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London, England, 1825-03-29 00:00:00

This day is published, in foolscap Bro. price 7s. boards,
BACCHUS in TUSCANY ; a Dithyrambic Poem.
From the Italian of Francesco Redi. 'Pith Notes original
and select.

By LEIGH HUNT.
Come, thou monarch of the vine,
Plumpy Bacchus, with pink eyne:
In thy vats our cares be drowned ;
With thy grapes our hairs be crown'd ;
Cup us till the wcrld goes round.
Anthony and Cleopatra.
Printed for John and H. L. Hunt, Tavistock-street, Covent-
garden.

No. 30, STRAND.
THE NEGRO BOY, Oft SUPERSTITION SUB-
DUED.
Near Portsmouth, the " Battle of Minden " the Sign,
An Inn long renown'd fur good timer and old wine,
A handsome young hostess, and excellent lodging ;
An Officer lately came over from France,
No longer in idle attenslance to dance,
His occupants Monsieur most gladly disgorging.
This Officer, then, eery comfort ensuring,
At " Battle of 31inden " a lodging procuring,
And items of Use and of Ornament lacking;
In dress predetcrrnin'd to shine all resplendent,
Directed, o'er all, that his sable attendant
A quantum should purchase of kl'orten's Jet Masking.
The mild youth of Afric the mandate obey'd,
When lo! in the Boots, by the luminous shade
Of the Jet, like a mirror, his dark features glaring;
He gaz'd in amaze, long with extacy mute,
Then laugh'd, as laugh'd with hint the Child in the Boot,
And eagerly thence to his Musa repairing ;
" 0 cease, Massa Captain," he said, " come and see
Hint live in de Boot--bbacky child& as me—
Mush like as my poor teeml bander him seem,
Him die--him come back—die no more," and his eyes
Were glisten'd by joy, when aghast with surprise,
Two " " he viewed in the Boot's jetty gleam.
His Musa the cause of the vision explained;
And now in the youth was delusion rmtrain`d,
His mind Superstition no longer attacking ;
Enhanc'd thence, in fame, is thc tine glossy hue
That dress can improve, and dark Error subdue.
01 Warren's resplendent, inimited Blacking!
This easy.shining and brillieet BLACKING, prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and Sold in every
Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID, in Bottles, fid. 10d. I2d. and RM. each.
Also, PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 12d. and IRd. each.
A Shilling Pot of Flute is rpm! to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.

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!Fliaaliiitisi tionsolidffi-- iiig mut amending OW Lasts .
this to Jiro% aild. Juries it 'pte4 u a ' by
Cdninsittee. It is i ibuiState - tid'h Tut general i
-that liiittiel . to. pllbl' , follow)
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tigret so.f ddins-: • ?.
bsreienble Seilkelnh,stitititlio ii laws issisduitikthe quail
B strinibilnide of James, iirfd tlltifiajof Jurit
and Wales, are very mucous and cued," i
Sinst'" li is expedient sb . 'NOR, and4o
impasse din number of persons,. to dereed*Osifina, and '
soineitlier yripeets bilitienck tits
ceitssolT4s.
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Milne tildes. thin. fonts; thaiiit dithapd mot man bet
the satentot twdnty • and ' Writs an Income,
ten pow._ yeatersei. • :five sof ' . Whether '
tee%
frele eopyhold, tor .. , . ' or.' t Omer
in kb iiittple or fee tin , ot -. ' ... -• t' or ' some or
Petatin't of Of twenty.:, lands tins h
b . fortheffissol of ~,,,,,,,, yeses ger, zir
oe lives; • • ' symffifi
~ to on Jun(
al • • Cod*, C of Atlitffie, .; ,;. • the n
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don for I in •Widel •.. • tb+llftbs of s
• judges, Cler ' , Remais V Twines
and lirninchits of Prates, • . • followhw
Eva,
100 secular ncrupstion, e. that of bsolutr,-
lit ernpted from sCrving on, . •. i
Ater s Cl
erks •litive, Docttiffite Law, ilAdvouses
isik:nt
At • . f Clerks of Assize, Associates, Clerks of rrair
I,the
Unt In . ' Clerks of the Peace, AttOtO S, SO * c
WC 'Deka= of Couts-w&iraw., Coomma , anal eepss
of Houses of Convection, Physicians. Surgoisis, A poiliscazies,
Officers in the Army and Navy, on full pay, the liouseholdiSc,
rants of his Majesty, Officers of Customs and Excise, the Illi
Brethren of the Trinity House, Sheriflit. Officers, High Constabl
and Parish Clerks, are all exempted, while actually practisihg
following those occupations, excepting where justice cannot bo
ministered without their service.

None but natural-born subjects can serve on Juries or Inquests.
except in eases de meniktate, and men attainted of mason or felony,
or convicted of any infamous crime, or under outlawry or excom.
munication, are utterly disqualified.
The Clerk of the Peace is to issue his warrants to the High Con.
stables within the first week of July in each year, commanding
them to issue their precepts to the Churchwardens and Overseers
of the poor, to make out, before the Ist day of September, a true
fist of ill nun qualified to serve on Juries, residing within their
respective parishes and townships. For this purpose the Clerk of
the Peace is to annex to his warrants the printed forms of precepts
and returns subjoined in the Schedule of the Bill. Within one
week after the receipt of the..e warrants, the High Constables are to
issue the r precepts to the Churchwardens and Overseers within
their connaTewieks, commanding them to make out their Jury
lists. TI e precept is to be directed to the Churchwardens or Over-
seers only in such parishes as have not both. Perishes extending
into more than one hundred are to be treated u entirely within the
hundred where the parish church is situated.
Justices of division may order an; extra parochial plus to bd an-
nexed to any adjoining parish or township, for the purposes of-Alisis
Act.

The Churchwardens and Overseers are forthwith, on the receipt
of the precepts, to make out an alphabetical order or true list of the
persons qualified to serve on Juries, with their places of abode, title,
quality, calling, or business, and the nature of their qualifications,
according to the form of return in the Schedule. Notice into be
given to every person included in the lists, in order that his objec-
tions to serve, if he have any, may be heard.
A Petty Sessions 1..1- that purpose will be held in the last week
of September; the lists will then be produced, considered, reform-
ed, and allowed ; but no alteration is to Fe made in the lists without
notice to the party to be affected by it. After allowance, the lists
are to be delivered to the nigh Constable, and by hint transmitted
to the next Quarter Sessions. These lists are to be kept by the
Clerk of the Peace among the records of the Sessions, and copied
into e book to be delivered to the Sheriff, which book shall be aged
" The Jurors' Book ;" and the Sheriff on quitting his office shall
deliver it to his successor.
The Jumn' Book shall be brought into use on the let of January
following its delivery to the Sheriff`, and shall continue in use for
one year.
The form of the rehire facial, and of the precept for Jurors at
Gaol Deliveries and Sessions of the Peace, is next described. The
Sheriff, on his return of every writ of senire facia., shall annex a
panel of Jurors, of which a copy shall be hung up in the Sheriff's
office, for the inspection of the parties and their attorneys. If a
plaintiff or demandant shall sue forth a writ of rewire jiscias in
order to trial, and not proceed, he may afterwards sue forth another
writ of venire fafias and try at any subsequent Assizes, and the
defendant may do the same.
Juror. In all the Criminal Courts are to be returned at before.

Judges of Assize may direct the same panel for the (:nminal and
Civil sides, and relay direct two sets of Jurors to be summoned—one
to attend at the beginning of etch Assizes, and the other to attend
the residue thereof, to serve indiscriminately on the Criminal and
Civil zide._

'When Jurors are to view the place in question; the Court may
orda special writs of dial ringers or haGras corpora ; and viewers, in
case of •ppearancc, shall be sworn on the Jury first. In these
cases the Judge shall appoint the trial during the attendance of
the viewers.

Jurors are to be summoned ten days at the least bcfcre their at-
tendance is required.
In civil causes the names of the Jurors are to he delivered to the
:Marshal, written on distinct pieces of parchment or card, as nearly
as may be of equal sir; and put together in a box, from which a
sufficient number shall be drawn out in open Court, until twelve
fair and indifferent men shall remain after all just causes of chal-
lenge shall be allowed, and they being sworn shall be the Jury to
try the issue. Where the Jury have not brought in their vet-
diet, the names of twelve others shall be drawn to try the next
cause.

The next clause gives the English sod Welsh Judges respec-
tively the power of ordering Special Juries to be strnck before the
proper officer, " upon motion made on behalf of the King. or upon
the motion of any prosecutor, relator, plaintiff, or demandant, or
of any defendant or tenant in any case whatsoever, whether civil or
criminal, or on any penal statute, excepting only indictments for
treason or felony."
The qualification of a Special Juror is, that he shall be described
in the Jurors' book as an Esquire or person of higher degree, or as
a banker or merchant. The Sheriff shall extract from the Jurors'
book the names of all the persons qualified to serve as Special Ju-
rors, and shall write them in a separate book, in which he shall
prefix numbers to them all, and shall write all the numbers on dis-
tinct pieces of parchment or card, being all as nearly as may be of
an equal size, and put them in a box for safe custody.
The officer of the Court is to appoint the time and place for no-
minating the Special Jury. The Under Sheriff or his agent is to
attend the office with the Special Jurors' book, and all the pieces of
parchment or card with the numbers written thereon. The officer
is then, in the presence of all the parties, to put them all into a box,
and after having shaken them together, shell draw out forty-eight
of the said numbers, one after another, and shall, as each name is
drawn, refer to the corresponding number in the book, and read
aloud the name designated by such number ; and if at the time of
so reading tan y name, either party shall objcet that the individual
whose name shall have been drawn out is dead, or otherwise inca-
pacitated from serving on Juries, and prove the same to the satis-
faction of the officer, such name shall be set aside and another drawn
instead thereof.

The officer shall afterward., deliver a list of the forty-eight names
to each party, which will be reduced as heretofore. The fees for
striking a Special .'ury, and all the other expenses occasioned by
this mode of trial, will remain payable as at present, and the
mode of striking Special Juries in cities and towns will al.so remain
unaltered. _ _ _

If any man shall he returned as a Juror for the trial of any issue,
not qualified according to this Act, the want of qualification shall I
be good cause of challenge.
No challenge shall be allowed from want of a Knight's being re.
turned on the panel. The King shall only challenge for cause.]
Every prisoner arraigned for murder or felony shall be entitled to
twenty peremptory challenges.
When a full Jury shall not appear, or when, after appearance,
the Jury shall, by challenge, be reduced below the requisite num-
ber, the Court, on request of either party, may order the Sheriff to
name so many of such other able men of the county then present as
shall make up a full Jury. In case of Special Jury, the taleamen
shall be supplied from the Common Jury paneL
Such fine may be set upon Jurors making default as the Court
shall think meet. Viewers making defaults shall be lined ten
pounds at the least.
The Sheriff is indemnified for returning any person whose name'
is in the Juror's book, though he may not be qualified ; but if he
return one not in the book, or if the Clerk of Assize record the
appearance of a person summoned who slid not really appear, the
Court may fine them. The Sheriff is to register the names of
those who have served, and give them certificates ; and the Clerk
of the Peace is to make out a list of all who serve at Sessions or
Grand or Petty Julies, and transmit the same to the Sheriff to be
registered. Certificates of services may be given by the Clerk of
the Peace. Jurors are not to be summoned again within certain
periods to the Assizes nor to the Quarter Sessions. No matey
shall be taken to excuse persons from servirg as Jurors.
The penalties for a breach of this Act are then fixed with
respect to High Constables, Churchwardens, and Overseers, via.
for each offence the forfeiture a sum not exceeding ten pounds, nor
less than forty shillings. On Sherifik and Clerks of the Peace the
penalty for eaah offence is to be fifty pounds, one-half, with full
costa, to be given to the informer.
Aliens indicted for felony and misdemeanour are not to be de.
mitred of the right of being trod by a Jury de mcdielate
Justices are not to be summoned as Jurors at Sessions, nor the
inhabitants of Westminster to serve at the Middlesex Smaioua.
The tpudificatiars of Jurors in thin, boroughs, and towns car.
pomte, will remain as heretofore, except that the Jurors at West.
mtnstet must be householders within that city, and have land+,
tenements, or personal estate of the value of 1001. ; and that no
Juror shall sty any capital offence in any other city, borough, or
town, who shall not be a householder within the same, and have

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Tli- The qualifications of Jurors on inquests before the Sher/abr-
. Coroners is, that they shall be householders, add have a roue, let-
I, e i Come Grath. arising front lends. or tenements, or perm be
I im- the value of one bunched pounds. I
milille Bherifro. Coroners, and Commtisaionera may fiat Jtrers f?r noe-
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attendance. Penton summoned to serve ou Juries. In Infector Courts not attending, Oa:fur/cif not snore than ales. no! k-as dem. r
grids- twentyy unless the Court he satiafied with the mum of absence.: • i .
icedfl the fine tray be levied by; Weed's end sale. '
'i
ied Convictitme under this Alaskan . cut lit quinne..! from want of'
m6lO. form, end persons sued for any thing done Gender thlt Act stay
041,6' plead the general _issue :Ake issue shag, be laid .in Mc chanty ,\,
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time! Write of auntie are.abolishts4„ hut erstFracers and corrupt JIM?,
Inr.Of will be punishable bp fine and imprisonment.
lei 401 The Act will in every part cittenectec and take •.'tect en the Ist
141001 K 'of January next. . 0
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..111baf All the Acts of Parliament now in force /dating on Juries, 61 is
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i DON nutfiber.are then repealed, oaring bee prir!ieges of Quakers and
of Ihr Moray taus.
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f Aka. LtrER l'0()1„ &spay ErreforM. , :
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likd N.N.W.,—lliOh Water pr mlt plot i! . .
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clases.
Arrived e Henry Nell, Jblenton, fern Crls.gnat ; Tow, n(
"riniir Liverpoek nn, from Ltddiferbune. Degn3B; from ditto ; Ft. t •1,
knew
. • George„..eanmersun, from ditto; Mary Arts,. —, from Pr ;.
Octavio. M`Bilition. recoil BellAst • Vavoi,
_Jaye, from D. :, ;
woes
Iftglifielti„ Whit:, flytte ditto; .E3iialietli, no.,in Iheirhs.da • !m-
-idges
aannah, front" Londonderry ; Mary, from Sligo: tiattk.,;truas
...7' j
er,,..... dittos Velma. from Woetpoet ; Elisabeth, from Ipswlo • Ludt
- ti
~.„..er''" Hervey, from Dartmouth; Kent, froui %l nterford • Fairy 'kluge:,
t---„,,' Davies, front Gibraltar; Hero, Harrison ; ClirshAft. Atkinson;
ier'. and Nile, Kegg ; from Limerick; Fisher, Nl' Donald; Liberty,
is,_. —. • and Three Brothers. —; from Westport ; detain, Pas,
"'"' lg °I. from Groningen ; Fanny Smith, from ',ord.!, ; Duchess of Athol,
o Hill front the Isle of 'Man ; J ohn aril Margaret, Wood, from
. (I
ad-
Kilitila; Friends, M'Cantley, from Westport ; Lerattt, --,
eats, front Belfast.—Three—Threebrigs of at six o'clock. I
lone
' The Cotton Market wan very brisk yesterday, after the clasng
of the week's account, and about 10.000 bagy changed bands at an ,
Lan. advance of id. aid. on &seas and F.,upttans.

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and Nile, hegg ; from Limerick; Fisher, M' Donald; Liberty,
tbselLei„. , Dartmouth; Kent, frellt .. ItteOr.. •.a .. Y .....,.....M.,
fold Ser. hlayie!.fror,2 Gibniltav ; Hero, Harrison; Unirshr.th. A Arum ;
the Uhler
en.
im—ith, f;rforion't It clit.,d"ottr; ;ortD;urahesenlis ofn' AFtattlsl:, .l
ttnis,tifitshleso; •—fi.c.no toanrondinTgehrote;
illorooothy
lot bold- Gill, from the Isle of Man; Jahn and Margaret. Wood, from
.
Errata; Friends, 31•Cantley, from Westport ; ;cram, --,
hotness. from &dash—Three brigs off at six o'clock.
sr &lolly,
r eXCOVI- The Cotten Market wan very brisk yesterday, after the closing
of the week's account, and about 10.000 hagp efian:ed beads at al .
igh con. advance of Id. aid. on Brerils and Enypttans. i
mending ._ •
averment EAST INDIA SHIPPI.VG. - 0
r, a true
The detachment of troops which were on boarso;tte late ship ,
tin their
Kent, intended to be conveyed in the Hon. Company's ship Charles
, , .
Clerk of
l'
PrOmPto Grant, Captain Win. flay. have received orders to remain a mouth ; •
!thin one and the Charles Grant will consequently sail for Beagal direct cn 1 '
ihethDaukAe orwfill*"crk, lately arrived, has beer taken up fo: China,
lea are to ther
a within •
Irk Jury instead of the Charles Grant. *
t* Over. ' .
:tending
ithin the Sill PI'ING IN7'ELLICiENCE.
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to bi ea- CUSTOM-HOUSE, lilartcli M. ' •
is ("talkie n,
lau ; Countess of Mansfield, Pace. front Hamburgh ; Henrietta,
i•
ist of the PANTERED INWARDS.—The Success, Zimmerman, from Pit-
le receipt
Kuhn, front Pillau and Koningsburgh ; Anna, f-hinum, from l•
; ode, title, Antwerp; Martha, Bull, from Fredericksladt : Bellimele, Bali, i
swims, from Standgate Creek; Junes and Ann, Mackerel. from ditto ;
Amsterdam ; Robert' and Mary, Fox. from ' Ostend ; Thoutis . .
e is.to be Ann, Marshall, from ditto; Twee Gebroeclerr Scheming*, from
ils objec.
Clarkson, Orford, from Dunkirk 4 Hornung, Bergmann, ' train
last week Stralsund; Princess Royal, James, from Cork.
meown. Es:TT:nen ()uric:sans —alaribal Blucher, Blake, foe Rotter
a without dent; Vriendschap, Bakker, for ditto; Lonach, Delimit; t* *
,a
the lists Cork, Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales; Prince-ft 1
•
mmdtted Saxe Cubourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam; Despatch, Johns, for
sby the Mogadore ; Ceres, Becker, for Pills'', Koningaborgh, and the
d copied Elbe ; Amy, Bloomfield, for Leghorn.
be caged CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GaawEarwD.—Mary '
fire shall Jane, Nicholas. for St. Michael's and Quebec; Lord Melve,•', . .
Coppinger, fur Trinidad; Thetis, Foster. JOT knailletlf I Magnet;. i
'Jana nty Taylor, for Tenerifte ; Prince of Bouillon, Small, for Guernsey
is use for
and Jersey; Lady Hamilton. Ilarvey, for Newfoundland; Pre%
Achmuty, for Tenerire and Maracaibo; Tula, White, for Gibrala
jurors at tar; Hero, Jenkins, f .. e
or Malta. •
ed. The CLEARING OUTWARDS.—Avon, Dempnter, for Grettrd ft t t
1 *min a Harrier, Brown, for flambnrgh ; Atlas, hurt,
_ fur the Cape J!Sheriffs Good Hope and Madras; Union, Clench, for Smyrna and Lona
v._ Jr a cantinople ; Argo, Taylor, for Yucatan and Ifoudurea ; Near
fle-ey„ in Union, Broecke, for Antwerp; Earl Bathurst, Pound, for Ng-
I
h ant/liter terdam : Lilt, Atherden, for ditto ; Justine, Young, for Cher sSE;
. and the Fox, Fox, jun., for Ostend; Zealous, Reed, fur Halifax ; .!'ects
of Oeuvre, Wood, for Quebec; Roberts, 3
race. for Milfaraivi.lC
berme. John Esdale, Dearness, for Quebec; Harbinger, Watson, far
ninal and filiramichi; Asia, Tindall, for Quebec; Preston, Thompson. for
rued—one ditto; Charles William, Trotter. for ditto; Queen, Hcalr. C,r i
Dina] ditto; Aeasta, Wilson, fur Virginia; Mary, Wardle, to: New 1
Brunswick.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO iRELA N.D.—Swallow Packet, De:••
toio aoittonendd
-7mist ma, helm, for Dublin; Apollo, Moppet, rta. Cork ; London Feeken .
!ewers, ii', Randall, for Limerick.
___nwien.,_-
In these
FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .. • i t
ndancc of
FALMOUTH, Muter 21k—Arrived the Charlotte, Wy lie. -.--,
t their at- front St. Domingo in forty-seven days ; Friendship. Smith. team a I
Terceira ; Busy, Penfold, from St. Michael's t alesisean. Atas•nn '
red to tie front Havannah ; and Bucepitalus, S•nith, from Gibraltar St led
as nearly the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon ; Emulous, din:,
which a the Leeward Islands ; Success, Russell, for SL John's, N:w
oil twelve Brunswick ; and Fortitude, —, for Lisbon. i I
sof chat- Pxratou'rit, MARCH 26.—Arrived the Express, Hamilton, •
e Jury to front Charente. Ott' the port the Pioneer, Smith, from Charklten
heir tar. in thirty-three days; Howard, M'Curdy, from New York in thicy.
the next
three days. for Bremen ; Hudson. Champlin, front ditto, fur '
London; and Leader, —. front Trieste. Sailed the Alone,
w respec. Perkins, for Landon ; and Ibis, Smith, and Nymph, Top. to era"
afore the Eastward. The Lucy Davidson, Williams, having repaired
.or upon damages, is reloading her cargo for Rio Jlareiru. The Mereuttua,
adapt, Russberg, for llaniburgh, has reloaded her cargo of sugar, landed
r
at this port, on her voyage from Bahia. The Fortitude, Vander
e civil
orr o
merits for Broeck, for Batavia, is nearly unloaded, and in expected to go trite
dock next week.
t i
described ILFRACOMBE, MARC ii 26.—The William and Mary, Sleesr ars,
rec, or as front Swansea to St. Ann's, struck on Mast Point this morning n-d
to Jurors' sunk—Crew saved.
serial at,„ PoIITSMOUTII, MARCH 27.—Sailed the John, Popplearell. fire
is he shall Madras and Bengal • Britanr.ia, Kieft, for.Daullic; and Morgi=us
non din- (late sloop
„ol *orb ior London.
may be of DEAL. MARCH V.—Pasted through yesterday from the River,
with a treats breeze from E.N.E., the London, Smith, fur Quebec :
te foe no. Emerald,Gray, and Christopher, Knight, for Alirarnietti ; Instil:en
!gent is to Davison, for Arnctica ; Roseville, Scott, and :Baguet, Taylor, fur •
, pieces og 'Feneriffe ; Cecilia, hook, fur Alicant ; Britannia, o:qth,_for
he officer Cadiz ; Tula, White, for Gibraltar ; Lady Hamilton, Ilarvey,
sto a boa, for Newfoindland, and Lord Melville, Coppinger, for Tro.idad.
orty-eight GRAVESEND, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Simpron, Stuiewn,
h name is from Bombay ; Mary Mann, from Demerara; Scipio, Muitthead,
and read front Petersburgh; Good Hope, —, front Amsterdam; Vine
he time oe Maria Ann, from Antwerp; Julia, Vesper, horn ditto
individual Selina, Brower, fr'sam Rotterdam. Sailed the Argo, Munn. fur;
wise ince_ 9yorto; Retrieve, Steel, for Culls; General Phipps, Baxter, for
the satin-
Madeira; Naid, Hutchinson, for Cadiz; Lady Nugent, Coppice,
herdamw:'
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fur Madras; Tiber, Roome, for Hamburgii ; Bayer, Beatty. for
New York ; Colombia, Taylor, for Quebec; Robert and Ann,
fist mes
Huntley, ; ditto ; Elizabeth, Parryinan, for krainichi ; Felt-
sen fees for can, Bikes, for Antwerp.
doned by Baawitat, l'ilanentat.—The Mama. (loft, from Locteon
, and the to Memel, put in here this day with ball of bowspr.t, jabbootn, and
so remain stern injured, having been run foul of by the Juno. of Shields.
SCILLY, Malden 23.—The Commerce, from Mattere, tivand to
my issue. London, struck on a ledge of rocks at the entrance of St. Heiem'a
tine shall Pool, in coming in the islands yesterday, and received so nruc:i •.
damage that she must discharge to repair. The Thomas. Edwards, • - i
being re. from Bristol to Plymouth, is just come into St. Mary's a ith MA
roe of topmut and of foremast head.
iitided to ScILLY, MARCH 2'2.—Arrived off bete the ship Poulton. -- ~
from Sierra Leone to Portsmouth, sailed the 30th Juana y—reoorts
pen ealiee the Reward, —, to have arrived, and that the Cathatuse Grua
:ite hum: transport wu on shore on the Scads Bank, and not likely to be gus
off. Also put in here the Manly, Clark, ham Trieste ; and Revel,
present u
Sheriff to Allen, from North America.
taielleleel LIVERPOOL, Matiell 26.—Arrived the Iluskisson, White,
from Demerara, sailed February II ; Francis Adana*, —, and
he Court Maranon, Goodwin, from Charleston ; Tuscarora, Stuck from
lined ten Philadelphia, nailed the 23th ult. • Terra Nova, s—, teem Sicily;
Nottingham, Conker, from Alexatidria ; arut Sir William Wallace,
imie name Tilley, and Junes and Henry Cunningham, Stanmo, from Sc.
but if he John's, New Brunswick.
ecord the NORTH SHIELDS, Match 26.—The Jenny. t-111101, of and
spear, the from this port to London, struck upon • sunken arts kon the Noce
names of
Sand, on the 20th instant, and was afterwards ran on the Blythe
the Clerk
Sand, where she now lies, full of water. On the !nth instant the
cessions or •
Prospect, Wake, of this port, when proceeding derv.; the ...act. 1- • x,
,riff to be in ballast, caught the ground a little above Bowden ion s, bi:t with
, Clerk of assistance was got off the following tide. haviesn r; -LI% OA co-,:. et-
in certain able damage; on the same day the Sally, Lcoat . ,: th.s port,
to money caught the ground whilst proceeding down the nut: l): e, hit ens
got oft the following tide. The Amity, o: So.::. :tee IS. was
;zed with towed into Totuaing about the 10th izstaut dist/avant.
teem via. STAVANGER, MARCH 4.--The 'Frerls: % to.a et. Mae's- n, of
ends, nor
state, and 4::15; ti. t 1.11.. A. a . ,
with full and front Copenhagen to London, has anterd ut n t .auer W the
Peace the neighbouthou in a leaky
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Ineyel• s. ..• .ang•a. attach
to be de.
March 4:—" I have to inform you that on tae inn, ult. we ex.
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per:.ena.a.,-.. a very StVere gale from the tenth .t s• I. ,4 : t. !I ItIVVt :;:J;l4
'r Uogorr• their moorings the sloop Julia and sehoora: Mar). nom of Urea-
t, nor the pool, close by the rocks ; and had at. :-.0: been fo: :!.c. prompt tier- :
salon°, nuns made la getting them anchars a: el e Ades ut the imminent
owns nor. risk of those that carried them aft, three is hale dobst bus that F •
at West. they would have been wrecked ; in wish mernons I cannot toe
.ve lands, highly speak of his Excellency the Cuptain-tienualed these Brands,.
d that no I who rendered me every 31.51:aspen lam sorry to ount:k tits[
cough, or 1 many of the vessels that come out here nee not properly feud with
, and have anchors and cebla."
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