Star.
London, England, 1806-10-30 00:00:00

MINISTRY OF WAR.

TOTHI C AAAAA L$ CDMIMANDING MILITARY Writings.
THI 11.1tIrsCTsOF DI►ARTMENTI/ AND THE ►IIACI•
TAL COMMISSAISIS.
• 0 Paris, 08. lA, Mega
• An aggrei•m, new al well u uneapeeteti, has Weal the Ent•
petor to quit his Capital, aunt to transport hituftlf into the ntaillt
of his calks.

" His Majefty, on repeated proteftatbms of peace and Mend.
SIN had fern without diltruk the armaments of Profit. Hs was
going to real lot. inkliers to the triumphal fetes—the moment of
their return was fixed, and the Banal given. At that very moment
Prpfna give the Brod of war againft us,
mperor, obliged fuddenly to change the preparations
for peace to thofe of war, flew where the lament of his crown and
the danger of Les silks called him. He had (camely attired there
whin difpoStions, rapidly made, had preferred them front an love.
hoes, which was long meditated.
. 'I hat Indult. Gentkawn, ban appeal both to the courage of
t' ate who light abroad, ander the eyes of their Sovereign, and to
the seal of thole who forte him In the Interior. The talk of the
latter. although lefs glorious. is not Ws useful otters valued.

o flaring rlntiainZl the depolkarits of tbectinidenceof his
MaJefty, your efforts ihould redouble, in order to acquit yourfelf
of the truß,aod thou' I inertafc In proportion to the eldbeulties
—Tbe maintenance of public order, the prompt carcutnin of the
laws, rfpecially of thoic which may contribute to t►e (bereft of
our armies, the concert and hannnay of all the artlioritics,
Mould be m re than core :he objtct of your carts and of your
attention.

May the raperor. Centime'', in bringing back hi. armies
covered with new laLrelv, bad au equal lattai..,llion at krviccs nn
' dered blur In another way ; and when he colts hi. eyes Von' the
yield ear butte to the locative. way be be aldc to perceive, that,
with Ws so:or, your devotion ho not been let; entire, nor Au
adtiec. I fikete goo withdiainguiflied evohdciat ion.
" For the Minister a War.

M Tte Dinoltimg idadttir of d
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n of War,
D• 111At1."

THE MODSTPR prrirsINTERNM TO TILE lIREPECT
OF THE DEPARTMENT Or ssts...L,
• Hot.
•.The Continewtsl means meosommeedg the Emperor's mo-
deratioo Res not been able to prevent it. Franee ha. bees provoked
by a .'ores who Mu long been her friend, and what/ power
he has conMaalt. ly intimated. The Emperor could not be ether-
net& than Jul to that Sovereign ; be has Blare Wadi generous to
the lilt moment, but his Make how not hem acknowledged ; and
hi. generality has been repotted. The Emperor to compelled to
tamper. It Is in vain that fey withal to give pate to Europe, in
hotting limits to Ma own aegis& ; but as Inconceivable heridnefs
imports the acoompllibmeet of the* humane willies ; and that part
of Europe which the tcouret of war had hitherto refpated, has
• brought upon Welt all the fury and tenor It.
Ile territory of France will continue to enjoy all the benefits
of peace. To irseuk it from the ravages of war, the Emperor has
tarried it far from his frontiers. He to again going far mime
new dangers for the defence of his people. Let Ms people famml
him ; let thn(e who are called to partake of dangers tad glary
fly to the poll affaned them by honour and their country ! let
the facrifices of another nature, which may contribute to the fur•
ode of as, arms, be made with promptitude and timeless I It is
principally by a Arta execution of the lawn, and a ready obedi-
ence to whatever is contenamied by their authority, that each U.
tisen can prove his attachment to the Emperor, and the laterhlLl
which be takes in the profperity of his country. But it is imam-'
ban upon the public fonetionerics in particular to let an else=
the ablence of the Emperor mould operate as a motive for
hung their seal; tt is neceffary that they mould make it evident
that his mind lives in the might of them, and that they are worthy
of thedooke with which he has honoured them.
• let France, more tranquil from perceiving a degree of order in
its Interior Ws variable than ever, thus afford atellemni
to atm.
Island !mope of the (pith. which animates her—of the immenSty
of her refourera, relating from the unanimity of all her citizens
—of her confidence intim °ening that conduets her armies, and
ante devotion to their Sovereign, who has done fo much for her
happincfa and his own glory; anal who will do (Lill more for her
proeperity. when Ler enemies &all have been forced to accept the
gunroom I e en wide h he ban timer ceded to offer them.
Such, air, will he the (met acle preterite(' by your dmart-
mem. Vico: you contribute with all your eery, evil by
Magdorylaig toll poor means to their habit aunt in the duties los•
Wad Spa guts, and by every thing tile which can be added by
the peeks hsmortart moment ; and thus you will procure for me
the faiteaCUon of making known to the &opener that you have
foaled the extent of your duty.
*came, Sir, the affluence army puresteasibleratloo.
(Sititta) •C.M.lssFAusiY."
•
MINISTRY OF THE GRAND lUDOE.
T re! GRAVID•JUDOZ, follisiSTlt OW JUSTICE, Ot•IIO
OFFICIO OF THE LIOIOII Of 11011001, TO THE IM•
PIILIAL ATTCRVIES G AAAAA L OF THS, COURTS OF
CIIIIIIN•L JUSTICE.
• Paris, 0dt.17, IEVS.
" The eardrum of war have at length, Gentlemen. fecoadmi
ist eltabillhing theirdcpiarabk influence at the Covina Berlin, and
when the Emperor, touched with the misfortunes of Europe, was
tut intoning to plan the pace of the Continent soon Liftleigfoun-
idiom. which might at length allow the nations to breathe, and
. which Soda remove for a lung time the calamities of war, a King
whom In many motives Rutisc' have induced to remote; chicly
united with France, takes, all of a fuddles, an attitude menacing
to Rohm; and re, far from the moderation of the Emperor having
pat a Rap to thole unexpected dernonitratione of hatilities ready
to begin, they ban dared to di ,ate to Freda. Mdierions, (orb
conditions as, even in the mitift of reverfe' her suguft Chief
would have rejeeted with difilain. Moderation has its bounds—.
a Jul refentotent mull fucceed it when a nation is uutrageouny
Is-
felted, and when it I. provoked by aggreinon the nwit ince echo-
able.. May the Mood which is now going to Sow be fur ever •
matter of reproach to there Snifter Counfdlors who milieu] !Clogs,
and who, blinding them as to their real interefta, plunge thou into
, dangers which may fluke their thrones I .
' •• The Emperor marches at the head of Ids brave legions, el-
way. animated with the lame (Filet, always taithful and devoted
to him. let us,in the interior, imitate his noble and generous ex-
ample; and if it be not permitted us, as to our brave young mem
to fled our blood for the moll jolt of all caeca, at leaß let we
Agee it with all our efforts anti all nue means. No Erenehmen
can be indifferent about Inch dear interefts without Ming criminal
—but, independent of thole obligeions which are common both,
to public funetionados and other citizens, they have particular do.
ties to fulfil, and which they *mold always remember in Rail a
conieneture to we are now placed. Therefore. during the abase*
of the Emperor, all &odd redouble the* teal, vigilance, and se.
deity, In feel a menace that during his ahlakeitufsie (pint may ap-
pear to (elide among as and animate cvwwyy department of the pubile
admlntftration. Tiffs, Gentlemen. la prlaeipauy addreghsl to you
who arc fpeclally charged with the maintenance of public order
and with the profeeittion of crimes which may dant it Faith-
ful and indefatigable fentinelt, do not allow crime • moment of re-
(Fite or of flumba—attach muddles cfpeetally to the reprefiing
Mae odious crimes that I have pointed not to yea in the &col
letter of the 3d of this month--every thing which hurts the con.
feription is a teal wound to the State- 4c is by vigour and con-
Raney in the application of the remedy that the core Is effeded.
w In a word, neglat nothing In order chat yes may Wow the
coofiJence that Ms Majeßy has hoseored you with. Ind ORM
OM ho, at his return, may deign to approve your coodefft, with
Nen Refer you the (weed% sod waft glories* reward.
a. Receive, Gentlemen, the dormice Limy affclion.
(Signed) " asowtaa"

ADDRESS OF HIS MA J RSTY THE EMPEROR AND KINO
TO HIS ARMY:
v Soldiers, the order for your return to France was fiercely
Word, feared,' bad you approached the frontiers, when triumphal
fettivals were awaiting you, and prepuatloos were making in the
capital for your reception.
v But while we gave eutfelves up to this fallacious fecurity,
new attacks were meditating againft us, under the walk of friend-
(hip and alliance.
" The cry of woe refounded In Berlin ; and for two mootha
pat our attention had la- en excited more sod more every day.—
The fame Maim, the fame giddy fplrit which in confrquence of
our internal divilions, had, fourteen years ago, led the Pruffians
to the phins of Champaigne, pleaded over the councils of Profile.
They no longer 'Tithed to born Paris, and to level It with the '
ground, hut their °Meet was to plant theft eandards In the capi-'
tab, of our :Mk.. Hence they were folicitous to compel Sewn,
by an humiliating convention, to resamee its independence, and
degrade itfelf into a Prufilla province; and thus their final °Wet
was to rear the laurels from your brows. They want us to with-
draw our troops from Germany, in the very face of an enemy.—
Blind, infatuated men ! They may with for this mature, but it
would be much carter to dettroy our capital, than dm honour of
the children of the great Nation, or to fully that e'er allies.
" Their firft plans were baffled; they met death. defeat, and
humiliation, oti the plains of Champaigne But their experience
has been lueffettual, and there are men In whom the fentiosents of
htfred and jealouly arc never extioguithed.
Soltfkre, there knot one among you who would with to re-
tain to France by any other way than that of honour. We mull
never enter our country. but under triumphal arches. We have
braved the fictions, the Seas, and the Deferts,whlch all Furope has
frequently armed againit WI. For tint, our fame hes hem extend-
ed from the Fait to the Weft, and that we may now prevent our
allies from having to fay, that we monied to our country Nke fu-
gitives, or that the French Eagles bad been terrified at the fight of
the Pruffian artries. Already have title armies moved forward
againa our advanced polls: Let us, therefore. march, finer our
moderation has had no tired upon their infokent prefumption.—
The fame fate which the other army, fourteen year. ago faced,
await, this Pruffian army. They may learn that It -might have
been rely to have obtained power and increafe of terriory by a
friendly conneetion with the Oreat Nation, but that tts enmity
(which an only be provoked by the rejeetioa of all witikm mid
underßandiug) is more dreadful than the norms of the ocean.

" Given at our Imperial bead•quartera, at !Lumber', Odtobee 6.
(Signed) " NA►ot.IGN.
(Underfigned) Maribal Barr mai."

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'i APPEAL TO THE
SAXON&

"Saxons ! The Prufrtans have nver-ron your territory. I oasr
it as your deliverer. 1 bey have kreibly broken the conncetions
which united your troops, and have joined them to their own
array. You arc called upon to Clied your blood for an imercit to
which you +re not only itrangers, but which is even in oppofstion
to your hiteretts.

.• My army was upon the point of menacing Germany when
Tour tatitory was violated ; it *all mural to MMUS as foci se

' Pendia laembiavilledipd vane todoplifflowil, and rekixtocod the
exceed= *Morphs' whW'bahidJbabl ogoktft you.
liotora. yews Pained kid. dt Blot linatettoeVed to enter
inttinn afilanctin Woke to lb lidos If he has ko« coofatted
to the moditloos liespeded open YEN k boo only/ been in mak.
queoce of being compelled todokby **karst of the Paillant ,
was deaf to the MN width t Pruffloos offered
Mina MT 'wide. IWaS tie *lab Iry their armaments
were confined to the Pnlaa. a Minute did out
quit Berlin till your territory bellboy' Mkt
" Saxons, your &filo), la In Mar °iris I WILI rod remain
undetermined bttween IBA 11,14 beaffo tic
yoke, and thole who wed My oafs' to.
cure the exlßatee sea 11l iI Mut PAM% and
your natim. Thermos** Oftio will our Wet plot
chains. But what do I fay T Hare aid already tried own
experiment ? Have they not. fora tilbeepett. and every d.
fact to compd. your Prince to stelmokkillikAlkkretioty. *Bich
once dircdtly Imputed alma yon. enaddillit ha an lilt o
nations I
Tour ledcrendellee, your oonAketion. yN Serb tenet
then only atilt In the pages of imam/ t sad the Oaks at your
forefathers. Mali valiant lamas, would ellata ilens for Wring
your(elvre to he reduced tellner7 whitest reltkeriees t Limp
prepared for you fo long beforehand—and thus bgeyglizecritoeffes
of the &gradation of your country Mtn a Pm ria
" Wrest at our bead quarters et Eberfdorf, Ott ts,
(Signed) n•rutatits."
ORDER OF THE DAY-3d OCTOBER.
• The Martha's arc informed that the Emperor has crewed
Legino of thro North, under the command idElemerel Zertefelick
•--twuebirds of the Officers %tuft be Poles. IN sookieutoo of
this order, all deftrttrs who Mall be foetid= the 41ffortott paten
where Me army may arrive, Mail be provided with peaborts to
proceed to Landau, where the Legion Ilia be formed. Within
few days, kraal Pula Officers will jobs the different corps et
the ems t and it Is his Majefty's order that an sneer in every
corps Rod] be nominated by the Stiff to receive &feriae. and to
convoy them to Landau. The fiat corps of the Grand Army ball
formed r - where - - • will alto be formed,
ofthe Ad-

be at Mentz, weber carps
under tke Elng of Holland, which will take the Dam atilt .
vented Card of the Army of tea Nod'
•
- PROM ?Al ARA*.
" While the French army is already anfwering,
in an energetic manner, this enanifefloes of Prntfia,
Political Obfervers eaunot bin tarn a look back up-
on the incontiftency of his PrOan Majelly. The
fpirit of the 101 l note delivered by M. Kimbelfdorff,
la fa& appears to be as contrary to the rules of en-
lightened policy, as it is inelemt in hum and Mange
in the mouth of the King of Proffia..
" At the moment the Cabinet of Berlin wars pro-
(Ong a friendOst fo fincere for France, it warcon-
trading more intimate engagements with her toe-
mies ; it was becoming the centre and point of onion
of a new coalition ; it was fecretly felling half to
the power which pays for tuitions ; it only threw
off the math when its means of attack were all ready,
and it was the Englith'Cabinet itfelf which took
from it the honour of giving the fignal. For, the
negotiation, has in reality only taken as offenfive
turn, and the laft note of M. Knobelfdorff was not
delivered until the departure of Lord Lauderdale
was decided upon ; and another, and a not lets (hik-
ing coincidence lead. to fee that the King of Pinffia
only iofitted fo iroperioully upon having on the Bth
of Olober an anfwer to the note of his Ervoy, in
order to make the commencement of hollilities on
the Continent agree in point of time with the equally
ureters and odious attack made by the Eoglifh navy
upon the coati of France.
" On attentively examining the late note of M.
Knobelfdorff, it will be come), found of foreign taw
nut-o;3re. The Cabinet of Berlin has never fpoken
fn frankly, and does not underftand how to write is
fuch a Hile. This language would fearcely be fait.
able to a potentate whole flandards had beep invari-
ably followed by viftory, and who had always a
million of arms ready to avenge his offended honour.
It Ids becomes the King of soruffia than any other,
after having nothing dared either for or again&
France, the power of which be fo late pretends tar
diminifb. His Miniller Plenipotentiary refers with-
out ceafing to the friendfhip which he has ennikantl,
profefted. There might be much faid about that
Inendthip, founded upon his perfonal interel. En. •
rope knows what the is to think of a friendfhip, of
which every party has had in its turn to eomplais
and to tiara. It is very certain, that to the la&
moment France was willing to Rifle the militia(' the
had refpating the fecret difpofltions of the Cabinet
of Berlin. But does it become her to-day ? Is it
even poffible to diffemble hill the perfidy of the poli-
tical connenions of PruUia, when the herfelf takes
pains to publith her incontianey, and to expoli her
motives. Is it nut a ha, known to all the universe
that the Emperor of Adria, the Emperor of Ral M.
and the King of England, did la year count °pits
the co operation of Prafia ? Have they not gone fo
far as to calculate the fublidies the had received, and
to count the number of the troops the was to furnith
to the league formed by thole powers? The only
hope the King of Proffitt made them conceive, if it
be true that he only gave them to conceive hopes,
Wasa treafon sgainft one or other party, and evinced
much lets friendlhip for France than &fire to join the
ftrongeft, and partake of the fpoils of the vanquithed.
Thus, for a century, has Pruffia aggrandiled herfelf
only by managing to have !whit purchafed, even to
her inaEtivity.
" The envy whith the bad to Augria was fisffi-
cient to make her pertitt ; but it wa.not out of affec-
tion for France. The very fide of that note proves,
that the Cabinet of Berlin, which thought to have
finceeded to the power of Aultria, to-day to
torn againit France the envious and hateful fend.
meats which it has fo long borne to her. It difco-
Sas itfelf fufficiently in this tingle lenience in the lalt
.sote He (the King of Pruflia) who, more than
Owe had it in his power perhaps to ruin her (France)
tend who at this day knows but too well the pi °stets
either power.' There is more of regset here than
of friendfhip. France owes no fort of obligation for
loth avowals ; they difcover an enemy who was only.
waiting the opportunity to do mifchief.
.4 But, in fad, on examining that power of which
the Cabinet of Berlin complains Co bitterly, it is only
the fruit of legitimate defence, and a neceffary gua-
rantee. France has been menaced with ruin by four
Coalitions ; was it nceeffary to leave always to her
enemies the power of renewing their plots ? If vic-
tot y enfures no advantage, then may the 9anquithed
for ever contend with their conquerors ; it will then
be an eternal firuggle, where nations will only ceafe
to cut each others throats when they fall mutually
asaffacrlng each other.
" Has England not drawn ahundred times greater
advantages from her maritime fuperinrity than has
France from her continental proponderance ? Yet
(he has nothing abated of her conquefts ; while
France has left independent all the nations the hut
vanquiDaed ; even Aultria tees recovered the remelt

• ,
part of her invaded dominions. Ru!fie bat acquired
enormous augmentations ; and Pruifia has obtained
by ten years inatiion, move advantages than the could
derive from ten years fueeefsful Warfare.
n The condition.: laid down by his Majefly the
Kinn of Prudia appertain to a. Conqueror. Louis
the Fourteenth, at the fummit of power and of his
glory, would nut have dared to make ufe of fuch
language. We sinll not dwell on the third article,
relating to Weld, and the taking poffeffinn of three
Abbevs. Thefe Things might he fettled by mutual
agreement they are of too little importance, com-
pared to the real dangers of war ; they cannot be the
Inducement to it. Let us be content with examining
the two others :—The King of Prtiffia demands, first,
that the French troops 'DWI return from Germany.
They were not upon his territory, but upon that of
the Confederated States: he has no right to meddle
in their affairs. The troops which were on the fide
of Brannan were waiting the furrender of Cattaro.
Doubtlefs the intention of the King of Pruffia was
to defer that evacuation, and to open the Eaft of
Germany to the Ruffians as are already the Turki(h
Provinces, where the civil war is carried on with fo
much (ince' for the advantage of Rulfia.
" It appears that the Confederation of the Rhine
bas hurt the pride of the Cabinet of Berlin. It has
been pleafed for a long time to confider itfelf as the
arbiter o: ihe Empire of Germany. It lorded the
Diet ; it aliened to croft the views of Auntie, and
bad in fait deprived her of every kind of ofeful influ-
cam But, in fine, the Confederation is the refult of
the Viethries of France, and the guarantee of Peace
between her and Germany. Pruffia intended to form
a Counter Confederation in the North. But had the
for fo doing the fame rufous, the fame right, and the
fame end.
" This Confederation would prelim a radical vice
.4n the very fink, inaimuch as the Princes who were'
to form it had not emitted their free with ; and, as
rntlffinhas neither acquired by vifiories ear by pro.
teiftion the right to command them. She has Caved
neither Saxony nor }idle. The King of Sweden
tillitnfelf treats with her as an equal : and notwith
ftanding the imprudent hatred he has manifefted
negninft France, dill he removes from the field of
battle, where it is to be decided whether PrufEa MCI
doinitteer over all the Powers of the North. Such a
right feema to belong to Praia. least of all, whcfe
'rooked politics have in fuceeffien given difcontent to
every body. What would be the objeft of the Con-
Ilkeleration of the North ? Neither Denmark, Sweden,
in: Saxony, were menaced. Might it he for the pur-
- • loofe of combating the-COnfederation of the Rhine,
' the fytlem of which is purely defenfive. and ninde
aikimis merely common fecutity ? It would then be
the Inter/ft ef -1.1 Europe to hinder it. The fplen-
'dour of the 1714- the Hanfea:ic citics excites the
define of the Cabinet • f Berlin; but that (plendour
refit upon their independence, and France wines to
pteferve them in it for the common advantage.—
Even England is interefted in their independence.
" kiet a perfon but read the fecund part of the
t'ruMan Ultimatum : that Confederation was to
" embrace without any exception ell the States not
named in the fundamental ftatement of the Confede
*ado* of the Rhine." Thou, nothing was to hinder
Prulfia from putting under her pruteition, bade, the
twb late Elefloraten of Hefte and 'Saxony, Sweden,
Denmark, mid the Hanfe Towns, nay even Auftria
and Rao; nothing was to hinder her from pit:Rending
to an empire over 6o millions slf men. Throw* ex-•
travagant pretenfions are not more revolting than
ebnfe the announces at this day. In this (tate of
things, the Emperor tit the Finch owed it to the ho-
nour f his name, the goOd of his people, and to the
tranquility of Europe, to oppnfe every Confedera•
tioh which did not imply the abt.4ute independence
of the Confederates, and to de*roy all hopes of a.
league where the ferret intenet of England unceaf'
Tingly threatened the Continent with general coolie-
station." •
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
NATLII. Sat V zB.—The Neapolitan Journal has
publifhed die inftruttions given by the Englifb Ad-
miral, SirSidney.fltnith. (of which the Government
has the origiad) to Guariglia, the Chief of the MIAs.
Tha following is the commiffion of Guariglia
SECRET ORDERS.
. Palermo, June IS, ttn6.
• Major Guariglia, belonging to the Royal Militia of Palermo,
will 'ethic at Capri, and conform birnfelf to the following inßrue-
tions:-...T0 make all his puffins rife in infurredion, to excite
the country to revolt, to point out the books Which Should be
!given to pillage, to give the names of the perfons declared rebels
and taCIIIICS to the State, who should (offer military execution, and
to dine the other operadons. He Is to negleet nothing to pro -
cure all poffible information, as to the pottion of the enemy, from
Scales to Salernum, as well as all the information relative to the
gallon that it confided to him. (Signed) " stoner oar IT 11"
This order was accompanied with an inflruftion
in 14 articles, en the manner in which Guariglia was
..to execute the orders of the Admiral. To fay that
tilde pieces have fallen into the hands of the Military
'Authorities of the kingdom of Naples, isto announce
that the meta fecret intrigues of the Englitb do not
drape the .live fuperintendance of Government:—
Geselle de Image.
Lissom, SiPT. go.—At length the Englilk fqua-
dron, commanded by Lord St. Vincent, has quilted
our port. It takes away Lord Rofslyn, the Nego.
ciator Extraordinary, who has obtained nothing from
our Court. It is to the firmnefs and enlightened zeal
of the Chevalier d'Aranjo, for the true interefls of
his Sovereign, that Portugal is indebted this time,for
not being drawn into that vortex where fo many ill
advifed States have been fwallowed up.
Lord St. Vincent had only4ix (hips of war in the
Port of Lifbon, in as not openly to exceed the num-
ber mentioned in the classics of the futsfilling treaties;
but the remainder of his fquadron, compofed of a
much greater number of chips, was cruizing at Come
diftance off the coafts'of that kingdom.
nbaeousn, Ocronse 15.—A confiderable quan-
tity of provifions are collefting in different places
upon the Wiener, which are fit for
.eflablithing ma-
tt ism (aid, that thefe provilions are on ac.
ma-
gazines.
count of the Eperor of Ruffia, and deftined for the
Ruffian troops who are to land at Mecklenburgh.—
The fortrefs of Hamlen is provifioned for fix months;
that of Nieubourg for four ; they are, befidea, pro-
vided with all manner of neceffaries.
His Majetty the King of Holland has received from
the Emperor cf the French the command in chief of
the arm; of the North.

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MINDERS ELVORpORTfiII nitPARLIAMENT.
13'24 'et.
*l*-4(4llleuelhalenliwati: ,
Poleffre. 0. Vain}-.116i 1111 d C.'/SUNDAS, COMM in for Berk-
Dare, Without oppodtion.
•,,,• Gentlemen interefted in the prefent General Eledtlen, air
requeftpi to forarratil to the STAR-Orrlce, the Rate of the tifireo.
tire Pulls, &110
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. .
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONB O'CLOCK:
. Confab 6stf— for Novell4lll 6tH.
Onion= 4.--Exchequer Bills, par to 3s prx.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. R. An. 6011 ti Omnium, 31 prem. •
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. Iff India Bonds, as. 35 preen.
4 per Cent. met 111 Each. Bills, ts.dif. 3s prom
5 per C. Nayr 94 Englint Tickers 10 17s.
1 keg AIM. 17! 5•1 Cosgols for ace. j
Mawr. OcT. 24.
q. 5 per Cent. Goy. Detat—Ditto3Lper Cwt.
EzekaDge.— on Lon n,
We have this day given Come farther extrads from'
the foreign journals. We with we could add that
farther accounts have been received to throw those
light on the adual date of the armies, and the eonfe-
quences which have related from the difallrous battle
of the tath ; but though many rumours are cireti•
lited, we have not been Waco trace spy of them to
an authentic fource.
It is reported on the authority of private. Mai
Paid to have been received from Haliovet, that a fa-
vourable change in the affairs of 'nlE* took place
on the 17th irritant, after two battles fought fubfe•
+pent to that of the 14th. It was further dated, that
the fink divifion of the Ruffian army had joined the
Proffians, near Drefden, from which neighbourhood
the French had been driven.
Another report, pretended alto to be founded on
private letters, Rates, that Saxony has withdrawn
from its alliance with Pruffia. It is fufficiently ob-
vious that Bo AAAA RT. aims at bringing-about f9eb a
feparation, and it is certainly poffible that the dill
afters that threaten the Pruffian Monarchy may ope-
rate to make Saxony with to avail itfelf -of tbe.invi.
tation ; and we do not believe there is any other
foundation for the rumour.
It is alto reported, that the King of Pruilla has
concluded a peace ; and a letter of the 25-0, from
Rotterdam, received yeilerday. Rates that accounts
had been received there of the French army being

Irithioikkroiles of Ber
Wormantiota' there ration! rumours, but without
pretepd og to afcertaia their probability. We wait
for farther details:

•
INDIA.
The Following paragraph is extraftesi from a Di,
,patch from the Governor Genetal in Council, data
•thi O. of May, aloft, received on Tuefday laft at
the Eaft•lndia Houfe:
a No eiroumilancra have occurred, or la parlament are likely
le occur, in any part of India, of a nature to difturb the tranquil-
ity or our peffelboes, or to impede the aceorepliihenent of the at-
hogeesests ',villa pit !th Forth for the reduttion of our ripen-
. &we, abd the eilealoesteoloptcte reale( the public ininces.
•HONDURAS.
15y OCCQININ ftom Honduras, received by the way
of Bolton, it 'appears that fettlemcnt is under great
aiprehenlions of an attack from the Spaniards. The
following extraft is from a letter, dated
HONDOOAI, AeOVIT 22.

Here we arc In great alarm and bultle of preparation, in con-
ftquence of Information received from different quarters, a few
days ago, of a formidable expedition fitting out agaiuit our Set-
tlement by the Spaniards in our neighbourhouL
" The troops &Stilted for the attack are an their march from
all quarters to Dreestar, sedets naval part of the.exPedltion is
principally preparing at Campeschy, where a 3 of the gun boats,
deltined for the expedition, arc Rated to be completely equipped,
and they are to be Joined by others from Baecalar, and large vef-
kis from the Havannab, which are to Wail us in front, while we
are attacked in the rear ►y the troops. Nature bu done much fel
na, and we do not &glair of holding• oar ground; but bowels( the
bufinefs may end, the co:liquefiers mull be highly &Indigos to us ;
for if we find the danger as immediate as we buena/on to fear it
is, we ball be obliged to call in our negroes from their occupations
'to prevent their being cut off, and to embody them for our pro-
tenio*, as was the cafe In t 796 and 97.
" Brigadier General Montrffor who is here on (Crake, and our
fuperintendant Colonel Hamilton, bass bad tome eanfultatidls
here with the Magiftrates on the rub**, and preparations for de-
ftnco, and prevention of furprife are making.",

THE EXPEDITIONS.
A command, and a molt extenive one, is certainly
intended for Lord Mona: we have even heard fome of
the regiments named who are to compote this grand
army, and leveret cavalry have been mentioned. We
have likew:fe heard the names of feveral Officers as
Lord Moue's Staff ; but we believe all yet hangs on
eenjedure, in which date it may be improper for as
to detail the corps mentioned, or the names of Offi-
cers. We believe we can give the earlied authentic
accounts. The objet of this grand expedition is not
very dißant, and none of the Royal Dukes are men-
tioned as to command in it.

It is (Lill intended to aftively employ Sir ARTHus.
, Major General Hu.L, and fome other
alive and zealous young General Officers fpeedily.
Generals Wszzaszsz's and HILL's brigades, which
we detailed in the late STARS, will be the firfi regi-
ments employed in aftive fervice.
We fincerely hope the remote eqiedition,under Sir
S;sturs.Auctissury, has got the Ilan Of the French
force which lately left /heft.

THE ARMY. ar
- The report te.,r6ived of feyem or eight regicoents'
being to be fent to the Weft Indies:-firte, to attack
' Martinique, and then to reinfOfte our dittercht iflanas.
which we fear greatly irant,4lo(tieceiriatts;,WA hear
that the corps which we beforealerailetli/Slltaspole'
ahi" force. ' . .
• -
3.: Sir JOHN NPNaasalta HAYsi,Bart. is toaccompany
Earl Mona, the Conianainder in Chief of the grand
Anzong.the;rtglmente to go with Lord Motel, the
1111tret, Scots Greys, 13th, 14th, and isth Dragoons,
.43eneinia Ws ttistar's and HILL'. brigades, and all
the battalion* of the efl Foot, cr Scots Royals, and
Of the Inuilbillings, in this country, are mentioned.
We arc forty to hear that Lord BLANItY'S Regi-
ment, the 89th, Rill continues *filled with the oph-
thalmia, at Portfmouth.
Both thofe very able Cavalry Officers, Lords CATH-
CART and Rostra, it is Paid, will foon be employed
in alive fervlce.
The whole of the German Legion, Artillery, Ca-
.valry, and lolantry, is about to leave oar illands on
ferric,.
BUENOS AYRES.
ft wait fo currently repotted yetterday, that an
embargo had been laid on elie.leffels clearing out io
the River for Buenos Ayres, that we could hardly
doubt its truth. We arc happy, however, in being
now able to Rate that there was no ground whatever
for the report.
We underftand alto that this conquell is believid
to be in petted fecutity, two regiments having been
fent from the Cape of Good Hope on the ath of
Auguil,as a rehtforeettient "to General B116:FORD.
•
Yelled/Cy, about twelve o'clock, their HAJISTIRS
and the Prineeffes arrived at the Queen's Palace,
from Windfor.
Soon after one o'clock her Maiatry and the Psis-
ceffes honoured Lady Cm aite.orr a Film re with a vita,
'at her apartments in St. James's Palace,- and after.
wards vifitad the Prince(' CHARLOTTS of WARS', at
Warwiokihoute, where they partook of an early
dinner. •
Soon after two o'clock Sir SAMUEL, HOOD was in-
troduced to his Mattsrr by Vitcoont Howice, upon
his return to England.
His Mai airy held a Chapter of the Bath, which
was attended by
The (head Mater the Doke of Yost, Lord de Blaqulere, Lord
rand Sir Thomas Trigge ; Frauds Tsmafead, Whal-
ire;ald, and Deputy Bath King. at Arms; Sir lam Heard.
Qe.tleman Ufher of tke Red Rod, and Bruntiriek HeraiL -
After the ufual ceremonies for bolding the Chap.
tiro Mr. Fattens-was introduced by Lord ,
when his Maitsry was pleated. to create him a
Eight of the Illutirioos Order of the Bath, by
*aim; the (word of Rate over his head, and invciled
blm with the red ribband accordingly.
His Nigger v afterwards gave audience to Earl
Bra w CRS. Vi(2ollfit HOWIOR, and Lord GR. 61120142.

At five the Royal Family left town for Windfer.
On Monday a Board of Trade was held at the
Office in Whitehall, which was attended by Lbrd
AUCKLAND, Mr. V• 1131 and Mr. Gasvlt.t.e.
A number of Petitions were prefented to them helm
Merchants.
Letters have been received from the Cape, by the
late arrivals, which 4% I,llltign additional force of
1900 men had failed from that Colony for Buenos
Ayres, for the purport of proceeding againil Monte
Video, which rowers, it was underftood, would fur-
render on the &ft furnmons.
The firing that was heard off Boulogne, mentioned
in our Paper yellerday, and the day before, is now
onderftood to have been a fiw•de joie, by the Garrifon,
on account of the late rucceffes. '
The Royal Weftmoreland Militia are arrived at
Dumfries. •
We We authority to Rate that Mr. Mezzisn, a
tom of high independent charafter and principles,
wfti he prepared pe.a.Candidare for Middlefez at the
Freemargnt Tia Tern to-morrow.
We as it authorized to Bate that Mr. RICHARD 3. of
Queen's College, is no longer a Candidate upon the
prefent occafion, for the honour of reprefenting the
enirerfity of Oxford; in Parliament.—Mr. Aattor,
the late Speaker, and 'Mr. HEBER, of Braze.Nore-
College, are li Candidates for the vacancy made
by the refignation of Sir WILLIAM DOLllll.—The
Elation will take place on Wednelday next, and a
Poll is Rill expelted.
BOROUGH or SOUTHWARK ELICTION...-Thismorn•
Mg at eleven o'clock, the Hulling. as well as the
ilreet in front, was crowded with an immenfe number
of Biafora and others.

• About half pet eleven the three Candidates,
Heller. THORNTON, Efq. the Right Hon. Ginza!
Ti ' and Sir Tmomas Tuavots, Bart. appeared
of the hußings, each attended by a numerous party
of friends.

Mr. SHAW then came forward, and in a fuitable
fpeech of fame length, propofed their former Repre-
fentative, HENRY THORNTON, E. 'Phis addrefs
was received with great applattee. Upon which
Mr. Accoca prnpofcd the Right Hnn. Gsoros
TIERNEY j but to great was the popular clamour
that we could not hear a word hefaid.
Mr. Cuarsrormea Duacia, in an appropriate
fpeech, propofed Sir THOMAS TURYON for their Re-
prefentative.
Mt. HENRY THORNTON then came forward, and,in
a fpeech of confiderable length detailed his paßieric
vices, and Rated hir pretantions to the honour of being
re•eleCted. Mi. THhit parole's addrefs was liana to
with marked attention. •
Mr. TilslNey then came forward; hot we are tin.
able Ld give a conneeted report of his fpeech, in con.
eeqyence of the repeated interruptions from the po-
pulace.
Sir THOMAS TURTON afterwards addreffed the
EleCtors at great length.
A lhow of hands was then called for, and a Poll
demanded by the C.l.didates, which accordingly
commenced about one o'clock.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THtRDOCIV-90,.0R HOUGHTON
MEETING!
AVIDIIII6Ia.' OCToll IR 29.
WWI f ry:olFeirt, put Y rho. Mare, Fa 7111
broks's wity„,cion Tear at IC. sox —Six to
r.
Atil'A.Bintnloy:rgPili4Clsl-Icgliiisitt4oBt;":7.2;ll.*Cl7“:7;
LAM niers al ;lb beaelbrd Stawell's Dccri er,
two yr old C. jogs.—Seven 4 to WA Kneebeekle
Subfiriptlon Plate of sofa for 2 yr olds. 2ft olb and 3 yr okls,yft sib
. Mho allowed alb, Two yr old C.
C Banbury's ch. c_ Snug, I yes old - t
Me Howarth's b. 2 Ortietatdet 3 Ira - a
Loa Foley', b. f Blinviel.3 yea old 3
Mr. D. Radcliffe's b c. Man/Bebe, by Patriot, a in old
Mr. Mcllfth's br. 2 fat fbe.gook 3 yri old
Mr. Goeldburn's b. e. Neweoftleilty Oberotaa yrs old
Mr Calony's br a Ity Worthy., Mat of Decent, a yrs old
assira Gower.. b f spree, a old
Doke of Grafton's b. a by worth cut of Iforoby Lars, a yrs old
Two td t aift Snug.-5 to s aiLE Oninpade-4 to t sift Blow
ing-4 tot gift the Duke of antes*, b e
The Jodie awl 'b bu retiree.
Lord F. Benfterb's Beistefte, 4h sib beas,Mr. S. S. Prime. Ba.
roucbc, eft nib. Two yr ill Qs sbie-..Eierno tog on Sagatefte.
Lord Grofvencres Jafper, Eft (lb beat My. Howarth.' Plantage-
net, Eft slb. Ab. bf 50111-01Neo co ten Jeerer.
Mr. Mellifh's Norval, 12ft Alb beat Mr. D. Radeliffh's b. to by
Young Ediek, yR 41b. Ab. M. asp. To be rode by timelier/rm.
...Two to s en Norval.
Mr. Mellith Norval, Me. front Mr. Craven's Henry, raft elb
ex& Ab. M. asp. To he rode by the owners.
Getters! Grofvenor's Frleaffe, by Moorcock, 811 rte. R. from
Colonel Harberd's h. e. Mount, by hi. Lordthip,doss by Young
Make. Acrolit the Flat. Jar.
Mr. Wyodbasn's llehedoolL Eft 31b roe. sop fro. Ilfrj;Sbeasy's
Clatter, &ft 71. b. Ab. M. imp.
NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER M
Came in ten French brigs and five chore mereerli
all laden with brandy and wine,' from Boardeatizt
bound to Breit, captured by the I 71041111.14 of
40 sans, and HIZASD, of illgunr ; the Duni& Eaft
India flip Bekkelkon, Captain J. Czewsirrz, from
Batavia, fait from the Cape of Good •Hope, with
roger and coffee, for Copsahagen, pet ih. for necef:
fades. Sailed Cie FIAIICNAI4I, of j 8 gWos, to the
Eaflward; PLANT•GINCTLof 74 ganhand
of 74, to join the fled; Tessin., of 74*uns, for
Falmouth ; li.zurra toys, of 74, and' hirsovatte,
of 74, for Portfmosth.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER'S&
Arrived his Majefty's IMF* la Fr.s cots from off tbg
French Coati, with the las of her main Mall in is
gale of wind —Sailed his Majefiy's (hip Posoarr,
with a convoy for•the Downs. Wind 8. W.
Ocrosse 39..—Arrived his Majeltl? flip tiies-
verous, from Plymouth. Sailed the otweito gun
brig, on a cruize.—Wind S. W.
DEAL, OCTOPI& aft.
Sailed his Majelly'sthip Livelier-4 !rids icenvoy
for the Baltic, and the Swift Eaft Ina Pilot veffel,
with the Surat Cattle Eaft lndiamao, for the River.
Arrived the PHOLIt frigate. SPIT7III.II. and SATIIII4
1.141 (100 pf of war; and WRAIIOI.4I and POMOa
gun brigs from a cruize.—Wind S. W.
Ocrossa a9.—Arrived the Urgent gun brig from
a craize off Boulogne. 'Sailed this 'regimes frigate,
,Kangaroo and Calypfo floops Meteor bombs, Fancy,
Blazer Archer, Feeders, derperite, Tickler, and
Thregier gun brigs, Speedwell brl* 'and Arrow
(choosier on a cruize off Boulogne. Arrived the
Baffler gun brig from a cruize tiff Dieppe. Sailed
the A era • frigate, Bellcite floop;Tigreis, Indignant,
Bold, and Inveterate gun brigs for Dungenefi ; arid
the Dorfetfhire Eaft ladle (hip for the River. Wigd
S. E. with light airs.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 28.
A convoy for the. Baltic, and one for Tonningen,
,are appointed to fail from hence on the 7th of No-
vember.
GREENOCK, OCTOBER ay.
It blew the liver& ilorm here, on Saturday laft,
and till about three o'clock yefterday morning, that
bus been experienced for a nmober•or years. The
Hero, CARNoCHAN, and Pitt, Caw , wbith
had failed, were driven back to the 'rail ofifiii Salk,
and the Hero has had her Bern and rudder tom away,
in coafequence of running foul with the Lord Gard-
ner. The Duckworth, M.lvsa, from Limerick, of
and for this port, which was miffing, has been taken
by two French frigates, off Torry, on the itoth Av.
and afterwards deitroyed. Captain Mg's', and his
•crew, are arrived with the frigates at Paimpol• in
Bretagne. The Diana, hi,Lita, from Limeriektto
this port, is put into Lochryan: The Lonifai Moe-
arson, arrived here yeflerday from Honduras; patt-
ed the fleet on the 6th infi ; fell in with the Nutwell,
1-Donor, one of the fleet, for London, on the 37th
Auguß, in lat. 87. king. 75. W. difmafied, and
nearly full of water; 14 Commodore took Captain
DODDS and the crew on hoard his own fhlpvirtad af-
terwards let fire to the Nutwell.

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FROM LLOYD', LIST.
, OCT. 111.-4"affed by the Oteenwich, Alesaankt;
Hercules, Scott ; and Eliza, Purcell, from the South Seas ; Duck-
woeth, Wilfoo, from Honduras 4 Albino, Tbompfmi ; Echo, Wil-
ton; Mary and Sufannah, Clark ; Nereid, Ogle; Caftle,,
Plater; and the Orlando, Jackfon, (min Jamaica: Young pugs,.
Cole, from from New York ; Comm. ree, Brandf sed : and Choke,
Clark, from Oporto ; Siocalatlon, Bowden, from Cadiz ; Verona,
Aicken; and Bridal Tar, Coats, front Ones*. Failed the Wood-
land Cattle, Stmpfon, for the Cape of Good I lupe ; Sally, Walker,
for Berbice ; and Columbus, Wetting, fur Bremen.
OCTOBIR apo—Paffed by the Mesburn• tnd the
Freedom, Carr, from Hot.duras ; Venus, Gardner; Cls,rming
Kitty,—; and Ranger, Barton, from the South So.. ;Transkr,
Moore, from o:l2ebee ; Atlantic, (knees, fr‘m ; Alt, d,
Renton; and the Ann, A ticks. from Jamaica. Sailed the lieifi, a,
Norman, for Ellinore; Attentle, Michels ; and the Gebroders,
Ruts, for Hatoborgb.

ARA MAD.
In Stangate Creek, the Ellie, Betts. from Mogadore; and the
Slicker Mearns, from "slats—At Liverpool., William and Em-
ma, &may, from Malta--At Cardiff. Hende fun., Suntan
from Oneia--At Dublin, Pearl, Turpin, from London—At
Oporto, Efdalle' ik Fuchan, from Loodn.--At New York, Char-
lotte, Sinclair; Fatter, 'and 018 Phheis..Bidni, from the
IydewtAt Wilmington, Heart of Oak, from Ybsb la
The Jenny, Taylor, from Liverpool, la loft in Galway Rey,
The Jane, —....—, from Jamaica for .t.oiscion, has put into
Hampton Roads in Meer&
The Endeavour tranfport, Captain Homes, has been on (born
on Dean Point, and received confiders/de damage. Ate hi put
into Plymouth to repair.

The indefatigable:Madan:ll,lmm Fy.t, Wet fpoke with on the
013 loft. et milts eaft of Cape Clear.

Th! poop. Alargoret,Capt;ln Lamont, from Briaol for Glargow,
loft near Holytead.

Tharfday (Wed .1 non Leith Roads, the Nightingale hoop of war,
with a coovoy for the Baltic; and the Pincher gun brig, with a
convoy (or Haniburgh...

Friday faDcd from I.eith Roads, the Trsfty man or war, ix ths
Nom

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. eltmi)
Yellefday there Sellhns commenced before the
Lotto Mforna, Lord Etta a anauvo ii,-Barou Timis r-
oom, Mr. pilliee Rbnar, the R a edeine, &e. when.l
ineteen prifoners were vied, two of whom were car'
pitally coorifted, viz.
Mewls, Rkih for Healing in thedwellinphonfe of
John Jones, a fileer watch, two Mullin gowns, and
divers athft articles, his property.
W. . #4O and Sarah Afiew, alias Prier, were in-
&tiled, he for a burglary, and Healing various articles
of werairg apparel, &c. the-property of certain hod
gm, ht tEe dwelling-hoifffi'of Walter o.llint, in St.
Luke's, on the evening of Sunday, the a 2th of Oc
tuber, and the for receiving she fame. Collins proved
haring gone out a few miremes before fix in the teen
ing, leaving the filen' slicer double locked. All his
lodgers wttt out, ana *bed he rimmed, a little be
fore eight, the door was only on the tingle hick:—
SuPannah Milts, and her brother William, enume-
rated the different 'articles taken from their boxes on
the record flboy?„ 'entifilling of gowns„ handkerchiefs,
Ate. The of the prifimer, is Atkins.lleeet,
St. Luke's,. wore Marched, and fere& other things
&len on the oceafion, were found. A number of
insate:Wei& forlfAufe breaking were difeovered like•
wife. and wheit the crows were applied to the boxes
bioke open, they were found to fit the fraelures ex-
aftly ; one of the crows in particular hid a ragged!
MO; AIM *Of rirNy, oitsfibthe of the ruff remained
on the part of the box it had forced open. The rob-
bery happened 'MIMI- eight o'clock, and between
eight andwhwth& Witt** Odd the goods thus lloica,
to Noah Aaron, a Jew, for 4. aye. The officers
found the filk cinch, llce. in his bag.—The prifoners
auk. nix defenee...—The Jary, • under the ditoiftion of
Lot d Eflathemigit, acquit ted the woman, and found
the rther Okay guilty of Sealing in a dwelling
hoe& to theaWitiont of 4w.—.Heath.
As. MaSiereetwas iadi6Ed capitally for privately
11e4i*Innthalperfon of lobo Wood, ihrte.goineas,
two hag crows*, ;sod s (*owlet ; and Conviiiir Leery,
rue reerliviag die-fames kootriajt that money to have
heeß fkohlas •
The profeentoir gated, that on, the ?horning of
.Tinufdap, the 16th MIL as he was pafiit.gg the Strand,
returning from Pill mail iQ Chaudenffreet, he WV.
occulted by she grl with open arrox, which the clafp.
;Ibpdi. Sid itiddsoid This
"sof tillers

Niger. frit &able pat 4141. the propotry of L. Crow
.'tike 0 illebeilite; Ittprir'' did ilittUnted.
for hotting olio thairlett Aolidop,daopeor
Pea! =
Zietl
I'. for Noting komplett* of wood, the property ar
• .411.0 41-1"6•41 eeaf, vsZot ten illienca, the propcni
s karta
' V.Sforee.ll.lliiikpar istonlet tit WM and topper, the pro,
A e gam if is_
• Yolim,fer dwnewedemdasinst abet anklet, the pie-
' ; and
. • ,t4l4stbt refeittalidel *urine apparel.
• '. • dr IP isesion. I
41 . weed acquitted, 41111111110whons was •
who was erlifittatir ettlifted for a bur-
glary in the houft of T. Ftemthow' a bn,ther, ia
a rlccadaty, nil the mnroing of the kph of September,
. and stealing si cutting knife. The prifoner, it itpl.
- e pfared, had lett the feriae, of the profecutor *hod
.pine days, and about two o'dlech ors the above mortj-
• . . Ink the minfeeutts was alarmed ay a noise in hes,
4.46 end on r ing down he few the prifoner in ear
tedy. It turred one that the prill•ner had got in by
a gibe done t she watchman, id doing his ronnds,
pulfied the (bop door, and it gate way He went
en, alkspl if any body wad theta t when the prifoney
told him the piaci was all fife, and then, with a
knife in hi, hand, endeavoured tu get out, and a
*toggle took place between thefts in which he drop-
peed the knit' je and the watch/nut tore off a part of
his coat. He sin ot, and *as purfued by a gentle.
than accidentally paifing into New Bood-Oreet, where
lie wa. taken. On infpetting the entinting.hoafe ed.
joining the thrp, an iron ehelt in the wall had trident
marts of having been attempted, as the (lone and'
wooden work were cot. The coat and the tornffrag•
men, were compared, and erarefisonded with each
other. Thi ptifrner, in his detente, Rated, that he
was proceeding park 114 houfe, eery much intoxicat-
vd, to his lodging in Knigittibvidge,•ulten he (As-
ferved the drop-door open; he heard Come pukes
in the fhnp, and they afited who was there The pal-
loner alked, if Themes was infide, and he was an-
fsered yes, and defired to come in. He fat doer*
on the chiming -blow*. and found the knife on
The watchman then tame in, and he rollick tent re
talkie any thing More. Several botches froth Bath.
the place of the rainier's 'With. gave bin a good'
drafter. He had left it drat (even months Gnce.
aron TICO4 trots Obit, %tit that the pitfall indie-.
meat, In the manner it was 'drawn. differed mod'
• silateriatly from the nfnal fnetas df all Poch
%feints for ft 'dicrttint charge thelsordtary as commit.'
ted with intent to deal, and. therefore, it was deft/live
in the very effence of .he rapiel guilt. The dwelt'
charged, was merely that of a roving knife, ',aisle,
a,. 6.i. But wadi the jury were lati tied that h
twasliolen saki-view of embezzling, or converting
h to the pritonm's own ult. and not merely canght
up as a Vforepow'ollatimbiatioi+il to facilitate Ilia cf-
capt..thew could not find him guilty.
The ?rain was accordingly acquitted.

r'4.. rar4;und..l;ii-VA.... aie7--
orleiolaof his arm; and'l
they willed onto.,the top of /iUiers flreet, where they
SAplitd. Mack his pocket', and found bis money
ithile. alj.hpf nuefkillitig and a fee halfpence. He
Pirtle44k had .piceed his piclFo, for he felt her
/WA a mainsai before IsPott-his hip. lie celled the
'watch (the tidier priforter}end give her in charge,
• and they all went tosetber ro the eatcb.houfe. He
obferved the gift !Wed tice Watchman on the Way,
NW fie 'did 110.Whi'idftsit. 'fik lid. The girl was
feartbia' at 'tikelrittfiliotift. Sat nothing' was found
• bri___l43l" The etiVipti tit the night Was next era-
Whitt% lid Obi' A entiV of' his grain eat rate
'l(triiet ir lova, Mein' rates and the I*6 half
crowns .in the niter. The eatchrttatt• denied all
illinitieledge ot liodilhk diedey thrift theec, and tbeiury
•Sideptittkllfith, 860 toUnlf the 11141 guilty of healfng,
1. - • lit* dot pithe ta elf*: ribitiVelf the capital pare
ef ttle Chest. '1Y.,,"•• ' - - '"'''
r . The frillbw:f;74tiiiffielehiftferf of felonies', sit.
yesstileiltey, ' ifefee Weise tedforenotopkw,rwealp
• • I' psis at sairiela on, MI Ovlify. j
.j - 1 JAI .ii t, forfjoaling tot talliditolka, mil kootoi skate of
r . . iltag t popes lof T. Marritot.
. • • s C Hist (or ftcolif g .tot broti efrottldoom, two itolotos, twd
' lierivi. ~ did ether Waded. ter iitOphrty, at I'. Marriott.
, . J. Censor, for aceinee swot of pried taNdo. dot reopen/ of
O. Jeremy. •
1 . W. Arrow, fat &India tolli ofilli!oti. tle meaty of L. Crow.