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riav fr om t his rtraition, e.ur aight of tv-te was to be etti;,reed. In all the explanit'iicins which had t;lken place; an Azteinnt,was made by the Spanish Court, end by those who now adopted their arguments, to hind us by their words, and not by our :own. Was that impartial justice. ? They acceded, how ever, to the conditions imposed cw ,them by, Mr. Frcre, 'which were clearly this, that there should . .Ist' no Armaments. `This the chief condition; and thehteatli of it gave us a Jireit right to revert to the h Ass tility of which we had - pre-adritonished them. -When we saw the. ships equipped.; when we beheld theen alongside of the enemo fleet, and pre. pared toatecompanyendco-operate wit's them in any enterprize they might meJirate against this coun try, from what could we judge but from allele ap. pearances. and< what but these appearances ,could suggest. the means by which, we might counteraft their designs'? . arc we not to lOOk to the proba• bility of an hostile intention until we feel the effects of its exeeution ? Hatt Nee negleCied to adopt precau tions to frustrate, it, should. we not have, drawn down upon ourselves the censure and the indigoa. tion of, the friert. , 's of vigorous 'measures ?---But it seems that the ships at Ferrol were only' half manned. This objection is taken from advices sent by AdMiral Cochrane.. In order ground 'an ob. jeCtion upon them, poly some of .the' has he ad dentato are Stated-74 1 1e Others are omitted. The Admiral at the •.same time informed us, that the answer respecting them: fe on the Governor of Ga. lists was eva;ive ; that it must strike us in that light ; and he adds that the crews of miss , of the ships wete in . the vicinity of Ferrol, and that 'they might.be assembled.at a'iy time in the course of a . few hours, Could they then be said to be only half manned; or were we to wait until the armament had grown-.up from its infancy and attained its confirm. ed manhood/ But Spain would not now aft in eon-, cert with France as she might be supposed to hare done in virtue of the Family ,CompaCt ; ahe would not now, AS then, sec end her ambitious. views,--1.. Why v beceuse tale now tears France, 'Whom she then loved; is • not fear then as strong Jot affeCtion, and does it not of te'n produce much. Stronger 'effeds What could Spain expeCt from her teliderness, after seeing the Manner in which she treats her own sub jehst.But it is said, if Spain paid the money, she , did not furnish, the contingent. Might not France require'-both, if the - .granzing of them served any, immediate purpose, and thus be enabled to strike a given Now in . , a very few days,..perhaps acquire temporary 'superiority, ,over our Squadron; put to sea and secure the arsivel-of the Treasure Shir; indesd, the situati hatialmost.arriVed, and, probably . ethey would have accomplished their objtel.; but not a rise nent was to be lost, and it it bad been Lost, the Treasure Ships w 0t5.41 have., been safe: .for, when at. tacked, they were already in sight of. CAL% Sup. pose .we hart let:the,.:Friptes come in, and allow ed the aruiamenes to go on,, the' Simoish ships so ) - nin those of the .Enemy, and to. sail together with them to Brest s suppose they were there 9!nPloYel to swell the expedition destined against ,Ireland, and that they bad Hataally suc ' eeeded in eifeaing a land, ing t had we Waited :fur farther estplanittion, and negleCted the alviees of Admiral Cochrartr,' in what posture should' we now 5 - rand, and what face should weTresume to put on before the friends of vigilance and vigour ? But, thank God, we now are consci. ous of being placed its a different sitinearrtOttelii that coosei,)usoess'wr do,. nut hesitate to solicit the opinion of ,the House.upon our cantina. Fix anti , Mr. PITT f(everall); exptained; after which, the questi,o being loudly called for, the house divided, For Mr. Git r Amerattnent, 106 Against it, 3 1 3 M,,jority for the Mini.,ter, .307 The. p f igio,a Motion fur t4L. P,,d,tres's was then put and coried, Adjourned at Six &Clock this Attntytt—t Leewarji Islorvi p Dui-4 • burgh, t Dublino $ W44tollord. T E SU N. (41.;16 rA.L,ium AUD:i.A t r ? L oNDO Ar, r• :hoc. WEDNESDAY, Irtißitl/AgY 23, LAST night we received Pue;s Palen to the 3el inst. and /York . 7ourrrair to the loth. The di3- e414 . 10PA between France and Portugal are stated as bpins very frequent,, and as involving not only the itocrests of Sp;,io,lir perhar,of all I. l .urope. A Russian. Scinadron, if Five S' ips of the Lint, and Frigates, anchored rit Naples on the' 30th of Decerriber, and an a dji t io na i Vl t ee was daily looked for. Bo NA ALT w is said, set aut'for Italy On the tgth or zoils tits purpose, as supposed, of being preaent at the Coronation of his Worker at Mil an . General 314 UN is stated.to havo at length quitted CopstAntioopie. The detention of the English in France bag b een fl way s con4;itiered as a most gross and unpreCedento violation I,f the LaW of Nations ; but we have lately heard a reason assigned for this measure, which addi, if possible, to its ferocity. `Tile Traitor Ot'CoNNort was lately endeavouring to seduce an Irish Officer of the name of piABILLyto takes corn. Aland in th,it Army which is upped to lye destined for in attcmpt upon Ireland, The Officer resisted arplication and said, ,that although he had no frbjeakul to expose his life in the field of battle, )14 be: vould not tun the ri.l.;. a losing The Opera. House last night wag digturbed by the digcontent arising from the absence of Madame DRS liAyts, and the substitution of the Ballet of Achille, instead of La Belle Laitiere, without due notice. It appeared that Mo m= D os H A yits was tnillle to dance fromAn accidental hprt in her foot. Dr,t.etNt, with as many English swards as he druid muster, explained the matter, and peace was re stored by his snotty eloquence. The wreck of th.t. Ahergawomy is now lying guarded by the Dar tug GM). vessel, Lieut. Ot 'Asti Y, with WE her main rigging above water, Wing In about eight I f lthorn. 1 rs thought that attetupta hc nude to weigh her. 4.0 N DON Prima by IttenAi t o IL :R ats Of No. 4; !,I,trtlett.equrt,litrAr-Stricti; ;no rubli;tl„..- WVo Ity It*Si ARM, auk Scam's, (Of South Mult mtp-k on,strret, Grosyer•trci l At thy butt Otri E 4 No, Str9nd wk re Adiy iturrou der ts i Ori fo ; Ern Paper, 4etterf fot the 1:411;r, Occ f (mt,,pci f fi A must 1 - jc addrt“t:A. t; PRICE OF STOCKS , YLSTLaDAY• oii Batik Stock, . 1 India Stoats " i Navy 5 per Cent. g 9,51 . I India 13 ' fid $'10c4t S rib Sea 1 5 per Cent. 1797, tot i 101 , tt..- . , DUO, rish 5 pct . Ce,a, Ext,betiu el 4 per cent. 76 ti t i Ownioiri, ~. itio 1 , , per I , ` t ... 10 91 3 trer Ct. Red. 5? ; i 1 1 1 1 1 , • .5 r i ., 9 f .5i $ Ditto Ao ii ,' i ,b, ) 3 per Ct. Coo. 5 . ,, ii i for 2.0 ;I Bank. L. Ann. 17 g-i6ths f 4 - °"' ' , , Ditto Short Ann. 59 _i g & pas' 1 Con oh ~ 0 en rt scaffold as a Traitor. O'Cortwoa replied, that there was no foundation' for - his apprehetn.io ,, , for that the Engli4ll were detained in France as hostages for any of the Irish who might be taken prisoners in, the event of an attempt being made upon - Ireland. That O'CONNOR may have held this language fur the purpose of seducing his Countrymen into a participation of his own trea. son, is very probable ; but we are convinced that the Government ,of yranee, unprincipled as it is, dare not carry those threats into execution, After having given the. whole of the important Debates on the Spanish Papers,particularly the ~ most able and eloquent Speech of Mr. PITT at great length, we will not occupy the time of our Readers by many observations on this must important subjea. If ever there Was a case 'supported by indisputable fasts and unanswerable arguments, itli the case of this Country. ,against Spain in the present Conrtst, Every indtilgence that could be granted to Spain, consistently w ith the safety of this Country, was given; .and even at the last, when Govern ment had received, from all quarters, accounts of the Armaments in the Spanish Ports, Armaments which, yere not only inconsistent with that Nen.' trality which - she professed, but with the terms of a positive Agreement, Great Britain did not ex ercke .the. undoubted right she possessed of declaring irOatediate Witt against Spain ? She gave her another chance of averting the Calamities of War, and only adopted such precautionary measures as the nature ~of the case absolutely diaated.-:—What the opinion of the Representatives of the United Kingdom . is upon, this siubjed, May be Colle4led from the triumph.. alit Majority in favour of Mr. PITT'S ,Motion, and I we are confident that their decision will meet with the decided. apprObatinn, not 'only - of every man in this Country, but in Europe, whose judgment is [ unbi assed , and who is in possession of the fails of 1 the Cast. i ~ 1 This morning arrived a Mall from the Leeward Islands; brought to FaintsGuth by the Princess Amelia Packet in 22 days. ..Yesterday the: LO R. ti MA - ow held a' Court of Aldermen, at „,t3Uildhall. The ,Court ordered the price of Bread to he lowered half an Assize, or one Penny 'in the Peck, to-morrow. The Quartern .tnaf wheaten will then ,be Sold for is. 4.1.1.' and household ts. 214. Mr. SOLIC ITOR inforined the Conti . , that in con. sequence of a Writ at Marda.muS being sued nut against - a' late Principal Magistrate - of the City, Captain St,stot,VY was resulted to Lk Wit: 4 . of one. of the Harbour Masters of the Port of I,iontior., who Was dismissed therefrom-by - the Said Magistrate. A Chapter was to be held yesterday at the Cathe. --dral of Cisoterlvit y, to , elect, pr. forma, an Arch. • 'bishop 'of that Ste, in ooriformity with"! Uzi Majes. 'ty's Cone el'Elire and recommendation. D r . C. M. SUTTON, of COUthe was chosen, although the customary ceremony of nominating an opponent , usually the senior Minos Canon , was preserved: Mr. BAKIIR'S manly and patriotic CharaCter has effettually triumphed at Hertford. At the conclu. siOn of the Se'cond Day's Poll, yesterday, the Num bers were as follow Mr. RA.KeR,.,...1356 iion. Mr. 13Intru Majority .183 The latter then relintitiibitecl all hopes, and de. elined the Contest, and Mr. LAK k It was returned as duty eleeted. • % Nil** Cita,rtvtAtt', of Covent Garden Theatre, died on Saturday last, after a long continued nes. She was i retpettable aftrese, and a very ainiable woman.. , We have the pll,atatte to announce the sale arrival in the Downs of the Northampton, Capt. 'Lax otit, from Bengal. Pitt torgert per Northampien.—Lieut...Colonel C.. Stewart ; LieWnant Sharklind ; Masters Fi. BaYntiant and G• Wdilt ; Mesars. P. Ptlikr awl lean Isexant, French Fri. sorters. Yesterday the Aispatehes by the Warm It ej i;flis, ,Citptain LARICINi f for St. Helena, Benen:llen, and China, were finally closed at the India linube, anti delivered to the Purser. Palieng - ers ter Warren Iftritingt.—For St. Helena, Ch a rles Grant, jun, 'tor the benefit of Ins health ; Mr. W. C. Dunn, Mrs. S. Barnes andi;hild:—For Renconten, Mr..R. Bogle, Misses Lavinia and Ann Solomon, and Mrs. Prince, . General WZI.1,191,11( left his Army in',the Up. par Province of .Malabiirs arrived at Matitas in the end of July, and sailed for Calcutta on 'the' id of August. On the loth of August two Battalions of Sepoys, wilt a small party of Artillery,i marched from Ma.. dras.and Nit:Bore, to chastise some turbulent. Poly gars who refused to pay their renti. The Chief Pulygar was taken prisoner, ar,d his fort razed from the foundation.. it wai expe(tett that t he h us i i , es 4 wbuld be Anishedin the course of a fortnight. •A . letter of a late date from Gibraltar tnentions, that of t 3,600 souk on the rock, 7000 have died ; and the greatest number on any one day was 179. A cart went Monti, the town every day to collect the bodies,. which were borierl, thirty and forty to. gether, on the neutral ground between Spain and GibrOtor. Mr.i,ocKnooo, a Mister in the Navy, has been at Klinaouthitaking sounding's, &c. and is returned, to London to revoreupon the cavacity o r h *t hat . . boor to rcceive and accommodate a imrt tbe tith NAV/IL NEWS. Fr. a. t i.--Cdme in the Spanish Ship; Mary ;bin, from the River de la Plata, de tained by the Polyphemus M Ifs of War ; Maria Ann, from Sr. Sebastian, detained by'the Diamond Frigate; Chamell Sloop, from a cruize ; Colpoys Stoop, and bolus Frigate, from ditto. Sailed the St. George Man of War on a cruize Topaz* and Thisbe Ftigates, ditto ; liaabeb, KIM D. SUN, for Fowey ; and Neptune, THomr4oN, for Carthagena. `. Po IMMOU TN, FEB. 12.--Arrived the Berretta SlOop of Weir, and.Rellona Armed Ships, Venus Privateer;-Mary,• Ajax, and Alexander Trans. ports, and a lare'Fleet.of outward-bound Vess4, from the Downs. Theoutward.boun4 West India Fleet have made ever y pre r :araLion to sail rp.morrow morning. DEAL, FEU. I 2.--SAile4 His Majesty's Ship Immortalite, Railleur Sloop, Fury Bomb, - Bru;zer, Romer, Pinelier, Wrangler, and Manly, Gun-brigs, for their stations off Boulogne ; the Alonzo Sloop, for Part3mouth; and Gaigo, for the Nate. • In the Dnwns—Ships as per last. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Officers , and Crew of His / Majesty's Ship Dragon, fox - the Capture of the French Ship Meloman, by the Armed Cutter Assistance, the isth -fungi , , IEO3, a payment on ac coant of said Prize, on board the Dragon, at Portsmouth, on Friday ; or at No, 15, Throgmorton-street, the first and third Wednesday of every month, for three years The recalls of the payment of ,His Majesty's gracious Do. nation lo the Ships concerned in the detention of the Dutch Ships. at Plymouth, in January,, 17s, is extended to the Ist of December next, to be paid,' as usual, at the Castle Tavern, King-street, Cheapaide, on the. first „Thursday in every month; after which period the payMents will wholly cease. CEYLON, JULY 4. 'lnc American Ship Hazard, Capt..BURRILL arrived here the zd instant, left the Isle of France. on the t zth of June, when the .following Ships o f war were lying there—La Marengo, of 80, . guns, fitting : La Belle Pcule, of 4.4.gutis, and Andante, of 38 guns, were repairing as fast as possible - ; La Semillante, of guns, and Dicaen Corvette, were in .very'had condition, and is would take much time to put them in a state for sea ; La P t ycht, of 36, .and. La Diligenc:e, of 'iB. guns. Two Vessels had arrived from France, one Cut. ter, mounting 18 carronades, intended for a Pd. vateer, commanded by SouttcoFF ; the other, a Privateer. , mounting '22 gutl,, which lett Bourdeaux the' middle of March. ACcounts had been received from France, of the conspiracy of PICHEGRU, &C. Which had caused a great sensation throughout the Island. - 'Admiral Lariots had pressed every seaman he could 'possibly. get hold of ; they were extremely scarce, and it is imagined, in cOnseqUence, but few Privateers could be fitted out. All the English soviets had been,sent into the interior of the cop'. try, but treated with attentionn and humanity.' English prisoners at the Isle Of France : Captain and Mrs., Moffatt, of the Malay Regiment ; Cap tains Matthews and Loane ; Captain and Mrs: llcnry, 1 9 0 1 Light Dragoons ; •Captain Dansy, 65th Regiment, taken in the AdMiral Aplin Captain Filtideri, of the Royal Navy ,• Major Shephard, qadrati Eitabiishment ; Ur Robinson and Mr. Winch •, Captain Browne arrived at the Tale of. France before the Declaration of War. Provisions of all kinds mere in , grept Annlance, cash in pleniy, and no paper currency in circulation. Frem-the LONDON G .4ZETTIi, Fob. 12, 1 f,35 RANKRUeTS. George Parrow, of Hanticirth, county of CheAr,r, S wailer! Thomas Woodcock, of Appleton in the Moors, LeAstAngllarn, . • Yorkshire. corn-merchant. Graham Wilkinson, late of Georg.. street, I-lanover-square Middlesex, money-schyener , George Byrne, of Execr-Street, St. Luke, Chelsea, Middle. sex, hat, maker. CORN 'EXCHANGE,. Ten.,l 3.. , . Tait fresh arrival s of SSheat for this morning's market are large, and sales of fine quality are lull ss. per quarter lower, and inferior. at a further teduc; t ion, wane old potzic at about a Iv.. ; Barley in immense supply, as. and 31. cheaper ; Malt likewise; Pease and Beans, of both sorts, likewise cheaper ; we have full 'supplies of ,Oats, mostly .from the North, and at a further redation.; n o sif h as littl e sale, from the late plenty, and, 6s: per , sack. bas than last week. Wheat Ros a 948 a toss od Beans - 46$ at sas od Fine ditto. .. 106$ a. 110 od Tick Beans 4ts a 46s od into , , ,- _ . s3s 4 s6s ad Oats 27s a 3os a 32i ad Barley .. ' . 42$ a 47$ od t'olanst do. - 341 a 335 oCt Malt ' . . 16s a s2s oCt Katie Seed . - 431 a 471 White Pe4v.e - 4gs a s3s od Fine Flour . - g4s a ggs 'O4 (key ditto . 435 a 475 od '',eponds - - 785.a.84s od Til 'THEATIRS.—A new Afterpiece washrought forward last night at Dtury.lane Theatre, under the title of The Lay of the Rock. It is chiefly r(commendeci by good scenery'; but the story is by no means devoid of interest. It was nut very well received, hut with a fov alterations it will probably become an arousing novelty. A new Afterpiece was also represented for the ilist time at Covent.prden Theatre last night.—lts title it Too Move Cooks, and it is ascribed to Mr., Kt 24 NA' I Author of liaising the Wind. There was no pro minent dramatic merit in ir, and it experienced much opposition. The efforts of the Pertormers are likrly, however, to bring it into favour. SI1E1:IFF)', APPOIRtED ET HIS MkJESTY Ib COINCIL, FOIIL THE YEAR 1805. iItDPOADS HI Rn—johh POlhill, of Renholt, Esq. Balt K 3 114 its•-ltorts Ximestes, of Bear-Place, Esq. . • BUCKINGUAIVISHIR 4—Edward Nugent, of !Allies, Esq.., CAMDRIDCESHIRT 8c HUNTINGDONSHIRE mg! ' shall, of Elm, Esq. Cnesura a—George John •Legh..of High-Legh , Eq. i Cut.tagaLAsto—Charles Smallwood Ftrathe rst onhaugh, 04 Kirkoswald, Esq. Dartayti stis—William Chambars Bagshaw, of the Oaks, Esq.: Davossulas—Samuel Kekewick, of Pearnord-House, Es OORSKTS Rt —lohn Gould, of UAsqpwaY, Esq. Essax.-- antis Reed, 'ot' %Valls, : • GOticks J raasitiart -Edmund John Ch am berlyne, of Man. gersbury, Esq. 11ER IfOßDililßlL—Lconard Parkinson,Of Kinnorsley Cast's', Es; • • , • ligitT q ra,Rustitat—EMilius Henry Delete Radcliif' of Hitchin-Priory, Esq. . ' KaslT—lo!in Minet lreelor, of Updown Esq • Lir eitUrltßattirtß—Postponed. • N CO L N S Mat—Montague Cholmley, of Grantham, Es 49 •Morgiroirr HSH IR a— Oseph ivriee,"6lMou r nouth, Eicl• NOR voLx—William Moseley, of Totfts, Esq• , . - r NORTHAMPTONS.HRB—john Ca el Rose, of Cransiey,.t, • Noir Tit3ll4l3Ert LAN oHohn fri 'lntel, of the -Hermitage, NoTTlNciaa.msit rax•-•: , Christopher Follestonj_ watn&, E;q. • • 0 xlo torn zRA —Blisha Biscoe, of Holton-Park, Esq. • R,tr tiosnias— HacA, of Esq. Sztitarsura a—Thomas Whitmore orApley, E s q. • • S om,stsszsuiß a —Oho Perring,o ' t Combe•FlorcYt,', s ,q f Frwr roansitike Holm Heylegar Bart. of Cott on, Co UNTY Sourm:s:iipiot:=--farfies Blunt,of Nether 10, Esq. •• - Sur p eors—George Nassau, of Trimley gaint M artin Su a a ity —Robert Chatfield, of Croidoll, Esq• Sussex`—William ttlargesson, of Ossington, Esq. W AN W icKtis l ßA—Foncis Parrott, of Bed worth, Gig• WI I. H 1,5 s.--Sir Richard Colt Hoare, of Stourhead, o ' l ' Worta Lsr Amptilet of Clent, E i g• Yo a x stsx It Henry Fano Clwlrnley, of Househaro, ks • •• souTri WALES. ' CA It MA RII4 SN .--101111 I osiah Holford, of Kilgwytte.. ^`77 ' .• PLisairoas.—tjeorgis Harris, at Priskdily, Esq. CARDIGAN —Henry GriswellLewis, of Elyngrcwfor GLAmotto A —Thomas IVlarkham, of Nash, Esq.. Bar:cox—William cireenly, of Cwondee, Esq. , • ItAmkioß—Thuipas Grove, or t Cwn E flan, Esq• • • • NORTH WALES. . • MERIONETII—John Edwards, of Pcnrhyn, Esq. . Cnarq.titvon- , -Richard Garrions, of Panttlu, En• ' • ' At4or.Esny --John Williams, orfreban, Esq.. • MoNTGOMSAY—Williiiiii Owen of Illyngwin, Esq.. • r 1)&1 , 18 IG H Ktfq, pt kt2rchwielu, .sq• . ! FLuiT —Thomas Fou kes, of Gwernlgiun, Esq, , I Lilo' IrtPORT„ COURT OF KlNG''s BENCH, Fl 3. 11. CHALLENGE. THE KING cl).. GIBS ;Ni, E:`Q , John Theobald 14.,',.q. having obtained a Ttiuile: sh Jw cause why a Criminal info'rination the be filed against Lieutenant-Colonel Gibbon', If s Royal Est Middlesex Militia, t r Challenge, came on to be argued this JAY, 4 " "% l ib Court, after heating Mr. ERSKINE, Mr. Cf.- hod and Mr. LITTLEDALK, for Colonel was Cuunsekoo the Wilt side, are di ,cl Mr. Wa.soist reply, storrd Mr. MO E " ha Rule.- orged t FEBRUARY 12. 'THE KING V. tiEttIOT, Be.C. n Mr. This ,day the Court passed Judgin'nt °"1 lid Hetiot and Mr. Taylor, the PtaptietoT3 0 1 ory, Tras Briton, - and on Mr. Harris and M i . I,,ab J i, . br i Printer and Publither of chat Paper, for yotd of against the Earl, of St. Vincent.while FirS t the Admiralty. 1 4.0 The Sentence of the Coon was, that M r ' . I * , he imprisoned in the King't Bench Prison c)i'b,il space of three months, and du afterwards 6 % ) 1. tokeep the peace far three years, hilt-101f rrqlor and two sureties in cool . each. That Mt' 11;fris do pay a fine of too marks—and that Mr: a in nd th M e K r. i la ng a ' t a t te r n Y ch 'Mr. H be ri e s a o c n h ., imprisoned' ,!.:ini4h, . ersot was also sentenced , to a r - Sun, cif la rbt e ini: s , a a m tiwci e ars4 , 9 L . i rt b .h e es l nc r which ispoplse : p a t p irlo p e e p a rpi r i t t i not. i r ' ri.: 3 oo :l 4 Mr. üblisher of that Paper, to one month's imP il r mein each in the 'King's Bench Prjson• 'm I (13 The Letters from-Lisbon, by tle,l3st not t confirm flit French secutints, stating 11'41000 a ugal had signed a Treaty pledging her' cli h t u o common cause L with France and Spain —t o rt" trittmate itrung apprehensions that such a ' l"1010 n o r no great di,tance., rerrt that S il ;',ei/ Ripe had declarea. Cadiz it) stale , ° I S i * confirmed by . these Letters. • e nr ol . Qn Monday morning last tWO Gl•nti'""i W o,lbridge t Undertook to run for a Yee gotneils ; the out 200 yattlg, &boner thl9-"`e 0 00" a rnpedable Officer of a Volunteer $ c . arry another Gentleman u p at silooltitrom distance cif too yarkl,; which was won l'lt he 0 1 AGRICULTURAL FA6T.—Mr:l3tlßFlitaaP' pCIOI 10 tile, Earl of CHICHFsTeIti last iei r SG"- u nto acres of on land, on which he also grew luedff4bei4 tWo bushels of oats, the crop from which. tioti(i attlY thrashed produced him Cie amazing qr 4 do ' P: of ninety quarters and two bushels! V e :; o e 1 0" , riuttntity of pa tt sown on an acre iiir611111" bushels. . . • DIED. . . clia' l li ' :i On Saturday morning-last , lit his ho use ino poo street, Fitzro}-sytyre, SAMUCI F o yster. Esq. t OrIJI ( 10 , Majesty's I ustices of the Peace far the count)* T his Bf,3 j 1 On Saturday sennight, in the 6Sth yeitr ? hw 01,( 1 .,: ,„ Rev. William' Hinton, D. D. Ree Var et r. 14 if°'lrs' . 0 0 the Ciantnission of the Peace for the County of ottter ' The same day; in h'er,7srli year; 'Mrs. Coq ! ' I 'IA' Rev. Donor Cory; Mas ter of gmaisuel Collette , qoi der . On'S'unday the 3d inst. at Bossall, in the C:.. 0 tri , Mrs, Belt, rend of the late Robert Belt, 0 4 ' Ito year of lice a ! ke. waSe ( • • on the 7th shat. at W hershad Lo dge, the .-i pit. Harlantiorelid of Vice-Atiu,iral Sir R. tlarl an '' 1 n‘tyAt -