Star.
London, England, 1802-10-22 00:00:00

IND" OCTOM u.

Pluctor STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOs
per Cllot.Cooffis 6plai.Oltro, tor No.. ore. 644.
Old p geOrraOsolos roof—New p pee Cm. MI-
-1•14K
PRICE OF STOCKS TIiFTIRDATt
Kook Stock :SR A:4r Urn Am" tpa
3 per C. act 67 belie Steam Sot
3 pet C. Cot 67 La p per COAL r/
14egr 4pa Ctst. 3. °Mims pit
3 per C. Aan. llogS6 Wwo 171. roe.
per CCM 1797, 100 i 9011 Col for Nov.

We have received Paris journals to the isoth inft.
The Clef de Wind, which is generally believed to
be amieltsia4 contains the anfwer of the Swifa
Patriots to General RAPP. It is diferent from
what be probably ezpetted—J• They have fent a
deputation of two Members to the Fla` CONSUL
tonsresko hit races. In We do not pretend emaly
to underftand the phrafe, but it probably alludes to
his conduit towards the Serifs being fo insonfiftent
with his profeffions of attachment to religion.
The fubjoined letter from Bale on this fubjea,
thugh evidently written by an adherent of the
French faaion, fortifies Tome curious details,. and
fo far as it goes, thews that the patriots are not
definite of flrmnefs. The Proclamation of the
FIRST Cougars has not produced among them that
panic and acquiefcence which the French party
pronslikd thensfelves.
Tilde Journals contain alio details of tome of
the difeuffione going on at Radthon. They fine
at haft to give time to the parties interefted, to
deliberate on the prudence of a new appeal to
force a point which will be well canvared, and on
which, probably, no decifion will be come to by
any of the powers till fomething be known refpea-
ing the part which Ruffia may now be difpofed
to aft.
In the mean time a ww plan of Indemnities has,
it is (aid, been prepared by France, and (übmitted
to the Ratan Minifter at Ratifbon. As to the De-
potation of the Empire, it was judged by the
framers of the Plan, in conformity to the mods.*
that has uniformly marked their condua, that it
would be time enough to communicate it to them
when the other powers were agreed. From this
circumftance we may infer, that the change, or
Any intention of change in the Cabinet of St.
Peterlburgb, was not known to the nal: Cousins
when this new plan was formed.
The difcuffion, however, of this new Pisa will
furnifit a farther delay, and in the interim-AGRA&
will become a former of plans, which will alfo
requlre difculfion and a farther wafts of time.
From all that we cai fee at mast, time kite of
Europe appears as far from being fettled as at the
moment of the termination of the war, if itbe yet
aaually terminated !
Vtsrumb OCT. 3.•141i11 I.suaui. MAPES?? has
granted a pardon to all the State criminals. They
are to be traniported to the frostier% where they
will be it at liberty to retire to say country they
may choofe.
Wehave received from tobetnia the difagreeable
intelligenceeltat his Royal Highnefs the Archduke
Qum, ss has had $ new fit of his milady. This
Prises is at the feat of Count Taaotstanwsooas.
RATISSOII.OCr. deritatioa.of the Ens-
lire held Telles-day its twelfth fitting. It was em.
played chiefly with different claims, among which
were thole of the Chapters of Stank., and Mal-
=dr. the Chapter of Cologne, his Serene High-
nets the Flea°, of Treves, the Prince Whop. of
Xempten, and the Abbey of Corny. The objea
of all there was to demand that fomething might
be determined in regsr4 to the fate of thole per-
k& who had acoaftitutional eziltence in the fe.eu-
larifed countries. The following claims alto were
• unmasked : 'bore of the Houle of Linange in Te-
pid to its pretenfions to the county of Saawerden
and Grunfiadt, and theft of Count OOLLSTSIII.
who requires an indeMnity for the Lordihip of
Waukee: The deputation refolved that thefe
claims ilionld be communicated to the Miagiers of
the mediating Poweri.
The Direamial Minifter having, in the Irma
fitting. reminded the fub-delegate of the Grind
Mailer of the Teutonic Order,. that be bad re.
ferved to explain himfelf farther on the fubjea of
the confiderable lota Whined by the equefirian
eider on the left bank of the Rhine, the Cub-dc.
legate emitted the following Vote
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" There is nothing but the Indent late of shiny
which, aotwithaanding every inters! that the de.
potation might take is the loiim fitialsod by the'
equation order on the left bank of the Rhine.,
culd damming, this aifembly to conclude, that
they were usable to proem* on the right bank an
indemnity for thefe lnlfes. Whatever may be the
sietpdt of the fob-delegate for this refolution, be
thinks k his duty to call the attendee of the dsiks.
nation to the following points which have not hOsi
emulate& ind a propofe to.it Wit would not be
proper far the rePhlsisw of and the radio(
• Ow Musters di the eqeeftthn meter, who have
bessiismil. dose Would Maw W ieigt NW by
fee Minolta; lis Mot the 9th ells at ik

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treaty of Loartille, is regard to'rimoviis
fequeiration from an the poitelioss of .the
esinserian order; &old be loon carried into
execution; ad, That at leak in' families hay-
ing pastime, and clomiciliated on the right
bank, the order of fueeeffion hitherto fubfifting
!bald be maintained in regard to their pot-
ions on the left bank-;. 3d, That a porefoi
of property fituated on the latter bank, if he has
a there in thole fawned on the right bank, cannot
at his pleafure, and withorit the content of his
male relations, affee or alienate the poiteifions on
the left bank as property of one and the fame
haute ; 4th, After removing the fequeltration, the
members of the equeftrian order &all experience
no obeacle to the ulterior difpofition of their pro-

pert'', filch as felling it. Ste. and that in cafe
they have poffeffions on this fide alfo, and that they
have no intention to refide on their poffeffions on

the left bank, they may draw on the right bank,

without any expence, the revenues of the latter
property, or the produce of their fate. The ins-
poffibfiity of giving a general indemnity to the
equefiriark order being acknowledged, theft advan.
cages, which are not contrary to the French Con-
Ritution, may at leaß procure Come relief to ft-
vend-families, who have poffeifions on that bank,
if the French Government were not itfelf difpofcd
to indemnify in any other manner for the lots of
their I ights. chafe who have property only on the kft
bank. The Sui•delegate, therefore, is of opinion,
that the Deputation should make to the French
Miller a propofal on the Paid points which are
to be regulated, and then form i refolution,
in which it will pay particular attention to the
other propofitions of the Deputy of the Equißrian
Order, fbr the prefervation of the Nobility of the
Empire."
OCTOSSIt Deputatite of the Empire
was this day to have held its r3th Sitting, but
it did not take place i we do not yet know the
realm. This day there was a conference at the
houfe of the' himifien of the mediating Powers, at
which were prefent the Minifiers of Meatz, Heie
C.affel, and Heffe Darmiadt. We have received
the unexiseeed intelligence that 'a numerous body
of Aufirian troops haanstrtft *ambled on the
frontiers of Bohemia _ upper Palatinate. it
is believed that they are for the purpofe of fop-
porting the pretenfions of the Court of Vienna to
tome difirias of the latter country, which the
Eleaor of Bavaria has judged inadmiifibk.
Oct'. 6.... The new plan of the indemnifies has
already been drawn up, and has been tnufmitted
by the French Plenipotentiary to the Ruffian DEC.
oilier for his approbation. Some difputes have
hitherto prevented its being communicated to the
Depotation of the Empire, but there is no doubt
that it will be communicated in the Sitting of
next Saturday. When this takes place a new term
will be fixed, it is Paid, for the complete and defi-
nitve eonclufioti of this affair.
FLOIIIIICet SePT. 01.—This morning at five.
o'clock our SOVIRSIGNS fee out for Barcelona in
the Beet waiting for them pt Leghorn, amid* the
acclamations of the people.
COlt WO V AUGUST 23...-40011 f GUMMI MOCII•
moo, who arrived in this Ifland as Minifier Dice
riipotentiary of his Majelly the Est PIRO% of Russia
to our Republic, has received all the honours doe
to his character. On the isth and reeth the Rut.
flan troops began to arrive in two polacres, and
the reit of the convoy arrived on the Inth. All
the troops having landed and taken poffeffion of
the forts and different polls in the town, the fol-
lowing Manila° was.publiffied on the morning
of the ask in the name of this branifier a--
“ The Enpusea of all the ROSSIASs my au-
gull Mailer, informed of the troubles which hare
difbrganifcd the Republic, and being deeply af-
faked by learning the evils to which you have been
abandoned by anarchy, has formed the generous
'refolution of re-ellablifhing among you order and
tranquillity. My saga Sovereign. faithful to the
treaties by which he has engaged to guarantee your
political exifience, has fent me to co-operate with
pas in his name. and to ream peace among you.
I. therefore invite all the inhabitants in general
and individually to fecond me,with all their power,
in this enterprife. The land and naval forces
Thich you fee afembled, will unite their means to
yours. They are defiimed to promote the reign
of public tranquillity, to enforce obedience to the
laws, and to the government, and to protee the
inviolability of its members, and that of all pro-
perty, both public and private. lam furnifired
with fufficient infirueions and fall. powers.—
, idanifell cilfpofitioni favourable to the efiablilb-
ment of public order by abjuring all hatred ;
range yotirfelves under the protecting nes of his
Imperial Majeily, and you will obtain an affu.
•ranee, by means of his powerful intervention, of
maintaining your independence, your fafety, and
general felicity. This is the only price that my
auguß Sovereign requires for all his beneficent
intentions ; and for myfelf I leek for no• other re-
ward for the care which I Oran conliantly employ,
than that of having contributed to this end with
ill the fervour of my_seal. (Signed) •
• Coot Ganes Mocaoroo, Plapoteatisry."

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Man. OCT. lc.—Great doubts at enteetida•
ed upos the quellion, Whether BOIIAMITI'II late
interference in behalf of the pretest Government
is difinterefted ?and molt men teem only te vary
upon the amount, and the motives of the pecuni-
ary demands made. upon the Batavian Govern-
, meat by the French. _ _ _

AFFAIRS OF SWITZERLAND.
BALE, OCT. 13.—1 t is confirmed, that Citizen
RAPP has not been able to perfnade the oligar-
chilli of Berne to conform to the proclamation of
BONA TARTS* The definitive SUIAPCT fent to the

delegate of BONAPARTS has been, the the lithetie
Diet eSekuyts would departs two of it: Menskre to
Paris, to ersightex the rot:zips of the Fuer Comm.—
The commiffion of ten eftablifbed by the Govern-

meat of Berne has refuted to difarra the new
Bemefe levies, and to reltore the Helvetic Senate

within the walls of their capital. It was generally
aliened here yellerday. that the Bernefe authori-
ties were determined to oppofe the French troops.
if BONAPARTE did not modify the difpofitions of

his pnaclamation:
To maintain their ufurped potter, the oligarchifts
of Berne are purfuing the molt rigorous and-arbi-
trary meafures. In every quarter, 'and particu-
larly at Argovia, thofe who are not their partifans
are thrown into dungeons. The fame meafures
are adopted in the cantons of Zurich and Soleure.
To convert all thofe who might attempt to coun•
teraa the Oligarchy and *e ancient regime, which
has been eftabliflied, a Criminal Commiffion bite
been created at Berne to try the dilturbers of the
public repot, revolutionifts, and the enemies of
the exifting order of things. This Commiffion,
which confifts of the molt violent patficians, mutt
go through its proceedings in a fummary man-
ner, and pats fentence without delay. There can
be- no appeal from their hntence, except when
they decree capital punithment, and when the cafe
bas been fubmitted to the Commilfion of Ten for
its approbation. •
The aims of Lucerne and Turgovia have hi.
therto refuted to furnilh their contingent oftroops.
The former of there Cantons is defolated by anar-
chy lime the CommlUion of the Provifional Go-
vernment has had the neamegement of affairs in it.
The latter, intimidated by the troops of the Petty
Cantons, takes no decifive meafure without first
,confulting Raniso and his afociates, at Schwyta.
The diftri& of Eutlibuch willies to feparate itfelf
from Lucerne, and to fond; Mina Canton.
Schaffhaufen hill eujoys Tome
The contingent Of troops which was to be raifed
there has not yet affembkde
The Diet of Schwyta has addreffed a proclama-
tion to the Helvetic auxiliary troops in the pay.
of France, to induce them not obey the orders of
the Helvetic GovernMent.
LAI/SARNI, Ocr. 110-4 t is not true, as Paid,
that the Diet of Scheryiz had difpatched ; courier
to Paris, and that the Adjutant of the Firft Con-
ful had fepended hoftilities till the return' of that
courier. The fail is, that the anfwer of the Diet
not being fatisfaaory, General Rarr demanded a
categorical one, and allowed four days, during
which hoftilities were to be fufpended,
We have -already announced that General RA
had fummoned the Confederates to reftore the
town of Fribourg, which they took poireffion of
polterior to the armiftice agreed to at Mouton
we now learn that this demand has produced its
;flea: the Confederateshave evacuated Fribourga
this town will be occupied neither by the Helvetic
troops nor by thofe of the contrary party ; the
duty of the place will be performed by the citizens.
We learn from Berne that every poffibk means
are employed to prevent the Proclamation of the
FIRST CORSUL from being circulated. All letters
containing copies of this Proclamation have been
intercepted at the Poll office, ai well as the French
papers in which it was inferted. The police of
Berne has fupprefed all the copies, which, not-
withftanding this preoaution, had got into circu-
lation ; the people have been forbidden, under
fevers penalties, to (peak of this Proclamation,
and orders have been given to arreft thofe who
diltribute it ; nay, in the canton of Argovia,
fe-
veral perfoin have been incarcerated for saying
that the affairs of Switzerland could not be better
terminated than bithe intervention of France.
General RAPP fet out this day from Laufanna.
for Geneva. The °Nell of this journey gives rife
to various conjeaures.
Ocrossa i a.--Yefterday the greater part of the
Helvetic troops who were on the line, received
orders to re-outer the town. None remained but
the advanced polls. We are afured that Go-
vernment is going to order the militia to be dif-
banded. The Berndt on their part, are difpofed
alto to lay down their arms. Whatever may be
the determination of the Diet of &heats, Come
RIM go fo far as to fay that general BACHMAN
has received orders for that purpofe from the
Committee of Berne.

Crellerill RA PP returned from Geneva laft night,
and this morning had a long conference with the
Landarnman. It is kW that he is
_going himfeAf
to Schwirs. The nWheiff the Frew)* troops
wilt:rare on their sank are listed to be 40. bat-
tam of infantry, tad Is regiments of tawdry.

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CORN MAREETS.

SOU lIISPIICTOLS 11111111L11 1/11.0114 MUHL
OCTOSIII 21.
Wiest, per Load, from a 51. to 171.

Barley, per Quarter, from il. 4s. to 11. Bs.
Oats, per (hurter, from 11. as. to
Beaass per Quarter, from 11. t4s. to 21.
Peale, per tr.ttarter, from 21.85. tai 21. 121.
NARII-LAIII, OCTOBER 25.
Our Market, fine Monday, has been Very
thinly fupplied with Grain ; yet, we note no Ina.
terial variations in prices, only a brilknefs in the
demand from this caule. FSE generil particulars
we refer to the Currency below.
Enslith Wheat, per qr. sos. 565. 6os.
Prime Effes, 655.
Fite Dantsic Wheat, 58s. 655.
Rye, 335. 365. (New) 4os.
Barley, 243. s6s...(New) 275.
Malt, W. 48s.
Oats, 1_55. 2.25. 241. Old 255. 6d.
Roil Beans, New. 31s. 335. Old, 34. 365.
Tick Beans, New, 28s. Old, 30s. 315.
' Hog Peale, 38s. 425.
Boilers, 455. 48s. New sos.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 41$. per cwt.
Coriander, 28$. 20 Sos. per cwt.
Canary, Sos. to 86*. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per Lail Fine, 371.
Flow, sos. 555. per lack.

The Kis° yefterday morning rode out on bode.
back in Kew Gardens, and viewed, as ufual, the
various improvements making for the refidence of
the ltoyal Family.

Their Mayssviws and the Royal Family will
leave Kew for Windfor to-morrow•morning.
The Speaker of the Houfe of Commons Racks
at his feat at Esa Griaitead.

In reply to the application made on Wednefday
to the Bank by the Omnium Holders, it was yet:
terday notified at the Stock Exchange, that the
Bank would take the petition into conuderation.
and fend an anfwer on Thurfday next. .
The Governor of the Bank is abfent from town.
Two houfes are takeft in Pulteney.ftreet, Bath,
for the term of fix months, for the accommodation
of the Duehefs of Yoe a and (bite: her Highnefs is
expelled there on Monday next.
Mr, Prey, we underftand, is going to Bath for
a fhort time. He is expeited in town on Sunda/
next on his way thither.

Yofterday morning the Earl and Counters of
Su AFT22lllll.Towith dkeir beautiful daughter, Lady
B. A. Coos in, and tuite, left town for Paris, on
their way to the South of France, for the recovery
of her Ladyfhip's health.
The Conntefs of GRANARD is arrived from Paris,
and hat temporary apartments in Piccadilly. The
difpute abott the Parrot will, therefore, foon be
fettled. The Countelli begins already to fing to
her favourite bird—" Pretty Polly, fay," Etc.
Mr. Coors candidly confeffes that he is indebted
for his corre& pronunciation of the Scotch diale&
in Sir Pertinax APSycophenit to his attending the
fpeeches of Mr. Donnas in Parliament.
The event proves that the rife of the Funds on
Wednefday was owing to the expeaation held out
by the Petition of the Omnium Holders, that the
laft payment would be poftponed to next Jaly ;
and Co fbrfguine were Come people that the Back
Direaors had only to read the Petition to return
a favourable anfwer to it, that in the early part of
yefterday the Omninm was at 0, and Confols 681
for November. This was the price at the moment
when it was notified that the Bank would take time
to confider the Petition ; but on the anfwer being
known, the Confols fell to-671 for November,arA
Omnium to lot, and this day to zoi.
The Duke of .Nortrota returned to town on
Wednefday, from a long and agreeable trip to the
North, where his Grace diffufed conviviality and
*good humour in every circle.
On Monday came on the elation for the office
of Mayor of Liverpool, when a very ftrong con•
Left took place between Puss BOLD, Efq. and
T 1
WILLIAM }Gorse, Ef . which lofted till twelve
o'clock at night, when 0114111 BOLD, Efq. was de.
dared duly aeaed. e numbers were, for Mr.
BOLD, SIC), Mr. HARPER, 492.
Dr. JINNIs has received from the Dowager
Esseasss of Russie, by the hands of Lord Sr.
Hasaires, a preterit of a molt brilliant diamond
ring, accompanied by .a letter from her laretsim.
Maparry, announcing her introduction of the
Vaccine Inoculation into the charitable ettablifh•
menu under her care.

The trial of the perfons accufed of having con•
fpired to fink the brig Adventure, off Brighton,
is eziketted to come on at the Admiralty felfions
on Monday.
Aletter from Paris, dated Olt. 17, fays, yeflerdle
about two o'clock in the afternoon, a fire broke
out in the cupola of the commarket, and made
fuch a rapid progrefs, that in lefs than two hours
this beautiful and light conftruaion was in a ge-
neral blblaze, and fell in with a horrible crafh. This
cu pole,
one of the molt beautiful monuments in
this kind of modern architedure, was more than
a hundred feet in diameter. The oration of it,
which is not older than 2s years, contributed to
the reputation of the architetts LIGILAND and Mo-
s.:nos. Affiftance of every kind was conveyed to
the place of the fire with that intelligence and
adtivity always difplayed on fuch occafions, and
which, at laft, confined the fire to.the (pot where
it firft manifefted itfelf. The edifice flood alone,
and the wooden work alone was combuitible.—
We have not heard of any perfon being fevetely
hurt, and the corn and flour were removed fo
(pectin'', that no great lofs will be fultained. It
it difleult• at preterit, to aflign the caufe of this
difagreeable event : we have heard it afcribOt.toe
a chimney, which had got
.deranged., and,
mne
firusim of 4 pb&mber employed in making w .
at the upper part of the edifice. In this
ri: if Zgsk we Sall fowl have pofitive information-

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DISTRICT ORDERS.

Antrim. Od. la, tßoz.

Previous to the dilbandment of the aid Light bra your, to
the cumplary good condo& and orderly behaviour of which
Regiment, even when difperfed throughout the great extent of
country it has lately occupied, Brigadier General HART, on
departing from that corps at Bethke., is happy to btu to:M-
iami, and has to exprefs his aloft entire approbstion.thereof :
The many proofs he has fo invariably had of the attention
to rod appearance, and of the moR OA& fohrkty in every
individual compoling fo many final' detachments, was a fuh-
of afinniflunent to him untinately that he has ken them
affembled with thole Officers who have initialed fudt di line,
to tuulpicuous in the cambia of this highly equipped and com-
pletely appointed Corps ; that to the very aids of &than&
snot, under the command of Colonel Sra neat, has adhered
to that order, and has exhibited, diftnamted, a fteadinefs
under arms hardly to be futpefred, :visaing ire him and
as the rqginunt the highcft credit.
To the Sajeants and Non commilioned Mem who ecat'
waded (ma detachments, in remote &mations, the thanks
Of the Inhabitants, as well as of Bripdier General HART, (Oa
thus taking leave of the Regiment) are *barge lisficularly
due. By Order of Brigadier General HAaT.
j. COVIIIONs Brigade Major,

All the foreign troops are at length removed
from the Hie of Wight to Lymitigtou and Monk-
ton Fort, there to watt till hips are procured tb
convey them to the Weft Indies, and to Cttahaveti.
Wednerday morning, the -firft battalion of the
Both regiment of foot landed-at Deal, from the
Alcmene frigate, and Sophie and Raven (loops of
war, from anernfey. They iminediately, marched
for Dover Cattle.
An intended aeduition of the Serjeants-of •the'
&lards is fufpended for the prefent.
A letter from Winehefter, dated the zgth
Pays--"' The Earl of BANIOILY, who commands,
the third Regiment of Life Guards, and the Comj
manning Officer of the 4th, ift garrifon here, this::
morning received Official Papers from the War-
Office, fisting, that the redneion of the Artily
countermanded." -
We have been informed that feveral Chip-build.
en, who had contrafted with Governmett to build
hips, and who were ordered at the firing of the'
Definitive Treaty to fufpend their works lave,
within thee three days, receivull orders to rerune.
and complete them. • -
Orders front the Admiriltji haiihkin reeeired
at the'difikient ports not to pay of wawa thipsr
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of war. *. • •.. -

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The Rita* tlonp is inunediatdy tikrat
difpatches for the Wet! Indies. • 4 ,
The Butwatite, of m, guns Captain /h in;. ii,
ordered to brvi&ualled for (Our months; and, to
fail with faded orders, it is fuppotc4 farllselfei
diterranean. She is to be manned frontbencher',
sips, and her complement of Maiines nre:to llq
augmented to the war eitabUiltment. ► -`. '
The ST. Pioaanao frigatnabapt.,Bmanan, is
ordered to be fitted for rvice. • ;
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Dlt eltit:L AII 1110.-01616 • Anyit appeared lay
night, for the fait timeL , as .Mi.. Oalley, in 714
7eshim fro, and experienced a very cordial recep-;
von. 'She performed' the.part throughout with~
an animation which renders• her a particular, ac-,
quifiti9n in the preterit Rate of the comie.:Aate,ri
Waouonrom performed Nay with satlie
dernets of a goodaiatured huland, Whitte fence of
the virtues of-his wife induces him, for the fake of
peace and quietnefs, to Submit too lung to hdr.lol4
lies, but who is routed at lait into a manly aitertinti
of his own dignity. Mrs. Motrarma was ex!
tremely intereffing Nigrrid the rest were, at;
heretofore—very decent.
Coml.:o44ms. —Lail night a young ties'
Homan, Paid to belong to one of the Public 0136esit
made his Sri appearanee on any stage in the •
arduous part of Othc&. He appears to pack *
confiderable portion 'of enthatafm, and has- evij•
' dently audied his author with form attention, or
rather the peculiarities of thote who have • erfOrtn.;
ed the part before him. His figure is •• • , but hip
deportment is not graceful; and he • • not teem
capable of giving fuifictent weight to the. charaiter
of the valiant Moor. Thefe defeat time and Rudy,
might remedy ; but thote of his voice are not to
be corrected : it is weak and monotonous; and he
moreover has an impediment in his deliver.--
His efforts to pleat; were, however,, generally apl
plauded, and on a more limited cage perhaps he
might perform is a Second-rate cat of parts with

Cooss's Igo continues unrivalled. Baum roe
made a very refieaable liana in Csfe • and Mrs.
Livamstai's Nei& was truly imprekve. The
invocation-- •
"O Heaven ! that red eeMpaciese thenVlL aafold;
Aad pet.4s. every hood! hand a whip.
" Te !ad the rafeal asked through the erotic!
Ins delivered with filch admirable feeling and
expreffion,•as •to excite three. general rounds of
entbufiaftic plaudits. , .
The love-f ck coxcomb and dupe Rderige, war
reprefented by Kezawr, with a minute attention
to the author's Meaning. It was embellifhed by
the mite and liberality of Mr. Hamel with( a new
(ers, uncommonly fplendid and appropriste.
Nekiestio loft nothing of her fweetnefs of dill
potition and affeaing love and innocence in the
poffeffion of Mrs H. Stnnems.
Mr. Law's, the Comedian, was yefterday fuf-
Sciently recovered to take an airing abroad.
PI/Tv THOUSAND,POSMOS are allotted for the
FirLdrawn Tickets on the Fief and Fourth Days
of Drawing of the prefent Englifh Lottery, which
begins on Monday, the 29th November. The
Scheme alfo conflils of Three trim of to,oeol.
Three of soool. and other Capitals of wool. goal.
tool. Ake. amounting in the whole to 288,0001.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six-
teenth fiampt Shares, are felling, on the lowa
terms, at NiceoLsos's Fortunate Office, No. s 6,
Cornbill, where, in the prefent Year,. Two Prizes
of 20,000 l: and soool. each were thld, divided
into Shares.

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PLYMOOTH; OCTOBER to.
hid Oi 31 MIN Capt. HOSETKAIE, to3tia
halliard ctilitioiima; of 16 gmo. Capt. DEL/awls. lid
Vawnialin. of 14 gam, boat. Tow, ha* with difpatellek
which arrived Sete by Adwits!ity tepiedh la ft night and this
Morning.
_ Wok alt of Itubont into CalKand Bay the Status, ot 36
pas, Capt. PILOWSII.

• COWES, OCTOBER It. •
Arrived front Charlefton, the Mantas, of Dresdelt, with
tee; and the American brig Fox, from Edenton, with to;
bum, to wait for orriera.--Captain Bunker, of the Fox, reprots,
that the Sip General Waildngton, frees the fame place, laden
with tobacco, vita towed into Weymouth Tete:day morning,
the !hip being very laity from damage received during the
'MS&

DOVER, OCTOBEK 20.
Lift night she Prince of Wales -packet arrived' from Calais,
With difpatebes for Government. No arrivals from Calais to-
day, but • veal is now in .

Sail this tide for Calais the King George, with, Lord Coleraine
and (site ; .tke Count& of Elgin, with Lord Borringdon and
fake, and Mr. Mask; alto, the Duels& of York, with Sir
Charles Burrell . Mr. Smith, Mr. iialner, Mr. Ball, Mr. Ab-
bot, Mr. Patna, Mr. Retby, Mrl Smith, and ten ores
guffaws.

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NAL, Orr. st.—g Arrived ind failed for. the River,
Petit'
from itiebee; Ralkes,Alinnoin. Men Jamie*
Sedulous, ingrhans, from Oporto. Wind S. W. blows hard.
GILIVISIND OCT. t.—,Paffed by, the "Lain t and,
Seaford, Mai', from Finl4, fraßt Pa-
lermo; Phoebe. —, from Lublin; Three Brothesk
from Groningen; King George, Turner; and Prime otM
Hanireil, from Wham% Ilay.Silled the Amsibinitui '
lir =near; Julep —"for Penfamla;Sekibakractosiaa
tee Hamburgh: Thetis, Rutherford; and iii: he'
Jame, Lineal, fur Peteribiorgit4 View (Hike'
Mr. 779 1.001.,000*. • •
NititMth. • •

Off Dover...-liaPe, Nrildr.KikeiftDe
Its the Crods—Albinn, Male [tons 4 4
In Tannomblkehdo—didsegty,
sad Phenix. Chuakl. fesql , ,
Off Fralmorstpliemia, !Meader, tr*Oikgagspkatm,
itootei,' hem Vlegiola. • • • •
' Leseetteeaaies,'Neeie, fres' Orate. 4 ' 1' • .1, •
, :.ALlfferealserrAsSielipm Phase. from LOIN& I
„ AeClydeP—J'egiVols• • it
' CPC:dixatittitee, rl•7odfrontara.
•
Calder, front th#Opieh • • "• '
. At madly, Manning, from i ;;i
The Nuophondall, Addikm, film Itottentin far
has hem on the Goodwin kinds, Om get v[. by the Del
concluded isito Ranipta
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Ad tices have been received free the Hatmeedds.
die Company's ihip the Herculean, Capt.liamed lkider;
bled kr Bombay and Bengal on the ith of May fait.
Hera lean was at lea, all. well, in Made 33. 50. Booth, ,
longitude 23.30. Balt, proceeding Oft her voyage.
.. The Hon. bid tehe.Cosepaay's flip the Tdliclierry, Capt.
George Wiliteld, arrived at Mo. de . Janeiro on the t3th of
ism; the failed Irma the Downs on the ijth Ap:illat
triL The Tellielterry experienced ray fool weathok
*huge& the iwek dosing very ribialt, and the wail Algid
Insellhe above Poet, in orderer** the digging t dot mil
.80100 was cog in two tai,i,wit;
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inerniAirstcoetomat to," • •• •.
TUT. Nierpor!,* Chirlo.ll.,oloii -DuatUrc-p3l
4texpool,'llot to Dol (Hie' of tfifth i:•41
Wedaddet : Vtaighti abi•ethe .liden chiefly
with vti&litld pigs; (hhtiOd:lbi Liverpool) and,:
in a gale of. wilicip 'the ''ptg day, twenty fist
of the hitter.** vitft4oierboa i, sod Roar Of.
the eows..4liffointed:. ' .

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After being' detained Its &versa clays, . .by tke
1
is wefterly, winds, tht Ifte of Main Packets
h
d Yefterdat feinnight, and experienced a morti
difficult pater t. but made good her janding on;
Tuefday morning. The evieningis tide rote to an
'mutual hei lt. in Douglas
.batbour, and flowed
with furl e as to force kom the breill-wezki
feveral tcinion eighteen. popuders) in the fort.--1
An
Several Cellars, near the Qiii, were alto ilood-.
al and the. iniindation, .*:fplie time, wore• al
very alaiming appearance: ';.:
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The following is the total amount of the wine,
Caved from the wreck of the Alliance, limos,.
from Jamaica„to `Liverpool, lately wrecked in'
Morecambe Bays-Tie' pawing. -a hhds. of rum,:
and in pipes 41.11hd‘ and s butt of.wine..
• The weather, for fain days pat, has been re-,
mutably fine, and mull- have proved highly be-
neficial to the country in general. The ferenity
of the air, and the pure azure of the flies, on
Wednefday• afternoon; invited great numbers of
people to the contemplation acme of the molt da 1
lightful fea-profpeas that ever was beheld. No
pen or pencil can defcribe, or pourtray, the beatvi
ty of the fcene —it was, indeed, " a fun-thine ho-
liday." To the northward, the large expanfe of
water, from hence to the coati of Galloway, ap-
peared fmooth as a mirror ; and fcarcely a pat;
ling cloud was reflected for a moment upon thcs
bofom of the deep. The (hips, of which there,
were (even) in view, _
'" Their foils A (mod, to woo th' Wilted brass." '
affumed, from their different poftureiand diftance,
an appearance highly piturefque and interetting ;.
1 whilft the fields in Scotland were diftinaly teen,,
in the richeft variety of tints that can poffibly 4
imagined. To the weft Ward, the ifle of Mann
furnifbed an objet not lea delightful than roman-
tic. The up)ands, near the coat, were mot
charmingly gilded by a fun-heam j at the tame',
time that the bates of the mountains were totally
'oblenred by a thin, pale miff ; and the bi-forked.
'fun3init of Snaffell teemed to be I
" Sublimely floating in mid dr." ' , •
The piaure, altogette!,* was loch as could nei-'
they fail of ittriaing:gener4 notice, nor of in 34,
preffing the mind with fentiMents of riverenceand!
delight at the infiuite fplOdur. .ittletY, and beau-.
ty of' thavis., '
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The following are the latelt arrivals here
Lord John ThPoe. M. P. Pgnor, Bfq. M. P.
Maack, Lady acid Miii Manama, Haw Governor Puwn
Hon. Mrs. Modal, Sir W..Growt. fir John Turner, Sirltiek.
Hoare, fkr N. Orefsly, Baron Siibb.C.6l. Netil, Major Bayard
and family, Mari itomond, Dr. Hill, Dr. Mapleton, Ik. Jack-
fan, Rev. Mr. Rev. Mr. Eyre, Rev. Mr. Philpots, Capt.
Bayard, Capt. and rs. Anstitrcins, Capt. 'and Mrs. Penrofe,
CR*. WPM*, Lieut. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Blount, Mr gni
'Mrs.Dino, 14r. Wad Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas, Mr.
lid Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Mack,
Wind Mrs. O.Wwyet. Mr. lad Mrs. Schuaburgh, Mr.onill
Mn. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Powell. Mr.. Mrs. and three Mils
Drewetts, Mr. Mrs. and MifsTenvoknd, Mr. and throe Mils:
Bloodells, Mr. Moyfey, Mr.sraylor, Mr. Granville, Mr. Jonch,
Mr. Scadantdre, Mr. Webb, Mr. Wllllania, Mr. Gardiner, Mr.
Masser, Mr. Rabbit* Mr. Clement, Mr. Potter, Mr. Bat-
ehdon Mr. Fitsbetbers, Mr. Purcell, Mr. Sands, Mc
Mr. Ballard, Mr. bownrW, Mt% Syncods, Mr. Grant, Mr.
Bevan, Mr. Balfiiider. Mr.HimkoblAr. Leo, Mr. Pipon, Mn.
Hawn, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. BliekkOtad, Mrs. Hartland, Mrs. F.
Crude, Mrs. M. Peorofe, Mrs. Mode, Mrs. Hopkinton; Mrs.
Jaws, Mrs. Mar* MroWelkrs, Mrs. Chetnd.Mrs.Welib,
Mr.. Harass, Mrs. White, Mils Rees, M 4 Dolphin, Mifs
Scott, Mifs Brovntria, tee.

MARGATE, OCT. is.

For three days pall the weather has been un-
commonly fine. The boys are again employed •
shoals of vifitants of all defcriptions have each day
left us for the warmer regions of the metropolis.
The King Georgt_packet failed yefterday,eritk
above an hundred pifiengers on board : the morn-
ing was delightfully pleafant, for every thing bat
failin , Abet* not being, to ufe a feaman's phrafe,
cadre Wow the pais 1 a pies of kef. The
7ve el continued in fight-for feveral hours, on a
eal
fea, the furface of whith was fm Both as a mirror.
By the help of a row boat, tise. was towed from
the ,harbOar to the Offing. ' L. ..!,. 3' 9 .--
The Thitneftavalry are to 1,04 fielciday on
Tuefday.ne*t. They are fad t4i ben fine body of
Neil- . -If the:ireitAet_p*#&."fifie; Their will, ,n 0
lonhti Aim theffelf- 07 ak _
..IhOteifida? and.fpr!
their bltie]iitkeifilb sidtalitilst.' -' . . . .•
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4. ,d,Aitr`l'M .e. 1. :: •,, 1 i
The Pnoco os,wes.aa,s.bastecra throw off`,, ant.
:will continue to do r°, if the; weather permits, dor...
,4 the hunting (*gee cesMoodefsgt rortfladoS
WeciaeldaYer at-PaticiAmMiadnilti and Friday
calls e liifl. ~The Sukferiptiun,E'ack, Tnefi
, 4exar, Yegi 'clod Satan4lsif thangh, 40Pi
. is not yet pofitively determined 0n.,;
In"
:.:Leettalk6ashit'leavesthierpkcett* the Mewl
;the begiantag of ellp -imfning- month. o! .. ct • ;
•r::The SubltriptionainiAdifighi;%iviodeigirri,
'numtioullYatfendettf7l4lfPratitkultenoured
the cominlisYsitlfAhis pea* Until afro'. twelve
o'clock. —The' dkterWlllofidWrghnefs's depsfr;
tune is not yet known. . - `WT . : '• . • f
' The vreettertils.dlY hiiiktiltilWderibly Mort,
damp and tem_peftaous thank:Wei yellerday. • A
(go violent gale
.kiltii , u6i,:scp,ospanied-witli
lieivy tief'fbelilig llt wefsMieitibgikpidotlesoff
Without Intetmlron the whole' day. Sir Joui
and Lady LADE, in defiatise,.cifthA
.blail, and the
fall defcenaink ran , walkeroklliiCliff Parade,
and through Ay of thep*kcipal Meets. Some
falkionalgesalfq vi tod the Saloon at the Grate,
where theriNtetan ' etlorttif trinkets,lrunbridgt
ware, and *1444-
The Duke,,degoairtismi;:m4 gr..witio Mr. 4
'retpeltable Solicitor, of 1 ' ‘:•. 7 - iMajnalliter4
ftlitaret wtopketgigisedAP - ;; d arrived
here, in q 4et a.perfon who 44.. idea dui
former, took themantherwere illeareli of; Yell
teSay, •on boirci the Bonaparte packet, in Shore.
,bam.Harbour,.,.•lt now
.. that he had not
altered the figuresof ado sintionred, but de
Camped from London, Withneaucal. of the DekeN
,property. The poor wretikwas dreadfully alarm,
14 ed when taken, and made all rellitution in his.
power, by reftoring the wlioleti What reMainetl of
nk the fu he had made fo free , vie. 4471...: •• ;
The Duke uniting to this mares honefty, as he
had many times jo a like way heretofore dctiy;
entrigled him
awith a draft to get payment of new
sooL morel hin, his 411.1;4 'had. whi a overPhu;
'Aced of paying to the nuke j, he TAO away with;
Mr. Watotty,. who accompanied the Duke athii
Solicitar..foomi the man. at Shoreham liarbouri
and wheal* linded,had affilience from the Shore,
ham Cullom. Honfe. He then paid Mr. WRIGHT
the money, 40: imasethately delivered it to the
Duke. „, ; ~,,,.•, , . ~, . , n...
Two very dreadfulaiiiilimisoccurred here with-
in thefe.few days; the firlt tea bricklayer, of the
name of 'Wood,: who fell from the feaffolding of
an unfinitherf houfe, and is Sage dead; the other
to the child of a Merman, Whofe clothes, during
the abfence of her parents, while playing by the
fire fide, caught the flame, and waralmoß inftantly
burnt to death.
Arrivals-Mrs. BELLAMY,. ME CROWN, Mrs.
ROBSON, Mr. and Mrs. WSlll$ and. Mrs. LUTICEIL•
Departures—Lady and lords Or as 1, Mr. Cr, u ow,
Dowager Lady Enna, Mr. T.Einethlr,T. Salo-
box, and Lord and Lady Dasannase.
OCTOBiII ioe
The tempelluous weather, which yellerdaypre-
veiled the whole of the day, continued to rage
throughout the night. At day-break the ftorm
began to fubfide, and was fucceeded by one of the
,finefl mornings that ever enriched and enlivened
Nature's works. Curricles, cheviots, and nume-
rous equefirian parties, have been palling through
the principal beets round the Steyne, and about
the adjacent downs, the greatell part of the day.
Donaldfon's Au4ion Rill is numeroully and fa.
thionably reforted to.
• The Marehionefs of WaLcs iLIT is at prefent at
Tunbridge Wells, but is expeaed to return to this
place in ale courfe of the following week.
Arrivals—Lady SULLEN, Mrs J. itOlgaTil Mr.
C. Muria% ' Mr. and Mils Vh13(141/110 iv tidy
Ds GEIMZTTZ, Mrs. Films, ligo. biter« Qin'''.
TON, &C.
Departures.'--Mk gad Dim, 11... Moesecrepa,
ito
iimies
Mr. TaDellp Mr. G.
,FirllTllll4,,, -, ‘- •
Lord LONo FO4D6 41D 41116, SAW kip.
age, is alfs• Nang tbjelpik .

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THURSDAY, OCT'afetiate."-'
A Bub ion Plate of 501. for yr olds, carry-
ciliat„
71C. 41b. and j yr olds, gat. olb. Two yr
old courfe.
Mr. R obfon's
.b. c. Pie Nic, 3 rs old - -
Mr. Cruffwell's b. c. Gulliver, 3 yrs did 2
Mr. Hcming's eh. e. Glead, by Buzzard, 2 yrs old
Mr.-Ladbrokes b. V. Rofeeta, by Woodpecker, i yrs old
Mr. F.l4l,=le's b. f. by driver, 2 yrs old
Mr. Jas. Edwards's b. f. Mifs Newland, by Waxy, 3 yrs old
D. of Grafton's eh. f. by Buzzard, a yrs old
Mr. Jofepli Farrall's b. c. Nttde, bl/ John Bull, 2 yrs old
Sir F. Standilles ch. e. brother to Eagle, 3 yrs old
D. of Qseenfiserry's tr. f. filter to Grey Pilot, 2 yrs old
Mr. Wyndlianis b.& by PotBos, out of Brighton Belle,
3 yrs old
Mr. Panton's b. e. Preach-horn. 3 yrs old - dr.
The Judge could place only rota.
Even betting Pic Nic and Gulliver agft. the fields
. Sir C. Bunbury's Whirligig. Bft. tzlbs beat D.
of st. Alban's f. by Buzzard, out of Rofe, 6ft. iolb.
Two yr old C. sogs. h. f.
At the firft Oetober Meeting, at Newmarket,
the Gentlemen of the tuff were all fo unfortunate
they could not Snuffer money for (takes for future
races. Thofe even of the largeft fortunes were for
the moment drawn quite dry, and, like Mrs. Pa-
t had not enough left to pay turnpikes. The
knowing ones carried away the money In innyk.
MATCHES AGAINST TlME.44tLaitireelra
220 guineas, between R. Jositi Efq. of Fonmoh-
Caftle, Glamorgartfhite, and Capt. Misaaw, 'of
the 15th Light Dragoons, was determined in fa-
vour of thelatter Gentleman. The- match -was,
'that Mr. jonss's chariot, drain 'bp four harks,
fhould run ftiam the Bell Inn, in-Oflouceder, to-the
turnpike leading into Chelienhipn. (a 'difiance
about ro miles) in 4.0 minutes; Vut it !laving bein
deemed necefarr to change hOrfes on the • mid,
the tithe was exceeded by fix minutes and a half.
Mcniday laft -another match' was determined Et-.
tweet the flame parties, in which Mr. loess bettild
pineas that he would travel p9dr'froni aloe-
cefieeto London, in his chariot and four, in
Sours. The diftenee' is about
"cOrdingly darted at four ("Clock In 'the ntornink,
igter changing' horfes eight *dines, reached
(Tibumturnpikent one o'clockin -,-i hour andahilf
itWti the talieltiPulated, being at the rate.orfit
tildes Per -hear,eiteladire Of unavoidable. depilates
rat iheidliferent fines. • 7 37.2

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MAIWON Hpuss.--flreftefiltdr. inti? foteiffirei, is
.'eittifitirtmetit'fbr his attempt OnihrTtlastlany was
r skain brought;befori. the 4adtb4Via. 'lle ip-
'pred to he eXtreine dej4itieth tcareely &tiff
711foi hill - ..:1 iitr'fpeak. - TO, pith** of i t
,liaffed at •*. "einlkunation iiii'oy .laft‘vi '
-toad in his'hetring.. He Mined inotiofilifs, and •
in filence. In addition to the former aildence,i4r.
• Canner* the City *TOW, Erratic: 406 bill which
lie had difchaimd fFom 4 ptililln the. filop *oflfr.
tifitiyin. • the Nl`• had fallen-. &two 'behind that
Painerof itie*lnfctittinethiouith it pent-
tiate4t Thelfarinelliad been natiftrily taken via,
in (Ira.. to get at the ball, rod nriallkewife PII)--
clucedin Cqurt. .. ' • . ' '
• • ' Mr:Vague; keeper of the - Poultry Compter, '
mentiorier that the' panne had-;• hi conyercatlcin
with'hint, owned that his Chriftian name Was Fitin.
toll, mid that he was a native of the Tyrol; but (till
=Wing to make known. his firriame. '. On inctrity
%goal ' tite LORD MAYOR, Whether WIT.' other iff.l.l--
*man prefent had anything toodd fii-the' inftir-
IlatiOn • Rgiinft: 'ale prironert - Mr.-Anclerfon, a
'merchant, in Philpot•lane, related, 'that a mill bf
the Tame perfcinal taPpearance had ,lately called" at
.lii-i.lrafaili-.. He *as hitnielf going Out as the infin
ciroe.to the. dont.' He aficed'iltit he 'wanted i
The rel4'wis, that hi 'wanted yr. •Anclerfoti.•;—
rWhen Mr. Anderibn mentioned,' that it was haft.
felt; and deni4nded-hisbafinefs i be Ognified a de.
Mile to peak 'with him in private.. This Mr. A.
deelined ; he then fiici hiwas in extreme difireft,
arid folicited ieliefinsharity, but Without any tile-
. naces. NU othei:eVidense of this:Tiiiinre was offer-
red by am person aft again,' 'the4tiforier.—the
patois taken'. fro*. • him are rfirirked with the
I name of Clair`;' Zation.—Mr. ClOrlre;o gnat-fmith.
in-Holborn, srakthrefore indrieed to attend and
;aped theni in` Ite Court. He knei•them to be
1 of his manufiteitte`; believed ;hate had fold thein
feveral years frhiei did not remember by whoiri
they had been purchafed ; and did not' think that
he hid ever before ken the prifoner. :He eftimat-
ed their original value at four guineas and a half.
The pifiols are very handfome, about eight or nine
inches long, and very little vtorfe than new. The
examination here doted : and the prifoner was
aficed whether he had any thing to fir, why he
Lfhould not be committed for trial i He remained
filent.—lt was-then mentioned to him, that the.
Loan MAYOR, on Virednefday, received a letter
from him, intimating .. that he was willing to
abide, without violence on his own life, the feri.
tence of the law ; that he defired not to live, but
withed his' condemnation and punifhment to be im- •
mediate." His Lordthip faid, that it was not pof-
fible to anticipate, in this country, the order of
the law ; that he mutt await in prifon the proper
time for his trial ; that he would, at the trial, have
very fit opportunity of making his defence ; that a
Jury of twelve men would decide on the evidence
of his guilt ; that of thefe, one half would be Eng-
liftmen, one half Foreigners ; and that, out of this
Jury, he would be at liberty to challenge filch as
he might with not to have the power of
in regard to his guilt or innocence.—The pri-
foner was then taken from the bar, and conveyed
by the City Marthal in a coach to Newgate. • -
The letter which this unfortunate perfon had fent
to the LORD MAYOR, was written with great pro-
priety—He retracts in it his firft refolution to perith
by abftinence from food. He fignifies that he has
yielded this to the perfuafion of the ecclefiallie who
attends him. He intreats to be excufed from the
future vifits of any but this Gentleman, his
confelor. He adds, that he is ready to die ; that.
he fears not death, but dreads left he fhould be
known. to the infamy of his family.; that he ha.
abfolutely nothing more to fay for himfelf, and
that he will fee or (peak to non but bit confect
while be remains oh earth. • • •
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