The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

PLYIsiOUTH, SEPr. 17. —Arrived the 'ship Mav, of Greenock, Captain Bauc E, laden with salt, from Liverpool, bound to Virginia, captured by the Uncle Thomas French Privateer, and re-taken go. ing into Corunna by the Boats of the English Squa. drop cruizing of that harbour. Arrived the Pandour, of 4.4. grins, Capt. NASH, from the West Indies. She came Convoy to the Leeward Island Fleet, which are gone up Channel : many of the Ships that loaded at D,merara did not join Convoy, and are therefore left behind. Arrived the Liberty Sloop of War from a Crttize. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. IS.—Arrived the 13AD6OCK, from Lundon ; Adventure, Ni*T6ii, from Barbadoes ; Havant, PEARSON, Treby, TYI(EN, Science, SCOTT, Ceres, SCRUBB, and Ann, Y.R. Row, from Sunderland ; and John, BROWN, from London. The Hoge Sloop, EILTS, from ElTlbactl, bOUtld tO Dieppe, Wen with sugar, gum, cochineal, &C. is detained and brought into this Port by His Ma. jesty's CUM' Zephyr. , . HARWICH. SepT. 18. The _Lay &pan 'Packet, Capt. Geoxot .1)1.62, arrived this morn. ing from Husum, with the H4mburgh and Bremen Mails and Passengers. Forty.seven Recru►ts for His Majesty's German Legion arrived in this Packet. The Al enkey Gun.vessel, Lieut. TATHAM, Uri's/hi from the Downs, for the purpose of goitig Convey to Gottenburgh. •••••••••.... DIAL ) BEPT. 18.--Arriveol the Phorp t :args Flee, b r ill , from the Note. Sailed His Mijesty's Sloop .Securse, .Tbrat6er, Pellet., hien., and Rifleman Gun.brigs, and Phoi:porw. rite.brig, on a Cruize to the Westward ; and Ma. riirer Gun.brig, on a Cruize off Calais. Arrived L' Aiinable, from a Croigie off West Capel: 1,..1n• the Downs M on i rc h , ' l l trecht, I ntlexilile, Castor, 13rreyhound, Bold, and Watchful Gun brigs Defence' L hipsa a l Philadelphia. ports as beton.; and Sarah 4tnericatt l Ship, *XTRACT OE A LETTFIt. yR02.4 AN °MOIR OW , BOARD THE SQUADRON OFT tRIROI IA ,SEPT. -7,, 1804. • . 4 ' There is little news here. The , Spartfircls' (lave just ordered three First Ratei to 1)6 commis. aioned and got ready for sea, with some Store.ihips and other small Craft. It ,is supposed they - are for the use of the French. 41 Three of the Provinces are just now in a'state of revolt, and muster already upwards of 20000 men under arms. Two of the French Line.of.battle Ships are ready for a start, and wait - fur dirk' tight to get by our Squadron. They are supposed to be going to the East Indies." Coat, SEPT. I.—This morning His Majesty's t„,loop Helefta, Capt. LOSACK s arrived in our Hair. pout from Portsmouth. We have been infortned that an express arrived to Lor d GAII UN ER I with art account of a Fleet having appeared tiff the C oast o f Di ng l e, supposed to he Ses:ther it% home Ward-bound Jamai ca , or BengarFleet. un"dc' our Messen ger l e f t C ove th i s marring, a erst and two Frigatea sililettfrom our Harbour on Croize. ~N-ING srow.IIKRT, near Foci-Lin Kitt , Sep Ihe Lady. Madelina Sintlnrr , a iiew beauttful ves. eels was laun c h e d h ere , this day. She belong s to :11741.14u Omtra,sire,. Esq. of Hull , and is entirely built of fir taken from the Duke of GoR Doses forests: 11 Eaden oc h.. Sh e has three Rush decks, three snifsis; 123 feet so inches long, 33:feet 3 inches broad,. 1 1 feet so inches high between-the decks,' 2 feet to althea deep in the hold, measures 6scs tons, and i s )out I too rims burden. This- is perhaps the largest vessel that ever was sent from any Port fn the Not lSeveral ships, to be armed and fitted for the de:, hnce of t h e C oast, have within these few days.been gled by Government. be The The £ l 4 and H arr i er Sl oops at Woolwich are to nediately p repare d f or cotnn i iss i on. ha D iquesne, of 74 guns, just arr i ve d at • C ha t. 1 4 , 11 ', ) ,„!:d captured in the,West Indies, is ordeted to m,(l prepared for service immediately. bO U 4 BOLLAND, from Liverix , tol, t ., to on th e Africa, was lost on the Coast of Africa, Z 1 , 2 ! 4-t h Of July. The. Crew saved. po o lthe 'I"P from West Indies, bound to Liver "' re aupola,Ported to be lost in St. George's Channel, „ A " -"`" to be the .!flan or Atiason. .;The frattin,gbams Packet from ,Lisbon is arrived. .ne sailed from thence on the 9 th instant, and Per- P e d her voyage in only six days. The Hydro Pt es VluNn&y, arrived there with the .The A pr England on the 7th instant, All well. . CIA Sloop was appointed Convoy for Eng an d Was expeeted to sail on the t cth instant. . The Diana Packet was left lying at Lisbon. . Vessel under Prussian colours attempting' to ,ntrar P a " UP the River on co Monday evening, after sunset, Y to the Proclamation of the LORD MAYOR, s !" fired . Captain S NOW ' S A rme d Schooner, Ving off Gree at by nwich, and brought to. NThe.Flotilla Of Gon.hoat s h e l ong i ng t o H a stingi ! a . 4 grand t on Saturday last, which orded much satisfaction to a numerous assemblage apeelators. orderedthe price Yesterday the LORD MAY O & of Bread to he raised a whale assize, or zd. in the of Pee k Inas to take pl ace to . morrow, w h en the p ri ce the quarttrn loaf will be a id. LAS'? night His .MAJEsri insPeded the piquet guard, and at - towards walked.on the h.'splanade till seven o'clock. About eight o'clock His iViAlstiry went to the Rooms in the Royal Hotel, which were well attended, and returned to the Lodge In about half an hour ; where HER MAJESTY had a sett& party, and HER MAJESTY'S Band were in attend ance, and played several choice pieces for the amuse ment of the Company. His MAJESTY and Attendants were on horseback this morning before. seven &slack, And took their usual ride about the town. Nt tin OcclOck His MA. ESTY, the DUKE Of KENT, Pi INCBSSES AUGUSTA, Sdrii lA, AMELIA, and SoPitrx - of GLOUCES.- TER, Lords PAUL ET, UXBRIDGE, ROSSLYN, .and : RADNOR, Ladies RADNOR, and NEALE, 1419. DRAX, anti DRAX GROSVENOR,' Generals MAN . . NERS , MANN I NcrfAm,'and the O ffi cers of the Staff, went on board the Royal Yacht, -and were saluted by the ships in the harbour.. There is a charming breeze, and every thing indicates a fine day for sail ing. About noon HER MAJESTY and the PR INC ESSES EL IZAS ETH and MARY, attended by Ladies IL CHESTER and WYNYARD, and accompanied by the DUKE of SUSSEX, took an airing in two of Hi* Ma. •. jesty's carriages on the Colworth Road.• - - - - - Arrivals at the Royal Hotel—Sir %V. Forbes, Miss Forbes, Capt. Prescott, Mrs. Prescott, the Hon Mr. St. lohn, Mr. Riley, Mr. and - Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. I'. Smith, Mr.. Rickets, W. Bokhanny, Esq. Mr. Penny, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Jackson. TttE THEATRE.--The Comedy of . . She Wou'd and Sbe IVou'd Not was represented last night at Drury.lane Theatre, and attraaed a numetous.Au. thence. Mimiews, who has rendered himself a pclpu4r Comedian by hia performance at the Hay. market Theatr , f, made his first appearance last night in Don Manuel,. which he performed much better than most of its representatives for many years past. There was an air of truth, simplicity, and humour, in his ailing, and he proved that, though when he is eng iged in modern Farces, he can enter into all the extravagancies requisite in such compositions, he knows Isow to confine himself within, the limits of regular Comedy. He was very well received through. out. Miss De CAmp acquitted herself. so well in li.ippe/ita, that she need . not fear a comparison with any Attress now on the Stage... BANNIS. ..ria; in Tirappanti, is entitled to_ .same praise as Mkti-iiws, fur the' . chaste hurvikr .. i with which he supported the cliat4der; Miss from one of the good Old School, was excellent in Pawn. BARRiMORI give a respectable interest to Don Mrs. ,FikaLoWs and Miss MELLON ably assisted theTieCe in' Flora and Reiara. The co. - medy'is full ot Pleasantry, and intricacy, his many gooa . ircidents, and the•dialogue is spirited. It hat, h)rnweveis many pissages•much too free for the pre sent taste, in point of morals, and should undergo a critical revision. The Dena to Pay was the Farce, arid it, was rendered very diverting 'by BAN. NISTER and Mrs. JORDAN in jobron and Nell. Mr. CONDIII4. is stationed this season at the harp ..sichord, at Theatre; a circumstance that add to the merits of its excellent Band. . Mrs. St. Lion. has not, as reported, relin. -quished her situation at Covent.Gaiden Theatre, of: which she is, indeed, a valuable performer. The new Comedy, from the pen of ReYNoLD3r which has been accepted by the Covent Garden Manager, is to ise named Hear it Out. We hope, whatever may be the merits of the Piece, that the Public will at least attend to the direCtion of itr title. It his been invidiously said, that the late Mr. WAY, Chief Clerk of the Court of King's Bench, w a s a footman of the great Lord MANSF I I Ll 3. He was A4ststant Clerk to that distinguished Lawyer: at Chambers : , and raised himself in life by diligence, 'knowledge, and probity, His great fortune was the fair produce of his situation:- Mr. COB 3, of Margate, 'has been attacked in a M-roing Paper for issuing hand.hill* urn 'Aliens to appear as it says, 1 , awe' awry none But is it not natural to suppose that Mr. Cuss had good infdrmation upon the suhjel, thodih the sus. pedal persons might find it 'necessary to retreat in time I It , .is natural enough, however, for the Paper alluded to to rake alarm at any.. -measure .u , favourable to the French, abroad or at hc)trie. But the Paper alluded to is guilty ofn gross miste. presentation, .for it appears that between twenty and. thirty Aliens attended the summons, and were ordered to quit the place. The Young kudzu has been c,ilicil a ra ra /22);5. 'l,l he is to he dowidered in that light, he mAy he 5410 the The4trkal Chicken. Mr. Fox is sitting to Or for a whole-length Portrait, whiah is intended fox Mr. Cott;, of Nor folk. ~ H is Royal Highness the Dug k of YORK left town _yesteraiji evening for Weymouth: Lord and Lady SYDNEY left their seat, Frpgrul, ori , Monday, for Worthing, Sussex. . `Sir ROBERT AINELIR, Bart. 'has left town on a v; :t" to Lord SANDWICIi t at Hinchinbrook, Hun -tingdon. ' ':The Marquis of HERTFORD left town yesterday, for his seat in Suffolk. •Colonel TAY LOS left town yesterday -for Wey. mouth. The Turkish Ambassador is to be seen mostly every evening, enjoying his pipe round the garden in Portman-square. His Excellency the Commander in Chief. the Earl` of MOIRA, the Countess of MOIR A, SiE,WILLIAM &c. have arrived . in Edinburgh from 'the , . North. The Dowager Countess of MAZARINE is now dangerously ill at her house in Dublin ;,liita.F.pviry is not expected. Lady ELLENBORatiaI-ti we are sorry to learn, enjoys but a very indifferent state of health. She is at relent at her seat on Blackhead), for the benefit of the air. The 11 , /a/e-barhers at Brighton have given much offence to the female visitors of that place, by ap mulling too near the town in their a/unhic re. FITIEf!EIti!ERT has very prated,' coot plained of this Itbuse, — and pot an cud to it. . . , d , Chatitlierlain of his Imperial Majesty, presented to hit 1' 7 '6 . 161), in tile audience.which took place the stli..instant, in the Xmperial Palace at Aiic.la.eta. belle; the Ambassaddri and MinisterSdYlenipoten tiary vyho had received frojn their tourts• new • • Credentials, or Letters of CongratUflation addressed , to his Majcity the EMperor, upon his accession. -M. Count Co 13 F grz u L, A inhassatiot of his Lillie.: riall Majesty.. the Emperorof 'the Romans; and of Austria, to- •Majesty he • Emperor of the French, delivered. in that quality Credentials, and the Congratnlations of his Court.. I-le also presented his Credentials as Minister - Plenipoteo. tiary of his Imperial Highness the :Elector of Salt. bourg• M. the Count DE LIMA, Atnbassadcir Extraordi nary of : I►l3 Royal HighneSs the Prince Regent ot Portugaf, sent from Lisbon, with the mission to congratulate h is lutpet itl M ijesty 'upon his access sion, presented his Letters which accredit him in that quality, and the Letters of Congratulation of .his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. _ _ M. be Souza, Envoy Extraordinary, and Mini: ster - Plenipo' tentiary of His Royal, flightiest; Ole Prince Regent of Portugal, presented his new Cre. dentials: the Baillie De FERRETTE, Grand Prior of cie, Minister Plenipotentiary of the. Qider of Malta,. Presented to his Imperial Majesty his Credentials, .and the Letters of Congratulation of his Court upon 'the accession of his Imperial Majesty. After the diplomatic audience, were presented. to his Ivlaksty, M. the Baron DE ROMBERG, Citam. the KING of PRUssIA'.. 11 - eriain f M M. the Count Dr Lett NOOR Fs-, Counsellor of the Embassy s 4 His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY. • M. the Baron Dr BkNTINCK, Chamberlain, Privy 'Coansellor, and Knight of the. Older of the Lion Pa'. latine, in the service of His Highness the Elettor of Bavaria. Copy of a Letter' from Rear-Admiral MAGJN to Admiral B tui x : CALAIS, Sim 6:—Yesterday, durinAthe night, I availed I myself of a wind from G. N. E. in order tbput to sea with ss .Fishing-boats; 2 Gun-boa4s, the- Pram .the City of Mentz, and Pirulacts, as I had the honour to inform you by my dispatch of that night. This morning, at rive o'clock, we perceived four English Vessels at N. N, W.. , At nine a Corvette .with three masts seemed inclined to attack our rear guard, whichl immediately rejuterced with . two Gait-boats ; and With the Praarn, on board of which I was, I stood off towards he Enemy, sod took measures to opposetheir attempts. At, elenll o'clock the Enemy's Cor vettebeing within niusket:Shot of the Praam, the adion bet gan, and speedily 'almost the whole of our Vessels were ' gaged. Two English .Frigates seconded. the Corvet but after this anion had lasted half all hourthe latter sheered off. The fire for a momericceascd. About noon' the three. VeSsels with three masts returned to the charge;. Y one-of them Con tinued obstinately to fight, being supported by the Brig which joined her. At half past one I renewed the signal for the vessels tb put into Port, while with the -Prawn and the two Gun-boats I at once proteaed that mariteuvre,' and offered the Enemy an opportunity Of renewing the engagement. B to, the English vessels continuing to retire, and being at least three leagues oil', I gave 'orders.. for the Pram and the IWO • Gun-boats to stapd nt for Boulogne, - I 'am satisfied with the manoeuvres and the conduct of all our vessels ; I have also the honour to inform yeti of the tames of those who had an opportunity more particularly to • fix my attention. Out vessels have sustained sortie loss; but we clearly pee.. calved that the Enemy had suffered more, particularly one , of • 'their Frigates. The latter. after;several broadsides, suddenly sheered oil with all the sail .she Gould set. Her iiggirig par ticularly was inn very bad states • . It Is my duty to inform you, that the flying batteries Oat uric, 0.9411 e) perfedlyseconded our operations. CORFU, AUG. 13.--There are. in the 'Road of Corfu two 74.'5, a Frigate, and a Brig, and five Gunboats. Batteries have been established to pro.. tett the Coast. M. Da Moc st4IGO has sent Major CHRISTACHI to Parga, from whence he (limas the insurrellion of the Morea. This circumstance has greatly displeased the Captain BEY, who has con. plained to M. DE MOCENIGO, arid informed the Porte of it. VENICE, Ave. 20.--We have just received the important news, that the EMP SRO& of AUSTRIA has given orders to 'the Generals who cutatnana in this country to march all their disposable Troops into Albania and Dalmatia. A number of vessels have all eady been detained to convey these Troops by sea. From the fiat advice of the occupation of Corfu by the Russians, all enlightened politicians considered it as one of the mist sensible blows that could be aimed at Austria. `That Court, no longer dissembles its extreme discontent on this subjeet. A hundred long and cruel wars have been waged for less im portant causcs.—( Journal de Comm...ice.) Mu. TUORNTON may be a good horte.quomatt, but it is evident she wants a hridle. Sir ltonzat LAtiate is succeeded in title and estate by his son Ron eivr, Captain of the Cleopatra Frigal , ( the 34 instant the On first Annual Meeting of the :liitlenoch ' and Strathspey Farming Sqciety, fOrme4, under. the Patronage 'of the Dutchess of Gottnotr, was held at Pitmain; and Ihe eompany,, considering ihe retirement of the • place,' was both numerous and brilliant, 'Among those present were, thei r t caCeS the Duke and :Dutchess of Goltootr, the ci4 muis of HUNTLEY,. who commands the Northem Distrift, Lady MADELINA SINCLAIR, the Hon. ARCHIBALD FRASER, of Lovat, Lieut,. COI. GIIQKGE GORDON, of the sgth Dragoon*, DAvio 'CAA ?recta, Esq. of- Ciaigo, most of , the Proptietors of the District, with many other Gen.' tlemen and-Lsdies of the neighbourhood,' makingin' all so who sat down to dinner. . " . • A.few,days ago a young whale, about fifty feet in length, was driven upon Trinity SAnd,,at the mouth of the Humber : it is, since taken into Grimsby, having been purchased by the Captain of !he Jr.'; nia Greenlandman. . . ' ' Ot Sunday night, between the hours cf eleven and `twelve o'clock, a .person WA's stopped by two fdut. pads, near the village of BelgrJve, about three miles from Chester f and robbed •iif c "All and other prop fty to the itmOunt of 6091. After the robbery, they were observed to take the road le,uting totvardi Ec. cies ton. At the late Special Sesion Lehi at Ledhury, several Serveyor s of Hi g hways were convicled and fined i for not providing that the Statute Duty on the Turnl3ike Ftoid, was duly performed by the Team.holders is tl-, rtspegive neighbour. I nods. o , R ,, q , Tbjit „ scontuinui lever, t:r: the nature of which pendle do tio,t atom to i%ta..e; his again larol , ,eo out at ?vialiga. The G , vernor tn 4 Several individuals ofhis taiiiity ate sAid toliaye of it ; 'and the ntimher of daily deaths is reportellto be between twenty- fi veand thirty ; nay, some aC _ counts mention. that it r once ascendedtv fifty-three. We take it tor granted that rherc is .a good deal of exaggeration in -oil these reports and yet it appears. t.!rtaira that niany th_‘usantls of itilMiirants have lefi : the town, and,shat the BpinistiGokerinnent has adopr.: ed the necessary:measures- t+3 prevent the contagion spreading f.irtlier. It ihay been thotight trver-to suspend, for the present, the inteicon4 .7 v lry ..,ea he. tween this garrison and Malaga, and the. same. pre. caution will probably he taken rest - 16415% ihe cum. mtinication 'over land, Should the cont.agloo Curl. AvausT 43, 7 ' The Sophie sloop of war ,a - rriv,ed last night in eighteen day, fromtlalta, with t3ene.f, ral oAizes, in his way ro Faigland. ' Ke" - SO / 61); sailed a gain Porivnoi'ith..She brings . no news of Lurd- Nvi,so:Ys fleet ; but, by other s urces, w e lean, that .it was well off rlic fray of Palina, in theisland.of Saidinia, on the stsh Our accounts from Cadiz mention, that the Spa_ niards ate . 'fitting Otit several. line . .oi r :battle ships, which .are'to..proceetf-to Fermi imniediatcly.on their being ready for sea. • CADIZ, AIM.. 20,—Prders !Ten lately r .-. ceived here to fit out,one Ship of I i.a guns, one of 8o guar' 'aird'etae.of.4. giros, Which 'arc to: sail for Fr:itorate instaitt'ility can he illannea: These or. ders haVe excited considerably uneasiness here, as we are mut:it:afraid _these Ships are ino n join -the French Ships lying theie, which must in.. , . fallibv . lx,oduco a rupture with England. A Fri gat e has arrived at Vigo from Vera, Cita, - , .vith three millitsiis of dollars on board; and two o t h ers , w i t h . each three, millions more on board, are ( hi! ) , eg. ',cacti, as they were to sail shortly aftt:rwards.D ot Giverthistiit :Some time ,ago sent 'the most u rgorn e .orders to Vera Cruz, to send-homo every ,dollar that c.:tild he collected, in fast.siil.ng Frig,t,t.:s, as they were extremely nureher.sive of thtir communkation being cut ith South-America. how. ever, seems to be playing 'the same complatunt game she did in.l76t first, to. alow •us to • our Treasure Ships horneinSale(y, and t ch a ir go to war with ypti fir a , war yt:O•tv ill have when. ever it suits the convenience, or wish.of,Rox,PAti.rP and which, there i great reason to believe, 'will saint be:the case: • , . General 114-ottem/,ard his wife are still here. .veral of ottr•Regiments have been reviewed_ liefore r . • him, though he appears only to be a private yeti.: tatot. He dresses in a plain blue coat, anti w a , „,,,„ thing _either . in his manner, or, air, tha: indicates the Soldier or the Hero. He does not sail lot AtneriCa till after 'his delivery, who is far advanced in pregnancy. •, We have been much alarmed with the fever again appearing at Malaga, and every*precaution has been adopted' TO pievent its spreading here. .The on the-rt-tir-wereopwards of fifttt - t - day', but they have since decreascd considerably, The. FlicultY 'report froni - Malaga, that fifteen out ni twenty died, This;hawaver, may be as much owing to their igon. ranee as the malignity of the disorder.as the sekenee • of Medicine is miserably negleded in that country, The Government Physician and his Assistants have been again l ordered to Malaga from hence; as they were last year. CORN EXCHANGE, Seat. 19e VV},AT for to-day's market is here in but, ding qu'antity; having little fine, thit fetches last ,prices, other qualities rather heat) , ; prime Dantzic samples at more than last. week ; -Malt is dull sale, and bat little Batley . or god .Beans'; good samples of Grey Pease at +as. per quarter ; although 'a continuance of large arrtvals of foreign Oats, this article to-day is not quoted at less I hour nominal, at 68s. pei welt . Wheat 53 4.66 s a 75s cd Fine ditto .- 76s a 78$ od kye (new) -38 s. aVS od Barley - 3os a 35s od Mail fias a 611 s. 0,1 Tick Bean* 31S a 3St bd Oats 23s a z;s a zgs P9land dn, 29$ a ; o s ed Rik re S eed . 3 a t 1 Fine Flour 6o a 655 cd Seconds • . 33s a 6,4; od White rent 455 a s.ls ed. Beans - - 4ns a 4ss od Wilton St, Giles's Grew Sheep nit, neat Sails.. b ur y, was held on Wednesday last, The number penned amounted to '58,000, and this large number met a brisk sale. The average prices were full 4.i. per head dearersthan at the last Britf'ord F,iir , Tti c greatest demand appeir-d for South 13,twn Lambs., which were eagerly boug'lt up. A Mr. Don, un obtained the. high , price 4 2,k5. 5.1. for 300 S.iu , b Down Ewe- Latnbs. Atlia ox v ‘t. 4ra. -P VitleA i, "ot ,- a nd PARES, purchased at least ,000. Mr. AitTlitta. IVltsi was offered ,tgn gui9e a k f or tSne , ot his be.outi. , rut neviiviee , ,lter' Rams, for the sea, an , which he declined.—Theri were buf.few 'good H ;cast shown for sale, and 'those sold 'at very high prices. There was a large quantity of new Cheese at' thi Fair, add nearly forty tops remained unsold. The average- prices were, thin new Cheese from 5.1.5. to 58$. per cwt. old ditto (of which was taut a short supply) from 78$. to Bos. percwt. • • At Oakham Fair on Monday se'n'night more nest was done than was ever before known there— so,ooot, is supposed to have been returned 44oring thiday. The shriw store'cattte was extremely large" notwithstandtog many hundred heals%Vete purch,ucti at Melton and other places on the road to OA:A i : ra w In-c,tivers and store btlasts were sold at considerably advanced prices. List night's Gazette contains an otter 0 1 MA J EsTY'S free pardon to itny person or persons concerned in firing a gun through the wintlOw' ti .the house of TlromAs PICK. Elt.lNg), of Peckfortun, in the County of Chester, the contents al which lodge& in., the upper parr (If the face and left 11.0 d of the said Trrotaks PICKER t NO, with the usual ex. ception or the perspn who actually fired the gun ; to which THOMAS MOSTrtr htls Acted an offer' of loci guineas., and tflohlAS TartLerott, Esq. of Bulesworth Castle. SOO guineas; to be paid on convidi oo uny one or mute of the offender,' 1 I i , {