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•, ... Ts • . VAYR L to r NEWS. ••!, : • 1.1'4441 ill; ilntetimm priagi, igrvumgur tridentem, Set mi 6 sr; e - • .• fiLY2I.:OUTH, APRIL 8. Tatig'4 4o l, o Figate, Capt. Sir E. I . 4mm-rot./ / ytticb a gfind'lter s yesterday, had two men killed, lad.,s;veral,.nup*4 4 ,itl.eutting out the English Ship 41p011a,, ,frorx t eke Harbour of St. Maloes ; ..timong the utter is the I,ieutenant of Mariges ) - whi• : bad his leg .shot off., - Arrived arcncltgr.ig,. in ballast, name unknown; ,f r o m isT an ;es, cvture4 'on .the ;.I.tl ult. the ,t he Seg.:77oloer Privateer.. 1:11 Concorde Fri4ate,.,Ca ß t,. )14 RT oN, went out cif,.Uarbour this morning,. having been refitted, and ~ the damages. repaired which st*, sustained in the engagement with one of the frigates_ 9f:Gyy*- IHEAIincE'S Sipradlon, _ - • 7.. i • PORTSMCW.TITi : Amtra 9- _ PASSED by the Lie , - of Wight this day, under convoy of th.. itt4thuirp. Frigate, the following In, cliamen and ltrliat6U 4 1 1 41) , Scalesby Castle, litatazet Castle,. lipt;a* esistle, Thames ) Qii4tot;essfsmlis z li t ral :o.kapiAlqinxtiltexygl AsiN4 1 - L11460/71:O. • - of.Alie.,Engineerh . landed ou t .of the L T tax pisp 4 toe % frop ? tijc,ctsixt of Good The,y fell in with grand. Etitet ..am. Monday last, in the mouth .of th;_ Channel.. -; ~ ' DOYEP ) P?t IL 9.' A 'PaSsake Vessel arrit';ed at four 6 1 ClOck . this .afterifab . 'bringing. Dispatches for. M. il.Neivspaiiers, but . no Messenger ; ihelasii's.ttli'icrnains• where be always tyxrr for the answer to his Dispatehes, • The isievi+sPaPers. !ihttOunce, in' an article dated that: General, .A 3E KC had made landing in Eypt, haying debarked 6000 jpeti:oli:the side 'of Davtildta,, an 4 -6000 at j 9 ja, tojoin 'the Nritly of the GILAND VIZI fit. Two .' V,essers "also arrived this trorn . bringing_ Papers . of the san*date as tl4 6 se Jectived this..afrtrnooo. • • . • . Y -~ 7 . I, tl.r r) the P . ; ince - (1 . Wales racimt i Cayt. Std_ Vok for Citicl3:iven • .‘arrivect the Grorke-C-Ittter, froth h • sdiltcl• - :the ,Wircf:flisLitiit`j;tr)de"tt,7 't rigs, on a 1 4 170 P r am, :whicit.carne on :short on the 6t hi . is . . f s t)t.into the-Harboto without -much clarntie. ~ • :-ISWEEINESS',: Api It• IVLU`tsty 4 i-Shi . " - ;se . 41 I s • o f ., • I 41* . iille . tVitAKal,.... 4 :1 1 . al 3 : \ to 1917n:tSe : '; !.4''''' _ " . , :~ ; rii2e4 ifiChfaidtqrs f i goditii 'Ranier, Capialn LITTLE) and the Hermes, Cljnain WATSC;;tI Sagid ts nktiWpon, and Jrio : Nfri, Lieutenint.Mtattitt,-fdr. Y A ymputilr. • • • .: Ebt o AitD -13 eR tC , : 1 . 6 1; Majdf,it's Ot + 6l, guns, at. this Port ~~ti . ......247g1.1,4741.4Aiii : AP R 3. L. d• • • .4 A fiv,pitys . ince salted to , B,Jackstakes ) ';tti -tale and,guns, the -"hi/poi. 64: , gun5,.::_.. Altindak - .lascwas taken out of Dock, the Siandordi o f ~ 4 +, gaps ? having, been fitted :for -sea... 'Puesday waSOkcn...Out o Dock, the Blexbtim,;.havizig,bieti cui'dotyn gu n ship to ,a 7 . +, and willAatry the 's - atri,e weight ol4;peptl on h,er loßter.t.leck ti 98: Wednesday taken •into Dock to be.fitted for , sea, the Thesc44, of 7+ gun..,--1 4 1 , Way t h e G,. ljiheidi - of 6¢ - guns was taken . into Dock to be fit ted - 1 The Lio)r,' of : 64. gunS is rigged auciready for sailih .. • • Friaciy - last, at eight..o'clock the morning, arrived' at the .Pay-Office' Dock-yard, the Money t.O . pay the Officers,. Clerk s ,- and Workmen their . respeaiile salaries and wages up .to -Christmas: last ; which pannent7l;egap this,day at tight o'clock,- and ends .on Wedneiday next. : ~.., • ....., , .... , •• • • - • • T 1 ••:1Prf! can , he , no tioullt, a AtimoGArTfi F Ali NI v-'4 Squatirun I)o,og'ibtoOceci -up.:in.• Xoulon. . t SiT 40 irr 4 - c WA ,,,, a 11. N t: 4 ) 44 .enier.ipohr lYkditerpanean• stetred' , ' 6F ! : " 111()t ca.. 49 oUtai Iva . re,itforcemens:. .. He. thme , ',' fortupatfii _tii kt 'i : the. ~Getie:#.24:l ; -of-T+ , guilsi- a 2d ' the . 1.7 0":4' , 4,4 , r suias z came : ill ; W hilq k•reraaihe4 ., l ri el'e.v o '4 l 4,,A2at e.,1 . 4!k force Six-. sail •fif- th , Line„ 4 ikm , ,sk _lr.:Aff,.T.qui".' - 4 - .... : • It is Le .4 - fru-dime, a large •Fretigb„Frigltealk'd wi th ' I.I PPA) , for Egypt, -that, ha,i.b4.'n i taketi io the vlediiiiratiean: •It is-pot cett,ainlk, way n; no :tr. MI 'll lia vit . % rgache4l ,the :Admiralty, :.by.. Ayliat ;hip die liii been: "brakiii; .but it'is iitypcis,eci by the Captain SrrirNi, wtkr) sailer irr ilie &alto, from .ngianci, Fame,llunre die Kde Cutter, he Saving een litieved ctot:linand of that Ship by CaPt' I.! C 3. MAtc!l 31. I THE fate 'of the City. is at laSt determined, 'it ' know in ;the possession of -a.Dinish the command of PRINCE CHARLES of Hesse. - Late. in the 'evening. of the. zBth ins t.. atly being received here from Pinneberg, a town io Holstein, abotit..the 'distance of five leagues from this. place, that the Prince was aditaintdrig'ivith the Danish Tioops,, two Members 0f,g1151)4.t,e,,_ and the Syndic Si EVEIO NG were inimeiately ed to the' Danish - Read-quarters:, to dcprCcate so Violent a proaedi - dg. The PRINCE of. TiESSE having heard whrothe 'Deputation had to urge, gravely pulled. outthhi`s ' „watch; a id looking at the hour, . addressed the De-. • • i • n puties the following Word's ; Gentlemen, ',it - is now eight o'clock; return hoMe; 'and 'ConvOke‘yeiur /Werth= and Citizens, dnd delibefate upon what Ceceptioc they will think proper to give ,itte.,— Meanwhile, depend upon . my being before your • Gates by eight o'clock to: morrow morning;' Alarmzd at this declaration, the'Syhdie - warmly' expostulated; but the - Prince, rather piqued, inter. rupted him , slyiptri-‘.Softly; Sir, softly! , Consi der where, and wit b h . .whoin - you are - It is' remarkable - that !the Pidsian - Minister; Acttytrz ; .declared that; to the best of his know*:. Ad e, }li e Court of Eerlin knewnothing of the in - - iended invasion; - and accompanying the Deputation . , .fie'BoleihnlfErß:ested against - that' fuels-tire: _ 4 1 1 4 PR INC E of E gSt -OD that' octasiott;: drew u.kttor - foci? his pocket,, ,and asked the Mi9isyr,ivhethet be knew. the. signature ?. 'He a nswverec4 in a loi(e Whisper% - and the Prince and' fie -- viithdrcitv, 'and privately "togeth e r ftir Sbirfe•timOlitte-what :Wok/ b.e . .the suWett of their convei:s4tamiai iloryet transpired.. •. „ - - • • . The, _affrighted. Deputation returned~ to town and ileliVered the 'Unwelcome message which thl • by way Of - uttimahtht. The Senate sat zieligerared•:the whole night, and about 'on o'clock in the morning they.convoked alLthr-citi; • • .• • • •• .• zees to accept or retell thelfdicree. In- this emer. gency, the-debates of the eitiidni were warm and tumultuous, -and they, resolved, - in Alto narne-of their Constituents c to_defend thz-City wile, last eXIre T , miry.. This resolution.was . o f lA i the v4ppo , tion that the .I(txG of PRUSSI A itaid-snd Troops to their relief. !. The Ptutsian MiliZster, -hotreveicu e 2 ved - an Eitafette a little before day-break ; in conseitience of . whi c h, 'l ie 'i n f orme d t h e Senate, th4t- the .K:111,g) his master, found it necessary, under the preient circumstances, that the Danes sliOdkl pass ihio.ugh and 'occupy the works and fortifitittiims Of , fiam . burgh. This unexpeCted *ComMunieation„ - and.the reprelvntaikins made by the Senate, of the d an g ers to which thi s City. and its Inhabitants wo uld be - exposed,' in ca se.of tesistance, . induced the - City-4n : consent .to the temporary occup4ioo of the by the Danes, on its being s u mmOn e d.. . A little. after day-break, on • the 2 9 th, ille;:na .nigh, besieging Army .had 'already' etilleded 'lief tire, the Altona Gate, to the. number: a train of sixty - pieces of heaty'ordnanee,. a great • number of ammunition waggons, baggage, &c. .At eight o'clock the PltiNCi of FIESiE sent. L.SUriitiailOS to the Senate and , Commandiint, to -surrendt4-.the place, and. immediately after several field pitees an& heavy ordnance wereptanted against.the ,gale , ,, and the troops advanced-close under the ramparti. . deputation a tkie Senate' en went out tilt. the. Pcioce with the Capitulation, and soon after their 'ration, the gates were opened_ to the Danes. .Some perso m : insinuate' that fiamburgli'..-will- be antlexcd to pen bry Virtue of a secret article of the Ircat7 of . •..Notbing can.'exceed• the general indignation ex_ pressed by looks and words. by thctilainburghers, on seeing the Danes enter their sites ; and had the Striate ncit:ipublisited a Pro6laiii'iition, assuring 'them that the Indpcndence of their fawn should bis.rre&erved-,- and exhorting them fto treat the Po_ reign, Soldiet ‘ s with eivility, far fear of the worst tbonscqueneei to the„ whole Town, excesses tvoql4 :certainly ,have taken place, and the D ane 3, whose • numbet.was but small, coin p a red' to the populatiOn of.liambinli, might have been massacred IV the enraged populace,. • The number. ;of : - Danish Sol.; ears has' been increasing , since Sunday, and they ; now atnount t(111 near i -men, looking .mere , dike banditti -than regular troops. • They ate. guar tered in the suburbs, and adjacent spts, and villages. In town, they only occupy the,ramparts, gates,. and • principal guard.houses. 2 •• • . The Harbour is likewise-blockaded by nine•Da, ash - gun-boats; but not a single English ship re ma jos: It was repo r tett , sat the .Dancs w3uld iisejr.prisa4 aglipst ail British property, ilie-Engl Merchants:here took' care to , secure the greater p.. 1 t 4111104 gdixis in<hue time. ..• • of Lubeck hal'also been 'occapied by the Danes -, : , bat-the inhabitant& -refused siV•liouls to suttender irr.the. resistance, ,the placo was e%pobed to it severe cannonade,' by 'which. some bualditigs were. 'damaged; An Estafette reached Lunenburgh on the 28th, with advice th a t tht:.:Pt•ussian Troops had entered, the Eleaorate of Hanover, without meeting 'with the'l6st oppoiitiOn;,' • No business has been done upon the Exchange• since the entry of the Dane's: _ This evening it is reisortec , upon t autho rity of certain private. lettel,, that several thodsand Prussians will ,acrive here beforeSurttlaymext ha{ whether to turn out the ,Danes,, or:tolass the Elbe % occupy Stadt, liarburgh, ands ilther ;mils of Thnover, is not known: • ' Jitr t'-, 3,4?.7p1T of.); .•Outifi. Westminiter Ahbiy, which uhed /Ada. tho rogliffire,- and in coy:sequence of w n ments suffered' gie - 4e mutilation, is. now .shut up, xceet iog the Agars yid inLi „corner,. and the },ast Cloister.' The reported..fall.of St. Nicholas's , stecpie, in Newcastle, on Seitui4iiy se'nnight, attended .with so many terrible cireurnstanaes, such as killing. butchers in, the flesh - market, crushing the neighbOilring houses, &c, turns out to be a fabrication, RX:PO-fr: - - • Roc THE • •-•-• • CdIVIMI"PTHS - CHI 4106 . §E OF COMMONS, I‘rifltil'ei) to CONST-DER rßtsr PRICE pF The Committee appoitit&l to consider of the present iligh ' • • Price tif I ) itiviSions_ ; ank ft) report the arne.with•tbeir opinions thereupon, from time to tune to tho House : -- -..• :).:5 /I n t ,- .... . , . : HAVE proceeded,_in conformity . with their last Report, to digeiit'a i plaiil fr oP 3 the putinc of asCer:. • raiiting and tin)iting the. -- e.isegrin wh i ch ass i stance should be . ey.t.4.adeaby a .temporary adv2oc . e of Pub',, . ... .. he Money, lot' the relief or Places lahOtteina. under urgent - and peculiar distreSsi • and for providing the mea ni of gradual re-p.lyment of the sums advanced. In . . y. i tne execution of 'this - d4ty, .I , durs Committee hale come , to . - seireral.Resplutions ; calculated to - • . '.,titiviate, inla.great:degtee, the incpny.enieliPes..re. suiting ffom this ektraordmary interposition of the hene:Voleriea: of Parliantnti, which, . on . . ihei most ; mature - conN,&rationy , your - Committee Teel it Eel - cessary . stroogly I to , recommend,. . The kesolution'S . . of kiwi . Committee arc as follow : . : . Resolved, I. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that none or-the-money to be advanced upon loan to parishes or-To Wialti ps, . - :i hall . be 14 tali teu ;'it it l eSS where` the Commis-. iionero• are'lati stied that ' the Parisll'or Taw hahiii, appiing. tOr relief, is absolutely linable• to - preident extreme distress i Nvithont some a:.:sistaiii:e. ._ . . . ..itauped, it - . 'That it is the opinion of this Corrimittee, Itlitii , lilte•intealla tell• 41 should lie, , coillineti to`PArisheolind Places, in wi11441 the, total produce of the rate levied- fa-the r :..Vr-ir plta:ix-at ki1.... - tei.., Oat,. shall have e i xteedeit cimsliferabir ~ ale procluee of . ' thesare (or the year ending ;it Easter ISeci ' ilia that rib pttter St4.rn be aiTYamett fir 'relief in the current ' Oaten , than firtcc&liturths•of the sum by . which tk fute.ex ..pLinierijh %Fn raid* of the poor, in the..quarter immediately pre - Ceding, exceeded the two e/trettlctrin the quarte'r ending at Easter ago :• But that a power ought to be given. to-depart :•tbirrytherttles dintaincii in thisitesolution; in extrodrdi nary catesi. Which will not. akiit of:, 2,11 adherence to theist : Pro . - 'vickd netertholess, that stichtlepartute neVer take i)laee.irith - tHii‘thereasoni , on whilt it is . fotriuleil beirlkiegtrlatlY reCord, ed in ‘vriting, by th - ose" . Who have themagement of the Fimd. out of which reliot to begratted. ....• :. ‘. ~ • •,..... • ..• . • Resolved, 111. That it is the opinion of this Corrnittee,', that the Churchwardens arid Overseers of the Poor, praying , fotn4likton the hi:it:o9f ,any, ,P.arish, Or, Totynship.,•:should, Rot:guyed to prepare a statement, setting forth the amount • • of tfie. vbi tali. aceerdill , fo• .which . fl*' - -Piior'S . Rate • i s-k? viM, alseLifyiac .w•hether that rate is levied bir_.the full . 44:k-rept, aret.g 99: 1 . •Specit . ying. W) . iat proportion the ren• tll c•n , s-fiich'tliat• rife _is • raised, bears 'to the - cult rack rent ; also !Wit-C[l'f4th The turns' raised 'by the. Poor's l: ate. iii;e4ch gfAtite tisre4.lslt 4 if-,,,93-,..- anal in the la.qquar ter iminediafely,lire*Aipie ' application . for relief,, -and in 'Ole qtrartcrencThVgAt'764K - fek h iSoo • also theincrease of the nuttihet of-ttie l iliatiNvitrirthe':xic'erease cif- the number of those •s ho : - •Aist.,t.o. the rates in the eye r.sc. of the last year, compared .wit i trie preceding year; the re.asobs 'iit thi'deeienie of the !nZ . bif of• those who pa v " to' the it e . :Rates; the. nature of . the employments folloye.d lip" the dif ferent deseriptions . ,:of the. poor, and'the degree in which the pone: re itOletO obiain dtii pliiy atoll; and ifehtployed; whet her t fieitearhrrigt areititninished ' or increa,Ned, and in what pro portion ; andithilt,such statement should be.subscribedbY two of His Majesty's justices,of the peace in the neighbouihood ct.!..-liiiiig, under .their signatures, tbat they b e lieve the state- toonts to be true, andthat'the tespenlite Parishes or-Town ships are absolutely unable to prevent esltsente.dis-tress by any legal measures in their power. And that the statement so , 5!.1119C Oa' .' Ahould lie sent rogethin• .- with. such obscr vatiOns and explanations as such . kt4tices may . ..think. --it rignf to give to the' LOrdS of, flis . l4faje,sty's• - I.'rea.suiy, or-to • sach Couirriissioners as they may appoint ltir welting - the • sane; intlikatlettseit-Lords et the :Vrcasiiry (ir CominisdiOgi, qi toulti, ha. ilnpoiwicci to requite front ti 6 al4 ) , " . :,ers and tfurchWattiens Or juklices', any f•a atter informition they - iitartiiink requi l i4e; ati4toadvartce such stints to t4...l.•Chureit4, wanaeni aid t)..lkers=tl a the'Potir or those several Parasites ancr 4 reptittlgrtrOs; • '''ljrarrrt . eit_7:l4ciphOtr,i4l4fir CO - be ' re-" lic vt:j, its,:strati aptie:te•tti them requtsttrand• - adVisahle,*,ana c•onsAteltt laitiulttfOrtrter Reka*tion relatife,totheantoent -df ngitflo be dMid . . " • • - - Ileiblvea, TV.' Thitit.is.t4..9vinion:of this Costunitte, that-the efiureltis';arciviss ala Overseers of the .P.OO - , or "iite,cof ..,thei,„6-Isuuldrgiye. you;Ljuirs. hie the. stuns sto reei!lN':erf i'• and Mat Alw Lairk>turis shonid ne repaid by_ zhe P a ritiht.44aziviits the same respectiveiv, bye wit half-yearly instalments.; the' first ilotalnywit.to.loeipairt•at- Lady-day - 1874, :it latthtstl and, that the instatwesits for repaying the said stuns shoulit..hc `t'aisell•iik'ti tiii Poor's - Pate, by a 'ploportiotie c t levy on thesis xtto: i ttiay to Out. rate in each 'l 3 atiltivr.Touin4hip ; and that the Comrtliainileas:•ol 2 ‘.the Lanti-Takshotild 'Fut ct the-said initafin,....-nt taile'iais:-13, on receiving ..YVarraiits fo n t *Lords of ti. Treifiiiry,-or•tripin Cominismoners.a!iipointed by titCril ; and than the.eoinntissioners*.ofthe'Lga.fra•ihaiikt be in vested with the same l powerf and attlitoriti;:s - for enfor c ing the payment of Such ipStalitients, and cropio7 the same or si milise Agents fOrrthat purpose, as they now paiSc.is and em , play for raising the LattartUrsiki .:` • : ' • s ". - ti Saturday last;'ai:'l3e . aUmont Cottage, near Staiiles; as Mrs. k olz a was running with one of her children, she struck her face against the branch of a tree, and was thrown backwards with 'such violence; that ' , Vas . .apintliende - .1 her skull fraeturecl ;. fortuna tel v , inmiediate tnedic,al, assistance was obtainedi , but thankh . She . has escaped fraettire, she teieired , a considetabli concussion of the brain., • . . . . . . . . The- Penni:pipit 'was crtafea in, ..1683, b y g : ',Mr: DA"VID MIIIIRgY t • :iIi Upitol&rlO.Paternos.te.r.row. jt.4 soon becalm& an °Vial Of. attention to Govern. aitnr,.buttolow• tvere iis .proti;::,..t.hat II.) C .z K IV 1 ,•', .who ' succeeded Mu KRAY, hid a pvnOon.of only zoal. til.yi.iii. given him in lieu 'of it. Thii. occur raj io n7t6..: • - . •:- - . ~. ' . •' . ' I : - ' .'.' . Licf . cle Ven o'clock, aftie'brtilsc put at NM ;A tru .Lri . .•!latoC .) -, in tie...hr i ir A d, wiiictr;wis harliily got under withliut dor9g.cy futihdrinischiefohan de§troy Sotili the aitiats, Ai ftuniiure in the kitchen. r. horning the Prisoners in the several Gaols in the City of London and Comity of NI set, were returned to i'.:6ygate, in order io take.. their'trials afthe ensuing Ses§tuns, ‘vhich commence , WedriesdaY next at the Old' Bailey. •. . • , Wii .." AI tnn, Gentieaol. Littc(llii*i inn s returning • to his lodging s at islin'gton, between nine and teo, o'ckv)i An Tuesday night; lie was stopped by. tl.irea. fqotp . aas", in 'the field adjoining, eta Sadle'es elost to the lobietkof 91. Batik Notes, and some si:ver. • ". . MA fRINIhNi.—ThC• following singular Adver.: tisenton appeared. ire the &IA fit 'News Lcier of the. bath ultimo : " Co. ?11l W. Esq, ono of ,11i Majesty' "I 5 u*. S lusticcs'9l„t4y i laA; for the said County: This John wiAiVreltiritilt) Town of. Antriin; . Hosier, came before .tue v ittiyintoluntarily made Uith ontti6 EValigeliSCONOte iS paNnisedby lu..l;i:ons.nt to Elizabeth Brady, daughter, of the late john: Brady, of Antrim,, to marry her and none other,, the' 6th'4.lay a September, 1799.; ~ and she likewise bottniflicrs.ellin.the. , same c)ntre* ft at same time to marry no One . b u t me, and deponent farther sa'eih not; j0):111 W11,60:1. .:,Sworn before me iBth day ,of Feb. 1801. Ar.'IWILLEA. 3.IUSIC. E first perfo'rriu ince of SAI t 0 M 0 N'S Subscription . Concerts took place last i night, in the Great R oom , at the Opera Ht e, Skt.o . moN's excelient.'e as a Musician, is so Yz2ll,ktiown, thitt it is neediss to say, the general merits of the Entertainment afford ed a, rich repast 16r the ibilateit is. t Was, indeed, in point of Vocal and instrumental skill, - an Fable feeif: — • The-novteltymi,the nisltt was a Mr., SAirari whel Flayed a Concerts, on the Geinun,Flute in ell' a manner as t o she v titat he is . a musielin. Mr. FitA t • : 7. C . ik on rha . iv 2 have already noticed,- played a Cogic.' i erto with pro.. digiOus ability. Kore—rapid execution we never heard. :1:11erg. 12netunrao 4l ,:,bril I incy i n hi allegro, acid his ad,rigio.was 5c),71 1 ,1in&," and • Mr! Dit MA N., I ihe:CEICITiIatCI Performer o'n Hariii-'wh.o is engaged. for .three Conceits at - an 40 , 1ayed . great .51:ill no that in. stn;ratnc last night; but ri ^ music was not calco - - lited t 'sue€v'tbe f4li exr,!nt his great powtrs. tiNiSt acco",mpaiiicii, by SALUNiON its partientar...- • ilie .Voeal...Periornr.rs 'werc CINTADoi; Madame MAt A. Tile:frpmer two a:7t,4lltred therniselves Ver}r'*ell, and the merits Of MA I NC CT distinguished as -in the teuith of 41 - eunr, -Hrr firSt 'sprig' was bit' Cmicr4o, and the -second by G:cEsiI CA I aid botlt enabled her to display herr taste, execUtion, ari: preitiOn,:to . tlie . utnic.rst advantagc.... - '- A - giiind :Sy mphon - y-of 11AT N was cleliglMllly iierforrned i and fervently applauded:. There was a very:numerous Audience, and as tha orehestia consists of 'the Qperit Band, with power:: 'thetoncerts will of course be con.' spicttonsly: attratlivez • .FR.ON THE 11.1RTINIC() ,JANUARY 31*, IS;,[. ST. PIERRE, 31, , - The following Address was presented to CH AR L GRANT, Esq. Collettor. of His Majesty's Custdms for this Port, by the Royal I\'lartinico Volunteers, as a testimony of their reiped and esteem for him as their Lieutenant-Colonel, At a Meeting of the Royal Martinico )7,l9ly eeCrS, ,field at SAl.t.y. NSTUNPS Tavern, dn:Sa.. turday, 24.111 janUary, !Sot,. REs?i.vin,•' • • Thar; is our Commanding Officet, Lieutenant-Colonel effAitts Qie.,o-it, IS about' to efahark for England, and must of ciatiscquencv ter sonic tithe . ' absent. We do adopt a mean whith)azry appear. to us Wit carettlated w return to him our Thaak.,4; atitf to ( 'expretA towards' him our re s pezt and esteem. Our th.T.tci for: tint xetai, and atts2ntion, whicli he ha,i.,so staces..s4;u4iy exercised , .pruniotiag the discipline of our Cor)f t ,, iaLir,rusp,:6l that , Koptiety pt colidua, correolneCi-vilteditteri, by xvntea, as an Ofhcer, lie has with w harmony maintained thi. scipline; and, r ou r. esteem ibv WhiCh. so 'much attach us to ram as a _ Mirahit That we wait ttpotatitn, to wish him gerxl health, a plea, sant veyz!. - ,1, a tv.ick return-4v.. mQ.st kvntiv that we shall regret, r:-..gret, his ebseiwe. an 'At.ldr,tts, of Thanks, and or Farewell we Otesent to him a Sword, Of the, valueof One mired GUI *MAL • ~ RrEoLv.F.D, • - • That - i•at the same time be delivered to him a Copy of thes.;e R'eulutton. ADDRF.Ss. Slit, Agree,-.ly to Refolntions at a Meeting held, ycAerday, in consequenueolyotiriiitenled from this Island, -We; the, Royal Marunio V.pluntc•;,,. wait %Tol you in the form 'Which t‘iit,Linklangt resp.e.ai'd to ui:r Co:lima:Wing Officer. We lay betbre.you s,Cupy,of It:folutioni, end we can do little titan: than to e...rio their sentiments. . •. - We are sensible, Sir, that we cannot compliment ytsu by mere. tininility in our Address, end with our thanks we ren der to you -what we know to ,te inure •consenial to your tixlingk--our*hest wishes, our affection, and titecite. tore pareteiziarly; Sir, we thank you fix ii.i*inr; so ha7rity , Unproved theorgari2aticin of our C?.,rp, that it iits boast,to stand at •thii day unrivalled thro+.gi,ot;t the. Coltqlie t, uncutevery consideration of diseitilino, •lianncnly, -and order, I these, we trust that It Will' tzlax but little: . Still, Sir, it is certain that we shalt regret your absence, and long fur }cur return. 'As .1 - testimony of our entire avprottatior,, N've present tv you a Sword,:inktibeitt--" From tut, Royat Nl:trtinito Vo. lOntezrs 'to LiNtiten.int Colonel CHA RL (RANT, Cornmanding. : "--We aim coutileni, Sir, that itt 'yotir kind it b us?ti but at the _calk of HontAttr..--our Qounti y cllzt King- - 4 W I : repeat, Sir, the . ,exp.ression of ()Br unfeigned af i 4 f:falc Osteotit---7144y- 'yott•copy' 'gbod Ite:ll . th 7 --We wish t e a a pleerit andNuick. voy4e. , • • - Pierte,.^.stb Jan. 11,41. ,T o hitur.COrortel Cit),rttr.i. CR A Pf, • Cointlian4th e i the ,Royal iviattiniqa ut VoJupers. • A • - Sigited by t r4llct and Three hleinb6tri of the Corps. . - 9•118. I Cr.vjrp 1!„ COL.GRANT'S St. Pierre, :sth fan. 1801 • I'lte honour or corrirrittndit* a , _(;.orpi so. vvry reweaable is thii RaratiNLettillic.ci 6ttlitil4.ers, has of itscle btcn lw.Ay hi lily tiatterilig .. to nix , feelings . ; but thi*- 1 vory tinexpetzrt sr.ci• untiMeett iititic&C,' at:corn panied wit h - your. Rcsoin -1101;S, ifaS 60,0 C•C•l' CeeCia • ai!„y,qii4).3.;! . ‘,l4.ksitieritt myself: en riiltkl.-io,atlat rib svo'rds are to cxptc , i my thimkt: to you ; nor tan time , eV01: °bitter:al: retry.:,lll;rnince of . honour dthitiiite: *- I' torn the ,stoadincis, of xlia Okieers, and the zeal nitti alA‘ tity HieWil`oll :111 OC , :asiOllS bY CN '.!ly itittividu:O f is to he au:tit-x4 tivatjtee-eittiih:ne,e %chit:lt ) cu . so!st rongl y- and justly (Iscrirst - ..;iiistingllislie ttn.N Corps., ~ . • . In Lite ereeution of my duty aS Conithanclihg ()Ilicer, I luve had hut few ,thilieultit:F. to etivottriter, Itavutg had the hninititiet . Liftotratiiii-i`g t;etitl,.-tilen, who vied with cat!' other in tne prott•ttpt and siritt 1 . :40t7Inalwepf tiny coutrnando . , Tliirfaeeetukt3'for that hi . ifill , : , 1\ hich so haulilY *ulstii6t , arno.nL.t tti, :ti•Li 11:t$ secured 1. , tillt diiciplittu We ate•4ll in '. 11 . 5.".ti4 CA., - ' .` j 16,.. itt. - lytty,p'(i I• ~ v.: ... . , ; id the honour- t o p resen t me Avitti 4 174 . stoat n • ' It:ii in the tletetw.;.: of what i s ), ; . tagt 411,', .1 ~ . , ,; ' ) unirY; - andour King. .. It P.4.6! ~i .! ~- '-, very short i. I shall be iti 14: itjari . i a(,; ;. , : ~ .:, . I have recetve€l such 446 4 10 lii/trutill Ityo, - .:; 04 .i...., . .., ,-. ! , . 10. P-.llcl on my re, tali I t N froi, fit•i ,),)t. 411... <o..i,v / ii-,,; :h..! t ~..() greats:4r of ja eat (nly ti 11%11, Ilualtll , a4ci /I.lt-114,tie.. , , . ' (Sigticaj CHARLES GRANT. . • - ~ ' . j:t. Cipl. R. M. Vol u nt erts '. , . •ro the ciorp3 of , Roya . l ' .... M.atlilico Voluittear, .-. . • . T. ertttts d ri , anti 21/,'Wo el the Zeitki t finelycOiieci ill SC.ltliiit'V innbte, by Wilto3, .wore among-~the Statues of the Earl -of ZEsis 0. ituttc2ll's 01)110ioti at Rachainvton) voschAled the Rev. Mr. LF.v, of Duke. street, Pot tlar;(l,:place, lutely visited raffia anl China. Yesterday died, itt WILLIAM ego n T' s, pit Fullmer-place, in tile County of I . 2,:ck§, Noßttivir, widow of the fare key. Dr. Ng ti Vt - , I%eao.ii of Eton C9llege. 'l'hc Speculator (of Plyttou:h), with friiir, foi‘ LAlticln i i..s totally -lost nut' Bouluene : crew lives,