The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-17 00:00:00

lON • To the Crew of th . t Ship o' ~ "‘r-t;• • oilnopt,lite., ••••.for the t2.tottne of the 7 , 1110 Te,•e•t ysttett's Ca , vo,' at . 111 1 . S Ittp T avern, Le..tienittill.stieet, I - tootoivs, and 1 . 1, :ill eleven to o,r.e. tl,e 01*.cers atCkl Cominnics of His Majesty's Ships Spencer, LT , Bouetta. fo• the Capinre of Le • Volc.,n. the 4th M:ly 170, at No. 7 ' Wellno tk,, tql Thursday ec'nitight ; or '..!Vet , ', Sitliiittly for three Years. To .the Officers and CreW'of His Mai:stv's 5 hip V itiory, for the, Capture of Les Trois Consuls, the 2;t11 May 1803 'fin coMpany With h is;Majesty'sSloop llaz,Drd), on Thursday :text, at No. ryo, c, teat Russel-street, Bloomsbury ; or during• Three years, • t • • A, bistribution of the balance reset vett out of the Proceeds ;of the L'llition, captured by His Majesty's Ships I)ionuede, jupiter, Braave. and.' lindostan, the 27th May 18 , si, to ;Answer a claim for a beet of the Cargo. • f said Ship, which • has since been restored by the. Higlt Court of Admiralty, will be made at No tl, Strand, 011" the tat of la•tuary. next, or during three years. To the Officers and Crew of His Mitjesty's Ship Plixton, for the mohion fict anted 4th Ittly, 1797 ; the Recapture of the Venus et etipido. the tth Odober, 1797 -; the (:ayture of the Two Brothels, the gist May, i ;of the lunge . .Mercit,t. it- '21 ,1 lune, t 793 ; .tod of the Speculation, the 3d lune, 1798 (the Officers belonging to thin first and second Class, on board His Majesty's Ship, Fioretan, sharing, by • agreement, for the Speculation), at No. tt, Ceca,street, Strand, on the tst cif January next, or ditring three years, ' • 'Co the Officers ansl Company of fli, Nliajestytts Ship Ins petuettx, for toe Re•capture-of the Ship . Perseverance, £the ' • /61riber, ,Sot, on board, on her art ival in Vortf or at No. tB, Clement's-lon, every Tuesday and Friday for three years. ' - • ' te Crawl Decide :French. Privateer. 'nf 22' gun's. Anti ' 158 men, lately captured the Pr;nceir h;seal Brig Privateer, of toguns, trtilies s i ant,' h " t in c . ) ; maimed her, on .the 22a cif SeOetnberi fell in with the 1366'01 Ship Salainand,r, from Africa, with three united and thirty.six slavei i'or -De .xuerara : after a smart anion , the Saiang , ider was ecmpelied to strike, and has-Laren sent, with two oth - r 6uitteamen, into, Basseterre Guada. I 'thin,. • Lam. Ptti(moßy, of the Uireel , t, is appninted to the '!atvilirs; Capf, Plaimz , IN, to the Antelope ;' Sir , I i.sKE Pi , F.RAM, to the Dude,a ;, 'anti LACUt. , • NpRMAN, 10 the COUILT MARTIAL,--tßy a enurt-MartiAl held on Monday (In hoard the Gladiator, at Portstn , tiih, 1 40/hit:lt Rear-Admiral T,oul& was President s , N.. 13. CLEMENTS, his Officers • and men, were ac. quitted for the, limi'uf the Hired, Cutter: Duke of Clarence, 11 ipll was occasioned by. her * s riking on a:sunken 'rock , whihit chasitg lar?.tt French tugger, on the Coast . of Normandy. The, Coort ' agreed that : Lieut. C's enntitki was meritorious nn the occasion. Thc , fol.lowing (4,9 , 'SAMtIEL STILES land G. M'L.tuOtscrsv, sriimen of the Aurow, were. .tried for startling a quantity.of wine belonging to the said Ship; and were sentenced to Tp'CtiiV.l lashes eaten. • • • 'Pitts . oi4 li it A.— La k'e . rgine del Soh &eh , the most riumtrutis atAdieliee on Slrtird;iy that we - have wit nessed this .season at the Kiii i . ; 's. Thotre: : GaAs. Sank, in 1110 first ' Ad, entleasioured to plea se by a trand (lisplay . of her lip i ser notes. . Shel!tesitlently in an error when she thinks that those nOtes ate ad. intl . *, •and .the sooner.- she abantionS 'dust style of singing the !tette/. in the sCeomi A& she was .. . more moderate, and therviore Ent)ell'M PO ta . ceti yr. , 'Kite , Meet w;is unanimously encore:l, iinti . GßAstiet ~. tv,as particularly impressive in It'er addre i* to 4 1 cr . father. \V ete as EL 1, ac:cdawani&il ic ' r in he most '''''lla . t''tte mattoer.. At the end Urdu , first •ktl a new ;)iverti,ement was given.. , A Pas de froii by- l)ts 1- lAY rs, his wife, und•riß tsoT, tvatthe ooly strik ing feature in this composition.: ~./.ebi/h, was the • tOnCluding aiddr; aid it was ktyported.hy the Per. • rorthers.with their usual excellence.. The 'PaiNCE.• the I)uics of CumuukL f t:4o l and Many persons of fashion, %vete present. • THE THATRE.—The Tragedy of /?arl.t.rrotsa leas revived at DiOrj..lane Theiitre:m SaitirdAy, ;Ind Master I.IE.TrY perf rrned the -part of Achille", in which he deservedly acquired such high'appl.tuse on his entre upon the 1. odOn boartis.L- , .1-ie was oppress. 6 .i with a cough, but it did not impair the poweto of, - his voice, which Was divionly )(card, alt over the, Theatre. To the honour of this youni;.Cantlida . te it should he mentioned, that I:e citiesnot stern to be. !superi o r to 'public criticiAm, for it havin g been re. marked (hat he did not phew tendetness eno . ugh to frene,he now ri en Is h er w kit m tre air•ifinnate atten. tion,The whole Of his performance was - markrd - hy the animation Of genius, a n d the 'solid expe. kiennt• 1n cnnscq'ttelice of tie it tliSpbsiti , at of Miss Boyer., the part of Irene was performed by Mrs. If, St nooNs, who was received tv:;(11 Brett applause, and who represented the•charat*r wi:ligreat;feetillg and eft.a. RAymoNn acquitted himself with more than usual, success in Barbaro:fa . ; and' BAR R•iHdott E rendered Othman very CotiFpicU(Mil . Y iece.— The house was crowded in all p4ts;init we <lid mit hear that any untoward circumstance resulted froth the pressure. EMPRI lOR too much 'indisposed to Petr6rrn his character in Thirty Thousizsid, on Smotday last at Covent. Garden Theatre, and it was therefore taken at a short notice by TAyLoii, who diSplayed a telcr. able share of promptitude anal rustic latnionr. BR.AHAm has sold his Seven Aire in 7 4 .: , ;rty Thom. sand for si . Ax buttdred,guineas t "110'w are we ruin ed l" vita MA J ESTY 18 ex pecrto tcrvi,it Covent. rden Theatre on Wednesdainext; in order, to see the • New 0, pera.,of Thirt . y 64: Vila; ' llt! Royal I wily are. also shortly' expeeted in visit - Drary.Lane Theatre, to, witness the talents of 'little BITTY, in 4017 , 1* , ' Vous/. . A person at Bourticaux Was found nearly burned to ashes, in his garden, on the-7th of November. According to the irgoeNt taken . hy. the Justice of Peace, the deceased had hi n,elf construi!4il 164.ft-i -nfra! pile, of dried-wriodorpon which he •, , Lteett 'elf, and, after - settiog fire to thcs wood, shot himself through , the head with .a pistol,. He left property to th e • amount of it)r),000 livrca '(.1.,000i.) In a paper addressed to a friend, he sap, his'only - rea: lon for committing this rash aci- w a s` to. die in .his Own_way, and to avoid being'huried. • Monday se'nnight two Soldiers attacked die wag. ,Mier of. the Dover waggon as he was driving' it 0 . 10 m:ko B. ughton 1-1'.11,; they .lirst - peremptorily de. minded his Property ; tvlikh he reisted in "the interim of the scuffle which timed, the guard inade olpearance with a blunderhto-1., which po alarm. sl ease tlep,reilaurr 4 thAt they , dt:ciurTlKl wi f i l4 " an y reward lor their trouble. . kdbilit7RGa MAIL. ) StItALSVNIS, the t 3. —The yacht Amdir, iri consequence 'of violent and contrary' aftrt having approached svit hit; afew miles of the SAPedislt Co.tst, ha been_obliged to return to this porr, after havipg run aground and nanowly . eseAped t!: 0 d m); ger .of being wrecked on the Coast, Their Sw iyisti MAJ tsTt es arrived ,) here to.day abmSi n 0“, ant are, .as well 3 5 Her Royal' 11ighness - the young princess, in good health.. • HANIBURCH, T)sc, 4..—According in accounts that may be relied on, the Count Da LILLE will change..the place of his residence, and,' with all hip Attendants, leave the l vich,tity of Warsaw, to re side, in (inure at Riga. VI ENNA, Nov. Z9.-7lt is still said, that the King Of 'SARDINIA, tv11,6 engiintlCS to reside at Guelta, the kingtlornof Naple.;, will soon em. bark.for Cagliari, the capital - of the Island of Sac. . Nov. 30.--r-His Imp Etti At. Ma.jvsTy this day gave a , peeial Audience to the English Envoy, Mr. AIMS R PAGET, when the ldtterdelivera, his new . Credentials.relative to the Hereditary Imperial Dig. pity of Austria. . • In Con4quence of the alarm excited by the pre., valence of the YelloW Fever in several parts of Italy, the EMPEROR has given jilt necessary Orders for,a cordon of troops to be drawn; and four Regiinents., will march towards Italy from Bohemia and .Mnrit, via. The epidemic disorder, it is said, has made its appearance at Ragusa. „ 1 - ?Acv E., Nov. 2.7. —We have 'received from our Embassy at Paris, the agreeable igformation that NI. SCHIMMELPENNiNCK has twice had' the good foitUne to ci nfer . with kioN t %rAßTit eoncerning , the Baravian Affairs. lo the second conference his • Mjesty expressed himself graciou.)y concerning the welfare of this'Couniry, ;and assured eur Ambassa. d o r t h at ; he would do every 'thing to promote it. • In consequenee of this buniant! declaration, the Pari sian C0u0.61 of State has received orders to (Witte rate, and present a Report, relatiVe.‘to the necessities' of Holland, and means : to. rel:eVe them; aid to con-, stilt with M.. SH I F.NN INCK, and t tke advice. on (Pis, u•, consluential . subjeo. Tra,Lv; Nov. 16.:---,Ace !tiling to several' re. r or rs, the Fever has extended its ravages to Mes sina; in the island of Sicily; in coosevence! of which, all letters from that ISland'are dipped . i t s vinegar before being opened. LEGHORN, Nov. t6.--The epidemic disorder here, than Qud, continually decreases. On each of the two last days only .ten or eleven persons have. died in the City and the H.)spitals ; and the m o st ef., , tetanal precautions are taken to prevent the cOnta sion from reviving. Since the gth instant sixteen Merchant' Ships, and several stria l .l Vessels, have arrived in •out:Har 'bour, ••• 1: , as it is,,ko known, was arrested f o r supplying -the/ English at Malta , with orovisions made his escape on the 13th inst. The French Cc caused a search to be made fq hum, on board the foreign ships here, but without af t :A. According to Accopntsfrom Rome, Luc rEN 'll.l.l'Alrz had suddenly left that City, 'and tsken the road to An English Squadrr ti ra.crniziog ofF Raguita; NOV.. to—Violcotty as the distemper has H raged,aml, in part, still rages, in M daga, Alicant, Carthagena, and Gibraltar, it has not 1113nifestea with to the same virulence, and is, in this restrei, very ferent from chat of the year 'Soo. The momtlity has nut been great : the number of deaths daily, . i n cluding the garrisons, never havingexerpled 70 ; • which is.a very small proportion of a pnpulation.4 , between 30 and 40,030 persons ; and the wliole `nuaiber of those who have fallen Vidims to it, not being more than 2000, it may be considered as hav ing ceased for.this time. There is here no example of any person. having had it twice. It is rernar,kisble that our harbour, width was fuller ;hart ever of ships, was entirely spared by it, not a single person there having died of "the distir.. der, Oneireat preventative against it is, to. he without fear of it, many 'dying rather: fro i n t he effvds of their terror, th a n of the distemper.--Ge:. neral Mot env will make . his voyage. tii AmeriCa in the Spring ; he I,etti , l'here a very, retired life: he bears, his tate with silent resignation, a n t i i s tx - , treMely 'and eintreous in' ht's deportment, SO I that he has obtained.in a high degree .the'e“eem of the few persons who have the happinewi to bp,proaah him. MAr:AcA, Nov. 3.—A3 the distemper here his Mir , / entirely ceased, we every day •exped orders frumNiadrid to sing the 're Drum. The' disorder tikeWise continually decre.v.es at Cacliz,, where, to the 33d of o:,} mber, 3000 persons had died. The Vill,iges frOrn Malirtus ;and .Churia., .na, have remaineti-;entirely free from tie disorder : some, persOns, indeed, had died• there, but they had goTne thithersick,from this city. I;a"iness 19 again reviving, and the Course ~of cuilar,gd is again fixed for several cotnntercid placcs ; the scarcity of money is, hUWeVCr, vet) , great. • • CONSTANTINOrLE, OCT. z6.—The French Ans. bassacistr, Marshal BRIJ N V, still COM litUe4 his Oegilti,4 -ations thraugh the GRAND IrtilEß with the rowr le,r the acknowlrd, , ,inent .of ,his Emperor, and has at length obtained a written declaration, in which. the Gamin .V rzt EP. protni,es to acknossiedge• the , Emperer of the" French, under the double title of Emperor and Padisbah (,-.• title which the Porte gave to 'the former Kings-of France); hut as this decla. ration co:twirls no promise 'that new credentials in reference to this sithjet shali,be,sent to the Turkish Ambass ! itlor . at. Paris, the French Atnhasfiador, cording to the, instrkiions he has received train 'consisi;rs his deparinte from Con,taorittoisle as unavoidable, and liar acc,ardingly drawn up a Ale. morial;• -signifying,-tits, same. in which - he at the same' time ,expresses his thanks for the•declaration • transmitted to him. 'lhis he yesterday delivered to the Grand Vizier, to be preseoted to the Grand Signor. The Intsian Troops ciilleded , at Sehastopoli,. which had received ortier,s to depart for'Curfu, on time roth inst haVe been, countermanded ft,k a in defini:e tin*. , , , In the mean time the Russian Court has fontid it necessary' s ' - 'on • account. of OM War in Oeprgjg, crifirntinicatian littween the Mack S:a anti the Ca sptin, with , which view two Ships of the I,o le , 74 . guns, with troops on hoard, put to sea from Sch.t3toptlli, With Ortigrb to sail for Mingrelcii. At: , ) rtlEtt Lvrrtlt, SAME DATE. • (I,e g rr;tArr pert of the effrhs of the it tench Am !, ts, , tior here lt.7ve been p3cked up for this fort niglu !mkt, at his hotel, and even some of them sent on 1)0..10. It is saiclthat his tidy will ,set o ur thii tiary. On the 2 tit instant the Porte beilt off a Courier to its Arnbassalor at Paris. • • Two English Frigates have arrived in tlas heir. hour, appointed to eonvoy'the 'Vessels laden with corn in: the Black Sea, destined for Mal?a, wher e there is now a grpat scarcity, , A French vatter, of eight guns, and 6+ men, has liltxwi,e arrived,. whielf has been detained . thirty days at Tenedos by the CoVernor of that Island. - The Capt.«in 4 the Privateer demands 60,000 piastres an tuba - 104 fo r that detention. •We are . arotioas here to learn the issue of this affair. The Porte, in th e m ean tittle, has sent A Courier to Tenedos, to learn the true cause why this Vessel was detained. The tdisturbances in Romelia are •considered a‘; quelled, and the Porte has therefore withdrawn the Ttooris out of that PrOvinte, and, sent them into Asia, as•also lot further security, a Regotar Th; Usittper, grill maintains himself in Acre; he pretended to be willing to .accept conditions Of ,accommuddtioo froth ilmthim P‘icho ; hut when the latter thought himself secure,, he attacked him, and repulsed his Troops with can. siderabte loss. The Grand; Signor has. appropristeil the sum of $OOO . p u r s es to the service of the Marine, and especially the buildinx of Barracks, winch tire in_ tended for to,ooo Sailors and other persona he. longing, .to the Sea service. The- grohria near the beautiful Villa of the Crand Sign r, which is'close by the side of the Arsenal, has been allotted for . these Barracks. According to an order of the Stilton, every thing in Our Maine will he established on the E nt oisliA'oo;ing.; Our Land Force will like. wise receive a new regulation. There wi:l he con.. stand) , maintained In future a Corps of io,oao men, which will be exercised like the Troops of other European Powers. VI f , UNA, Nov. 24.—The day before yesteruay advice was received from the Governor Of D41111;164, that the yellow fever had appeared, at R.lgusa, on board a Ragusan vessel arrived from a Spanish har. bour. The Captain and two Ltiloraliail vied within two day 3. In consequence of, this intelligence the, Measures of precaution against contagious infetlion, alreatly adopted in our Ports' irs the Adriatic, have been - enforced with ;till greater striatiess. - Dec. I,,.—Yesterday,tlic pules, or Stan. dards, • .which fraircate rakiog posse i ssion, were ereae,l in. ihe.lslands of the Rhine . , on this side of the Thalweg (toll. way), which ,had. not lwfore.been formAly choke.. An error . lournals had fof ttcrnty !tours circulated the rcport that t!'. Islands. oh 11) , ! other side of the Tholweg talcrn under.the sovereignty. ut ;1.4 ;! , at r this imniediately contiritliae‘l the eitunciilor of Srti'te, Jc7t,t.;tvtrr. lit F4r:ll Great Petal's Ave alone svill - nO longer be p-ohl.to NaiSati, 'hot here. • Bit.trtts ov THE MAI r, Dre. thi• pubirc Journals is t h e t,,ii:o.ving artltic ' " The report of a prajea to enlarge,the Terri. tory of the ,Eleaor Areli,Clitincellor is again re. vived ; in -particular, it is 64ici v that the Princi, pality, of Aschfinburg augmented by the neighbouring Territory," E gl luer ilih rulst :1)r ac. c. 2,—A Privateer' that ram- from Ber been taken,near Heligoland by an; Lng. lish, We are favoured frooi an authoritative source With copies of two Letters irom'ollicers of, rank: in the British Indian Arm . y,. which we are sorry to he obLiged to compress to a summary ; one is dated in the Camp of Genrral Lord LAKR, Monleponr, May. Jody, it:ttlates the precipitate KAa. after a warm engagement, and mentions !hat his Cavalry are deserting him in treat numbers', of. Pelting their; service to - the Briti,h, hut adds that they would be superfluous. ft relatc's the carrying by assault it Wong town of ilotiziot'‘, (=Pea Rain-. poorati s by Lieut.-Col. PuNN ; the 1 )0y 3 fought most gallantly, although 10 . 4 no other European Gilicers than some artillerymen. The place Is of importance; . SmrrltF'tttr.o CATTLit SitiAtiay, about twelve His ItoyariHighness the DUKE of CLAttirtsCe, His Grace tilt* Doke of Ilso -P0,..!,0; il LorSnEFFIRLD, the Pit est 05 NT of the Botiltt) of AGrtf'cULTUll.B, Lord Lt-tart, Sir . Scdrr, anti tevtraPother Noblemen Hod persons of distiicaion, went to Mr,. 'co'urt' s ard, And Minutely examin-il the Prize Catite and Sheep.. Ilia' Royal Highness anti (We other IsNile- It Teri entered into conversation with .Mt. Wty•rcna sand several.cither Breeders anti Fanners, wlick were in the Yard, and.stayed till past two o'clock. Las( night Alderman CdaTts sent the small Indian Cow, from which 'his two black heifers were bred and two others of her progeny, in order that the curium in.the breed of Cattle may this•day have an oppor tunity of seeing them together.. Out 4.:.-4 . 0n Monday rri)initigan - affair of hon , ,or took place Bmiby Mom near boot:aster, he. mien Capt. W—N, of the Cambridge Militia, cent Capt. of die t Regiment. They fired two cases df pktois without tifeet ; after which the affair was adjusted by the interterenc l e of the Seconds. 'raesd a y m o rnitt a fire was Illicovered itt till how,e td J, Norley, a labouriog 1111 , 411 in the yard, St, Dan;itan's, Conterbery,but by the active exertions •of rile rwigllbur‘, it was •liappily got under, after burning some articles of ' A woman , .furniture. and were oldiifed ,to .taken out the chamber wit,dow. It was occasioned ,by tonne peat which had. been ptit in the . grote to ,dry being aftetwardi very imprudently placed in a cupboard. Slttlfd ty an Inquest wal held at the Pope's H ea d, fad,iingtnr., MI the body of Mt. James Aiitcrion, a farther, at 5,.-ke, near tiVindt who wai'lnund on ill.: Canal Rado on Friday night. It appeared by t i me e v id cnc . It his dtath was ()motioned by a fail ; stl;tl the Jury ti!turnell a maid Of--..Arcitto. Deotb. PROCLA MA lONS .RY niE OR pE lACUETHE 1:; I.,N,IPEROR ot7 HAYTI. " J:eing infurtned that the Captai s dr American ifessel4 that 4trrive in the ditliferet imrzi , snake a prite:. tiCe of selling their ca:pes, .les.ile and retail, to 3111311 dealers:, • " Considering that tlie above pradice is prcjud;,..iii to comal:ace, Mod favours the exportation eraii the specie:that the Island, we determine 'w put a stop to it We therefore dectee and Ordain the following, to be c Kc cUted in its utrtioSt extent : .Article r: " We forbid, perernpturily, every Captain A* a foreign Vessel arriving in the Parts y &Pr- EMPire to•sell their tArgoes by:retait to small dealers or private Persons. • Art. 2. " The Merchants estabi lulled by virtu„ of our Let. leis Patent Shall have the sole power to treat for the cat. goes, either.SeparJtely or jointly. Art. 3. EVery. Merchant, foreign or domestic, who shall receive clitealY co:isigninents of vessels, shall not sell the tnachandise . by ret til ; and shall conform .according tcr Ar tide a, with respect to the sales of their cargos. Art 4. Th ,Vl , m;lmits e,r,,blished by our Letters Patent Shall not treat with the consignees of foreign vasseis Mt itiacfe choice of such articles a; are necesvary.for the Army„ Art. s. " Any person or persns contravening the present Decree, shall he tined three hundred dollars for the first of fence, and live hundred :or second. ", We notii,:e to; and or:ter the Mlf.:ster General of 11- ine General DivisiOt anci the erincipl and Private Administrators, to keep under guard a ll w h o Shall contravene the above Decree. "Donvat our I Mperial Palace, attic: Cape; Abe t st 4()::). iSo i o first year of our 11111,,tpoidtriccotut °four Reign the fire, (Si d; " 1:kC ( .217 ES the fly the Etirikon. 1)114i; U 0 V, Cener;il of hors:." • • I,IIIEitTY DEATH :TA edutt TttF. EmPi.acift4i " Taking into consideration the prqteetion and .goOd,wit i that we show to Foreigners who transa,,,lcominer,jal concerns with us, and who, invent of ~ .,ccupying tharnelves with their commerce, .and respeeting th, I„INVSt)f the Country with which they de-al, are pfirittittg the Most eittrtlon'ln:irycon t luet, in facilitating the escape of !nen anti women 01 colour, I.a. fives or the Country; thererore decree to ' be executed to the .„ Art, I. " Every . Capta:ii VeStid,' notv'ott , bparti of .wh6se:ship one or more revr,or.t - , .114 . 11 be - f l intnd, to be carried to a Fuidign c“tintry, shall be 'iiitestrsi ;111 ,1 thro'W,it 'into' prison, therz to I%y ten montht,.and alter that time to b. sent to his own - Country, with expris*lptcleri not to return to the Etupire of ILlyti pe't it, lieyt ri ve t an,/ Ca rir rAJ rmted jos . /Le lel:tilt if the „rig; Eli, 11rt: 11. " Irvery N:.:tive taken on board suCh Foreign Vesse! shall immediately to shot in the public .0 al tc quar.lo; at Divi! , .;.1.15 JIM ';init the Yl a itigent Com:winders, are charAeLt \:vitlt the c;xecution 'of thd Ire4ent DOll l / 4 1 at our tutperill I'atace; at the C4r)(.7,. Poe 27.L1 tirst yr.4r oi our turt.:ii;:niitli‘. 4 c, andoi first. (5ik11.4.:41) By six Emperor. I. ~:.A1.1(.1)?.. Gericial of I torse to ills ',opt riAl 1413jc,,r, (....();;N Dtc. 17. E supply of Wio4t w.day is c17c(ii,1t,?•:. , ,W,r, anillaviog but little of liiittst Ate &4S deka, but other st)rtt, are exil 1.• , .te 4 11 , :cv and oteaper ; largo arrivitt3 of BAlry anal Malt are also lower ; as.arc Grey pl en ty ; Beans of eacli 's having many liay;ft. Lin“ priCt73 ,taio,a, 4141 the trans of Flout at little iAlt,r,r .. . , IThcat 88 , .... a I.:a s a z ios AA Walls -4,,. , .), , ~,i Fine dicta - li2s a rris oil Tick Bens - - ',iii, . .;:i, ~l 1z,(... (tow) - 54; 4 59i OCI, 00% 79i it ' ", ` :tl 3i. ....,,, liar)el .. - 41... 47' o': 1 . 1013 h ,1 i t ,, . ••• '•:;; i 3ti c...i l\l-ilt - - 781 a b3i cal Rare So il - L 1 . 1 1 . a 4 51 White Peat , : 56, a 6ap uct Flu,: Flour - ‘, a sss oti Cloy oat() - 44, a 484 oil ScLwlito . - - ''',.;, a 9)* ail On Satnniay urn chosen Al t idyrnmi f ur Cheap the (Awn, 9,1 114 late Upcle. t he migf ortoml o f being mirtied to a • wortlAn who A Shoermker, iesiding Safiron.hill,zwl t o T in a ti;ed frequently to heat Hui, obtained vivarr,rit ag,ginht lv.t for an a sdlrlt. Ai) Arntrican Sailcq, 3 mutual 16% ml, kt,,,uof in the noi',!,llbour.. hnoil by name of Oki l'om, after in: ift!:tutny labouring to ree.:ncile the parties,' at length pror)s ed to boy the tertinigam. The proposal way elz?rly acectlett lw 1)4 .. 10 Clown the. expencetof lint warrant, anti the ..vo. trans. fltired to him, with lic/ the ;lilal. fcritytlities: • 'A shocking transae:lian took place last week at a 110thit. i7t AViLkersicr, - sletir - 11,nth,irms. A fetn.tie eir,ipluyed with others inpreiLitirT, a dinner, ecvnplained bf being ill, en. tetii :lo bed. rotim r troin which the following. rii!,;htslte escaped urperceived by the , family. cl.tv a new, i n f, ht burteti in tile privy, in a 101. ritl))t Inangitd, Toe bill,pedoti )then wa immediately pa/Slid. appre'hind t d hot:l4'e of a re'oiti , n NT iq cif Rather to rill s,ie pe.rernoved• tot' Norwithgtanding it has been ontorilrn tedoced num' et ti Tic k ers in t he 1. ~otteritg Lye, ~ yeArg, th:ti the soppy tt, ttvz is,Arigo,ltn wits so coo. iiderahly leshetted, iv; to !To ter Ho e.triy „ n I.cll eL)licy ard , sec t f rom 3 coricrptio,,thAt Ticlti!tx woul,t c , nne chempct the oeitter the 1,)r,1 wing approm,hea r ,Ad venturer* foubjeAt4 therns icy aft dehy, to ail irntoenq, rise in:ttteir tes; , 0111 v ptlrdr In the I,iv,ii;c.- I St,l; ) e's o' the hat L it cry the ripe w„ l4 n ear . lye ttn liwltlred I r ,trl Sh their* original Price. tar ii , rocr,istin v i,, n , t h ere. , litc, may be iniatthttielt,,but ti Crrtirrl,i y cmtnot be wis,lont. These ctosidgrgiOns Are of nu small Argyent, iti trApett to the apprtmching Lottery iq j,tutt3ty. Let dealt bought experieticm, then, ;tin.. to ail- who plirriut to bet:Mitt Ptitt;ll,4strs, t, ) b : earl , in iht Lotter/ Maritt: