, and exclaimed ‘f Murder !" He was taken to Meath-street Hospital, but bad ex pired before he could be brought withira- the building. • NAVAL NEWS. PLYD:.IOI.ITH, MARCH 4 : —Arrived early this min ing the James cartel, belonging to this port, Beer, Master, from Morlaix, which place she left yesteltt.ry morning at ten o'clock, and brought the following passengers, viz. Nirs and Miss Le Fevre, Thomas Ludlow (a boy, late b.,tonging to the Chesterfield Guernsey packet that was captured and , Carried into France some time since by a French Privateer), abd Mr: C. Dawns. an American gentle Man, who is charged wb h dispatches for the American Minister in Lon Jon. The. James sailed front hence on Suhday last, and arrived at Mar- L4.early on the following morning. On her passage to this port she fell in with a French cutter privateer, (supposed lobe the same that captured. the American brig Hannah, on her passage from Savannah, with timber for the Dock -yard at Portsmouth, as mentioned yesterday), which fired a gun at. _the Pines, when the latter hove to with her cartel flag fly ing; the privateer then prkeeded on. The lames soo❑ atter fell in with the Hind revenue cutter, and gate her informa: tion of the enemy. A British sloop of war was cruizing off L'lsle de Bas. Two French sloops Ivith cargoes arrived on - Morlaix. A very fine pink-sterned French schooner priva leer was lying there ready for sea. • Arrived last night the ketch Britannia from London, with a cargo, bound to Limerick, put in here by contrary winds. On the morning of the 2d instant, passed within pin -shot of a French cutter privateer that ,had just captured an English brig. The . Master of the 13ritannia saw the crew of the brjg sent on board the privateer: the latter did not attempt to. capture the ketch. _ _ _ Arrived the I3enlomond, belonging to Greenock, Nl' Lachlan master, from Greenock, last from l'alstow ; the bark Ve nus, Bread, from London, with 4 cargo 'of timber tor - this port; the Spanish brig E 1 St. Carlos, Anga, from Corunna, with a cargo or nuts, boundtOOporto ; the sloops Expe ditiort; Bellooney, Fair Briton, William's, and Lotiisa, Jones, from Youghall, with cargoes of oats,, botind to Southarup.: ton ; the five latter vessls put in here to join convoy. _ - Sailcd the Iris, belonging to this port, Edwards master, for Cowes. Put in here this clay in a very leaky state, having expe -rienced very bad weather, the Margaret, Hall, from New_ port, culm laden, for London, and will be obliged to land her cargo at this port. . His Majesty's ship Hyacinth, of 20 guns, takes convoy to Oporto, and 111. sail the : moment the wind proves favour able ; the Hyacinth arrived here this day. . Arrived the Sparrow brig of war from the Eastward ; also arrived the Orestes sloop of war from a cruize ; Expedition packet, Sandys, from. Portsmouth ; Fortitude, Gribble, from Lynn Hawke, Venson ; . :.Speculator, tangdon ; , and the Eleanor and GraCe, Brown, from. Wales ;, and the Provi dence, Coatsworth, from Sunderland. PORTSMOUTH, MAII9II 5.=-Sailed ,the. Fisguard, Ferret, Z.:pityr, Royalist, and Ant.. Convoys remain wind bound. Orders are received here to put the troop ships in this poi t into iminedi,ae readiness for service. DEAL, DelAncn s.—Carne down from the River the Indus East Indiaman, and three other ships, and remain. Arrived rite G6ttim Sloop of War lioin Portsmouth, with a convoy, which are sailed forditlirient destinations. _ Put back by contrary winds the Eiphinstou East India. man, bound to China. • FALMOVTIY, MARCH' 3.—• -A large fleet of mer chantmen appeared oil this Port to-day ;• they are supposed to he the Mediterranean convoy.• The Rover . sloop of war, with the ships from hence bo‘ind to Portugal and the Medi terranean, sailed yesterday to join the a:ove. ' -The Bombay Indiaman, Cant. Hamilton, sailed from Gravesend yesterday tor the 'l_7rovms, , S,:c. The Eliza packet from Ne‘A , -York has arrived ; she sailed on the ttth ult. The .:Mail will not be de livered until to-morrow. CORK, MAI:toll 2.—Satnrclay morning arrived the Earl Spencer cutter, Lieut. Dothivell, from Waterford, with seamen for the Fleet. • ' WEST INDIA AND LISBON FLEETS. Sailed yesterday, with a tine breeze from the northward, his - Majesty's ships Sybille, Captain Upton, and jalouse, Captain Morris, with the above Fleets under convoy. The Sybille wilt see the Tiansports with the detachment of the Royal Artillery Drivers corps, and the Merchantmen bound to Lisbon; into that port, and then proceed on a ernize. -The jalouse goei with the ships and vessels bound to the %Vest Indies, consisting nearly of thilly sail. . • - Several Officers have gore out to join our Army in Por tugal, as well as in the West Indies. General LECOUTE had taken his .passage for the West In dies, but two clays before their sailing an order arrived from the Commander. in Chief chitnging his destination for Port u. gal. —General LIpDS A Y has proceeded to the West Indies in one of the merchantmen. NAVAL APYQINTMENTS.—C6ptaiII Borgoyne_ to command the P , rt Mahon. Lieut. T. Siropk in, to the Muros sloop. Lieut. I. Bulford to the Royal Sovereign, at Plymouth. Lieut. Orlando Qrlenar to the trolverenr sr oo p. Lieut. loseph Dodd to the Piovidence, in the •Humber. Lieur Edward Benge has been promoted to the rank of Com mander. Lieut. Richard ,Srreattield to the Impregriabk, of 9` , .z guns. Lieut. S. Marshall to the Barham, at.Charliain. • Mr. D. Welch, Midshipman, to the rank of Lieutenant. THE ALFRED CLUB.—There was an election on Wednesday hist for seven vacancies, occasioned bi the death of six members and the _resignation of The number of candidates, all of the most respect able description, amotnited to 330. • The following wine the successful candidates, viz :—Mr. ANN Es LEY ; Mr. BLENCOWE, of Northamptonshire the Earl of ESSEX, the DEAN of EXETER, Sir ABRAHAM HUME, Batt. Mr. GHORCE SMITH, and Mr. JoslAs STEACEY. General JAi+ISEN4, the late Governor of 13.“303, was in the Gallery of .the House of Commons last night during a part of the Debate. A match at twenty-one birds to..)k place yesterd3y on Hounslow-heath, betwixt 3 gentleman of the name of Adkins arid William Mincon,.keeper to a gentleman in Berkshire. The former killed seven 'teen birds, missed one, and lost the other,lfiree out of bdunds. The keeper killed sixteen,. and bit the other five two of which fell a - few_yards of the boundary, and by which he lost the, match'. About six o'clock last evening several . Excise Officers went if> a house. Circus-street, New , rgad, where they found a still at Work. On their en trance the premises were set onfireby the persons at work, two of *born were. secured. 'The fire: raged a c •nsiderabletitne with great fury. . Published by WI I LIA.A I A lOU Gg R SCRIPPS, South Moltork-street, r)svcoor-squ,trc, fur the Pap,er, le4ers tot the Editor, (post-paid), must be 41Lii.‘e?,,,e1, S Uc.' • an A. Y -. India 1.1. - ?nds, r7s. ►Bs. pr. Exchey. 13►{ts, 3d. per 'Jay, pr.-34.d. per day, 35-. 6s. pr; Ornniurn,. I inperiai 3 per Cent., Cons. fur ►oth April, 61 HIGH WATER AT LONDON I U TO-NIOR. ROW.. Morning, 8 min. after 8. Evening, 34 min. after S. S' , t l elen: 4 4 1°1 rnali to OA first of January have been received. - Tire fuliot . via ; [r ides reitpec . zing the hits, mutiny at •thlt t Ire-, are ex:-raa:d .from The RrgiSter Of - 'the 91st of Dz-fee r nb,t r . --brr.he out in the St. , hours ntht. Toe inutsnoUi :ti toll s isf l i : t' e ei d taraaY f r: t hi P d!:.4n ll l;ll l '.l l e ,e a r 2l '3 mutiny 1) 1'1' 4 i *: r i troops Longwood, and %it:ale:lly demanded the Liententint G' , vertit)r, and to,o1; phsorter, at the inst,int Zlt limy marcht-d to ,, rds Iroaie,- - w here the Gov:I-nor tYiis pie ared to le ceive then). The Loose wai strongly guarded try Volurireers of .St. litlena, - and _the dart! attached ilLL lo it, cornpriiing;e e tics & nto; P osts were geeopi , d to tidiqariee Girl] -the rk.act leading"to Lot., t orAk ri aid as die Governoi would grant 110 tbe'e 'bet (the remnant of about , r 1.4) that left. their bar racks), were compelled to boti.endei unc on di t i o n a lly. Set en of the ringh.aders 'hate been hanged , and Many of the most forward in, „the mutiny are in confirernent. Zhe itarttcphirs of this mos t. d at io 4 - '- a: tempt to se:ze the G , ..ternor, and*sub . vert the Go ietoment, Wiii - be. tf3.l.bli.slled ue shati therefore, at present,l•Ohly add, that by the vigo rt;us- and prompt ineaYarci filch wpte pursued, an 'd t he orrif,trin;y.sttatly cordutioftheATtillery Corps and V Cik 11 I e,.'rti ... 6 1: 1 1 . 1 1 1Lir .f ): , ' A S , , e u r b e or t. crl i tii:. 1:1 1 1: 1 0 31 ;1 and I , y . ft a : lter the .mutiny broliz ORDNANCE ,ECTIMATE[3.—TtIe esiirmte of the charge of. the Qt).ice of Ordoance, for the !and ser vice of;the unitAqi Kmgdom•ot , Great .liitain and Irela n d, as' laid 0 , -,lore The House of Commons, amounts to Ole following su:iis Ordinary - cc 119.967 9 7?. i:XtraOrditlariCS 2.753.645 13 ~`"" 8 7 3, 6 + 3 °P )1 . ,.1ina6 , and Extraor. 181 Q 110,536 Atillaries StSit ; 54,65.1 S 173,219 19 6 Total for Great Britain - 4; 0 4 6 .g 2 4 3 0 For IrOuns.l 459 3 8 5 L; 2 Total for the United Kingdom 4, j',6,710 I 2 An account, presented to the House of Com mons, of the official value- of British Produce mti.cl MitnufaaereS, and of Foreign . and Colonial. M er - • eliandize exported from Englath"!;"in the throe guar ters, ending , . the 1 oth of October, 1808, g, to, ,and tl, respectively, exhibits the following totals: - British Produce amid Foreign and Colonial it pi ti. lures. ider. twrxiizz. iSos ••-. 2,3,6?.8,160 5 ,6, 47 1 9 1 ' 60 9 , • • 1 5 .334,3 6 9 - • 1 1 , 0 47,573' 1810 . .35,.7)33;t146 • . 8, 7 6 4 , 33 0 181.1 22,367 i 254 5 , 9 6 9.934 A cow, on Suhday last, was cheaked at- Wel- linghorough, by a very large turnip. Site appeared dying, when a farrier WdS called in; who, after trying sev.frai experitue.ros Without effeci, cut it out, 'by openimg an orifice in the animal's throat, four inches and a halt ling, between the great artery and Wind-pipe. When the knife entered the pas sage, a • gust of wind issued out, which relieved her, and she is now in -a fair way of recovery..-- (Coventry Papp.) SMITHFIELD MARET, MARCU 6. This days. coarhet was not well supplied with the different kinds of cattle ; beef, mutton, and deal, support last prices; pork is dearer, and the trade in general not over brisk; the sales in the Hay-market were somewhat dull,, hay has dropt in price; clover ha; got up in price ; straw sold at last price.—The uneertnentioned prices and numbers, aro a correct statement; To sink the 017A1 per str;ne of Sib. Beef, 4s. Sd. to Gs. 4d. Mutton., ss. od. to 6s. 4d. Veal, s. od. to Ss, od. Polk, 63. cd. to 75. oti. Beasts, 793. Sheep 4 yoo. Calves, too.' Pigs, 29.. SMITH'VIELD HAY MARKET. Hay, 41. Ics. od. 10 51. IcS. 0.1. Straw, 21. ss. ed. to iL. ;5. Clover, 51. Los. od. tq 41. lcs. od. CoEN EXCHANGE, MARCH 6.—To-day the market has. again few fresh an isals of Whe.tt, and . sales thereof folly support. Ow last currency ; Barley iti short supply, and rather dearer; Malt and Whitt; Pease continue to fluctuate but little; Beans,, of the two sorts, are likew,ise minted ,sontewhat higher; there are also but short supplies of Oats, waiting ar rivals, few 'sales .efrected, acid, those quoted at a small increase in, price ; Flour at, late pm es, s • Wheat -75 s a, t o4s a I OS, l Tick Beans (new ) es a 54$ Fine ditto" - - t2os a 1.264 Ditto (fine ul,t) -55 s 40; Rye - - - - sos a 51,s Oars - -31 s a 3os a pis Barley - -' -' sos a 58, Poland Oro - 30 a 4.05. ;vial; - - - 545 a g ts Potatoe ditto - - 45$ a 43? WnitePeasc(boil.) 784 a 2,5 s Rape Sted• - - put a bot Greg ditto - - s;s a 635, Fine How - - 95$ a tc,:s Beaus - -,- 52s a 55s :Sccuads - - - 95 a )is • 8/R7//. On Sint(lay morning, at his mansion-hquse •in itridliog on, the Laity of Ivlainaduke P Lickczt, Esq. of a Daug►tter itIARkIB D. _ • By specill N„ l e :cen i s , e ,, ,;: e i . r in E t ra h i e lc c iS ot H in a t t y -.; ; ;J s l l ,: usex, art. to hiss Aldridge, o t•., 1 Wednesday, .at Fulham, Harry buime tt , l at e S urgeoa in the %Vest Essex Regiment ut A:uw ut Fulham, tt M.ss Bowers, of the same place. Yesterday, at sr George's; ilanover .tiquare, James tqts,,Esq. or Curzon street,i iil.li.aLt:litre,,,t:intliinislsr,•el.:7llll,Ko: th l e ' s h a e m s e if i nt 3c fl e s . y li , :I q t . ( ;e°rZe l s, lionover-Squire, Cecirge c - 4.:es i t at il l . i t c u t hte► vi 6 11 d DIED In• Portugal, of a fever, Captain Geer& fohnson, of His Majesty's Fist , . On the loth, ult. Mrs. Atacn,,of Lincetta r in,theCounky , of Heretord. - On the 29th tilt. ,at Upton.llouse, Devon, George Olive, Esq. 14te of Poole, D;rset, agqn ori , Wecillesday morning, Edwara, the youngest , son of W. Hamilton, Esq. of Guiloford street. On the sth inst. Mrs. Mills, wife of Thomas of Saville-place, . PRICE 0 I' ESTE 13. Stock, 233 230- 2291 231 Navy y fel cm. 92 gt 4 per Cent. 78 77.4- . 3 Fer t:eci. , snut 3 per Cent. Cons. 6t 4- 601 Bank 1.. Ann. shut India Stock, .1`