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Star.
London, England, 1804-11-24

'4thenoio peace whit their nrighbnors. that theirchil.
.dsan moltiply, may grow up and live a good
aid Rite, and their women no longer fear the tosna-
hawk of any enemy.
My Children, there are my words; carry them to
your onion, keep them in your memories. and our
friendfhip in your hearts; and may the GIZA? Snail'
look upon us, and cover us with the mantle
of his love. Ti,. JIMILION.
At the time the foregoing addrefs was delivered,
the Chiefs were prefented with the following inflru.
meat of writing on parchment :
Clods and women of tie Mize Maass of balm I
The Prefident of the United States takes you by
the hand, and invites you and an the Nations of Red
People, within the territory of the United States, to
look up to him as their father and friend, and to
rely in full confidence upon his unvaryng difpoft-
don to lead and protea theta in the paths of peace
and harmony, and to cultivate friendfhip with their
brothers of the fame colour, and with the citizens of
the United States.
We have now made the chain of friendflrip bright
between us, binding us altogether. For your and
our fakes, and for the fake olyour and our children.
we mutt prevent it from becoming nifty. So long
as the mountains in our land !ball endure, and our
rivers Row, fo long may the Red and White People
dwelling in it, live in the bonds of brotherhood and
friendfhtp.
In order that this friendfirip may be perpetual,
and to prevent. as far as liable, every caufe which
might interrupt it, it is hereby announced and do-
, claredbthtttthority of the United States, that all
belonging
landsto you, lying within the territory of
the United tee, hall be and remain the property
of your Nation, unlefs you !ball voluntarily relinquifh
or difpofe of the tame; and all perfons, Citizens of
the United States, are hereby Redly forbidden to
dißurb you or your Nation. in the quiet poffellioa of
the faid lands.
The Prefident of the United Sates feuds you by
your beloved Chiefs, now prefent, a chain t itrs made
of pure *old, which will never raft : and may the
Gazer Splits. atGR us in keeping the chain of friend.
Gip, of which the golden chain is an emblem, bright
for a long fuceefLon of ages.
Oleo under my band and tbe Wallington, tbe War Office of
the Wilted States, of the City this IStik
Day of jolt, is the year 004,and oldie bekomeenee of
brat seta.
Mina)

■. DIAIIIOIIIII.
London, England, 1804-08-01

that with the baling of Goo, we than viaorinully
maintain your Ma; w sTY'S Throne, and tranfmit un-
impaired to our defcendants the molt perfe9 form of
government which the world has ever experienced
for the praalcal happinefs of mankind ; firmly per-
fuaded, that this Empire will long outtalk the Itorms
which have overwhelmed the Continent of Europe
and temerity hoping that other nations now fallen,
may witnefs the deriruaion of a Tyranny founded
on fraud and violence, and cemented with
innocent
blood, and again recover their aixtient power and in-
dependence, as the bet guarantees for the future
welfare end tranquillity of the civilized worl. h
Bill which I have to prefect'. to your NW Errds. is T
CR-
e
titled
An Al for granting to Ids htstesTv a certain ton ot-
Moulit out of the coufolidatedi Fund of Great Britain, and
for applying a certain Sum of Money,therdn mentinned, for
' the S
ervice of Great Brimin, for dm year one choufand eight
hundred and four; and fur farthest appropriallus the Sapp—,
' granted In this Salon of Parliament:
" To which your Commons, with 41 humility, en-
treat your MAJIIITT'S Royal Allem."
The Royal Affent having been given thereto in the
ufual form, his MAIRSTY then delivered a moll gra-
cious Speech from the Throne--which we have given
in another parLORD Ct of our paper.
Then the ti•NCILLORs by bit
command, laid, • MIIEYTT'II
hfv Loans AND CaNTLIMCN,
It /Shia MaJefly's Royal Will and Pleafure, That this Parris•
went be prorogued to Tuefday. the 4th day of htptember nazi to
be then here holden; and this Parliament is accordingly Pro.
roped Tudday, the 4th day of September nese'
•-••••••-

HOUSE OF coNIHoHs.
The Route having met, Sir Fume's Mot.vmstsz
came down with a Mefrage from his Majelly, corn.
manding their attendance in the Houle of Peers ;
whither the SPRAWL, *with a few Members, imme-
diately went.
London, England, 1804-08-01

FRANCE.

•
PARIS, }LILY so.
There is a kind of fraternity between the Englifh
troops in India, and the Ruffian troops in Perfia.
While the former bravely defott defencelefs Mahrat•
tar Hindoos, the latter no lefs bravely conquer
and i•aiperfe Come difarnted friends of liberty in
Georgia. The province Imiretia has been occupied
by the Ruffian foldiers, without refitlance, under pre-
tence, that its mountainous fltuation was favourable:
as a refuge for robbers; when, in fall, it was the laR
refuge for 'Rainy in the Per Gran empire ; as, for thirty
centuries before, no foldier of 3 defirot ever dared to
pollute it with his prefenee. The great &Rance: of
there countries cattle' Europeans to lore fight botth of
(bete real and relative value and coulcquences ; and.
while we ate here combating and intriguing few fume
few towns, villages, or rivers, a no fignAcaoce.
the Fnglifh and Ruffians are cooper i..g provinces in
the tall, the revenues of which arc greater than thole
of molt kingdoms in Europe. We are lAAlChetirg
each other for pebble;, while they are decorating them-
Irises with real diamonds. The yearly revenue of the
late Englith conqttefts in India, is greater than thnfe
of the kingdoms of Pruffia, Naples, Swe pen and this.
mark, together ;and the revenues nf the Ruffian ttfur•
pationt, in Pe; fia amount to more this; thole a the
beredith and Danifh monarchs. Welve only one
hi pc, that Ride deftroyets of the h an race and
enflaver b of mankind will finally quarrel an.oag tlicm-
(elves, and that his Majedy our f..lnperor wilt Lc
CA.ltti as an uravire to fettle their 'difagreemcnts.—
, oared as Drinfirri.
It is imputing that the German Sovereigns per.
it !eighth min:nice and political agents to travel
r Astir tetritories, back wards 'and terwards, with.
11l any rxdtaint ar apprchenfton tom thc:r plots
d ithikilltiing that the example i
DrAki rseent. The to the
, tai•hin thee Litt
n moth, t.,:n Mccklen•
Yturga, SUOMI, awd 'Anita ia. L./L(4 he a:-
London, England, 1804-11-06

LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS.

An Appeal was yeflerday made by the Keeper of
Newgate, againil twain rates impo(cd on him by
the parias of St. Sepulchre, as the occupier of cer-
tain apartments in that prifon. The queßion was,
whether the Mailer's and State Rooms iti the pri-
fon, in the above patifh, were occupied by the Keep-
er, and whether there was a fpecies of property ari.
ling therefrom ?
Mr. Edward Kirby was fworn. He had been
effitlant to his uncle, the late Mr. Kirby, Keeper of
Newgate, twelve 'years, and nn rate had ever been
attempted on any part of the prifon until two months
prior to the demise of his uncle. The prifon is in
the pariflies of St. Sepulchre and thrill Church. St.
Sepulchre's contains two thirds of the common fide of
the men felons, two thirds of the mailer's fide, the
Date fide, and the common felons' fide, with the
lodge, keeper's hook, and tap-room, called the
kitchen. The felons on the mailer's fide pay P. 6J.
per week for the accommodation of bed and bidding,
for which the Rate fide felons pay 71. 6d. Thefe
conveniences are provided by the Gaoler, and for the
Dated Ilipend he furnifhes the prifoners with changes
of linen and other accommodations. Witnefs did
not believe that any advantage accrued to the Gaoler
by this convenience, as the felons on the mailer's
fide Rept in their irons, which deftroved the linen,
and the fervent' employed by the Gaoler became
ntore numerous. Witnefs conceived that the plan
was to the convenience of the prifoners fnlely ; as
on an average the money received for the beds does
not above pay the additional expence incurred by the
Gaoler. The average of felons in the Rate room,
for toe 1411 twelve years, has been about twelve at a
time, and thofe on the mailer's fide twenty.
It was contended for the Patith by Mr. Gt•aurv,
that the Keeper had a right to pay rate• I.r !lit ..lo.ve
tooms. which wercJrt wit by him, and :or wloch lie
teceivee confiderable profits.

It was argued on the nrher hand by the Cow Mort
611.111 ANT, that the wards ,m which the rates were
imp fed. ware the common gaol of the county; to
be trued a place of confine—lent, not of pleafiire (4.
profit. They had attempted to thew that it eit
plate t f Hoot ;h: t' ;nun! not rat: it ,11':' it
r. old I. s.t 084: PA,IffIS were tblialia 46171

:I:;;aticn—Agtur.',/.4
London, England, 1804-11-06

STRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY. MIL!.BANIC.
MESSRS.- ROBINS beg mnft refpeEtfully to in-
form the PUBLIC, that the PR EMISEa put up to SALE
by thena at Carrawara, on Saturday, the 27th of Oltober, were
not difpoted of ; and that they are ready to treat for the Sale of
then. by Private Comma.
Covent Garden, Nev. a, tgoe.
London, England, 1804-11-06

MARME

Saturday. Captain William Beeler, Catanialrv, in charge of
the army, Barham Dowin,to Mire hanky, daughter of John San.
bey. Efq. Diger. Court. Barham. Kent.
On Saturday latt. Thomas Wetherkead, Efq. of Wai•hano.
Sow, to Mlle Eliza Warner, youngeft daughter co Edward War-
ner. Ft+ of the fame place.
' Saturday fennight. at Southampton, the Rel. Wen. Grey, of
Lincoln. to Mil. Ann Perkina,of Reading.
London, England, 1804-11-06

TO BE DISPOSED OF,

THE STOCK IN TRADE of an IRON-
MONGER, in a large Market Town in Dorktikire,
fuD Eufinefa. The Houk, Stock, ece. to be taken at a fair valua-
ting. Fur particulars apply (poll paid) to Mehra. Furze and Co.
&HUI ; or Mr. Burnet, Salilbury.
London, England, 1804-11-06

EAST INDIES.

CALCUTTA GAZEI l'E, FEB. $3.

GENERAL ORDERS BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST NO•
SLE THE GOEIRNoI GENERAL IN COUNCIL.
Fort Witham, zEth February, 1804.
The Governor General in Council has appointed
the under mentioned Officers to be a Committee at
Fort William, for the purpole of invelligating and
reporting the Claims of the European Commiftioned
and Non-Commiffioned Officers, and of the Native
Commiffioned, Non-Commiffioned Officers and Se-
poys. &c. who were employed under the command
of Captain Citaztas CHATFIELD, in the capture of
Chinfurab, is the month of July, IyB,, to (hare in
the prize money &tiling from that capture, amount-
iag to current rupees 406,450, with the view that
the amount of the (bares of fucb Claimants as (hall
be admitted, may be paid to them, or to their legal
reprefentatives cr agents. From the above funs ome
eighth is to be deduced on the 6rft iafance, fubjea
to future adjuftment and di dribution.
P.Nor-Gaswai W. N. Casagaoa, Cdourianding at die
_ _

Colonel Putt s Tamara, (barter Matter General
Captain NV. S. Ga wan, Deputy Military General
The Chinfurah Prize Money is to be difiributed
according to the following plan :
For earls Captain •
Lieutenant • •
&dant Major .
St joint
&nadir - • • 3
Jeniniadar - • 3
Haviider, 1Q 'Tindal and Native
Dodor • llk t•yd.
Plata, ThtJal, Sqyoy Drummer,
Laker Packalee and Ittwely s-3da
The following number of European and Native
Commiffioned and Non-Cammiffioned Officers, Se-
poys, Lafeers, Puckalees, and Bbeeflees are dated
pretest in the return of the ad Regiment for the
month of July, 1781, the month in which the cap-
ture of Cbinfurah was elided :
a Captains, at . 130 (bares eat*, is sin
6 Lientansets yo ditto Aso
s &dean Makin 4 ditto S
5 Serkaots - s ditto to
to %Wars • . y ditto yo
so ibe n :nnilditdar.
yy 3 t
do. Name Donors I-3d do. 53 s-3d
997 Mitts, Titania, &pays, Dram.
11111 n, Lalears, Punkalets and
Distilees

Iso Sue'

bids do. 664 2.3ds
Total Number of Shares tsab
rheatument of the bun to be divided is, current rupees 416450
Prow which &dna fubjc to future adjuftrnent 320564
the meant to be diafibUtCd. current rupees 36439312
The *sawn of each Owe is, current rupees 1390
A Committee cenfilling of three officers not un-
der the rank of Captains, and including a Major of
Brigade, is to be appointed for the Rations of Bar-
rackpoor, Berhampore, Dinapore, Cluoar, Allha-
bad, Caunpore and Futty Ghur, and with the Grand
Army. The bufinefs of theta Committees is to
identify from time to time the perfons of different
claimants. Lilts of the claimants are to be reported
to the Committee at Fort William, and theft lifts
are to be made np at the offices of the Majors of Bri-
gade. Other regulations are added, with the view
of facilitating the diftribution with the leaß poftible
trouble to all the parties concerned. The whole is
publifhed by authority of the Governor Gettetel.

LONDON.
London, England, 1804-11-06

SURREr SESSION&

Yefterday the adjonmed Setfions were held at
Eingllon-upern-Thames, before RIC/11111D Evancl,
Efq. and the Juflices of the Peace for that county.—
There was no bufinefs of any importance tranfatled,
and the Court was up at an early hour. Two infol-
vents were brought up, one of whom was difcharged,
add the other, Mary Ann Cuthbert, was remanded
until the next SeQions, for Come informality in her
fchedole. Several motions of courfe were difpofed
of, and the ufual routine of qualifying bail, &c. &c.
wat gone through. The Court then adjourned until
the next SelLons, to be appointed and holden at
Horfemovger lane.
London, England, 1804-11-06

BAILIFF, FARMER, kc.

A_ .
MARRIED MAN, turr.ed of 30, willies for
a ,Situation as &Lift of Farming or Grazing Lands, which
he underftandr; alto Cattle, Sheep, and the man.gentent of all
lards of Stock. Has !lied formal years in tbc above capacity,
and can have a good recommendation.
Letters addreffed to X. X. wild.. Guathorpes, No. 26, Little
Newport-art:et, win be immediately attended to.

WANTS A SITUATION.

AS GARDENER, a married man, aged 30, who
cap be well recommended from his IA place, and who
particularly wines to engage hind& where there is a great deal
of glafs for forcing, to he has lived in places where he has beers
much tifed to forcing piney Tines, peaches, cherries, and frame-
forcing of all kinds • will undertake to cultivate a vine as well u
any man in the kingdom. Haan° objedisa to go as Gardener to
the Weft Indies, if a good &tsarists offers to his advantage.
Letters to be addreffeel (pod paid) ts T. H. No. 76, Mount
flrect,Grofvenoartuare.

VF.SEY'S Original SERIES OF REPORTS IN CHANCERY.
Now poi:dallied, and may be had complete in Eight Volumes,
VOL. 1.11.1 U. IV. Royal Bso. LO 8
lathy —V. VI. - Folio - 5 al £ta
VII. VIII. Royal 13ro. a to
REPORTS of CASES in CHANCERY, during
the time of LORD CHANCELLOR THURLOW. Lord'
LOUGHBOROUGH, and Lord ELDON; from 1789 to 1803.
By FRANCIS VESEY, Jon. EN.
Of Lincoln's 100, Bundler u Law.
•.• The Author haring thought proper to conclude the preterit
, Series of Reports, it Is recommended to the Purchafers of the for-
mer Volumes sad Parts of this Work,to give early Medians to
complete their Sus, In order to prevent any Difappointatent or
Difrivaotage that may In future be incurred from the ImpollibUity
of completing them.
London: Printed for Brooke and Clarke, Law Bookfeliers, Bell-
yard,"l..mptc-Bar.

Thla day wan poblilbed,
A New Edition, being the Firth, eanlideratdy enlarged, In two
Valence, Royal Oaavo,priee IL um dd. bound,

-•
. ,
THE BANKRUPT LAWS; containing EX-
TRACTS of the STATUTES now in force, and the
CASES and DETERMINA LIONS of the COURTS of LAW
sad EQpirY, including the moft Modern Decifions Extant; to.
g-ther with a collettion of the moll Ufeful and Approved PRE.
cEnettrs ha MATTrRS of BANKRUPTCY, and the late
ORDERS of the LORD CHANCELLOR APSLEY, Lord
LOUGHBOROUGH, and Lord ELDON, for regulating Pro.
eeediwp therein.
By WILLIAM COOKE,Efq.
Of lAneoin's Inn, Barrifter at Law.
0.• The }lilt Volume. coy tining the Statutes, Cafes and De-
r terminations. may be had fep.,ratc ; price ti.ie.bouol
Printed for Brook.: and Clarke, Law Bookfellers, Ben-yard,
Temple Bar ;and fold by the principal Bookfellera in the United
Kingdom.
London, England, 1804-08-24

CORN.

The frtuation of the country with refpeß to that
;ran! article of fobilltence Corn becomes every day
s fubjett of increafed anxiety, and the operation of
the bill for regulating its trade is every hour more
fenfibly felt. Corn, we lament to fay, continues to
advance in price. The (Mica of the ball, as Rated by
Lord Hawasseoav in the debate of the 17th July,
was, " tll. to render the prices of Cot's Ready, and
counteraa the dangers and inconven.ences of fee
quern flnetuation ; and idly, to encourage agricul-
ture by affording the farmer an opportunity of ob-
taireng a/air profit for his labour and his capital."
That the bill has tailed in the fir* of thole Micas, we
have a lamentable proof in the progreffive rife in the
price ot wheat from the moment the osculate was in
_ the fecond objeft
London, England, 1804-08-24

of our Government, was ;t to feted, once a month, a
balkon pro into the air, containing our fruits, in-2
fireman. of agriculture, copies ot our bed drawings:,
and models of our bell Rattles, even lime of our dri-,
mellic animals, as goats, (beep, cats, dogs, &c. which
may, fometimes, by Come iinf..rt teen accident, be car-
vied to another planet, snid, nerliap.,, filially being
about as ear), a communication with the people,
there, as with thole of Afia, Africa, and America.
We are, fays our philofopher, notwithllinding the
affurances of Nsw rota, LA LANDA, and other Aro-
li
nomers, entirely unacquainted with the heavens,
with tlkeir effees, and with the planetary fyftem ; but
a day will foon come, when another Coturesus will,
prefent himfelf, and CA,IiC prefent and part ages to
btu& for their ignorance and credulity. M. Msa-,
mat hints tolerably clear, that, were he forty years)
younger, he would be Mi. new COLlJOlHM—yoursal
de Paris.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
MARIIILLIS, JOLT 21.-4. BILL, the Dania'
Conful at Algiers has tranfmitted to the Coefuls
and Agents of his nation refident in the maritime
towns of the Mediterranean the following information:
" A Moor of Morocco, after performing a pilgrimage
to Mecca, has eflabliflied himfelf in the mountains,
fituated at the diftance of thirty leagues call from
Algiers. Being able to exhibit a few Juggling tricks,
which he pretends to be miracles, and leading a very
eaten life, as he obferves with great feverity the or-
dinances and practices of the Muffulman religion, be
has found means to make himfelf be canfidered as a
Marabous, a title of honour which has not maintained
its character among us, and in this quality to form a
very confiderable party a- tong the Cabailes, or inha-
bitants of the mountains, paily independent which
has been increafed by Tome nizl-dintents of ihis city
and its environs. This Marabout has appropriated
to himfelf the fen coati oppofite 4o thefe mountains,
and easell port called Jejili, ideated between Bong-
hea and Bonne, whence he limb diet a few fandaln, or
(mall bathes of country, carrying twenty or thirty
men, armed with muntets, so Weis the boats oc-
cupied in the coral Misery in tie neighbourhood of la
Calle. He has already taken fix or eight, the crews
of which, confining of fiftrfoor Whereat°, have been
condnaed to the moontains." As this intelligence
cannot fail of exciting alarm among the merchants,
whore vetch navigate thefe feu, M. BILL, in order
to allay their fears, hasthought proper to make known
to the Confute and Agents of his nation that the Dey
of Atones has difpatched orders to the Bey of Con
realities to march immediately at the bead of the
troops alder his command naiad this rebel, and that
be has fent three twain, to take, deßroy, or block-
ade the Candela* in the port of jejili, fo that no ap-
prehenlions aced be entertained in regard to mer-
chant vetch in there feas. Di. BILL, however, cau-
tions navigators not to approach too near.to the land
between &ar_m and Boone, until the pirates of
Jejili have been elairoyed.
London, England, 1804-08-24

DUKE D'ENCIIIEN.

The following is a letter, all it ten by the Duke d'E r •
cidszn, a alert time before his death :
General Ecquetilly booing Wormed me or the very great yd.
linnets with width you talk upon yourfdf the Ace of making
Immo to your Goveesimat my &fire to be moloyed in the
weft of the ram war, end of the kind ismer which you
mined with refped to me, I medi not delay returning you my
beam tin M% milesiseflias m ra hew deeply kaiak lam of
the hearet yun bum sibs he my behalf.
repent Mb wMeet, lir, what General Euinevilly no
doubt has amembeuel to you from die. The Waste nullity
in white 1 mortets• Min there& of Moor Is open to fo many
ghee. become Miry day aura odupportable. I urn only to
give your games, Goverment proofs of my paw and my
zeal. I due hope Mt the Ilagni will dam me worthy of com-
bating, by their ode, ear implacable enemies, end will permit me
to *ire Mr perils, sad part of thdr glory.
Entirdy devoid of MI private intend relative to my mak, my
tomb* hes so bar eb jnk than fame rank In your army, or aa
benourabie eammilem It Wm too mach from thee which has
hem merle by the memente of my Mily, mildest In England,
net to Mane me to watatain a hope of obtaining at happier refult.
Tau mei b 1 &fain *ram* RID Ms
difermon. UMMtelly k la ear Mod dray to forte di death
war beldam Sewerage, and air meet but It is ego a dear and
raft duty to me in fame my henafe&en, and to prove that
my grades/4 le as deep as It is difintached. Thb Mire, which
my been has Lag MI. Mem. store ardent eawy day. Do me,
therefore, the farm Or, ft @mains menerdidember with the
monoyes soy Met the theft likely to chain thin end, and be
alma of all may greMerfe. Mwe es my wieder diem and
dlitiagedbed callimsdes.
Diviiem, Doc Wigwams:.
Eurasian, IMAM. of Beim, Feb. is. alb*
London, England, 1804-08-24

LONDON.

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ash IN& do sleet ladb Stock
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per Oat Navy 061alani prat.
$ pie Cam. .
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sf FAO& Tickets :71.
Lon A. 17i Capfuls fad ace. $7

The French Emperor is fn vesed that truth Ibould
in any way reach his fubjeAs, that he has refolved
they Wall have no information of any thing going on
in the world. but through the medium of the French
prefs--That is, they &all know nothing but what he
hitnfelf choofes to communicate. Letters have been
feat by the Miniaer of Police, Focal, to The Pre-
fab is /litigious. and on the left bank of the Rhine,
which prohibits the entrance of all foreign papers
from Germany aid Holland. "This," lays the Me-
sitar, " is fo much the more necefrary when the grand
expedition is on the eve of letting fail. as Englills
gold and Ugh& intrigues would otherwife ufe the
newspapers of theft countries to change probable de-
feats into real wit:terries, and to diffeminate difaßrous
reports, which afterwards would be copied into our
papers, sod cafe uneafinefs to all Frenchmen, who
love the honour of their country and the glory of
their Sovereign." The fame paper fpeaking of the
Retention that have appeared in the different Contj.
nental Journals of the ambitious views of Bona.
mare, lays, " The Emperor of the French might
claim, not as a favour but as a right, that thefe and
&oiler abfurdities fbonld not find their way into
the papers printed in neutral or friendly Ratet."--r
In fa& his aim has ever bees entirely to filena
the prefs under pretext of its licentionfnefs. Did be
not call upon the Mainers of Britain. eking the'
late hollow peace, to hackle the free prefs of this'
free country? Yet now he boaßs, in the Hesitant, of
his ulceration in only prohibiting the entrance of
foreign Journals into France. The teafon affigned
is curious : " From the malicious, though ridicu-
lous reports, circulated in our circles within there lea
four weeks, no one can doubt that fame of Pair's
millions have found their way to Paris. In one Co-
ciety, the alarmills inform you, that our fleets at
Belt and Toulon have been defeated and captured ;
at another, that a wowed has funk our flotillas with
their crews. An orator in the Thoillery Garden
tells the gaping crowd, with an of eßed farrow, that
so,ooo of our brave reams have been drowned ; whit&
another fpy of PITY, with crocodile tears in his eye:.
publithes to his imbecile audience in the Luxemburgh
Garden. that the grand expedition had failed; but,
after meeting with a form, was repulfed by the
Engl, and that of sow= ao,cco only had
again fecn their native flans. is the garden of the
Pet( sis Royal, the den of Rock jobbers, there abominable
talfsboads arc improved otos, sad cuyidiry prams
London, England, 1804-11-01

THE TINFORTIINRE HANOVERIAN&

We do not remember a more deplorable Wince
of the confequences of fire than we laid before owl
Readers lalt week. The inhabitants of Chelmsford
were anxious to remove from the minds of the fur-
vivors any unfavourable impreffion they might have
entertained, in confequence of the fatal and unex-
pelted accident which had occurred ; but a doubt
arifing as to the military charaßer d the unfortu•
nate faffercvs, the Duke of You u was confulted, who
direeted that they Ihould be interred with all military
honours. Orders were accordinly iffued for the ful
attendance of the gatrifon on Friday.

The following was the order of procefflon:
A Fiekl Officer on borfeback.

A Captain's Guard from the oil Highland Regiment, arms
reverted.

Bands of the Durham and Surrey Regiments; drums mufilcd ;
bands and odtavc fifes alternately playing flow
and Colemu muse.
Clergyman.
Undertaker and AlBRavt. - - -

The thirteen CollinZcen— tainiTgtl;-;;;Tgled bodies of the
&reefed, Ugly borne bty the Wawa train, and covered
with Mahe= palls, fopported by their
Hanoverian comrades.
Two Hanoverian in cloak", as Chief Mourners.
The remaining Hanoverian", three "Wean.
Medi". Chalk, Staines, and Kellum, won' for the three principal

ere Mines, as mosimers-for the town.
The privates of the Loyal Chelmsford Volunteers.
Privatesirons the Brigades of all clae Regiments Li the
Garrlron.
on-eomerdffioned and eonnitiffrotied Officers front the whoa, In
the following order, brought ep the mar :
Corporals, Sajeants, Regimental Maff, Engineers, Enka*,
Lieutenants, Captains, Majors, Lieuten: nt CuLoads,
Colonels' StaL, Major General Deekwithi,

Brigadier C4nersi flunky.
The whole moved with flow sod folemn pace to
the church-yard gates,. where the firing party fell
back and formed a pallage in mourning pofitics,
with reverted arms and reclined heads, through
which the whole proceition palled to the church, the
organ playing a folemn dirge. The coffins being
placed on forms, and the troops Aationed, the fer-
vice was-read. At that fublime and beautiful pal-
fage. " The trumpet (hall found and the dead (hall
be railed," a paufe in the fentence prepared the ear,
for a grand flourilb an the trumpet flop of the organ,
producing a fublime and moll awful effect A very
affefting and appropriate addrefs concluded this part
of the ceremony ; the troops were again formed un-
der the command of Major General Bscrtwr r m ; the
coffins were borne to a large grave, purpofely pre-
pared to receive the whole number,and which being
departed, the funeral fermon was delivered ; at the
conclution the 4.ad fired three vollies.
London, England, 1804-11-01

LONDON.

THURSDAY.
ALL SAturs—tioliday
PRICE OP STOCK
3 per C. Red. Ann. 56
3 pa Cent. Coe& 551
4 per Cent 72} 73 72
s pa Cent Navy
5 Pa Cent 2797.

NOVEMBER I.
at all the Public 01fient.
:3 YESTERDAY.

Long Ann. 16113-16
OM 8.8. Arm. 54
Exclirq. Bills par is. dif.
Osmium 64 prem.
Confab foracc.s7lll

This morning difpatches were received from Ad-
miral Tnoasioaouon, on board His Majefty's Sip
Earns, off the Tezel, eating his having font an
Officer in a boat to look dole into the Tezel, to ffif-
cover the Rate of the fumes of the enemy, when it was
found they had lying there five fail of the line, eight
frigates, and about leo (knell craft, all ready for
lea. Should they attempt to come out there is every
reafon to believe they will meet wilh a warm recep.
tion and fah convoy to one of our ports.

We are forty to learn, that a dreadful hurricane
took place lately at the Windward ISands, by which
great damage has been done among the flipping.—
The particulars have not yet arrived, but a Gentle-
man who came home paffenger in the Rebecca, from
St. Thoma►'s, in forty-nine days, eflimates the lots
at 321 yards of different dcfcriptiona. We fincerely
hnpe, however, that this account may turn out to be
exaggerated.

Two Hamburgh mails, all that were due, arrived
ibis day. Several paffeagerF, and with them Mr.
SHAW, the King's Meffenger, came over in the
Nimes OF Wat.ss packet, Captain Dray, with dif-
parches for Government, containinginforfhation of a
moll violent infringement of the law of Nations hav-
ing been committed by the French at Hamburgh. All
the particulars have not tranfpired, but we underhand
that Wednefday night, the s4th of Oaober, Sir Gao.
Roust-Az was felted at hi: country refidence in the
vicinity of that city, by a party of French foldiers,
confifting of about 300 men, awl taken away by force,
to be conduced to Paris.
What mull the Powers nn the Continent think of
fuch a violent outrage ? The time bas been when it
would have armed the half of Europe to demand
fatisfaOion for the infult offered to the recognifed
cuftoma of all rivalled nations, but for Tome time part
the Continental Powers feem to have been quite pars-
bud, asif retrograding to a Rate of barbarifen.
London, England, 1804-11-01

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER si.

The Princefs Borghefe, filler to his Majelly the
Emperor of the French, fet off from Florence for
Paris, on the ift of Oefober.
The lalt letters from Rome announce that his Ho.
linefs was to have fct off from that city. on Tuefday
the z6th of Offober, on his journey to Paris.
On the a t ft the Prince of Gallitzin and his family
puffed through Nancy, on their return from Paris to
Ruffia, and alfo M. BARRIER' Secretary of the French
Legation, on his way to Conflantinople.
On the 18th intl. the Gendarmerie of Sarrebourg
orreßed, near Phalfb-urg, an Engli(h officer, a psi-
foster of war, called J. WILLIAM CIUTT,LLTT, who
bad efcaped from the hofpital of Metz ten days before.
—He was conveyed back to Verdun.—journal des
Debar.
In an article from Cairn, of the 29th of July, the
Albanians are Rated to•have gained fome advanta-
ges over the Mamelukes, particularly on the zscl, I
when the Albanians, who occupied entrenchments
which they had thrown up between the village of
Chottbra and another village to the ealtward, at-
tacked the Mamelukes, who were mallets of the
plain, their right extending to the village of Chal,
bean, where Huffein Bey was ported with his blacks,
big infantry, one or two pieces of cannon, and a gun
beat. Ibrahim Bey in the centre, and Ofman Bey,
with fosse pieces of artillery on the left. The Mame-
lakes were obliged to retire, and in the night t:.e Al.
banians attacked the village of Challacan, and forced
Basin Bey to fly, leaving his cannon and gun-boat
ballad him. But thefe events teem not to have been
Frocks/live of any important confequences.
London, England, 1804-11-01

momvar AcatICULT URAL REFORM

it has been a remarkably fine towing time, and mon
of the wheat is got into the ground t what I. up looks
very promifing. The turnips have come on very rapid-
ly with the rain, and will produce much more keep
than was at find expelled. From the corn that has been
threfheclove may calculate prettycertain! yon the quan-
tity produced. Wheat is,in many place ;much injured
by mildew, and will produce lett than the mildewed
wheat of aft year ; and in the whole a very confi.
&rabic deficiency will be found. Barley is of gond
quality, but thort in quantity ; owing both to the
little land rowed, and the little yield per acre. Oats
will be found an average crop. Clover, when in full
bloom, promifed an amazing crop ; the refult will
be, that much will not pay for threfhing out the feed:
the quality will be good. Store flock of all kinds is
neatly the fame u lall month. Beans and peace are
a good crop, and the quality fine. Corn has rifen
very rapidly. Perhaps when rowing is Sainted, wheat
may be a little lower. But little barley, as yet, comes
to market; nor can much be expelled till the dock
comes to &ay.
London, England, 1804-11-01

AAAAA CT OF • PRIVATE LETTS" FROM NMIEIVILON,

DATID OCT. :6, 1804..

A very extraordinary trAnfaetion has occurred
here : In the night between the a4th and asth, a de-
tachment of French troops, between two and three
hundred it; number, came in feveral large boats, and
landed about two o'clock in the morning on the Ham-
burgh Berg (or Hill), whence they proceeded to the
Grindel, the country refidence of Sir Grow, Rust-
soxo, the Englifh Charge d' :fairer for Hamburgh,
about an aglifh mile and a half from that city. Sir
Gaoac s, hearing a noire, looked out of the window,
and Peeing the houfe fun-ounded with foldiers, ailed
what they wanted? They told him they had fame
difpatches for him ; but he refufing to fuller the
door to be opened, they forced it open and carried
him away by force. having aril obliged him to deliver
up to them an his papers.
" Our Senate was in confequence affembled from
feven o'clock in the morning till five in the evening.
They feat a Deputation to the French Miniller, to
proteft spina this violation of our neutrality. and
demanded that the Englifh Charge d'Afaires &sold
be fet at liberty. The French ►Sniffer. it is Paid.
denies having any knowledge of the tranfation.—
Couriers alto have been fent off to Berlin, Vienna.
and Peterfburgh. Sir Giolle I has been carried to
Hanover in a coach under a (trot% efcort."

The following article appeared in the Mosier, of
the aath ultimo:—

■ Parameter, Oer. 7.

The Emperor of Rua having been informed that the Comm
dt 141 AL bad quitted Wasfaw, and we. rain; to Rufta, where
he was to have the conferences announced be:ore-baud with per-
NM cam fled from England, would not fuffer thrift conferences
to take place in his SULKS. Mc has made known to the Count
del ILL!, that having had relations with the French Government,
having ftened with it (rectal treaties, and that Government hoe-
ing born recognized in Rolla face she treaty of Ike, he would
not (tact any third to take place which might induce it to be
thought that the Costs of Rolla bad changed its (yam and ari-
lskin upon the futicet.'

We do not helitate to pronounce th's pretended
letter from St. Psterfburgb an impudent fabrication
from the Paris manufadlory. Cass any man, who
fees the mimic relations between France and RulLa,
be weak enough to believe, that the generous
ALL sa, sbo mourns and laments the fate cf
London, England, 1804-02-15

IiENAMKK.

Coraausoss. Jar. 28.—The Engtills Soo, ofwar
0 s, which run aground in the Cattegat, and
put into 11.16neur,is repaired there, and read-y to fail.
From the 14th to the ,9th. three [hips have paged
the Sound.
The kit sews from the Northlands are very ere.
lancholy. The weather bat fumtner was fo wet and
Ronny. that the cora could not ripen t the bay fan-
ed,• and the tag could not be dried t fo that they are
almot without corn, food for the cattle, and tiring.
In Tome places they have been obliged to pull down
what houfeslhey could (pare for fuel ieight of their
Wei alto have periChed, which is the more unions-
nat. 's. by die lots of a Chip, many families ate re-
duced to poverty.
One hundred and fifty to two hundred families
often have their whole prbperty embarked in one of
theft }hips. Nordland, Or the Northlands') is the
pert of Sweden at ;he upper end of the Gulph of
&Mai*, and contains sy.ooo inhabitants.
The Sihery too. as well there as on the Nerds
Coati of Norway, is by far not Co prodoeiie as for-
merly I many (hips that were fent to the Northlands
to get 6111, returned without cargoes. This decline
of the Meg is afcribed to the generally introduced
make of burning the (ea weed-.
London, England, 1804-02-15

eiltAlliltir.

Vaasa. jfut. ts.—As our differences with Bane.
tieing we yet lastly adjalied, and the critical fitua.
ties of the Continent dim aads at kali vigilance and
preeaatioo, oar Court has ordered the formation of
thee *relies epos the frontiers of Bavaria. The fira
is artisans in Bohemia. ands the command of
Prince Lseersusesen. It is emptied chine reifi•
noon of cavalry and isfanery, and a large warn of
many, from the arfenal of Bedrock's. and other
fortreGas under the command of the General of Ar-
tillery. Swaaassota. Tlle fecotsd army, under the
command of Lieutenant-General Prince 81•11ITZIN-
psaa. ie provifientally affeurbbng near Lime, and
will confill of so goo men. The troops for this army
are drawn from the praises of "Upper and Lower
Maria. The artillery of this camp is to be com-
mended by Gen. Scaasaaa. The third army is col.
leaks in Upper Suable end in the Tyrol. and is to
he mood numerous than either of the former # but hs
eamonaader is sot yet appointed. It is laid byre, that.
theft, though purely defenfive meafures, have occa-
feesui the warlike preparations of the French in Italy,
mad the augmentation of their troops along the
Rhine. We are, however, perfatlT convinced here,
that oak& a clots'. cony ation Sall take place with
Refit ; or France. Pristra. or Bavaria, Quell give
lull greater provocation than any yet offered; our
Government Is detethined to preferve its neutrality.
Fine regiments are ordered to march towards the
Tashi& frontier, to caufe our eallern provinces to be
repelled by the rebels tinder PASSW•II Oret.oo, and
the revoked Jankfaries at Belgrade, who make
ineurfions upon their borders in collet} plunder. The
rumor of an offenfire and defenfive alliance with
Rana is very common in our diplomatic circles; and
the affemblage of three numerous Ruffian armies is
generally believed, exclufive of the army in Livonia.
One army is collating in Volhinia. and another in
. Podolia.

PARLIASIENTAKr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORI" TUESDALFEIL 24.

Several witneffes were tumbled for the eistosant on the Zostehe
Peeragonueober witnettes were (worn, and the farther eossirkra•
Nen of the dam was deterred till rborfday.
Casale ACK.WAS relseve et. 'helloes a Irllb Bank Paper were
laid on the Tithe, by Lord Hawketbery t trble-St GO the olatioll
et Lead Kin were ordered to be printed.
Adjetuaod 'rhastlay at a quarter lodate throe o'clock.
London, England, 1804-11-08

IPATROI4LSED AND USED FOR HIS MA JES UV AND
THE ROYAL FAMILY.

HARDY'. NEW INVk.NTED BLACKING POWDER.
THE inconvenience of the Blacking now in ufe,
Is not ant" that the beauty of the leather Is defaced, but
gist its texture is utterly destroyed. The contrivance now re•
inammended to the Public Is the refute of • feries of chemical ex-
Iperlawnts on the nature of animal fubßance employed, and the
Ingredients by which the fibres ami reticulation may be molt fue.
eafefully preferved in that defile, yet pliable Rate, to which they are
eldivered from the hands of nature. The poLtivc qualities of this
enispound ant, ft foftens the leather, repels the water, witliftands
But, procures the foci jet, and gives with half the dual trouble
• 'Raft elegant kittec to Cartouch Boxes, Boots, Shots, Ladies'
Clogs, &c. Its negative qualities arc, that it tiddler fods th.: fin-
gers, Rains the foci Elk or ratan, and has no dd.:recede (men,
when ailed upon either by beat or moifture, iu Lulu at ts. and
I\ 6a.

Alto a MIXTURE. in bottles at gs. that will. tor once ufing,
take oat Ink and all Suing from the boot Tops, redwing their
original Pale Colour, which may be preened by the ufe of his
Cream, at is. 6d. and Liquid for thokof a darker colour. in bot-
tles at rs.—N. B. If the Cream is sad for the boot Tops when
the leather is new thty will never Rain.

Sold by the Proprietor, No. 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn ; Dicey
and Sutton, Bow Churrh-yard ; Hendrie and Sem. Tarchborne.
greet ; Mortara and Evans, Looplane ; and molt Boottnakers,
Perfumers. Bookfcllers, ant Venders of Medicine In town and
tiour.,ry.—N. B. The genuine are fired • Robert Hardy "
• lhe only Blacking that retail.' Its glofs,and does not frnear.
London, England, 1804-11-08

ARRIVF.D.

In the Rivet, the %Volga, jackfon, from Peteriburgh. At Har-
wich. M.,rquis or I.orn, White, from ditto. At Hull, Abeona,
Peterfon, (rum ditto. At Shields. William and John, —, trona
Riga. At Newcaftle, Cana)°, Wilfon ; and the Jack, Bert. (rout
Dantaick. At Lyon, Lady Andowa, Ha4don, from Norway.
At Plymouth, Choice, Clark. from Cadiz for London. At Coates,
south Carnlira. New Yolk. At St. Luau-, Thal%
Gabricl, from tarter.

The lirizt,u,—,from Memel for Hull, is on More an the
FLil bdt,a.

lbe &trey, Bloomfield, from Pool for Hull, was run down on
the 3d tollant, by the 1;o1.1 gun brig.
'I he William and Margaret, Perrios, front Swanfea for Water-
ford, I. bolt at Dongarvon.
The jofeph and Mary Ann, Cornios, from Pool for Liverpool,la
loft at Wt 'lord.

Leiters have been received from the &Al/LIEU and
BA cc Navy a frigates, announcing their fafe arrival on
the st ft Auguft in Carlifle Bay, Barbadoes, with the
outward bound Beet from Cork, all well.
The Choice, Captain CLARE, from Cadiz, bound
to London, laden with hides, tallow, be. is arrived at
Plymouth : the failed the t6th of Otiober, at which
time there were only thee Brit n% veffels left in that
port.

The Cs.eo AAAAA frigate has failed with a convoy
for the Bahamas.

Lieut. Svrxes is appointed to command the Es.
rope prifon-lhip at Plymouth.
Yeftetday a Court of Direarirs was bald at the
Eat! India-Houfe, when the follt.wing Captains were
(worn into the command of their rafpeaive (hips;
vii. Captain joss AUTHAII CUPS ay, of the
(hip ti,itiey. of 800 tons, for Madras and Bengal
and Cipt. JOHN RANSOIII, New Ship, of 800 tows
building by Mr. Ronal- Wixt.easts, for St. Helens
and Bengal. The Court, at fix o'clock, adjourned
tillWednefday next.

In the unfortunate Spanifh frigate la Mercedes
Mere embarked a Spanilh Gentleman, his Lady, four
daughttrs, and five fon'. He was returning to 013
Spain with his family, the daughters remarkably
beautiful, with a large fortune, the gradual &tints
of twenty-five years' induary ! A hitch while before
the altion commenced, this Gentleman. with a fiat
(a lad). went on board the Rear Admiral's MO
where he beheld the dreadful calamity which deprived
Lim of the rell td his family and all his treafuse.
London, England, 1804-11-08

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE. OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
T" great reputation which Mr. BURGESS hA
gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES at ot►er
RICH SAUCES, for FA Sava. StNrof B. Hafted Colon Head,,
Beg Strait, Arad D;fers,Wlld Foul, and tsar; with many De 4.
edam for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more
fully espreffed in hi. .2atalogue,(Th &iv the Ammo*, of Mime) ham
Induced many perfOns to give the lame name to Articles entirely
different, which are vended at ninny Shops In London, by perfoas
who go to the principal Towns at England, Ireland, and Scotland.
to Collett Orders of 'fraderturn and Innkeepers, who in cook-
quer= are often Lived with ,Vvai Seer, of very Inferior quali-
ties, which is not only all Imp:Anion, but a great diCappointment
to Families who purehafe them with a view of •having good Sauce
to their Filb,

NB. None are His Cenulne. but what have thtfe words on
the Label," BURGESS undl SONo, Original and Superior kS-
SENCE 0 P ANCHOVIES, Nu. 7, Strand, Corner ot Savoy
Steps, !.onion."

This day was publithed, prim pa. boards,
A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM of ASTRO-
NOMY, in a COURSE. of FAMILIAR LECTURES, In
which the Principles of that Science are clearly elucidated, fo as
to be intelligible to thole who have not Bodied the Mathematks.
By MARGARET BRYAN.
Third Edition, reviled and correCted by the Autborefa
A few Copies are Brock off en a fine royal paper, price tit.
boards: both arc bot puffed.
Publilhed by Wynne and Scholey ,Pateroollerwow ; Seatchard
and Letterman, Ave Maria.lane; Wm. &yam, Paternolier row ;
and Verner and Heel, Poultry.
Where may be bad,

Sturm's Rd!calorie on the Woke of doo, with wood away-
logs, a new and liberal trannadon, by the Author of the Moder,
three Toles aBaao. prloe os. lewd, three rola, royal ilkus. 13a. 6d
boards.

The Laboratory„oe School of Arts, containing a large Cola•
doe of v.dusble Secrets in Arts and Manufadurcs, compiled by
G. Smith, illustrated with Engravings; two vols. See. pr.ce lit
boards.
London, England, 1804-08-15

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY,

AU OUST i g.

.........--- .
PRICE OF S I'OCKII THIS DAY AT NR- O'CLOCK
Coded.. 5641—Reduced 37.1-oaudtan 64
PRICE 1.11; STOCKS YESTERDAY I
Banc, Stock rbo India Ronda, to dd.
3 per Celt Red Ann. s7l-k Imp. Aon. 9 z t-. 61
3 per Cra.. Coot 3613 lircheq. ThII, par la de.
4 Per Cent. 7il4f Oenniuni 64 pram
5 per Cent. Hari phi Poet& Ticket. 1.1. t 74.
5 per Cent. '797 9:14 Confab for acc.37 sef
Len Min. t 7 5-1
Dewy+. AVOtliT to—Gov. Deb. 3 per Cent.U.
incimago--Dublo on Losdoa is tit.

In the preceding columns one readers will find
Tome intereiting E.:trails from Paris Journals to the
3d, and Dutch Papers to the Bth Whin.
Overland difpatches were received yeflerday after-
noon from Bengal. The particulars are given with
our Nautical Intelligence.
This day arrived a Hamburgh Mail. The fol-
lowing are the only articles brought by it that de-
/*tree any notice :
The Kiser of Swtosti, as Duke of Anterior Po-
merania, has delivered /.is vote on the EMPEROR. of
Russia's Note to the German Diet. His Majefiy
&fires that his Imperial Majefly (the Estraaria of
CERIMANY) may be requeded to take fuch meafures
as will in future fecure the tranquillity and fafety of
the Germanic Empire.
Louis XVIII. accompanied by the Duke d'As-
crovi.srar, and a (mall fuite,has fet ont from Warfaw
for Ruda to meet Come perfons of the Bouaaow
family, to coffer with them on certain fubjeali of
importance. There can be no doubt that this meet-
. ing is with the concurrence of the Emperor ALA:-
. 1111055. .

MUNICH. JULY 25.—0 n thc 22d inflant thc French
Envoy Extraordinary and Minifler Plenipotenttary Qo
the Elcaor nilat foe. of Baratta, M. 01 ro, bare io
London, England, 1804-11-30

MARit-LANE,

coax ascHaxOt, troxijo.
he
There is tollat a good fupply of Wheats t
buyers in general declining indent prices, few files
are made, and at a (mall reduaion in price.—Fine
old and Dantaic ample:, rather exceed our currency.
—Barley in plenty and rather lowei—Malt litewife.

—Beans of each kind, fome what cheaper—as are
Oats of the fecood and inferior qualities. In Flour
and other articles but (mall fluEtuation.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 88s. nos. zoo pa qr. Grey Yak ape. to sza.
Roe Ditto, lop. sac od. Beans, sos. 555. od.
R7e(orw). SO. Pia ad. Tick Ditto 465. 5 as. od
Raley, Os. 535. od. Oats, 295. 311.34 a
Malt, Soo. 116 s. od. Poland ditto, 361.375. od.
White Peak, stis. 64a. od. Rape Seed, 01 to 441. pa y&

PRICE OE FLOUR.
Flue Flour soon to uss. Seconds Ilse. to pos. per lick.

DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 24.

On Thurfday the Third Brigade of Dublin Yeo-
manry went off duty.
A detachment of the 47th regiment marched Into
town on Thuriday.
Major Slat and junice Beta. apprehended Edw.
Barnes and five others in a houfe in Dirty-lane. on
Tuefday latt, in the aft of forging on the Cavan
Bank. They were committed to Newgate for trial
on Thurfday.
Tuefday night, about fa o'clock, the poll boy con-
veying the different mails from Clonmel to Cafbel,
Stc. was robbed about three quarters of a mile on the
road between Clonmel and Centel, by a tingle foot.
pad, armed with a pittol. who efcaped with the booty.
The Jemima. London trader, Joey Bum matter,
arrived in our harbour on Tuefday evening, after a
patine of only four days from the Downs—a very
remarkable circumftance at this feafon of the year.

JESSIE.