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This day was pubillited„
In One Volume Odava, kiluitrated with Engravings, price so in

boards, - - .
THE ENGLISH PRACTICE of AGRICUL-
TURE, exemplified in the Management of a Farm in Ire.
land, belonging to the Feel of Conyegham, at Slane, In the County
of Meath; whit to Appendix, containing, brit, a comparative
Eftimate of the irifit and Foglifh Aloac of Cultur,:, as to Profit
and Lois. and, fccoodly, a molar Rotation of Crops lue Period
of Sin Years.

By RICHARD PARKINSON.
Printed for Longman, Rces, and Oran., Paternoftet row;
and J Hard.eg. :4t. janteb's ll rect.
In tAe Prete, end Ipsedily wi 1 he yubblL.4, by the fame Authur.
a new Edition of " The Experienced Fanner," in i vide. Zvi

" The fchnnners were entirely:laden with amatu.
nition f all kinds, and a confistetable numberlof pro-
clamati.tris in the Spanith language from Miranda's
pref., con-eived in terms well calculated for their
objeß, to inflame the minds of the Spanith Colonies.
" The fare of the adventurers taken mull be la-
mentable indeed ; their criminal rallnefs will bring
many of them to the block, as the Spanifh Govern
ment confiders them in no other light than pirates.
" The blood, which very likely is already fpilt,
cannot bin fall on the heads of the abettors and pro-
moters of this marauding expedition in this country;
it would have been much to be willed for that no
fufpicions fhould have appeared againe our Govern-
ment La this feandahus atfait ; but if the circurnhan-
ces Rated in Mr. Ogden's Memorial to Congrefe, as
far as :hey relate both to the Pi efidcnt and Mr. Ma-
difon, prove cnrreet, the confequences for the count, y
in general, and many families in particular, will be
too ferious to be overlooked, and they thoulsiartfwer,
not only for all the mifchicf, but all. for the thin
thrown on our Government and national. charader.
No great fagacity is required to anticipate that Straits
and France will call upon us fur fume millions of
dollars by way of cumpenfation, and we Mall be in.
defiled for this new bleffing to our virtuJus and phi-
lofophic, ceconomical Adminiftration."
Captain Wheeler of the brig Canton, who arrived
yefierday, from Savannah, was detained off the
Hook, two hours and a halt, by the Britilh (hip Le-
ander, after having twenty•fix (hot fired at him
Captain Whitby, in the molt in(olent manner, de
mended money for the (hot he had fired, to bring to the
Canton. This, however, was very properly refuted.
Boston, Jo me t2.—The expedition of Miranda
has ca mpletely failed. The accounts which give this
information appear to be dire& and particular : and
after Rating that the adventurers on board the two
captured lch.loners, were configned to an ignominious
death, plainly inter, that fulpicions were entertained
of the improper c nduift of our Government in this
expediii an.
Captain Dodge, of the fchnoner May Ann. who
arrived at New York in fixteentdays from Cape Fran-
cois, Rates, that on the isth and isth of May, a ge-
neral maffacre of all the remaining white inhabitants
of Cape Francois took place, and it was Paid gene-
rally. throughout that part of ibis ill fated island, un-
der the dominion of Defralines. The particulars of
this tragical event are briefly thefe :
Some time previousto the 14th of May, the greater
part of the white French inhabitants of Cape Fran-
cois were ordered, under fome pretence, to a tort
about three leagues from the town, and there con-
fined. On the night of the t4th, the refidue of there
unfortunate people, amounting to about iso, were
itran,i,led in their beds, by order of the Emperor ; the
blond tint Ity villains, not kontent with this; plunged
their bayonets into their bodies—mangling them in a
horrid manner. They then plundered the houfes of
thole unfortunate people, who had thus fallen vidiass
•cs the avarice and cruelty of dr! Stack Sovereiga --
On the s sth, it was reported at the Cape, that thole
of the inhabitants who hued been fent to the fort, had
been put to death in the molt crud manner, and their
lead bodies treated with the greateit iudignity.
CHMULASTOIII, Mar a 5 Vincent. from
'iavannah, informs thet a few days before he failed the
ftigara Ambit& had g,,ne on (hire 011 the
Colteradoe Reef, and wits obliged to throw all het
guns except fir overboard, together with her water
and provifions ; in a day or two alter the fell in with
he Ildefonfo, a 74, from HIV alle.lll.
who
_pore chace to her but was unable to come up with
tretrc.rwali. b ~
Cast.pamed
act, from
by thisthe pert thor,r4Hrthateinc.e.hapt, was
medhirn time it wasiheirdererrairatronhadthell-
lrfobuttidod a
comeufr.wich them, to have laid her aluoglide
std

Mr. WINDHAM purcuant to notice, moved for
leave ta bring in a BiU to amend the Aa; of the 4.2 d
of the King, as far as the fame relates to the Pay of
Officers and Men of the Militia.

The Afts were tirtt entered as reaJ, and Lo the
queitioa that. leave be given,
Sir W. ELFORII begged to enter his preteft
againll the meafure. It was the molt esti aordmary
proceeding he had ever witnefred tines he bad been a
Member of that Hoofe. He could not have imagin-
ed that loch a great Rate meafure would hole been
brought forward at feeble petitai of the Setti-ms when
mod aline Militia Otficers had left town, lupvtiag
noshing would be brought forward with reiped to,
the Militia this year. He could not fee ary }rood.
I rearms why a ditties Ihruldbc made h. tweet/ fivid
Officers of the Militia and:the Line. wit*. icived to
pay, with regard to which they had al.n•Ay. S:co
[the fame f•oring ; they both lerved (heir coma,
roAlany of the Militia Field Olficcrs we 1111. •now
f large fortunes. He was nut hintielf a 7171 Vt137.6
kotone; his whole pay was abfo, bed in two articles.
his contribution to the rnefs and houic ten: ;
when not attending his duty in Parliament, he was
always with hi. rsglment, and could not confequent-
iy retide at home. &fides !itch Officers tattered in
their private affiirs, from their unavoidable Waves
fruas borne. On thole grounds he proteft:3 agaiott
the diftaglion propored to be made.