Star.
London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ao.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. o'Cl.Oary
Confute, for money, 6--for Jan Istft—Oninium
Exchequer Bills. par to is. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. •
Bank Stook 217 i ate 3 per Cent 30
3 per Cent:Red Ann. Aci 6o Imp. Ann. 71$ 16
3 per Celia. Con( 63111 !mita Stork 19t 1914 '
4 per Cent: India Bonds as. 3s.prenag
5 per Cent. Navy 96 931 Pick. Billa. 21.35. pr.
Ltn ATM. 17 3-16 i ninth Ticket, 191. 135.
Not Asa i t-g 6 Cali for ace. Sift
• The Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday lan, arrived
this morning. Only one Mail now remains doe.
The account. by this Mail are not more con: datory
than thole we have lately communicated—To many.
individuals the y mull prove highly afilieling.
HAMBORGII IS NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
FRENCH, AND ALL BRITISH PROPERTY
FOUND THERE*I-41.S BEEN CONFISCATED.
• On this !lariat, the following letter was this day
fent from
LORD- HOWICK TO THE. LORD MAYOR!
ft Mr Loan, Foreign Office, November sq. .
" It is with the deepen concern that I inform your
" Lordfhip, that the City of Hamburgh was (*ca.
"4 pied by the French corps under General Mnaverta
" on the 19th init. The property of the Englith
." Merchants was immediately confifcated. On the
4‘ night of the aln all the Englifh Merchants were
" arrefted, but were afterwards relealed, on their
word not at any moment to abfent thenifelves till
44 the determination of Bo AAAAA vs ref:petting them
" &all he received.
44 Mr. Tuoarrow, his Majefly's Minifter at Ham.
.41 burgh, was proceeding to End, and Mr. Moto
" 1.22, hit Majeily'a Vice•Conful, was gone to Gluck*
" Hach, in order to provide for the Englifh Drips
" proceeding from that port in fafety. He was
44 then to go to Cozhaven'and Hufum.
41 All proper precautions have been taken fur the
" !comity of the Merchants remaining in Ham.
." burgh, and their property.
(Signed)
"To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor."

" Mt WICK.

By letters received by the Mail, we under (hod that,
AT LEIPSIC, SIMILAR MEASURES HAVE
BEEN ADOPTED.

• 'There can belittle doubt that the fame fyllem will
be extended to every commercial town occupied by
the' Frenc►t armies. In the preceding columns
wilt be found all the details we have bemitble to col.
left on this fobjed.
We have alfo feleded force further acconitsrefpec-

ting the late operations of the war. The furn of the
whole is, that the French have evernwhere been mdi
fuccefsful, and the whole Prof:Gan force that oppofed
them entirely annihilated.
The Ruffians have fallen back toward. their own
frontiers, where they are concentrating themfelves,
and daily receiving reinforcement, front the intetior.

Calle! Nuovu, the Itrongefl fortrel; in the mouths
of the Cattaro, has been taken by atom by the
French under General Marmon% Ile has pubbfhed
e Proclamation, inviting the inhabitants of Cartaro
to give up that place to him, and threatens to treat
them feverely, if they are found fil;hring on the fide
of the Ruffians. It is extremely probable, therefore,
that by this time the whole et Cattaro is in the hands
of the French.

In Poland the French are received with great jny,
and in leveret places the inhabitants have already
rifen upon the ['mitten gart dons and difarmed them.
By letters from Jena, Weimar. and Leipric, the
complcteit tranquillity is faid to prevail ; all diforder
has ceafed, and the Citizens mount guard alternately
with the French foldiers.

The Lettuces at the Om Univerfities hare, as we
before Ilated, recommenced; the ftudents who had

•
Pict ban been recalled, and aired by the Emperor
Norodom, that he is determined to pr tted the fci•
trice*, and learning in every quarter of his Empire.
Illuminations and rejAcingt have been the conce-
quence every where.
According to a letter from Trier'. of the 2111 Oe•
tuber, confiderable bodies of French troops tontine.
to march from Dalmatia to Itaiy, by the way of
Fiume.

A Proclamation, iffued by Lieutenant General
' Van Bo* cor, Governor of Padetb.trn, on the 7th
intl. conesios the following paffage
" I herewith declire to the inhabitants of Pader-
born that this country (hall never return under the
dominion of PrufGa."
The new acquilitilns, obtaired by Holland in
WeAphalia, are Io be divided into th er depart-
mews, 41 the Ems, Lippe, and Was:.
A (hip from Newfoundland has brought an ac-
count, picked up at lea, of the furrender of Monte
Video, at the mouth of the river Plata, to an expe-
dition fitted.out by General Bea rtIFOAD frrm Buenos
Ayres. The Spaniard., it is laid, made a vigorous
tefillance for two days.
"NAUTICAL INTELLIGANCE.
FALMOUTH. NOV. if.
Arrived his Majeily's (tip CONFIARCI, from a
cruise, and remaius with his Majelly's (hips Nettle
Royal, Conqueror, Gibraltar, Lively, Blonde, Santa
Margaretta, Saracen, Swallow, Plovq, and the
Abundance, with the outward bound WeR-India
Fleet. His Majelly's (hips Pa:recess ROYAL and
Coavertos, are erpetted to fail to-morrow, the
former for Pl)rnouth, and the latter on a cruise.
Wind W.S.W.
TORBAY, NOVEMBER -27.
This day failed his Majeßy's (tips hfosratten. Cap.
rain Lest Foisstoasze, Captain Prettyman ; and
the Lavista frigate, for Plymouth : his Majelly (hip
hero, and Liararr brig, on a cruise t alto his
Majelly's brigCnaawess, for Portfmriuth. This day
arrived his Majetly's (hip Lowoost, from Plymortth.
PLYMODEH, NOV. :I.
The Jane, ?Moaner, in endeavouring to go from
Cativater to Hamoaze this morning, got afhore on
M. 1111( Batten, where the is bilged.—Sailed the Loa.
o ow, of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet.
DOVER, NOVEMBER sg.
Put in here this day the brig Goede Hanna, Capt.
Ewen+, of Stavenger, in Norway, from St. Thoma►'
with a cargo of fupt, coffee, and rum, bound to
Copinhagen: has expel ienced very Rormy weather
on her voyAge, her fails blown to pieces, loft an
anchor,and cable, and is leaky. The convoy which
came cm of the Downs yefterday evening, was ob.
liged to return again this morning, the Wind having
got round from the W. S. W. and blowing (irons
with thick weather.
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 0.

His Majay's fhip Misovatra, turnrng into the
,harbour, ran foal of the Margaret tranfport, by
which accident the Latter vele' has 101 l her main malt
and main top-mafl, and received other injuries. The
Dither tranfport, of Dartmouth, ROUIRT Hvirs
mailer, has been obliged, frum the violence of the
gale this day to cut from both anchors, and is now on
thore ow the Thread Banks.

Novi:l.—The Daffier trantport was got off the
Thread, Banks this morning, and is now coming into
the harbour. The Hamburglt flip Wilhelmburg,
D. L. Loam MaAer, detained by the gun brig
BLAZ FR, Lieutenant HINTON, Commander, has bees
rele..fed, and fJiled this morning for Luna.
A .Court Martial was this day held on Lieutenant
Strtieostas, n'f the Moiseav gun brig, frr having on
board his veffel a greater quantity of paint than is
allowed—the Court fentenced him to be dibuifTeki
his velTel.

Nov, aB.—ln confequence of the earl number of
traolpor to lying at the Little Note, there is not room
for a thin to work into the harbour without the
,ireatell rifle of ruruling on board fome of them ;
lere is therefore this day an order given for them to
come into the harbour, where they will lie more out
'of the way. Several of them arc now working in
with a light breese at W.S.W.

-

Mr. Rvvre, a King's Mtfrznger, arrived this
morning, at an early hour, from Hamburgh, with
difpatchcs for oar Government.
A TlCNMinifferial arrangement is laid to be form-
ng, nnder ul.ich it is probable, that Earl S►lNCaa
will reform the Prefidency of the Board ofAdmiralty.

DI.III col.ferpience of the lan-
guage ided by Sir FIL•IIICII 13t/RD! I r cm the Hunings,
at Brentford, in (peaking of Mr. RADNFAU Yoe 11, the
latter fent on Thurfday night a letter to the Baronet
on the lubjeft ; and it being apprehended by the;:
rerpeelive friends that a duel would be the eonfr•
quence, Mr. T.RIC wac )eleitlAyarrelled, and obliged
to find bail ur keep the peace ; and we underftand.
that Sir FRANCIS was-at the fame time obliged to give
limiter fecusity.
Dui I..—A duel, which it is feared oil'. prove fatal
in its cooftquences, wa. (ought on Wrrticfday lark
atWairham Grove, Bucks, between, Mr. B—z—r, an
frith Gentleman of toituite, and Mr. an
officer in the Matinee. 4litari el which led to
the combat ainfe nut of an affair of gallantry, Mr.
B. fleeing in hi. pnlrefii.m a lady, the niece of the
ofhcrr, who hat e!oped horn her friends in the yids
nity ot Newborry, in Ary,ult to R. The parties ea.
changed three fires, and Mr. N. received a *Land
in the left breali; which it is feared will 'prove mor-
tal. Mr. Carinans, a furgeon, dreffed the wound at
the houfe of Mr. Churchill, near to where the duel
was fought, but didaut fumed in entatling the ball.

GANERAL RLIsCIiON.

MIDDLES,. X FOURTEENTH DAY.
At the final elate of the poll on Thurfday, at three
..'clock, the ntimb,is were-
For Mr. Medi& - 3113
Mr R 7.. . are
hir F. Burdett - 1t y 7
*The under Sheriff c me forward, and fait'," Gen-
tlemen Freeholders of the county of Middlefes. you
have been called upon to propofe and to clionfe two
difcreet perfons to reprefent yogi in Parliament. upon
which a poll has been demanded and concluded. aide
the Minaret of .poilonb who have voted for William
hlellifk, Efq. is 3t le-for George Bing, Ela. 2304
-forlir Francis Burdett, Ban. 1:97-the Sheriff,
the, (for e, decline.. William Melia, Ertl. and George
prop, Efq. duly elefled."-(Grew opeottirt booting.
h#,,,, gewriirre, with foot *page, and a greet cry of
a Pair"! Paug !")
Sir Wtsa.va 14 GIIISOIOS.-Gentlemen Freeholders,
I am lure you will agree with me-( A :real fly •of
Santee 1)-I am fore you will agree with me, Gentle.
men 4141p1e, that the worthy Sheriffs of this County.
defense nor tbAlks for their conduit at this eleßion :
I far,ihnt they deferve the tharks of this numerous
sliCmbly 1 I 'therefore move-" that we do thank•
them." This being fee• nded, the Hon. Batonet pot
the queftion to the (hew of hands, which was carried
in the affirmative withr.ut diffentient.
Proclamation was then made by the officer, as- "•
flouncing the conclufion of the hufinefs.
Mr. -Miasma-(:ease applaufe-great FiOng and
heoli,s)-.Mr. (lotto .1(4, presented him:ell-4/A rn-
oei(orgr-On the appearance of Sir Fa a wet &Bus Orrr,
there as an immediate cry of Si/nee 1 Vesta !
Mr. Mississi -v.-Gentlemen Treeholders-(great
oppoßrioe and spree,. wind loiti t cry of beer Anus !
beer knot grv-Gchtlemeue only a word; I final not be
long, I do effete you.; if you will not hear me, I
(hall only make a bow and tetire.-(//ear hint! bear
Aim! eased with uproar )-Gentler=Tl Freeholders,
. ttdu I am, for pound I ought to be, with the high
r you have juft conferred on roe, which Thews
the fenfe of the County f., much in my favour, that
I conceive it is not neceffaty
.for me to fay any
thing more, except that I am gratefully lenfib,e for
the boyntir you have now conferred on me.-.-(fie
Shwobaeved'and retired, amid 11 uproar and foot applaufe.)
Mr. Orri(s.-e Iltehrer yorr peineepet, declare year
- ptibitin. ifyosi have eny.-ree, be beih tbey are in hit
#er44.)-Gentlemen Ereehaderar....(roroar)-1 beg
leave to return you my thinks fur the boewur you
hale done me this day.-(Pate your 14Janwell of the
County of Mickilefix„ for that you Nay do. &lord *Pon ii.
' I fay :bit as a Freeholder oftifiit Casey, who isiouit you
' • ered.,t-hle. Byns: bowed and retired.
)tlr, hiseessm wan then carried in his open chariot,
dlcorated with laurels and tibbands: mid hit. Brwo
was &HO Chaired in a fimilar manner to Mr. Sheol
dan at Covent Garden.-( ire gen with Sbtrirlan's Itfi.
qFlap they are worth; of ear a•rather. .r.f, doing
vivre , wilboa, rimfjjian -Farewell to yon-.lllte ad
smarm) • . , L .
Sir FULA vets Buser re waitedtiill the proteSons had paid by,
and then addreeed himfelf to the meting. which was eery crowd-
ed. to the followine tilt a t.....u. Gentlemen, to loose& atm* sat
am, though I have been tatty wpreientol as la.ltx, aiplrlrg and
ambhicrtra. I do rint at alien./ tne triumphant retreat of the Can.
dadaff"*" hat../01 PIA by, het .w fur nom latialkel with my
own fnuattno. arcomputie4as it is, by the feelings which I pollicfs.
The 6rA dory which I feel myftlf ailed on to uirchargelltil day
• is to warns icy rowers seknowkdommits to More Freeholders
who io the coork of the peers at elation have hoometel me with
their voluntary fupport.--a fupport as hoeutrabk tothwartiv a as
it is to me. Navies, dam fa, I Chill proceed to make a few slake •
urinate. before I take leave el )016 for the let time. [Marks of
regret inekteditly dirplayati, and general esclamatiods et . No,
Po: do not fa, rot ',mood! not Sartain us'
Whre I ufed the tapreion. ' for the loft time" (continued the
Worthy Haruki y, 1 anode only to the prefect contett. I than be
proud at il happy, as Pit thus, to be the ketone of the ludepeo.
deaf Ficehrlders of Si iddlelea. They may be rationed that lowa
they wart never flnd any waive/fat Ina. nor asty &reit', ' ot orchid*
pri-ciples which I have once podelfad: rho I w 't shamildal
their rights and privileges; but that I dull be reaoi .., all tinted
pewee them to the uttenvwft (Jittleefet.) I ant afraid that salad
I may have to fay to day null our be totter relithed, by a cat*
clad of per font, than rots olds vat ions were yeßan day and the day
lwriare. But dill I think is my duty, nineties in the filmdom
I dn. to ptve my opinion openly and candidly on the ruble&
wideh I colluder of the very higheil Importance. Though I yds
terday complalind of so :snack spec me, in a letter under the
denature of o A Freeholder." ptoeteding, as I was conviskedo
treat the pawn tic and iudependcot pen of Mr flowiew or Ni.
equally refp..elable one of lON:haul Yothe. the fpy--I have to.
4.y to goatee amehre, under the flak fignaturc proceeding. I ham
no doubt. from the fame channel; sod • third fa which the
libeller tomtit. humid'. and sprees* in the mkr denature of
Mr Bowks. Proceeding, h.,wever, as they obeinisay do. (um, the
fame diop.....and g tole, ohs fame forge--I dal, lu the Olken.
tins. I may have to the ow out. make tilditcriminate nteetiolt of
them Ii the MIT ot thole of this day see reiterated there worn
out topics tot Jo:obits. and jacolubilni, with which the public has
bees Wino* and ro oven deceived Yetterlay I was charged wink
Woe a faalou. or, at halt. with Ming st the header ,roc. I &coed
sap that oce.fion, what were the charaderiltic• of a fadliva i and
...Andel' Inch perhaps as Aide to *learn I have alluded, to fay, lf
the term 'did not mare properly apply to thankless,. I Rand In
the tech of all partks. and I have DV reward to give to thee who
bapport me. except that molt graifylog of all rewards ...a con.
rcieuinth that they were conflating the good of their country. As
to me. thee. fore. the wind Faetiou, bad t h. y enolultell the didtio-
n;:y thcy wotsl.l 11..T0 lootAl woe the molt Wade they?oW4
lure adogo,d
bat it Leni• I am an enemy to the Corillitotioo-I with to over.
: no the State :AIG Govern 1114 at- (Crta g*.0,;,..)- What I oomph&
of la, suit any thlog omit. In oubConattution -any thing radically
wrong it, our law ',but a departure from the principles of our::oalti-
Luger, soil item VW Len I, by means or which we are brim •ht into
a ituatteo of compare iv.iy Lie Carley. A queftioti is shed at Me
by Mr. llowlea, if I call has a Itneller in the legal acceptation of
ens wool wily / homed as be lays, (though I Nal inualediately
thaw he duet not end. rilapd the nteauing of the woolgtrurit may
..e libel. With I Nil great lawyer, this profound I egilletor. I
..• . at ,feewo this point. esti !deny that by the law of thie country
two cos be • libel. We all 1110 W, .bat by recent 4409 in this
• . sedels.pc his lo e. kadlioned . but at wa. 6oft laid down, only of
law years. by Lard hlaneSeld, a Judge who introduced pagl
I moll mils bkvdt.. and huesaical to the well. being, and adrivebt:
• the Law. and t onftitution of this Cottony. When I called
dirt Roviles s libtikr. I called hien I.)in the plain meaning and cc.
%m aim alike won!. I mama that he was . tall, and Inkiritais
luolL:r. Ye have hit emu cvektGan that be us a libeller. Oa Suit
' •:ehaesi, in the car. teak NottuighAtt Eleeliou--ws .ionther,
a Mod the Nuke 01 11....1..4.1.. list I say he is nut only a hberhte
Ito e.pielLuti. inn he is a ler-d libeller. I know well that in bad
kiwi the very her. ue men arc the molt likely to be charged as
Lugo., bleat(. they are the sorrow molt iiit, relied its their
eolitlirt's lees, a. 2.1, he condo. molt loaned to (V.110,t its antlent
i rimer' s A hared Stealer, however. eon mover twin ibis file.
...4•14. lie hallows' but for what h. !nee, and therefore lap.
'be, 64 %LA.'', is pawl lot lapponjog. It 514 boa repotted
• I.ter.glY. 11.4 I WY manic.' to gib, credit to the rep on.-tbat be,
kooks, fume pan ago. diteufled with tSle count, y, and usable
so I.* rel., its asoqual laves, hail refolved to took an tfylum io
~that hod or flectlual. berth the Attanite.-”%snerles ! Tliis fe•
I. /eau, be troc..a• it may be talk; Lao I haveheard it eurrcotly
, can 6... w. I I..vc
gift it up ae incapable dcwt. or iliac it ~t4ht to be Man-
, ...„4, I bee at all tines been willing to rake my rate aloof
rota i.. 'Aka Wallis/ it AO Gientlezuma alluded to May be pitied

at from his conduct in the different fituations in which it appears
be has been placed.. I would alit, was that perfon an advocate for
the *burgs of which he now Rands np the charpion, till he bad
tufted the hooey of corruption. till be bad participated In the
(erects of the Dutch Prises? With the fame candour as that
difplayed in the letter a yelterday, chore of to day toll on
me to difprove the calumnies thrhon out againft me. The
law of this country, however. fay, that no man Is bound to
prove a negative, hot that it Is for them who make • charge
wind any men, to prove It, and, if they cannot prove it, to Rand
ear:tided of fal and deliberate calumny. A fon of fynt-
pithy fontethiog like Oalvsnikti, or rather like Animal Mag.
nettles. kerns to have gone abroad, and to have pervaded per-
Cons et tee fame moment in almoft every part of the kingdom—
Mr. Tierney In the Baresgh.Mr. Windham In Norolk, and even
Mr. Whit bread.all at once difeaver that there it, nothing ineonlf-
teat in perfone holding places, al(n reprefenting pandoul coma tea
or boroughs. They.ften go the length of faring, that the denial of "
Ala ration is the iodtrine of a new reboot, hitherto unknown to
the Catalonian:if tbefe kingdom*. I 1 .7, however, that the doe •
6nine is not mw, bat that It is like an old trillion, grown out of '
r e hut again attempted to he Introduced. By the Conftitution
t hle country. at ail events, by the Ad of Settlement, which
r formed a fundementalpart of the Contlinition, it was Rhoden d
that no placeman thould hold a feat in Parliament. 'though this
prlsokforric reratatiab is now fo far departed from and Infringed,
that placemen may have teat, in theLeginat ore, yet, is, not the prin-
ciple fc far upheld, that, on accepting tit any place, the occupier of
It rinsft go through the tom and mockery of &handout,/ hie feat, ,
and rind to the fulfiller, of the Ekdkursforhis re-admilLon into
Parliament: Are thole men fo bold as to think that they can bold
linglillna, liot.od in their chains ; or are they fo blinded by Pelf
Inc that they cannot comprehend the Cooftitutiou of their tonne
try ? What man its his fettles would cautepd that the lame attar
ney was the proper perfon to manage the laterals of both Ina NW
.*lke Rorrekneetives of the People in Parliament arc their atter.
eke. 'they hold powers from thien to attend to their boned; ,
pad if the management of contrary tote efts he Incompatible to
common affairs, it mull be fo in a tenfold degree in the affairs of
the date. By the Conftlkadon of England no thoplan perfedth a
41 reoegnik4,4 but the proper jealoufy eallte between the diem
rtnt parts. Tale People is not It ft at the mercy of Ibe ertrali,,_ •
nor the Crown at the mercy of the People. The only god/Jonas
if the Came palest arc competent to watek over the blare*, Of
both. I have been denominated the enemy of my country.—
(Crier fie ,ea) I feel happier than my rlvale,who are now marsh-
log in triumph adorned with flack ribbosse-t.its thinking that I
enjoy the hearts of my countrymen. Even that gratileailut., how-
ever, flicaid sever induce me to beam from my duty. t bell
always etteem It better corny% you that to Otero you, We have
a Government affording We pro:edlion and rational• freedom
to chide who live une.cr It. 'There are other C0W1,11.3 too, in
which men, ackunowed to the laws of thofe countries, may live
happily. mid the eltalalinon nt of any portaftlar fano of govern
ment, gives a Itielf a preference to that form of government, in
the country whore it is eltabiLts..J. But the abates whi, k I have
been pointing:oar, ant ermally kattelalowt la aft countries. If I
were to ItatAl fill I detailed alOthe altuk.s which, in this country,
we have to complain (You might flauketted a perfoo from among
the crowd. till the neat Elea: riot 1 True, se the Gentleman leas
°Vented,' mightiland fen along ume; bet if I thoshl be able, aftq'
all. to prefint a true pieSßre of thok Oaks, it would be fuch •
tacos would make the very [Perrone who lave aural them, bud.
der with horror at the Oen oT their owt, work. What arm, ham'
the prefent• Wieners deem to effcdt a change in oar fituatioo? No
retrenchnigtit has been made, though they inform us that many
deo rivatiohe molt b_ fatouitted to ow Oak pan Fran the Int Boor
we are to mount, without [crock. into the fecond, from theme
intd the thfrd, and if that be not fuffirkot, into the garret& But
why do they sot rogue the deferiptioss. and hum as were the
;wino 'heady in the garret mutt go ? He, teltourfe, mull betake
, himfeif to the cedar Bat there was Come perfoo there already,
and when matt, he be km ? He mull he thrill! out on the
pavement, or into his grave. 1 hey are (hocked at the pic-
ture, and afraid to tut you to what it may lead. And !hall
any patois dare, in fuels a foliation, to lay unhallowed bands en
the ',Jostler' of the cour kyo-lefourees which cannot at loch
a period, be ofd with tend in two d!fferesit waya—for private
mark', and oar the arcs of the Mate. T. the Barreek Depart
meat, as being one of immenk capeoce. and of (rantingly
little with/ , while at the fame time it is the moll uncontti-
Cutlass' of any other (pecks of defence, I moll be tinged in par-
ticularly alluding. if the one half of the turn expended In this
Bugle branch were luitowed on our navy. and, in rewarding the
eneritorit us Cervices there rendered to us, we would out require to
lay wet • farthing in barracks. Why are poisons /hen to pedals
who have perforated no Cervices to the State, while mnitorioese
Alava °facers arc unprovaded for? Why are honours more pro.
pen, belonging to the defenders of their country's tit name, with-
held from 11th men, and be towed merely fur the purple of h-
airiest; a corrupt majority in the two Hooks of Parliament. 'There'
is another fobjedl of abufe widish I RUM it my duty to mention.
Why arc we stimulated with Genoa& troops ? Why_ are hoglier
men ean out of the country, and they kept here-/ Can they deo
lutd England equal to hogbilumen 1 If Cu, why did they not de
fend Germany f Having detailed fume of the evils of which I
complain, I beg once fur all to be untie flood as fretting, net
apinft the Conflasitioo, hut again* the Auks which have into
allowed to creep Tutu the Coolatutico. lan confident that this
country has got fo mach danger to dread front foreign foes, as
from &mak encroachments; and that it wilt bt the fate of this
kouritry. as it kat been that of every other country which has
experienced a reverie of fortune, If It do fall, which I hope it
never will, to fall, nee from abroad, but In confequence of Auks
at borne. You, lAM coogineesi, will never want gallant Naval
COMM:Matra to vindicati your CAUL Sbr.pd.aud you hall always
Ind ate ready, to the ft of my ability, to *fart year right.
reviled every domeltie foe. I truce more take my leave, return-
lag you my hearty thanks for your diGnterefled fupport''—(This
Hei, war twat r I biresykoei wilt riaitfadifie ward. of yiNehattoij
ardly a bugle pertain, eau pt the pertkular friends of the MON
bar., quitted the lofting, an the occanon of chairing.
Sir FRANCIS wan then drawn through Breniford loy
the populace. and-the roads from thence to Loudon
refounded with ', Boßoarr aid tilers, for evert" •

The returned Members, Nicks.M:llA and Bynp,
were dreadfully befpatrered with mud during their
Chairing, mu! ow their 'cram to Town.

All matters confidered, it is mon probable, that a
generaleace is tir no peat distance. To new put,
chafers Inpto our Funds the linen's/ion of Inch • con-
tingency is highly important ; for to purchafe 3 per
cents. at about 60, in time or war, and to fell at too
on•the event of peace, is a produce of quick return,
and of teal moment. The /haters of Futtune's fa-
vours in the glorious Lottery Scheme jut announ-
ced, will do well tv profit by this hint.
Lift week, at a Court of Janice in Glafgew, a
perfun wa. cowrie:led of buying four gallons or fpirits
without a permit, and fined in 1501. The illicit
distiller was alto convicted, and being unable to pay
the penalty attaching to him, was fent to paint. At
the fame time, the keeper or the public weigh-houfe
in Glafgow was fined sol. for baring fix cake of
fniuggled fpirits in his cutlody, and the (piths, with
the hurls and cart that conveyed them, were con-
donned.Th:fe convictions proceeded on an aa of IA
fellion of Parliament fubjefling not only the fpirit.
dealers, but every private perfori Who receives above
two gallons of Spirits into Li, polfeffiou, without a
permit, or who is concerned in lending or removing
Each fpnits, to a penalty zoo!. The enormous in.
creaks of illicit diftillirtien fu injurious to the coun-
try in the prelim hate of ihe revenue, loudly called
for Inch slaw t and it is very much to the credit o
Collator Corbett of Plargow, as well at to the Ma f
giVeraith of that Obi& tint through their milt hits
begun to take effect