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London, England, 1802-07-22

Lord ELL MOICILIGH faid, that a perfun who
fent . into the world a negotiable inflrnment like
this, undertook to pdy the fun due upon it, and
mull be taken to admit that he has finds in his
hands tier that purpofea and out of which he is to
pay.—The whole amount of the Note was Arun:-
cif to have been paid by the Defendant, but hoc
was one piece of paper by which that payment w..s
alledged to he made, that was worth nothing; :o;d
therefore, to that amount, it was well dcfcribed as ;
money had and received by the Defendant to the
Plaintiffs' ufe. His Lordfltip laid he thought that {
the ad of payment of the Note purported that
the Defendant had money applicable to the pay-
ment of it, and that was money which was due
to the Plaintiffs upon this Note, and therefore
whatever (um was part of the whole of that pay-
ment, and not paid, was money kept in the I
hands of the Defendant, which belonged to the
Plaintiffs, and therefore, was to be deemed money
had and received to the Plaintiffs' ufe ; for
thefe reafons his Lorsffhip thought there was, in
fuhflance, nothing in the ohjeEtion to the form of,
the action. _ I

Mr. ERSKINE then fubmitted to the Jury that
this was a millake on the part of Mr. Adam.
thwaite, the notary, and Mr. Bannifler, his clerk,
for that in reality, this forged note sv;ts not given
by the Defendant to Bannitter, that he mutt, lome
how or other, have received it of fonwbody
and fuppofed he received it of her ; for that the
filler of the Defendant paid Banniller this money,
and the remembered perfealy well, that the bank
notes were all new and the paper clean, whereas
the note now in Court was ragged and dirty, and
not at all like either of thefe which the paid.

Barbara Lanchelier laid, the paid the money
to Mr. Banniller for this promiirory note 1)f 541.
16s. aid alio the 2s. 6d, for the noting. She de-
fetibed the notes to be, one a 201. bank note—
three tol. bank notes—one 21. note—and two il.
notes, half a guinea, and gs. 6d. in laver. On
looking at the note in queflion, the ftvore the was
confident that the did not pay that note to Ban-
nifter. All the notes the gave him were quite stew;
the did not know where they came from, her
lifter's clerk gave them to her; he was gone
abroad the believed. He left their houfe on the
igth of March, which was the following day af-
ter this payment was made.
Lord ELLENBOROUCH faitl, he thought this lall
circumflance cart a little light upon this queftion,
or rather rendered it fulpicuous how this note came
into the hands of this clerk who went abroad tho
day following this payment. If the Jury were
fatisfied, they might five fome time (which was
now very valuable in that Court on account of the
prefs of bufinefs before it) by fayin-, Co, without
healing a reply from the Plaintiffs' Connie].
Mr. Grass Laid, there was no balance in the evi-
dence in this cafe.
' Lord Et.t.awsottounn faid, there was certainly
not, and the Jury then found a verdia for the Plain-
tiffs, damages tol.
London, England, 1802-07-22

PLYMOUTH, JULY so.

Sailed on a cruize the CARvirotr, of 28 guns,
Captain NIUNDY ius, of 36 guns, Captain
fliso ; and the ROSARIO, of 18 guns, Captain
NOUN( EY.—The following arc gone up Hamoaze
to be paid off : the Sr. GEORGE, of 98 guns, Cap-
tain THortpsor; ; WARRIOR, of 74 guns, Captain
TYLER; and the CAPTAIN, of 74 guns, Captain
v.
Ao.YLES.
London, England, 1802-05-28

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAY 27.
Sir Euw. KNATCUJVLL faid,it was not his intention to pro-
ceed further at prefent upon the Kent Inturance Bill, but he
thould bring it forward next Scilion.
Mr. NICHOLLS prefented a Petition from an Infolvent Debtor
of the name of \Wm. Grim, who Rated that be had been fix
yews confined for a debt of sOOOL and had incite...gully en-
deavoured to obtain relief under the lift Infolvent Ad, and
therefoft praying for relict—The Petition was rejedted.
The Houfe went Into a Committee on the frith Yeomanry
Bill, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Franking Bill was read a third time and paired.
The Report of the Committee of Supply was received, and
the Refolution for granting 1734351. for the Relief of the Suf-
tering Clergy of France and American Loyola., for three quar-
ters of a year, ending January x, !Sox, was agreed to.
Mr. AL4. SANDER fold, that from the latenefF of the fcafon,
it was not intended to proceed any further this Scifion in the
Overton,' Bill.

The confitlt ration of the Police Bill, and the Irifts Militia
Subalterns' Bill was puftponed tiU Monday.
A Committee was appointed to confider of an indemnification
to be made to the Sugar Cooper► for any foffes they may fultain
by the propofed improvements of the Port of London, and the
Pethiao foemerly prefented by the Sugar Coopers to this pur-
r* was referred to the Paid Committee.

-
The Report of the Allen Bill was ordered tope received on
Monday.

ME. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Scotch Mi-
litia Bill, and the Volunteer Corps Bill; which were ordered
to be taken into further confideration to-morrow.
The Miners' Bill was rcad a (mond time, and committed for
Monday.

Sir le: Prat moved the order for the third reading of the
Cotton Manufadurers Apprentices Bill; which being read,
be moved that the third reading be poftponed till to-morrow,
which Ives ordered accordingly.
On the moticu of Mr. W. SMITH, the Report of the Debtors
Relief Bill was taken into conflderation, which was confirmed
by the Houle, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on
Monday.
On the motion of Mr. Leto n,the hills Controverted Eledion
Bill was ordered to be read a fecund time :his day fe'onight.
On the motion of Mr. 11. ADDINGTON, the ll:miring Or-
ders of the Day were difyofed of.
London, England, 1802-05-28

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CORN AVARItirS.

CC-ti ItiOnICTOR'S RETURN Rid Untied E,
Kay Vt.
Wheat per Load, from 161. os. to 181. cos.
Barley per ()t2artei, from tl. es. to 11. 541.
!'iveats per (tsartdr, from 11. 2s. to 11. es.
Beans per (tarter, from tl. 131. to 11. tys.
Peafe per (tarter, froth al. Os. to 21. 2s:
MAT. 28.
There has been little or no frefh arrival of any
fpecies of grain fince Monday.-Very fine Wheat
fells readily on the terms of that day-Barley and
Malt are alto freer in filet and incline upward:-
Oars, from the (mall quantity of frefh ones in the
Market, have advanced full 25. per quarter, and
Beans are nearly as much dearer.-Peas, of both
forts, are higher.
Englifh Wheat, 461. 6os. primea, 68s. yos.
Rye, 325. 355.
Barley, 2os. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 35*. 6d.
Malt, sos. to 535.
Oats, 16s. 241. 265.
Honk Beans, (New) sos. 345. 351.
Tick Beans, (New) 28$. 335.
Hog Peafe, 28s. 345.
Boilers, 345. 38s.
Carraway Seed, 565. to 405. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, yes. to Bos. per cwt. •
• Rape Seed, 34 to 361. per laft.
Flour sos. and 555. per f.sck.
London, England, 1802-05-28

BIRTHS.

On the sad init. Mn. William Shone, in Miming-lane, of a
daughter.
On the 23d inn. Mm Howard, of Corby Caftle, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
• I
Left night, Lord Sydney, to Lady Charlotte Clements. 10-11
mediately after the ceremony. the newly•wedded pair fet off
fpr his Lordihip's feat at i'rognell, in Kent.
Saturday, at DuMin, by the Lord Bilbop of Leighlin and
Ferns, Ralph Gore, Efq. nephew of the Earl of Rofs, to Lady
Grace Maxwell, daughter of Barry, late Earl of Farnham.
At Briftol, Lewis Filter, Efq. merchant, to Mifs Jane Itham
Randolph, third daughter of the late Mr. tandolph, merchant,
Is,th of Brlftol.

......
Mr. Wm. Lane, Jeweller, of Briftol, to Mifs Davies, only
daughter of the late Rev. James Davies, of that city.
J. Bacon, Efq. of Colney Hatch. to Mrs. Moreton, widow of
Dr. Moreton, many years Librarian at the Britith Mufeum.
On the 28th init. at Liverpool, Mr. John Jackfon, merchant,
to Mils Caton, daughter of Jufeph Caton, Efq. of Liverpool.
On the ad infiatat,.et Stoke, in the Potteries, Mr Richard
Shaw, fon of Richluctilhaw, Efq Daretbury, Cheihire, to Mils
Sparket, of the fawner place.
On the 26th intL. at Tynemouth Church, Mr Richard Bar-
ker, attorney-at-law, to Mils Lamb, both of North Shickts.
London, England, 1802-05-28

A COLLOQUY.

Says BAIDOLTII.I boy Tom to his father—" Dear dad,
" A SCAT I will have, if a feat's to be had;
" But the moment I take it, I will Doty like you,
“ Squat me down among dirty fac'd Patriots perdue,
• But bind on my forehead this label—" To let"-
" UNFOkthlSll'Ll !"—The old ow replies in a pet. c.

At Derby an uncommon Phznomenon appear-
ed in the air a few mornings ago : it confined of
four circles, and part of another, in the following
order : the fmallefi, which was nearer to the Sun,
might be 15 deg. diameter, with luminous fpots to
the right and left, like what are called par.theiia ;
the fecond encompafled the former, and was twice
AS large ; the third the fite of the fecond, and
joined its circumference to the weft ; and the
fourth circumfcribed all the others, and was
utched upon the weltern fide by part of another
of the Lime diameter. _

The late unfeafonable weather has not been con-
fined to the vicinity of the Metropolis, but has ex•
tended over the country.—On the mountains in
Wales, ftiow was near a foot deep laft week.—At
Berwick upon-Tweed, the ground was covered
with film near a foot deep, and the weather as
cold as is ufual in the month of January.—At
Aberdeen it fnowed almoti incelTantly during the
day, and at night nipping &offs confiderabir
injured the fmall fruit.—About Turriff the (tom
has been equally violent. The fnow was lying in
the gardens four inches deep, and the leaves have
the appearance of autumn.—ln fome parts of Bu-
chan the blow fell to the depth of eight or tea
inches ; and the air had all the rigour ef winter.
At Liverpool, wi!h remarkable cold winds, they
had fevere frofts in the night, accompanied with
hail and a great fall of fnow. Thurfday fe'nnight,
however it became fuddenly mild, and has con-
tinued fo very warm, that the mercury in Farot-
heit's Thermometer, expofed to the open air, role
3o degrees from Thurfday to Saturday, a circum-
ilance we lappofe unparalleled in the Inemory of
the oldeti perfon living. Betwixt York and Hull,
in places, the fnow lay on the ground upwards of
five inches, and in Holdernefs, ancle-deep, on Fri-
day and Saturday fe'nnight. On Sunday ft.'n-:
night, the fnow lay upwards of fix inches thick on
the deck of fome veils, while palling the York-
!hire coati ; the crews report, that they never at
the feafon before experienced fuch weather—fome
were aaually froft-bitten in their hands and faces.
There probably never happened a more remark-
able change in the temperature of the air in the
comic oithree days, than that which has taken
place. The Thermometer on Tuefday fe'nnight
in the morning, was down at 29, (three degrees
hclow the freezing point;) on Friday morning at
fever', it was at so; and at noon it flood 4 73.
London, England, 1802-05-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Ft ETCH E a has purchafed Dricierfor iSoogs,
and matched him againa Lord Wm./IN:v(9i s
Milli Moloch for tocogs each, to run two miles
at neat Doncalicr Meeting, 811. each. He has
alfo matched Yip/hard" againa ilgonilki, to run
at Newcaale for .t large fum.

YORK SPRING MEETINO, MAY as.
Mr. Fletcher'; Letlir, 71t. 71b. best Lord Dar-
lington's Champion, 7ft t 31b. for tooogs. each.
Two miles. Five and 6to, ou Lethe. Cham-
pion broke down.
A Sweeptlakes of zcsgs. each. Two miles.

Mr. Walker's b. c. 11r2ver, by Hub,. eft 31b. z
Mr. Wentworth's Chanec. by Lurch.r, 91t. - 2
Ld Darlington's Aronittes. by Sir Feta, 91/.. - 3
I.d Fitzwilliani4 gft. alb. - 4
Sir r. Garcolgue's b. c. by Traveller, aft. 21b. - 5
Nine to 2 aglt Driver ; t I to to on Chance ;
tt to 5 agli Agonittes ; 3to t agli. Miracle to
to 1 aglt b. c. by Travella. : an excellent race.

MIDDLEHAM, YORKSHIRE.
On, Thurfday, May 13, the Sweepflakes for
3.yr olds was won by the Duke of Hamilton's ch.
c. by Walnut, dam by Bourdeaux —The std.
Plate, by Sir H. Williarnfon's c. Lancafter, by
Sir Peter.
London, England, 1802-05-17

FROM LLUYD'S LIST.

DIAL, MAT 13.—Came down th, Mary Ann, Portiere, for
Bengal, and failed with feversl other ontward-bound vetch.—
Arrived the Btaxerta frigate from the weftward.
MAT 1.10AITI•Cd the Pric rse frigate from Cork; and
ANACREON beg fmm a MIKE.
MAT t 6 Sailed the Wm. and Jane, PRICE', for Havre;
ant! the 111. of Thanes, Goonwtv . E r BaCoadocs. Wind N. F.
CRAVE9ENG. MAT ,3.—f'att'ed by the Henrietta, Paindcf-
trie, from Honduras ; Elbe, Lopata', Gum Harnburgh ; Vrow
Tackle, —. from Dieppe ; Providence, Brown, and New
Draper, Hughes, from Dublin; Fortuna, Grafton, and Hots-
Lod. —, from Norway; Aufage, Carr. and the Commerce,
Gibfon, from Guernfey.—Sailed the Mary, Silk. for Leghorn;
Rambler, Rots, for Antigua: Ceres, for Lifbon; Pro-
vidence, —, for Bremen ; Vmw Anna, —, for Boulogne ;
Hope, eor Oporto; Wow Martha, —, for St. Valk-
ry ; Wow Catbarina. and Drie Vreinden, for Rouen.
MAY t4.—Paffed by the Jackfoo, Sandwell, from Malta;
and the Vrow Margretta. —, from Yeitlerzeil.—Sailed the
Cattle Malwvn, Evans, for Limerick ; Charlotte, Bennett, for
Hamburg!' ; Nerina, Wilfott, for Riga ; Fair American. Flower,
for New York; Thalia, Parrott, 'or Peteriburgh;.6uffez C .k,
Amos, for Rotterdam ; 'l'we Gehroders„ • —, for Antwerp ;
Jorge Ham, —, and Geode Werwagt:ng, Baker, for St.
Vallery.
MA Y 6,—Paffed by, the Mary, Or air ; and Attire, Do M.
CAN, from Leghorn; Telemachus, hi o Rav, from Egypt ; So-
phia. Surrn, from Havre; New Fair Trader, WRIGHT, from
; Lawrence and Mary, —, from Norway ; Benjamin,
NIKOLS; and Jane, Ditsroars, from Waterforiled thc
Admiral Alpin, for the Salt Indies; Twe Gebroders,
—, for Dieppe; Speedwell, FINDLT, for Genoa; Hope,
Woof), for Nantz ; Handers Bevordercn, —. for Antwerp;
tlermanfing,----. for Rouen; Vrow .41mina, r
Ghent; Vrow Rejtiana, —; Vrow Magtildt, —; and
Verfigtigheit, for Rotterdam.
ARRIVED

At Liverpool--Hector, Davie, from New York; Minerva,
-.--, from St. Kitts; Speculation, Arthy, from Madeira;
Alexander, Watfon, from Baltimore; and Merchant, Curtis,
from Portland. -

At Dublin--Commeree, Simple, from Kinglton.
At Hami,urgh--j.irc, Reynolds, from London.
At Oporto—North Star, Perry, from London; and Maria,
Burn, from I int-pool._ _ _

- -
In the Downs—Shillefah, Chambers, from &Mall; Benja.
stun, Nichols, from -Waterford; Fair Trader, Wright, from
gmblin; and Eliza, Puke, from Boon:faux.
_ _

At fttiltol.-Sao from
At elytle-.-Europo. M'Arthur, from St. %%reales; Colum.
bias Watt ; ar..lSufarmah, Bennett, from ChArleftown.

At Cori —Raba'', Galc, from Jamaica.

GREENOCK, MAY 6.

Arrived.—Trlo, :•hannar, from Sligo ; Helen, Serrier, from
Nzw York and Martha, MacKlnlay, from Philadelphia.
eleand 0ut...-Surprize.Corran, fur Demerara.

MAT t,..AlTirs:d this morning the Sufamsah, TS! WART,
from Charl,fton ; (poke uu the zsth ult. in lat. as. z 6. long. 38.
the tip tritamila, MILLER, from Port Glskow for Virginia,
out so days, all well.
Arrived alto and pared to Port Glafgow, the Europa, AVAN-
T ilt,ll, from St. Vincents,and Columbia, WATT. from Ch..r:sf-
ton. The Brandy Wine is arrived at New
York, from the Clyde.
London, England, 1802-05-17

Tuns EvtNtna.

The Prince's Harmonic.
Mir' Head's Mufic, Alhemarle-ftrecc.
Mrs. Lowc's Rout, Portland-place.
Mr. Gregor's Dinner.
Mn. Gofling's Rout, Lineas Inn Fields.
Lady Cars Muße, Port man-lquare.
Mr. Jolhua Smith's Grand Dinner, Great George-ftreet.
Lady Sutton's Rout, Hanover-I.:pare.
M. 3. Vaughan's Ball, Manchefteaquare.
Mrs. Dot Backnall's-Rout, Baker-ftrect.
Airs. Jones's Rota:, Dover-ftreet.
Mrs. Kingfton's Rout.
Mrs. Nlethuen't Rout, Cr strenor-ftreet.
Mrs. W‘ddcll's Rout, Bronk-itreet.
LIDAY.

Mr. ()may's Grand Dinner, Stanhope-Brest.
Lady Wintcrion'‘ Rout, Seymour-Itseet.
M. '.V.erhown's Ball.
Mr,. Corbett's Concert, Wimp:de-Brat
Psilfs Abrams's Moric, Park-lane.
Mrs. Lovrther's Rout, Brook-areet.
Mrs. Neville's Rout, Upper Brook-ftreek.
WILDNZSDAT.

The King's Levee. —
The Queen's Grand Drefs Ball, at Buckingham-110de.
The Lady Mayorefs's Grand Ball at the Manfion-houl
Lady Hyde Parker's Rout, Cumberland-place.
Countefs of Portfmouth's Rout.
Mrs. Carter's Rout, Brook-ftreet.
Mrs. Sawbridge's Rout, Gloucetter-place.
Baronets Norio:via Mufic, Upper Seymour-ftrect.
Mareldonets of Headiort's Rout.
THURSDAY.
Lady Conliffs Grand Dinner, New Norfolk-ltreet.
Dowager Lady Martin's Mufic, Gloucefter-place.
Lady Rode Boughton!' Ball, Devonilaire-place.
Mrs. E. Hervey's Root, Park-ftreet.
Mrs. BOMA'S Mufic, Berktlry-tquare.
Mrs. Willet's Rout.
Mrs. Wilton's Rout, Devonilaire-ftreet.
Mrs.Diekinfon's Rout.
Mrs. Brown's Party, George-ftreet, Hanover-tquarc.
Mrs. Goitling's Rost, Be dford-Iquare.
'Mr. H. Hope's Dinner, Cav -mth-fquare.
Mrs. Glyn's Party, Cumberland-firect.

SAMAR.
Marchtooefs of Headfort's Rout.
Lady Soouner's Rout, Cavendillarquare.
Lady Dunftanville's Ball, Groftenor-ftreet.
Mrs. Thompfon's Ball, Hereford-ftreet.
Mrs. Burton's BAB, Soho-fquare.
Mrs. Hodges's Rout, Cumberlaud-ftreet.
Mrs. Davies's Rout, Hill-Street.
Mrs. Blackman's Mune, Wlmpole-ftrat.
Lady Taylor's Rout, Cumberland-place.
Mrs. Wm. Manley's Rout, Bedford-row.
Mn. Coultburft's Party, Bedford-row.
Mrs. Nevillc's Rout, Portugal-Itrect.
SATURDAY.

Lady GunUffc's Grand Dinner.
Mrs. E. Hervey's Rout, Park-ftreet.
Lord Rode's Dinner, Upper Grofvenor-Itreet.

SUNDAY.
Marehioners of Salilbury's Make.
Counters of Kenmare's Party, Poetman-rquare.
Counters of Aldborougles Mule.
Vireounters Hampden's Concert.
On Saturday fe'nnight a very grand entertain-
ment was given at Bufhy Park, by his Roy.il
Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCZ, to all the Offi-
cers of the 42d Regiment of Foot, that fuffered fo
moch in Egypt, who dined by invitation with the
Duke. Their band attended, and played during
the whole evening. The day was (pent with great
conviviality, and did much honour to the liberali-
ty of his Royal Highaefs.
London, England, 1802-05-17

PoßTsmouTH, MAY 13.

This day arrived the Argo. Capt. J. Ga au r*, (a 'tantalum'
in 51 days from Gibraltar.--The folhot •amt• paffengers is
this tranfport, Lieut.-Colonel Wrizmi. Seth Wl:intent, Lieut.
White, soth Regimmt, Mrs. Wrixon, Wei:on. Airs
White. Serjeant acidic. 924 Regiment, A. Macdonald, gad
Regiment, J. Abel, J. Munro. and J. Macketiny. Privases in
the scth Regiment, Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs. Munro, and t
children. Sailed the Brothers, ATKINSON, for Poole. Carte
into harbour the NCTI V.T fChOOTICT, to be paid off. Mary,
'Cone V, fro-st BOMA, with cyder. Yeller ay failed the Fame,
BAK for Bengal.
MAT ta.,—This day arrived the China. American EaR-
Irdiaman, from Batavia for Emibild. for orders. Sailed the
tt,rt. WILLIAMS, for Pont. His hiajefty's Lip ti ttttt VP..
of 92 runs, was this day paid ME Jolt arrived the Hope, Penn,
from Havre de Crate, with paffengers.
MAT 1.5...-This day arrived his M ajc II y's hips A PAIIISCADI,
PIIIIKLOPI. and BE AULrta, from Marcou. Content's Inereafe,
roves. from Han.hurgh, bound to I .eg hewn ; and the Neptune,
Rant*, from Aberdevoy. Sailed his Majefty's Blip CA it vs-
soar, front St. Helen's, on a cruife; and the A.live,
ttasts. fee Poole. This evening the weather being Equally,
two boats were upfet, one of which was the BITTERN'S jolly-
boat, near the harbour: four of the men, befides the Mager s
Mate, were picked up by the boat's crew of the ANT Lore
tatter ; one of wham. the Mailer's Mate, who appeared Dearly
ealtaufted, was eorveyed to the watch-houfe ; two Surgeons
betides the Bittern's Surgeon attended, and every exertion was
titled but without Weft. Much matte is due to Mr. MO7 TLL V
and his boat's clew, and alto the Surgeons, who did every thine
pebble in be done on loch oecations—No lives were loft in the
other boat. and on ether of the Bittern's boat's clew. The
above Crtntkinan bas kft a wife and four children.
_ .

Mar i6.—Arrived the Redbridge fehooner. His Majeßy':,
'hip Caarsrosrr has pot back to St. Helen's. The Magnet.
COS tWDAtit, from Cork. A brig Tranfport from the Strtirhrs,
and is under quarandoe. Sailed the &mita nay of WU. for
London, England, 1802-05-17

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

MILAN, Atm.:9.—ln confequence of a decree
paired on the t 7th, by OUT Prefident BONAPARTE,
the Alterably of. the three Eleetoral Colleges is
convoked for the 15th of next month.
Latussas I, May t.—A body of armed pea-
fonts, to the number of about zoo, afembled laft
night at Prilly and the neighbourhood, at the dif-
tance of half a league from this place ; they wait-
ed only for their chiefs to march againft the cattle
of Laufanne, in order to seize upon the archives of
the canton, which are there depofited. and in par-
ticular the original title deeds of the fiefs and other
feudal concellions. Their Chiefs, however, did
not appear, and during the delay occafioned by
their abfence, the.Prefed had time to purfue mea-
fures for difperfing the infurgents, and refloring
tranquillity. Some loaded mufkets and fibres,
with warlike ammunition, found in a country-
houfe near this city, have been conveyed to the
town-houfe.' We expett here Tome French troops
from thole quartered in the diftriCl of .lElen. It
is to be obferved, that the fair is held this day, and
it is probable the ringleaders of this enterprife
hoped that the peafants who, on this occasion,
flock into the town, would have seconded their
attempt.
VENICE; APRIL GIOICIE de MON.
CENIGO, Counfellor of State to his Majefty the
EMPIROR of Russia, arrived here the day before
yetterday, on his way to Corfou, as Miaifter Ple-
nipotentiary, charged with a Special Commiffion.
He proceeds firft to Naples to coiled the land and"
naval forces dellined to support the meafures he
is commiffioned to carry into execution. Four'
Deputies alto have arrived from Corfou, by the
way of Otranto, difpatched by tits Government of
Corfou to the Emperor of Ruffia. They have al-
ready, it is Paid, had an interview with Count de
Moaczatoo, but they neverthelefs mean to. conti-
nue their journey to Peterlburgh.
NANCY, Mar 7.—The Minifter of the Police
being informed that Citizen MONSIN DE BERNE•
cower, erased from the lift of Emigrants, had
endeavoured to (hake the confidence of thofe who
purchafed his quondam property, and to render
them uneafy refpeiting the validity of their acqui-
fitions, has ordered that Citizen to repair imme-
diately to Bar-fur-Ornain, to remain there in a
(tate of being watched till farther orders, ander
pain of arreftation, or of any other punilhment
more severe according to circumftances,
London, England, 1802-05-17

BANKRUPTS IN DUBLIN.

Thos. Conway and Andrew Conway, of Chapclizod, couhty
Dublin, calico printers ; and Dan. Lyfaght, of Ennis. Coenty
Clare, woollen draper, to furrender the alit and 22d inft. and
22d Junc.—Stephen Webb and Wet Hen. Creagh, lottery-of-
fice keepers, to furrender thc 24th and 26th init. and azd June.

SEQIJESTRATIONS, See. in SCOTLAND.
John Andiafon, muintactorer in Perth.—Creditors to meet
in Robert Ciirittic's, in Perth, on the 14th May, at twe ve
o'clock, to twin an Interim factor; fame place and hour on tith
June, to chute a ttuftee.
James and Thomas Mill, corn and cattle dealers in 10 thank.
—Creditors to meet in James M'Wattie's, Bridgend of Ruth-
yen, 19th May, at twelve o'clock, to name an interim fiittor ;
fame place and hour on the 16th June, at Adam Warden's,
vintner in Alyth, tneled a make.
Creditors of James Burnef., fen. writer and merchant, Mon-
trofe,to meet in the Merchants Halt, Montrofc.on the ad June
next, at twelve o'clock, to decide on au offer of compalitiun of
ss. in the pound.
London, England, 1802-05-17

Member fhould infcribe his name, and that the
refult fhould be communicated to the Government
by a deputation.
This propulition was agreed to, and immedi.
nely it was carried into effeil.
The names being regifteted, a deputation was
appointed, confining of 15 Members. It was
moved, that the regifter fhould continue open three ,
days, to afford an opportunity to abfent Members
to infcribe their names. But on the motion of
GI Ltsrta Jacny it WAS ordered to dote
on the evening of the fubfequent day.
This motion was agreed to.

PARIS, MAY Is.
The Municipality of Brunel: leaving learned
that revere] individuals of that city And in their
poireffion a great many articles plundered from
the churches, and confifting of plate, ornaments,
linen, &c. ordered all there articles, the fele of
which had not been made by public authority, to
be delivered to the Mayor within the courfe of three
days. Among there valuable articles which &if.'
appeared when she French troops entered Belgium,
was the Holy Sacrament of Miracles, belonging
to the Church of St. Gundula, at Brunets. This
monument, enriched with a confiderable quantity
of precious llones, was valued at from t a to 15,000
francs (about 6001. flerling.)
It is raid that Come very celebrated racelorres,
jufk arrived from England, will determine by their
fleetnefs confiderable bets on a courfe of feveral
miles, in the Park de Sablons, on Sunday the 16th.
The ci-devant Count de CHOISEUL Goo Fri IR,
paired through Frankfort Come time ago on his
way from Ituffia to France, where it is Paid he
will continue the publication of his Pqage Pine-
rehate dame la Grece.
A duel between two females took place lately
in the neighbourhood of Nantes, in confequence
of a blow given by one of them to the other : one
of them was wounded in the thigh.
London, England, 1802-05-17

ME MORANDU M.

The Appointment of Enfign Alexander Young, from the
Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafc, in the ad Bat-
talion of the zit Foot, vice Graham, promoted in the 18th
Foot, as Bated in the Gascue of the 7th November hal, has
not taken plazc.

Cornet Norton Hutchinfon, of the aSth Light Dragoons, is
foperfedeci.
. .

ERRATA in the Gazette of the 7th November lan..
3oth Regiment of Foot.
For Hugh Hutton, from the Marina, to be Enfign, smithout
purchafe, Prevented hi the 2d Batt ram Royals,
Read Hugh Hutton, from the Marines, to be Enfign, with-
out purehafe.
In the Gazette of the 27th Ultimo.
For Lieutenant William W. Scott, of the t pi, Foot, fupertedeJ,
Read Lieutenant William W. Scott, of the t 6th Foot, rum-
Wed.
In the Gazette of the t tth
_ _

For Captain Henry Shrapnel!, of/A,. ;Erb Toot, to be Major in
the Army, Read Captain Henry Shrapnel!, of the Royal Ar-
iilltry, to be Major in the Army.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rom has been pleaLd to order a Cone d'Ellre to pafa
the Great Scal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Ca-
thedral Clio-eh of Wells, to cleft a Bilhop of the See of Bath
and Wells, void by the death of the Right Reverend Father in
GOD, Donor CHARLES Moss; and his MAJ►STY has alto
been pleated to recommend the Right Reverend Father in GOD
Du for Ric uARD BEADON Blihop of Olouceiter, to be by them
tleded Biihop of that See.
The Kum has alfo been pleated to prefent the Reverend
pasts NICOL, Clerk, to the Church and Parifh of Traquair,
in the Prelbytery and County of Peebles, the fame being va-
cant by the death of Mr. WALK Ea, We Mhiiiter there.
The KING has alto been pleated to prefent the Reverend
James Russet, Clerk, to the Church and Part& of Gairlock,
in the Prelbytery of Lochearron and County of Rofs, vacant
by the death of Mr. DONALD MAC INTOSII, Luc Miniitcr
there.
London, England, 1802-05-17

SHEERNESS, MAY i 4.

Arrived the ANACII cox, Lieut. Cur ox, bit e►ening, and
failed foe the Downs ; alto the Charger and Stripe, gun-vi
from Chatham. Sailed the Iris, with Dutch (Cameo for Lym-
ingtno. SAW alto the Favorite, Ranger, and Autumn Poops,
and the Trial totter, for Chatham, to convey Dutch fcanten to
their rcfpcdivc homes. Cooltant gun-vetrel, is ordered to take
difeharged feamen to Lefth. The ZIALA ND has been paid
WE in conks:pence of which Vice, Admiral Gear me has Shifted
Ida Oat to the CINCH/ITER. The Buckingham, Vryheiat, and
Sandwich prifon-fhips, and the Prineefs of Orange, have been
paid off at Chatham. Remain in harbour the Chichefter, Ar.
row, your; Kite, Harpy, and Specdsvell.
London, England, 1802-05-17

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

DO'VNING•STREPT, MAY 14.
The KING has hecn pleated to appoint the Ho-
nourable GEORGE VERE IIORA KT to be Lieutenant
Governor of the Ifland of Grenada, and its De-
pendencies, in the room Of ALEXANDER }IOUs.
TOUN, Efq. refigned.
WAR-DFFV:F, MAY 15, 1802.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Caps tin Chrillopher Far-
well to be Major, L y purchaf.. vice Warrington, who retires.
sd Regiment of Dragoons--I.ii.utenant Martm 'Fhomas Cock-
f'dgt, from the Royals, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice
Hamikun, promoted in Honmpekh•% Muuuted Riflemen.
A Regiment of Mounted Riflemen—Major Sir Robert Willi*
to be Liimenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Comte Byland,
who retires; Captain John Potter Hamilton, from the ad
Dragoons, to be Major. vice Sir Robert
4th Regiment of Foot—Captain-Lieutenant James Powell,
from the Bth Pout, to be Captain, rice Ogilvie, who ex•

changes.
Sth Dittof-Captain James Ogilvie, from the 4th Foot, to be
Captain-Lieutenant, vice Powell, who exchanges.
9th Ditto.-Licutenant Robert H. Hanfhip to be Captain, by
porehafe, vice Dotlfworth, who retires.
syth Ditto—Evil:yr' Robert Oldham to be Lieutenant, by PUr-
chafe, vice Wemyfs.
3111 Ditto—Thomas T. Bliffett, Gent. to be Eofign, by pur-
ch,:fe, vice Trotter, promoted.
39th Ditto—John Th. luffon, Gcnt. to be Enfign, by purchafe,

vice Twati-dell, promoted.
40th Ditto--Enfign Charles Richardfun, from the 69th Foot,
to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Lc Breton, promoted.
4241 Ditto—David Ogilvy, Gent. to be E.nfign, vice Walker,
promoted.
37th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Shadfortb, from the 47th
Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Kaman, promoted in
the 70th Foot.
60th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Broughton, from the aid
Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Maclean, who retires
67th Ditto—Major Alexander bi'Gregor Murray, front the
Chnaipine Fertcibles, to be Major, vice O'Hara, who re-
tires upon Half Pay of the Clana*Me Fencibles.
78th Ditto—Thomas Robinfon, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur-
clr.fe, vice M'l)ougall, promoted.
!hit Ditto--Enfign John M'Cabe to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Doiliworth, promoted.
Queen's German Regitnent--Major James Lyon to be Lieu-
tenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Train, who retires.
Royal frith Invaildw..-Serjeant Ma, it PellniA Colman, from
the North Mayo Militia, to be Lieutenant, vice Abercrom-
bie, des:eared.
London, England, 1802-05-17

YARMOUTH, MAY is.

The merchantmen detained here by contrary wind have all
f.uled for their refpeetivc ports RCOI2III !di Mayfly's flips of
war An rums frigate. and Adder gun-yard. with the Hunter
cutter. His Grace the Duke of CA at lIIIDQZ iS eXpeditd to
rive here fror, in order to embark on board the Aurelia:l fri-
Etc, for Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-05-17

BREVET.

Major General Charles Daniel Count des Metiron to be Lieu-
tenant General in the Army.
Colonel Ferdinand Baron Hompefch to be Major General in
t►e Army.
To be Lietttenant-Colonel, in the Army.
Major Sir James Bontein, Bart. on Half Pay of the late Kclfo
Regiment.
Major William Bray, of the 4th Weft India Regiment.
Major Charles Mario!, of the 14th Light Dragoons.
To be Major in the Army.
Captain John Rots, of the Coldftreara Guards.
STAFF.

Lieutenant Colonel Francis William Farquhar, of the r7th
Fact. to be Deputy Infpedtor-Gcneral of the Recruiting
Service.
Lieutenant Colonel James Taylor, of the 12th Foot, to be
Deputy Infpedlor-Gcnisal of the Recruiting Service in lie-
land.
London, England, 1802-05-17

PRIVATE LETTER.

Peals, May to.—Report (peaks of the forma-
ton of a corps which is to be called the Sacred Le-
gion, and is to be compokcj of men diffinguifhed
for their good conduct or particular talents, or
they are to be drawn from the different corps, civil
or military—among the nilitary, thofe who Hall
have received (words or mutkets d'honneur, (hall be
entitled to be comprifed in the Sward Legion. All
the members of this Legion, whatever Ration they
may occupy, flail receive double the ordinary pay
of that Ration. The tide of member of the Sa-
cred Legion fhall be an honourable
and (ball alone c• Infer the exclu(ive right of being
appointed to certain offices. It (ball be a kind of
order of Nobility, created in order to fupply the
National Lift, which was formed with the fame in-
tention, but which failed of anfwering the wifhes
of the Government.
General DELMAR has received orders to quit
Paris : the caufe of his difmitial is as follows:
On Eager day, at the church of Notre Dame, one
of his friends obferved to him, that we appeared
to be reverting to our ancient regime. ' True,'
replied DELN•s„ g steclksg rensaiess to de dose hot to
expiate the &teat of the two miaow of heave mile who
dud ni the canfe of Sierty.' This fevere fareafm was
reported to Bow APARTV, who, next day approach-
ing Dat.mas, anted Wits what he thought of the
ceremony of the preceding day ? • General,'
replied Dssmas, ' c'eloit tine vrale capucinaell—'
Ca complete piece of canting bypocrify.) •••
BONAPARTR returned no anfwer ; but DELMAR
having boated of what he had faid, BONAPARTE
was informed of it, and fent Burns to DEL MAS, to
define him to tetrae what be bad fail, Dsciess
baying rclufol to do to, streivcd mien
London, England, 1802-05-17

diately to repair to /Jolters, his native town, upon
pain of being arrefted.
Several Officers were arrefted the night before
accufed, as is fuppofed, of having formed a
party in oppofition to the projeas of the Farr
Cowsut., in favour of the Catholic Worlh'p.
London, England, 1802-07-13

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Dedicated to Dr. Jr t: Net,
ADISCOURSE, chiefly a ddrelred to Parents,
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London, England, 1802-07-13

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12.

This day arrived the MERMAID frigate from the
Mediterranean, and is under quarantine.—Sailed
the Singleton, HARPER, for Memel, to load tim-
ber for Liverpool.—His Majefty's fhip la CON.
STANCE, Captain MunoE, is hourly expeted to
fail for Leith with feamen ; the dropped down
to St. Helen's but brought to again.—Went out
of harbour his Majefty's fhip Isis, of go guns.—
Yeflerday failed his Majefty's fhip RESOLUTION,
for the eaftward.—The FOUDROYANT, of 8o guns,
Captain SEARL, is now weighing anchor to fail
for Plymouth, where the is to be paid off and laid
up.--The chips that came up from the Weft Indies
in company with the FOUDROYANT will fail to-
morrow morning for Plymouth, to be alto paid
off.—By the prompt exertions of the officers and
crews of the frigates that went down to the affift-
ance of the Wooewicu, which was a-ground yefr
terday off the Oars, the was got off without re-
ceiving any other injury than that occafioned by
the removal of her ftores and other heavy articles,
fhe loft her rudder which was carried away when
the fiat took the ground.—Lift night failed the
WINCHELSEA, of 32 guns, Captain HATLEY, to
the eaftward to be paid off.—Came into harbour.
the SATURN, of 74. guns, Captain BRISBANE.
ACASTA, of 38 guns,Captain WOODS ; and Q2E.
Ego, of 32 guns, captain GRANT.
London, England, 1802-07-13

This day was publithed, price 7s. in boards,
N INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of
CHEMISTRY, explaining its Principles, and their Ap-
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Manner, with an Appendix containing the Modern Theory.
By RICHARD S PACKS D. D.
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London, England, 1802-07-13

LAWRANCE W. triNc. AN ATTORNEY.

Mr. GAR R OW, in (kat it.g this cafe to the Jury, (-th-
ief ved it eshibited a tratifiation of to fcandalons
and infamous a nature, that the defendant, if it
was proved by the eviienee, no longer deft ved
to remain on the roll. The plaintiff was a join`
man who had been left a very handtiime fortune
by his uncle ; having alipated a great part, he
became dithered, and apprehending that an exe-
cution was on the point of iffning arinfl his goods,
he applied to the defendant for his advice and of
finance in averting the danger which thi eatened
the ruin of himfelf and family : the refult was, lie
g.tve the defendant a bill of tale on all his goods,
and areceipt for the fuppofeticonfideration money.
The defendant's clerk was Ora put in poiteffion of
the goods in order to prom& them ; but the defcn-
dant afterwards advifed the plaintiff to fend them
to his houfe, where they would be more fccure.—
The plaintiff, aduated by a perluafion that the de-
fendant was an honed man, confented to do fo,
and accordingly they were conveyed there in le-
veral carts, one of which was intercepted in its
patfage, and feizcd by the Sheriff. When the
plaintiff applied to the defendant to reflore his
goods the latter told him they had all been fei zed.
The plaintiff, however, obferved in the defendant's
kitchen and rooms, certain articles which he re-
cognized as his own. The defendant then pre.
tended that the goods were his by legal purchafe.•
Aflonifhed at fo fall: and unjidt a pretence for
keeping his property, the plaintiff brought this ac-
tion of-trover to recover the value of the goods
Two witneffes were examined, and teemed to
eft.tblifh the Count-Ws opening ,• when Lord EL-
I. to, no ao uo H recomm:ndeda reference, •;:hich was
agreed to.
London, England, 1802-07-13

GENERAL ORDERS.

Horfe Guards, June 12, 1802.
His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief direetts it to
be made known to the Army, that his Majelty has been gra-
b cioully pkafed to lignify his Royal pleafure, that every See-
' jeant (whether of the cavalry, foot guards, or line), who has
in the eourfe of the late war, or may hereafter, become blind
on (crake, &all receive an allowance of one *Ming and Ea-
peace per diem; every Corporal, in the like cireuntances,
one (billing and two-pence per diem; and every drummer and
private m in, in the like circumitances, one ()tilling a day, for
the remainder of their lives.

It Is the Commander in Chiefs pkafure that his Majelty's
gracious intention, above exprefted, than be communicated to
the men, and inferted in the orderly book of every regiment.
By order digs Royal Higbnefs the Commander in Chief.
London, England, 1802-07-13

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of th.:
TOWN of STAFFORD.
GENTLESIEN, Stafford, July act.
ITAVING had the hottoor of Repreicnt;ng your
ancient and independent Borough through four fueeeffive
Parliaments, we have now to thank you for having ehoien U.
fifth time with the fame unanimity and harmony, which mark-
ed our prteeding Eledion.
We eau add nothing to the expreflion of our thanks on this
occafion, hut an aifurance, that the honourable and Ready at-
tachment of our friends continues to produce in our minds cur-
rcfpouding fentiments of gratitude and devotion.
We have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
Your ongcd and faithful Servants,
FDWARD MONCKTON.
. R. B. SHERIDAN.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of DEVON.
natert ester, Exeter, July 9, tf'os.
HE unanimous approbation of County Meet-
ing, held at the C.:ftle of Exeter this Jay. for the purport:
of nominating two ptrfons to reprcfent this County in Parlia-
malt, having fa:;ctioncil the renewed tender of our fervices,
we now prtfurnc to foiteit your eourtenance. 211(l fuppott ; in
the anxious hove, that the (true principles and conduct which
have procured for us tbc hot:oorable concurrence of that Meet-
ing, wid alfo recommend us to your proo•dinu and favour at
the cufni;;; ElLeinn, which is fixed for 'I utfday next.
We have the honour to be, with the greateft refpeet,
Gantt teen,
Your much obliged,
And devoted humble Servants,
J. P. BASTARD.
LA WRENCH PALK.
London, England, 1802-07-13

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. E.
ARRIVED. Derr,
• Dublin.
z Waterford,
• llamburgh,
t French,
I Dutch

FALMOUTH, JULY 10.

Since my lift failed the following reffeN, viz.
on the 7th inflant, the American NI) Wiiii,,„,
Penn, Captain Ross, for Corunna; on the Bth
the Swedifh fhip Fortuna, ANGEL, for Havre de
Grace; Engin !hips Helen, ATK IN SON ; and Arid,
BEARD, for ditto; Commerce, FINLEY ; and Le
la Sacra Familia, CAR DELL, for Liverpool; on the
gth, the ditto brig Norfolk, CALVER, for Rotter-
dam • and the barque Iris, MALLET, for London.
—Yellerday arrived the American (hip Julia,
Captain COLLINS, with rice, in 25 days from
Charlefton, for orders.
London, England, 1802-07-13

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'THE STATE of Elf ROFEbefOieaud after
the REVOLUTION.

By Prole(far GENZ,
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Tranfiated from the German by Jottx CHARLES Ht:a Kits, Efq.
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. .

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SALISBURY.

WHEREAS a Perihn abont 5 Feet, 7 Inches
high. duffed in a black Cnat, blue I'a:ital.:ups, Ant:
Half-honts, did on •Wedneftlay kit hirc, at Saletbrry, an
IRON GREY MARE, five ymra OW, about futirkvii baud,
high, with a Hog-mane, and a (mall Scar nn each Kncc, to go
to liarford Saint Martin (fia miki) and return the fame MM.
lug. but nei•licr has lince hen heard of :

Whoever will detain the (aid !Wire, and bring her to the
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hint where fin may he round, (hall be handintnely 11.w:it-lid fur
their trouble, and be paid aU r..-afonable rapence.
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REMARKS on the Controverfy, fubfifting or
feppoted to culdift, between the Arminian and Calviniftic
Minifters of the Church of England; in a cccond Letter to the
Rev. John Overton, A. B. Author of " the True Churchman
Afeertained."

By the Rev. EDWARD PEARSON, B. D.
Rcdtor of Rempltone%Nuteinghatufhire.

Paribus fe legibus anibae,
Invian gt ntes eternal in faders mitten!. VIRGIL.
. London : Printed for John Hatehard, Bookfclier to her Ma-
jefty, No. too, Pice.dilly.
Of whom may be had, by the f :me Author, price is. 6d.
Remarks on the Dodrint of Jultitication by faith, being the
hrft I,,tter.to the Rev. John Overton, A. B.
London, England, 1802-07-13

This day was pidifhed, price 7s. in boards,
ARELATION of lever 41 circumQances which
occurred in the Province of Lower Normandy during
the Revolution, and under the Govcrmncnt of Robefplerre and
the Dirt:dors; commencing in the year 1789 down to the
year z8uo; with a detail of the Confinement and Sufferings of
the Author; together with an Account of the Manners end
Rural Cuftonu of chat Part of the Country called the Docage,
in Lower Normandy, with the Treatment of tack Cody,
Nature of Soil, Cultivation, and Hatvetting of their Crops,
Domcftic Management, Ste. Sc.
By GEORGE GREENE.
Publifhed for the Benefit of the Author; and fold by John
Hatchard, No. t9o, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-05-21

YARMOUTH, MAY so.

The !hip Witham, DixoN mafter, of and from
Bolton, in Lincoldhire; bound to London, laden
with oats, drove on ihrife on this beach. If the
weather continuesmoderae,it is espeaed both fhi/s
and cargo Will be fa'ed. Arrived the Perfevel
rance, of Yarmouth ; and the Choice, of North
Shields, from Memel, with cargoes of timber and
deals. Sailed the Brothers, Neiv Kerrifon, PerL
feverance; and Betfey, to the eafiward, in balati.
Remain in the Roads his Majetly's Chips of waf
AstiaioN, LYNX, CONSTANT, and DIRIVEP., with
a lugger. No packets have yet arrived, but are
hourly expeaed, as the wind blows frefh at S. Ft
Mrs. Sr ICES and fainily Have tit-rived here to em-
bark for the Continent.