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saving in th e Naval D..partment was to be attribut_ ed to the Economy of the Admiralty Board,*or to a less estahli,hment.. The' CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that the causes of the saving were, in a . great de gree, t o h e attr ib ute d to t h e E conomy of the Admiralty Board, but at the same time it was also in a great measure to be attributed to the num. her of Seamen in the early part of the year falling short of"the Vote. of Parliament. The greatest ex. ertions were made to procure Seamen, and had the . number voted b een o b ta i ne d i mme di ate l y after the Vote, the saving' would have been much less, or probably there would, have been no saving at all. Considering, however, the extraordinary dentands which had arisen out of the Naval Service in the course of • the year,.., great merit was due to the Ad miralty Board,. that the expenditure had not been greater. The number of Seamen and Marines was at present only isco , short of the number voted by Parliament. Some further conversation ensued between Mr. STURGES Bouatrt, the CHANCELLOR Of the EX CHEQUER, Mr. TIERNEY, Lord FOLKESTONE, and Mr. VANSITTART, in the Course of which Mr. VAiaittAttr stated, in answer to a question asked itpon. the subjeet, that the monies already paid into the Exchequer on account of the Property Tax, iiiiontited to 1,260.c001. The Motion was at length agreed to, and the, House having resumed, the Report 1k a s ordered 'to be received to-iitutrow, arid the C ommittee to sit t gain on Fria*. The Innkeepfrs' Allowance Bill passed through a Committee. Deport to-morrow. The Committee of Supply was postponed till Fri day. Acliourned at seven o'clock till to. morrow. MAILS. Hambugh i . ARRIVED. 0 THIS DAY AT Iwt.LVE O'CLOCK. Consols - _ 6 THE SUN. SOLEM Qurs nICERE FALSUM AlinEA LONDON, MARC 11 22, 1;04. THE Bulletin of this da than an y is w ore sat i sfaftoty y that have preceded it. It holds out the hope, and indeed the assurance, that only a little time is necessary for the complete restoration of the health of cur beloved Sot , ER E I G:7. much b etter, that in our opinion a (Sig perfed his Rectvery. neal "L. PEpy s . "F. NI ttmAk. "11. R. REvivotos. "W. llztutitorta." Wt, }gave 1 • .Idve reason to ~. believe that acco unta were yeszerday of sinki r the fail ure of the plan IJr k; the Stone -vessels in the "'a r b our !mouth o f Boulogne , though the Letters from De 4 and Dover are 'Ailiollv silent on the subjeft. It was not before Yesterday that Givernment expebled any accoun Three o f t h ese Vessels were loaded at t. from Dungentst.. ,and sailed It is added, that our Squadron had "stained some damage. We hope the details will BOOn arrive. Several Boats from the Custom-house hcre likewise f rom ,and Stone.Shi Deal- and Dover, accomp an i e d the ps, which we believe were seven or eight in number. It is the opinion of many abk Naval Officers that if they even were successfully sunk, they could not block up the Harbour of B ou l ogne against F t the i as insngress and egress of small craft, such French Flotilla consists o f, and which only enter that Harbour. Tx E report of the logne since Friday la n, was but up on what authority we are yet to learn. It was likewise reported that 'he had issued a vio lent Proclamation against England, charging the Gurernmenc of this Country with instigating the Conspiracy against his life. This rests of course Upon the sane doubtful authority with the account of his being at Boulogne at all. irl3 MAJESTY did not ride in the Riding -House sterday, owing to the coldness .f thc Weather. `-'n Tuesday, when fits MAJESTY rode, he had two Attendants. I n the cou rse of yesterday morning Hts MA JESTY signed several Official Papers. About one ock Mthe LORE;''C ofIIANCF.LLOR had an A u di ence H'clois AJESTY ; af ter which his Lordship had an Audience of Mr. ADDINGTON, at hi s H ouse i n Downing -street. Yesterday, about ,half past one o'clock, the Rus sian, Portugu Audiences ese, and S we di sh Ambassadors had b IIA.WKESEURY, at his Office in owning.street. , Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the fast India House, When Mr. SAM. BALL, cf the Accomptants' Office,was appointed Assistant Inspec. tor of Teas at Canton. The kllowing Commanders took leave previous to their departing for their respeffive destinations : Capt. Adam Cumine, Bengal Coast and B a y ; in. Brook Samson , Earl of St. Vincent ; and Donald Nl‘Leod, W altharnstow, for Bombay. The Experiment was ordered to be afloat the 27th inst. Capt. P ATERSON was sworn into the c - . ommand of the Duke of Montrose. The Court adjourned at a late hour till row to.mor. NAVAL N IV S; PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26.—Arrived the Richard, Capt. FERRY, from Cadiz, bou'rid to London, faders with wine, &c. also about zo sail of ontward.bound Ships for' the Nest Indies, to wait Convoy. P01411401/TH, MARCK 21.—His Majesty's Ship Leviathan, and the Company's Ship Marquis Corn wallis, which were reported to have sailed yester day with the East India Convoy, remain ; the for mer of which has a signal flying for Convoy to the Mediterranean; Arrived His Majesty's Ship Ariadne, Capt. EL l'HissTosi, from her station off Havre de Grace, to *refit ; Mary, TYRANS, from Sundeiland ; May', DUNCAN, front Sunderland, bound to Leith. Remain the Lady .Bmq-es and iNeptune,-ontvvard bound Ships for India. • FALMOUTH, MARCH lg.—Arrived the Peterell Sioop of War, with the outward.bound West India -Fleet under Convoy, from Portsmouth. THE Y'AR IN CANDY: _ . SOW* M g DOWAL, JUNE' 27, 1803. fOltc4ing- Voluntary Dreiaration w this 'day given by Corporal G. BARNsLEY:of the CO- Company' i in His Majesty's 19th Regiment, in the presence of the Undersigned. C. 1-12 M a DG E; Capt. igth Regiment. C. PEARL E; ditto; ditto. G. G I LI. ES VI E, Assist. Surg. Corps.' T.hat on the 23d inst. a little .before day-light, the Candidttit commenced an attack on the Hill Guard, in the rear of the Palke e -on- which was 'a 3 -pounder, and took it. That soon, afterwards a strong party of the Enemy; headed ,by - a made a charge at the • eastern barrier, to endeaVour to take a gun, which was posted there, who were opptisetl'by Lieut. N EY, at the head ofa few men of the ioth Regiment, and, who,.himsell fell in the contest ; that an incessant tire was kept .up on both sides, until about two o'clock in the day, - when as the Enemy was breaking in at the-back of, the Palace, Major QAVY sentout a flag of truce, offering to sur render the town, on being permitted to march out with arms; this they consented to, and inconsequence Major vv, after-having spiked the guns, - marched out about five o'clock, and proceeded to *Wallapolage, Where he was - obliged to. halt at night, from being unable to pass the river. The next morning the Candians sent out fonr.Moodeliers, to pro pose; that it Major OA v Y would give up 15ownoo nti, their King, who had retreated With him, they would assist him with rafts and boats to cross the river, whereupon Win' DAVY instantly gave him up a Prisoner; after which; another message came, viz. that there were plenty of b amboos andother materials at hand,: and that they might make rafts theniselVesi All that day was employed in endeavouring to Mae rifts, but they could not get a rope across the river, from the depth and rapidity of -- the Stream, but next morn ing, at ten - o'clock, Capt. HUMPHR lES, of the Artillery, re ported that he had succeeded in getting a warp arrow, at which time the Malays and gun Lascars began to desert in parties, with their arms, over to the enemy : upon • which' Major DAV., ordered the remainder to ground their arms, and - to foiloW -- him, with all the'Otficers, .hack to the •garrison. • As soon as they had proceeded about zoo 'yards on their way-thither; the Candians stopped them, took the Offi cers on one side, and kept them prisoners for halt an hour; when, the declarant says, he heard a shot , in the diredion of the place'.where the Officers were prisoners, which he sup posed to be the execution of Major DAVY ; that immediately af:.erwards they took out the European Soldiers, two and two, and leadieg them a few yards along the road, knoCked them down %yip' twebtizt,end of their pieces, and be3.t out their braeis. That this declarant vi,is ir: Ms turn led out with his co:trade, and received a bloW under the right ear, and a Wound with 4.t.word in the back of the neck, Which the enemy con ceiv'ng be sufficient, proceeded to the Murder of the re. mainder. - 4-le lav as deal for some time and in that situation, when all the men had been killed ; he distinctly heard a firing at the place where the Officers were confined, which he snp poseduto be the putting them to death. That While this was doing, he took the.opportunity of crawling by degrees into the jungle,.where he lay all day, and proceeded to Fort M dowel by night ; to give the necessary information. His mark. (.3itned) GEO, >4 BAar.rsttv, Corp. igth;Reg. Note.-1-Fort Macdowal is a post in the Trincoimillee road, sixteen miles from Candy, and was commanded by Captain MAuc_ z, of the loth Regiment, with thirty Europeans, and fifty'Malays, under Lieut Dit rse ERG : most of the Euro peans were. however, sick, and Very few fir for duty. This post, together with all others in the Candian country, was attacked in the same day, and had held out till the arrival of the above Intelligence; upon hearing which, Capt. M Ana s retreatedin the night, with only ten Europeans and a few Malays, - being under the necessity of abandoning the sick, and arrived at Trincomallee with the dreadful intelligence on the 3d luly. When the Attach was made on Candy, there was scarcely a man fit rorduty, owing to the great sickhess then prevailing ; and Major DAVY was obliged to leave his sick, and a wounded Officer, Lieutenant PLENDERLEATII, of the 19th, in Candy ; where they were soon afterwards murdered as they lay help less in their cots. By 'this murder, the Candian have gained upwards of tOOO stand of arms, 6 brass aix-pound ers, 6 howitzers, 8 brass three-pounders, 6 howitzeis, and a inch mortar, and near sco Malays, ,who de serted with their arms, and a grenadier and rifle company.— The Officers murdered of the 19th Foot are, Lie ttenants Nixon ' BYRN, PLENDERLEATH, BLARENEY, and MAC LEAN Ensign SmITH, Assistant-Surgeon HO PE, and Quar ter-Mager BROWNE, with about rsomen.--Malay Regiment, Major DAV v, Capt. RUEILEY, Lieut. MERCIER, Ens gns BARRY. GUNPIL, and FANTHOME, Garrison Surgeon aut.- Low A Y , Lieut. OR MaßY,s!st Regiment, Commissary; and Capt HUMPHRIES, Bengal Artillery.-officers who have died during the campaign by the_jungle fever: Lieut.-Col. BAR RUT. 73(1-', Major BLA IR, Commissary . ; Capt. C RINGTON, 4y1,41:iy Regiment ; Capt. B ULLOCK , 6 5 th Regi ment ioLicutenauts PATRIC K CAMPBELL, PETER CAMP SELL,. ROBINSON, MOORE, and Dr. READER, ist Regi.. . ment ;..I.4eut. p Hx N4 W 11 6eth Regiment ; Lieut. GILLIE; Coast Artillery; Lieut. VoLirBE, Ceylon Regi ment; Lieutenants Boussr T, and D R ISPER d, Malay Re'gi ment ; Adjutant HENDERSON, and Ensign MOSES, Malay Regiment. the Officers at Fort Macdowal were saved. ► Officers murdered, x7l Privates, i9th Foot, tso ; Officers deceased, 16;- Privates, 19th, zoo; without including the srst, who have lost zoo men. * Two miles from Candy.. - • No arra ngement , we b e li eve , h as y e t b een ma d e to supply the vacancy in the Common Pleas by the death of Lord ALVANLEY. The general belief is, that Lord REDEsDALE will be appointed. There were 22 of Mr. Fox's friends exa'aly who voted with him on Mr. PITT'S Motion 'for an Inquiry into the conduit of the Admiralty; some few voted with the Ministry, .and sonic of them went away before the division. Ministers muster ed th e i t w h o l e strengt h upon t h at occas i on : O ff i cers of the N av y an d A rmy were Sent for expr ess f rom great distances, and Mr. ADDINGTON had the MOl% titication . to see some, whose vote he thought he could command, go away before the division, even though it took place several hours sooner than was expeded. By the death of the Duke of Roxtitnt GH, which title becomes extint, His Grace is succeeded by Lord BE LL ENDEN in the Earldoms of Roxburgh and K e l so , Viscoun t Broxmouth, Biron Ker, Cesfotd, a n d C ar . verton, 'with considerable estates. tgt Al.ficrOß . MARCH I Wr have been' at same pai r s prOcure eori'en List of the Minority on Mr: l'lTT's Motion, te. spetting the 'Acknltkityi those that have appeared, being very ilicorreti. • • Adams, William, Totness. Allen, f •JeteL•rys,• Bridge Water. . . Adair, Rohz•ti, .Carnelforcl. . Butler, Hon. Kilkenny. Buxton,' Sir R. Bedwin, Barlow, F. W. Cbyentiy. • Burden, Sir Fianeis,.Middlzsetz,.' Bankes, H, Cord*Castle. Bradshaw, R. H. Brackley -Brooke, Lord,. Harwich. 131igh, Thothas, Nleath County. • • Berkeley;' Admiral, Gloticestersnird. turroughs, W. Enaiskilln. . • Bootle, Williraharn, Newcastle. . , Babbingtoh, Thomas, Leicester, Cooke, Bryan. Manor'. Creevey, 'F. Thetford. Courtenay„ j. Appleby. Canning, 'Right Hon. G. Tralee. • Cartwright, W. R. Northampton County'E Cowper, Ilon. Spencer, Hertford. • . Crautind,, Colonel, East Retford. • Caulfield, lion. H. Armagh County. Chapman, C:•Newtowri. Coddrington, Ch. 'Tewkesbury. Daley, Bowes, Galway Towa. Dundas, lion. Ch. Mahon. • Dundas, Hon. G. Richmond. Doclas; Right Hon. Wm. Sutherlandthite. Dickson, Colonel, Selkirk, &c. Duneornbe; Charles, Aldborough. • Dent, Johnf Lancaster. • Dillon, Hon. A. Mayo County. Dupre'; foim, AylesburY; • Dennison; lohni•Calchester. Dickenson, William, SOrnersetshire. Dickenson, W. jun: • Lestwit hiel. Elford, Sir W. Plyniouth. Ellis, Ch. Rose, Seaford. • Euston, Lord, Cambridge University. Elliot, Right Hon. Wm. Peterborough. Fox, Hon. C. 1. Westminster. Francis, Ph. Appleby. Fitzpatrick; General, Tavistock. Foljambe, E. Higham Ferrers. osier; Right Hon. John, Louth County. Ferguson; lames, Aberdeenshire.' kitzhut;h, William, Tiverton. fitiharrni, Lord, Helstone. Folkestone, Lord, New, Sarum. Falkiner; F-• 1. Dublin County. • Garland, C. Poole: --• • Gower, l.ord G. 1, Staffordshire. Gunning, q. W. Hastings. . CrelVtille; Right lion: Tnonias, Buckingham. Gregor ; F. Cornwall. • f • • • • Grenfell, Pascoe; .Marlow. Granath, fames, Cockernioutli. Henderson, A. Bracltley. hiarnintan, Edward, Drogheda County., Ilipptsley, Sir 1. Sudbury. Holland; 11. Okehampron. Hylton, Petersfielti.... •• • Jeffrey, john, Poole. Kinnatrd, Hon. Charles, Leotninster. . Kensington, Lord. Flayerfordwesr: Langton, Gore, SornersetSinte. Leigh, R. Holt, Wigan. Lovaine, Lord,- Beeraiston; Lascelles, •Ed.: Northallertona • Laseelles, lion. 14. Yorkshire. ' Latouche, Itt. Latotiche, J . • Lawrence, Dr. Peterborough. Lawley, Sir R. Newcastle. Lennox, General, Sussex. Lowther, John, Cumberland. Lambe, T. Davis, Rye,. • . - Lowther, Golonel James, Westmoreland. Haddocks, W. A. Boston. Milner,- Sir Wm. York. Mildmay, Sir H. Winchester. Morpeth, Lord, Morpeth. Morland, W. Taunton. North, Dudley, Banbury. Newpurt, Sir J. Waterford. • Ossuistorie, Lord, Steyning.. • 'Ord, William, Morpeth. Osborne, John, Bedfordshire. Ponsianby, George, Wicklow County. Petty, •Lord Heir), Calne. Peirce,. H. Northallerton. Ponsonby, Right H. W. Kilkenny County. Pitt, Rig ht Hon. W. Cambridge UniYersity. Proby, Lord, Buckingham. . . Porchester, Lord, Cricklade. Penman, E. R. BorotrObridge % Porcher, Dupre, Bodmin. Penn, John, Flstotie. Preston, Sir It. Cirencester. Russel, Lord Wilburn, ,Surrey. ' Spencer, Lord R. Tavistock. . • St. 1011n ' St. And. Bedfordshire. Saville, Christopher, Heydon. - ' Sacvd, N. Cavan County.. ; Smith, G. Micllturst, Sinith; S. LeiCester. • Smith, j. Wendnyer,, : • Smith, losltua, DeYizes. 1 • Sloane, Colonel; Lestwithiel. • Scott, Claude, Malinesbury. Scott, S; Nialtnesbury., Scott, los. Worcester. Thellusson; P. T. Castle Rising. Temple, Lord, Bucks • Thorilton, Robert, Colchester. ' Thornton, Samitel, Kingston-upon-Hull. Turner, Edward, Nlidhurst. • • Villiers, 'Right Hon. J DornOck, Whyte,. M. 1-lythe. • Walpole, lion. G. Derby. Wilberforce, W, York Shire. Willett, J. W. New Romney. Ward, Rich. Cockerrnouth. , Ward, Hon. John; IVoicestersitire. ,Windltain, Right Hon. W. St. Mawes. Wynne, C. W. W. Montgornerysiiire. • Wynne, Sir W. W. Denbighshice. Wrottesley, Sir J. Litchfield. ‘VigratO, Robert,- •Fowey. • • • TELLS-Rs , --13ourne, Sttirges, Christchurch. Lnng, Right Hon.. C. Wencloyer. •" THE ORATOR ro,—The Seletiion last night, at Covent-garden Theatre, was chiefly from the Works of HANDEL. BRAHAM, Miss MUNDAY,VALJOHAN, and Mrs. SECOND, exerted themselves with great ability. Miss MuNoAy is rising very fast in public favour ; her " Lord, 'what is Man?" was sun g wi t h - great sweetness. Th& Trio,: by BRAHAM, VAUGHAN, and WELSH, " Disdain. firl of Danger," deserVed the applause it re. ceived. The March in Saul was pat ricu.larly well supported. indeed the whole, f. , r individual merit-, and grandeur of efreft, deserved a More ournerous Andience than was present on this occasion. CONCERT OF ANCIENT MUSIC.---ThG fifth per. . cm-mance took place last night, under the direaion of Earl DARNLEY, and it was impossible to hear more excellent Music. Mrs. BILL; NGTON was never in finer voice, or sung better. The perform ance was honoured with the presence of the PR INC E of WALES. His Royal Highness came with Earl DARNLEY, with whom he had dined. The Dutchess of DEvossn IRE. is to give a very splendid route early next month in Piccadilly. I ANOTHER DttEL.-.—Monday morning a meeting took place between Mr. C---rt and Mt. 13t—E, in consequence of a family dispute. Two shots were interchanged, the last of which grazed Mr. I:—'s ear.—Tice seconds then interfered, and the matter was amicably settled, HOME cißcuin i4ORSHAI4t, LIONDAy, mAttcrt so; rr Murphy and James feffiron; :a . tn-tporpt anti private, ita the 76th. ,Regiment Of, Foot„ we( indided for the wilful - murder ,of ,Mark and Williaut White; gunnCts in til'efo'kal The affray which led to, this catastrophe followS Stone, the landlord of the Moon Tnn ar Rattle, said, the Prisorteii, with other soldiers' of the 7oth, Were billetted. at his On the evening ,of the sth of Deceliabe'r,' he went' to . bed about ten o'clock Crut hearing a grc:it,noiSe, he wit op between one and two'.. The noise proceeded front a s carrel amoiigsl the soldiers , there were ten or ve twe of them-in the tjp,.rooin;b6thecould r 4, • say:wltc't bet' the .Prisciiiers were of the party. He endeavoured' to quiet ditrri; but Riding he could not stiCeced, he werii to the Gorge to:fetch the Plikers he' returned, i'lieh• the Officers -came iri abOut tW.enty minutes-, and then .he saw two men lying dead. The Prisoners belonged to the loth Regiment, and the the Royal ky. John Forbes, a serjethrit of the on, said be was' in the tip..roOal of the Half_Moon, between twelve and one, ,on the sth of December. The company consisted 'of some of the 7oth, a party of Dragoons, and some Artillerymen. After the quarrel began; the 76th turned the ArritlezyMen out of the tap. room ; they returned in about two or three minutes; • and with large sticks endeavoured to force open the door. The 70th withinside kept them out fir a considerable time, by ~placing the chairs and tables against the door; but as they persisted in endea. vouritig to force their way into•the•room, the Pri . saner, Murphy, took a firekek, and a'cartridgc from out of his pouch. The witness asked him what.he: was about todo;—Murphy went on and loaded the : piece; but he first took the ball from the cartridge, and laid it upon the table. Having loaded the piece with blank cartridge, he fired. The . a,nil.,lerymen drew back for a short time, but shortly fired at them from the outside with a pistol, as the. witness' conceived. Some of the 7oth then cried out murder, saying that the Artillerymen had gone backward and had got possession of the arms and dmmunitiOn of the.7oth, which was in an outhouse backward. 'Murphy up m this reloaded his piece: with, ball cartridge and fired again. By this time" the door was fOrced open, but the Artiilerytne,n did not succeed in getting in. Fannon also loaded .and fired with the same piece which Murphy had before discharged. From the confusion which ensued, the witness could not say Wherlierthere wan any more firing ; but gOing up stairs,. and looking out of. the window, he saw two men lie dead in the street.--: . A guard _then came up, and • secured those on. the outside. On cross-examination, he, said that lan. nor) was a corporal in the Regiment, and that he had been much beat and ~ill.treated by the Artillery , men before they were put out of the room. While the Artillerymen were at the door endeavouring to force their way into the rap-room, they said, ,that when they got in,. they would sacrifice the 7oth to their revenge; .and the Witness and all his comrades thought their lives in imminent danger. SerjeantDow, of the 7oth, deposed to the same effect. On cross.examination he said, that the Ar. tillerymen were quartered at the barrack, and, it was a great breach of military discipline for them to be out from their quarters at so late an hour.— The second Artilleryman who.was shot, run up to the door, and exclaimed, " Stand here !—Die one, .die all!" • A piece was soon afterwards fired, and the Witness saw him .fall. Mr. KNOWLYS, Counsel for the Prisoners, sub mitted, that the case, as made out in evidence on the part of - the Crown, would not am-Aint even to manslaughter, but was justifiable hcm:cide. The deceased were soldiers, in a state of indiscipline, bcirig away from their quarters at improper hours. Ic was proved also, that thq. attacked the Prisoners and their party, and that they denounced vengeance upon them if they had procured admission. The Prisoners, on the contrary, were within their quar t ters, into which the deceased were forcibly endea vouring to obtrude, for most mischievous purposes, and the Occident, however, much to be lamented; had happened in repelling their unjitst aggression - , The Learned Judge. being . of the same opinion, the Jury,'under his advice, acquitted the Prisoners Yesterday a Quarterly General Court was held at the East India House; after a few words from Messrs. JO NES , ADAIR; and Mr. RocK, on the subje& of Ceylon, the Court adjourned till the 4th of April, ro ballot for the return of JAMES STRANGE, Esq. to the company's Service at Fort St. George. The Eletttion for the Borough of Ilchester termi nated on Saturday last, after one of the most:severe c,mtests ever known ih6re.' The Candidates were, Sir EDWARD O' B. Barr.. Colonel OGLE, and JOHN MAI;INERS, Esq. On Friday, Sir E. at the head of .the. poll ; but at seven o'clock on Saturday evening Mr. MANNI7RS had a majority of three, when the RetUrning °facer finally closed the poll, and returned Mr. M. &fly elected. Colonel Oct, g prefers a Petition to the House of Commons. We received yesterday the smaller Paris Papers to the i idi instant, and Dutch Papers to the 3511, but they contain nothing of any consequence. Fourfidiermen have been arrested sat Havre, for having maintained a secret understanding with some. English vessels. According to some of the Paris Papers, a Privateer of BOulogne' landed on the 'English coast, with part Of her crew, took . a small redoubt, and carried the garrison of six men prisoners to D!eppe It is said, that BONAPARTE left Paris to avoid the torrent of petitions from the friends of Mo. REAU, PicHEGaU, and the other accused persons, , c% horn he has ordered to be executed the moment his obsequious Courts of Justice shall have found them gusity. The Armies in Holland and Hanover, it is said, meant to petition in favonr of .MoRFALt • but their Commanders refused to forward their A4emorials. Several Officers have been arrested and sent to Pa, • ris, as instigators of this measure, This morning about ten o'clock, a fire broke out in a court near the Obelisk, in Sr. George's-Fields, and we arc sorry to add, that a Root 10C1011. wo man perished in the flames*